Sleighing Boosts Lumbermen Activity in Gantano
In Gantano on December 11 1890 lumbermen exploit sleighing with Morris employing many men and teams. Local updates note Clare Colburn’s partial recovery from illness, Wil Dinsmore’s ill daughter, and Dr. H E Whitney visiting from Spring Creek. Post meetings shift to weekly Fridays. many locals report sleigh rides and health恢复.
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Gantano
Morris
Clare Colburn
Thas
Wil Dinsmore
H.E. Whitney
Spring Creek
John Akin
Youngsville
G. A.R. Post
Mesbera
Post
M. EK
Levi Palmer
Adda Beardsley
Pianos and organs at a bargain offered locally
Local ad from Warren Pennsylvania promotes first class pianos and organs at half price, urges shopping at home, warns against outsiders, and notes sewing machines discounted. Signed ERIC ERICSON from Library building.
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Eric Ericson
Library
Warren
Newkirk died in Cleveland aged 87 in 1890
Garret A. Newkirk died in Cleveland Ohio on November 23 1890 at age 87. He earlier lived in Warren starting 1857 where he built a tannery at Glade Run and later moved to Cleveland to work in coal. He was father to Mrs. W A Hall and A Newkirk and is remembered as a man of enterprise. His death notice in Mohawk Valley Democrat notes his lumber tanning and plank road ventures and that his remains were brought to Warren for burial. Mrs. Newkirk survives.
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Garret A. Newkirk
Cleveland
Warren
Glade
W. A. Hall
A. Newkirk
Suiday
N. Y
Mohawk Valley Democrat
Ohio
Caroga
Reformed Church
J. ©. Boyd
Maple Avenue
Fultonville
Newkirk
Hall
Elizabeth Lauffer
America
John Quinn
John Cramer
John Bines
John Logan
Wilcox
Albert
William
Samuel Baldensperger
Pittsburg
John Keller
Germany
Jacob Baldensperger
Glade Run
W. A. C. Mueller
Lutheran Church of
Oakland Cemetery
Christian Smith
David Ridelsperger
Jacob Offeriee
Christian Sterer
John Giselbrecht
Louis Bauer
Munn
Commercial College
Thun
Adams Company
Erie
Renova
Jesus
Orris Snyder
Express Company
Orrie
Baptist Church
C. W. King
Goodwin Mead
R. B H. Childs
North Warren
Childs
Titusville
Captain Mead
Ohio River
Mr. Childs
Boon
Benjamin Mead
Gritchiow
D. Beaty
The Gift of Christmas in Harper’s Bazaar
A reflective Christmas essay celebrates the universal spirit beyond nations and creeds, praising good will to men as the core of the holiday. It contrasts sacred meaning with modern merrymaking and laments unequal celebrations while highlighting the global reach of Christmas and its philanthropic influence. The piece is followed by short seasonal notices and early gift adverts referencing Pan Tina cough remedy, a Christmas verse, and various commercial wares.
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Dr. Lee
Lee
St. Nicholas
Bethlehem
Great Pain Opposition to Koch treatment in Paris
In Paris opposition to Professor Koch s treatment grows as eight patients died while none cured. The Paris deaths echo Virchow s warning against using a potent preparation. The method remains experimental with promising results elsewhere. Catarrh now seen as constitutional. Cheney s Catarrh Cure and Kemp s Balsam are advertised remedies.
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Koch
Paris
France
Durie
Peraitus
Virchow
Line Killer No Cure Move Raises Big Holiday Stock
A seller announces a mass stock sale to speed moving a large assortment of goods including fancy items plush ware and toys. The dealer highlights underwear hosiery gloves mittens shoes and related lines as part of a reduced price sale to attract buyers during the holiday trade.
Ladies' department offers wide range of knitwear and accessories
The store lists all wool camel hair ribbed vests at 95c, extra fine merino vests 50c, Swiss ribbed vests 50c, and children’s underwear. It features heavy fleece lined hose 25c, all wool hose 25 to 75c, silk mittens 60c, wool gloves 20 to 50c, infants and children mittens, hoods and fascinators, corsets and lace, the finest handkerchiefs, various knitting yarns, and umbrellas in many prices for ladies and gents.
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Germantown
Saxony
Gentle's Department value line on undergarments and gloves
Department listing offers underwear from 38c to 1.50 each, heavy wool hose 25c with better 45c and cashmere 50c, gloves 1.25 to 1.50, leather faced mittens at 50c, men s wool pants 2.25 to 2.50, working shirts for men and boys, laundried and unlaundried options priced from 25c to 5c.
Shoes on sale in department store clearance
The shoe department offers men’s genuine Porpois cork sue shoes lined with chamois skin and waterproof for 4.25, reduced to 21.25. Ladies shoes priced 1.50 to 3.00 with warranties. Also a good line of boys and girls school shoes.
Jewelry Department Ad Promises Bargains and Variety
Jewelry department offers solid gold rings beads necklaces watch chains bracelets and more with prices from 50c to 4. They guarantee better goods for the money. Also featured are plush toilet cases shaving sets smoking accessories silk items and decorative mirrors.
Holiday Bargains From Silk Dress Patterns To Cloaks
Tight money and mild weather push buyers to secure cash discounts for Christmas. A New York panic era sale offers 50 black gros grain silk dress patterns at 13 50, 25 patterns at 16 each, 50 colored silk patterns at 17, and Surah silks at 65 cents per yard. Seal plush garments priced far below regular, with jackets at 12 and sacques at 13 or 18, plus broad selection of cloaks, carpets, curtains, and linens. Holiday shoppers urged to act now for best value.
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Thej
New York
Marseilles
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Thompson
J. G. Fletcher
P. Thompson
J. H. Ruland
Charles Anderson
King
John Irvine
Irvineburg
Alvora Chase
Ackley ‘Hollow
Shanzx
Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Herseh
Washinaton
D. C
Bridgeport
Conn
A. H. Wales
Davi
wOotuary
Garret A. Newekirk
Harper's Bazar
Panny
Beautiful Bower
Max Klein
Sax Klein
Federal St
Allegheny
L. G
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Kemp
Siegel
Dr. Warner
A. Siegel & Sons
Harry Isaacs
Campbell
South West
Warren County
James Camibell
Harmony
Chant. Co
Clark E. Bean
Mead
Buntington
North Clarendon
Gent’s Department
Jewelry Department
Doll Babies
R. J. Roberts Razor
Front Street
J.J. Taylor & Co
B. G. Gregory
McKain Block
Liberty Street
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