Ledger Advertising and Subscription Rates and Notices
Publication ledger details subscription costs for the Lancer at 1.56 dollars yearly advance or 2.00 dollars if not prepaid. Advertising rates include business cards six lines at five dollars yearly, intrusions at one dollar per inch for first insertion, fifty cents for subsequent insertions. Notices priced per type with executors, administrators at three dollars for six insertions, estray and caution at one fifty, local notices sixteen cents a line. Marriages and deaths are free. obituaries over ten lines priced at five cents per line. Ledger Printing House offers first class job printing with prompt service and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lancer
State Ticket and Campaign Debates Sparks in 1892 Ohio
The piece lists state ticket names for auditor general Robert E. Wright and state treasurer A. L. Filden, plus county ticket nominees James Roy and Chas W. Wynn. It critiques McKinley tin plate claims, notes Cleveland’s possible Ohio visit, and cites federal revenue declines under McKinley and Congress.
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Robert E. Wright
Lehigh County
Pennsylvania canvases call for a joint Pattison debate
The text discusses pressing Pennsylvania canvases for Chair man Watres to arrange a joint debate between Gregg and Wright and urges aggressive GOP strategy against Gov Pattison. It notes leaked plans to focus on Pattison’s administration, arguing a public debate would reveal perceived deficiencies and partisan bias and push for a new, honest treasurer to curb financial corruption.
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Pennsylvania
Watres
Gregg
Wright
Pattison
Harrisburg
Beaver
Hastings
Robinson
Gopin
Cooper
Guv Russell
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Henry Cabot Lodge
New England
Treasury
Republicans Alarmed in Philadelphia Meeting Call
A provisional committee of 300 Republicans in Philadelphia issues an address to state Republicans urging a muse meeting at the Board of Trade rooms next Wednesday. Quay Cameron and Cooper are in close consultation with Harrison's friends in Washington as Philadelphia Republicans aim to keep the city from going Democratic to thwart Quay's Senate re-election.
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Philadelphia
Board of Trade Rooms
Quay
Cameron
Cooper
Harrison
Washington
Senate
Independent views urge cross party support for Democratic ticket
Hampton L. Carson of Philadelphia declares all good citizens should unite across party lines to back Democratic nominees for Attorney General and State Treasurer. He denounces fraud and corruption, urges public scrutiny, and warns Republicans against backing a corrupt machine, prompting voters to prioritize public welfare over party.
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Hampton L. Carson
Philadelphia
Carson
Pennsylvania
Actwon
Our Premiums and New Santo Amaro Hotel
The Ledger announces next week premium samples on display with orders at local merchants in Sugar Grove Bear Lake Columbus Freehold Enterprise North Clarendon Pittsfield Spring Creek Russell Garland Irvine Kinazua Grand Valley Youngsville and invites people to view the books and a dictionary for 75 cents. It notes a 160 room hotel recently erected on Santo Amaro Island in São Paulo Brazil, shipped ready-made from the United States.
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Sugar Grove
W. H. Mix
Bear Lake
W. H. Houghtaling
Columbus
E. C. Barnes
Freehold
A. Wright
Enterprise
Marisn
North Clarendon
Boyd Bros
Pittsfield
I. A. Whitney
Spring Creek
F. A. Smith & Co
Russell
J. E. Houghnat
Garland
E. D. Lopez
Irvince
J. M. McKain
Kinazua
C. M. Koch
Grand Valley
H. H. Hull & Co
Youngsville
W. J. Davis
Santo Amaro
San Paulo
Brazil
United States
Tilden’s long career and the farmer’s ally in 1891
A. L. Tilden, born August 21 1834 in Garreville Portage County Ohio, built mills and lumber ventures in Erie and Oil Creek, later managing rail purchasing. He served as deputy secretary of the Commonwealth in 1891 after county commissions and local leadership in Union City Grange and Good Luck Alliance. Support from Pennsylvania farmers and mechanics noted. question posed on voter support.
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A. L. Tilden
A. D. Tilden
Garrevisville
Portage County
Ohio
Erie County
Pennsyvania
French Creek
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Hig
Titusville
Oil Creek
Atlantic and Great Western R. R. Company
le Boeuf
Cleveland
Ouie
Union City Grange No
Good Luck Alliance
Congress
Delamater
Andrews
Crawford
Erie
Matthew Griswold
Tilden
Wilson
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Cleveland boom on Pacific coast fuels strong support
A California newspaper editorial praises Grover Cleveland as the nation’s best since Lincoln and links tariff reform to his name. The Stock ton paper calls him a unifying statesman with expansive ideas, pledging support “first, last, and always.” It lauds his devotion to the people and notes his re election drive.
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Grover Cleveland
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
California
Stockton
Mr. Cleveland
Lincoln
United States
Tinplate fraud exposed by chemical analysis in St Louis
The St Louis Republic reports Regis Chauvenet & Brother analyzed a so called American tin medal. They found a tin and lead coating with little to no steel, contradicting claims of American tin plate. Lead poisoning risk from bogus tinware is warned by Prof. Charles Luedeking, stressing dangers to consumers and industry.
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Campsent
McKinley
St. Louis
St. Louis Republic
Oubio
Regis, Chauvenet & Brother
Republic
Ohio
California
Piqua
Messrs. Niedringhaus
Charles Luedeking
Washington University
Luedeking
United States
Mess
Chauvenet
Prof. Duedeking
Real Estate Transfers Listed In Warren County ledger
A series of property transfers recorded in Warren County includes M Martin to B Shearman in Kirzua and Clarendon Borough at various sums including 150, J Barringer et al to C O Lindstrom at Pine Grove for 550, C B Willey to J Baldensperger in Glade for 2,600, and multiple transfers within Limestone, Conewango, and other townships. Notable deeds show values ranging from 1 to 4,150 dollars with several heirs and multiple parties named across boroughs and townships.
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E Rid
LB Jones
Clarendon
Pine Grove
AJ Harriger
H P Boyd
Clarendon Borough
E Crocker
Jewell
Conewango
P Johnson
P Nelson
Sheffield Township
Nelson
A M Johnson
H French
F Lawson
Elk Township
C B Willey
J Baldensperger
Glade Township
L Kropp
G. E Herrick
S Rassmussen
Youngsville
EJ Pox
W CO McCabe
J Boyer
L Dalrymple
Corydon
Warren County
Thompson
Limestone Township
A Drake
Val
Drake
H Drake
Arthur
L Arthur
Hertzel
Schultz
Merriam
Blair
Freehold
Scofield
R Britton
Giade Township
Ex-President Cleveland Becomes a Father
New York reports Grover Cleveland has a daughter Frances Folsom Cleveland born at 12:06 AM on Saturday. Cleveland notes the baby is stout and healthy and welcomes press attention at their Madison Avenue home after returning from Buzzard Bay.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Cleveland
Clevelands
Buzzard Bay
Madison Avenue
In Memoriam James Darling R I P
North Cranenpos Pa October 9 resolutions from Cornen Hook and Ladder Co dated October 1 1891 mourn the death of James Darling a loyal member of the fire company with draped truck for thirty days and notices sent to widow and local papers for publication signed by C S Frey and W H Bansar committee
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North Cranenpos
James Darling
Cornen Hook and Ladder Co
Warren Ledger
Warren Mirror
Oil City Derrick
Frey
W. H. Bansar
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement argues deafness cannot be treated by local applications but only by constitutional remedies. It attributes most cases to catarrh and inflamed Hustachiar Tube mucous lining, promising a $100 reward for any catarrh deafness it cannot cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure and offering free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Free Trial Bottles
Morris and Mulien announce free trial bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The druggists claim it cures headaches dizziness nervous prostration sleeplessness effects of spirits and tobacco coffee and similar issues. They also guarantee Dr Niles New Heart Cure for nervous or organic heart disease and offer a free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases.
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Morris & Mulien
Dr. Miles
Niles
Exposition Opens Amid Praise and Local Visits
The Pittsburg Exposition opened September 2 with high praise and many country visitors expected before closing. City residents will show hospitality at the large wholesale liquor house in Allegheny near Ft Wayne and West Penn depots, featuring Silver Age and Duquesne whiskies at wholesale prices. Also notes a failed display by Major Max Klein and endorsements for Ely's Cream Balm and Sulphur Bitters as remedies amid various advertisements and anecdotes.
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Pittsburg
Max Klein
Federal Street
Allegheny
Ft. Wayne
West Peon
Duquesne
Guckenheimer
Finch
Gibson
Max Koch
North Clarendon
Swayne's Ointment Promises Cure for Skin Disease
An advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment as a simple external remedy for tetter eczema and all eruptions. It claims internal medicine unnecessary and asserts the product clears skin with lasting health, urging readers to ask their druggist for it.
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Swayne
Pites Piles and Swayne’s Ointment Promise Relief
Moisture intense itching and stinging often at night. Piles may bleed ulcerate and form tumors. Swayne's Ointment stops itching and bleeding heals ulcers and removes tumors in most cases. Available at druggists or by mail for 50 cents. Dr Swayne and Son Philadelphia.
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Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Sulphur Bitters Claimed Cure All Dyspepsia
A patient in New York City along the railroad reports heedless advice from a physician about Sulphur Bitters. After six months of treatment for dyspepsia without relief the speaker tried the bitters, claiming it made him well and able to eat anything, and labeling Sulphur Bitters a foe to doctors.
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Ely
Samuel J. Harris
Front Street
New York
Journal and Courier
George Bastett
N.Y. C
H. R. Railroad
Carpet Weaving Offered In Giltner Township
An ad from a carpet weaver invites friends and the public to have carpets and flannels woven. Specialties include striped and hit or miss carpets. Materials can be brought to his home business in Giltle township across the creek from Warren or left at express offices. Prices listed for striped carpets and hit or miss at yard rates. Orders left with A. Mintzer & Co. receive prompt attention.
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Giltle Township
Warren
A. Mintzer & Co
Orphans Court Sale of Warren County Land
By order of the Orphans Court of Warren County the south half of a Conewango Creek area parcel in Glade Township will be sold at public sale on Thursday October 22 1891 at 2 PM. The lot, described by bounds, includes a two story dwelling and outbuildings, with oil minerals reserved to specific heirs for 20 years. Terms: one third cash on confirmation, balance in two annual payments with interest, secured by bond and mortgage. W V N Yates administrator.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Glade Township
State of Pennsylvania
John Schultz
Emil Schultz
Theodore Rapp
Sigismond Schwartz
Conewango Creek
Magdalena Schultz
Theodore Repp
W. V.N. Yates
Victoria Oil Company Charter Notice in Warren Pa 1891
Notice that an application will be made to Governor Robert E Pattison on Friday October 16 1891 by R F VanDoorn H B Cutting A Miller B A Cutting and M L VanDoorn and their association for a charter of a corporation to be called the Victoria Oil Company. The charter aims to produce refine and deal in crude petroleum and its products. Warren Pa September 23 1891.
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Robert E. Pattison
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
R. F VanDoorn
H. B. Cutting
A. ©. Miller
B. A. Cutting
M.L. VanDoorn
Victoria Oil Company
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Philadelphia Press
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Brokenstraw Creek
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Lenox
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A Foo
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Warren, Pa
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Conenango
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Court of Common Pleas
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C. H. Meacham
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