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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1892

Page

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Sabbath Observance and the Law of God Called Holy

A serialized stance on Sabbath observance urges Christians to honor the Lord’s Day, citing God’s creation work, the Decalogue, and moral consequences of neglect. It argues that business and railroads prioritize money over souls, urging faithful posture, petitions, and outreach during the 1893 World’s Fair period in Chicago with local notes from Garland, Pa.

Mt. Sunmi God Moses Satan Sisters J. B Garland Lena M. Jackson Spring Creek S. B. Morrison Supt. Press

Court Proceedings Open With Continued Ejectment Case

The Common Pleas convened Monday morning with Judge Mehard and associates Marsh and Huntington. Several cases were continued or continued by agreement, witnesses arranged, and a verdict of 250 in favor of the plaintiff in a trespass suit noted. A reception for teachers followed at Mrs. W D Browns with performances and temperance talks by Mrs. Horton and Prof. MacGowan, imparting renewed resolve for better school work.

Common Pleas Mehard Mercer Marsh and Huntington Gram Smith B. E. Firtle M. E. I. Biddle Wm. A. Ray Jas. Gorman James Lynch Jacob Eysinger C. K. Book Pittsburg James Crull Darius Mead BF. P. Hue C. Duffield Wi. M. Thacher W. T. Mead Buil & Thompson Hinckley & Rice Stoneham Tannery Co FL A. Reckwell Tannery Cy W. D. Brown Dirsmoor Cable & Peterson HB. E. Brown W. H. Copeland Willard White W.D. Brown W.C.T. U W. D. Hinckley Geo. Lott Pizco J. W. Albrecht Chopin Horton Christ Jno A Tracuerr

Unprecedented revival grips Warren churches

Nine week religious revival fills Warren churches with fervor. Over 630 sign up at the Methodist church, making it the district’s largest by membership, while over fifty join at the Presbyterian church. Revival also under way at Baptist, Evangelical, and other churches, with two thirds of borough population now members. Ayers Sarsaparrills is praised as a remedy for fatigue.

Warren Methodist Church Humason Presbyterian Church Baptist Evangelical

Fair Association Report Shows Reduced Indebtedness

The annual meeting and election of officers for the Fair Association was held Saturday afternoon with good attendance. The treasurer’s report showed indebtedness reduced to 590 dollars with prospects to be wiped out next fall. Report details included various receipts from gate fees, ground privileges, rent, and county appropriations, against expenses and allowances. A separate item reports a local tragedy as Henry Whiteshot’s son disappeared after leaving home in the early morning. a search for the body continues as river conditions hinder recovery. The notice also includes an unrelated advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure.

Henry Whiteshot Fred Whiteshot Washington Street Glade Conewango Whit Eshot Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Cierka Iui Ise Board of Supt Clinton Frank Wilcos

Detamater case ends in hung jury amid party split

After thirty one hours the jury told Judge Henderson they could not reach a verdict in the Detamater case and were discharged. The initial ballot was three for acquittal and nine for conviction with eight Democrats and four Republicans on the panel. Two Republicans and one Democrat favored acquittal while seven Democrats and two Republicans voted for conviction, suggesting costs have driven no push for a retrial. The report also notes local gossip and assorted notices from Corydon and Warren, including medical, personal, and business items.

Henderson

Valley of Kinzua lively notes on townspeople and events

In Warren and Kinzua area pins, progress, and personalities flash through verse and prose. Mentions Jim Parker turning to patents, a new Main street block near completion, local shops, a growing band and theater space, and locals like Morehead, Brammer, Gale, and Kinnear shaping the community.

Two Valuable Friends in Household Medicine

A physician cannot be always bad. Rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burns occur often and sometimes when least expected. Keep the Red Flag Gil, 25 cents, as a friend of many households and destroyer of pain. Many lives could be saved from a terrible cough with Pan-Tina 25 cents a bottle. Trial bottles of Pan-Tins free at Kahle's drug store.

F. W B.D. Kahle

Dying at Oakdale Guy E McGuire Obituary

Obituary notices honor Guy E McGuire who died at Oakdale February 12 1892 aged 23 born 19th of month married on the 19th by Rev J Bell Neth currently in Kane and left a bereaved family including parents wife child sisters and brother. notes of his character and lodge memberships and funeral details. Also mentions the death of Miss Sarah Hackney with account of illness surgery and Cleveland hospital, and a Co I inspection by Major Richards with remarks on drill and prizes.

Guy E. McGuire Oakdale J. Bell Neth Kane Guy A. E. Myers A. RB. McKinney Haymaker Carland Sioux City Iowa McGuire Eldred Lodge Sarah Hackney Uydetown Sheame Warren Josephine Slall Cleveland, O Frank Hall Cleveland Miss Hall Rex. Smith MD Igs Hackney Hall

Cure Yourself Dont Pay Large Doctor Bills Book Offer

A misunderstood medical book offer asks three 2 cent stamps for postage to be sent by A. P. Ordway & Co Boston Mars. Notice states Reuben Lightner of Warren and McKean counties warns not to trust or harbor his wife or any children on his account and that he will not be responsible. Pittsfield Pa Feb 19 1892.

A. P. Ordway & Co Boston Mars Reuben Lightner Warren McKean Reusen Licuturr Pittsfield

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