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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1886

Page

8

Notice to Subscribers on Advance Rate Payment

Notice to subscribers commencing July 14 1885 about advance rate 1 50 due by Oct 1 payment to Mr F E Reed or authorized agents. Readers may pay by money order or to agents. Policy: no subscriptions to run. payments not extended. Authorized agents list includes Chandler s Valley Benj Elis Lottsville W D Whitney Columbus Mrs N E Ewer Sugar Grove R S Cummings Fidioute Fred Walt Youngsville W J Davis P M Corton Lanter je J Morrison Greenelg S Connely Kinzas A J Williams Lander J L Thompson Friumph Fred Walz Tidioute Sheffield Roy Dunham Garland D H McMillan Spring Creek R A Patterson Bear Lake W H Houghtling.

F. E. Reed Chandler’s Valley Benjamin Elis Lottsville W. D. Whitney Columbus N. E. Ewer Sugar Grove Cummings Fidioute Fred. Walt Youngsville W. J. Davis P. M. Corton Lanter Je J. Morrison Preenelg S. . Connely Kinzas A. J. Williams Lander J. L. Thompson Friumph Fred. Walz Tidioute Sheffield Roy Dunham Garland D. H. McMillan Spring Creek R. A. Patterson

Warren County notes and regional updates from the Ledger

Warren and surrounding counties feature a flurry of items from fair reports, divorces, and church notices to railroad deeds, oil exploration, and municipal plans. Highlights include Governor Hill's Dun kirk talk, natural gas in Fionesta, and the Kane saw mill near Wildcat run.

Wonderful Apparatus at the Warren Gas Works

The Warren gas works has installed a new Peter English water gas system by Hugh McKay of Titusville. The furnace stands twenty five feet high, weighs about forty tons, and produces gas at forty candle power after processing through a multi-stage washer and purifier. Six runs per day supply the demand, with the technology increasing gas quality while offering limited fuel savings, under the supervision of Mr. Frank Ott and superintendent Mr. S. J. Franklin.

Warren Gas Works Hugh McKay Manufacturing Company Titusville Peter English Frank Ott J. Franklin

Wedding of William G. Trankey and Mary Cochran

The Franklin Citizen Press reports the wedding of William G. Trankey of Warren to Mary Cochran of this city. The ceremony occurred at the Presbyterian church at noon with a large audience and music from Wayne Iohengrin. Guests included Judge Samuel S. Medard Samuel F. Neil Finletter and wife G H Pew and others. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding tour visiting Philadelphia Washington and other eastern cities.

Franklin Citizen Press William G. Trankey Warren John Trankey Mary BL. Cochran Presbyterian Church Rice C. H. Neves Harrisburg Seneca Egbert B. &. Osborn Willis Cochran Wayne Iohengrin de. $. J. M. Eaton Arnold New York Samuel S. Medard Mercer Samuel F. Neil Finletter Philadelphia Jeanette Trunkes Hartford H. Pew Pittebure Jones Boston L. B. Freeman Warren B. Cochran Meadsile Mire Trunkey Oelick Bington

Kendall to stage A Pair of Kids at Library Hall

Comedian Bara F Kendall appears in his satirical show A Pair of Kids at Library Hall on Friday night October 1. The act features Ezra F Kendall as Jiles Button, a rustic character, drawing strong audience laughter. Reviews from Baltimore and Philadelphia praise the performance as witty, forceful, and sharply satirical.

Bara F. Kendall Library Hall Baltimore Daily Newsbags Ezra F. Kendall Jiles Button Fords Baltimore Opera Philadelphia Kendall

New M. E. Church Dedicated and Subscriptions Closed

The new M. E. church was dedicated last Sunday with sermons by Rev. Sims of Syracuse University and Rev. Boyle of Pittsburgh. The building is praised as one of the finest in the region and the entire indebtedness is paid with about 400 dollars to spare. The Ledger premiums remain on display, and readers are urged to consider the fountain pens and Webster’s dictionary. A featured book for youths, Hence in Story, is recommended for parents to provide. A Warren merchant notes the low prices may mislead buyers but samples prove quality.

CG. H. Meachan & Co United States Scofield Oil Exchange Wyman & Davis Franklin Board of Trade Warren Kane Corry Judge Wetmore Wildcat Run Union W. T. Mills New York D. A M. E Sims D. B Acellor Syracuse University Syracuse N.W T.N. Boyle Pittsburgh Lydia E Pinkham Mme EL AL W. Napoleon Jackson County Mich Haverhill Lydia E. Pinkham Lyon Mass

Whole Set Sale For Ledger Premium Pack

A promotional offer announces a six dollar complete set including Webster's Practical Dictionary Samm Tubbs Repp's calculator Wood's pocket magnifier and the Ledger for one year. The agent will ship post paid if the buyer also subscribes or renews Ledger for a year within fifteen days and agrees to report satisfaction.

Websters Repp Wood

Missing Ridgway merchant’s wife returns home

The wife of B Robertson, Ridgway ir merchant, has returned from Chicago and gone to her home. Her husband E Robertson disappeared in Chicago on business and has not been located. He carried about 000 in cash. Relatives suspect foul play and believe he was chloroformed and disposed of in the lake.

B. Robertson Chicago Ridgway E Robertson

Forest County Grand Jury Returns Three True Bills

The grand jury in Forest County returned three true bills. Wao Hazeltive and Thomas Horrigan were charged with burglary. J A Kep ler was charged with libel and Stevi Pigrson with rape. Notable attorneys Meadville B C Campbell Jett H Esmer and others attended.

Forest County Wao Hazeltive Thomas Horrigan J. A. Kepler Stevi Pigrson John G. Hall

Crowded Parade Leads to Busy Circus Grounds in Glade

A bustling street parade drew a large crowd toward the white circus tents in Glade. Dust rolled along the sidewalk as pedestrians moved in a continuous stream toward the venue. The citrus harvest nearby was reported good in quality and quantity.

Beautiful designs and sample cards for various groups

A local notice promotes new illuminated and embroidered card designs for clubs and military men, claiming unmatched quality and price. The Prohibition Club of Glade Township announces its fall campaign opening Saturday September 25 at 7:30 PM in the E A U hall Grand Run with J J Taylor of Warren speaking on the movement. All are invited.

Prohibition Club Glade Township E. A. U-hall Grand Run J. J. Taylor Warren

Ropp's Commercial Calculator to be Listed for Ledger Sub

The item Ropp's Commercial Calculator valued as a practical tool for farmers and merchants will be offered at a retail price of 1.50 dollars with annual Ledger subscription rights for one year.

Ropp

Premium offer for paper subscribers advertised

Free to Subscribers. Every subscriber to this paper is entitled to a premium without extra cost. Read the supplement carefully, note the propositions and send in your order.

Edith Kingdon Gould Becomes Mrs George J Gould

Edith Kingdon, famed actress, marries George J Gould at Irvington on the Hudson. The couple, ages 25 and 29, will share a New York life with an income around $40,000 yearly, with Edith stepping back from leading theatrical roles to become Mrs Gould.

George J. Gould Edith Kingdon America Dalys Company London Jay Gould Irvington-on-the-Hudson Mr. Gould Brooklyn New York Edith New York City Edith Kingden

Vast 15 day offer bundles education books and tools

The Ledger promotes an extraordinary bargain offering a general dictionary pocket calculator microscope and poultry works together for 2 dollars to new or renewing subscribers within 15 days. The same terms apply to renewals with extra payments and readers may choose money back after reading if they prefer.

Woood

Independent Candidate Babcock Enters First Chautauqua District

Jerome Babcock announces as an independent candidate for the assembly in the first Chautauqua district. He claims unfair nomination of Dana P. Horton and says he has broad Republican support. A bolt within the county politics could purify politics, and Babcock plans to press on on a people’s ticket.

Jerome Babcock Chautauqua Dana P. Horton Horton Babcock Dana Fredonia Cunur

Microscope advertisement review in Publishers Ledger

A Philadelphia advertisement praises a Worary microscope sold with the Ledger for five dollars and fifty cents. It explains lens placement from tube ends, cautions against touching lenses, and advises keeping lenses free of dust and wiped with clean fabric.

Suited to Every Taste in Warren Pa 1888 Letter

An 1888 Warren Pennsylvania letter discusses invites to inspect a premium table and promotes science education. It mentions a promised deep interest in a story and a microscope as a tool to provoke inquiry, arguing it keeps boys from mischief. The missive is signed A B Mitize.

Warren Mr. Reed A. B. Mitize

Extraordinary sale of wallpapers and home decor

A Warren Pa advertisement proclaims a large consignment of full goods at very low prices. It highlights twelve thousand rolls of wallpaper in many styles, over 100 window shade options, new oils cloths, and a complete line of art materials for home decorating and paper flowers. The dealer urges local shoppers to visit N R K Wexpluses at 209 Liberty St to verify the claims.

Warren N. RK. Wexpluses Liberty St

Democratic lands forfeiture totals across multiple railroads

The article reports figures from the Congressional Record showing Democratic forfeitures of land grants totaling 19,610,889 acres in the Forty-eighth congress, plus 30,871,360 acres in the Forty-ninth. It lists railroads including Oregon Central, Iron Mountain Missouri, and Texas Pacific, with additional pending or proposed forfeitures totaling over 40 million acres between House and Senate actions.

Congressional Record Oregon Central Railroad Iron Mountain Railroad Bfisiouri Texas Pacific Tuscaloosa Mobile New Orleans Memphis Charleston Elyton Beard’s Bluff Savannah Albany State Hine Iron Mountain Arkansas Senate

Of Interest to Ladies and New Upholstery Works

A medical notice touts a new female disease treatment by Dr Mary A Gregg with free one month trials for options via 13 stamps sent to Gregg Remedy Company Palmyra NY. Also announces M C G Holmes opened upholstery works at 218 Hickory Street offering custom parlor furniture repairs and rework with twenty years of experience.

Mary A. Gregg England T. V Gregg Remedy Company Palmyra N.Y Lyne M. CG. Holes Jamestown Hickory Street Holmes

New Millinery Store Opens by F Morgan

F Morgan, formerly of Of City, has purchased the millinery stock and goodwill from Mrs W T Smith and moved the stock to the rooms above Conrad Lesseres shoe store on Third street. Mrs Moran is an artist in her line and well known here as Miss Sarah Hamm. The community is urged to give her generous patronage.

Mattie Allen Fentenlle J. H. Sandstrom Buffalo Mack Sloan Eriz Harry Pickett Son Buffia Falo Bat Olean Bradford City Hospital Cassadaga Spirit Land Randolph F. Morgan of City W. T. Smith Conrad Lessere Third Street Moran Sarah Hamm

Marriages in Warren Jamestown and Grand Valley

Notices record weddings in Warren and Jamestown New York with couples Timothy Cushing and Ida Lautz of Bradford Henry Smith and Della Fitch of Eagle Pennsylvania Charles Van Guilder and Harriet Bills of Grand Valley Pa officiated by local Justices of the Peace in 1886 weddings held Sept August and August dates given in the notices

Cushing-Lautz Warren Justice R. Schain Timothy Cushing Ida Lautz Bradford Smith—Fitch Jamestown N. Y M.P. Strunk J. P Henry Smith Della Fitch Eagle Warren County

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