Local Ledger items from Warren in June 1887 news
Warren Ledger notes from June 10 1887 cover local commerce corsets gloves and lace goods at Third Street stores new factory plans to build a dance hall July 7 religious and civic events including school commencements pastor calls and church meetings incidents include deaths in Corry and Titusville gas movement talks and a sheriff sale in Sugar Grove plus guard company enrollment and an upcoming encampment at Gretna with strong regional ties and local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower
Franklin
Charles H. Neves
Bride
New York
England
Fredonia
Titusville
Erie
Third Street
Jamestown Board
Father de la Roque
Trish
Titusville Wednes
Clarendon
Harm Davis
Sugar Grove
Ladio Furnishing
Chamberisin Institute and Female College
Institute
Randolph
Presbyterian Church
Commonwealth
Harris Mead
Helene Adell Returns to Library Hall With New Repertoire
Helene Adell and her company return to Library hall under manager J L Kerr with an nearly new program. Audiences who enjoyed her Warren theater visit will flock again next week starting Monday with An Unequal Match followed by Frou-Frou Moths Led Astray Nel Gwynne and New Magdalen. Tickets at 30 cents go on sale 9 am Friday at L G Noyes drug store. be early for best seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Springs
Irvington
Warren
Siegfried
Company I
State Guard
Company L
Hermit Springs
Warren and
Farnsworth Valley
Clarendon
Boston Shoe Store
Charles F. Peterson
Warren School
Warren County
Peterson
Brown
Stone
Haggerty
Tionesta
J. L. Kerr
Library Hall
Helene Adell
Miss Adel
Warren Theater
Tom Taylor
Augustin Daly
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
School Board Elected Teachers and Sets Tax for Year
The Schoo Board met last Monday evening and elected teachers for the coming year. A.B. Miller was re elected four to two with same salary. Miss Darling re elected. Hansen's seat left vacant. Re elected for lower rooms: Coats to No 10 Locke to No 9 Libbie King to No 8 Glenn to No 6 Mary O Hern to No 3 Mrs Hawkins to No 1. No teachers for rooms 4 6 and 7. Room 2 laid over. A school tax of 6 mills was voted for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Miller
Miss Darling
Toom
Hansen
Miss Coats
Miss Locke
Libbie King
Miss Glenn
Mary O’hern
Hawkins
Br Christy at Home in Clarence Don for Treating Diseases
The doctor will stay in North Clarendon to treat female and chronic diseases with electricity. He is described as the most successful physician ever in Clare ndon, with a large practice and few deaths. Patients report symptoms to him for treatment and his own drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Clarendon
Golden Specific Cure Promoted for Alcoholism in 19th Century
Drunken is Or Liquor Habit Can be cured by Dr Haines Golden Specific. It can be added to coffee or tea without knowledge of the drinker, promising a speedy permanent cure. Thousands are said to have become temperate and believe they quit drinking of their own will. No harm claimed. Circulars available from Golden Specific Co. 185 Race St Cincinnati. Qllyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines Golden
Golden Specific Co
Race St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Qllyr
High Street
Ephor Lepeer
Warren
Warren Bridge Sparks Local Debate On Public Use And Street Safety
Ephron Lepeer writes of Decoration Day in Warren praising the $45,000 bridge and noting stockholders saw no monetary return while denouncing mural critics as jealous realists. He urges safer bike use on High street and laments lack of public amenities in Warren Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiron Leperr
Buffalo Sunday Express
Warren
Suanday
Ager
Céemetne
Buffalo Express
Poxs
High Street vs the Council Defends Street Use
A High Street resident denounces a Monday council decision allowing bicyclists on High Street while banning them from Water Street and nearby cross streets. The writer condemns perceived bias against walkers, notes High Street’s busy, developed nature, and argues streets are for vehicles while walks are for pedestrians, urging reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep. Lepert
High Street
Water Street
Reformed Council
West Park
Helene Adell Company Set for Warren Engagement
The Helene Adell theatrical company will visit Warren next week due to a date misunderstanding in Erie. The week’s programme opens Monday evening with An Unequal Match followed by The New Magdalen on Tuesday Nell Gwynne on Wednesday Maths on Friday Led Astray on Saturday Tom Cobb and Sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Adell
Warren
Erie
the New Magdalen
Nell Gwynne
Tom Cobb
Marrier Henderson-Kolfrat in Warren Lutheran Church
Marriage notices record Elmer Henderson of Kvington Pa and Lena Kolfrat of Kvington Pa wed at Lutheran church Warren June 1887. Barhight Gilson wed in Tiona June 4 by Justice Wood Enos D Barhight and Julia A Gilson both of Tiona. Raylor Ackley in Jamestown May 30 1887 Thomas Rice Taylor and Nettie Belle Ackley of Pine Grove Warren county Pa. Noyes Morgan wed in Nashville June 1 Charles H Noyes of Warren Pa to Effie Morgan. Russell Donnell: Dr J C Russell of North Clarendon Pa and Alfie O Donnell of Warren Pa married in Jamestown N Y June 2 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML P. Strunk
J. P
Thomas Rice Taylor
Nettie Belle Ackley
Pine Grove
Warren County
Noyes—Morgan
Nashville
Tenn
J. D. Barbee
Charles H. Noyes
Warren
Effie Morgan
Russell—O Donnell
Jamestown
N.Y
J. C. Russell
North Clarendon
Alfie O'Donnell
Warren, Pa
Remnant and Bargain Sale Announced for June Weekly Deals
The advertisement pitches low prices on Pacific Lawns, Latinos, Canvas cloth dress goods, Lace Scrim, Unlaundried Shirts, Linen Towels, and more. It highlights weekly June events including Remnant Sale Fridays and Saturdays, Linen days on Thursdays, and extra Wednesday bargains in silks and worsted dress goods with guaranteed unmatched prices.
Bell Bro's May Day Message Fragments
The fragment notes a weekly message from Bell Bro's on Friday May 3, 1987. It mentions focusing the week on a particular topic and invites reader attention to the spoken point. Reads as an early week note or promotional tease from the Bell Brothers shop.
Bargain Bonanza in Cottons and Dress Goods
Domestic Department showcases Windsor Foulard Cambrics at 8 cents, Fine Chambra Ginghams at 10 cents, Crown Batines at 15 cents, New Prints, Unbleached Muslin at 7 cents, Pers Forty pieces of 36 inch Color ed Dress Goods at 10 cents, Scotch Novelty Ginghams at 16 and 25 cents, with a promise of 10 percent savings compared to competitors.
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Pittsburg Express
Allegheny Valley
Corry
Henry A. Porter
Carver House
W. H. Sandborn
Pennsylvania
Aerereour
AA Nn Corry
Lisubo
Oelni
Pattison
Freeport
Cowell
Parmilee
Library Mall
The
Schoo
Br. Christy
Hren
the Council
Norris
New England
Dr. King
Bette
A. W. Merck
Wonderful Ames
W. D. Hoyt & Co
Rome
Buck- Jen
A. W. Marck
Ibrary Hall
Wagner& Reis
John L. Kerr
Oscar Town Company
L. G. Noyes
Fron
Iit
D.G. Beers & CO
Newtown
Conn
Pacific Lawns
C. H. Hunter & Son
Bell Bro’s
Windsor Foulard
Pers
Bell Bros
Fort Ory Goods
Ue Carpets, Cin
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