County Officers and Officials of Warren in 1877
A dense Roll of names and roles listing Warren County officers and officials. Includes President Judge L B Wamore, Amarte Judges, Sheriff Henry Brace, Prothonotary S W Osyaters, various County officers, judges, clerks, and election inspectors with numerous surnames and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivnear
NP Morcivon
E R Wheelick
MB Dunham
IB Jennings
Adhitore
E. A. Boyneer
T. B. Barnes
C. James
Cormar Sterling Green
Trastesarren Academy
VE Miles
Sehoola
N Thompson
Henry Brace
Warren
Local and Other Matters Announcements in Warren Borough
Announcements run for constable candidates James M. Myers W. O. Arter and Jonn Utter subject to Democratic caucus. Oil wells at Benizette Elk county report 800 feet depth. Francis Bates Spring Creek mill burned last Saturday loss about 2000 no insurance. Normal School Edinboro opens March 27. Cigar makers Phillips Borebert Co move to Keystone Block. Towler James oil well near Marion Forest county a total failure. Presbyterian Church baptism with Jordan River water from Palestine. OIl territory luck at Bradford with D D Bacbock J C Ford. Residence of M F Lowrie Columbus township burned loss 2000 insurance 1200 1000. Correspondents must sign notices. Teachers Local Institute at Sheffield Feb 16 Prof H D Patton speak on Hopeful Views. Irvington seeks borough incorporation population ~400. Sugar Grove to have bank with 25000 capital W H Shortt president J N Nichols vice president directors listed. Recommend Dr Ball's Cough Syrup 25 cents. Barosma Liver Kidney Cure advertises kidney and bladder relief one dollar or six for five. Sold by E K Thompson Titusville and Carver House Drug Store Warren. Library Lecture Course draws full house by Wm Francis Mason Struthers Iron Works employee. Reading from Shakespeare, claim morals alone not enough. minister notes away with morality and calls for a mechanic supportive audience.
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Benizette
Elk County
Francis Bates
Spring Creek
State Normal School
Edinboro
Keystone
Carver House
Towler & James
Marion
Forest County
Forest
Presbyterian Church
Jordan
Palestine
D. D. Bacbock
Pittsfield
Bradford
J. C. Ford
M. F. Lowrie
Columbus Township
Warren County
Sheffield
H. D. Patton
Youngaville
Irvington
Sugar Grove
W.H Shortt
J. N. Nichols
C. P. Warris
J. B. Hamilton
C. H. Smith
Jab-z Bindley
Emin Davis
W. H. Shortt
J. H. Nichols
Alvin Martin
R.M. Gray
Ww. I. Shortt
C. M. Shortt
J. M. Shortt
Erir Davis
R. M. Gray
E. R. Wheelock
N. B. Thompson
A. Mertin
Geo. D. Martin
C. P. Harris
N. J. Cooper
Jabez Bindley
E. K. Thompson
Titusville
Express
Warren Pa
Francis Mason
Struthers Iron Works
Mason
School House
Oil fever grips North Warren with rising rigs and hopes
North Warren theaters to oil excitement as thirteen rigs rise with six producing wells. Osmer No 2 flows fifty barrels daily after tubing, while new wells emerge on Jackson Run and Glade Run. Page and McWilliams sites hold potential amid early spring activity and chatter of a large oil belt in the Warren field.
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North Warren
Jackson Run
Glade Run
Page Farm
Jones
Lacy Farm
McWilliams
Willson
Cobham
Lite Indian Hollow
Glade
Warren
Teachers Association gathers teachers in Warren County
The Warren county Teachers’ Association met at Youngsville February 2 and 3 with B B Siggins as chairman and Geanie Sherman as secretary. Prof. Patton and Supt. Thompson led discussions, and the Glee Club provided music. An evening lecture by Prof. N B Thompson was well received and the institute was declared a success.
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Warren County Teachers’ Association
Youngsville
Beb
B. B. Siggins
Geanie Sherman
Patton
D.C. Temple
Amelia Young
Jennie E. Badger
Mary EB. Axtell
Ea Eldred
Florentine Patchese
Lila McRoy
Supt. Thompson
Glee Club
Youngsville Union School
W. L. Riley
N. B. Thompson
Institute
Riley
Thompson
Axtell
Lustitite
Sigerss
Gernie Sherman
Sec’y
Church Members Join Presbyterian Church in January Baptisms
The Presbyterian Church held communion on the last Sabbath after delays due to meetings. Forty two new members were admitted, including 15 baptisms, ages 13 to 70, with 42 professing faith or by letter. The session greeted them after admission and urged ongoing support. Rev. Boococke, an English preacher, is now preaching in the Baptist Church here and has made a positive impression.
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Presbyterian Church
Christ
Mr. Boococke
Baptist Church
List of Grand and Traverse Jurors for March Term
The document lists Grand and Traverse jurors by district, naming foreman HU. Huller and numerous jurors from Conewango, Eldred, Freehold, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Kinzua, Spring Creek, Warren, South West, Limestone, Tidioute, Youngaville, Mead, and others. It also mentions church Lent services and local notices about a well in Ridgway, a Kansas marriage, a schoolhouse contract, a Titusville opera trip, Irvine school honor roll, and Sheffield school perfect-attendance pupils.
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Grand
Traverse
Madh
Conewango
HU. Huller
Foreman
Geo
A. Lanning
Eldred
Enos Thompson
Freehold
C. A. Wheelock
Pine Grove
H. W. Lane
Chas. Durant
Wm. Hodges
Sugar Grove
W. N. Mix
Charles Burns
J. Burton
J. E. Boughton
L. D. Fairchid
J. M. Raridan
Brokenstraw
Alex Brown
Charles Crouch
Thos. Watts
Thomas Pulkerson
Columbus
Eugene Royce
Thomas Barker
W. B. Rhodes
Elk—Jerome Arnold
Farmington
Samuel Garfield
Spring Creek
N. P. Cummings
Pittsfield
Marion Little
Tidioute
B. J. Benner
Jade—James Lasser
T. Hazeltine
W. W. Blair
Midred
L. B. Wood
Limestone
Wm. McCrary
Sheffield
Charles Jeffords
Southern Maryland offers rich farmland for settlers
A reader urges northern residents to move to Pisgah in Charles County Maryland where affordable land 5 to 15 dollars per acre awaits. The letter extols mild climate, ample water and timber, good roads, rail and water shipping within 6 to 8 miles, and crops from corn to tobacco with strong per acre yields. Labor is available at 8 to 12 dollars monthly, and soil responds well to liberal tillage and fertilizers. Readers seeking details are asked to write G F Williams, Pisgah, Md.
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Piscau
Charles Co
Warren Lepeer
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Alexandria
Atlantic Coast
G. F. Williams
Pisgah, Charles Co
TevI val in Columbus strengthens church and temperance bonds
Columbus Pa February 12 1877 Rev Aalbott leads a faith uplifting Tevi val as ten or twelve converts join the church and more seek spiritual growth. D A Dewey mill gains repairs and a public friendly millstone aids local work. Old folks dance at Railroad House January 25 with twenty five couples and a generous supper. The 8. M. Q. C. Club pockets lining hops grow in attendance and the Quintette Club boosts unity despite clashes. Mrs Watsons temperance talk at Free Church inspires and a youths temperance society forms as a branch of the Royal Standard with officers named Earnest Page Fred Rowe Minnie Yates Bertha Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Aalbott
D. A. Dewey’s Mill
Juvenile Temperance Society
Sucadus
Titusville
Royal Standard Temperance Society
Royal Standard
Earnest C. Page
Fred M. Rowe
Minnie E. Yates
Senator Cameron sued for breach of promise to Mary Oliver
A report outlines Mary Oliver of Georgia suing Hon. Simon Cameron for breach of promise to marry. It notes she seeks about 50,000 dollars, with memory of plaintiff and documents claimed to exist. The piece also advertises Queen’s Augnst Frown and Yoseme’s Gulway Shur with medical claims and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Cameron
Mary
Oliver
Treasury Department
Georgia
Simon
Expenditures of Warren County for the year 1876
Ledger style record showing audited items and payments in Warren County for 1876 including auditor, assignee, courts, coroner, prothonotary, sheriff, and various county offices. It lists tax disbursements, board and clothing for prisoners, election expenses, court costs, and notes on treasurer balances. The document also includes mixed ad text and medical advertisements interleaved with the financial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crediut
Warren County
Dixmont
Teachers’ Institute
Wes Ern
Warren County Agricultural Soviet
Holloway warns against medicine counterfeits and signs on genuine boxes
Holloway & Co urge the public to beware counterfeit Holloway's pills and ointment imitations. They state genuine boxes bear the signature of agent Jos Haydock and vow to pursue imitators as felons to protect consumers and bring offenders to justice.
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Holloway
Pilla Annapollowsy
Jos. Haydock
Bar of Justice
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