Warren Ledger Highlights Local News and Trades in Warren
Warren Ledger from Warren, Pennsylvania, July 18, 1890 notes population estimates for Jamestown and Warren, local weather, advertisements for book binding and bindery services, railway excursions to the Thousand Islands, and various small-town notices. It reports on Col T. B. Vincent’s death in Bradford, educational board meetings, and a mix of local economy, crime, and society items. The issue mentions Mr J. Shirley shipping horses to Pittsburg for July 22 races, and Camp Hartranft opening at Mount Gretna with detailed officer lists.
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Episcopal Church
B. Rusher
Milton Blackwood
Pittsburg
Board of Education
Col
T. B. Vincent
Erié
Warren
Bradford
Thousand Islands
Lipe
Times
Clarkson & Parker
P. & E. Grocers
Oil City
Scott
Wells Road
Columbus
Thos. Farnsworth
Sheffield
Warren Social News Highlights and Visits
Miss Dave Mitchell of Tiona in Warren on Tuesday. J C Brady of Erie in Warren on Wednesday. Mrs James Healy ill on East Street. Mrs Herman Greenland returned from Chautauqua. The Misses Spangler of York visiting Mrs Frank Barnhart. Rev Dr Ryan to take six week vacation visiting Chautauqua. Mrs B F Gates improving after three weeks illness. W 5 Krump celebrates arrival of eight pound girl. John Grunder of Pleasant recovered and in Warren. Fred Waltz of Tidioute weighs 285 pounds and runs his office. Rev Father De la Roque seeks health via sea shore. Attorney General Kirkpatrick, Prof Bolles and George C Pierson hosted by Secretary Stone. Mr and Mrs D D Reed and Mr and Mrs J W Richards holidaying at Erie Head. Mr and Mrs Jacob Conroe of Limestone in town shopping and subscribing. Misses Harriet Lacy Belle Hall Tua Risher Ella Hall away with Mrs M Mead chaperoning at Allegheny Springs. James Martin of Ackley Station, Democrat county committee member, in Warren. Hon W S McMullen, former Warren resident now in St Louis.
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Frank Leslie
J. P. Jefferson
Market
Second Streets
Warren
Fredonia
Peter Anderson
Hemlock
Ludlow
John Angwood
Glade
O. B. Hamlin
Hamlin
Lepezr
J. M. McConnell
Jidinboro
Indiana
Kittaning
Glade Run
Lapazz
Dave Mitchell
Tiona
J.C. Brady, Esq
Erie
James Healy
East Street
Herman Greenland
Chautauqua
Spangler
York
Frank Barnhart
West End
Dr. Ryan
B. F. Gates
Krump
John Grunder
Pleasant
Fred Waltz
Tidioute
Justice Office
Father de la Roque
Kirkpatrick
Bolles
George C. Pierson
Harrisburg
Stone
D. D. Reed
J. W. Richards
Jacob Conroe
Limestone
The
Ledger
Harriet Lacy
Belle Hall
Tua Risher
Ella Hall
Allegheny Springs
M. Mead
James Martin
Ackley Station
Democratic County Committee
W. 8. McMullen
St. Louis
The Kentucky Squat Encounter And Local Shooting
A man describes an afternoon in Kentucky where a woman and boy sat by a brush fence as a man named Smith is shot at by a stranger. Smith is said to have been dropping in behind a bush and is wounded in the shoulder. The story recounts a calm, rural scene followed by a warning note from a neighbor and an invitation to wash up after the event.
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Dave Smith
Tunhoy
Pop
Smith
Jim
New York Sun
Side whiskers mark class in Atlanta fashion
The Atlanta Constitution notes that side whiskers are expensive and signal leisure and wealth. Few young, busy men wear them now, but more will adopt the style as wealth grows. Observers expect solid old fellows to sport mutton chops on the promenade in time.
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Wny
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
One Man's Work at Amherst College Art Museum
The New York Tribune recalls Professor Mailer of Amherst College shifting to sculpture lecturing in 1879. His efforts funded a premier plaster cast collection outside Boston and led to Williston Hall housing a dedicated art museum opened in 1874 after Mather’s Europe tour. The museum expanded art instruction and student training.
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Mailer
Amherst College
Boston
Williston Hall
Mather
Europe
New York Tribune
Pride of Station Pierces through Old Gent memory
A local vendor claims ownership of a business block, boasting it yields his income. An elder recalls the site as a former family junk shop, tying past ties to the present property.
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Forundred
New York Weekly
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