Advertising rates for Ledger notices and notices list
Advertisements will be inserted at set rates including business cards up to six lines for one year at five pounds. Transient ads cost one hundred dollars per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Executors notices are three hundred dollars for six insertions. estray and caution notices one dollar fifty. local notices ten cents per line. marriages and death notices are free, obituaries over ten lines cost five cents per line.
Democrats protest on silver question and political observers
A range of opinions touch on party control, rhetoric, and policy. Critics argue the silver issue is personal belief rather than party line, while comments target political figures, press letters, and national prospects. The piece notes Republican bluff in New York and Democratic leverage in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Congress
South
The Democratic Alarm Over Republican Tariff Agenda
A 19th century editorial argues that the Republican party aims to block reform, press for tariff changes, pensions, and financial policy. It accuses party leaders of hypocrisy and class bias, warns of corporate influence, and urges Democrats to oppose the program decisively. The piece frames the election as a test of honest government and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia
Warren
Democrats Urged to Back Nominees in Warren County
The Lepage urges Warren County Democrats to vote for all Democratic nominees this fall, stressing party duty and unity. He argues candidates were fairly nominated and deserve universal support, warning that defeat could end the party’s efforts. Also notes World’s Fair access, Bear Lake Record's closure, and two new Sugar Grove publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepage
Warren County
Lepger
Tux Bear Lake
Record
W.P. Jobes
Sugar Grove
Hecho
After the Gap What Century Catarrh Cure Promises Relief
The passage discusses epidemic influenza and lingering weakness after illness. It promotes Century Catarrh Cure as a remedy for persistent catarrh and general debility, claiming instant relief and prevention of relapse after slight exposure.
The Farms of the Future in Irrigation Frontier
Discussion outlines vast Western Canada acreage and arid U S lands opened by irrigation. Dr Peters challenges Africa as a settlement model, while conventions at Duluth and Los Angeles promote irrigation to reclaim deserts, expand agriculture, and rival historic frontiers with new wealth from water and soil.
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Cherokee Strip
Peters
Europe
America
Africa
Dominion of Canada
Duluth
Los Angeles
Val
Internal Irrigation Congress
Great Britain
India
Lossea
California
Congress
Sahara
Iinois
Kansas
Arizona
Rome the Capitol of a New Republic in Cosmorovian
Marion Crawford speaks of Rome as the Capitol of a new republic in the October Cosmorovian. The issue notes unprecedented sales for September and turbulence in pricing as dealers mark up copies. Publishers plan December editions to meet anticipated demand beyond 800000, while real circulation remains uncertain due to machine capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crawford
Rome
New Great Sours American Kidney Cure Promises Rapid Relief
Relieves in six hours with prompt healing of kidney and bladder diseases. It eases bladder and urinary pain in men and women, relieves water retention, and aids passing urine almost instantly. A marketing claim from N. N. Ritchfield, Warren, Pa. 36-ly.
Congressional Doings and Special Notice in the press
In the senate a repeal vote fails amid sharp talk about coalitions and silver interests while the house remains calm. The extra session is deemed a failure as senators defend or resist popular will. A special notice warns subscribers about overdue Lepcer accounts and offers a combined subscription with New York World for 25 cents extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Sherman
Cameron
Lepert
New York Weekly World
Lapern
The
World
Lapcer
Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets and World Columbian Exposition Fare
Anticipation of cold and rheumatic relief with Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets is recalled alongside a salutation to Sage s Catarrh Remedy and a promissory offer of $500 if unsatisfied. The passage then promotes the World Columbian Exposition ending soon with low rate Pennsylvania Railroad excursions from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Major Brown Steals Confederate Flag From GeneraL Engine Exhibit
Major Isaac B. Brogn of Andrew's Post G A R in Corry, famed in Western Pennsylvania, earned notoriety at the Chicago Fair by removing a Confederate flag affixed to the General engine in the Transportation building. The flag was later recovered by authorities who may compel its return. Brown had planned to donate it to Corry Port, but questions arise over entitlement to the flag versus other relics and the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Brogn
Andrew's
Corry
Pennsylvania
Chicago Fair
Georgia
Major Brown
Furr
Dress Goods Opportunity to Save on Winter Wear
Dress goods advertised at cash prices invite purchases for cloaks and winter dresses. The notice urges buyers to seize the opportunity, emphasizing favorable pricing as the season approaches.
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Supreme Court
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Frank C. Osburrn
Allegheny
Register and Recorder
Ellis Simcox
South West
D. M. Schermerhorn
Roger Mooney
Mead
G P. Mead
Brokenstraw
G. F. Menitt
James Logan
Farmington
K. L. Andrews
Garland
R.E. Geer
Glade
Warren Academy
Edgar L. Coats
Uncle Sam
National Library
Massachusetts
Carl Schurz
Wayne McVersh
Cleveland
Mr. Blaine
Britania
Miss Columbia
United States
Bissell
Democrat Congress
Poulon
the Republican Program
Warren Mail
Lepcer
Doctor Sage
Hornby’s
Townsend, M.D
Fourth Street
Court House
S Wolace
Anna Sward
H.s P. Priersoy
Wintten
L.—st
Bright
Surabago
Col E. M. Warren
Titusville
Warren ‘Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
W Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Cashier
W. Beaty
Mb, Dunham
LR. Freeman
L. B. Wood
Charles W. Stone James Clerk
F.h.rockwell
A.J. Hazeltine
M. Lindsey
M. Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Geronid
L. D. Dennison
M Waters
B. T. Hazeltine
P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
D. F. Hottman
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
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