Warren Book Bindery Promises Low Cost Bespoke Binding
The Warren Book Bindery advertises full service book binding from Harpers and similar sizes at 90 cents to 1.59 per volume with discounts on six or more. It touts ledger and job printing upgrades, claims superior facilities, and invites estimates, samples, and price competition with Buffalo, Cleveland, or Pittsburg. The item also includes local notices about a dentist visit, a Japanese bazaar, farm roads debate, cyclorama show, and miscellaneous ads.
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Warren
Harpers St. Nicholas
Century
Peterson's
Bufalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Woodard & Lesser Rise in Warren Clothing Trade
In July 1889 Woodard & Lesser started a clothing business on Second Street opposite Warren Savings Bank, facing opposition from older firms. They expanded to a new building after defeating rivals who attempted to block them, eventually purchasing the Verpack block and securing two-floor rent. The firm plans to add “American” to their name to reflect their victory and growth as a leading Western Pennsylvania clothing house. Letter List. List of letters remaining in the post office at Warren, Pa., Nov. 25, 1891:
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Woodard & Lesser
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Elthing
Wareren
Siy
Young America’s
Verpack
Pennsylvania
Warren
Medical quackery ads and local notices mix in Warren item
An assortment of old notices and advertisements from Warren Pa include a critic of patent medicines by the World’s Dispensary, promotion for Dr. Pierce’s Golder Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, local medicine prices at Noyes drug store, a farm for sale near Warren, a catarrh cure claim by Hull’s Catarrh Cure, and names listed for undelivered mail. Also listed are various local business notices, a chorus of remedies, and personal names in a community notice row.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Golder
Dr. Pierc
Lordred
Siegfried & Co
Noyes Drug Store
Dr Greene's Nervara Offered For Nerve and Chronic Ailments
An advertisement urges readers to consult Dr. Greene of 35 W 14th Street New York by letter for nervous and chronic diseases. He claims to cure through a vegetable remedy and offers free analysis after sending a symptom form. Also notes overhaul of manuscripts from the Burghess collection dating from the twelfth to eighteenth century.
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Greene
W. 14Th Street
New York
Burghess
Catarrh cures and dining notices from 19th century ads
The clipping advertises Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh with endorsements from Worcester and Springfield druggists. It also notes Adelphia Kitchen dining for day boarders and transients at 25 cents, plus a report of A J Branch’s arrest in Los Angeles for forging checks. Mystic Cure for rheumatism is urged by Lebanon and Warren druggists with guaranteed fast relief.
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L. G. Noyes & Co
Warrren
Ely
G. K. Mellor
Worcester
Mass
Bush & Co
C. P. Alden
Springfield
Geo. A. Hill
Mas
Ireum Baim
W. P. Draper
A. J. Branch
Ohio and Mippi Transportation Company
Arrel
Los Angeles
Cal
Hardee & Son
Drugg Lebanon
Warren
The Century 1892 Programme for Farmers and Readers
The Century announces its 1892 programme with novels by Rudyard Kipling and Walcott Balestier, a series by Edgar W Nye, and essays on the food supply and farmer government relations. It will feature Life of Columbus by a Spanish writer, articles on The Jew in New York, and World’s Fair buildings. Subscription is $4.00 to The Century Co. New York.
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Century
Columbus
The
Pew
Rudyard Kiphns
Edgar W. Nye
Bill Nye
Wiall Shaw
Department of Agriculture
New York
Metropolis
Edwin Booth
Bowery
Century Co
Union Square
N. Y
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Europe
Clark Eling
Perry
Hil
Warren Hotel
James Liynch
Cousins Bros
Farmers’ Club
Buffalo Cyclorama Company
Armory
Co. I
Mirror
D. F. A. Wheelock
Beaty
Mitchell and Knapp
Normal School
Edinboro
Tennessee
Shylock
Buchanan
Convico Jost
East Tennessee
Q Qur
Siegfried & Jo
W. B. Mellville
Ben-Hur Company
Hazel St Viet Cuas
Stariixer, JR
Seigfried & Co
Siegfried’s
Horton
Davis
Oor Sale
M. Jackson
Bax Jackson
Hull
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
John H. Rice
Alliance Party
Kansas
Aall
Brogan
Susie
Krause
Mia
Geo
Borland
Lizzie
Kennedy
Lettie
Eklund
Selma
Lincoln
Gertie
Grandad
Hanna C. Haslett
Sucanab
Vogel
Mary E. Iring
Sophia
Wallis
Hattie
Renwick
W. B. Gents
Anglinbaugh
Tom
Teenbart
Miles
Morris & Mullen
Horton’s
Noyes’ Drug Store
B. G. Gregory’s
Catarry IN
New Englan
Adelphia Kitchen
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Cambridgeboro
Tucker CO
Beach
Blood
Arthur B. Blood
Gross
Conewango
Henry Gross
Anderson
Fred Morck
Market Street
Mary Anderson
Foltz
B. Dietch
Pleasant Township
M. Foltz
Baker—Tallman
Tidioute
O. G. McEntire
Albert F. Baker
Frespo
Blanche E. Tallman
Manchester
Tome
Kinzna
Harry S Bates
Charles W. Manchester
Linnie B. Tome
Corydon
Mead—Briggs
Arlington Hotel
Jamestown
A. G. Ellis
Alion Mead
Ida Briggs
Spring Creek
Nelson Greenlund
Undertaker and Emwalmer
Exchange’ Block
Exchange Hotel
Peter Greenlund
Hickory St
Warren, Pa
Pitcher’s Castorla
Jettasant
Moga
Ior
Sic
Lane
KROUT
Business Directory
D. J. A. Partridge
Ofice
New Waters
Berty Street
Telephate
Th. R & HE. Brown
Attorneys AT Law
Oflice
First National Bank
R. Brow
Arren
ER. W. Seely
Court House
DM. Schermerhorn
Judge Scofield
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
Ab Ly
T. Neill
Attorney AT Law
New Exchange Block
Learhary Bros
Bee & Thompson
Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. J. Ball
B.J. Ball
C. C. Thompson
Ay Fisher
Opera House
Provendor
Cable & Peterson
Office Water Street
Scofield
Hunver & Son
Chas, Dinsmoor
Ja5
CABLE
Chas, A. Peterson
W. A. Graves
Episcopal Church
Revere
Frank Metzgar
D.A.V
W.N.Y
P.b.r.depote Warren
J. He Donly
G. Trunkey
Donly & Trunkey
Attorneys-at-Law
Scefcle
Lutrry Street
G Smith
First Nations Bank
Golden Horse Shoe
W W. Freeman
Hazeltice
AOG
McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
D. D
Third St
Danforth
Secondara Liberty Streets
Airstow
Kodak
Geo. Ball
Penn’a
Greenland
Sathangh Block
Teehiy Post Iil
Dy Mail
Telegraph
Aine
Congress
Weekly Post
Daily Post
Pittsburg Daily Post
the Post
New West
Henry Bill Publishing CO
Norwich
Conn
Glass
Patty
Noyes