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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1888

Page

1

Farmers Meeting Notice in Warren at Court House

Meets in Warren at Court House on the last Saturday of each month at 1 Pp. M. President, Chas. Lott, secretary, Willis Cowan, Treasurer, W. B. Acocks. All far mers are cordially invited to attend the meetings.

Warren Court House Chas. Lott Willis Cowan W. B. Acocks Gro H. Higgins F. A. Cogswell Sec’y. Laban Lodge H. Hall Carver House North Star Lodge A.Y. M Occidental H. R. A Warren Commandery E. T Library Warren Lodge Allen Block Eicossurh Carroll Lopes A. O U. W Warren Savings Bank U. W. Hall Conewango Lodge G. T Shafter Block Bert Blum

The Great Hesper Diamond Mystery Deepens

Thorne pursues clues across the abbey grounds as Van Hoeck Brace Lola and the police unravel theft claims. Israel's presentiments drive fear while Lola hints at a hidden location before Edith's arrival shifts suspicions. Brace shows rough justice and a hardened conscience as the search continues.

Brace Israel van Hoeck Pardner Lola Harley Thorne Cme Thad Bruce

Vague Plans and Distant Prospects After Engagement Ends

The narrator relates an engagement break with Edith and a mutual plan to separate. Sir Edmund urges hope and possible renewal, the diamond theft remains cryptic, and Van Hoeck maintains a wary silence. A move toward independent work leads to a California vine growing offer, with Sir Edmund offering financial aid and a suggested summer trip to San Diego.

Edith Edmund Bernard van Hoeck

San Diego Estate Purchase and a Web of Clues

After arriving in San Diego I buys a prime fruit farm in Elysium Valley owned by Colonel Hinks and sets up the venture to win Edith. Sir Edmund warns the diamond theft case, notes Van Sleeck’s night prowls, Furnival’s unknown inquiries, and Brace’s uncertain alibi as a mystery grows around the missing gem and the men involved.

Lola Brace Bruce San Diego Elysium Valley San Diego City Hinks Sierra Nevada San Diego Bay Belvedere Colonel Hinks Sir Edmund Edith van Sleeck Mr. Furnival Haxel’s London California van Hoeck Furnival Monken Abbey Petersville Nevada County Jos. Brace Edmund Haxel Tran Joseph Brace Wilson Southampton Tibbal Golden State Hotel Sacramento City Thorne Natral

Yankee Blade Verse Satirizes World Leaders Editing

A satirical editorial voice targets a lineup of rulers and statesmen. The speaker promises to advise Queen Victoria Gladstone Carnot and the Russian Czar with pointed critiques. He proposes broadside critiques of Bismarck and calls for regulation of the Pope and guidance for Grover Cleveland amid muddled affairs in Egypt.

Queen Vic Gladstone Carnot Bismarck King Humbert Grover Cleveland Egypt Europe

Origin and meaning of the dollar sign PD 8 explained

A reader cites a Boston Globe note tracing the dollar symbol to the Spanish phrase pesos de ocho. The article explains the mark as PD 8 signifying eight reales or pieces of eight commonly used in Mexico and early America.

Boston Globe

Natural Selections and Other Tales in Scribner's March

Scribner's March issue includes fiction with Mr Bunner's Natural Selections concluding, The Nixie by Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson, a fantastic allegory, and The Day of the Cyclone by Octave Thanet a love story set during the Grinnell tornado. Illustrated articles are highlighted among the contents.

Scribner's Mr. Bunner Robert Louis Stevenson Octave Thanet Grinnell Iowa

The merchant who never advertises falls prey to swindle

A sharp-edged warning notes how merchants who shun home newspaper ads often end up swindled by smooth talking outsiders. It cautions that those who avoid local ads may lose value when outsiders offer half price deals.

Kemp's Suppositories Promote Piles Cure at Local Drugstore

Tonight and tomorrow night and throughout the week L. G. Noyes' drug store offers Kemp's Suppositories praised as the most successful treatment for piles. Old sufferers find relief and a permanent cure with prompt use. Price 1c.

L. G. Noyes Kemp Price Ic

Advertising Insight From The Philadelphia Times Quote

The Philadelphia Times remarks that business men should advertise not only in boom times but also when competition is quiet. It states that a savvy entrepreneur creates business during slower periods and that the able advertiser remains active after holiday rushes.

The Philadelphia Times

Experience from strikes costs millions with no gain

It is estimated the strike cost railroad men miners iron workers consumers and Reading Company over three and a half million dollars with no compensation beyond the experience. Repeated strikes end similarly, prompting questions whether the experience holds any value.

Consumers and Reading Company Pittsburg

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Remedy by Doctors and Druggists

The verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters cure liver, kidney and blood diseases. W Dr Sult of Bippus Ind and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio praise the medicine, noting relief in rheumatism and strong sales over 20 years. Morck Drug Store sells bottles for fifty cents.

Morck Drug Store

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Healing

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold for 25 cents per box at Morek DrugStore.

Bucklen Morek

Best Reading Value in Warren and Philo Press Bundles

The Warren Mail and Philo Weekly Press offer a combined reading bargain. For $1.75 readers get the two papers together, with the publisher urging subscribers to take both now.

Warren Mail Philo. Weekly Press

Mandrake Bitters Claim Cure for Costiveness

An 19th century advertisement asserts Baxter's Mandrake Bitters can permanently cure costiveness. The notice credits B. Morris as the supplier.

Baxter's Morris

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Auveance Oe & Co Oneida Liberty Street Warren, Pa Corry, Pa Bowman & Bole T E. Harrison Ohio Carver Water Street S A. Peterson Brown & Stone D.stew. Reverdy B Richard B. Stewart Physicians and Surgeons Reverdy B. Stewart Davis’ Drug Store Third Street Torn F. McPherson Hickory D. Clark Attorney AT Law Verback Block Mreeman Hoffman Block V. N. Yates L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store A . McAlpine Merck’s L. A. Freeman W.g. Trunkey Cam & Trunkey Attorneys AT Law Judge Scofield Xchange Geo. H. Leonhart W. A. Greaves Ww. Rice Beaty Block Solicitors of Patents Allen Second Liberty Streets Geo Uel T. Neill Exchange Block Crawford, Forest Venango H. J. Muse Johnson’s Exchange Scofield C. Dinsmoor Jas CABLE O. Noyes & Hinckley Second Street W. D. Hinckley Notary Public L. D. Wetmore D. H. Noyes W.D. Hinckley Oe & Thompson D. I. Ball Lbur & Schnor LAW Front Street W.W Wilbur WM. Schnor Rown & Stone First National Bank H. E. Brown R. Brown D. W. Stone T& Attorneys Ellos AT Law Johnson's Exchange Story Toanson W. M. Lindsey Parmlee Arren Warren County L. F. Watson B. Nesmith A. J. Hazeltine Cashier Eeemotors J. F. Watson O. H. Hunter M. B. Dunham L. R. Freeman James Clark Arbuckles Ariola Atlantic Pacific D. Shear Local Directory Warren County Agricultural Association Frank Barrett Abbey Road the Abbey Oriel Wray Mr. Thorne Var Hoeck Mr. Wray Scotland Yard Brotherhood of Labor Providence Squire Railroad Guide Philadelphia & Erie R. R Eastern Standard Erie Shef Ridgway Oil Express Erie Mail Erie EX Rees Buffalo New York Philadelphia M Express Sver Dunkirk, Allegheny Val Pittsb’y R. R Warren P Corry and Bradford Dunkirk Kane Titusville Oil City Corydon Onoville Steamburg Salamanca Germany Alden Dinsmoor F. Hoffman Ozro Nesmith W. L. Scott O. C. Allen Henry Brace Geo. F. Yates Phil. N. Robinson Joseph Clinton Sheffield H. T. Russell Russell C. H. Mracham J. W. Duprle O. J.sunning A. E. Pelton Lottsville Thomas Mooney Stoneham T. W. Arird Warren Pa Episcopal A. W. Ryan Baptist Wm. J. Coulston Lutheran Ph. Doerr W. F. Shannon Sababat N. G. Johnson Catholicc Father de la Roque Father Berbigier Young Men's Christian Association Second and Eben N. Ford Hall Corner Liberty and Water Sts W.R.C G. A. R. Hall Emma M Lindsey Alice W. Jefferson Sec’v. Orient Council National Union Mail Job Office Inez Africa Nater Sacramento
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