Subscription Accounts Due by July First Eighteen Eighty Seven
The Ledger subscribers with debts over a year must settle by July 1 1887. B F Morris and W W Howard authorize collection of itemized bills as a single account. Sandborn or a firm representative will call on delinquents to settle by cash or note. Errors corrected. unpaid bills may be sued. Collections will be attempted in each town visited. calls limited to one.
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B. F. Morris
W. W. Howard
Sandborn
Ledger City Notes and Local Updates
Mrs J W Jenkins visits friends in Neiltown W W Stone leaves for Harrisburg Monday Mrs JD Reed visits Franklin area Miss Lulu Friday to graduate from Wellesley College Harry Bishop breaks arm in fall Subscriptions to the Ledger rise by 22 Prof A B Miller and family in NY and CT Fire bell raised over town building Mrs Joseph Hand fractures arm in kitchen Mr and Mrs L G Noyes visit NYC and return Revere House gets fresh paint Prohibition Hall talk by Dr J M Davies Ice cream and strawberries served by Swedish society Donkle and Johnson wed in Frewsburg Marriage at home of bride’s parents Post office leads on trade dollars redemption Toffee: Shakespeare club season end with royal banquet at R Brown’s house New shanty wall message warns of harsh Dakota life Fireworks Fourth of July event planned in Warren Colum bus man dies Rolla Walton dies Carries for Warren post office Soon gas company talks ongoing Major General Hartranft invited to state encampment Chandlers Valley injury from accidental cartridge explosion Orr to become traveling salesman for Philadelphia grocer Brann and O Hern marry at dawn in Meadville Warren theatre troupe success Hermit Springs day trip Lee House in Sheffield praised Court closes with multiple sentences for various offenses}
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J. W. Jenkins
Neiltown
W. Stone
Harrisburg
JD. D. Reed
Franklin and Vicinity
Lulu
Wellesly College
Mass
Harry Bishop
L. T. Bishop
The
Ledger
A. B. Miller
New York State
Connecticut
James Beveridge
Idaho Springs
Cal
C. A. McLouth
Oil City
P. Kratzer
J. M. Davies
Glade Run
Prohibition Hall
Swedish Society
McKain
M. A. Donkle
Mertie Johnson
Frewsburg
N. Y
Clark & Foster
Corry
Tiona
F. &. Reed
Philadelphia
Newark
New York City
Niagara Falls
Binghamton
New York
Titusville Herald
Post Office
Shakespeare Club
R. Brown
Wyman
Rolla Walton
D.S. Walton
Columbus Township
Frank Witz
Louie Geigerich
Fred Gutzler
Alden
Warren
American Commercial College
Hartranft
Division National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Sheridan
Eddie Johnson
Chandlers Valley
A. B. Johnson
Geo. P. Orr
Orr
Ohio
James Brann
Mary O’hern
Father Dela Roque
Meadville
Thos. Struthers
Peter Greenland
Cortland
Chemung County
Asylum
Hermit Springs
Garfield
Lee House
Sheffield
Brought Justice in Deserving Wife Support Case
Mrs. Millie Berkstresser sued husband J E Berkstresser for support after he deserted her in Warren, noting years of marriage and his failure to provide. Judge Johnson ordered $10 weekly potential, then set four dollars weekly with quarterly bond. community sympathy favored the plaintiff and judge charged no fee to her counsel.
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Berkstresser
Gettysburg
Warren
Johnson
Masons
Berketresser
Bob Lagersoll
Sennur
Berkseresser
Wool mills buy crops for carding and spinning at North Warren
Wool mills at North Warren announce crop purchases for carding and spinning. They will proceed promptly as usual, maintaining their regular processing pace despite the season.
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North Warren
New Headquarters and War Relics Celebrate Post Eben N Ford
Through comrade Harry Smith the Eben N Ford post rooms were shown in the old building. The remodeled main room features kalso mined walls and blue red white window upper plates, arms stacks on entry, an old drum, a Grant portrait, a twelve pound cannon and a post banner. The library holds about 150 volumes, with S W Davis as commander. Death of Mrs Eunice Struthers aged 75 4. Funeral held Wednesday. A boy aged 12, Charles Johnson, nearly drowned after falling from a river plank. Adrian Sizer pulled him from the water and doctors revived him.
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Harry Smith
Eben N. Ford Post Rooms
Book and Ladder
Eben N. Ford
General Grant
van Vechten
S. W. Davis
Charles Johnson
Fifth Street
Adrian Sizer
Bartholomew and Stranahan
Fourth in Warren Promises Two Day Horse Race
A movement by several fast horse owners and citizens seeks a two day race on July 4 and 5 at the fair grounds. Competent organizers expect large crowds and propose $800 in purses for the best horse. Full details to follow.
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Warren
Miller Jackson wedding at bride’s parents home
Two marriages recorded on June 5 and June 15 1887 at bride’s parents home Farmington Pa officiated by Rev W P Bignell and Rev H M Burns Miller H Miller and Maud Jackson Eliza J Mahan and Miller F Mix of Sugar Grove and Farmington residents married in a local ceremony
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Miller—Jackson
W. P. Bignell
John H Miller
Maud Jackson
Mix—Mahan
Farmington
H. M. Burns
Miller F. Mix
Sugar Grove
Eliza J. Mahan
Latinos at 10c and remnant dress goods sale
A shop advertises Latinos at 10 cents and 18 cent items, a large canvas cloth wool dress goods sale 54 inches, remnants half price, and other reductions. Remnant linen, towels, napkins, and linen crash also offered. Weekly linen day each Thursday.
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the Ledger
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Charles H. Mead
George Gailbraith
J. W. Crawford
George Murray
Milford King
Jack Murray
Horace Downey
Wmn. Hathaway
J. E. Berkstresser
Commonwealth
Thomas Struthers
Eunice Struthers
Wo Norris
New England
Welo
Cain
Warren, Ps
Doltmar
John Anderson
J.B. Arnold
Chas. Davis
F. E. Ross
D.G. Beers & CO
Newtown
Conn
Axle Frazer
Pacific
H. Hunter & Son
Bell Bro’s
Tomers
Broideries
White Goods
Jersey
Bell Bros
Headquarters For Dry Goods