City News and Local Notices From Edinboro Area
John Myers, Esq., of Limestone, in town last Wednesday. Flour ads at Messner's and at G. L. Friday. Little German Band to perform at the rink tonight. Rooms for rent on Hazel street. Normal school opens March 30. Relief Association met Friday. Meadeville area housing and real estate notes. Poultry association and library events. Various local notices include sales, theatre, church events, and community meetings. Also reports of residents visiting, building projects, and Kansas relocation notes for Youngsville residents.
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John Myers, Esq
Theodore Messner
N. P. Miller
Hazel Street
Dcolars
J. A. Cooper
Edinboro
The
Relief Association
T. S. Messner
East Street
Niagara Falls
G. L
Bell Bros
Evangelical
Warren Relief Association
Theodore Mesaner
Mattie Vickers
Library Hall
Theodore Messner’s
Western Pennsylvania Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Niagara Hose Room
Usorrusx
G. W. Scofield
Warren Farmers’ Association
Court House
Edinborn
Tennyson
Walker
Wymasa
Davis
Iain
Presbyterian Church
Brown & Co
Water Street
Diamond Block
J. D. Mead
Fitts
Youngsville
Kansas
Garden City
Mead
Teachers In Council At Irvine Institute A Success
The Irvine institute held Friday and Saturday sessions February 12 and 13. Supt Arird urged parent teacher cooperation and discussed practical education and longer school terms. Prof Abbott and others spoke on education beyond teaching, with music and student exercises enriching the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Good Templars
Imusic
iSupt. Arird
Miss Jackson
Pittsfield
H. Jones
Erie
Kidglove
O'Neill
Clarendon
O'Neil
W. W. Abbott
Youngsville
Abbott
Mary King
Warren
Silverthorn
Brown
Tidioute
Miss Pier
Garland
Institute
Sadie Sweetwood
Prof. Webber
Mandie Metzgar
Louise Kolfrat
Jennie
Hall
W. H. Clark
Messrs. Mead and Masterson
Hughes
Arird
Ths
Irvington
Friends of Education
IL. S. Jones
Mary Beil Jackson
Ei. C. McKinney
Anna Cooney
C.D. Arird
Hattie Babcock
Maggie Biederhold
Hattie Axtell
Danelia Wilder
Emma Ward
Ell Lucking
Lizzie Jackson
Mabel Ross
Carrie Coates
Kte Darling
Lola Connely
Mary Pier
Elza Snyder
Molly Conroy
Adda Whatcher
Minnie Thatele
Flood Waters Inundate Tionesta Town Front
A Saturday flood in Tionesta followed ice movement on the river. Ice gorged in the channel near Dustin Island, forcing floating ice through a main passage and sending water surging back to flood the lower town. Cells and furniture were submerged as water rose several feet. Local accounts describe ice piles ten to fifteen feet high along Front street.
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Dustin Island
Dustin
Hunter Islands
Front
Forest Republican
Art of Dressing Promotes J G Habernigg Tailor
An advertisement extols the art of dressing and praises J G Habernigg as the oil country’s premier tailor. It notes his Bradford establishment with branches in North Clarendon and New Mexico, guarantees cloth and work, and claims a strong yearly Bradford turnover. Samples of spring suitings are available in Clarendon and Bradford, with orders encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Habernigg
Bradford
North Clarendon
New Mexico
Clarendon
Grass Poem Praises Grass For Man And Beast
A lyrical piece extols grass as sustenance for cattle and horses, noting how forests and fields arise from it. It celebrates grass feeding humans, animals, and even elephants, urging readers to value humble, nurturing green growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Irvine
Shiush Ag
Grasa
Abbreviated Missives from Chandlers Valley News
Local notes report Mrs Norbeck aged 75 buried Friday last. Wrestling bout ends with Smith tagging Evins. Public ball planned for February 28 in Darling’s cold hall. Dr Whitcomb visited Buffalo. Fire steamer No 4 overturns after wheel failure. rescue and inquiry follow. Commentary warns about neglecting kidneys in busy trade centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuanpiers Valley
Pet
A. Hultberg
Ho Wilson
Darling
Cold Hall
Dr. Whitcomb
Buffalo
Fragments From Harmony Obituary Notice and Letters
A fragment from Harmony, Pennsylvania, dated February 1886, includes letters or notes by Hev. W. B. Carpenter, Morten D. Smith and Miss Cora B. Willigma of Sugar Grove. It mentions references to Warner's safe care and describes imagined ailments including tiredness, indigestion, slowed brain response, and unsettled nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Fire Journal
Aes
Obituaries and death notices from 19th century notices
In Orlando Florida February 1 1886 Lidie H wife of Dr D F Anderson formerly of Sheffield Pa. Joseph Rodgers Conewango February 18 1858 aged 80 years 2 months and 1 day. Born in Derbyshire England 1896 came to America in 1870 resident until death. Leaves a wife and thirteen children.
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Wilma Cato
Jamestown
Catmer
Great McCormick Reaper
Chicago
Sugar Grove
John Lucifer
A. A. Clark
Russell
Lepoe
Beech Street
F. B. Watson
East Titusville
Charley Eysinger
J. C. Ryan
Seneca Falla
Boro
Chief Smith
McKinney Bros
Irvineton
Rouse Farm
Barret
Ridgway
W. W. Wilbur
High Street
Leperr
Stoday
Franklin
L. D. Wetmore
Sanborn
Prohibition Club
E. D. Hammond S
Baptist Church
Christ’s Bath
M. E
Earnest Millpaw
Bell Randall
N. Y
Allen
M. E. Church
Frederick Swanson
H. and
F. Walters
Titusville
Kane
Big Level
Kinzus Road
Big Level Ridge
Mt. Jewett
Kinzus Valley
Kinzus
Pittsburg
Teachers IN Council
Tionesta
Chandlers Valley
Marri
Dirs
Hood
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Hoon
Ely
Catara Brice Col
ELY Brothers
Owago
Railrogest
Keystoce Hotel
South
Clarendon, Pa
E. C. Cleveland
Prof
Lohse’s
Mozart Club
Arnold Lohse
Dresden
Germany
Ans
Mozart
Ofh
Wyman
Wyman & Davis’ Jewelry