Notice to Subscribers on Advance Rate Payment
Notice to subscribers with July 14 1885 start dates about paying the advance rate of 1 50 by June 1. Collector F E Reed will visit towns or payments may be mailed. subscriptions will not run beyond a fixed term. Authorized agents listed with towns and contact persons including Chandler Valley Lottsville Columbus Sugar Grove Tidioute Youngsville Corydon Pittsfield Kinzua Lander Friumph reg Walz Thdhioute Shefield Rey Dunham.
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F. E. Reed
Chandler's Valley
Benjamin Ellis
Lottsville
W. D. Whitney
Columbus
N. E. Ewer
Sugar Grove
R. S. Cummings
Tidioute
Fred. Walz
Youngsville
W. J. Davis
P.M. Corydon
E. J. Morrison
Pittsfield
S. S. Connely Kinzua
A. J. Williams Lander
J. I. Thompson
Friumph
Reg Walz
Thdhioute Shefield
Rey Dunham
James Spencer
Warren County
Eleanor Spencer
Corry
Erie Co
Local notes from Jamestown area update visitors and events
Weather remains warm and dry as residents travel to Chautauqua and beyond. Figures include Esquire Booth from Clarendon, Mrs. A. H. McKelvy visiting Ocean Grove, Misses Kate and Libbie Winger from Oberlin, and Dr. A C McAlpine returning from a wedding trip. Local arrests and notices appear, with jokes and ads intermixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire Booth
Clarendon
A. H. McKelvy
Ocean Grove
N. J
Kate
Libtie Winger
Oberlin College
Miss Crick
T. Teill
Chautauqua
J. HE. King and Son
Buffalo
Judge King
St.—Phil
W. W. Painter
John O'Hern
Titusville
P.olsen
Warren
Oil City
T. H. Cook
E. T. Hazeltine
Lerson
Belle Hertzel
Edith
Ithaca
N. Y
C. H. Meachem
Garland
W. D. Brown
Thousand Islands
Gettysburg
Eben N. Ford
G. A. R. John Morris
Squire Schnur
Special Police
Pedlow
Iris Star
Carver House
M. Law
Palm
Cambridge Chronicle
C. A. Meacham & Co
United States
Scofield
Exchange
Tim Hegerty
Lang
Akron
Warren Fourth celebrated with crowds and fireworks
A detailed Warren County account notes a large Fourth of July celebration in Warren with a parade, band music, and fireworks. Activities included tub and boat races, various foot and horse competitions, and a distribution of groceries by Geo. P. Orr & Co. The event drew thousands, with some dissatisfaction over viewing charges but overall deemed a success credited to the fire department. The piece also covers local crime notes and civic commentary.
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Tourth
Warren
Sth
Warren Fire Department
Tidioute Fire Company
Struthers Chase
Warren Fouging Mills
Geo. P. Orr & Co
Orrs
Watson Hose Band
Tire Department
White Robin Seen by Corry Lady on Water Street
Mrs Harrington, a Corry resident, caught a white robin she thought domestic. The bird, found yesterday near Water Street, proved to be a perfectly white juvenile robin. It drew curiosity from residents before being shown to Mrs Ewing. Wm Spinner offers low-cost plumbing with guaranteed work in Diamond Block, Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Spinner
Diamond Block
Warren
Burge
Capt. Schenck
Warren County
Burgess
Parmles & Lady
P. O. Warren Co
Wyman & Davies
Theodore Messner
G. Wray
North Warren
Wm. Spinner’s
Warren Pa
W. L. Douglas
Lesser’s
Third Street
Post Office
Lesser's
Postoffice
Lester's
A. A. Davis & Co
American Commercial College Emerges From Warren Rename
The Warren Commercial College is renamed American Commercial College. It was started by Prof. G B Munn who later teamed with Prof. L J Irvine. Since opening the institution shows signs of success and growth.
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American Commercial College
Warren Commercial College
G. B. Munn
L. J. Irvine
Warren College grows with Wesco joining Munn and Irvine
Patrons come in larger numbers than expected and a new partner, Prof. H W Wesco of Hutchinson Kansas, joins Prof. Munn and Irvine to form Munn Irvine Wesco. A charter is sought for incorporation as the Warren college expands in the Hoffman block third story.
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Munn
Irvine
H. W. Wesco
Hutchinson
Kansas
Penman
Arkansas Valley Business College
Wesco
America
Munn, Irvine & Wesco
Hoffman Block
Warren
Resolutions of Respect for H. P. Kinnear and Philip Mead
Resolutions honor H P Kinnear died June 28 1396 at age 69 long active in relief visiting the sick widow and orphan a former constable sheriff and state lawmaker. Also notes Philip Mead Past Grand of Youngsville Lodge 0 C F praised his courtesy and service as a long suffering member and pioneer helper. Both lodges express sorrow and pledge mourning draping and family sympathy.
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Wereas
H. 2
Kinnear
Moses
Henry P. Kinnear
H. P. Kinnear
Warren County
Wiley
Youngsville
Brother Kinnear
Warren Ledger
W.F Siertis
Philip Mead
Youngsville Lodge
C. O. F. Noble
Brother Mead
Grand Mead
Youngsville Lodge No
C. F
Masonic Lodge Extends Sympathy in Death of Brother Past Grand Mead
The lodge expresses cordial fraternal sympathy to the deceased’s family and asks the secretary to send a copy of the lodge’s death notice. Fraternally submitted by G. A. Jackson and Brow, as part of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Mead
G. A. Jackson
G. W. Brow
Fourth of July at Clarendon draws large crowd and parades
July celebrations in Clarendon drew many visitors with a lively hose race between Brown and Independent companies ending in a draw. A grand parade in diverse costumes impressed all, followed by a successful rink dance. Knights of Pythias officers installed and local news items include gas company affairs, real estate, and local notices.
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Clarendon
Clarexpon
Brown
Knights of Pythias
James White
WH. Jones
J. C. Mauhl
Arme
Wm. Somerville
H. H. Mitchell
James Davis
J. W. Dunkle
W. H. Sandborn
Grand Lodge
E. N. Geer
Corry
Howard Turner
Clarendon Mutual Gas Association
J. W. Duenkle
Stoneham
Stoneham Baseball
Tiona
Columbia Oil Company
Willard White
Concord
Mass
Wisner
McCutcheon
Burford
Porter
Frank Lowry
Gettysburg
Culps Hill
Round Top
Bloody Lane
Antietam
F. H. Cauley
Henry House
O'Donnell
Pleasant Surprise for Mr Shortt on 42nd Anniversary
A Pleasant Event reports a July 7 anniversary surprise for Wm. H. Shortt organized by neighbors. Daughters Ida and Mattie joined the plan, decoys were used, and Mr Shortt was gently held at home while visitors gathered. He and Mrs Shortt returned to a welcome, with Rev. Hall presenting tokens as friends offered warm wishes and refreshments.
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Younesyil
Wm. H. Shortt
Ida
Mattie
Mad Alger
Hall
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N.Y
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Suspension Bridge
the Grove
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Canada
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Chicago
Literary Life
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Fred Baker
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Pred Baker
Warren Rough
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G. H. Teenhart
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