Local notices and arrivals fill Warren town pages
Lieut Col Parmiee and Will Allen head to camps while many residents visit kin and Chautauqua. Misses Hall Gill Stabley discuss trips to Edinboro and Wellsboro, with fairs and gatherings planned. A store burns at Sugar Run, a Bear Lake political flare erupts, and crime rumors mix with family obituaries and a new farm purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Parmiee
Wm. Foley
Sea Shore
T. H. Cogswell
Corry
Will Allen
Tull
Whitcomb
16Th Regiment
B. J. Morningstar
Wichita
Kan
Fletcher Parker
Boston
Lizzie Boyden
Elyria
Ohio
Mabel Greenland
Aliss Sadie Gill
Columbus
Josephine Hall
Barry
High Street
Clara Young
Tidioute
Minnie Metzgar
Lillian
Cora Kidder
Buffalo
James Crawford
M. Kallman
Harry Isaacs
Bertha Stahley
Creek Street
Chautauqua
Ella Perry
Hattie Borchers
Nettie
Maud Crull
Chautauqua Lake
F. E. Allen
Pleasant
Hack
Democrat Club
Borchers
Hinckley
W. W. Winger
Nelson Greenland
Spencer
Titusville
Warren County
Warren
Edinboro
Julia Stabley
Crack Street
Wellsboro
Bradford Foot Race Highlights Local Dedication and Bets
The event drew 300 spectators as O'Brien and Hee of Warren raced a hundred yards with Tegerty edging Brien by two feet. A dubious note mentions Keller’s shop and fair value. In nearby Point, James Horton and Tussa Dosex shack wed after trying Laona Fredonia Casadaga due to racial obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow O'Brien
DuBois
Tin Hee
Warren
Bradford
Brien
Tegerty
D. D. Woodford
James Horton
Pomtret
Luuni
Laona
Fredonia
Casadaga
Jame-town Journal
Interesting Evening At J C Wells Residence
A Sabbath night gathering at J C Wells’s home remembered fondly by a large company. Guests supported the Preshys of Washington D C as Dr Presley, who toured Mexico last year, read from his two lectures recounting vivid scenes and customs from the orient. He is slated to present in Buffalo soon. Mexico’s closeness to the United States is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Shear
New York
J.C. Fox
California
Otto Marker
Taurel Street
Jacob Keller
J. C. Wells
Preshy
Wahington
D.C
Presley
Mexico
Buffalo
United States
Heppield
K. of L
Mesers
Delander
Florence Einstein
Philadelphia
Gage
Jamestown
Brooklyn
Sally
Real Estate Transfers and Lodge Notice Across Warren County
Real estate transfers dated July 30 to August include Henry McConnell and wife to C. H. Holford of Pittsfield for 175 pounds, Orange S. Alden and wife to C. H. Holford for 140 dollars, and others to various buyers in Pittsfield Farmington Glade and more. Also Warren Lodge announces the death of W. R. Thompson on May 16 1885 with fraternal mourning and condolences to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McConnell
C. H. Holford
Pittsfield
Orange S. Alden
Wm. Richardson
Henry Kepple
Wm. B. West
Homer Preston
Farmington
ST. Allen
Sdmr
Herbert FE. Stanton
Ll. L. Hunter
Tidicute
St. M
Glade
John Hunter
Chas. C. Kemble
Deerfield
Lydia D. Marsh
W. J. Bachop
Freehold
W. R. Thompson
Warren Lodge
Vail
Earth
Oir
Pethy
A Good Word for the Dog-Sense of Comradeship
A compact meditation on canine companionship from Harper's Bazar. The piece portrays a dog as an animated shadow and faithful comrade, sharing joy in simple tasks and reflecting on canine intelligence and growth from puppy to mature companion. It cites Hugo and an unnamed eminent author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo Ays
Quin
Harper's Bazar
Double Mazeppa Illusion Ends In Real Injuries Onstage
Brooklyn readers recount a stage accident during Mazeppa where J J McClosky, doubled for Lon Phelps, was injured after the horse collapsed the set. Phelps returned with fake blood while McClosky bore a real limp, prompting audience laughter and the show’s abrupt end. A later curtain appearance revealed the ruse, triggering a roof-raising reaction and the production’s closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Nobles
Mr. McClosky
Phelps
McClosky
Mazeppa
Carpenters
Supers
Mac
Dromios
Mazeppas
Brooklyn Eagie
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the Ledger
Warren, PA
Chautauqua County Agricultural Society
N. Y
Siegfried
Drum Corp
Conneaut Lake
J. B. Mayer
Arch St. Phila
C. A
D. Cornen
Pendergast
P W. Lupher
Dak
Otto Voght
Normal School
J. A. Cooper
Lizzie Davis
Wallace
Joe
Abby
Cincinnati
A. J. Hazeltine
Water Street
Bear Lake
Ren
Ot Warren Lodge
Odd Fellows
Cominil
Woits Siri
R. P. Kise, G. H. Amer
Gurn Havre
Ind
Bondinet
U.S
Republican Central
Comee
Vigo County
Cleveland
Thorman
Sugar Grove
Lydie A. Stewart
Lorenzo Preston
Lander
Sheffield News
Guiet
Sults
Jerome L. Cogswett
Joe. Baker
Chandlers Valley
Struthers, Wells & Co
Sugar Grove Savings Bank
Wendiebee's
Northrop
Moss Point
Ali . W. Stewart
George
Davis
Gov. Liberty and
2Nd Streets
Risnear—Nesmith
Jes
Asro Nesmith
RS Holmes
Wo 4A
Kinnear
Baltimore
Mad
Decker
Sarah
A.J. Decker
Burt
Robbie
E. DD. Burt
P. Greenlund
Hickory Street
Nelson Greenlund
Undertaker
Lly
Alexandria
Boston Transcript
Ely
Catar Rheab Bi
Man
Regis
Warren, Street
Chamberlain
Handoeph
N.Y
J. T. Edwards
D. P. Suly
E. R. Bumpus
Railroad St
North Clarendon
Keystone Hotel
EAND
Ohs Hepburn
Liberty Street
Third
Fast Streets
Reverdy B
Richard B. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
Third Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Davis’ Drug Store
W. Freewan
Hazeltine
Bucklin
Arnica
Merck Drug Store
Joseph A. Schofield
Atlaw and Notary Po
Corner of Water
C. Offie Sapension
Charles A. Peterson
Ofice
Beatty Block
Ten
Brown, Stone & Rice
Second Street
First National Bank
B. Broc Hue
BROWN
W. Stoy
Erice D. M. Schermerhorn
Scofield
T. Neill
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
J. A. Schofield
Ball & Thompson
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
D. 1
Ball. c. ¢. Thompson
Fern EL Dinsmoor & Cable
Office Water Street
Scofield Block
Hunter & Son
Chas, Dinsmoor
Jas
CABLE
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Attorneys AT Law
Johnson’s Exchange
L.d.wetmore
H.noyes
W.D. Hincelet
W. G. Trunkey
W.V. N. Yates
Warren Savings Bank
L. G. Noyes
Daug
Egal Blanks
McAlpine
Merck's
Carver House
J. Danforth
W. Corner
Second and
Liberty Streets
John Sager
Wise’s Clothing
Carver House Block
Lyeeee Mansion House
Court House
E. W. Sealy
W. A. Greaves
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
Smith
Golden Horseshoe
Gcrreat Sale
Haskell
Coste
Barbour
Bell Brothers
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