Ledger Carver House Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Ledger subscription terms are 1.50 yearly in advance or 2.00 if not prepaid, with 0.15 extra for papers sent outside Warren County. Advertising rates list business cards at 5.00 per issue, transient ads 1 per inch first insertion and 0.50 per inch thereafter, yearly ads per contract. Executors notices 3 each for six insertions. stray notices 1.50. local notices 0.06 per line. marriages and deaths published free, obituaries over 10 lines charged 0.03 per line.
The Ledger Steam Printing House Pen Labeling Notice
The Ledger Steam Printing House offers premium first class job printing in Northwestern Pennsylvania. All orders by mail receive prompt service and satisfaction guaranteed. Ben J F Morris is editor and proprietor.
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Pennsys
Vania
Ben J. F. Morris
Campaigns and editorial chatter sweep through Warren County
A Long excerpt covers a campaign push to place a Democratic paper nationwide for twenty five cents per copy, plus notes on Garfield, labor organizers, York politics, and Republican stalwarts. It reports ongoing organizing efforts of independent Republicans, county ward committees, and plans for a statewide canvass with McKee at the helm. leaders express optimism amid a heated partisan battle.
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Lepern
Warren County
Philadelphia
Morrisburg
State Committee
Cooper
Civil service reform and cabinet rumors in Washington
From the National Capital July 21 1889 Washington chatter centers on civil service reform prospects amid party politics and cabinet speculations. Reports say no major reforms soon, talk of Grant as premier, and Frelinghuysen and Blaine policy clashes influence diplomacy. White House summer scenes attract officials and New York visitors while ex senator B Gratz Brown observes capital changes and parkways, with local curiosities about the Blaine era.
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Wasmaxerox
D. C
Congress
Civil Service Commission
George William Curtis
Hubbell
Jay Hubbell
Ferry
Michigan
West
Blaine
Frelinghuysen
Martinez
General Grant
Foreign Affairs
Washington
White House
Marine Band
New York
B. Grat¢ Brown
United States
Missouri
Greeley
J. B. Price
Senate
Anthony
Edmunds
Sherman
Crop report and political commentary mix in Minnesota
The article notes Minnesota wheat estimated at forty one million bushels to be harvested next month. It surveys political remarks on Governor nominee Hox Robert E Parkson, court actions on Star Route conspiracies, temperance and German voters, and attorney general Brewster’s controversial stance on congressional members as not officers of the United States. It also covers Mason’s case, Leadville gambler James Mapper’s large brain, and Secretary Chandler’s navy circular seeking employee background data amid department changes.
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Minnesota
Brewster
Congress
United States
Chandler
Navy Department
Republican Congressional Committee
Buffalo Courier
Patti son accepts governor nomination in Dem state convention letter
Robert E. Pattison writes to the Democratic state convention chairman accepting the governor nomination. He pledges to serve if elected and to perform duties to the people's satisfaction. Also noted: perfume ad and a Syracuse Journal quote on ethics in journalism.
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Associated Press
the Herald
Privapgrenrs
Robert E. Pattison
The
Syracuse Journal
The Delights of Excursions in Summer Fun
From the Springfield Republican the piece notes that summer excursions are enervating yet popular. It describes early starts, hurried meals, and rapid travel as a mass test of endurance with humorous incidents. A rural account recalls misadventures including lost hats and a missing train stop, plus Mrs Stratton losing her teeth from a handkerchief mishap. Fourteen carloads return with grumbling and mild misery, yet the travel spectacle persists.
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Springfield Republican
Hether
Danbury
American Rheumatic Liniment Ad Claims Wide Benefit
An advertisement for American Rheumatic Liniment by Walker Bros Warren Pa promotes the product as a popular remedy that cures rheumatism sprains bruises and summer complaint It asserts strong effectiveness and urges readers to try it with confidence and buy from local druggists in the area.
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Walker Bros . Warren
Appeal statement for Sheffield township road accounts 1882
Appeal for Sheffield township Warren County Pennsylvania covering year ending March 13 1882 listing George Horton H B Hover and B C Wright as road commissioners in account with the township. Items show road duplicates for 1831 amount 1257 dollars for overwork and other charges by treasurer C W Radeker and balance due from last report and from collector with balance due treasurer.
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Shefield
Warrenounty
George Horton
H. B. Hover
B.C. Wright
Sheffield
C. W. RB. Radeker
Warren County
Sheffield Township
C. Stgen
L. E. Branon Auditors
H.C. Barnes
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Tioga
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Leadville
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