Plans for spring work by Warren County Agricultural Association
The Warren County Agricultural Association holds its monthly meeting in the Court House tomorrow at 1 PM. Members and interested parties are invited to attend as plans for spring work and experimental projects are discussed. Pigs noted as Suffolk, prize animals to be shown in the Court House basement, and competition urged among farmers and others. The notice covers breeding, feeding, and farming practices, with commentary on premature maturity, hog cholera, and stock management.
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Warren County Agricultural Association
Court House
D. Sager
Dr. Sager
Glaie
Warren County
March Grand and Traverse Jurors Named
The March term lists grand jurors led by O D Horn foreman from Pittsfield and many others across Glade, Spring Creek, Warren, Pine Grove, and surrounding towns. Traverse jurors include Hiram Arters Sugar Grove carpenter and J B Armstrong Spring Creek farmer among numerous peers from Conewango, Sugar Grove, Warren, Tidioute, and Freehold.
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Horn
O. D
Pittsfield
Ames
D. W
Glade
Carpenter
Barton
G. L
Spring Creek
Farmer
Barnes
Edward
Columbs
Babcock
D. C
Mead
Howard
Frank
Columbus
Mak
R. Hook
Roses
Hale
Joseph
Kinzua
Clerk
Flarman
G. W
Warren
Mason
Hare
Isaac
Knapp
Eugene
Farmington
Knows
George
Elk
Leonhart
Albert
Conewango
Miller
Watson
Mowers
Daniel
Brokenstraw
MeeStraw
John
Osborn
Siggins
Nathaniel
Youngsville
Thomas
E. R
Eldred
Trushel
P. J
Traverse
Arters
Hiram
Sugar Grove
Armstrong
J. B
Byer
Christian
Bassett
Bedow
Baker
O. E
Buchanan
Tidioute
Bull
Jeff
Sheffield
Carr
Myron
Freehold
Cobb
Clark
C. A
Edson
Conewange
Davis
A. A
Merchant
Darling
L. H
Duan
Jacob
Dalrymple
A. S
Elliott
Fellows
Cashel
Pine Grove
Poster
A. J
Pittslight
Greenland
Nelson
Gannder
Uuitberg
J. E
Gill
G. M
Clarendon
Iizehouse
Pleasant
Haas
Godfrey
Harris
Kopf
Martin
J. A
Larnessmaker
O. J
Richard
Lindsey Lukina
P. H
McKelvy
Jonas
Nesmith
Homer W
Piper
Perkins
Snoon
B. A
Schour
J. N
Spinner
A. d
Thorp
Vanman
Erie
Waters
M.D
Warrer
Whitehill
W. W
Small avalanches plague library roof in spring melt
Snow avalanches swept from the Library roof as warm weather melted the snow. Passers by dodged chunks tumbling onto the sidewalk while a man blamed nobody and others crossed to the opposite street to stay safe.
St John Prohibitionist Battle Sparks Republican Rethink
A fiery defense by Pickering denounces party vilification of St John as mobs and editors attack his character. He insists accusations come from party leaders and media, while St John defends his right to advocate Prohibition. The piece argues reform aims deserve respect amid political infighting.
Death of Prof Murch Remembers Warren Leader of Brass Band
Prof Chauncey M. Murch of Warren County dies in Cincinnati last Thursday evening. Born in Hebron N Y he built the first melodian factory west of the Alleghenies and laid the Vine Arcade in Cincinnati. Lord's Supper will be administered at Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Ada Gray in East Lynne to perform Library Mall next Tuesday. B McAuley to appear as Cuelo Davi LIbrary Hall next Wednesday. Thomas W. Keene drew the season's largest crowd last Monday. Relief Association thanks Capt Willard White of Stoneham and G L Friday for groceries and city newspapers aid. Council room open Mondays 1 to 5 p m for committee reports and donations. Mrs J M Davies Sec.
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Murch
Chauncey M. Murch
Warren
Warren County
Cincinnati
Hebron
Isud
Vine Arcade
Presbyterian Church
Ada Gray
East Lynne
Library Mall
B. McAuley
Cuele Davilio
Thomas W. Keene
the Relief Association
Willard White
Stoneham
G. L
J. M. Davies
Lectures on Temperance Draw Large Local Crowd
W E L Clark spoke at Shutt school house last Friday to a crowded audience. About 28 signed the pledge Saturday noon. A sleigh party of around 15 from Warren attended. He will lecture again at Jackson school house near Irvine next Saturday evening. Corry Jerald notes rumors of Caligraph works leaving for Connecticut. no definite plan exists and labor costs may steer away. Factory operates 18 hours daily due to heavy orders. removal seems unlikely to proceed.
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W. E L. Clark
Shutt School House
Warren
Jackson School House
Irvine
Corry
Jerald
Connecticut
Fairfield
Personal notes from New York to Jamestown and beyond
A roundup of brief notices places and people across New York and nearby towns. Harry Isaacs in New York city Charles Noyes in Elmira Miss Carrie Mubb visiting Union City and Butler John Kemp of Jamestown friends in town last Wednesday Judge Tourgee drafting a Buffalo lecture Mr and Mrs H R McCalmont and Ed Wetmore depart for Washington D C Prof A B Miller spoke in Sugar Grove KE Cowan enjoying New Orleans expected home soon Fred Morck back from Kentucky oil field plan to return early April Dr Wm A Irvine attends Washington monument dedication Gen Harrison Allen and wife return from Dakota then to Washington and local visits ahead In and About Town notes on grocers meat market Longfellow birthday observances and oil exchange activity Auditors report Rouse estate expenses in 1884 Albert Ritzenthaler challenges John Golivan to a two mile race Willie H and Little Phil roadsters to be raffled Second Street entertainment at Van Amburgs dance Lane Hill Young Ladies Sewing Circle event Harrison Fenton James Arird Flora Furbush J N Stultz T T Moll two weeks school vacation and county superintendent visit New saw mill Harvey Jones first chance at it
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Harry Isaacs
New York City
Charles Noyes
Elmira
Carrie Mubb
Union City
Butler
John Kemp
Jamestown
Judge Tourgee
Buffalo
H. R. McCalmont
Ed. Wetmore
Washington, D.C
A. B. Miller
Sugar Grove
KE. Cowan
New Orleans
Fred. Morck
Kentucky
Longfellow
Tnion
Oil Exchange
Rouse Estate
Albert Ritzenthaler
John Golivan
Galivan
Russell
Lane’s Hill
Harrison Fenton
Fentonville
James Arird
Flora Furbush
Frewsburg
J. N. Stultz
Lander
T. T. Moll
D. Arird
Hugsell
Harvey Jones
Neal Paterson
C. C. Unt
Temperance talk and local industry highlight Tidioute news
In Tidioute on Feb 25, residents discuss temperance with Francis Murphy slated to lecture at Grandin Opera House. The Tidioute Chair Company shows 40,000 chairs stored and 300-400 produced daily, with 4,000,000 parts stacked and over 100 workers employed amid stable times. Scarlet fever wanes. Bucklin injures ankle. a Universalist social and hill coasting entertainments are noted. W.J. Dees returns from Pittsburgh after a longer absence.
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Irvine
Gerry Traction
Ndt
Denver
Francis Murphy
Temperance
Grandin Opera Llouse
Tidioute Chair Company
T. M. Clark
Clark
Missouri
Mexico
W. D. Bucklin
National Hotel
M. Y. Neyhbart
W.J. Dees
Pittsburg
Tidioute
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