Jamestown Ledger Notes Various Local Happenings
Local brief items report Ridge business, births, store openings, street names, a starch factory plan, school enrollments, court actions, railroad schemes, notable visits, and upcoming events in Warren and Jamestown area. Mentions include Miss Glenn, Prof Emilio, Mrs Hazeltine, and several companies, with multiple small notices and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jamestown
Stephen Marrer
Glade Run
Oakland
W.V. Hazeltine
Philadelphia
Oil City
Hazeltine
Emilio
Florence
Italy
Warren
Carver House
Coudersport
America
Post Office Department
Easy Street
Glenn
Typhoid Fever Recovery Guidance From Health Column
A medical note explains rapid convalescence in typhoid fever depends on maintaining strength through proper nourishment. Do not force weakened stomachs with improper foods. feed the patient with milk and suitable nourishment until the crisis passes.
Bovinine Promises Quick Absorption and Healing Effects
The advertisement extols Bovinine as a great food product that is absorbed instantly with minimal effort by the body's organs. It claims to build new flesh and blood, strengthen vital centres to expel poisons, act as a germicide, antidote fever microbes, and greatly improve ulcerated bowel conditions.
Funny Business in Warren Auction House Sees Busy Day
A Warren auction and commission house led by B G Gregory describes a bustling Monday, September 30, 1895, with multiple customers buying and trading goods from baby carriages to stoves and coats. The item lists highlight over $3,000 in New York coats and wraps and announce weekly auction sales, inviting locals to buy or sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. FL. A. Wheelock
Co. 1
Wheelock
Windsor
New York
Warren
Pennsylvania
State Superior Court
Lancaster County
Donin
Glade
Kinzua
Warren Auction and Commission House
B.G. Gregory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren and Vicinity
Pickett
Ridge
BR. OW. Stewart
Ta. G. A.C. Company
J. A. Schofield & Co
Stonehill
Sidney Wetmore
Woodard
Reig and Barth
Ande Dewitt
Democrat
Go City
San Francisco Post
Erie
Johnsonburg
Dagascahonda
Elk and Jefferson County
Toby Valley
Dagus
Brockwayville
Atlanta
Phil Swain
Sheffield
Independence
Cc. G. Morris
Garland
Struthers
Vickery
Rochester
Frank McClelan
Kane
Sinclairville
Miss Taylor
Telephone Exchange
Fll
King
Kinzgua
Thomas Hinckle
Wheeling
W. Va
Frost
Kentucky
Julie Fullhart
Geo. Yates
Sta l
Conrad Lesser
Thompsons
Ayer
Pleasant
Constance McDowell
Justice Perry
Pat Riley
Hackman
Pat
Atlanta Exposition
R. Neal Seaver
Corry
EB. A. U
Newmaker & Reed
Curt Johnson
Spring Creek
Warren Friends
Johnson
Watson Farm
Forest County
Dr. White
Poplar Street
Quigley
Cattaragus County
Texas
Jolly House
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Jim Franklin
Buffalo Baseball Club
Harry Smith
Claud Ritchie
al Wagner
O'Brien
New Castle
Eugene Wade
Bradford
Fred Gutzler
Nor’ West
W. T. Davidson
Augusta
Acebics
Sidney Watmnava
Jimmy? Curry
Henry M. Richmond
Meadville
John E. Dowd
Keystone Electric Works
C. P. Northrop
Mooney and Kins
County Commissioners of Pennsylvania
I. A. Cogswell
Alex Shaw
Warren, Pa
Vistors
Foreign Mlssionary Society
Mr. Rhineboro
Henry House
Thompson
J. Tate
Dr. Russell
Clarendon
Miss Richardson
Allegheny
Miss Walker
Butler
Josephine M. Hall
Hood
John Cooney
Irvington
Recreation Park
G. L. Osgood
New Richmond
Geo. B. Ensworth
Regan
Henry P. Hall
Mire
Ensworth
Byron Nutting
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. H. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Isaadore Sobel
Mr. Davenport
Heed
Bovinine
richSy
Garo F
Tus Exanpretn Co
Caxat St
N.Y
Scott
Scott& Bowne
Favesta
R. BU
Rocheesrer
Eliza and Holton
Warren County
E. O. Downelds
Warren, Warren Co
M. Gof
Court of Common
VS. Pleas
J.h.goff
Court of Common Pleas
J. W. Dunkle
Warren Savings Bank
Margrete M
Wst
Bertson
Culbertson
Morrison, Pa
Resselas Brown
County of
State of
H. E. Brown
Waren National Bank
E. F. N. Parmlee
A. Jamieson
E. Hertzel
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
B. W. Beaty
V. T. Scofield
Christian Smith Ge
Andrew Sertzel, BK
P. Wheeler
C. Schimmelieng
G.N. Parmlee
H. T. Russell
Umieson
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