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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1887

Page

8

Warren County News Advent of July Sales and Local Obits

Local notices warn of a Bell Bros remnant sale and a ten day clearance while promoting a tax payment discount through August 20. The column records deaths and funerals including William Henry Fenton and John Kropp, and notes civic events such as caucuses, a wedding, and a prominent church funeral in Warren.

Wm. White Dayton Tenn Bell Bros Stephen Glenn Indianapolis Harry Norris Stoneham Warren Bell Bro Rockwell Old Clarendon Emma Benzino Oil City T. W. McNett L. A. Siggins Third Street North Warren William Henry Fenton Fentonville J. L. Pierce Second Street John Kropp Harugauri Society George Traub Glade Albert Head Youngsville Nellie Vernes Renova Lock Haven Geo. P. Orr Reverdy B. Stewart

Watermelons and a rambling festival idea

The Rambler notes the annual market appearance of watermelons and suggests a festival with a stuffed watermelon dish. He recounts a canvasser quitting business and a pitting machine joke, laments the need for muzzling dogs, and urges enforcement of the muzzling ordinance for public safety.

Jamaica

Destructive cyclone in Spring Creex ruins fruit and sheds

A destructive cyclone moved south to north across the village yesterday afternoon leaving a one mile wide path of ruin five miles long. Fruit trees were leveled and several buildings destroyed or unroofed including barns and shops. Sufferers named include Wm. M. Jackson Mrs. Newbold J Jobes Mrs. F A Stranaghorn Mrs. Brooks and Henry DeJanes among others as the area endures the severest wind and rain storm yet seen.

Wm. M. Jackson Newbold J. Jobes F.A. Stranaghorn Brooks Henry DeJanes

Bargain Hats and Wagons As Ladies Venues Prompt Deals

Mrs Sterling Green of Kinzua offers weekly Monday afternoon consultations at Carver House. White and Co advertise remaining farm and heavy wagons below cost, plus trimmed hats, bonnets, and lace caps at deep discounts. G N Patterson promotes rival hat reductions after Miss Daggett’s succession. 47-31 40-tf

Sterling Green Kinzua Carver House White & Co

Gas contracts accepted after long fuel battle in Warren area

The community celebrates the acceptance of contracts with a competing gas company after a hard fight against outside capital. John ODonnell presented evidence, contracts are accepted with a 60 day bond window, and a public meeting will appoint officers to handle the bond. Local notices also describe fourth of July activities and a Clarendon fire response.

Warren New Hose Company Burgess Rankin Park Stone Will Hegerty Will Brower Roscoe Brown Siter Faulkner, N. Y Stone’s Hill John O’donnell Donnell Pennsylvania Gas Company J. Opoxve L. Warren Stonehame Bostrick J. Brisk Jamestown Erie P. G. Wheeler Long Point H. D. Cheney Enterprise Oran Eastman St. Mary's Pa Lawrence Baldensperger Mrs Poster Clarendon Hall Frank Camp Garland F. P. Dean Nelson Moore E. Bella Call Ira Lockwood Nettie Strickland Gouber Wm. Baldensperger Lily Fisk R. King John Kelley Ada Thacher Youngsville Stoneham M. Steveson Wm. Grosenberg John Logan L. Baldensperger A. J. Armstrong E. Schimelfeng Wm. Thomas White and Co’s Wm. McCutcheon Co. Bell Clare

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