Warren County Ledger notes at Asylum and local affairs
Norra Warren January 7 report highlights the Warren Asylum for the insane with about a thousand residents, mentions Simon Benson’s improvement, comments on local politics and editors, notes S.P. Berry’s health, and confirms slaughter of seventy five hogs and daily oil from nine wells. The piece references Willis, Arrow, and local businesses, plus binding old family books and a railway statement about cattle killed on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norra Warren
Warren
Simon Benson
Erie County
Warren Mail
Dilworth
Willis
the Arrow
S.P. Berry
Doctor Tanner
A.rumoler
Sanford & Camp
Sanford
S. Critzelow
LepeEr
Da.v.g P. RR
Wm Babcock
Worth Jaquine
Quiet Week In Garland Pa Brings Tiny News
Garland Pennsylvania reports a peaceful week with small crowds and quiet events. A quiet wedding occurred at J B Moore's home officiated by Rev Crosby. Local sick list includes Mrs Amos Bloomfield and Miss Jessie Hathaway. Visitors include Miss Blanche Johnson and Mrs Sam Hill guests of D D Horn. Eva Eckels of Cambridgeboro visiting her mother Ed Morris. Spavin Liniment ad promotes horses blemish cure sold by L G Noyes Druggist Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
J. B. Moore
Crosby
Amos Bloomfield
Jessie Hathaway
Davis' 53 and a Philadelphia meeting a patchwork of notes
A mix of items from political and social life including Davis' fifty third and the elections bill being displaced by a bipartisan Senate move, Emma Abbott's death in Salt Lake City with her body sent to Chicago, ex-Treasurer Spinner's burial at Mohawk New York, and remarks on Philadelphia Democratic Club duties. Additional notes mention Grover Cleveland, a philanthropy by George M. Childs, and a medical pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Abbott
Sait Lake City
Chicago
Seth Abbott
Minneapolis
Spinner
Mohawk
N. Y
Dave Hill
New York
Democratic Club
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Bismarck
Geo. M. Childs
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Sullivan
Francis Sullivan
North Second St
Almanac and health notices from 1891 year review
The piece highlights Hostetter’s almanac for 1891, its multilingual print run, and the publisher’s operations. It also honors Francis E Spinner for expanding women in government service and advertises a Syracuse doctor offering free radical cure prospects for chronic diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Borrerxrer
Syracuse
N.Y
Local merchants pledge growth and continued value
The sender marks the first year in business, noting sales well above expectations and promising a larger fall purchase. They pledge a complete, best selected line, new and stylish goods at small profits with full satisfaction guaranteed. Readers with prior purchases are invited to present claims for replacement or refund.
Local Ads and Attorney Notices in Scofield Area
An assortment of business and legal notices appears including names of attorneys NOYES HINCKLEY TRUNKEY and addresses on Liberty Street Second Street and Oolice. An advertising paragraph touts Max Klein liquor offerings with Silver Age Rye at 1.00 per quart and six for 3.00, urging readers to request price lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes & Hinckley
Attorneys AT Law
Second Street
Johnson’s Exchange
C. H. Noyes
W.D. Hinckley
Max Klein
Pennsylvania
Klein
Federal St
Allegheny
Sale to close out remaining stock on dry goods
Samuels announces a quick disposal of remaining stock with many desirable lines of merchandise on sale. Ladies shopping for dry goods and carpets will find items of interest at reduced prices during the event.
Dress Goods Sale Offers Half Price Choice Goods
A dramatic banner announces a dress goods sale with former prices ignored and customers offered choice goods at about half price, signaling a major clearance opportunity and urging immediate shopping.
Cloak and jacket sales slash prices to clear stock
The retailer promotes heavy markdowns on cloth newmarkets and jackets, advertising garments priced at 5 to 6 dollars for items originally 10 to 12 dollars and 9 dollars for those marked 15 to 20 dollars, urging shoppers to buy now to beat the season end.
Bargains in Plush Garments and Holiday Goods
Bargains offered in plush garments and fur muffs and capes. Holiday goods to be cleaned out at half and quarter price. Now is a golden opportunity to buy carpets and rugs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. G. Noyes
Davis
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Harrison
New York Weekly
Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Pittsburg
Indianapolis News
United States
Francis E. Spinner
Treasury Department
Washington
Warren Savings Bank New Building
Wyman & Davis
Wyman & Davie
Water Street
Carver House
Pitcher’s Castoria
Business Directory
D M. Schermerhorn
Judge Scofield
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
T. Nells
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
Bs & Thompson
Beatty Block
A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
C. G. Thompson
DPR Sxcor, Cable & Peterson
Scofield
Hunter & Son
Chas. Dinsmoor
Jas, Cable
Chas
A. Peterson Ean Gee
W G. Trunkey
Attorney AT Law
VY. N. Yates
Warren Savings Bank
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Verbeck Block
J. A. Love
Schaeffer
Vickery Street
Third Street
Water Streets
W. Whitcomb
Hickory Street
J. A. Partridge
Market Street
First National Bank
Golden Horse Shoe
W W. Freeman
McAlpine
Third St
Danforth
Second and
Liberty Streets
W A. Bairstow
Geo. Ball’s
PENNA
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
KE Revere
Frank Metzgar
W.N.Y
P.R.R
R & H, EZ. Brown
H. Brown
H. FE. Browm
Arren Hotel
T. W. Arird
Prop't
Liberty and
Warren, Penn’a
Lion House
E. W. Seely
Court House
Archibald G. McIntyre
St. Neill
Teschange Block
Ily
Lett
Morge Begthers
Opera
U.S
Morck
August Morck, Jr
Opihalnie Optician
Rothers
Eni, Amann
Amann
FM Ursser
Fas
Dobbers
Water and
Hickory Streets
H. P. Cos Picket Mills Pbiemeteyamedeg
Am Marsh Steam Pumip
B.C. Machinery CO
Levi Street
Battle Creek
Miche
Alunkirk
Priine Santh
Sai
Fedonia
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Oungaville
Witts
Nod Amt
Torpedo
Lewton
Grand Falley
Selkirk
Titusville
Etcham
Susine Dent
Bato
SALE
Garmerts
Brolaers
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