Warren September 6 1889 notes and local items
Davis 53 for Rhea. Warren Pa. local items include school start near Monday and Dakota trip. Wats Beatty Sr at Home Pad. Ruckwell back from Europe. round trip Warren Gettysburg 39.77. Ayers cures catarrh. Hemlock street paving plans cost 33,000. Diamond Furniture undercutting 100 percent profit. Warner Rochester patent business sale to English syndicate 3,000,000. he to remain manager. Ronne relocates tailor shop to 214 Hickory. hires A L Werner. Swindle via Harry Miller preys on Dunkirk residents. portraits bought from victims. Polander woman in Olean bears twins and works 5 a.m.–9 p.m. Lakewood land park syndicate led by E L Frisbee. Quote on honesty and dress. Jacob Keller tailor praised. Second and Liberty street shop features fall/winter cloths. Coombs-Cope land wedding in Toledo. reception. gifts. Prof O B Gleason horse taming show Sept 9–10 at fairgrounds. ground admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Yl
Ruckwell
Europe
Warren
Gettysburg
Ayers
Punxsutawney
Diamond Furniture Company
H. A. Warner
Rochester
Warner
J. K. Ronne
Liberty Street
Hickory Street
A. L. Werner
New York
Harry Miller
Dunkirk Peeple
Olean Herald
E. L. Frisbee
Lakewood
Sterlingworth Inn
Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Keller
Warren Borough Council Proceedings A Sept. 12 Session
The Warren borough council met with seven present. Minutes from two prior meetings were read and approved. A Water street plan and ditching near the park were discussed. A resolution authorized selling street portions to fronting property owners and authorized the borough attorney to pursue occupancy and owed payments. A Water street sewer extension to Sixth street was approved if priced accordingly. An ordinance on sewer connections was adopted. Bills were approved except $3 for Mirror Publishing pending inquiry. A legal opinion on whether the burgess sits under 1851 borough law was requested. The meeting adjourned for Sept. 12 at the water company’s attorney request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Morck
Schofield
Burgess Marck
Water Street
A. D. Wood
Wuersas
Act of Assembly
Market Street
Seventh Street
Carl
B. W. Rogers
Sixth Street
J. R. Armagast
Borough of
Warren
A.D. Wood
Jerome L. Cogswell
Bank
Keller
Mr. Cogswell
Mirror Publishing Company
The Great Pain Vernona Jarbean Stage Tour Notes
Vernona Jarbean and her company entertain with Starlight and a lively touring show. The review highlights Liberty of performers, numerous acts, and Miss Jarbean's popular topical song That’s Enough Don’t You Think. Also includes an advertisement block for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters praising broad acclaim and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernona Jarbean
Escellent
Starlight
Akiss Jarbeau
Spur of Vesuvius
Miss Jurbeau
Patti
America
Miss Jarbeau
Mme. Theo
Pretty Maid
A Mother's Letter on Teething Lotion Cure
A Newark mother praises a teething lotion, claiming dramatic relief for her baby’s colic and stating she relies on it heavily. Dr Hand replies that regular dosing relieves undigested bowels causing colic, and suggests available wholesale and retail suppliers in Newark and at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Field
Hand
B. Hand
Johnson & Siegfried
Geo. 8. Davis
Merck Drug Store
L. G. Noves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keystone Clothing Co
Mimotene Pecs
the Keystone Clothing Co., Square Dealing Clothiers and Tailors
Warren, Pa
Wyman & Davis
THE
Carver House
Lesser & Co, Exchange
Jno
J. Nesmith
Revere House
Fancy
Croceries
L. D. Wetmore, Pres
M. Beecher, Cash
Warren County
England
Ireland
Scotand
Pitcher’s Castorta
Davis
Rhea
Dakota
Wats David Beatty
Homepad
Coombs—Copeland
Stephen Hibridge Coombs
Toledo
Irene Copeland
R. 8. Holmes
Presbyterian Church
Coombs
Morse
O. BR. Gleason
Cleason
Fair Ground
Vernona Jark
J. Cheney & CO
Prop
Ohio
Hostetter
Australia
West Indies
Guatemala
Mexico
Rowland Street
Newark, N. J
Ibrary Hall
Y. A. Alexander, M’g'r
Night
Vernona
Jarbeau
Jeff D. Bernstein
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Woodard & Lesser
First National Bank
SHEAR
Nqlish
Brussels
D. Shear
Hla. Axcen, M.D
Tea Cerriaca Company
Murray Street
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