New Year Happenings and Local Notes at Warren
The Warren City items note Miss Emma Chapel in Garland visitors, a new milch cow sought, and exchanges with friends in town. Local deaths include Charles Mellander and Edna Zenetta Ziegler. an accident injured Gloster Hevenor. Civic notices mention Watch night service, the Marriage of Dora Chambers and Robert Donaldson, and the Evening Paragraph 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eima Chapel
Garland
Wasren
Boon Magee
Warren, Pa
John Conrath
Lima
Our City
I. W. Allee
Sagertown
Geo. B. Smith
H.R. McCalmont
N. D. Jones
Remington
Minnie
Harry Metagar
Edinboro
Flora M. Collins
Titusville
Bertha Wilson
Bertha Stewart
Corry
J. Franklin
Miss Sandborn
Kendall
Bradford
W. E H. Sandborn
Joe Smith
Akron O
Christian South
Harry Miller
Elmira
W.Y
Caleb Benham
Bismarck
Oak
Gertrude Mason
Ryan
High Street
Williams
D.T. van Vechten
Leona
Lizzie Nesmith
Canaseraga
N.Y
John Jones
Ludlow
N. M. Greatsinger
Maynard
Ledger
Warren Feed Co
Hickory Street
Edith Holmes
Carroll Holmes
Holmes
Auburn
Glade
D. Shear
Hitle Jonah Shear
Dora L. Chambers
Robert Donaldson
Episcopal Church
J. C. Wells
New Year 1888 Panny Irvine Poem And Health Ad
The piece opens with a playful New Year 1888 poem by Panny Irvine declaring the newborn year as the heir of Time and offering hopeful wishes for a better year. It shifts to a medical ad praising Green's August Flower for bilious symptoms and digestive troubles, noting cost and efficacy. It ends with a brief notice of a Robert E Pattison Democratic club meeting January 3 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Pattison Democratic Club
Warren
Helping Hand Association
Oclock
Sharp
The Greatest on Record Overcoat Sale at Keystone
Keystone clothing company launches a great overcoat sale with price points listed as $2 $3 $4 $5 $7 and $8 at Beecher and Bopeland's old stand. This brisk offer highlights discounted outerwear and a historic sale tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Clothing Company
Beecher & Bopeland
GoThee
Keystone Clothing Co
Beecher & Copeland
Death of Daniel Manning noted as life of a loyal leader
The obituary reviews Daniel Manning as a key Democratic leader of the nation, crediting his 1880s to 1890s influence, especially his role in Cleveland's rise, his treasury secretary tenure, and his strenuous labors that hastened his death from illness. It praises his broad leadership, integrity, and devoted service to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Manning
Br. Manning
Philadelphia Times
Niger
Esaeship
Mr. Manning
Tilden
Manning
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
New York
Tammany
Dana
New York City
Beres
Chicago
Monnings
Isem
Treasury
Hia
Republic
Death of Mrs Stranahan at thirty five after illness
Mrs D Y Stranahan died Saturday night after a brief illness described as spinal meningitis. Daughter of Major D W C James and wife of Dr D Y Stranahan she was 35, lively and charitable. Funeral Tuesday at the Episcopal church with the Relief Corps in uniform. her loss saddens church, family, and a wide circle of friends including adopted daughter Susie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxason
Merek Drug Store
Lickingville
Clarion Democrat
Hattie Vertzel
Mie Funcett
Anna Rockwell
Lucy Willeliams
Vassar College
Grace
Anna Stone
Williams College
Anna Uogan
Allegany
N. Y
Will Aller
Philadelphia
Sam Allen
State College
Bellefontain
Tom Wetmore
Lawrenceville School
N. J
Fred
James Hunzeltine
Oberlin College
Max Sill
Gloster Hevenor
Harvey Hevenor
the Mirror
Gee
Warners
Gabin
H. H. Warner & Co
Warner
Relief Association
Warren
J. M. Davies
D. ¥. Stranahan
D. Y. Stranshan
Episcopal Church
G. A. R. Relief Corps
Ryan
Relief Corps
Littl
Lill” Stranahan
Daisy Remedy and St Jacobs Oil Ad Tale
A rustic tale from Beaver County Pennsylvania recounts a man chasing daisies for a bouquet and a bull incident. It promotes St Jacobs Oil as a cure for sprains and pains with testimonials from residents in Worcester Philadelphia Corydon and Norfolk praising its effectiveness.
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St. Jacobs
Lady Fair
Mel
Beaver
C. W. Briges
Philadelphia
Otto L. Kehrweider
Queen St
Germantown
Corydon
Ind
St. Jacobs Oil
Author G. Lewis
Southern Society
Norfolk
Editor boasts cash system as remedy for unpaid bills
The Coming Journal reports adopting advance payment and vows strict collection. The editor mocks deadbeat subscribers, threatens legal action and jailing for nonpayment, claiming the law forbids reading a paper without paying. The Lodger notes they do not imprison but will pursue debt collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Rome
Equitable Aid Union organizes East Branch No 630
Deputy Supreme President G W Brown formed East Branch Union No 630 E A U at East Branch county last Thursday with 63 charter applicants. Officers named include Chanesor James Phillis Advocate Mrs W M McLatchey President Edwin Muzzy Vice President Mrs Chas Phillis Secretary Miss E Phillis Treasurer J W Mitchell Chaplain Rev E B Whaley Warden Mrs L Mitchell Sentinel Mrs L W Harvey Watchman Wm Kimball Conductor Frank Bean Assistant Conductor Mrs T A Pero Trustee E M Kimball Examining Physician L W Harvey Reporter Rev E B Whealey Alternate S W Mitchell. Meeting time every Friday evening. There also notes on a Pittsfield wedding and various ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Aid Union
G. W. Brown
Youngaville
East Branch Union
East Branch
Belew
Chanesor
James Phillis
Mrsa
W. M. McLatchey
Edwin Muzzy
Mra
Chas, Clark
E. B.whealey
S. W. Mitchell
Our Letter Writers and Local Notices
A fragment from the fraternal page notes raids on clothing shops benefiting the people. Christmas Eve at school number 8 featured a decorated tree, recitations, music and gifts. Various locals are mentioned including Ardelia Honhart leaving for Erie, and others such as Willard Arnold, George Weiler, and Misses Keller and Lallwau visiting Josephine Sehirch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Hush
Ludlow
Rosa Lallwau
Josephene Sehirch
Franklin Mead
Daniel Ruhlman
Charles Lallman
Jamestown Business College
Shannon
Christ
Chris Feantz
Kinaua
Orrin Smith
Dakota
Orrin
N.M.N
Cranbrook Grand Hop Ends In Row At Farm Party
A December 16 gathering at Cranbrook farm hosted by Prof. Riva of Pebble Rock City ended quietly but dissolved into an old time row after several boxers with corn juice disrupted the event. One fighter narrowly avoided a finger injury from grinders. no serious injuries or black eyes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Crambrook Farm
Riva
Pebble
Rock City
Hill
Wardwell
Insurance claim praises New England accident association
In notices from Warren and Pittsfield dated December 1887 residents Samuel M. Cogswett Cuaries A. Lins and Charles Vaneps report rapid claim payments by the New England Accident Association. Turner of Garland and Baldwin of Youngsville are named district agents, with personal attention promised to insured clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
New England Insurance Association
Samuel M. Cogswett
PittsField
New England Accident Association
Cuaries A. Lins
Tiproure
Charles Vaneps
F. P.turner
Garland
New England Mutual Accident Association
O. J. Baldwin
Youngsville, Pa
Keystone Clothing Co Overcoat Sale Spotlight
A dated ad invites shoppers to visit Keystone Clothing Co to see what six dollars and fifty cents will buy in an overcoat. The notice highlights a bargain wardrobe option and directs customers to the store for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Clothing Co’s
Our Syndicate Buys Large Sacrifice Bale in Bulk
A group identifies a large purchase titled Sacrifice Bale and plans to offer a similar lot. The described deal centers on a big quantity of goods, stated as a hundred dozen units, with intent to resell.
Special three day sale urges early purchase for best bargains
Do not wait until Friday or Saturday to visit these goods. Prices are extremely low and will not be repeated after the three days. Be on hand early to secure the choicest bargains before they are gone.
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the Ledger
Maud Banks
Robert Bonner
M. E. Church
Panny Irvine
Painy
Bymeniai
Stinchecomb
Emma Twombly
Orville Holcomb
Woolford
G. Noyes
L. G. Noyes
A. Rubimani
Nice
A Ruhiman
D. J. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
A. W. Morck
OUR Syndicate
Bell Brothers
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