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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1883
Page
8
A Nashville American excerpt argues for tariff protection favoring labor over capital and urges governors to support the working class against wealth concentration. It likens the economy to a bee hive where diligent workers create wealth while a few rich dominate, warning millionaires to back wage earners to stay secure.
A bill in the Legislature, urged by the governor, would turn over to county treasuries the revenues from tavern licenses and related licenses. Jenkins estimates state-to-county diversions totaling $969,963.47 from licenses including tavern, retailers, eating houses, brewers, billiards, brokers, auctioneers, liquor, peddlers, patent medicines, and theater licenses. The measure argues counties could wisely manage and potentially raise more revenue while improving licensed tavern quality.
A Wattsburg pastor writes grateful thanks to Dr. Hartman for successful eye care of his daughter. He urges public confidence in the doctor and asks that fees be affordable for the poor. The letter also promotes Hartman's book on health cures with a free copy offer.
Five hundred $12 overcoats for $5.50 and three hundred $10 suits for $7.50 are offered with other deep discounts on hats undershirts and furnishings. A large sale of clothing and accessories in Warren Pennsylvania promises huge value as prices are driven down and customers set their own terms. GEO BALL advertises opposite Suspension Bridge.
A notice thanking patrons as a business moves to the Exchange block opposite the post office promising continued prompt attention and fair dealing. Also an assortment of medical ads tout Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy Parker’s Ginger Tonic and Brown’s Iron Bitters with testimonials and cautions about cures and advice.
A rural observer in Washington denounces President Arthur’s appearance and attire, calling him a failure despite favorable woodcuts. The notice also touts various medical elixirs sold by A J Davis, including Dr Bosanko’s Pile Remedy and Shiloh’s cough cures, promising cures and prepaid mailing options.
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