Wall paper, shoes, and notices from Warren, Pa
Local ads list wallpaper and silk nail paper by Nick Wendlebove, women’s shoes at C P Northrop, fresh oysters at A Ruhlman, lace bonnets at Mrs Sexton, and a noted residence plan on Market street. Also notes on Derby Day events, a Hook and Ladder company dance, births, a rupture cure, and various local business moves. A murder trial in Erie and graduating class at Warren Union are mentioned with details on attendees and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ruhlman
St. Louis
Warren
Ed Wetmore Hose Company
Watson Hose
C. P. Northrop
New Hook & Ladder Company
Harugari Hall
James Roy, Jr
Perry D. Clark
Conrad Lesser
Buffalo
GC. P. Northop
J. B
Arch St
Phila
J.J. Baish
Clarendon
W. N. Hutch
Union Street
M. E. Church
Olean Herald
L. G. Noyes
Wendlebae
Northrop
S. Uf
Decoration Day Observance in Warren and Surrounding Cemeteries
The G A R and local societies held Decoration Day ceremonies across Warren with parades on Third Street, wreaths at Cobham Park and other cemeteries, and a moving program led by Comrade D W C James. The day featured an oration by W M Music, singing, and gravestone decorating, followed by a rich community dinner for about six hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pearse
Eric Livrald
G. A. R. Society of
Warren
Cobham Park
Indian Hollow
Glade Run
Irvine
Yankee Bush
Marshall Col. Gardner
Parmlee
S. H Davis
Ensworth
N.G
J. M. Siegfried
Eben N. Ford
H.R. Smith
Warren Fire Dept
F. E. Wind
Crantor
Womens’ Relief Corps No
Perr
G. A. RB
Lindsey
Pennsylvania Farmers Meeting at Warren in June
The Pennsylvania Board of Agriculture will hold its spring meeting at Warren court house on June 12 to 14. The program includes welcomes by Rev. Rankin and Gov. Beaver, lectures by J A Gundy and S R Thompson, and discussions on topics from labor dignity to farming education. Numerous addresses cover geology finding water, potato production, dairy, poultry, fruit growing, sorghum, fairs, and farming policy. A Rankin presidency and Thompson secretary roles were set, with decorations and refreshments planned and a horses display plus an oil well torpedoed at Glade for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Board of Agriculture
Warren
Court House
W. A. Rankin
James A. Beaver
J. A. Gundy
Union
Lewisburg
America
B. F P. Morris
Warren Farmers’ Club
J. McCracken, Jr
Pepotburg
Prof
S.R. Thompson
New Willeton
Israel Garreton
Biglerville
Joseph Painter
Armstrong, Kittanning
J. P. Lesley
S. H. Evans
W.tf. Everson
Union City
Pennsylvania
Eastburn Reeder
New Hope
George G. Groff
Bucknell University
B. H. Warren
West Chester
John Hoffa
Milton
George D. Stitzel
Reading
Wm. Puakchilds
C. R. Luutz
Lebanon
H. M. Engle
Marietta
R. 3. Searle
Council
W.A. Rankin
C. C. Thompson
Col. Gardner
Fair Ground
Warren confectionery firm to open store and factory
The Warren confectionery manufacturing company formed by A. M. Rogers and Hall will start wholesale and retail sales in the Allen block beside the Republican headquarters. They will offer confections cigars and ice cream with the McKain block third floor rented for candy production employing several women. Hall handles business affairs while Rogers focuses on candy and ice cream manufacturing. The firm projects success and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Confectionery Manufacturing Company
A. M. Rogers
Hall
Allen Block
Republican
McKain
Rogers
Forest county license denied for Balltown hotel plan
Joseph M. Fair of Balltown Howe township had his hotel license application refused by Judge Brown who said Forest county had been without a license for three years and the applicant failed to prove necessity for travel public accommodation. The petition also lacked required bondsmen names per the 1887 act, a fatal flaw. Also notes Currall A.O. W. officers elected and various local notices and ads for horse liniment wallpaper and walking shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta Republican
Joseph M. Fair
Balltown
Howe Township
Brown
Forest County
Liquor License Applications Listed at Warren Sessions 1888
The Warren county Court of Quarter Sessions docketed 1888 liquor license applications from numerous towns including Youngsville Warren and Columbus. Retail and wholesale licenses were sought for hotels eating houses and breweries with multiple applicants such as C W King George Leonhart Frank Metzy and Joseph Hale among others. Prothonotary notices dated May 21 1888 close the list. Additional local want ads include a bookkeeper position a family help wanted a dining room girl and a note on ladies slippers at C Northrop and Wendleboe supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren Roezdugl
C. W. King
Carver Houe
George H. Leonhart
Exchange Hotel
Heer
Frank Metzy Tail
Wilhelmina Schwing
Esting Loose
John Schmutz
Eating House
George B
J. D.” Ledger
D. Cornen
Third Street
Chambermaid
Summer Dress Goods and Accessories Sale at Hunter & Jarvis
New summer dress goods at lower prices than anywhere else. Ladies underwear 25 cents equal to 40. Hosiery 10 to 25 cents per pair. Pansy bustle in all sizes. 100 kid gloves at 4 3 4 cents plain and 59 cents stitched back. New French satines 4 to 10 yards at 16 4 cents. 25 dozen children's items offered. Sale advertises broad selection and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Jarvis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Wendelboe’s
Benj. Nesmith
Sagertown Springs
Young Ladies Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Jas. A. Keeler
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Pyrothecaic Institute
University of Ennati
Prohibition
Mirror
A.A. Perrine
Titusville
Chas. P. Byron
Harrisburg
Bradford
Philip Stein
Wm. Jones
Erie
St. Cloud
Stein
Jones
Auburn
N.Y
Jacob Weller
Second
Liberty Streets
Keller
Quarate A
Warren Union School
George Kinsky
Jonn Kitchen
Ralph Stone
Charles Werle
Lizzie Crull
Etta Teanhart
Genevieve Marsh
Fannie Mc Maud Ruhiman
Hattie Schelhammer
Bel Winans
Acre
Garland. GasLang
A.S. Goodrich
G. A. R. Post
G. A. R Post
Garland Cornet Band
Torpedo
Presbyterian Sunday School of
Garland
Spring Creek
Citizens
Sons of Veterans
G. A. BR. Post
Methodist Church
M.E
Sirs. Curtis
Sarah Curtis
Farmington
Neek
Goo. Balls Matmeth Clothing Establishment
Greaves
Alou. W
Currall
PLM
A. Carroll
O. C. Allen
Greenland
FY. Cousins
W. A. McKinbey
Pinangier
Geo
QO. Cornelius
P. Greenlund
C. AL Waters
Clarendon Borolgil K. Clc. Campbell
Central Louse
Frank H. Cauley
Henry House
Columbus Borocgl
CU. A. Blakeslee
Columbus House
Broken AW
J.C. Nuttall
Junction House
Conewango
David Ridelsperger
Coredon
Joseph H. Hale
Corydon
Kinzua
K. T. W. Dempsey
Kinzua House
A.G. Shope
Maple Shade
Pittsfield
William Hathaway
Garland Hotel
Sheffield
Joseph Clinton
Lee House
Charles Shaw
Forest House
D. A. Arian
Prothonotary
Prothonotary's Offce
Wendleboe's
Pat
Gulf Coast
Drusqvist W. Stewart
Moss Point
van Wert
Tomers
George S Davis
Liberty
Nierecker~palmer
Warren. Pa
Res P. Deer
Joseph Nierecker
Wiss Lonise
Palmer
Wilite
Maiden Rock
Wis
Mass
Eben
Eben White
Earth
P. Greens
Street Warren
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Lock
Gly
Tucker Co
Bell Brothers
Haskell’s
Black Silks
A. A. Davis & CO
Warren, Penn
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