Warren Pa News Mix Packs Local Life and Events
A bustling Warren page highlights Mike Silk offering Billy Silk for sale, local sidewalk upgrades on Liberty street south of the post office, and a west end schoolhouse nearing September occupancy. It notes muzzled dogs and few arrests, urges readers to buy at LevGer's weekly market, and lists various community happenings from excursions to Chautauqua Lake to a new Kane paper startup.
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Sede
Mike Silk
Billy Silk
Liberty Street
Edinboro State Normal School
Warren County
Not Entitled to Mileage Ruling by Judge Maynard Impacts Officers
Judge Maynard, second comptroller of the treasury, holds naval officers traveling on government expense are not entitled to mileage. Mileage is allowed only when travel is paid by the officer. The decision reverses prior accounting officers rulings and will save the government several hundred thousand dollars.
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Maynard
The
Treasury
Correspondents urged to send favors by Tuesday evening
It will be absolutely necessary to send your favors in time to reach us on Tuesday evening at the latest. Correspondents are asked to sign their names in full, not for publication, but so we can forward stationery, stamps, etc. Please give Wis matter attention and confer a favor.
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M. O. Lavens
Bradford
Ger. Grant
Barah Hackney
Farman
Fred Lamb
United States
Marshal Parmlee
Walter Allen
Foot Race On Tuesday Between Hegerty And Hamilton
J Hegerty accepts a challenge to a 100 yard race with a young man named Hamilton who has long based his headquarters in Warren. The event is scheduled for the driving log in Pere.
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TY. J. Hegerty
Hamilton
Warren
Tiu
Personal Pencilings from Warren and Nearby Towns
Brief notes of visits and travels from Titusville Jamestown Pittsfield Akron and Warren. Local residents include Newth J A Nel, Mrs W G Shutt, Dr G T Pryor, Miss Nettie Palmer, Miss Lillie Garrett, Geo P Orr, Mrs C W King, Geo Fourl, W S Lefford, Prof Hoge, Q Parsons and wives Mary Miller Katty Blyston Charlie Harris Frank Harris F M Blyston, Dr A C McAlpine and family.
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Newth
J.A. Nel
Titusville
Mercer
Jamestown
W. G. Shutt
Pittsfield
G T. Pryor
Garfield
Warren
Wednnesday
Nettie Palmer
Akron
Fannie M. Smith
Hast
Dave Emery
North Clarendon
W.S. Lefford
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoge
Tidioute
Edinboro
Free Methodist Camp Meeting at Irvin Grove
The Free Methodist camp meeting will be held at Irvin Grove starting August 5 for one week. Admission is free and expenses are met by voluntary contributions. All religious people are invited to attend and join in the work of saving souls.
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Irvin Grove
Jamestown Faces Anniversary and Crime Notes
Jamestown marks its 75th fall anniversary while a thief who robbed a dwelling several times returns all stolen articles. Other items note Judge James Prendergast’s 1810 house, Hart eloping with his niece, large Susquehanna log quantities and raft rope costs, Bradford glass makers testing natural gas, and Samuel C. Smith returning from Oklahoma Boomers with ponies.
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Jamestown
James Prendergast
James Hart
Sheakleyville
Mercer Co
Jennie Case
Hart
Susquehanna
Williamsport
Bradford
Samuel C. Smith
Kansas
Columbus News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
A hail storm caused damage while crowds gathered for performances by Lee and Seribner. Local residents report lively streets and strong patronage from nearby counties. Burglars are mentioned as active but risky, with residents ready to defend with force. The two sisters Wollister and Gordon run dressmaking, making outfits for Mesdames Rhodes Rowe and Baker. Monroe family guests and Elmer on vacation, Rev Shultz visiting Meadville and preaching next Sunday. Celie Gates buys a small organ and studies music, Mary Ann Eaches bakes for her cottage and camp meeting in August. Equitable Aid Union office and Masonry services noted.
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Lee & Seribner
Mary Ann Eaches
Cassanga
Equitable Aid Union
Pree Mason's
Fragmentary Skim of Local Notice in Cox Neb
A damaged OCR snippet from Cox Nebraska shows garbled text about painting, trimming, and names including Mr and Mrs Barth Ivills. The readable content is minimal and unclear, making precise event or action determination difficult.
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Mrs. Barth
Population figures for Warren County in 1880 census
The 1880 census lists Warren borough population at 2,910, up from 2,014 in 1870, with estimates over 4,000 today. The document also itemizes each township and borough including Columbus, Conewago, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, and Youngsville among others, totaling Warren County.
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Warren
Grokentraw
Cherry Grove
Columbus
Columbus Township
Conewsugo
Corydon
Deerfield
Farms Freehold Glade
Kinga Limestone Mead
Pine Grove
Pittsfield
Pleasant Sheffard
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
Tidioute
Triumph
Tite Warren
Watson Youngsville
Bell Bros Reveals Big Hosiery Sale This Week
Bell Bros announces opening of 75 dozen ladies and children's hose bought by their syndicate at low figures. Early customers will get best selections and bargains. They tout corsets gone, but numerous low prices on cotton lisle and silk gloves hosiery and embroideries. Over 100 dozen hosiery and gloves offered to sell quickly.
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Bell Bros
Buri Bros
Marriages in Jamestown and nearby towns in 1880s era notices
A sequence of wedding notices from Jamestown and surrounding areas lists couples married in 1835 to 1885. Names include J. Bouncy and Willis O. Gibson, J. Baker, J. Ladow and Cora Warner, Edward Sanborn and Alice Robbins, Luis Hansen and Fosina Michael, Oscar Carlson and Augusta Johnson, Charles Wauper and Maggie Wert, Anthony Sunnit and Adnes Casperson. Locations cited include Sugar Grove, Frewsburg, Pine Grove, Ackley Station, Warren, and Jamestown with parsonage and church venues noted.
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Gibson-Baker
Saring Chei
Jane
J. Bouncy
Willis O. Gibson
J. Baker
Spry Creek
Hill
Sugar Grove
K.J. Winte
J. Kul
Mary E. Pettis
Laadow
M. K. Parsonage
J. W. Crawford
Orra M. Ladow
Eli
Cora A. Warner
Pine Grove
Sanborn—Robbins
Jamestown
N.Y
Dealey
Edward
Sanborn
Russell
Alice Robbins
Ackley Station
Hansen
Michael
Rolf
Eli County
Misa Maggie Wert
Lewisburg
NIZL+CASPERSON
Ie Lutheran Parsonage
Yoerr
Anthew Sunnit
Amdses Casperson
WU Oelletta
Pat
Democratic Nominations for Warren Officials
Democratic nominations list Warren area candidates for sheriff Prothonotary and assessor plus other county roles. C A McKinney of Brokenstraw for sheriff and George P Orr of Warren for prothonotary are named along with J D Grailes of Mead for commissioner and Emaryl Davis of Sugar Grove for the agenda.
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Shenifey
C. A. McKinney
Brokenstraw
George P. Orr
Warren
Comoner
J.D. Griales
Mead
Warren Agadena
Emaryl Davis
Sugar Grove
Noted Men Dycoming More Noted for madieni use
Fragmentary text describes noted men and a wine product from Port Wine, with references to sale by A. We Morck and a mention of trotting speed by Robert Bonner. The readable segments imply a local ad or notice about procurement and a racing context, but details are unclear.
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A. We Morck
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims world’s best healing
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as curing cu s bruises sores ulcers boils and skin eruptions with money back guarantee. It promises relief for piles and other ailments at 25 cents a box, sold by A. W. More. Australia reportedly loses forty four million dollars from pleuro-pneumonia spread by a recovered single cow.
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A. W. More
Australia
Noting Made in Vain and Mexico's Mills
Nothing made in vain is claimed by the ad copy and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier from Lowells Mass. It purifies the blood strengthens the system and revives vigor with 100 doses priced at 41. Mexico is rapidly advancing industrially with eighty seven mills running 247894 spindles and 8742 power looms.
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Iad
Hood
Lowell
Mass
Al-Jim
Mexico
Carriage and Wagon Silop Promotes Local Work
An ad notes Warren PA firms Grune and Laceren offer neat easy running wagons and Jackson's Patent fatrow from Warren county. Also mentions a local sale of a Doton property for thirty pounds and a testimonial about Brown's Tron Bitters aiding eczema. An editor’s snippet cites a clock company stock issue at Thomaston Connecticut ending with useless movements.
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Sele
Warren County
Market Street
Grune & Laceren
Warren
Warren and
New Block
Goiamond Block
Glade
Ws. Sennon
Warren, Pa
Thomaston, Conn
Hartford Courant
Consumption Cure Promised by Retired Doctor
An old physician claims a vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. He offers to mail the recipe free in multiple languages to readers who request it, citing many tested cases and urging relief for sufferers.
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East India
W. A. Neves
Powers Lock
Rochester
Deedeolyome
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Chaustauqua Lake
C. W. Nichols
Joseph Patchen
Mike Bail
Stewart's
Buffalo
C. H. Meecham
Hig
Alden
Harley Eddy
King
Kinzua
Youngsville
Garland
Grand Valley
P.&e
Henry W. Brown
Brown Bros
Chattanooga
Tenn
John L. Divine
Kane, McKean Co
Messrs. Marl
J. Malone
Noyes
Will Stanton
Mike Garvey
Greenland
Garvey
Linton
A. B. McKain & Son
Emil Lesser
Eds Walker
U.T. Bishop
Chautauqua Lake
Matthew Keller
Conenango
Richard Stewart
Company “I
Conneaut Lake
Cewn
Miya
Keystone Clothing
Poplar
Episcopal Church
P. & E. Railroad Company
High Street
Warren Mills Co
Wade
Corry
Shear
Fenton
Struthers Hose Band
Revere House
Pennsylvania
G. K
Carver House
J. KE. Weaver
Water Street
Keystone Clothing Company
Camp Meeting
Neighborhood News
Warren Co
Iloves
Java
New Orleans
Ross PL Xing
Robert Bonner
Thiaka
Bucklen
Doton
John Blackstone
Boston
Ghote
J.D. Rodefer
Greendale
Hickory Street
B. Pro G
E. Bartsch
Barsch & Gruber
Chas. Bartsch
Joe Blossom
Florida
Aston Transcript
Ely
Wm. L. Dayton
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