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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1889
Page
7
The notice promotes Ayers Pills as the best remedy for constipation, claiming fast, pure vegetable action with benefits to the liver and digestion. It quotes endorsements from Dr. T. E. Fowler of Bridgeport and J. Hess of Leithsville, plus family use and long-standing effectiveness.
The Elk Township auditors Warren County report the accounts are correct after review. Names DANIEL GILTINAD and TOROWWE K NAR (GUST FHAGHERG) appear as signatories. The document also includes a medicinal note touting Beef Iron and Wine tonic with iron citrate and sherry, promising restorative effects.
A Williamsport area will dispute centers on the eccentric Mr. Swarts whose sudden fortune shocks relatives who expect nothing. The will’s demands and a house lease to a former driver raise questions as relatives press claims. The tale unfolds with local officials and an attorney named AYER involved.
Assistant Secretary Bussey reopens the Brokenshaw pension dispute noting the injury occurred in the line of duty without claimant fault. He orders the commissioner of pensions to add Brokenshaw to the pension roll and rate his disability per law. Two similar cases are denied for injuries not in the line of duty.
In Buffalo on April 17 Thomas Dominguez a Spaniard living on Seneca street killed his wife with a razor after a quarrel then slit his own throat dying instantly. He had been ill and out of work and discovered his wife in bed with a shoemaker. He left a note blaming the quarrel and expressing forgiveness to the children.
John Raymond an architect and builder was arraigned at the tombs police court and committed to jail to await examination on a charge of arson. He allegedly set fire Dec 18 to a house and barn in Iselin N F owned by Mrs Anna Bunton insured for 22000. The Lancashire Fire Insurance company brings the charge. affidavits say Raymond rented the place and moved furniture after seeking insurance and tried to bribe a watchman, with a real estate agent said to aid in the act. He denies the charges claiming conspiracy.
Tragedy reported from Reed's Gap near Warrior Alabama as a brother fired at a visitor, aiming at a rival, but hit Miss Livingston in the cheek with a brain‑lodging wound. Livingston, said to be intoxicated, escaped and remains at large. Also noted is a brief item on the National Service Pension Association with leadership in Terre Haute Indiana and notices about pension materials and officials.
John G. White, a highly esteemed citizen, died today at his residence after a brief illness. He was born aboard the ship Fair America bound for New York on July 29, 10. His parents immigrated from Tyrone, Ireland, that year.
A distorted advertisement highlights a grand prize sale in Buffalo offering prizes valued from twice ticket cost up to 7000 dollars. The text promises a chance to visit the city, secure prizes, and trade. It touts vast bargains on fabrics, silks, linens, gloves, hosiery, undergarments, linens, and more, urging readers to visit Adam Meldrum and Anderson's for the event.
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