Corry and area notes mix of visits and events
Miss Emma Tipton visits in town while Allegheny college student Frank Bray returns home. A large excursion to Bradford and a cornucopia of local travel and social plans fill the page alongside railway updates, a lightning strike on oil storage, postmaster appointments, and burglaries at a meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Emma Tipton
Tidioute
Als. E. Levy
Buffalo
N.Y
Geo. Ball
J. M. Blair
John Murray
Corry
Blanche Hazeltine
New York State
Geo. Speckman
Dutch Hill
Oakland Cemetery
M. L. Campbell
North Clarendon
Baltimore
George Miles
Clarendon
Willis Cowan
High Street
W.n.yl& PL
Bradford
Rock City
Big Bridge
Chautauqua Assembly
Rixford
McKean County
White Cross League
Stewart's Grove
Sugar Grove
O.A.Y
A. Ruhlman
Conenango Foundry
John T. Hill
Till
Frank Button
Ostmaster
Cameron
Matthew Emocrat
Philadelphia
Fourth Street
Humphrey & Nemeyer
Carter
Willian Carter
Lottsville
Merck
Broadhead Mills
Jamestown
Iinery
Sheffield
Iron Works
Barren
Cleveland
Broadhead
Iron Orks
Weather Crop Bulletin June 23 1858 Pennsylvania
Weather bulletin reports variable rainfall across Pennsylvania with several towns noting no rain and crops benefiting from sun. Wheat rye corn and hay praised for growth though rain scarcity warned will hurt next week. Extracts from reports list crop conditions by town and a note on a Chautauqua Lake railroad timetable and local commerce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Altoona
Columbus
Patn
Charlesville
Lebanon
Pottstown
Lock Haven
Hollidayburg
McConnellsburg
Eric
Huntingdon
Wrysox
York
Quakerstown
Lancaster
Carlisle
Osford
T.T. Townsewp
Deacon Jones Reports on Republican Conventions in 1884
Deacon Jones writes from Warren County Pennsylvania about the Chicago Republican National Convention and the St Louis gathering. He notes differences in attendees, funds, and spectacle, doubts party prospects, mentions Harrison as Indiana’s standard bearer, and defends his own role while correcting misinformation. He ends with an endorsement of English Spavin Liniment via a dealer in Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Co. Pa. c
Chicago
St. Lova Konvenshon
Republikan Party
Hev
Kombinashen
Isallers
Dennis
Kampain
South
New York
Republikans
Amerika
Kontrol
Uy Republikans
Lawrels
Kredit
B. F. Jones
Eldred
Indiana
Harrison
Deacon Jones
Fourth of July 1838 in a Northern Ohio newspaper
Poem by Fanny Irvine celebrates patriotism and independence, praising noble men and a free nation. Notices advertise land for sale in Pittsfield and Farmington, a dentifrice ad, rupture cure, horse liniment, footwear by C P Northrop, and various insurance and local goods offerings.
Fans and Umbrellas Store Offers Special Deals This Week
Bert Broungers Fans for decorating and cooling appear in window displays. Glora Umbrellas and parasols sell from $1.50 to $2235. Ladies 50 cent vests, high neck, short sleeves offered at 25 cents each. Headquarters for all grades of underwear.
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Pittsfield Township
Dunkirk Depot
Pittsfield Hotel
Mas
Junta A
Access
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Warren PA
Weather Crop Bulletin
U. E
Chautauqua Lake
Brocton
Mayville
Merck Drug Store
Cogswell
Cherry Grove
Mr. Ruver
J. J. Caserly
McMurtrie’s Hall
K. of L
Jus
Clancy
Phil
Elias
Geary
J. F. Duncan
Robt
Helen
J.T. Caserly
Fay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warren
T. E. Iarrison
Beatty Block
Greaves
M. Jackson & Bro
Wyman & Davis
John McCain
Darlington
Ind
L. G. Noyes
Fanny Irvine
Justice
Minot
Millionairs and Mechanics
Farmington
Warren Co
G. Poxp
Busti
N. Y
J. B. Mayor
Phila. Pa
Spain
Sweeney
W L. G. Noyes
C.P. Northrop
Northrop
John Sill & Son
Exchange Block
Water Street
C. P. SoMthrop
Northrop’s
Woendleboe
Wendelboes
Alte
Sexton
A. Kublmn
Wendleboe
P. Northrop
C. P. Northrop
S. Tf
Nick Wendlebee
the People's Column
Kinzua
Reed Bros
Warren, Pa
Butt
Reverdy B
Richard B. Stewart
Third Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Oluce Liberty Street
Third
Sp.m Reudenie
Bart
Oty
Bucklen
A. W. Morck
Iwanted
Tarrant
S. Seltzer
Bert Broungers
Bell Brothers
Junty
A. A. Davis & CO
Warren, Penn’a
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