Warren items span court, politics and local news
It reports shifts in names and offices at Warren court and federal levels, multiple visits by residents and officials, upcoming Farmers Institute sessions, a new Warren County Bar admission, school directors delaying seating until June, and local business plans. It notes a prominent Chicago death and a governor’s daughter, along with social visits and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess MccAlpin
President Cleveland
A. G. McIntyre
Warren
David Mahan
Permington
Farmers Institute
Wm. Lindsey
Smrs. C. W. Stone
Washington
D.A. Arird
Warren County Bar Association
Theatrical Bill and Local Notices in Warren Ledger
Warren Ledger lists March 18 bill The Two Johns. notices of Davis and others visiting, local business ads, revival meetings led by Dr Randall, Conwell lecture, new hotel in Glade, fire discipline fine, and bicycle agency by R B Hall, with health ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Oil City
Wm. Morris
Mineapolis
Mion
Two Johns
Joseph A. Schofield
Philadelphia
Ayer
Chas
Reynolda
Warren Pa notices and ads from 1893 issue
A mixed page shows medical ads for DeWitts pills and Pan-Tina remedies, a cloak maker offering ladies tailor work, marriage notices, obituaries from Warren Pennsylvania, a 19th century real estate and goods ad, and a list of advertised letters remaining in the Warren post office with standard notice wording. Names include Moyer Howard, Logan Walters, McWilliams Mehan Horton Jackson Tunstall Madison, and local businesses Kahle and Lessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Great Pain 4 Generous Firm and Sulphur Bitters gift
Advices note A P Ordway Co sent three dozen Sulphur Bitters to the Catholic Home for the Aged, praised by directors. Also bicycle sale 150 value, Pneumatic tire bike 24 lb, six months use. Job seeking calls to Mrs Parmlee and Mrs Brown on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Warrant not to pay any bills contracted by wife Eliza Knapp. Glade, Pa February 24, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. A. P. Ordway & Co
Catholic Home For
Catholic Union
Eliza Knapp
Apert
NO CURE Glade Summit and local notices
Mr. Winchester Sr. is very sick with Dr. Cowden attending him from North Warren. J Cramer went to Corydon on business. Mrs. Jacob Sweeting recovering slowly under Dr. Preston. David Holt and wife visited Mrs. Warren Brasington. Mrs. Barnhard on sick list. Mrs. B J Waters visiting with Mrs. Loucke who is very ill but improving under Dr. Baker. Mrs. Jane Parks staying with relatives. G B Shirley and wife and George Cogswell and wife visited Mrs. Loucks. Fitzsimmons defeated Hall for middleweight title in fourth round. Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsed locally. Hood's Pills promoted for liver bilious issues. Commander-in-Chief of G A R Major George S Merrill noted. Sulphur Bitters praised for reliable recoveries. 292 An European Restaurant in Exchange block near Suspension Bridge rising in popularity under Mr Moran. For sale brick home on Liberty Street near High, terms to be arranged. 27-4 Mrs E Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
N. B. Randall
Baptist Church
Cleveland
C. Lessler
Preston
Whitcomb
McAlpin
Stewart
Love
Baker
Reverdy Stewart
Hazeltine
Kitchen
Hepburn
Freeman
Aurd
Davies
Pierce
Clarence Skinner
Farmington
Thomas’ Scales
Philadelphia
Talmage’s Tabernacle
Conwell
Warren
McWilliams
Glade
John McWilliams
Mehan
Frank Mehan
Andrew Mehan
Horton
Sheffield
George Horton
Jackson
Pittsfield
W. H. Jackson
Warren County
Tunstall
Edith M. Tunstall
Thos, Tunstall
Oak Street
Madison
Cherry Grove
Carrie Madison
Youngsville
Carrie
Jane Parks
Glade Run
Hare
G. B. Shirley
George Cogswell
Loucks
Exchange Block
Suspension Bridge
Moran
Paints and tonics feature in scattered 1900s ads
An array of old advertisements extols Chilton paints for coverage and color, Hood’s Sarsaparilla for blood health, Century Catarrh Cure with instant relief, real estate rental in Warren, DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla, and Bull’s Head Horse and Cattle Powder. Also a stray note about a horse or cattle condition and a query about faith healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton Manufacturing Company
New York
Boston
DeWitt
Morris de Mullen
F. H. Dixson
Hast Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Noyes
Baxter
John Roy
W.J. Sager
Ridgway
East Warren
A. L. Brown
Fuller
Chicago
Lepoir
Ledger
Frank W. Whitcomb
Third Street
M. &. Church
Frank Meehan
West End
Andrew Meehan
Asylum
Cincinnati Times
Library Hall
Brown University
The
Samuels Bros
BE. K. Thompson
Titusville
Warren Theatre
De‘Witt
Morris & Mullen
F. L. Dixson
Nature
de Witt
Noyes
Aeae
Ely
D. G. Davidson
Boston Journal
Samuel Saunders
Joseph Newbury
W. H. Messenger
Abe Morris
Wetmore Hose Company
Lieutenant DeForest
Squire Perry
R. BR. Hall
Columbia Bicycles
Columbia
Water Street
Hunter & Jarvis
Anna Flacer
Penn Mr’c Co
Hulton, Pa
R. Frank W. Whitcomb
Anp
Near
Nelson Greenland
Undertaker and Empalmer
Exchange Hotel
Warren, Pa
Sam
Prince Regent
Daniel Webster
Webster
McCullough
Liberty St
Fifth Avenue
F. M
D. Kahle
Kable's
Glade Township
Treek
Carland
Labbig Nygren
Annie Clark
Sarah Petersen
Anna Cain
Hattie Peterson
Augusta Espersen
Olga
Richfield Mass
Golden
Daniel B
Shear
Caroen Hall
AJ Thorpe
Minerva Larsen
Johanna Shott
Orrilla Lundquist
Anna Way
WN McBride
Anna E Wuilson
Jessie Gents
Clark
Johnson Abel
Harvey
Morris Jwo
Hays
Miles R
Hays Charis Sterritt
Frank Hoag
Gotleib Stone
Flammon
Sullivan
W Hasack
Wey
Wilkinson
W. A. Mivengan, P.M
Pitcher’s Castoria
James O. Parmlee
Fourth Street
W. D. Brown
Liberty Street
Lini
Glade Summit
Fitzsimmons
New Oxtrans
Hall
Fitz
Hood
Grand Army of the Republic
George S. Merrill
High
E. Fisner
Annals of Hygiene
Lane
Caeratore
Woodward
le Roy
Siegfried & Co
USA
BLY I Brothers
Warren St
Clark’s Business College
Erie
A. C. Craim
Pres. &. E, Scheithe
Cook
Fond Lily Company
Fisher Block
Detroit
Mich
L. G. Noyes & Co
George Davis
Lyeow
Pleasant
Joseph Glasser
Struthers Tron Works
House Corner High
Liberty Streets
STAR
Lectur
the Celebrati
Russell H
Tuera
ED Orator Conwell
Noyes’ Drug Store
D.shear’s
D. Shear
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