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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1886

Page

10

Notice to Subscribers on Advance Due Date

Notice to subscribers that starting July 14 1885 advance mail benefits cost 1 50 must be paid by October 1. Reed will tour towns to collect or funds may be mailed to the office. Subscriptions will not be allowed to run. Authorized agents listed with towns and contact people across Chandler's Valley Louisville Columbus Sugar Grove Tidionte Youngsile Pittfield Kinzua Lander Macr eat upred Walz Tidionte Sheffield Garland Spring Creek Russell Bear Lake

Wr . & Reed Chandler’s Valley Benjamin Ellis Louisville W. D Whitney Columbus M. E. Ewer Sugar Grove R. S. Cumminings Tidionte Fred. Walz Youngsile W. J. Davis M Germplanter Morrison Pittfield

Ledger subscription notice enlists collection agents

Arrangements empower publishers to collect all Ledger subscriptions from Morris and W. W. Howard dating back to 1884 and 1885, with payment due by July 1 1887. Subscriptions unsettled will be sent to an attorney for collection. Agent Mr Badger begins canvass of Warren borough on Monday to present bills and urge payment.

Franklin to get another democratic newspaper in city

The item notes plans for a new Democratic newspaper in Franklin. Lawrence Barrett will speak at Library Hall on Thursday, December 2, while other local chatter mentions shops, plays, and local ventures. It also cites a storm casualty on the Great Lakes and charitable offerings from area churches.

Franklin Democratic Lawrence Barrett Library Hall Eric

Ledger notes and events from Farmington to Ludlow

David Mahan of Farmington visits the Ledger office. Mrs. Otis Brown of Russell calls on friends in the city. A Curtis Mills employee in Ludlow injures a hand with a knife. Charity ball tickets urged for relief association on December 15 under the cigar makers union. The Bagler family obituary. funeral held at Creek Street residence. Relief association meeting set for November 29 at 2 pm at Mrs J Davies 309 Liberty Street. all ladies invited.

David Mahan Farmington Ledger Otis Brown Russell Keystone Henderon Curtis Mills Ludlow Relief Association Cigar Makers’ Union Wiliam W. Bagler Philip Bagler Creek Street Columbus Capitol Yates M. E Fayette Curtis Burdick Dickson

Business Changes in Warren Markets Buy Local Firms

Lloyd Goodrich and Philip Fehlman have purchased Theodore Messner's grocery business and assumed possession last Monday. They, along with Wim Mitchell and Theodore Messner, have bought Knapp & Cable's insurance business and will take possession January 1. The notices praise the new owners and promise customer satisfaction and continued fair dealing.

Lloyd Goodrich Philip Fehlman Theodore Messner Messrs Goodrich & Fehlman Warren Wim, Mitchell Knapp & Cable

Court Proceedings Include Change of Venue Motion

Proceedings held last Monday before Judge W D Brown saw a motion for a change of venue in the Marsh versus Drs Stewart and McNitt case. Warren newspaper men were summoned to testify on press influence, with a December 18 postponement. The commonwealth vs W A Hyatt sentenced to costs and commitment. divorce granted in Dewey and White cases. Jenniy Long retains child. Pine Grove school directors removal petition denied.

W. D. Brown Marsh Drs. Stewart McNitt Warren JR. Brady EB. Dewey Estella Dewey Mary White Perry White Jenniy Long John Long Pine Grove

Kate Claxton at Library Hall in Two Orphans

Kate Claxton supported by Charles Stetsons and a strong company appears at Library Hall Tuesday evening November 30 in the play Two Orphans. The New York Tribune praises the troupe as well chosen and meritorious with Miss Claxton drawing full houses and praise. A Farmers meeting follows at the courthouse with Dr Bender speaking on horse bone disease. Local merchants advertise bargains in North Clarendon shops and footwear.

Kate Claxton Kate Clanton Charles Stesons Library Hall New York Tribane Nate Claxton Claxton New York Tabune

December Court Proceedings and Local Court Docket

The December court lists cases from Erie County and Warren County with charges including assault desertion larceny gambling and overdriving. It also notes a petition by Erie County Directors of the Poor to compel road commissioners to reimburse Mary Sample’s leg amputation care medical and funeral expenses and litigation costs. Nearly sixty gentlemen attended a Hoffman block meeting to organize a Young Men's Christian Association with nominations for a 15 member board and a draft of by-laws to be approved. All interested young men are invited to attend Sunday at four in their rooms.

Erie County Road Commissioners Columbus Township Warren County Mary Sample Darius Fuldeson E. Root. Com Chas. E. Eysinger Ella A Eysinger Quinn, Smith & Crane Libbie Conley John Wilson James Brown W.S. Lefford. Com Francis W. Shinner A. A. Deming. Com W. HE. Brown J. Kh. Bayne. Com Arvid Johnson Andrew Nelson Hoffman Block Young Men’s Christian Association K. McKee A. J. Hazeltine Will Messner Rogers W. V. Hazelting G. ¥. Henry Francis Tleary AL J. Kazeltine C. Smuth A. Vertsel EH. OT. Uavesting M. B. Dunham A. HL McKelvey D. L. Gerould ML. Beecher W. J. Hinckley W. FF. Alvs

Beliefs on life after death and a panther sighting

A discussion on immortality contrasts various beliefs about life after death, arguing the spirit’s continued existence beyond the body. The piece notes differing views on happiness, punishment, or reincarnation, then reports residents of Grand Valley observing a panther seen during daylight and a dramatized encounter with a driller.

Grand Valley Siemity

Fourth Annual Excursion to Tarpon Springs Florida

The notice promotes a fourth annual excursion to Tarpon Springs and nearby Florida destinations on November 89 1886 at 5.25 a.m. Persons can apply to secure excursion rates to Jacksonville Cedar Keys Tarpon Springs and Tampa, through Florida Railway and Navigation Co Jamestown NY. The advertisement also touts Northrop’s boots shoes and rubbers as a better inducement than before.

Barpon Springs Florida Jacksonville Cedar Keys Tarpon Springs Tampa Wilson Florida Railway and Navigation Cea Jamestown N.Y Northrop Boots

Firearm accident injures Beecher & Copeland worker

Walter W. Sandy, an employee at Beecher & Copeland’s branch hardware store in North Clarexton, was shot in the left arm when a loaded rifle discharged after a board jarred, tearing bone and threatening amputation. Doctors cannot yet locate the ball. condition remains dangerous but not hopeless as of Nov 28. Local sympathy from Columbus community.

North Clarexton Walter W. Sandy Beecher & Copeland Sandy Russell

Will Wonders Ever Ceave and the Refining Patent

A fragment notes new railway wheel and fuel refining innovations. It describes a single oil refining process claimed to handle all oil, priced at 3 million dollars. The Standard mocks yet offers 7 thousand for the patent, while the inventor seeks a larger sum and rejects negotiations.

Quack Remedies Promised for Lung Troubles and Boots Sale

Advert shows multiple cure claims for asthma and lung ailments with Acker's English Remedy and Wolford's lotion. It promotes boot and shoe sales at Northrop's and Moore Jackson & Bros, Warren Pennsylvania, with random notices about lost keys and fixation on purchases. Prices and local merchants highlighted, typical early 20th century scam style.

Acker L. G. Noyer Warren, Pa

Kennett Disappears After Relocating Jewelry Store

Kennett moved his jewelry shop from Diamond block to Water street near Fri day’s grocery, then left town several days ago on unknown business. District creditors report dishonored drafts, with Uncle Hill filing a $125 loan claim and store goods appraised. Liabilities likely near $1,500, stock valued at about one third. Kennett reportedly took his tools, leaving wife to manage.

Kennett Aatere Roviien Water Street Hill

Lost Treasure Dream of Treasure From Guatimozin Wreck

The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Wrecking Co seeks the treasure buried in the Guatimozin wreck off Seven Mile Beach near Cape May. Historical efforts from 1801 to 1836 failed due to sand and storms. now renewed hopes aim to recover the sunken cargo including a $100,000 gold coin.

Atlantic and Gulf Coast Wrecking Company Guatimezin Seven Mile Beach Cape May New Jersey Gulf of Moxico Stephen Girard Philadelphia Henry Swain Townsend's Inlet Dick Ludlam

Grand Special Silk Sale Starting This Week

Beginning Saturday November 97 the store announces a grand special sale to reduce stock of silks. The event continues through Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with further reductions and an emphasis on clearing old stock and inaugurating a long standing sale tradition.

Special Silk Sale Promises Deep Discounts and Wide Selections

Bell Bros promotes a special sale featuring Royal standard silks at drastic cuts. Items include 21 inch alkobra and Rhadrameks yards discounted to 85 cents, black Gros Grain ranges from 9 cents to 1.25 dollars, and select Rheadzmeir silks offered at 1.05 and 1.35 dollars per yard. The ad urges hurry as patterns are limited and Christmas gifts are suggested.

Bell Bros

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the Ledger Tarren, PA John Smutz M. Mead Fank W. Taylor Oil City Geodach & Fehlman Madison Square FR. Betterer Goodrich & Fehlman’s Arkansas Tia Great Lakes Goodrich Ladies of the Relief Association Evangelical Church The Episcopal Church Mosars, Febhman & Goodrich Pittsburg Union Depot Arthur Mirror Paragraph Wich V. Powderly Henry George T. B. Barry America Law-Smith Cleveland Vtourt Proceedings Voming Attractions the Farmers ™ Club Court House Bender Wilmery Iit MM. Jackson & Bro Main Street North Clarendon December Court Commonwealth Miss H Harkley Harker New York Weekly Meorth Clarendon Mo Jackson & Bros Wann Street Wyman & David C.P Northrop Wolford Noyes Huntingtfor Benj Franklin C. P. Northrop Silmer Eneriches Milwaukee Wii Louisa C Bracpow East Lockport Brown Brown Chemical Baltimore, MD L. G Noyes Ibrary ‘Hall Wagner & Reis Lessees John L Kerr Chas. A. Stevenson Grand Reviewal T. G Noyes’ Deng Bell ,Bros
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