Local Government Officials Listed in Warren Ledger
A lengthy roster from Warren Ledger lists county, state and borough officials and candidates. It names officers such as president judge Wetmore, district attorney Senne, sheriff Brace, prothonotary Waters, and many county and town roles. The document appears to compile current officeholders and appointees with titles and names for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Watsea
W Stone
L DL Wetmore
Amociate
WV. Vonnely
W.B. Acocks
Antomble
M Linkey
Attoney
Liam Senne
Shariff—Kenry
Speculation Day notices and local notices from Warren
Local items describe preparation concerns, church topics, and entertainment. Mentions include the Warren Wooden Ware Works seeking one thousand cords of pine bolts, Rev Vrooman preaching at the Baptist Church, Waite's Combination presenting Ten Nights in a Bar room, and Capt Amasa Dingley arriving in Warren for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wooden
Wells Drill Results Highlight Warren Oil Field Activity
In Warren district reports show five dry holes on North Warren ledges with the Griffin lot and Osmer or Hazeltine No 4 failing to produce. Clinton & Strong No 2 on Chadwick lot struck oil at 470 feet with several strong flows, while Hoffman well on Sanderlin lot produced oils at intervals and around 125 barrels in 24 hours. The Kirberger farm wells show progress toward 750 feet with gas and oil. A Brigham Young widow lectured, critiquing polygamy and the Prophet’s household. Various local notices advertise goods and events, noting a pending circus and upcoming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Osmer
North Warren
Clinton & Strong
Chadwick
Hoffman
Sanderlin
Pleasant
Warren
Leport
Thomas, Bell
T. J. Clemons
Weil
Kirberger
Farm prospects and town life in Dent County Salem area
A letter from Jacob Strler, Salem, Dent Co., Missouri, dated April 24 187?, describes arriving in Dent county on April 13 and visiting land for sale near the St Louis Salem & Little Rock Railroad. He lists 120 acres with 60 cultivated, orchards, expected yields, and prices for livestock and supplies, notes Salem as county seat with 3,000 inhabitants, and comments on local banks, churches, and schools. He also mentions buying 40 acres nearby for 175, and provides social impressions of Salem and Dent County. The page includes an advisory piece on spring fever, offering health tips and dietary guidance to improve vitality and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satu, Dent Co
Mr. Monnis
Warren County
Dent County
George A. Head
A. R. Gregory
Warren
Wm. Porter
A. W. Rhinehart
Chautauqua Co
St. Louis, Salem & Little Rock
Salem
East
George W. Head
St. Louis
Leople
Sean
Jacob Srrler
Glade City Hints of Builders Progress and Opera Visit
Glade City sees G H Ames finishing a fine two story house near the covered bridge on Glade avenue and a new Union School House under promising progress. The Glade Run tannery is overhauled with plans to operate continually and provide work and a cash market for hides and bark in the region. The Pittsburgh Opera House Company will perform The Golden Devil at Roscoe Hall on Friday and Saturday, offering an entertaining show to local audiences. Baby Carriages at A A Davis Co advertise Dr Bulls Baby Syrup, praised as safe and free of Opium and Morphia. A Titusville incident reports a fraudulent seance at the Opera House, where two alleged mediums, G Edwards and Charles Harcourt, were arrested on swindling charges after a staged cabinet trick, later released with charges withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Ames
Glade City
Glade Avenue
Union School
Glade Run
A. A. Davis & Co
Titusville
Opera House
G. Edwards
Charles Harcourt
Courtesy as a guiding social ethic in civic conduct
The passage urges courteous behavior toward others and condemns indecorous language. It argues that self restraint, noble aims, and consistent action align speech with conduct. True courtesy reflects character, treats all with respect, and elevates communal standards through personal example and responsible use of privileges.
Modes and dresses in late nineteenth century shop notes
A cluttered puff of ads and notices describes Corset and Skirt fashion, French Dress-pad-skirt options, and various goods from Greenland Bros to A A Davis Co. It also notes Dr McDermott’s move, local banter, church growth, and civic items including police and grange notices with a summary of arrests and fines.
Temperance Meetings Announced in Local Churches
Worn and Buffalo residents are invited to attend temperance talks this week. A lecture by J. D. James, Esq., delivered in Tidioute Wednesday, is noted for its engaging discourse as he has recently given several talks. The Young Men's Temperance Union meets Friday at the Good Templar Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annaliza Young
Brigham Young
Brigham
Nee
Eliza
Buffalo
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Young Men’s Temperance Union
J. D. James
Tidioute
James
Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Cures
An Honest Medicine extols Dr King s New Discovery for throat chest and lung ailments claiming it cures consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. It offers trial bottles free and notes relief in three doses. Also reports on renovations at the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot in Warren Pa and telegraph improvements. A temperance protest challenges reverends remarks at a local convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Merck & Co
Warren Pa
Mill Lodge formed by Good Templars at Ludlow
Good Templars state Deputy G W Brown organized Mill Lodge in Ludlow with 35 charter members. Officers include W C T Geo P Foulkrod W V T and Springer W T Eber Byham WM Job Foulbrods Wil G Chambers etc. Meeting nights are Saturdays. location Tri- USville Pa. May 15 1874. Also an testimonial for E K Thompson Barasma Buchu Backache Liver and Kidney Cure from Titusville Pa. Sold at Warren Pa Variety Hall Drug Store price 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brown
Youngsville
Lodge of Good Templars
Mill Lodge
Ludlow
W. OC. T
Geo. P. Foulkrod
W. V.T
An Springer
W.T
Eber Byham
Ww. FS
M. Beach
Jig. Curtis
W. A
Tyastees
Will Morrison
Ay Landless
la. Dodge
Triuusville
E. K. Twostrson
E. K. Thompson
Titusville
Spring Creek Road
Newton
Variety Hall
Warren
Lehenck Mandrake Pills Advertised for Liver Health
An old drug advertisement urges prevention of digestive and liver issues with Lehenck s Mandrake Pills. Claiming to quickly relieve headaches and cleanse bile, the text promotes widespread sale by druggists and suggests travelers take several boxes for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehenck
Remarkable Stomached Bitters touted for fevers and weakness
No remedy rivals Hos tuberts Stomned Bitters for feverish illness and debility. Its botanical ingredients claim to soothe the stomach and nervous system, with potent tonics from herbs and roots. Also advertise Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Hill's Hair Dye as beauty aids.
Herife's Sale under writ of execution in Warren County
By a writ of execution from the Court of Common Pleas Warren County the property of Davitt More in Pitisilelil Township Warren County Pa is exposed to sale at Roscoe Hall Warren on May 2 1877 at 3 PM The tract lies on the farm of Samuel More deceased and contains about twelve acres and one hundred and forty seven square rods with a one story house Eased to the school directors It is offered to satisfy claims of G N Pures and Charles Mebalef Executors of L L Lowry deceased and conducted by Sheriff Allen R Brace Warren April 1 1877
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Dominion
Warren Vonnby
Rescoe
Warren
Ibiz
Witt Ali
Glade Downship
Warren County
Pennsylia
Baundeiland
Levi Clark
Allegheny River
Areck
Klishey Jackson
Chauney
Levit W. Clark Abenry Brack
Sheritt
Shevill
Court of Common Pleas
Roscoe Stall
Garland
Pennsylvania
Walte
Recorder's Offices
Church Street
First Street
Plenasint
Turon
David More
A. R. Manderville
W.A. More
John A. Jackson
Renry Brac
Sheriff
Herife
Facius
Court of Common Pleva
Roscoe Hall
Pitisilelil
County of
Samuel More
Farm &T & Post
Davitt More
G. N. Pures
Charles Mebealf
L. L Lowry
Elk Township
Ross
Roswell QC
Fenton
Reuben N. Fenton
RB. O. Fenton
Hnagnih M. Fenton
Roswell O. Fenton
Lurto Club Myers
Rip
Court of
Comformmon Pleas
Roscoe Shul
Pine Grove
Pennsylvani
Hind
J. Fox
Iamlot
J. W. Akeley
Akeley
Seid Highway
Golson Vickery
Riggs
Henry Brace
Sherif
Shariff
Gfiica
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Warren Ledger
C. EL Novis
W. DM
Geo
O. Consella
Sec’ Y- Querpanara
H. i A
Keelol
J. H. Stencar
Sec’y
Borough Strcars
Job
Wotls
Justicies
D. J. Haudgey
Gonstalle
Dohn J. McPherson
Notaries Public
Ball
Noyes
Nest
Ardford
Uao
B. Orr
Ilazeltine
B. F. Hodges
Brown
Faith
Waite
Vrooman
Corry
Baptist Church
Amasa Dingley
Toooklyn
Hghhouse & Brother
Parmies & Henry
I. A. Walker
Fredonia
N. Y
Madame Uriswell
Schleicher
D&c
Glade
W. Gollrell
Hickory Street
Scofield
Franklin
McDowell
Lamberton
Major McDowell
McDonough
Penn
Ab Dixmont
Dixmont
New York
Llores
Irvine
Hunter & Son
Jamestown
Slunter & Son
Ilo
Oil News
J. Ross Thompson
Erie
Edinboro
O. T
Hunter & Son's
Seeond-Iland
Greeennlund Bros
S. Burgess
Dalmans
Dalman
O. J. Tuxisr & Son
Lew Morrison
A. A. Davis & Go
Kerfoot
Trinity Memorial Church
Southern Correspondence
McDermott
Williamsport
Loox
Lonsdale
O. W. Husran & Son’s
Henry Waira Beecher
Rustie
A. A. Davis & Con
The
Edenburg Daily Herald
Greenland Bros
Mike Silk
Oil Creek
United States
Oil City
Randolph Ail
Register
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Coury
Corry Grange
O. D. Kennedy
Boston
Mr. Moody
D. Bd. Bernard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Telegraph Office
Connors
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Tidiante
Bradford
Allison
Presbyterian Banner
Francis Murphy
Jesus Christ
Good Templars
August Plower
A. W. Merck
Avenat Flower OY
South Stockton
N.Y
J. H. Clark
Shutt—Axtell
A. ©. Axtell
N. Norton
Oscar T. Shutt
Maury HE. Axtell
Delane—Fisherin Corry
Delane—Fisherin Corry, April 2%, 1817, By 8. B. Brooks
Laverne Dedane
Fannie Fisher
Spring Creek
Evora
F. Morris
Dwight Norton
Norton
Ehnim
Wm. YP
Maxson
Augustus
Jesus
A. M.N. Lukens
Limestone
Mars
Sarah Eukena
Pittsfield
D.C
E Jsenry
Conewangogo
Magdaline Henry
George Henry
Archibald
Brokenstraw
Thomas Archibald
Llenrby Brace
Sheriff's Omee
Jlenry Brace
Sheri
Herby
Gnee
Mey Do
INFT
M. EE. Biddle
Penn'all
R. Co
Duncan Heizva
Dunn
Sime
Thomas Struthers
J. W. Allison
Campbell
Rathbun & Co
John van Avadale
A. T
W. D Breklin
Arthur McKinney
Penn H.R. Co
W. A. Wullenbeck
M Waters Eth al
L. Moyer
Mead & Wheelock
Beorze Allea
Coeneliy Carter
A. Iulienbeek
M. Waters
M. d. Sinutg
Dames Parshall
Oscar A. Lawson
Wm.dlageoriy
Sylvester Nowd
Jas. Catlin
John W. Chandler
H. Carter
Parmice & Leary
Samuel Davidson
Watson
Warren Savings Bank
A. M. Johnson
W. Waters
Prothonotary
S&s
Popular Cash Clothing House
Hertzel & Mesmith
Opp
Suspension Bridge
Warren, Pa
Cash Clothing House
Michael Ball
O— Warren
Penn’a
GEO. Ball & GO
Keystone
Warren Savings Dank
Jay
A. A. _DAVIS & CO
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
C. P. Dunn
Conewango Townsitz
Warren Co., Pe
Conewango Creek
Iten
Inanc LH
Mary Hook
Ghiude
Wil Verbech
Wmotiec
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Rogera
Conewango Lownship
Warren Go
Conewano Sreak
A.rogers
A. DL. Rogers
Martin Amun
Secretary of Diternal Affairs
Conewanzo Creek
Conewanzo
WP. Falconer
George Mazestine
Berg
Sai Dain
State Hospital
Jerry Smith
Tory
Dennis D. Nesmitil
Hunkabort
Sain
FY_SELK
Columbus
VAN
Columbis
Wich
M. Spaulding
Thomas Ryan
Tiltoute
Thompson
Brakerstraw
Taupe
TN Thompson
J. W. Agrelius & Co
Youngsville, Pa
RS. J
Caspar
New York City
Youngoville
Mill Street
Wilbur & Miles
Prayo For
Mrren
James Noy
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