Christmas tree plans lift Clarendon Presbyterians
A large Thanksgiving service at the Clarendon Presbyterian church featured a decorated venue and a strong choir. Reports note sermons by Rev. Ginader of the M. F. church and a series of meetings by Rev. W. F. Bartlett. Local obituaries mark Mrs. H. N. Lyke’s death after illness, with family sorrow and community sympathy.
Davis family winter study of music noted in brief
Davis Rouseville purposed winter study of music with cousin Mrs Cochran. Mr and Mrs JG Ruhl and Wetmore family visit Clarendon friends. Town sparse as heads of households attend War Ten court with outcomes awaited. Tompson Hall, Dec 2 1890. Hunting trip planned by Logan to Ludlow. Arch Anderson seen on street. Thompson and Ruland finish ice cutting and plan skeibing. Eva Ruland and Charles Anderson return from Ohio. Jennie Ruland visits, recovering. O P Thompson suffers asthma attack. George Kingsley visits hill farm. Swanzy. New medical book by Dr Dye for expectant mothers advertised. Two-cent stamps requested for booklets.
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Rouseville
Cochran
J.G. Ruhl
Wetmore
Clarendon
Leox
Thompson Hall
Tompson
George Kingsley
Hill Farm
Swanzy
Three Candidates in 92 Foregone in Farmers Alliance Prediction
Washington Nov 28 a prominent farmers alliance man and Knight of Labor says there will be three tickets in the 1892 race unless Republicans step aside for the People's party. He predicts the alliance and Knights will win at least five states and later elect their president. He also discusses Kansas alliance influence and insurance interests of John Sill & Son. Public notices follow with business ads, probate, and school district borrowing plans.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Washington, D. C
Knight of Labor
West
People’s Party
Alliance
Knights of Labor
Knights
Kansas
Georgia Alliance
Kansas Alliance
Republican Party
United States Senate
Bill Passed Increases Import Duties To Forty Percent
The measure raises duties on imported goods from 10 to 40 percent. Authorities say the step aims to protect domestic industry and fund public programs. Backers noted earlier orders by leading importers and manufacturers would help and pledged to pass on benefits to the people through earlier purchases.
Cloak Department Offers Wide Range of Novelties
The department showcases the latest cloaks jackets plush lacques reefers and kids and misses wear with a great variety of prices to suit every shopper.
Dress Goods Sale Highlights Large Season and Savings
Our season thus far has been the largest and most successful, proving our claim for best styles, lower prices, and good goods. 60c Serge in all colors sells elsewhere at 85c. 54 inch wide all wool plaids at 65c, worth $1. New French patterns arrive at reduced prices. Henriettas, Cashmeres, Melrose, Serges, and Silk Wraps complete. Silks, Velvets, and Plushes higher, but prices not advanced while stock lasts. Woolen goods include Blankets, Flannels, Yarns, California Blankets, Skirting, Flannels, and Skirt Patterns at old prices.
Carpets and Curtains Sale At Old Prices
Local store announces large early purchases allow them to offer for the balance of the season all carpets and curtains at old prices. Stock is described as full and complete in every department related to this category.
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Campbell
South Wert
Warren County
Exclusive French Dress Goods Patterns Sale
Handwoven and stylish wool patterns offered in diverse styles and colors with prices ranging from 10 to 20 per pattern. Six yards of plain fabric plus four yards of figured patterns available in browns blues greens and olives, with fall wear appeal and unique designs not to be duplicated.
Fall and Winter Cloaks Offer at Local Store
A neighborhood shop announces arrival of about 500 new cloaks for children, misses, and ladies. Prices are marked to move quickly to make room for more inventory this season.
Carpet display with broad selection and low prices
An advertisement showcases an immense display of carpets and drapery fabrics including Brussels velvets tapestries and patterns. It promises lowest prices and a guaranteed deal on items such as body Brussels velvets Tigrains moquette and art squares.
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Arthur McCabe
Trumansburg N. Y
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H. B. Whitehill
J. C. Whitehill
Mead
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Peter Owens
Old Clarendon
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Tiona
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Marlon
Goal & Weaver's
H. J. Kinnear
M. H. Church
John G. Stevens
Central
Ruby
Edgar Allan Poe
Dan Fay
Kinzua
Rouse
Ella Cochran
Brady
H. and
L. Ball
Callie Sparks
Davis
Dye
New York
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Baltimore
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Jamestown
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N. Y
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J.B. Fouch
East Street
Warren
Siegel's
No Fit Notake
L. G. Noyes
Jamia Campbell
Harmony. Chant. Co
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Warren Borough
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M. Knappp
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Boston
Mass
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Winslow
Rand & Watson High
Roquefort
Goodrich & Feldman
Holmes & Coutts
Gee
New York City
Acme Oil CG. Op
Akron
Ohio
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Goodrich & Ferlman
United States
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Aere
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Geo. Ball
Warren, Pa
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California
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