Wedding Bells Ring At Lander And Local Happenings
Thompson Hill reports wedding bells at Lander with an entertainment by Prof. Laning. Ice cream social raised 15 dollars. A new organ arrived for R L Gardner. J G Townsend from Jamestown is repairing his mother's house. Pastors Northrop Case Gabring Burns spoke at local services. Decoration Day observed by M E church with noted orators. Local visits noted for E E Thompson and Miss Cora Phillips. Mrs Marsh Kyler from Warren visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
B. F. Case
Kisntone
B. F. Gabring
Busti
J.P. Burns
Sugar Grove
E.E. Thompson
Jamestown
Cora B. Phillips
Warren
Marsh Kyler
Praised Remedy Boosts Weak Constitution Believed Best
Cr. L Seaver of Birmingham Connecticut praises Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for building up a weak and debilitated constitution. He says it makes flesh and strengthens the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. L. Seaver
Birmingham
Conn
Death of J W Sherman recalls famed 1862 Sherman well
The obituary notes J W Sherman died in Cleveland last Thursday. It recalls the Sherman well on Foster farm that produced 1000 to 12000 barrels daily in March 1862 and ran until February 1894, netting over 1.5 million for its owner. Sherman, once poor, drilled with horse power, trading an interest for an old horse and later an engine. He remained active in oil, was known in northern fields, and lived for years on Liberty and High streets in Warren. Survived by a wife. his sons died young. His brother H R Sherman of Bradford is a Republican coroner candidate in McKean county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sherman
Cleveland
Foster Farm
Sherman
Oid Buuineas
Man
Warren
Liberty and
High Street
Youngsville Union meeting in Pa highlights
The Youngs ville Pa union gathered last Monday with officers A Robinson Goodwill Hill Predent Mrs Darius McGee Hast Warren Vice President E Nelson Grand Valley Secretary Callie Mead Youngsville Treasurer and delegates from all unions. G W Brown Youngsville delivered welcome. Horrace Miz London replied. The group reports 6 000 000 pounds paid out in death, accident and old age claims. Warren county received about 300 000 from the Supreme Treasury. Youngsville Union lost 22 members to death. Chautauqua County N Y and Erie County N Y received more. Brokenstraw Valley Union hosted all to hotel hospitality at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
A. Robinson
Goodwill Hill
Darius McGee
Hast Warren
E. Nelson
Grand Valley
Secretatary
Callie Mead
G. W. Brown
Horrace
Miz
London
Warren County
Supreme Treasury
Youngsville Union
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Erie County
N Y
Brokenstraw Valley Union
Administrator's Notice of Marietta Rice Estate in Eldred County
Letters of administration granted for the estate of Marietta Rice late of Eldred, Warren County Pennsylvania. Debts must be paid and claims presented to the undersigned for settlement. HE. J. Rhinehart, Administrator, Grand Valley, Pa. June 8, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Rice
Eldred
Warren County
HE. J. Rhinehart
Admir
Grand Valley
Wall Paper Store Sola Closes, Sells Stock to Ackley, Chipps
Wall Paper Store Sola certifies the sale of its entire stock and goodwill to Ackley, Chipps and Co at 232 Water Street and closes the business. Old patrons are advised to visit the new store for a full line of wallpaper shades frames oils paints and painters supplies. Warren Pa May 28 1894. -T F Anthony postmaster Promise City Iowa notes Mystic Cure aids rheumatism after limited use. Sold by L G Noyes Co Warren Pa 19 ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley, Chipps& Co
Water Street
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren
Warren, Pa
Woman Overcomes 10 Years Illness After Remedy Trial
Mrs Broma Patterson of Hockland Pa reports to Dr Fenner that after ten years as an invalid with backache headaches and general debility she used two bottles of Kidney and Backache Cure one bottle of Capitol Bitters and one box of Blood and Liver Pills in two months. She gained 33 pounds and was cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broma Patterson
Hockland
Fenner
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell, Maas
Sira
Heffner
Amira
Dr Fenner Pellats Family Physic Promotes Headache Relief
An old advertisement touts Fenner’s Pellats as a cure for sick headaches and constipation, pitching it as the best family physic for home use. The brief copy emphasizes broad relief and domestic suitability.
Death of H. Ken Lyon Sainted Grand Valley educator
Death of H Ken Lyon principal of Grand Valley schools occurred at his Chandlers Valley home in Warren County. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm at U B church Chandlers Valley with large crowds, Odd Fellows pallbearers, AOUW(Y) officiating graveside rites, and music by the Youngsville M E quartet. Reverends Darling and Gage conducted services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ken Lyon
Grand Valley Schools
Chandlers Valley
U. B. Church
Odd Fellows of
Grand Valley
A. O U. W. Lodge
Youngsville
M. E. Church
Quartette
Warren County
Rev
Darling
Gage
Chandler's Valley
English Spavin Liniment Advertises Harsh Cure
An old time notice touts English Spavin Liniment as a remedy for horse blemishes, blood spavins, curbs, splints, ring bone, sweeney, stifles, swollen throats, coughs, sprains and more. It claims a one bottle savings of $50 and warrants it as the most wonderful blemish cure known, sold by A N Ritchfield, Craggist, Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Ritchfield
Craggist
Warren
Tly
Proposals for Stationery Furnishings and Supplies
In compliance with Pennsylvania law, sealed proposals to furnish stationery, furniture, fuel and other supplies for state departments are invited for the year ending June 1, 1898. Proposals due June 26, 1894, at noon, in the Executive Department Reception Room, Harrisburg. Bond and schedules available from the department. William F. Harrity, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tuesaday
Harrisburg
William F. Harrity
The
Commonwealth
Fraser River flood toll rises as waters devastate railways
Vancouver June 4 Four million dollars may not cover the loss from the Fraser River flood as waters keep rising. The huge melt threatens restoration work with no relief in sight. Officials estimate up to 100 lives may be lost, while bridges, tunnels and track on the Canadian Pacific are destroyed. Over 16,000 cattle perish and service from Prevelstoke to the sea is crippled as 2000 workers battle the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific
Prevelstoke
School Board elects new officers at annual meeting
The annual meeting for the organization and election of officers of the School Board was held Monday evening. The old Board dissolved at 8 o'clock, and at 8 30 the new Board organized with President Chas. Dinsmioor, secretary W. D. McLaren, treasurer A. J. Hazel tins. Committees named include Teachers and Visitations Dr. W. W. Freeman Mrs. W. J. Richards Prof. W. L. MacGowan. Finance Building and Grounds Dr. W. M. Baker W. D. McLaren J. R. King. Books Printing and Supplies D. I Ball Mrs Peoria Cowan Prof W. L. MacGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dinsmioor
W. D. McLaren
A. J. Hazeltins
W. W. Freeman
W. J. Richards
W. L. MacGowan
W. M. Baker
J. R. King
D. I Ball
Peoria Cowan
W.L. MacGowan
Princeton Admission Exam Held in Pittsburgh
Examination for entrance to Princeton University Freshman and Sophomore classes will be conducted by the Princeton Club of Western Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh at 516 Market Street beginning June 14 at 11 a.m. A prize of $25.10 is offered for the best Academic School exam, payable upon matriculation in September. Applicants should send names to Francis L. Patton, President, Princeton University. For information contact FRANK WILL0CK, Secretary, 42-31 Second National Bank, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Club
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Central Board OF Education
McClintock
Market Street
Pittsburgh
Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
Frank
Willock
Second National Bank
The Ice Water Habit as a Fiendlike Vice
The Ice Water Habit notes that ice water drinking is an acquired habit as strong as morphine use and hard to break. It claims ice water is disliked by those unaccustomed and unhealthy, advising avoidance for those who can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Beecham's Pills Ad Promises Relief from Constipation
For biliousness and all other conditions resulting from constipation go by the book on Beecham's pills. Book free pills 25¢ at drugstores or write to B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
B F Allen Co
Canal St
New York
Dealing in Human Hair Reveals Hair Trade Secrets
A Pittsburgh Dispatch interview with a wig maker exposes the hidden world of human hair for wigs and switches. He notes sourcing, disease concerns, and strict processing including boiling, chemical treatment, and year-long aging to ensure safety and quality. He also jokes that bald men are harder to please than women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
A Horse With a Mustache In Nashville Gossip
Reporters overhear a street exchange about a horse with a prominent curled mustache tied to a letter carrier Thomas Brown's wagon. The horse, about six years old, was bought from a colored man who had raised it since a colt. the man had kept the whiskers trimmed until Brown acquired the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Thomas Brown
Mr. Brown
Nashville
New Rabbit Skin Jelly Industry Emerges
Figaro reports a new industry selling rabbit skins to confectioners for calf s foot jelly. Hair used for stuffing couches and hats, skins processed to extract oils. Over 5,000,000 skins are imported into England annually from Melbourne alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figaro
England
Melbourne
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Warren County Union
Sola
Lacy
Oxford
Cc. P. Northrop
University
George M. Pullman
Philadelphia Press
Westminster Gazette
Osborne
Palace
Princess Royal
Coburg
Victoria Melita
St. Petersburg
Augusta Stanley
New York Sun
Music Racks
Nelson Greenland
T.o.slater & CO
Pasteur
Chicago
von Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Baugh’s
Baugh & Sons Company
Delaware Ave
Philada
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