Democratic State Central Committee Meets in Harrisburg
The Democratic State Central Committee of Pennsylvania will meet at the Bolton house in Harrisburg on January 21, 1891 at 1 p.m. to elect a chairman and a permanent secretary and handle other business. Rev. M. Ngan and James Kerr serve as secretary and chairman. Also notes on oil prices, politics, and local business in Warren.
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Warre Lepeer Prouisinxe Co
B. F. Morris
Warren
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Stark Central Committee OF Pennsylvania
Philadelprl
Democratic State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania
Bolton House
Harrisburg
Rev. M. Ngan
James Kerr
Internal Affairs of
Conenango Creek
Conewango Township
Warren County
State of Pennsylvania
G. W. Scofield
Philip Leonhart
Orris Hall
W. J
The Decline of the Republican Party and Rise of Democracy
A long polemic argues that the Republican Party is collapsing under the weight of the McKinley tariff and the force bill while the Democratic Party, led by respected minds, offers a safer, more honest course. It contends younger Republicans favor liberal, democratic reform and predicts a Democratic ascendancy as Congress and the presidency shift. The piece also notes a local print on evolving religious creeds and liberalization in churches, urging guided progress.
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Congress
Senate
House
Democratic
Grover Cleveland
Buick
Harrison
Cleveland
United States
U. S
Famous Jamestown Hotel Reports 25 Weddings Since Christmas
In Jamestown the Hotel Everett hosted four weddings in one day, bringing total weddings to twenty five since Christmas. The piece notes local Pennsylvanian visitors and claims no commission on their services despite McKinley era trade. It also briefly endorses Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and hay fever with quick relief.
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Pennsylvania
City
Everett
Orr
Ely
Judgments Shake Warren County as New Judge Takes Seat
This week chronicles the retirement of Judge Brow, praised for fairness and impartiality. Judge Noyes succeeds him, drawing curiosity and strong public faith as the courtroom fills with spectators. Warren County praises its lawmakers and notes Speaker Thompson’s election, with hopeful expectations for balanced leadership and oil interests represented.
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Brow
Lton
W. D. Brown
Judge Brown
Brown
Charles H. Noyes
Noyes
Plodders and the slow, steady rise in Warren market
A rustic meditation on diligence and perseverance contrasts slow plodders with brilliant rivals, warning against underestimating the steady learner. The piece then shifts to local ads noting Warren merchants Burner, Tluntrer & Jarvis, Hoyter & Jarvis showcasing bargains on blankets, jackets, linen towels, plush coats, black silk, and hosiery with bold price cuts.
Annual Library Meeting of Warren Library Association
The Warren Library Association holds its annual meeting in the library room on Monday evening next January 12 at 7:00. The election of officers for the coming year will be held, reports from the treasurer and librarian for the past year read, and the usual sale of magazines and periodicals take place. W G Troxxey, Secy s.
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The
Warren Library Association
W. G. Troxxey
Seo’ys
Winter Travel to Florida Pennsylvani a Tours
Florida leads as refuge and recreation as the Pennsylvania Railroad announces five winter tours from New York and Philadelphia rate $50 from New York and 84 from other cities. Tours depart January 20 and February 3 17 and March 3 17 with Pullman Palace Cars and chaperoned guidance limited to 150 passengers per trip. Packages cover accommodations meals en route and tickets to a connecting point with the special. Apply at Pennsylvania Railroad offices for details.
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Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
We Are Going To Move Huge Stock Reducing Prices Now
We have a very large stock of goods and more arriving. To save time and expense, we will reduce prices to move the stock quickly. Are you in for good first class, reliable goods cheaper than ever before. We have prepared for a big holiday trade in fancy goods plush toys and more. We have not neglected underwear hosiery gloves muttsin shoes and more. We will give a glimpse of our assortment and prices.
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Wood
Warren Savings Bank
Skinner’s
Ladies Wear and Accessories Sale in Various Fabrics
Ladies department advertises all wool camel hair vests 5c, merino vests 50c, Swiss ribbed vests 50c, and fine wool vests 1.88 with other underwear items. Mittens, hosiery, gloves, knits, heavy fleece lined hose 25c, ladies wool stockings 25-75c, children's hosiery, hats and trims, handkerchiefs, ribbons, yarns including Germantown and Saxony, and umbrellas in all prices for ladies and gents.
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Germantown
Saxony
Gent's Department Offers Value in Underwear and Gloves
Gent's Department advertises underwear from 38c to $1.50 per garment and heavy wool hose at 23c to 50c, cashmere hose 50c, dress gloves $1.28 to $1.50, various gloves and mittens, leather faced felt mittens, all wool pants from 92c to $2.50, work shirts and laundried whites from 85c and 35c respectively.
Shoe Department Offers Porpois Cork Sole Shoes Bargain Prices
The shoe department advertises men's Porpois cork sole shoes lined with chamois skin and waterproof for 4.25, with many marked down to 1.25. Ladies shoes range from 1.50 to 3.00, all warrant ed. Also a good line of boys and girls school shoes.
Jewelry Department Finds Gold Rings Beads and Chains
Solid gold rings beads and necklaces offered for ladies and gents along with watch chains and bracelets in the jewelry department.
Plush goods, etc. for sale in albums of small items
Plush toilet cases, manicure sets, work boxes, shaving sets, smoking sets, music rolls, wisp broom holders, silk glove and handkerchief cases. Also fine hand painted silk, bolting cloth throws, hand mirrors, shelf mirrors, silver cups, napkin rings and related items offered at 50 cents to $4 with a money back value guarantee.
Dell Babies Offers Dolls and Toys Store Move Notice
An 1891 advertisement lists dolls from 15 to 25 inches at prices from 25 to 50 cents, books and cups and saucers for children, tin and iron toys, and a range of stationery and tools. The note says the store will move around February 1, 1891 to Front Street, the former J J Taylor & Co grocery space.
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Bisk
R. J. Roberts Razor Steel Scissors
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Pattison
Cam Exon
U.S. Senate
ExcLave
Ireland
Scotland
Youngsville
C. Thompson
Thompson
Massachusetts
Vanderbilts
Asters
McKennan
New Jersey
Delaware
Achison
G. W. Higgins
Representative Stone
Higgins
Congressman Stone
Mr. Stone
Stone
Higging
G. W. Stone
Farmers’ Alliance
Prohibition Arrow
Alliance
Arrow
Cruerelaing
God
Jamestown
C. C. Thompson
Lupe
Lepger
Mr. Thompson
Brooks
Tluntrer & Jarvis
Bonrer & Jarvis
Hoyter & Jarvis
Warren Wooden Ware Works
Parker
Maine
L. G. Noyes
Arren
Japan
Graham Rye
Slegfrie Sled & Co
Warren Dealers
Warren Be
Kendall P. Clark
County of
Jefferson
Wisconsin
W.G. Trunkey
Adm'r. Warren
Lorenz Raldensperger
Mead
Albert Baldensperger
ELM
Abeth Quinn
Warren, Pa
Ra. Stoneham
Gent's Department
Jewelry Department
Dell Babies
B. G Gregory
Bargain Store
McKain
Liberty Street
Siegel
Hal
A. Siegel & Sons
Harry Isaacs
B. F
Morris
J B, Mullen
Morris & Mullen
Merck Drug Store
Schofield
Pater
Second
Liberty Streets
Athens
Georgia
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