Warren Book Bindery Public Notice of Services and Rates
The Warren Book Bindery advertises excellent condition and full facilities for all binding work. Ledgers journals day books cash books and magazines bound to order with prices from 90 cents to 1.50 per volume and special rates for six or more volumes. The Ledger job and printing department has been reorganized and offers competitive workmanship and prices with Buffalo Cleveland or Pittsburg.
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Warren
Harpera St. Nicholas
Century
Peterson's
Ledger
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Warren and vicinity items from Friday morning edition
In Warren and vicinity news, James Brann welcomes a new son. Mrs. L. A. Geer visits Warren. The Fair Association sets officer elections for Feb 27. Kate Copeland broke an ankle by bicycle mishap. Leap year reception planned at the Armory. A gospel wagon proposal costs 385 dollars for Erie outdoor meetings. Lote Parmlee leaves City Crockery, may move to Buffalo. Keeley Cure branch manager J. B. Smith in town. Mrs. W. W. Wilber suffers a severe concussion after a sidewalk fall. Logs totalling nine million feet lie along the Gradford Sorder and Kinzua road awaiting haul. Clarion State Normal School opens March 29, with plans for improved work. Fabio Romani play praised at Library Theatre. Campaign sticker and ticket print totals exceed fifty thousand in Warren. Bishop Vincent of Chautauqua extols a popular figure. Robert Nourse to lecture February 25 at Library Hall. Charles Lauffenberger hauls a record log load. Robert Simpson named managing editor of the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette. Case School of Applied Science releases new catalogues on engineering and architecture. Lord’s day services at First Evangelical Lutheran with Rev. J. A. Kunkelman. Congregational meeting after morning service to elect a pastor. House and lot for sale on Oak Street. Caution about Woodard & Lessis store marked by American Eagle. Edinboro Normal School noted for producing educators. Ayer’s Hair Vigor recommended for dandruff and scalp issues. Insurance anecdote shared about Providential protection following a homestead loss.
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James Brann
L. A. Geer
Corry
Benj. Nesmith
the Fair Association
Kate Copeland
Erie
Lote Parmlee
City Crockery
Buffalo
J. B. Smith
Westfield
Keeley Cufe
Warren
W. W. Wilber
Gradford, Sorder & Kinzua
Smethport
Ormsby
Clarion State Normal School
Fabio Romani
Library Theatre
Vincent
Ghautauqua
Robert Nourse
Library Hall
Charles Lauffenberger
Pleasant Township
E. Case
Rockwell Street
Cleveland
Davis' 53 for Rheu and a town in transition
Death notices for Wm Heggerty aged 59, a city council member, after grip progressing to lung trouble. Funeral set at St Josephs church. An adjacent long advertisment describes Hoffman block store potential, offering millinery, textiles, carpets, silks and ladies furnishings ahead of spring. Also reports on State Normal School dismissal charges, a 600-student term, and court actions against dissidents. Includes Halls Catarrh Cure promotion with local testimonials.
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Wm. Heggerty
Heggert
St. Josephs’ Church
New York
Philadelphia
Brussels
State Normal School
J. A. Cooper
Dying Well and Local Community Notices in Warren
An old newspaper page discusses practical crafts and the tailoring trade, stressing skilled work, then shifts to local events. It advertises Wooparp & Sussex tailors at 316 Second St, Warren PS, and notes Trinity Church students staging “A Box of Monkeys” and “Mrs Jarley’s Wax Works” at Library Hall with tickets sold at Noyesburg Store. Also includes editorials on patent medicines and a travel sale by D A V BR road lines with two cent mileage tickets on weekends.
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Wooparp & Snussex
Second St. Warren
Trnity Church
Noyesburg
Flames Devastate New Orleans Property Worth Millions
A fire began at 11 o clock Wednesday in central New Orleans destroying buildings and goods valued at over 3 million dollars. The incident dominates the city scene as investigators assess the blaze and its aftermath.
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New Orleans
Notice of 12000 Tie Contract and Post Office Hours Change
A contract to begin work at once for chewing and delivering twelve thousand ties is offered. Bidders may figure on lot 5565 Grade 600 acres. ties to be delivered on river bank. Further details by mail to 201 Market Street. Bids may be rejected. Starting February 21 1892 Warren Penn a Post Office Sunday hours 6 to 7 pm for general delivery and carrier windows. W A Mivenent Post Master. No. 610 High Street. fourteen rooms and modern conveniences for sale by Thomas Keelor Wetmore Pa. For Rent Verback farm 200 acres three miles from Warren inquiry 274 Peery D Crank.
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Market Street
Warren Penn.a
W. A. Mivenent
High Street
Thomas Keelor
Wetmore
Verback
Warren
Peery D. Crank
The Great Pain and the Stopped Train Lantern Tale
A New York World item recounts a frightened farmer stopping a train to warn of a rising river and a damaged bridge. The anxious conductor and passengers coax the stuttering man to speak, learning the bridge survived and the flood receded. Also cited are a humorous exchange from Epoch and a notice about a German cure offer amid a list of post office letters.
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Gineral
Risin
Naan
Texas
New York World
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Warren and Ivicinity
J. A. Kunkelman
D. D
Greenville
John Aten
Oak Street
East Warren
Woodard & Lessi
Edinboro
Ayer
John Sill & Son
Davis
Rheu
Hail
F. J. Comnex & Co
Props
Toledo
J. Cheney
Wrst & Truax
O. Walpine
Kinyax
Marvix
O. Halls
Dispensary Medical Association
Dr. Pierce
Gallen
Gro. B
Siegfried & Co
Woolford
L. G. Noyes & Co
Dixson’s
Siegfried’s
B. G. Gregory’s
Second Street
Seigfried’s
Chestnut Street
Mary Franteax
Ely
Wm. H. Hamilton
G. D. Hees Grand Opera Company
Shady Week
Rosalie
Mr. Trotter
Rosalis
Moyes Drug Store
Warren Papost
Anderson
Mary Herenplugh
Ida Arnold
Bertha Jones
Carrie Borland
Lizzie King
Lyde Brown
Ada Lorraine
Edna Cole
S. M. J. W. Mason
Livingston
E.A. Dale
E. A. Larson
Ida Malay
Mass
P. Harold Hayes
N.Y
LIN I
Fuller—Horn
Garland, Pa
WK. Crosby
Frederick Fuller
Fiora Morn
Garland
Talbot
Oakland
Green
Youngsville
Darwin Green
Gates
Bear Lake
Allen Gates
Gorman
Sheffield
Mary Gorman
Benner
Tiafoute
Julia Ann
Clark Benner
Turner
Limestone
Geo. F. Turner
Dunn
Dolly Dunn
Nelson Greenland
Empalmer
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Peter Greenland
Undertaker and Empalmer
Hickory St
Houtla
Berry, Johnson & Lord, Frops
Burlington
Kopf & Henry
Water St
Warren, Pa
Myron Waters
G. N. Parmlee
Ite
Res
D. L. Grould
Cashier
P. Hall
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
Plsohnson
Hertzel
W.D. Brown
G.N. Parmlee
Alt
Scofield
United
Business Directory
Hes N. Miller
Wm. D. Brown
Liberty St
First Nacional Bank
E. Brown
H. E. Browx
J. H. Donly
W. G. Trunkey
Donly & Trunkey
Judge Scofield
Librry Street
W .v. N. Yates
Warren Savings Bank
D M. Scharmerhorn
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
Seba & Thompson
Attorneys AT Law
Beaty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Bull, Notary Public
D. I. Ball. Co
C. Thompson
Cable & Peterson
Offce Water Street
Scafield Block
Xlunter & Jarvis
Clas, Dinsmoor
JAS, Cable
Chas. A. Peterson
D. J. A. Partridge
New Waters
Berry Street
J Norman Davies, M. D
W. ¥. Freemay
Hazeltine
R. W. Stuart
D. D.S
Third St
J Danforth
Second and
Liberty Streets
A Fisher
Opera House
W.W. A. Graves
Hull Block
Episcopal Church
Arren Hotel
E. OC
Prop
Liberty and
Water Streets
Penp
Nansion
Frank Metzgar
D.A.V and W.nly
Gd Smith
First National Bank
Golden Horse Shoe
Kodak
Geo. Ball’s
Penna
Wyman & Davis
Carver House
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