Warren Book Bindery on Nov 15 1891 offers bound ledgers and magazines
Priday Morning notes the Warren Book Bindery in excellent condition with facilities for ruling and binding ledgers journals day books and cash books and a specialty in magazine binding. Prices range from 90 cents to 1.50 per volume with special rates for six or more volumes. Ledger job printing department renewed and claims to compete with Buffalo Cleveland or Pittsburgh on workmanship and prices. send for estimates and samples.
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Warren
Harpers St. Nichols
Conboy
Peterson’s
Ledger
Warren and vicinity reflections and notices
Community items from Warren and nearby areas include Dr. Hut's visit at the Warren Hotel on Friday November 20, local medical and retail updates, a diphtheria outbreak in Stoneboro with school closures, a Philadelphia church call for Rev Perry Allen, a theater review note on Hearts of New York, a new Victoria Oil charter with officers named, an oyster supper at the Baptist church with a China lecture, a Canisteo train wreck with fatalities, plans for Ben Hur Tableaux at Library Hall, oil operator moves west, a major stage production in Library Hall, the Remembrancer religious newsletter launch, an accident at Hydetown involving Mrs Holt, and notes on a gold watch contest dispute. A total solar eclipse is forecast for next Sunday evening lasting about ninety minutes.
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Perry
Allen
Warren
Green Hill Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Titusville Herald
Hearts of
B. Cutting
A. C G. Miller
R. FF. van Doorn
James Stickney
Bornellsville
Library Association
Library Hall
W. P. Black
Titusville
Pleasantville
Pittsburg
McDonald Field
Holt
Corydon
Hydetown
Ridgway
Nat Sill
Briazua
Welch
Panther Jim the Trapper Dies at Sixty Five in McKean County
A tribal tale recalls Panther Jim, once carried from a maple sap trough by a panther as a baby, earning his nickname. He grew a trapper and died after a bear trap accident near a cobble stone. Also notes aid efforts for inebriate recovery in Dwight, Alabama and community support for Dr Keely’s program.
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New York
Panther Jin
James Sperling
Custer Camp
McKean County
Jim
Kettle Creek
Panther Jim
Tell
Personal notices touch on local figures and moves
Hon R Brown is again seriously ill. Hosen Harmon has been moved to his Sugar Grove home. Judge Medard of Mercer visited Warren. George Rearick left for Chicago to work as a drug clerk. Mrs see Yates is in Michigan. Lloyd Goodrich and John Dyson returned from Indiana for the winter. Asa Phillips resigned from Morris and Mullen drug store and now travels for a Cincinnati firm.
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R. Brown
Hosen Harmon
Sugar Grove
Judge Medard
Mercer
Warren
George Rearick
Chicago
See
Yates
Michigan
Lloyd Goodrich
John Dyson
Indiana
Asa Phillips
A. ©. McAlpine
Wm Keegan
Clarendon
Morris and Mullen Drug Store
Cincinnati
Notable Scott Recitals Draw Crowded Houses in City
Mr and Mrs Scott gave a delightful readings program in Association Hall featuring Hamlet Juliet scenes and sketches The Mail and Express praises their versatility and top performance Tickets cost 1 23 or 35 and 50 cents and a special Y M C A entertainment line trains run Friday night to accommodate attendees Local station notes Pickett Table Works prepares to begin operations with John I Simons named Superintendent in Athens Pa, leaving his current post amid a larger salary offer.
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Scott
Mail and Express
New York
John R. Scott
Association Hall
Twenty-third Street
Fourth Avenue
Pickett Table Works
Pickett Table
John I. Simons
Athens
Athens News
John H. Simmons
Athens Furniture
Warren County
M. E. Church
Iron Hall
Simoons
Mather to Star in Nance Oldfield Comedy at Library Hall
Margaret Mather headlines a major bill at Library Hall next Monday night with the new comedy sketch by Charles Reade, plus The Love Chase by Sheridan Knowles. Otis Skinner leads a strong company including Joseph Whiting H A Landon James Cooper White Whittlesey Josephine Eytinge and Carrie Jamison in a lively, well staged program.
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Margaret Mather
Mies Mather
Charles Resde
Miss Mather
Nance Oldfield
Ellen Terry
London
Miss Blather
Sheriden Knowles
Otis Skinner
Lawrence Barrett
Joseph Whiting
Jim the Penman
Appeal and cures in Warren listing relief funds and medicines
A Warren newspaper item details the Relief Association’s appeal for funds and clothing with thanks to George Ball for a ten dollar store order. It notes depleted treasury and urgent aid requests, plus instructions for donations. The page also advertises Woolford's Sanitary Lotion and Mystic Cure products, with endorsements from L G Noyes & Co and local bindery services. It ends with a dialogue mentioning Sulphur Bitters for complexion improvement.
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the Relief Association
George Ball
8. A. Stewart
Maus
J. M. Davis
Liberty St
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warrren
W. A. Hardee & Son
Lebanon
Warren
Warren Dry Goods Sale Ad Highlights Yardage and Prices
The advertisement touts a large assortment of dry goods in Warren with 500 yards dress goods at 10c per yard, 800 yards 36 inch dress goods at 10c, 1 900 yards 34 inch wool flannels at 25c, and 400 yards 54 inch wool flannels at 38c. It mentions goods such as Henriettas Serges novelties and silks with special prices.
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New York
Cloaks and Furs in Broad Variety for Ladies
Advertises reefer jackets in plain chevron beaver and worsted from five to ten dollars with larger sizes nine ten. fur trimmed options at six dollars. plush jackets nine to twelve dollars. plush coats up to twenty dollars. fur capes muffs and trims in many varieties. Cooney capes five dollars. Alaska seal and Astrachan furs featured. urges customers to view selections.
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Alaska
Underwear sale ad touts 25 and 50 cent garments
An advertisement proclaims the best 25 cent article in the country and 50 cent garments. It notes sole agency for Smith & Angell Hosiery with warranted fast stocking. All wool hose offered at 25 cents and 45 cents elsewhere higher.
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Smith & Angell
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Priday
Warren and Vicinity
Hut
Warren Hotel
Lane
Adelpha Kitchen
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
A. Sieger & Sons
Johnsonburg
Elias Morningtar
Stoneboro
E. J. Hassen
Remembrancer
Will C. King
J. A. Reed
United
Davi
Dwight
Keniy Institute
John Lansdale
P.J. Mathiesen
Mark Berry
Keely
Dr. Keely
Dunkirk
Stoneham
Watson
Tiona
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Ivory
van Henten
Adelphia Kitchen
Woolford
Warren, Pa
Clara
Mrs. Snow
Qismire
Business Directory
D. J. A. Partridge
Ofice
New Waters
Berty Street
Teley Lore
R &He. Brown
Attorneys
First National Bank
UH. E. Brown
Knapp
Liberty and
Water Streets
Penn
E. W. Seely
Court House
M. Schermerhorn
Judge Scofield
Hazeltine
Liberty Street
T. Neill
Attorney AT Law
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
Bat & Thompson, Attorneys AT Law
Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
DL. Ball
C. C. Thompson
A Fisher
Opera House
Cable & Peterson
Attorneys AT Law
Office Water Street
Scofield Block
Hunter & Son
Chas. Dinsmoor
Jas. Cable
Chas
A. Peterson
A. Graves
Episcopal Church
TH Revere
Frank Metzgar
D.A.V
W.N.Y
P.R.R
J. H. Donly
W. G. Trunkey
Donly & Trunkey
Attorneys-at-Law
Libbry Street
W V. N. Yates
Warren Savings Bank
Ollie Hutter
Barery
Vly
Second Street
Golden Horse Shoe
W W. Freeman
A c. McAlpin
Stuart
D.S
Third St
Danforth
Second and
Liberty Streets
Peatastow
Kodak
Geo
Ball’s
Wareer
Penn’a
Glade Township
A. Mintzer & Co
Wyman & Davis
THE
Ware
Carver House
Liniment
Anc
Jess Goods Department
Glove Department
Foster
Cloak Department
Samuels Brothers
Coun
RIAL
Muralayea
Hunter & Jarvis Dry Goods
Ferris
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