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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1890

Page

5

Bright and Spicy News From Wast Spring Creek Gazette

A local column notes two new churches planned for summer near purg and Oil Creek road. Mr McClatchy plans to move across the river to enter lumber trade. Community mourns Charlie Clarke at 88, with funeral at Baptist church. Various notes on residents, schools, politics, and village life follow including a republican primary and local incidents.

Spring Creek Purg Oil Creek McClatchy John Pocha Gray Charlie Clarke Allen Clarke Columbus The Baptist Church Thompson Hell Thompson Hunt J. F. Babcock C. Phillips Herb Putnam L. D. Wilson Lillie Germany Bradley Mr Putnam L. King Lander Cooper Rowland

Farming in New York City Market Gardens Along the Harlem to Battery

An illustrated slice of urban farming within city limits shows about a score of market gardeners tending beds of celery leeks radishes and greens from Ninety to Ninety fourth streets. The piece notes the high rent costs the precarious tenure and the collective approach to survive while a German American gardener Bernard Gerdes provides personal insight. It also references a humorous anecdote about a stolen dog from the English lawyer James quoted from The Spectator.

Harlem Battery Bernard Gerdes Ninetieth Ninety Fourth Street Hudson Mott’s Dan Sickles Rhine Ninetieth Street New York Press

Fewer Fiction Readers Noted in Public Library Reports

In the twelfth annual Providence public library report the share of fiction in total circulation has fallen to fifty six hundredths, a trend echoed by other libraries. The shift is blamed on librarians duties and the influence of daily press on students, possibly steering readers away from novels to other literature as they mature.

North Warren Warren Jackson Run Wetmore Farm F. &. Lincoln Lincoln Scott Wetmore Wilson Gray Medicine Co Buffalo Davis Second Liberty Streets Providence Public Library Daily Press Boston Herald

Specialties In Dress Goods Offers

1000 yards all wool dress goods at 35 cents a yard. 50 pieces all wool French Henriet tas 46 inches wide priced at 70 cents. 500 yards black English Mohair Brilliantines 40 inches wide at 50 cents. 1090 yards best gross grain dress silks at 50 cents per yard. 200 rich imported robes 9 yards camel hair, $5.50 per robe. Chantilly lace flouncings and novelties in wraps capes jackets offered at low prices.

Chantilly

Jouvin Gloves Second Spring Shipment Arrives

The store announces a fresh Xavier Jouvin suede and kid glove shipment in the latest shades. Strong emphasis on premium quality and new color options for customers seeking upscale accessories.

Xavier Jouvin

Carpets and Curtains Take Lead in Warren Store

Five thousand dollars worth of new carpets arrives as the Warren retailer touts best ever prices. The firm claims the largest stock, direct purchasing from Bradford and cash discounts, promising unbeatable value and urging customers to visit the carpet and curtain department this spring.

Diamond Furniture CO Mason Emery Warren Bradford

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