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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1891
Page
5
June 5 1891 Warren ledger itemizes a bustling mix: church and football jokes, rail timetable update, summer trips by W N Y P, local editor jokes about alcohol headlines, firemen parade plans, a Jersey cow feature, and short notices on medical exams and a fatal accident. Includes notices on shows, crops, and local civic events with names like Stone Hill Carver house and Derrick.
Dr Miles pills claim a new principle that regulates the liver stomach and bowels via the nerves. A discovery promising speedily cures biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Suitable for men women and children. 30 doses 25 cents samples free at Morris and Mullen's drug store.
A notice announces a meeting of the Ladies of Miss Vincent's Class on June 6 at 2 p.m. in the Library Building to arrange plans for the Class of 791-92. All interested are invited to attend. Mrs J A Scorofilp, Secretary.
Memorial Day was properly observed in Warren with a faithfully carried program. Buildings were decorated and flowers greeted attendees as Rev. J. T. Edwards of Randolph delivered a well-received address. Also noted are a rare 1681 Grotius work rebound, an editors’ exchange quip, and next week's June race opening at Warren Driving Park with top trotters and pacers entered.
A festival program note from Titusville Herald extols Hos teter's Stomach Bitters as vital travel medicine to guard against travel fatigue and digestive woes. It also mentions a D A V P R R timetable change with extra Sunday trains and a Dunkirk link to Buffalo and New York connections. Also lists Post Office letters and a promotional blurb for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
W. H. Pickett &60 announce relocation to a vast new four story warehouse 36 by 120 feet with a deep basement stocked with sewer pipe bricks nails shoes iron pipe and more on the first floor. The second story showcases plows wrought steel tools and farm machinery while the third houses a large shop of 10 500 square feet employing about thirty men offering plumbing steam heating gas fitting sheet metal and related work. The main store carries hardware house furnishings and a broad line of Axes belting oils paints and lubricants and promises competitive prices and full stock.
W H Pickett and Co Geo Ball tout 35 years in business stressing respect and courtesy to all customers. They highlight fair pricing and long relationships, offer broad apparel lines for men boys and children, suite options from 20 dollars, Derby hats 2 dollars, straw hats 50 cents, and silk umbrellas as low price quality items.
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