Notice to Subscribers Advance Rate Payment Due October First
Notice to all subscribers whose subscriptions began July 14 1885. Advance rate must be paid on or before October 1. Reed will visit every town in the county to collect or payments may be sent by money order. Authorized agents listed for towns including Chandler's Valley Sugar Grove Tidioute Youngsville Pittsfield Kinzua Lander Sheffield Garland Spring Creek Bear Lake and others.
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F. E. Reed
Chandler's Valley
Benjamin Ells E. Ewer
Sugar Grove
Cumming
Tidioute
Fred. Walz
Youngsville
W. J. Davis
Gompyinter
Mormon
Pittsfield
S. S. Counely
Kinzua
A. J. Williams Lander
J. &. Thompson
Friamyh
Ered
Walz
Sheffield
Roy Dunham
Jule Budeer Garland
Dif McMillan
Spring Creek
N. Patterson
P.O. Russell
Harvey Russell
Bear Lake
W. H. Houghoms
Warren Ledger itemizes local events and notices
The Ledger lists social calls, engagements, and incidents: Miss Germer of Evie visiting Mass Bell Henry on Market Street. Hungary Society dance. Miss Lizzie Wheeler visiting Penn Yun. Market Street power project progress. Michael Abbott's remains brought for interment. Will Carleton event at Library Hall. Adam Nelson and Parker oil rig at Silver Creek. J A Barr building a rig for John Moore at Fredonia. James Bailey and Grace Hulse wedding at High Street. gas price reduction rumor. Warren erovalier rink open with band. Dick Beecher and Will McDonald traveling to Tucson and California. Hazeltine and Bohun form partnership. local dispatches and misprints noted. Pat Hare moves to Corrs to run St Charles hotel. Meacham and family return from Precomia. Peter McKinney suffers stroke. Harry Mallan finishes plumbing. Kinnear shifts to Pennsylvania Gas. Carrie Leonhart obituary. Thomas Tunstall's grandchild born. Corry gas line rumor debunked. cigar makers ball planned. Van Every anniversary party. local travel notes. Corish prohibition rally. various social calls and entertainments. weather and miscellaneous notices.
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Market Street
Wm. Pedhow
Michael Abbott
Pittsfield
Warren
Carleton
Library Hall
Nelson & Parker
Silver Creek
J. A. Barr
John Moore
Fredonia
James Bailey
Grace Hulse
High Street
Peoples’ Company
Warrenervalier
Dick Beecher
Will McDonald
Tucson
California
Hazeltine & Bohun
de Dui Neas
Pat Hare
Corrs
St Charles
McNamara
Cherry Grove
Mar
EW Mearlin
C. J. Meacham
Peter McKinney
Garland
Harry Mallan
W. A
Thomas Tunstall
B. G. Arnold
Tinclock
Wm. W. Huzeltine Corry
Mackey
Columbia Gas Coopany
Corry
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Cigar Makers Union
Warre AV
Reig
Van
Bilgh Street
Chain of Success lecture by renowned poet Carleton
A new lecture by Mrs Carleton Read at Carleton Library on Saturday evening October promises a display of wit pathos and humor. The event includes a special arrangement on the PL and BE road to valley passengers with a Dunkirk route train for wider attendance.
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Carleton
L Evers
Pl& BE
Valley Yasssengers
Pityville
Point Tan
Alix
Washington
Black Hussar opera delights Warren audience at Gill’s
Warren residents enjoyed Millocker’s comic opera The Black Hussar performed by McQuill’s celebrated company at Library Hall. The Gill’s house was crowded, with the morning sale the largest ever, and the music praised as charming and witty.
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Warren
McQualls
Oper Company
Library Lal
Gillis
Millocker
Dlack Hussar
Gills
WeCuill
Rass
Marcel
Blick Hussars
Man Lang
The Sager Cobham Case Reaches Higher Courts
The apremc court decision in the Sager Cobham case draws wide attention though full publication is limited. The lower court ruling favors the pauper while ownership rests with the hay, and the case may proceed to the United States Supreme Court.
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Sager-Cobham
Sager-Cobhato
Hay
Cobliun Wargrave
Bolter S
Deerion
Orphans Court Se
Reall
United States Supreme Court
Democratic program discussed in 1884 campaign speech
The article cites a reforming tariff stance aimed at protecting wages and American labor. It argues against wage-degrading reforms and calls for balanced policy that benefits industry and workers, stressing loyalty to constitutional limits and a liberal tariff. It outlines a future national platform favoring closer trade with the Americas without entangling alliances. It closes with a nostalgic note on personal welfare and stability.
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Democratic Party
Inneh Jos
Gladstone
Indus
Americas
Frei Jette
Buue
Haive
Peace. Com
North
Central
South America
Crriar
Prohibition Meeting To Hear Sibley for State Senate
Prohibition advocates announce candidate Sibley will address a prohibition meeting at the court home on Thursday evening at 7 30 joining two eloquent speakers. The event aims to attract large audiences in the area.
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Joc Ostates
Eo. Sibley
State Senate
Relief Association Meeting Notice Read
Relief Association amu meeting scheduled for Tuesday afternoon October 71 at the residence of WoD Brows Otters to be elected fay the onsiune vent and conduct other business. Members are cordialy invited to be present at this meeting as ordered by the president.
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Amu
Redoes
Didies
Unsigned letter seeks reader's name for prestige stamps donation
A reader sent a letter to the Ledger about endowing prestige stamps for a certain cause. The order and message were received but no name or signature was provided.
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Sade Serpin
Meness
Ne Dain
Scott's Reply on Tariff and Protection Policy Debate
The speaker argues taxation must originate in the House and come from the Ways and Means Committee under House rules. He notes the bill followed Democratic pledges aligned with Republican tariff revision goals, discusses voting on introduction versus specific sections, and attacks protectionist claims with references to figures on wage workers, farmers, and sugar duties. He cites Frank Lawler and Armour & Co. in Philadelphia, and argues tariffs raise labor costs and harm consumers while highlighting sugar duties and per capita costs.
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House of Representative
Committee of Ways and
House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Lau
Mackey
Jarrett
Sean
Jarrete
Aumalganated Association of Iron
S Tecl
United States
Congress
Frank Lawler
Chicago
Messrs. Armour & Co
Behal
Triales Assembly of Western Penniivant
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Hue
Scnse
Genthanandy
Edward Young
Evers
Atouin
England
Europe
Free sugar could lift workers and hurt Louisiana planters
A speech argues against protecting sugar imports, claiming free sugar would help wage workers. It cites Louisiana output and imports, warns against duties, and contrasts free trade with protectionism. The debate touches on mines, wages, and organized labor while referencing Scott Haven and local politics.
Umbrella and fabric emporium offers wide selection and low prices
Western Penn'a shoppers are urged to visit Bell Bros for umbrellas priced from 50 cents to 250 dollars, plus silk, fur, and woolen fabrics, cloaks, dresses, and knit goods. The store touts massed lines, mourning fabrics, blankets, and yard goods with low cash prices and large stock across multiple brands.
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Gilbert
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Evie
Mass Bell Henry
Hungary Society
Lizzie Wheeler
Penn Yun
Joe Brown
Bridgeport
Shakespeare Club
A.D. Wood
Henry Mitchell
New York
Episcopal Church Society
Boston
Corin
Cleveland
Oviatt Brow Boot and
Tex
Cornish
North Warren Wedne
W.H. Pickett
Fifth Street
Kansas
Texas
the Peet
Fred Morch
Miurrhinge
Berthi Kestein
Mia Morek
Botthue
North Chuenden
Ons
Caunta
CLC
Cursner
Wil Clareinton
Kachinge
Water Street Watton
Relief Association
Scott
Loui
Louisiana
Louisana
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Tain
Scott Hasen
Columbus
Ar. Jarrett
Mr. Scott
Opera House
Scott Haven
Scott Area
al Scott
Hey
Seatt
Seatt Haven
Lois Can Wittes
M. Jackson & Bros
Main Street
North Clarendon
Ler IX
Acceret
Phamtine
Western
Penn
Bell Bros
Priestley
BELL
Zephyr
Zanesville
Germantown
Columbia
Niagara
Smith & Wilson
Sarng
Shiva Labdtenlersede Beviet
Ec Arepers Yr
Eenene
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