Miscellaneous Business Cards and Local Notices
A long list of Warren and Clarendon based professionals is printed including attorneys at law Drs. Murray and Davies, pharmacists and merchants, and the Exchange Hotel. Also includes a national capital dispatch discussing Star route prosecutions, Ottman compromise, and political outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Attorneys At Law
Warren
Second Street
Johnson’s Exchange
L. D. Wetmore
C.H. Noyes
W. D. Hinckley
Christian Smith
First National Bank
Warrea
Pas Aote
Teaberry Breath and Teeth Tone Offer
Fragrant remedy promotes fresh breath and bright teeth. Claims to cure dyspepsia and indigestion, boost appetite and energy, and purify the digestive system. Promises anti-bilious action and liver toning with a sample offered.
Carpet Weaving Update From Race IKitone Event
Fragmentary notice mentions qiber prepared to weave wool hit and miss capers at race site and references MAP Conniv along with Pasey. Names and details are unclear but imply preparation or planning for a textile related race event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asd
Giady Tu
Pasey
Cardinal McCloskey Remains A Diminished Force At Seventy Three
Cardinal John McCloskey of New York, nearing seventy three, has grown feeble and relies on his council for secular duties. Born March 10 1810 in Brooklyn, he rose from humble roots to lead churches, oversee St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the Albany diocese, and become cardinal priest in 1875, with a life of steadfast faith and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisisos
Cleveland
New York
Democras
Pattison
John McCloskey
William Quinn
Thomas Preston
Cardinal McCloskey
Brooklyn
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Frederick Co
Gregorian University
Nome
America
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Hughes
McCloskey
Albany
Fifth Avenue
Holy Roman Church
God
Storm Damage Report From Warren Sheffield And Clarendon
A Tuesday evening storm caused light damage in Warren with a chair blown into Bowers candy store and a plate glass broken at Noyes drug store. Sheffield suffered severe destruction including the Schoelpkoff tannery, a crushed Catholic church, a damaged Methodist church, and a blown smoke stack with ten thousand dollars in property damage. Clarendon saw twenty eight derricks blown down and total derrick losses near three thousand dollars as large trees were uprooted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Carver House
Bowers’ Candy Store
Noyes’ Drug Store
Glade
Sheffield
Schoelpkoff
Williams’ Liouse
Lee Liouse
Clarendon
Children’s Day in the Methodist Church
Last Sunday morning Rev Thoburn welcomed worshippers to a joyous service for Children’s Day. The church featured a flower pyramid, windows of blooms, hanging baskets, and thirty cages of canaries overhead. The day included responsive readings, singing, an address to children, and closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of the
Theburn
Prohibition Convention Nominates Warren County Ticket
The Warren County Prohibition Convention met in Youngsville on June 6 1883 and nominated John J. Taylor for County Treasurer and Dr James Catlin for Trustee of Warren Academy. It endorsed the State Convention in Pittsburg May 6, ratifying Ira A Howard for State Treasurer and John R Fordham for State Auditor. The secretary reported strong organization and a 300 percent vote gain since 1880, predicting further gains. Robert Paraisi, Secretary. Gannon Pa June 11 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Youngsville
John J. Taylor
Warren
Warren Academy
James Catlin
Sugar Grove
Pittsburg
Ira &. Howard
Venango
John R. Fordham
Dunkirk Races At Al tural Society Grounds Dated Events
Races set for the Al tural Society grounds in Dunkirk with premiums of 4 pounds on the 19th 20th 21st and 22nd of the month. Sixty to seventy entries include top horses from at least ten states. Rail fare reductions from 18th to 22nd aid visitors. Roncozn Caxkaine will not speak at Warren on the 4th due to professional commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altural Society of
Chautauqua
New York
Missouri
Massachusetts
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Roncozn Caxkaine
Warren
Children Day at M. E. Church Brightens Borough
The M E Church hosted a joyful Children Day with flowers, songs, and an organ performance by a local maid. Smithsonian speaker Thomas from Washington, D C., gave a brief act, while Clover contributed verses. Local notes report deacon and choir tensions, a sun stroke for C Smith, illness for W H Gray, a stolen satchel recovered, and local social updates including engagements and a new home raised by Peter Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Brother Thomas
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Brother Clover
Aol
C. Smith
L. Casey
W. H. Gray
Dunkirk
Alice Agrelius
Sophia New Green
Weaver
Susie Chaffee
Minnie Johnson
C. Swanson
Minnie
Peter Turner
Judge Siggins
Peter
Busix
Obsequies of Amos K Warren Draw Large Crowd
Special dispatch from Mayvitis New York June 12 funeral services for Amos K Warren secretary and superintendent of the Chantsugue assembly were held at his residence. Dr Vincent gave the address and about six hundred followed to the cemetery. The assembly’s successor remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Mayvitis
N. Y
Amos K. Warren
Chantsugue Assembly
Assembly
Dr. Vincent
Lewis Sliller
Akron
Flood
Meadville
Assembly Herald
E. A. Skinner
W. W. Lick
Dunkirk
Stockton
Mr. Warren
Our American Resorts book issued by National News Bureau
A new travel volume titled Our American Resorts Where to Go and How to Get There is reviewed as well written and illustrated. It includes chapters on Washington Yellowstone Colorado California and mountain regions plus rivers lakes caves and seashores and health resorts. Priced at 50 cents paper or $1.00 cloth, available through newsdealers or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Bureau
Washington, D. C
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
California
Catskill
Allegheny
White Mountains
Luray Caves
Thousand Islands
South
What It Costs to Slop a Train
In a railroad suit the cost of stopping a train was debated with testimony asserting a fixed cost. Eminent railroad authorities supported the same view. Opposing counsel calculated stops on one division, multiplying by the rate and fuel, totaling over 30 cents per halt, suggesting higher overall costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordte
Cittsburgh Dispatch
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as cure all
Panicked ad boasts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the greatest medical wonder for wounds ulcers eruptions and skin diseases with a money back guarantee. It claims cures for burns bruises fevers and more at 23 cents a box sold by A W Morse druggist amid a blunt jab about Iowa lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mores
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Neill, Attwues At Law
Warren, Ha. Ofice
Fisher Block
Carter House
ORR & DU. Nale
Waren, Pa
Scofield
J. W. Dunele
W. G. Trunkey
Attorns
Lew
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Judge Scofield
M. MI
ORR
Clarendon, Pa
Wamxelbama
Williaids
gWwa
SODN
Alsotleyabel Counselior-at-Law
Johnson’s 2
Oswee Dale & Freeman
Wfice
Liberty Street
Pao
W.w.dare
L.A. Preemay
Attora Sead J
Oss
P. V. Murray
Merck & Co
J. AM. Davies
Baptist Church
O. H. Hoffman
Waren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
National Bank
RE. Brown, Co
W. Stone
H. BE. Brow
F.polney
Irvington
Dinsloor & Cable, Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Chas. Dinsmoor
JAS. Cable
J.D. Danforth
Rooma
Warren, Pa
Ball & Thompson
Ollica
Beatty Block
Ball
D. 0. Thompson
Dist
Guthrie & Byles
Attoreeya Ay Law Office
Spring Street
Titusville
Crawford, Yasangy, Evie
Forest Counties
E. D Preston
Curnet
Liberty Streets
Hewidency Athos
Bell's
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Hickory
Richard B. Stewart
A.J. Davis
Second and
Wilbur & Schnur
Warren, Pao al
Unu
W. Wilteur
Bchnle
WM. A. Greatyes
Wall
Three Uck
Episcopal Church
Ufe
Ker
Old Capitol
Philadelphia
John M. Carson
Bull Run
Sherman
George G. Meade
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Ottman
Treasury
Express
Brown
Halleck
Ottmian
Alexandria
Otiman
Crowley
Arthur
MEN OF the Hour
the Archdioces
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Methodist Church
Prohibition
Youngs
Guss LP
the Ledger
Bucklen
Jowa
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