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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
8
The text notes shrewd buyers thrive in real estate and retail trades. It claims stock value remains strong with believably priced merchandise and fine clothing lines. It highlights continued customer patronage despite reasonable weather and invites readers to visit.
A bold sales pitch promises no cost to view and test garments. If the item fits poorly, it stays home, with the seller taking all risk. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction and risk free trial.
Aiming to dispose of the entire line we are clearing out our children's clothing department for new cloth displays. Price is secondary as winter approaches and mothers should remember this sale.
The German Club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. H. Meacham this evening for an elaborate program. J L Sperry’s barn at North Warren burned Tuesday night around o'clock with losses about 800 dollars and 100 dollars insured. Mr Hunter returns from eastern markets with new dress goods and underwear offering bargains from recent forced sales.
Mrs. Paul Fox of Glade dies at 79, funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Special inducements offered by Geo. Ball, clothier, in this issue. Advisory notices for Wright's pills and Hood's Sarsaparilla appear. James M. Smith and daughter Robi P. Wilson visit Buffalo relatives. 16-year-old John Schultz badly burned while helping extinguish boiler-house fire. Waite's Comedy Co. to perform at Library Hall next week with reserved seating.
Local notices promote Edinboro State Normal School with term from December 4 to March 8 and a total cost around 50 dollars for fourteen weeks. Also advertised are medical services, lectures, water improvements, social events, and a range of local news briefs from Warren and surrounding towns.
A letter to the editor defends a Baptist pastor as a Prohibitionist, noting he did not vote last Tuesday due to not yet being a registered voter in Penna. The writer, C. Br. Smits, says the pastor has for twelve years shared Prohibition struggles and expects to share in its triumphs.
Advert split: Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted as malaria protection across regions and climates, praised for stomach and bowel relief, vigor, and health for outdoor workers. Then Borough Council notes, O'Hern absent, K O T AL band okayed for Third street room, health ordinance to be published, bills paid. Also ads claim Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women and Confederate bill souvenirs offered.
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