Local notes reflect illness and industry in Warren
Mrs. Z H Eddy improves after illness while Charles Lusk’s fever worsens at Mrs. Henry Lacy’s home. Reports note a rising cheese price and cow values. A planned Equitable Aid Union meeting. the Warren and Jefferson Railroad progress. garland mining rumors. local election outcomes. festival profits. weather remarks. and a busy civic scene with rail, water, and sewer concerns.
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Z.H. Eddy
Charles Lusk
Henry Lacy
Equitable Aid Union
A. P. Gilwore
D. W. Bropaxap
Talbot
Card of Thanks from Waxes Library Treasurer
The Library Association thanks the Roscoe Hall fundraiser presenters and donors after receiving 77.10 to sustain library operations until a permanent home is secured. Special thanks go to Mrs Frew Misses Davis Parmice and O Hearn and Messrs Frew Berkstresser Carver and Windsor for their generosity and support.
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Waxes
the Ledger
Roscoe Hall
Frew
Davis
Parmice
O'Hern
O'Hern, and Messrs. Frew
Berkstresser
Carver
Windsor
Library Association
C. Dixsmoor
Stafford Leads Merchant of Venice Cast in Roscoe Hall
William Stafford with a full troupe presents the Merchant of Venice in Roscoe Hall Friday evening. The production features Mr. Stafford in the leading role and an orchestra of five pieces to accompany the performance before a full house of discerning listeners.
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William Stafford
Roscoe Hall
Stafford
Temperance shift shapes Burgess vote in Yumberville race
The article records a mixed ticket outcome with a Democratic sweep and temperance faction appeasing the Republican nominee for Burgess, Sir Petr Greenland. I. A. Jamieson won over G. X. Parmice by forty three votes as bands of Republicans, Democrats, and Temperance aligned on different tickets. A list details elected officials across roles including Burgess, Council, Justice of the Peace, and School Directors, followed by an Auditor General report noting receipts of 7,001,882.48 and expenditures of 6,926,810.20 for 1880-81 and state information on sources and allocations.
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Lutheran Church
Titusville
J. H. Caldwell
H. C. Blogs
the Herald
Caldwell
Bloss
California
P.S
Vennor
Niagara Muse Co
Roscoe Hall
Warren Cornet
Buffalo
Warren
Tookers-On
Tic Rosa
AG. Morek
F. M. Lesser
E. J. Deeger
FF. Keller
Ular
Deaen
Burgess
W. PF. Siggins
J. W. Agrelius
R. I. Davis
L.C. Amnett
L. Blodget
G. A. Jackson
W. J. Davis
J. A. Jackson
Wallace Thatcher
R. A. Siggins
Wallace Filer
C. V. Kinnear
B. J. Jackson
J. C. Kinnear
W. D. Kinnear
J. G. McKee
John A. Lemon
Death of Samuel Ritchie at Johnstown
Telegraph report notes Samuel Ritchie of Butler died Friday evening after being struck by a railroad car on the track while employed by the railroad. Burial was held Tuesday at his Butler home. Ritchie, formerly of Warren, left nine children. Also describes a road crossing accident near Garland on Wednesday when a wagon wheel trapped between rail and plank, killing two horses and scattering 1500 pounds glycerine, causing fright on the DA V and P railroad passengers.
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Samuel Ritchie
Buller
Johnstown
Butler
Ritchie
Warren
Isabell Bell
Thos
John Bell
G. J. Mal
Sheffield
Hall
Thomas Bell
J. A. Bell
Titusville
Garland
Tragic Scalding Death in Clarendon Family
A three year old boy fell into a tub of boiling water as Mrs. Ingraham prepared laundry. He suffered severe scalding to the face and upper body and died within hours. The family had recently moved to Clarendon, leaving the mother devastated by the loss.
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Ingraham
Clarendon
Farm and timber land for sale in Warren County Pa
Exchange or Sale. Four farm properties totaling 117 acres with buildings and orchard, 40 acres cleared 30 stump, Silveracre, House and Acre Lot in Tidioute. 225 acres with oaks hickory chestnut timber half cleared, all grass land. Also 2800 acres land plus two saw-hills and fourteen million feet lumber. Descriptive circulars available. Contact Warren Hotel Warren Pa or Alexander Wallace.
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Warren Co
Tidioute
Warren Hotel
Warren, Panai
Alexander Wallace
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City of
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Jennie Robertson
Jamestown
Warren, Cobham
Allegany CS
A. LE. Wilcox
Me County
L. D. Wetmore
John Clark
Baptist Church
Hammond's Corners
Ohio
Rick Donovan
Irvineton House
Irvineton
J W.W. Hughes
Irvington
Mr. Silk
Ludlow House
Donovan
Cleveland Leader
Glade
Lzeperr
Thomas Struthers
G. W. Scofeld
L. F. Watson
Washington
WI. A. Jamieson Burgess
Jamieson
G. N. Parmlee
Hazeltine Reported and Company A
A. Jamieson
R G. Parmice
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RP King
Clle Noyes
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Ensworth
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D. John Graham
Youngsville
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Metuger
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LA Rogers
MD Waters
Ate McKeivy
W King
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P Northrop
Mintzer
Mr. Parmlee
Fashionable Clothing House
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Tallor
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Hickory Street
Carver House
G. I. Mean
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Legion OF Wonok
Frank L. Gardner
Annie Graham
Rascoe Wall
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Philadelphia Ledger
Walnut Street
Boston Advertiser
Boston Journal
Boston
Warren Audienee
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Lumbermen’s Meeting
Carver Trouse
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Grand Valley
Henry Brown
CG. T. Ames
F. Andrews
Francis Tuttle
Kinana
Tuttle
Eures
Walker Bros. Warren
D. M. Grosy & Bros
Key West
L. G. Noyes
McNett & Son's
Waren Pa
A. Anderson
Canover St
Lake
Buffalo, S. YY
America
Deniers Nuke
Enney
John C. Harvey
Harvey & Waullace
Terrace
Bufo, N.Y
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Victor
Barouches
Phietons
Eugeles
John
Brown
Flint & Kent
Malp and
Washington Sts
Buffalo, AK
Yneryl
Christian Pinkel
Cebaner
Actlice
Court of Common Pleas
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