Notice for Subscriptions Ends June First in County
Subscriptions starting July must be renewed by June 1 to maintain reduced rates. Payments may be made to authorized agents or the office. June issue will be enlarged and printed with new type. The paper aims to serve home readers and the Democratic party, with no backlog allowed. Authorized agents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Thoneyry
Jennie M. Long
Joan D. Lone
Pittsfield Pa
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Warren
Court House
Borough of
G. C. Hamilton
Market Street
Mill Pond
Ofice
G. O. Uamillion
Trnvineer
Robert Mckay
Wai. Schlur
BAYER
City notices mix with local life and industry chatter
A digest of small-town updates spans blossom forecasts, stage shows, church services, weddings, and civic notes. It mentions strawberries for sale, visitors from Titusville and Brig, court terms, a fire parade, hiring for a local tannery, and local reflections on newspapers and politics. It also covers a refinery fire scare, a shooting robbery near Pine Run, and upcoming temperance lectures plus railroad and oil-well activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Slowe
Titusville
Warren
C Sloan
Brig
United States
Youngsville
Court of Common Pleas
Struthers Hose Company
Ohio
Willard White
Edwin R. Pierce
Chas Schimmelfeng
Thomas H. Bines
John E. Wheeler
Carter
Stoneham Tanning Company
the Mirror
Geo. P. Orr
Evangelical Church
F. P. Saylor
Lutheran Church
Otis Brown
Glade
Trusbell
Brown
James
Boston
Eclipse
Franktin
Charles Gienn
East Brady
Pine Run
Gien
Edich Rich
H. Rich
Oil City
J. W. Binnear
J. G. Townsend
Jamestown
Jamestown Standard
P. K. Shankland
Camp & Fuller
Sunday Sun
the Sun
Admiral Maxse
New York
John W. Mackey
Tailor and renovator dies leaving void in Salamanca
Obscure obituary notes a prominent local tailor and renovator from across the river near Lue borough who long served the community. Citizens regret his loss while Salamanca’s town prospects gain a noted craftsman and valued citizen, with plans for his legacy in future endeavors.
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Lue
Tau
Tore-Esta
Busi
Salamanca
Kotts Redthi Sry
Sabuninca
N.exs
Sawtelle Comedy Company Closes First Bradford Week
Sawtelle Comedy Company wrapped up a packed first week in Bradford with full houses and long vestibule lines for tickets. Mr. Sawtelle and Miss Cornell were favorites, delivering an excellent production that drew repeat audiences and strong local praise.
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Sawtelle
Sawtelle Comedy Company
Bradford
Mr. Sawtelle
Miss Cornell
Leni
Ourighbors
TRE Mirado
Temperance Mass Meeting in Warren County
The Temperance League of Warren County held a mass meeting at the court house with the aim of gauging sentiment on licenses. Delegates and all Warren ministers spoke. Rev Pallen argued for granting licenses from a legal and religious perspective. The event drew a large crowd and was highly regarded.
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Temperance League of Warren Co
Court House
Warren
Pallen
New Female Disease Remedy Promoted For Ladies
An English physician Dr Mary A Gregg offers a free one month trial of a female disease treatment sent to any woman in the U.S. upon request with 13 stamps. The remedy is described as a positive cure with full directions, limited to copies sent before August 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Gregg
England
U.S
Jess Grace Rewepy Company
Parayra, Ae Ly
Rail travel guidance to Great West and Northwest regions
A travel note directs passengers to the Chisago Rok Tsland and Pacific Railway from Chicago with connections at union depots. It promises lowest fares, tick ing, and detailed timetable information via a focal tiered agent or by writing J Loomis at 111 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Great West
Southawest
Chisago
Tsland & Pacific Railway
Chicago
Union
J. Loomis
Middle District
111
South Ninth Street
PE Lurlelphia
Pawa
Banquet To Night By Warren Lodge Knights of Pythias
The Warren Lodge Knights of Pythias invites Titusville North Clarendon and Sheffield Lodges to tonight ceremonies. The second and third degrees will be conferred on several members, then the party will adjourn to the Warren hotel for supper. Ed ONeill Grand Chancellor K of P and Geo Hankey G K R both of Philadelphia visited Exchange hotel yesterday as guests of L T Bishop and Chas Groh.
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Warren Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Titusville
North Clarendon
Sheffield
Warren Hotel
Buss
O'Neill
Geo. Hankey
G. K
Philadelphia
Exchange Hotel
L. T. Bishop
Chas. Groh
Medical Examinations Free a Radical Cure Proposal
Advertisement fragment offers free medical examinations for kidney liver bladder or heart disease and chronic illnesses with 30 years of diagnostic experience and candid prognosis for radical cure at no cost. Also lists local ads for china painting services at 99 Cent Store Warren Pa and dog collars and pumps at Wm Spinner's Diamond Block Warren Pa.
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E. F. Burterrretp
Syracuse
E. A. Abbott
Sam
99 Cent
Warren
Wa. H. Mannox
Theodore Hmessner’s
O'Neil
Spinner’s
Diamond Block
Terrible cyclone devastates Warren Kansas City area
A severe May storm in Warren caused a factory roof collapse at Smith and Moffatt, killing at least 24 people and injuring about 80. The courthouse and a nearby jail were damaged, with Deputy Sheriff Dougherty among the dead. Rescue efforts continued through the night as survivors were pulled from rubble and transported to a local natatorium turned hospital.
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Kansas City
Stregis
Lathrop
Broadway
West Third Street
Haar Ios
Graham Paper Co
Ee Thar
Dougherty
Stover
Smith & Moffatt
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A. Jd. Williams
Enizua
E. J. Morrison
Larren
Athe Weilger
Cassadaga
French
Clyde
N. G.P
Franklin
Corry
Cooperstown
Frank
Lin
Thusville
Ridgeway
Brulfard
Franklin News
W.N. George
Pake Centre
One Peoples’ Gas Company
Horton, Crary & Co
Will
J. McConnell
Tidioute
Pleasantville
R. N. Smith
Dr. Ryan
High Street
Mr. Kratzer
Poplar Street
McMullen
Arthur
Uber
Philip
William Buzh
Wilcox
Moniuy
William
Connecticut
H. Mead
National Temperance Society
Library Hall
Equitable Aid Union Herald
5. M. Seaver
Columbus
Seaver
Chautauqua County
Chamberlain Institute
Randolph
University of Wooster
B. Morrison
Cornplanter
C. A. Martin & Co
North Warren
Jamieson & Sandford
Asylum
New Chautauqua
C. H B. Tucker
Edward L. Ball
L. F. Camp
F. B. Bush
A. A. Livermore
Meadville
J.G Townsend
Charles Hall
Sherman
The
Lion
Abel Edson
Sinclairville
Alfred Shad
North Hast
Joshua Duglas
C. O. Babbitt
T. S. Muss
Brocton
E. Millspaw
R. F. Kimball
Robert Bryan
John Cowles
Lakewood School of New Theology
Lewis Dryer
Frank Smith
Moffatt
Missouri
Smith & Moffatt’s
Eee
Eros
Lonsdale
Tal
Wyman & Davis
Theodore Meysner
Wm. Spinner’s
Simonson
Hanko Tee
Warren, Pa
P. Dee P. Simonson
Anna Hanson
D.nelson
Clarendon, Pa
Emma Selma
All
John Nelson
D.A
Borougi
Bur
Seme
Liberty Street
Burgess and Town Council
A. W. Morck
Burgess
C. H. Minacnan
C. &E. Bartsch
Water St
Wagner & Res
John L. Kerr
Lester Wallack
Rosedale
Noyes’ Drug Store
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