Warren Driv ing Park races and city developments in Warren
Warren Pa June 6 1890 around the city notes spring fever market news census reminders July 10 excursion to the Thousand Islands from Warren and Bradford events at the driving park meetings licenses and Good Templars in session gas from Lima oil at Kittanning and local business updates including Dr Love moving offices and Burdock Blood Bitters promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Islands
Warren
Bradford
Joseph Perkins
Columbus
The
Ledger
Warren Driving Park Association
Lawton
Clarendon
Beech Street
Love
Exchange Block
Schaffer Block
Hickory Street
Carver House
Tyler and Henderson
Sullivan
High Street
Kittaning
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
M. Schoenberger
Beaver Dam
Wis
Corydon
Stevens
Forest Oil to pass under Standard Oil control
A note from Warren shows Forest Oil with $2,000,000 capital stock will transfer management to Standard Oil, which gains a controlling interest. Stockholders to receive $100.50 per share in cash or Standard trust stock at $170. The report also lists local notices, meetings, weddings, and various community items from Warren and Glade townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Standard Trust
Warren County Democratic Society
F. W. Whitcomb
Shafer
Hickory Street
H. M. Perry
Bob Foster
Warren
Glade
Dave
Deitch
Foster
B. Newton
P.R.R
Anna AM. Irvine
Chas, F. Ware
Bucksport
Maine
A. H. McKelvy
Frances Brown
U. S
Local Notes On Residents Visioned In Warren Ledger
R Jennings of Bradford and W H Dawson of Tidioute visited Warren on business last week and Thursday respectively. M Kimball of Sugar Grove called at the Ledger office Monday. D Mahan of Farmington visited Monday and D 8 Bernard from Wetmore spent Sunday with family. C H Siggins of Youngsville and Lt Siggins in talks over oil property. Editor Maxwell of Bear Lake Record was in Warren as grand juror. Miss Kate Mahan attends Clarion Normal and will graduate this month. Bernard brings brook trout. he manages lumber, farm, and many friends show his wide interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jennings
Bradford
W. H. Dawson
Tidioute
M. Kimball
Sugar Grove
Ledger
D. Mahan
Farmington
Warren
L. Kratzer
South
Daniel Mc Fahon
Germany
C. H. Siggins
Youngsville
Siggins
Maxwell
Bear Lake
Clarion
Bernard
New Refinery Project Moves Forward in Warren
Ground was purchased in Glade by New York and Pittsburgh capitalists to locate a new refinery. C. H. Thumm of New York will manage the venture arriving in Warren Tuesday to push the project. Twelve acres of land are bought near existing refineries to ensure shipping access, with an initial capacity of 800 barrels per day, expected to double soon. The development is viewed as a strong boost to Warren's industries and business prospects.
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Warren
Guilty verdicts in liquor license case and notices of mourning
The jury found Com. vs Chas Garvey and Thos Ward guilty of selling liquor without a license with minor penalties, while Dan Carroll pleaded guilty. Resolutions of Respect from Alleghany Union No. 74 mourn member J O McManus who died May 27 1890, with charter draped in mourning and notices sent to family and county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Chas. Garvey
Thos. Ward
Toan
Dan Carroll
Alleghany Union
J. O. McManus
Card of Thanks and Notices from Warren Area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and after the death of Mrs. Isaac Biggers. Mentions Knights of Pythias aid and asks readers to visit East Warren bakery. Also includes brief notices from C W A Messenger & Co Hertzel dock, and Joe O Baker Chandlers Valley offering moving and building repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of Pythias
Isaac Biggers
East Warren
C. W. A Messenger & Co
Hertzel Dock
Conewange Bridge
Joe. O. Baker
Chandlers Valley
Morley line expands with spring fashion range
Western Pennsylvania of the famous being the best factory in the world presents a diverse new spring collection. Paris made Lawn Ties, Black and White Lawns, I. & R. Morley English Hose and Underwear, Kilts Jersey Suits, and a full children’s department with mother’s friend shirt waist. Quality and color guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Line of
Paris
I. & R. Morley English
Children’s Department
Ladies Underwear Hosiery and Accessories Sale Line
We offer a full line of Ladies and Children's underwear and Hosiery in all grades and prices. Corsets at 50 cents, sewing silk waitings 18 cents, ladies kid gloves 65 76 cents and 1 dollars. Large assortment of Laces Table Linens Napkins Towels splashers handkerchiefs cheap silk ribbons thread spools 2 4 and 5 cents, ladies silk mittens hoods facinators toques.
Gents' Department Offers Shirts and Over Shirts
The Gents' Department lists working shirts at 45 and 50 cents, flannel shirts 75 cents and 1 dollar, all wool Jersey over shirts at 1 dollar (worth 1.60), and all wool Jersey shirts at 1.38 (worth 2). Unlaunched white.
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Warren, PA
Nature
Citizens Bank
Woodard and Lesser
Perry Clark, Esq
Mercer
Frank M. Ostrader
West End
Francis Murphy
Rebekah Fisher
Council
George R. Reeger
John Reeger
Beech Stret
Evangelical Church
Baptist Church
Miss School
Davi
Wetmore Hose Company
A. S. Boeschlin
James Brann
Richard Sullivan
W. L. Reeger
W. W. Spaulding
R. G. Wackerman
Wm. Ennis
David Grindlay
C. W. King
B. W. Bredin
Franklin
New York
City
Boston
Washington
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
Wm. Caswell
S. W. Waters
Dr. Hazeltine
Third Street
Billy
Glade Bun
Grand Lodge
Niagara Falls
Ch. S. B. Newton
Woolford
L. G. Noyes & Co
W. W. Hague
Penn’a
New York and
Pittsburg
L. Morrison
StarLine Green
J. E. Livny
Kinzua
P. Greenlund
Undertaker
Hiez _Warren
Nelson Greenlund
J. A. Partridge
Market Street
Conenango Township
W. Porter
Warren Livings Bank
Warren Savings Ban
Treasuer
School Board
L. Mack
A. Siegel & Son
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Knox
Kiluer
F. BE. Reed
Waters’ Block
Postoffice
Real Rentare
East Water Street
Est
F. E. Reed
C. P. Northrop
Hunter & Jarvis
Greenland
Water St
Bargain Store
Congress
Ildren
B.G. Gregory
C. E. Hapgood
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