Strawberry plants for sale and Ohio camp meeting
City items note E Hill of Tidioute selling strawberry plants and the Ohio State camp meeting moving to Pennsylvania with events in Egbert's Grove Franklin on August 22. Also reports on new houses near John Keller and Samuel Cogswell, an omnibus to the Exchange Hotel, and various local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hill
Tidioute
Pennsylvania
Egbert’s Grove
Franklin
John Keller
Samuel Cogswell
Personal Mentions Highlight Local Visitors and Changes
J T Currie of Youngsville and Dr F A Randall of Curry were in Warren this week. Minnie Martin of Pittsfield guests Miss Mary Ames. Frank Russell improves his High street building. Harmons, J P Miller, and D Wentworth of Sugar Grove in town. Henry S Thomas raises his residence and adds a back extension. Mrs M McCullough of Conneautville spent Friday in Youngsville. Henry Danforth returns home from Titusville Business College on vacation. Mrs R K Russell rents Market Street residence to an oil operator for 600 dollars yearly and will live with her daughter in Dakota. Mrs J A Pain, wife of editor Pain, died after a long illness. sympathies with Mr Pain. Sandy Mair reports health good but job dull after moving to Denver. Subscriptions settled by N W Smart, Lawrence Wesh, Jerome Knapp, John Williams, Thomas McDonald, Thomas Jones, and Jacob Loughenburger, among others. Col Ellsworth retires from Reed House Erie. Capt D M Johnson succeeds. Col Ellsworth plans southern travel for his ill wife. Trout fishing trip with C E Bell and Bell Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Currie, Esq
Youngsville
F. A. Randall
Curry
Warren
Minnie Martin
Pittsfield
Mary Ames
Frank Russell
High Street
H. S. Thomas
M. McCullough
Conneautville
Henry Danforth
Titusville Business College
R. K. Russell
Market Street
Dakota
J. A. Pain
Pain
Corry Telegraph
Col. Ellsworth
Reed House
Erie
D. M. Johnson
Sandy Mair
Denver
Colorado
N. W. Smart
Enterprise
Lawrence Wesh
Chandler’s Valley
Jerome Knapp
Russellsburg
John Williams
Corydon
Thomas A. McDonald
Thomas Ma. Jone
Clarendon
Jacob Loughenburger
Pleasant
Carver House Leads Warren Hotel Boom
Warren gains six hotels boosting city status with the Carver House at the forefront under Mrs C W King and John son. Modern upgrades include refurnished rooms awnings and an airy office. guests praise dining room and seating for oil and other business men. The Carver House is praised as the best known hotel in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Carver House
C. W. King
Johnson
Figures Tell Names Adding To Local Post Offices
The largest Lin GER package outside Warren post office reaches 78 to Tidioute with Youngsville adding 18 for 73 tying Tidioute. Irvington adds 15 to reach 72, Garland adds 19 for 55, Warren list about 700, Lepcst circulation near 2500, Kinzua adds 20 for 49, Corydon and Cornplanter also contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Tidioute
Youngsville
Irvington
Garland
Lepcst
Kinzua
Corydon and
Cornplanter
Exchange Hotel Opens After Three Months of Work
G N Leonhart transformed two three story brick buildings planned as stores and offices into a first class hotel. A crew of carpenters plumbers upholsterers and painters labored until last Saturday noon. The Exchange hotel now welcomes the public with two entrances one into a large office and one into the bar room, both furnished with black walnut furniture and plated mountings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Leonhart
Exchange Hotel
Closing of Our Public Schools in Warren
The June gala day marked by the Warren High School commencement as five graduates, Miss King, Miss Greenland, Miss Shackleton, Mr. Greenland, and Mr. Conarro, received diplomas amid praise from Rev. Thoburn and Judge Johnson. Morning rehearsals prevented crowding, and the evening exhibition impressed all with its theatre-like quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cxsar
Gaul
Warren
Warren High School
Our High School
Miller
Perry
Allen Chorus
Blanche E. M
Louis P
Greenland
Ireland
Mary
Theburnbout
W. M. Lindsey
Chotus
Desestares
King
Shackleton
Conarro
Thoburn
Lindsey
Judge Johnson
W. A. Rankin
Local notes and social events from Warren area
Wm. Jewell Z makes a third river trip this spring. W. L. Cable bought the Haywood property and moved in. Wm. Griffin moves to Stoneham to work at the tannery. Invitations issued for a social dance at Arcanum Hall Friday with Warren orchestra. A night cap party last Friday raised about thirty dollars for sidewalks. Mr. Berry left for Kentucky to seek oil territory. Charley to handle swine duties during his absence. Urges more houses to rent as demand grows. Addresses Stub Pen question, clarifies town status as not part of Warren. Notes improvements in Wm. Jewell & Son and Johnson & Friday stores, and new exchange stable by Benson & Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jewell Z
W. L. Cable
Haywood
Wm. Griffin
Stoneham
Arcanum Hall
Warren
Berry
Kentucky
New York
Charley
Lepcer
Bastile
Wm. Jewell & Son and Johnson & Friday
Messrs. Benson & Dunn
Sruz Pex, Jr
Fourth of July Goods at Warren Wholesale Prices
Johnson and Siegfried offer a wide range of fireworks in Warren Pennsylvania including firecrackers Roman candles rockets lanterns bomb shells colored fire pistols torpedoes caps triangles mines pin wheels flags and related items in wholesale and retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Siegfried
Variety Hall
Warren
Anonymous circular on liquor licenses sparks public debate
An anonymous circular circulated to many citizens last week names signers of petitions to obtain liquor licenses. The writer defends petition signers as acting legally while condemning the public ridicule and calls for temperance leaders to reflect. The piece cautions against libel and praises temperance goals but argues the anonymous act harmed the cause and provoked ongoing controversy.
June Term Criminal and Civil Docket Report
Court opened with Judge W D Brown and assistants. Criminals heard include W B Seiblick guilty, Stephen Sexton (larceny) guilty, Geo Shirley guilty, 8 D Brecht on trial. Civil wins for Wm Forgie v Pa R R Co and Mary B Cramer v Newman Stultz at $150 each. Fire steamer incident described. valve damage from sand. Local ad copy for Venetian satins at 30 cents. Bett Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brown
Messrs. Bates and Brown
Commonwealth
W. B. Seiblick
Cam
Stephen Sexton
Geo. Shirley
D. Brecht
Wm. Forgie
The
Pa. R. R. Co
Mary 8. Cramer
Newman Stultz
Merck Drug Store Offers Free Trial of Dr King’s New Discovery
A. W. Merck’s drug store reports an unprecedented rush for trial bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat and lung ailments can obtain a free trial bottle at the store Regular size is $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Merck's
Dr. King
Dangerous counterfeit walnut leaf hair restorer alert
Aad states counterfeit Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer circulating. Genuine bottles show a walnut leaf image in glass and a green leaf on the wrapper. Advertises safety and hair restoration claims, urges purchase only from responsible parties, lists Johnston Holloway Co and Hull Bucker as wholesale agents, with local shop promotions for harnesses and lace scarfs at Warren outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Philadelphia
Hull & Bucker
New York
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Corry
Lawrence Welsh
Chandler's Valley
Willing Hand Society
Hanhart Block
St. Joseph’s Church
W. 8. Scott
Scott
Eric
Watson and Struthers Hose Companies
Pall
Titusville
Dunkirk Road
Barnum
Chicago
W. C. Rowland
California
California For the Benefit of His Health. Mr. Rowland
Henry Baxter
Watson Township
Baxter
Strut
H. Harmon, Esq
J. P. Miller
D. Wentworth
Sugar Grove
the Exchange Hotel
North Warren
Conewango Bridge
Bett Bros
Arun
5. Keller’s
Harness Store
Bet Bros
Boot and Shoe Store
Watson & Davis’ Block
Overshaoes, ET
Bart & Mears
A. BE. Nettleton
Arrow & Sons
C. P. Northrop
Nstf
Just
MRS
Freathers
Children’s School
A. P. Gillmore
Warren, Pa
Auditors’ Statement
Ireus
W.J. Slater
Nore
James Russell
H. G. Baxter
Jacob Conarro
Gomi
Commis
Aurvices Ay Com
Robert Slater
Treas
Hevey Paxtun
Jacon CoNaAkRo
J. Stater
Suave
Unite States
Renner Manufacturing CO
Smithfield St
Pittsburgh
Glade City
New Bridge
W. C. Rowlan Warren
Mem
JT. H. Nevin &O
Pittsburgh, Pa
L. G. Noyes
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