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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1883
Page
4
The Ledger lists weekly publication, rates for advertisements including business, transient, yearly contracts, executors and administrators notices, stray and caution notices, and local notices. Counts per line and per inch apply, with free funeral notices for deaths and six line limits for obituary entries.
The coming election features only two state offices for voters the state treasurer and auditor general and one county office the county treasurer. Republicans field multiple candidates with no Democrat yet filed. A party nominating convention is expected with Republicans and Democrats each choosing nominees. The governor Pattison is praised and Democrats gain strength while the Republican controlled senate blocks some proposed legislation. An extraordinary legislative session was convened to finalize apportionment bills. Party politics should not override state duties.
Uniontown correspondent notes Miss Lizzie Nutt will publish a statement to counter Dukes letters with a seven day death related claim from Captain Nutt. The Ohio democracy meets in Columbus with Judge Hoadly as leading gubernatorial prospect and a large state officer slate. George Hoadley is portrayed as a sharp, tireless candidate with a nervous, decisive manner and a social restraint on liquor.
Editorial notes discuss Gov Pattison backed lottery advertising in Philadelphia and legislative sessions. They call for fair process, joke about political risk, and critique IRS district consolidations and county tax timing while praising crop prospects and condemning spectacle in a Sunderland disaster aftermath.
June 16 1883 Harassed Pennsylvania governor Pattison files objections to the bill forcing common pleas judges to participate in financial matters. He argues the measure undermines judicial independence and places political and executive pressures on judges. Also notes New York dealers shifting trade dollar policy harming workers and advocates making the trade dollar legal tender.
A woman who swallowed a half bushel of pills and drank vast laxative slops was told she could not survive. After trying patent medicines and expert care in Philadelphia, doctors said she must die. She then took Manalin and recovered. See 31st page of the Ills of Life. Obtain the book from your druggist or write Dr Hartman Osborn Ohio.
Mr W C Rowland has sold his share in the painting business to John Rowland and Herman Greenland due to ill health. John Rowland, a skilled decorative paper hanger, and his partner will maintain the high reputation, while W C Rowland plans to move to California and dispose of all interests.
Description of piles symptoms and the claimed relief from Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy. States the medicine absorbs tumors stops itching and cures persistent cases when others fail. Advises not to delay and provides price and mailing option from Dr Bosanko Medicine Co. and local availability through Dr Richard B. Stewart in Warren, Pa.
Warranted to heal burns bruises cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers piles and many eruptions or money back. 25 cents per box sold by A W Merck druggist. Fireworks and related items sold wholesale and retail by Johnson Siegfried Variety Hall Warren Pa.
In Louisville Pennsylvania on May 23 1883 Samuel Wynn dies in his 90th year. Stephen R Morrison dies June 20 183 in the 77th year at Sugar Run with interment at Allegheny Cemetery Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh papers please copy.
Public sale by vendue at Warren Court House on a Saturday in July 1883 exposes gas oil rights in specified Cherry Grove and Mead township lots. Sale follows execution against The Cherry Grove Oil Company for F H Rockwell Co. and others. Sheriff E Allen, Warren Pa. June 18 1883. Also notice seeking forty men to peel bark for Penn Lumber Co. near Albion, Pa.
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