Warren Ledger Local and Other Matters
A dense page of local notes from Warren includes society items, upcoming events, shop news, and brief notices. Highlights mention Washbure's Last Sensation at Roscoe Hall, Dr Bull remedies, a sermon by Dr Crane in Good Templars Hall, burglarized store of Mr Gregory, Gowanda Enterprise back on tables, Bradford oil growth and new papers, oil oozing near Reynoldsville, lectures by Mrs Jonathan Watson, Isham & Co jewelers sale, and street obstructions around the municipal building with current delays and potential penalties for hindrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En. Ledford Forest
Memphis
Ormessee
Baptist Guild
A. J. Hazeltine
Dr. Bull
Gregory
Gowand Enterprise
Horton & Deming
Horton
Sugar Grove Journal
Gowanda
Bradford
Associated Press
C. F. Persons
Ferrin, Webber & Persons
A. T
Borchert
Daggett
Philips and Borchert
Reynoldsville
Jefferson County
Jonathan Watson
Pittsfield
Warren
Isham & Co’s
Rey. Segui Bloom
Jamestown
Mr. Lay
Oil City
Hodge Run
Elk Township
Lay
Glade Township
Political Row Amid County Treasurer Race Scandal
Local Republicans accuse Horton Crary Co of not backing their own candidate while supporting Radeker. A letter from B F Pickering defends Radeker, attacks Barnes, and criticizes party insiders as ring pullers. He warns Republicans to resist manipulated nominations and pledges support for Kadekor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton, Crary & Co
Sheffield
Justice
T. E. Barnes
Barnes
Radeker
Messrs
Horton, Crary ,& Co
Sheffield Tannery
Horton
Walde
Horsom
Jerr Crary
B. F. Morris
Warren Mall
C. W. I. Radeker
Eprron Lupver
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin Pickering
Rudeker
Baines
Indeker
Reeves
Lindsey
Causcus
Warren County
Kadekor
Madi
Court House
B. F. Prekrrine
F.D. Reeves
Dinsmoor & Reeves, Warren
Dewey
Columbus
Warren Union School
Warren
Charles W
R. Radeker
Ai Uurnis
Lis
Kadeker
Thomas Cribbins
Ball & Cohn
Mr. Sol. Cohn
Cohn
Cribbina
Farmington Boys Hunt List and Counts Revealed
In Lander on October 29, 1877, a letter to Friend Morris provides names and counts of the two hunting companies. The hunt occurred on the 26th and 27th, Friday and Saturday last, with Mr. E. Wilcox supplying the site and the defeated party paying for the provisions.
Catholic Fair Watch and Chair Contest Funds Raised
At the Catholic Fair the watch and chair contest between Walkerman of Warren Bartletson of North Warren and Mr Irvine of Dunkirk raised 596 dollars with 60 contributed in Kane. Walkerman notes the Warren support and thanks all for their aid. the proceeds fund the church building and provide a watch and chain for Jon Walkerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerman
Warren
Bartletson
North Warren
Irvine
Dunkirk
J. Walkerman
Bartidtgon
Irving
Bilge
Jon Walkerman
Kane
Tilden Responds On Food Supply And Home Rule In America
Ex Governor Tilden speaks in New York on October 27 linking British food supply to U S agricultural potential and river trade. He urges reform of revenue laws, argues against voter disenfranchisement, and pledges to restore government to the people as envisioned by the founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tilden
Pilden
Disaffected Voter Letter to The Times on Money Policy
WM Brindle defends his stance on legal tender greenbacks and the independent treasury. He criticizes The Times for labeling him a disaffected voter and urges Democratic alignment with gold silver and U S Treasury notes as equal legal tender. Brindle calls for Republicans who favor legal tender to join the Democratic ticket and oppose bank currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Philadelphia
Trunkey, Schell and Noyes
United States Treasury
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Jackson
National Bank
Treasury
Wm, Brindle
Envious Changes and Local Notices From Vallejo
A San Francisco Post fragment recalls a Vallejo grocery party where a carriage painter’s daughter drew attention with pink silk stockings and blue stockings during the dance of death. The tale ends with derision of vanity as patrons depart. Also noted are local notices of Dr. Stewart’s new Hickory Street residence, Hunter & Son’s New York stock, a Warren cigar makers’ ball, Reeves’s wedding, and county treasurer contest coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Post
Vallejo
Hunter’s
R. GB. Stewart
Hickory Street
Union School
H. P. Hunter
O., H. Hunter & Son
New York City
Warren
Schaeffer’s Hall
Erie County letter defends T E Barnes against false accusations
A letter from Erastus Barnes of Sheffield dated Oct 29 1877 refutes a Republican notice accusing his son T E Barnes of partnership in business. He explains family roles, rail strike flour shortages, and describes distributing flour to neighbors at fair prices. A second letter defends Barnes against attacks by the Republican camp and urges working-class political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrror Leper
T. E. Barnes
Erastus Barnes
Sheffield
Mr. Borror
Barnes
Radeker
Warren County
Jericho
Endorsement for A C Noyes by Renovo Record
The Renovo Record endorses Amon C. Noyes for State Treasurer, praising his alignment with industrial interests and working people. It highlights his opposition to federal financial measures tied to English bankers and gold interests, naming him “Old Square Timber” and urging a vote in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renovo Record
Greenback
West Branch Valley
Col. Noyes
A. C. Noyes
Congress
Amon C. Noyes
No enfeebled human becomes strong by organlivant tactics
The text argues against relying on enfeebled bodies to gain strength through emphemeral organlivant methods. It notes that active purgation may regulate bowels but exhausts vital forces and serves no beneficial purpose.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Ledger
Oriis Hall
Vosburyz
Louisville
Washbure
Roscoe Hall
Mr. Barnes
Farmington Boys
A. D. McGregor
HH. Mekatrielk
E. Wilcox
Cramer
F. Patnim
A. Marsh Thomas Cooper
Hu. Motter
BE. Knapp
Biale
Joan Keles
Stucklind
C. WL
G. Bisho
WS. AL
H. Frazine
Bedow
Porantor
A. Cramer
Toughwo
White
Sim Biniey
Marsh
Uhl
Johnson
Brown
B. Houghwot
J. Alin
Smitha
Ghee
W. Scranton
Aire
Reteety
Wilcox
Joe Walkerman
Luytheran Church
Harrisburg
York
Pottsville
Miner’s Journal
Mr. Tilden
Gen
Brindle
Greenbackers
William P. Schell
Amos CO. Noyes
Judiciary
John Trune
Charles W. I. Radeker
John Morgan
Warren Academy
Rufus P. King
Ing
New Haven Mail
Choice Cigars
Lew’s
Hibernia
Margarita
Kingstinger
Virginia
Queen
Memorial
Challenge
Antennial
Vanity Fair
Durham
Pride of
Blackwell’s
Gut Cavendish
Key West
Water St
Tye
GEO. Ball & CO
Keystone Brock
Water Sitreet
Warren, Pa
Keystone Block
H. A. Walker
Slayes
St. Louis Journal
Pittsburgh
Gaitling
Allegheny County
Chicago Journal
Kentucky
Post Office Department
Pew
Schenck
Sonenen
Ron
Scnunox
Cuba
Schench
Corner Sixty
Avon 57S
H. Gifford
Novlh
Mayv
Fame
United States
A. W. Merck & Co
Eowly
Trushel & Mintzer
Bresmaltha Bon
Grocheies & Provisions
ME. Trushel
Nat'l Bank
P. J. Trushel
Jywrrnee
A. Mintzer
O. H. Hunter & Son
Hades
Styles
GalVland
Co. H. Hunter & Son
OF the
EI IV
Popular Cash Clothing House
Hertzeld& Weamith’s
Opp
Suspension Bridge
Bain—Nicholson
WH. G. March
Abraham Bain
Irvington
Ada C. Nicholson
Wetmere
Cash Clothing House
Pennsylvania
Michael Ball
A. A. Davis & CO
Warren Savings Bank
Hughhouse Brothers
Attad
Pleasant Township
Caariste
James N. Myers
Bill Poster
Warren PA
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