Warren 42a Ledger Briefs From Warren Pennsylvania
A dense page of Warren Chronicle items notes Buckwheat cakes ripening, ThanksgivingDay proclaimed by the president, and a plan to pave Front street next season. It reports a large court audience, local sermons by Rev A B Biges, a May purchase of the Verback block, an oil worker’s leg injury, and ship line updates. Also mentions holiday ads, new street lights, and a timetable change for P&E trains.
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Front Street
Januery
Warren County
A. B. Biges
Brooklyn
Personal notes from Warren and surrounding towns
Mrs. Asa Phillips visited Clarendon friends Tuesday. Ray Norris of Tiona stayed with Warren friends Wednesday evening. Jno J Nesmith and Mrs. Nesmith attended a funeral in Tidioute Tuesday and A A Gould with son Ray visited Warren Sunday. Dr J G C Russell and son from Clarendon were guests of Hol O Don on Tuesday. Mrs. Kretcher’s mother died prompting John Kretcher’s family to travel to Titusville. Mr. H E Brown of Forest Co. was in town midweek on business. Hon J W Lee of Franklin attended Warren court and appeared joyful over a Republican victory. John G Wicks of Jamestown visited, appearing independent to help elect a Democratic judge. Miss Aiken, former Warren teacher, married Jamestown’s J H Meredith. Jacob Smutz of Chandler’s Valley visited town with turnips and political banter. Editorial notes mock unsupportive commentary on Speaker Reed and Uncle Sam’s Inn. Eighth Day events: 11 a.m. sermon on Forgiveness of Sin Through Christ, Epworth League at 6 p.m., Second Anniversary program at 7 p.m. Oil cloths and stove rugs advertised by A A Davis & Co.
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Asa Phillips
Clarendon Friends
Ray Norris
Tiona
Warren Friends
Jno
J. Nesmith
Tidioute
A. A. Gould
Ray
Jamestown
Warren
Olive C. King
J. GC. Russell and Son
Clarendon
Hol. O’don
John Kretcher
Titusville
Pearl City
Wallace
Jacob Smutz
Chandler’s Valley
Smutz
Kochs Remedy Cheap Lymph to Cure Consumption
Berlin reports Prof Koch will publish full results of his lymph cure in two to three weeks. Lymph for inoculation will cost 25 marks per small vial and be available to all. Emperor William summoned Koch for a private interview and reportedly gifted 250,000 florins to Koch and another 250,000 to endow a national lymph institute. The lymph is a transparent yellow fluid with carbolic smell and is claimed to destroy tubercular bacilli.
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Berlin
Koch
Frankfort Zeitung
Beritix
William
Prof
Frankfort
Prof. Koch
Removal of Freckles and Odd Delusions in Old Notice
Notes warn freckles are removable with a lotion of lactic acid and glycerine. A Birmingham man drunk knocked off his great toe imagining he cut his throat. Pension office woes predict a $76 million shortfall next year amid expensive reforms. Ex-commissioner Tanner collected $197,000 in fees after leaving office, aiding 19,700 claimants. Various dated entries list drunks and tramps. Burdock Blood Bitters promote blood purity to cure constipation and headaches, with a testimonial from Mrs Addie M. Hawley of Moosup Valley.
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Congress
Pension Office
Tanner
Warren
Raum
Addie M. Hawley
Moosup Valles
Providence Co., BT
A Enady's Perfect Companion by Dr Dye
An advertisement for A Enady's Perfect Companion by Dr Dye, praised as a guide for expectant mothers. It claims to ease fear and pain, answering delicate questions and offering circulars and testimonials. Send a two cent stamp to Frank Thomas & Co. in Baltimore for details.
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Enady
Dye
New York
Frank Thomas & Co
Baltimore
Changes in Passenger Train Service Announced
The Pennsylvania railroad will begin changes to passenger service on November 23, with a new morning train from Renovo to Falls Creek and DuBois via Ridgway and return to connect with Erie train 18. A Johnsonburg line train will run from Ridgway to Clermont, connecting with Renovo trains, while connections at Emporium Junction and Driftwood will improve eastward and westward travel. Adjustments to No 8 east from Kane, No 3 west, and No 4 east are noted, with further details promised next week.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Renove
Falls Creek
DuBois
Ridgway
Erie
Renovo
Johnsonburg
Clermont
Emporium Junction
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Driftwood
Pew
Kane
E. S. Harrar
Div. Tiket Ag
Fall arrivals offer flannels Keds and capes in Warren
Time for winter prep with new stock arriving. A fine line of flannels, Keds, whites and colorings has just come in plus capes and jackets ever shown in Warren. Visit now to save money by buying early.
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Warren
Passing year shows growth in local trade continues
The business announces its first year has passed with strong sales and plans to expand. Daily shipments arrive of a larger, better assortment. The firm vows to offer new stylish goods at small profit with guaranteed satisfaction and invites customers with any past issues to call for refunds or replacements.
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Erie County
Higgins
Delamater
OH City
St. Josephs Church
Annie Pixley
Deacon
Keystone Clothing Company
Air S
Woodard & Lesser
Martin D’afalara
Stxty
Geo. H Higgins
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Irvington
Electric Light Company
Glade
Strait of
Rogers’ Mills
UO. Gustaf Son
Preston
Abel Pierce, Jr
Allegheny River
Old Town
Gattaraugus County
Novidule
Wolf Run
N.Y. BR
Gray
Armor
A. A. Davis
United Sates Tea Company
Erie Gazette
Erie Dispatch
D. P. Robbins
Gazette
Horace Greeley
Sheffield
Wm. Boyles
North Warren
Boyles
Uncle Sam's Inn
Furey
Lock Haven
Tom
John Sill & Son
A. E. Church
M. E
Christ
Epworth League
A. A. Davis & Co
King
Jesus
Campanini
Ladies’ Home Journal
Our Daughters
Admiral Dahlgren
Junius Henri Browne
Will Carleton
Susan Coolidge
Anne Sheldon Coombs
Foster Coates
Dr. Talmage
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters
Lyman Abbott
Rover
Anna Alexander Cameron
Arch Street
Philadelphia
the Annals of Hygiene
Birmingham
Nti
Benson Elmea Fisher
Frances Brainard
HJ . Jones
Sarah A
Brown Bell Levice
Jennie Critchlow
Darab- B
McCracken
Mary Ann Elmqvist
Emma Spjut
Joseficia Sjohmd
Charlotta
Lemen
Allen Obas Fuldrake
Daniel Alcorn
Earl
Hoffman Stephen Ayers
Henry C
Hammer Joseph Barnes
Wm Johnson
Benninger
P Kingsley
Wm Bettinger
Jos C
LaDow Ora
Berkley
Hugh Joseph Mayer Blank
O'Conner
John
WN. K. Wendelboe’s
Siegel's
Hel Lawson
Sutterland Sugar Grove
Siegworth
Allaire Cherry Grove
AT Brown
Rosien
Pittsfield
Foust
J O Laving Jr Brokenstraw
J K Jones
Mrz I Stricker Tidioute
J Schanz
Witz Glade
Svinte
J L Wistrand Brokenstraw
Fe Nesmith
C W
Gemmill Warren
Carr
T Bines Mead
DI Newbold
M L
Patch Brokenstraw
H J Muse
Swanson Glade
G Gross
Haupin
Miller Columbus
T Foley
T Falconer Warren
Valcon
H Wade
Law Mead Valcon
Law
Shiert Mead
A Kinnear
T Hubbard
South West
Melone
al Clarendon
aLou
Crouch & Wi
Tubbs
Sugar Grove
Rankin Et
Alto
Hazeltine Glade
Henry & Wi
Larson Glade
Arnold
M Schultz
al Glade
Johnson & Wito
Fullerton Triumph Anan
Atu
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R T Gilson Eldred
Miles & Wi
W Miles Spring Reeve
Mintzer & Wi
Lindburg Glade
Clark & Wi
Roehrig Columbus
T Barker
Chapman
Young Et al
Sears Farmington
T Chase Et al
Siegfried & Co
Rio
Java
Japan
Amber Graham
New Orleans
Porto Rica
McPherson
Geo. McPherson
County of
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Main Street
C. P. Harris
Wes
John Barlow
Mainstreet
Amos Johnson
Marvin W. Curtis
Harris
A. D. McDonald & Co
Igns
Amos Johson
Sai Curtis
A. D. McDonald
Biok Volumn
Lwok
Joseph Phillips
Forest Street
Osena Smith
Towit
Ashville
Joseph Ricker
Ricker
Sugar Orove
G. Abbott
John Abbott
P. Dennigan
Mathewson
J. A. Abbott
Seudius Steward
Curtis
Frisoll
Holmes
Elijah Root
Fremont Ells
J. Gomly
Ashville Road
Gomly
J. B
Don
Langdon
D. Wheelock
Wheelock
Abbie J. Turner
Turner
Fremond Ellis
W. M. Haggerty
Marvin W. Citis
W. H. Shortt
Sugar Grove Savings Bank
Henry Fuelle Art
Second ST
N. B
Hunter & Jarvis
Warren Savings Bank New Building
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