Indignant at the Dogs Exposes Sheep Protection Debate
Warren County Agricultural Association met in the Court House to discuss taxing dogs to protect sheep. Speakers urged laws to punish or tax dogs, arguing current reimbursements for killed sheep are insufficient and many sheep die from dog actions. The discussion highlighted economic losses, potential dog education, and plans to form a Farmer's Institute, with next meeting set for March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Agricultural Association
Dr. Sager
Court House
Mr. Lott
Toronto
Elisha Thomas
P. Berry
Mr. Berry
Kidder
Warren County
Alex. McWilliams
Peter Smith
North Warren
Dalrymple
C. H. Wiltsie
CO. W. Stone
Mr. Smith
Mr. Stone
John B. Samuelson
Clark Dalrymple
Pittsfield
United States
Pennsylvania
Southdowns
Berry
Pomona Grange
Youngsville
Association
Lott
Wetmore
Pittsburgh doctors Sykes and Moore advertised
The notice extols Drs Sykes and Moore as long established in Pittsburgh with high professional skill and integrity. It notes they clearly explain recovery prospects to patients. The item also mentions Jos Weill of West Chester being attacked by a bulldog but prevailing in the struggle. Also a price line for mackerel at Geo P Orr & Co.
Electric Bitters touted as top blood purifier remedy
An advertisement extolls Electric Bitters as the best blood purifier and system regulator for liver inactivity bile issues constipation and urinary problems. It claims quick, certain cures with a money back guarantee and notes A. W. Morck sells bottles for fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morck
Signs of the Time and Colliery Resumptions Reported
Mackerel priced at 1 cent each and 10 cents a dozen at Geo P Orn Co. Indian Ridge Colliery, run by Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron, ends ten weeks idle to employ over 700. Belmore Colliery sees 600 return after 10% wage cut. Morris Ridge Colliery restarts 220 men after a 10% reduction. Yourestown rolling mill Andrew Brothers resumes on double shift. Girard blast furnace to follow Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenanpoan
Indian Ridge
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Centrattia
Belmore
S. S. Bickel & Co
Milners
Morris Ridge
Isaac May & Co
Yourestown
Andrew Brothers & Co
Hazieton
Girard
Remarkable Escape From Asthma and Bronchitis
Mrs Mary A Dailey of Tunkhannock Pa suffered six years with asthma and bronchitis and found no relief from physicians until October last when Dr Kings New Discovery gave immediate relief and she was cured gaining 50 pounds in a few months Free trial bottle at A W Mercks drug store Large bottles 1 at gro P Orr Co tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dailey
Tunkhannock
Dr. King
A. W. Merck’s
Gro. P. Orr & Co
Witty wager about Cleveland and Washington tale
A funny man bets Cleveland will not see Washington alive and claims that four months after his inauguration three fourths of U S business houses will close. With Washington thought dead and Fourth of July a holiday the wager seems safe. Straw hats fade yet Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup stays popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Exacly
Dr. Bull
Druggist boast and land sale advertise glass works
An 19th century fragment touts Speer's Wine as best by customers and physicians, lists A W Merck as seller, mentions purchase of six acres in Everett Bedford County for glass works, and promotes Salvation Oil as a universal pain cure priced at 25 cents per pot with claims of rapid cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette
Bedford County
Salvation Oil
A Tide of Industry and Change in McGraw and Vicinity
A correspondent rides from Tidloc te to Triumph and finds a once busy oil region with only 31 wells still operating. New mills near Pineville and Scofield post offices sign of revival as saws turn logs and provide work. Obituary notes Joseph Robinson aged 83 born 1802 in Maine, long lumberman, funeral held at P N Robinson home. Temperance movement gains footing with pledge signers after a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgraw
Tidlocte
Mne
Total Abstinance
Dennis
Mr. Vallum
Val. Benson
M. McCartney
R. L. Thomas
Richard Rourk
Mic- Graw
W. A
J. A. McGraw
W. M. Irvin
McGraw
W. G. Sampson
Clapwells
Henderson
Baker
Alcorn
A. Scott
Triumph
Michigan
P. M. Guild
Acme Washer and Wringer Company
R. C. Scott
Guild
Tidioute Char Company
Colorado
Tidioute
Slater
Pineville
Scofield
Triumph Township
J. W. Potter
Canandarua
N. Y
Joseph Robinson
Maine
Canada
P. N. Robinson
Lewis
United Brethren Church
Byron Ruland
Washington ‘Territory
J. H. Dow
Kate
West Hickory
McKain School
Mabel Waldo
Jennie Mason
Wm. Harry
Philadelphia
George Gorman
Oliver
Grandin
Neso
Francis Murphy at the Grandin Opera House Tidioute
Francis Murphy lectured on temperance at the Grandin Opera House Thursday evening February 26. A large attentive audience heard vivid home and mother memories, a critique of child labor at meals, and a call against sneering at honest labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy
Grandin Opera House
New Firm Opens Wagon and Carriage Shop in Warren
Gruber and Laufer have launched Grgse and Lacerel in the former cooper shop on Market Street, Warren. They boast extensive lumber wagon experience and offer warranted wagons equal in material and workmanship to any in the United States. Also includes assorted ads and notices from local vendors and a medical lottery style warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gruber
Bartsch & Gruber
G. T. Laufer
North Warren
J. Riwa, Jr
Market St
Warren
United States
Grgse & Lacerel
Talks on Temperance At Colney Meetings And Expositions
Dr Clark's temperance work highlighted at Colney meetings with talks at York Hill and Cable Hollow. The National Temperance Society plans mass meetings at Music Hall Exposition Building March 13 and 16 with speakers including Rev D L Cuyler and Gen G B Fisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clariws
Colney
National Temperance Society
Music Hall
Exposition Building
D L. Cuyler
Brooklyn
George W. Buin
Kentucky
G. B. Fisk
Cobb Mead
Stearns
New York
Friends of Temperance
New Orleans
South
Mississippi
Georgia
Brown's Iron Tonic and Library Hall Review In Kinzua
Local notices report Daniel Murray of Kinzua passing at 42 from consumption. An endorsement touts Brown's Iron Tonic for liver and kidney ailments. East Lynne play at Library Hall drew a fair crowd with Gray as Lady Teavel and Jamie McAuley as Uncle Dan, despite missed cues. next week Bella Moore stars in A Mountain Pink at Library Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Kinzua
Daniel Murray
Amcleilents
Library Hall
Ada Gray
Teavel
Janie McAuley
Mr. McAuley
Uncle Dan
Bella
Moore
Library Wall
ofHion
Tare
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Jos. Weill
West Chester
Mackerel
Geo. P. Orr & Co
S. Tf
YL W. OL T. CO
Vidiante
Depot Street
Tidionte
Manes
Uley
Episcopal Church
J. B. Brooks
Oil City
Levi Preston
D. 8
Thompson
D.S. Thompson
Burgess-Eldt
W. D. Bucklin
National Hotel
National Mour
Mrs. Hastings
Jamestown
Corman
C. Nickpatrick
Will Miller
G. Baxter
Isconhart and Clark
C.M. Jary
Russell
Chas. Halsted
Jeston
W. HL. Mabie
George
E. E. Russell
Charles Kirk
Joe McCain
Cobham
Mare
Dr. Blodgett
Marper’s Magazine
A. W. Ryan
Harrison Wright
Wilkesbarre
Johnson di Siegfried
Johnson & Siegfried
Shiloh
Johnson & Shefried
D&c
South America
Joseph T. Inman
Applimpions
W.G. 1
Chirk
York 111
Davis Hill
Cable Hollow
Cdoan W. CG. TC
Russell W
Murphy
Mr. Clark
Pitteen
van Rundt
Rhode Island
Rocky Joint
Senate
General Assembly
J. ML Rigs
Mississippi River
Brown
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