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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1890
Page
8
Our store has accepted Western Pennsylvania agency for Berlin Collars Coffs and Full Dress Shirts noted for medals and claimed as the best factory in the world. A fine Paris lawn tie line and new apparel including I & BR Morley hose and underwear, kilts, jersey suits, and a wide children’s department for spring.
Davis 53ens warn of rheumatism and sprains. Mrs. Cochran visits Warren. Dr Hill to treat eye and ear at Warren hotel. Globe Photo Company offers children cabinets at 200 per dozen on Saturday. President Clapp plans 60 wells on near Presi dent property with 250 ft by four miles cleared. Titusville’s David Emery suffers paralysis relapse. Warren ball star John Morrison convicted for coat theft. fines and six months’ jail. Piano deals offered cash at half price. Company I 16th Regiment to hold 12th annual ball April 10. tickets 1.50. Salamanca gas meters fuel at 25c per thousand. Episcopal services schedule. New notion store by McCroy & Co to open soon. Burglary at Truth soap works. cash stolen, small loss. Tramps in P. and E. yard prompt calls for night patrol. Warren Cycle Club elects officers. several new members. Musical entertainment at M E church April 1 with Erie tenor George E Barger and Miss Lou Blodget. Admission 25c. Titusville factory inspector Nan Y. Leslie starts Pittsburgh work focusing on salesladies restraint and store conditions.
In observance of the Exster festival, Lutheran church will hold Sabbath morning and evening services at usual hours. A sermon titled The Stone Rolled Away will be preached during the evening service, with Holy Communion to be administered on the occasion. All are invited to attend.
A farming community oriented note touts Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs as reliably effective for throat and lung troubles, including croup and whooping cough in children. The ad promises safety and pleasant taste, with a trial size free, and lists Johnson & Siegfried as sellers.
A Middletown Connecticut druggist reports strong local demand for Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs praising its popularity. He notes selling the last bottle and requests four dozen large and eight dozen small bottles, plus trial sizes. For sale by Johnson & Siegfried.
On November 8 1888 Cooper and Hardenburgh Kingston retail druggists bought 18 dozen of Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs and on November 20 wrote please send us at once one gross due to demand They note the remedy is sold in Warren by Johnson Siegfried Trial pie ree.
The Warren Ledger lists a $200 prize offering by The Great Pain and five $300 scholarships for entrance exams at the Cave School of Applied Science, with address for details. Various small ads advertise wedding cards, a sale by P Greenland, household goods auctions, real estate inquiries, and advertisements for medicines and health products. A death notice for John Pileghart is included along with medical claims and travel health tips.
We stock a full line of Ladies and Children's underwear and Hosiery in all grades and prices. Corsets at 50 cents, Sewing Silk Vailings 18 cents, Ladies Kid Gloves 65 to 75 cents, plus laces, linens, table linens, napkins, towels, splashers, handkerchiefs and silk ribbons. Gents' Department offers Working and Flannel Shirts, all wool jerseys, undressed and laundered shirts, collars, cuffs, gloves, ties and mufflers at low prices.
In the Shoe Department a sale advertises Ladies Kid Button Shoes from 1.50, Ladies French Kid Shoes at 2.40, plus Ladies Bright Dongola at 2.75 and Misses' and Children's shoes. Gents offer Good Working Shoes at 1.25 and various styles up to 3.50, highlighting substantial savings on multiple lines.
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