Warren Chronicle Local Notices and Events Snapshot
The itemized notes report Capt. E A Goodrich confined to home and Capt Crowell in town, Miss Minnie Cristie visiting Warren, Major James discussing 1860 Senate, local callers at the Lepest office, Hall family returning from lumber woods, sleighing outings with Miss Crick and Miss Young, Dr H M Fisher appointed official surgeon for the Lac New York and Ohio rail road, Rev G A Bruegel commended for literary favors, Mrs Davis returning after illness, Sarah Bernhards set to appear in Titusville, Ellicottville Catholic church burned, Cattaraugus Agricultural Society fair set for Little Valley, Buffalo remedy ads, fatal train accident involving a boy near Tidioute, Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy advertised, Laban Lodge portrait presentation, Chas Schwing opens a restaurant, Mrs Barnhott cured of rheumatism by Belectric Oil, Russellsburg misinformed about wedding reception, and Danville Asylum inmate transfers to Warren and Harrisburg facilities with preparations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Goodrich
Minnie Cristie
Tidteute
Warren
A. Jamieson
M. C. Talbott
Maj. James
Senate
Philadelphia Times
Oil City
Lepest
D. M. Martin
Russellsburg
Miller
OL. W. Harrington
Sugar Grove
P. Hall
Myx. Halil
Miss Crick
Stoneham and
Clarendon
Young
Erie
H. M. Fisher
Akron
Ohio
Lac New York & Ohio Railroad
Sarah Bernhards
Titusville
Sarah
Ellicottville
Cattaraugua County
Cattaraugus Co. Agricultural Society
Little Valley
Tidioute
Lee
Shiloh
A.d. Davis
Laban Lodge
K. of IL
J. TE. Bork
W. J. Smith
Clarendon grows as builders rush in amid oil hopes
Clarendon sees rapid construction with new stores and houses readying as leasers seek prime sites. Local drilling progresses with several crews like Brown Brothers and Ellison & Garrett active along Union Oil Co leases. Citizens monitor licensing at Warren while Stone Hill wells push deeper toward wider territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
J. 2
Jennings
Tidioute
Win
Spence
Beecher & Copeland
Lillibridge
Waterford
Latimore Nimon
Clarendon House
Rockwell
New York
Porter
Roywell
Union Oil Co
Tiona
Bell & Hopewell
Union OF Co
Ellison & Garrett
Clark & Foster
Stone Hill
MaGee
Lower Sheffield
Growell & Roth
Hiddlesperger
Aristone Uwil
King & Walker
Rockwall
Warren, Engan & Co
Stone Win
Gook & Co
Whaley Farm
Remarkable enterprise grows. moves HQ to Broad Way
The venture expands rapidly and relocates its headquarters from the Tribune Building to a large six story Broadway site at 764 Broad Way in New York City. Manufacturing will consolidate later, with plans for a single vast factory. The firm touts its Library Magazine and discounted classics while inviting readers to request an illustrated booklet on Book Making and Type Setting by Steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bros
Fredonia
Switzerland
Sheriff Chase
Welch
New York
Court House
Williard White
Stoneham
F. K. Wyman
J.B. White
Missouri
Now
Tribune
Broadway
New Yor City
Green
Carlyle
American Book Exchange
King
W Morek & Go
W Morek & Co
Bark Loads Haul to Horton Crary Co Tannery
Snow furrows the countryside as Horton Crary and Co. tannery receives two massive bark loads last Saturday. Munson Caskey’s load weighs 17 348 pounds and George Brown’s 17 650 pounds, each about eight cords. Crowds of around 300 watch scales as sleighing nears its end and residents bemoan delayed warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeffield
Horton, Crary & Co
Munson
Tannery Co
Donaldson Farm
Heaviest wind and snow storm hit region last Thursday
The storm brought heavy winds and snow across the region. Residents Ira Badger and wife moved from Mr. Everett’s to J. C. Ackley’s home. Rev. Merritt preached at Happy Hollow Church to a large audience. J. E. Orton, longtime resident and member of the A Q W, died February 28 1831 near Pittsburgh while aiding a fruit tree venture. His burial was in New York State. The March term spurred local visits to the county seat as veterans discussed pension filings. A wedding item involving Mr Baggs and a reception miscommunication caused later revision in Russellsburg notes. Don
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Badger
Mr. Everett
J. C. Ackley
Rev
Merritt
Happy Hollow
J. E. Orton
A. Q
Pittsburgh
Eastern
New York State
Lia Badger
Laperr
Baggs
Charley Peterson
Biiges
Russellsburg
Don
Welcome to Dr Goudy in Garland amid local notes
Dr. 8. P. Goudy returns from Columbus with MD diploma ready to serve. Local news covers store improvements, mill work, a donation party, sermons, a planned school entertainment to raise funds, a serious saw mill accident with an amputated leg, workforce plans, dam repairs, early spring river raft preparations, and a new land league forming in Garfield with fifty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Goudy
Garland
Columbus
Ohio
Goudy
H.F. Andrews
Mesars
Martin & Haupin
J. Martin
Adams
Adamsy
Brockway
Aldrich
Muandaville
M. J. Church
Davies
Presbyterian Church
Balcony tussle on Pullman sleeper ends with dramatic scene
Four quarrels erupted between Bernhard Company staff on a Pullman palace sleeper. A violent fight followed as the treasurer clashed with the manager Mayer, who held a roll of cash stained with blood after a pistol was drawn. Milo Bernhardt appeared, in night attire, calming the disturbance as Sara’s night costume became the focus of attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt Company
Mayer
Milo Bernhardt
Sara
Norfolk Polled Stock Animal Brought to Van Buren Farm
A Norfolk Polled cattle animal of imported blood arrives by express for D Fairbanks of Van Buren farm. The breed is praised as a superior milker. horns are noted as a feature of past cattle standards and a sign of progress in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fairbanks
Express
van Buren
Florida
Texas
Fredonia Censor
Long & Neiman
LaSalle Sn
Chicago
Norio
Odd Fellows visit Youngsville Lodge ends with Brethren reception
Youngsville on March 7 hosted nineteen Warren Lodge members led by B Morris and R J Russell. After initiation of a candidate both lodges shared a dinner prepared by Youngsville ladies. A Rebecca meeting followed with three Youngsville wives and a daughter initiated. Spirit of hospitality praised by attendees and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Youngsville
Titusville
G. W. Brown
Odd Fellows of
Warren
B. ¥. Morris
R. J. Russell
Andrew Hertzel
G .U. Ames
H. Gogswell
John Sill
J. EB. Serkstresser
J. J. Taylor
Dwight Uowen
D. W. Bromhead
W. Il. Taylor
James Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
R. P. King
Willem Swanson
Dalrymple
YT. McNett
John Logan
George Oty
Youngsville Lodge
Warren Lodge
D. Strickland
Sprey
Brothers Berkstresser
B. K. Roasell
KF. Alorris
D. W. Brodheml
John
Win
Swanson
Good.meh
Wey
Strickland
W. H. Clark
W. F P. Siggins
LL P. Kane
Philip Mead
A. Jackson
D. W. Brodhead
Lettie Davis
Rebecca
Ton
H. B. Esmear
I. Brayton
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Warren Ledger
Yes Paper P
Rowell
B. Batea
Adyvertisin
Park Row
Times
Ew ‘Ik, Ie
B.A
N. JB
Baltimore
D. A
Corydon
Oneville
Steamburg
Savurday
Germany
D. M
Ross & Bro
Wellsville
Farmington
Olean
Reenland Bros
Jungedi
G. C. James
D. M. Gross & Bro
Greenland Bros
A A, Davis & Co
Mellaur
Thompson
Antuguillo, Pa
J. A. Sooper
Edinboro
L. Rogers
Struthers Iron Works
North Warren
Lucy James
F. H. Wyman
Wyman
Andrews
Andrews Fashion Queen
Franklin
Meadville
Jamestown
Bradford
de Forest Weld
W. H. Andrews
Earth
G. A. Bruegel
Cherryville
Bir Bruegel
Davis
Erie Co. N
Geo. Ball & Co
Clinton Street
Buffalo
Chas. Schwing
Warren Sayings Bank
M. Schwing
Wil
Barnhottt
Car
Prath
Saul
Briggs
Danville
Warren Asylum
Harrisburg
Richardson
Bis Country
E. D. Strang
L. A. Coleman
Strang
Mr. Strang
Js. D. Strang
W. D. Brown
Messrs. Connelly and
Acocks
Brown
John Puchlart
Deerfield Township
Chase
Criminal. Com
Geo. Hathern
Mary L. Muller
D. Tompkins
True Bullus
Mathern. Com
Curtis Hill
John P. Sage
Y Gom
A. Phillips
F. Coursen
Frank Galbraith
T. Weaver
T. H. Griffith
Tompkins
True Bill . Vom
Geo. Uathern
Wom
Siney Hassett
Com
John Schott
Geo. Nobbs
Alex Ramsey
Jacob Birtz
A. F. Pilate
Olyvil
T. L. Bliss
Thomas Keeler
Seu Sit
Plalatiiy
Pei
Wabren
Wilson
Cresent
R. T. of
Rus‘gellbsurg
Eivin B. Orton
Royal Templar
D. J. T Hoursey
Aga Carr
W. W. Szionz
Sheffield
Javington
Wm. McMullen
Wm. H. Morris
Irvington
Bartholomew
Pasentter
R. V. Leach
Breau
Messrs. Patch & Walter
Geo. Crooks
Toadater
Allegheny
Chas. B. Bowman
Dearest Weld
W. Et. Melzgar
Garfield
Dunkirk
Salamanca
Parker
Gaskill & Miller
Petroleum Agricultural Society
Jay Gould
Shenango & Allegheny RB. R
Hilliards Station
Brady
Petrotia
Bradford Sand Oil Co
Geo. Ball & Co's
Geo Ball & Co
Dan Meiss
New York City
Bartlett
Thomas’ Belectric
Washington
Hartford Times
Lince
Grecphund Bros
Pujanvstt
Sarah Bernhardt Company
Parshall
Conundrum
Thomas
Frazer
William E. Chandler
Blaine
Grant Republicans
Shefield
J. A. Calbertapn
Morel & Go
Mardylee
Willard White
Eloel
A. A
Willard Whiter
J. P. Manston
Sup
Carter
Mariii
Hook
Arthur
Kinzua Township
Kinnua
J. P
Moses L. Hook
Glade
Josephinel. Arthur
Corydon Township
Pearl May Hare
Isaac and
Jennie Hare
Greenland
Brg.’S
Liomes
Virginia
Union
I. K. Staples & Co
Richmond
St. Xavier's Academy
Latrobe, Pa
Pennsylvania
Sisters OF Mercy
Beatty
P.O
Decid
Westmoreland County
Perry Davis
Ataranes
Csi
Jisdenart
Ivert
Perry Davis & Son
Providence
R. J
Y. A. Lehmann
Washington, D. C
P. Bysecker
Second St
Variety Hall
Commonwealth
Warren Co
Egos
D&c
Belvs Crean Baln
Drugrets
Bly’s Cream Balm CO
Owego
A. J. Davis
A. W. Merck & Co
Wells & Noyes
Wade & CO
Sherman Weir
Hr. Wade
Wade
Mirbster
Farmington Township
Henry
Dorn
Lander P. C
W. C. Rowland
Flickars Y Shylt
Opposite &Coot House
Warren, Pa
Bath
Loomis & McMaster
N.Y
Sue
Jacob Eysinger
Citizens’ National
Citizens’ Mayings Bank
Myron Watets
Robert Dennison
P. Johnson
G. N. PanMbnnr
M. Waters
F. Henry
T. A. Jamieson
A. Herre
V. Davis
J. R. Clark
G. W. Scorfield
F. E. Allen
Libertant
Laura Allen
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Omsase
Crane’s Cancer Infirmary
Addison
Dre
Geo
Crane
Rush Brown
Oath
Cortlandt Street
Wolee
Garth St
Jeana
Sextus Keller
J C. Bennett
Tonhatta Block
Pat EN J. Win
Mieter
Washington D. C
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Hertzel & CO
Proprietors of the
Liberty Sx
Colley
Pahkis
Tay Elevator
Vermont Farm Machine CO
Bellows Falls
Feuch & Muston
Mc Marston & Co
Fism
J. B Fouch
J. 3
FOUC
C. M. Marston
Copartnership
BJ. Marston
J. B. Fouch
Fouch & Marston
C. M. Marston & Co
Mrhite
F. O. Pierce & Co
Southern
Gulf States
Hl. A. Jamieson & CO
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