Bright well repairs spark Crocken farm notices
After two weeks the tools were removed from the Bright well on the Crocker farm Mrs E G Justin is tidying the premises painting and decorating for sale or move James Belton recovers from typhoid and will be out Chas B Miller leaves farming for a tannery job in Ridgeway E G Justin expected home from McKean oil fields Postmaster Coats sidelined by rheumatism Landlord Horner returns after neuralgia The Ladies Aid meets at 2 30 at Mrs John Raser Rev Thoburn services and Miss B M DeFrees returns home from Toledo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker Farm
E. G. Justin
James Belton
Chas. B. Miller
A. P. Utter
Middleboro
May Justin
Sheffield
Coats
Horner
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Raser
Thoburn
B. M. DeFrees
Toledo
W. Rogers
Rogers’ Mill
Busy force at Puckett Hardware reports extensive contracts
T G Neal of Puckett Hardware Co lists numerous steam heating and plumbing contracts in Kane and nearby towns including Olean New York Wilcox Straights Gerry and the new Presbyterian church. The firm employs twenty men and claims its best work in years with projects for M E church Kane and Swedish Lutheran church Kane among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.G. Neal
Puckett Hardware Co
Riley & Wandblock
Olean
N. Y
M. E
Kane
Swedish Lutheran Church
W. Campbell
Pickett
Farley
Wilcox
Straights
Puckett
Heinman
Gerry
New Presbyterian Church
Mc. Neal
Thompson Hill Deaths and Local Notices
Two deaths in Thompson Hill during the past week. David Benson aged 64 died at home Sunday night October 26. Funeral service at M E church Tuesday at 1 pm conducted by Rev John Stryker. Miss Rosinie Burgett aged 90 died Tuesday morning October 25 at David Mahan’s residence. funeral at M E church Wednesday at 2 pm. Interment in Foster cemetery. Hodges and Mahan to run a mill for grinding feed next winter at Lander. Minnie Roboins of Ackley Station visited. Mr and Mrs W M Hartson of Lander attended wedding of their nephew Lusant W Thompson, nephew of Hon C C Thompson of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Deming
War
Tan
David Benson
M. E. Church
John Stryker
Busti
L. W. Streckland
Jamestown
Rosinie Burgett
David Mahan
State Road
M.E
Foster
Hodges
Mahan
Garland Gossip and Local Happenings Roundup
Mrs. W. Babbitt of Corry visits her sister in town. Requests to sign the bicycle quilt for ten cents. Miss Gertrude Mandville and Edith Price home from Corry. George Jeffords of Cooper Tract on business. J. B. Calkins and daughter with Mr. and Mrs. English guest of the Quicks. Laura Quick visits Warren with schoolmates. Sunday church program draw strong crowd. proceeds exceed three dollars for the Sunday school. J. C. Bonner returns from Harrisburg after a week away. Mrs. M. Hoyt of Cooper Tract returns home after visiting old friends. S. P. Goudy and John Thorn in Union City on business. Eddie Kennedy breaks leg jumping on a buggy. Dr. Russell treats him. Moses M. Sutton dies in Dun kirk at 42. buried in town. funeral led by Rev. W. K. Crosby. D A V Y and P attend. Sam and Chas. Burns visit from Tidioute. John Shellhouse in town from Tionesta. Morris and Andrews buy timber land in West Virginia. Epworth League meets at M E parsonage. Temperance lecture canceled due to bad weather. Widows and grass widows show sudden affection for a young man in town. Mrs. O. D. Horn returns from Meadville after medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Babbitt
Corry
Gertrude Mandville
Edith Price
W. Black
Tidioute
George Jeffords
Cooper Tract
J. BR. Calkins
Moses M. Sutton
Dunkirk
N. Y
W. K. Crosby
Jamestown
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Sam
Chas. Burns
John Shellhouse
Tionesta
Messrs. C. S. Morris
H. F. Andrews
West Virgina
Epworth League
M. E. Parsonage
M. E
O. D. Horn
Meadville
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Ends
Mercury ointments for catarrh can ruin smell and upset the whole system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. Use only physician prescribed treatments. Wall's Catarrh Cure, by F J Cheney Co Toledo, contains no mercury and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, Toledo, price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Teledo, C
Hall
Toledo
F. J. Cheney &Co
Druggisia
W Co T U Programme Dates and Subjects
The W. Co. T. U. announces a series of department meetings from November to June covering Sunday school work foreign relations temperance instruction narcotics mercy health and heredity Sabbath observance press work fair work franchise social purity and flower mission Jail work and related topics. Mothers meetings occur monthly on the second Thursday at Mrs Jane Orrs Market street residence and are open to all interested ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pettingill
Levi Smith
A. Connaro
Horton
R. 3B. Stewart
Geo. Cornelius
A. H. McKelvy
D. I. Ball
J. A. Eichenberg
J. A. Walker
Flower Mission
Julia Harrison
Jane Orr
Market Street
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Relief in six hours for kidney and bladder diseases. The remedy relieves pain in the bladder, kidneys, back, and urinary passages in males and females, stops retention of water, and offers almost immediate relief. Sold by H. W. Richfield Druggists in Warren, Pa, with claims of rapid cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Richfield
Local oil prospects and community notices in November
Novembers report cites a Thacher farm well awaiting a manager, gas found in the second sand, and favorable oil prospects. Community events include an oyster supper for the Episcopal church, a M E Sabbath birthday party, revival services, and a Free Methodist quarterly conference. Local moves feature bakery relocation, a new fruit store, and reorganized church aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thacher
Kinnear
Episcopal Church
M. E
Aurelius’ Hall
Free Sethodist Church
Lynn Davis
da Say
H. L. Phillips
Miss Whipple
Jamestown
Jackson
Minnie McPherson
Watson
D. M. Agrelius
Red House
N. Y
Lucile Blodgett
Meadville
Gartner
C.H. Siggins
Sackett, Pa
Arthur Taylor
Fredonia
J. Gilliland
Polse
W. A. Gilliland
Death of an Old Resident in North Clarendon
William J. Mullen, aged 60, died Tuesday morning after a paralysis stroke at his home in North Clarendon. A longtime resident active in local societies and business, he leaves a wife and two children, Joseph Mullen and Mrs. M. Duffy. The funeral will be held at St. Clara's church on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clarendon
William J. Mullen
Mullen
Joseph Mullen
M. Duffy
St. Clara’s Church
Insurgents Release 16 Spanish Soldiers in Havana
Magnanimous Cubans report that insurgents freed 16 Spanish soldiers captured recently. The insurgent leader greeted Colonel Valle and praised the Spanish nation, saying he was proud to descend from such people as they embraced and bid farewell in a touching moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Valle
Heross
Another Jamestown Murder Reported in Domestic Quarrel
Mrs John Chrone died at home on Institute street from a hatchet blow in a quarrel over a house. Witnesses say the two women then armed themselves with bed slats and fought. Miss Sarah Wright is named as the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
John Chrone
Institute Street
Sarah Wright
Prisoners Discharged in Shearman Women Murder Case
Jamestown reports James and Charles Douglass were discharged by Judge V. E. Peckham after a trial where the affirmations were deemed insufficient. The hearings concluded yesterday afternoon with the men released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
James and
Charles Douglass
Shearman
Juyde V. E. Peckham
Sugar Grove hosts inaugural session of local society
A border-town society of Political and Economic Science formed by Warren and Chautauqua county residents held its first meeting at Sugar Grove. Prof J W Jude chaired a crowded Chapel hall session with Benj S Dean of Jamestown delivering a paper on silver versus monometalism. Guests included Mgr Frank H Moti and Congressman Stone was unable to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Chautauqua
Sugar Grove
Chapel Hall
J. W. Jude
Benj. S. Dean
Jamestown
New York
Empire State
Silver Party
Dean
Mgr
Frank H. Moti
United States
Jude
Ickeringill
Jamestown Woolen Mills
Englsh
Republican Club
Samuel Lord
Congressman Stone
Lord
J. P. Miller
Jude, Hill, White
Doctor Albright a broad minded physician with progressive ideas
From the Examiner Lancaster Pa Akron Pa April 24 95 Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People praised by Dr J D Albright M D who reports patient recoveries from paralysis heart palpitations chorea and nervous exhaustion The letter extols the pills as a spring tonic improving appearance spirits and vitality and notes prior treatment failures with other methods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Akron
Williams
Reuben Hoover
Reading
St. Vitus
J.D. Albright
M.D
Ataxia cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Oswego Palladium reports a Watertown machinist cured of locomotor ataxia after months of disability. He improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People starting June 1893, regaining strength to walk without crutch. Pills marketed as blood builder and nerve restorer, 50 cents a box, six for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Palladium
T. D. McCarthy
McCarthy
Eames
Watertown
Stevens
Varick Street
Tess
Dr. Williams
Will Hames
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Gladerun News
Evening News
Thompson Hill
Garland Gossip
W. Co. T. U. Programme
Youngsville
York USA
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Doctor Albright
Willis
August Morck
Morcebros
Warren, PA
Agency of American and
Anchor Lines of Ocean Steamships
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
GEO
H. Jackson
Ass’ Cashier
M.B. Danham
L. R. Freeman
L. B. Wood Charles W. Stone
James Clark
A.J. Hazeltine
W.M- Lindsey
C. Sigel
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