Warren and Sugar Grove Notes and Local Notices
Warren and Sugar Grove items recount visits and relocations, weddings, illness, school terms, church services, local business promotions, and upcoming events. Notables include Frank Russell’s new son, Miss Maggie Hogan in Rochester, and Mrs Jackson’s death. Also covers Prohibition era effects on hotels, local trades, and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll.d. More
Bort
Virginia
Maggie Hogan
Rochester
XN. Y
Hunter & Jarvis
Herb Morse
Struthers & Wells
Lockport
N.Y
Frank Russell
Harry Isaacs
Claud Meisel
N. Y
John Rowland
Edinboro
Major Cowell
Oil City
Warren
Frank Scott
Charles Jackson
James Wood
Kane
Ella Dalrympie
Sugar Grove
John Miller
Maud Jackson
Binghamton
F. C. Crocker
Elrza McKinney
Conewango
Thad Reig
Hurlburt, Wunting & Frosts
H. A. Hardenburg
West
Young Men's Christian Association survey notes growth in Pennsylvania
The following summary shows the 1871 Y M C A course worth in Pennsylvania with 85 associations reporting 18 598 members and 8 003 active members. It details buildings funds endowments libraries and varied social and educational activities while urging courage and faith in continued growth under religious guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Chris+tian Association
Pennsylvania
Cceeereastenee
Fulke
Shevession
Green's August Flower Promises Health for the Dyspeptic
In a periodical ad style, the text extols Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver trouble, claiming it brings health and happiness. A druggist is urged to stock the product, priced at seventy five cents, with scattered real estate transfer notices and a local shop advert for watches, clocks and jewelry repair.
November Jurors List From Warren Area Names Various Trades
The list includes numerous residents such as Andersen, Jonas P farmer Pittsfield and Joel farmer Freehold with many others like Lorenz farmer Pine Grove, Mead laborer Milton, G C civil engineer Warren, and Robert Hunter teamster South West. Also advertised is Allegheny flour and feed mills new operation opposite the P and E freight house in Warren offering wholesale and retail supply and custom grinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Jonas P
Farmer
Pittsfield
Painter
Glader
Joel
Freehold
Lorenz
Pine Grove
Hence
Head
Heli
Parmington
Columbus
Archant
Warren
Gardner
S. A
Mead
Galaher
Jon
Meadmilton
G. C
Higgins
H. F
Henderson
C. C
Hunter
Robert
South West
Hoen
DL. D
Hopewell
Hill
Horace
Farmington
Dewell
Conewango
Kinnear
C. LF
Ley
W. K
Lumpkin
G. H
Sefield
Lopus
J. H W
Carpenter
Leonard
James
Kinzua
Mix
Wilbur
Sugar Grove
Boore
J. B
Maguire
Morton
C.S
Spring Creek
Nericker
Pierce
Levi Lst
Yeagle
Pleasant
Allegheny Flour and
Korrrat & Henpersox
Warren fair races set for October 19 to 22 1887
Four days of amusement at Warren fair grounds feature pace trotting trotting and gunning events with Tiona Kane Jamestown Corry Grand Valley and White Cross league participation. The schedule lists multiple classes with purses from 75 to 125 dollars, running races and special prizes plus 25 cent admission and daily brass bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jay Goods Greatly Boosted by Cloaks and Draperies Sale
The store reports strong demand across departments led by cloaks and draperies on the second floor. It promotes 200 ladies short jackets priced 3 to 10 dollars and wraps in broadcloth, beaver, boucle, astrachan and plush from 5 to 50 dollars. Plush Lacques, once 30 dollars, offered at 25 as a great bargain.
Plush Sacques and New Markets in All Sizes
The advertisement touts plush sacques and new markets in multiple styles. It highlights a $10.00 sacque praised as a dandy and another at $650. A large line of children's and misses garments in all sizes, new and stylish, is offered.
Carpets Etc Offers Roomy Rugs at Half Price On Second Floor
Carpet shop promotes five frame body Brussels at one dollar per yard, all wool ex tra Super Tagrain at sixty five cents, remnants in tapestry Brussels at half price, plus body Brussels remnants for rugs with liberal reductions. Space cites second floor as an art room showcasing rugs art squares portiers and lace curtains in attractive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
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the Ledger
Aren, PA
C. P. Northrop
Tioga County
John Simuiz
Wm. Stith
Ghent Council
National Union
Hall G. O. Wiggins
F. A. Cogswell
The
Baptist Church
Elgar
Fredonia
Coulston
Bane
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Nellie Crull
A. B. Miller
C. M. Snyder
Dr. Ball
John Thomas
A. M. Morton
Lewisburg
Walford
L. G. Noyes
Charles Verback
Profhenotary
Willun Rotsell
Potter County
Lora Rotsell
L. FP. Watson
G. W. Seotireli Smith
Washington
Dakota
Colonel Watson
Anns
General Smith
Geo. C. Hamilton
Jake Ernesie
Chandler’s Valley
Pattersons
U Fm
Hadie
Ex Debi
Warr
Charles Yerback
David Beaty
Jiketa
Beatty
Irvine
Thomas Irvine
Glade
Greenville
Chas. E. Gable
Garland
Erie
Pasenter
Ham Hill
Exchange Hotel
Ham
Exchange
Autograph
Austin
A. J. Hughes
H. D. Caskey
W. B. Howard
Equitable Aid Uvion
First National Bank
Corry
Howard
Salamanca
Conmodore
J. G. Fitts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday Senial Union
Tract Society
Sunda Seni
Y. M. GC. A. Department
Carist
Gordur
Sheress Rascal
Eegal © ‘Trrency
TA Cadwallhal Bank
Samuel Seehine
Firet Natales
Veadiet
Mace Diet
Neve Robt
More
Verdiet
Beecher Verdiet
Albee Spence
Theehihl
Cinivyos Amd
B. F. Borreshep
Syracuse
A. Witz
Warren An
Lewis H. Darling
Lyoner
Sugair Grove
Wm Dyke
Anthony Fosburg
Eva
EL P. Durant
Folan
Dew
Pittfield
James W. Wiggins
Todelbert Morgan
Peter Anderson
Gust Swansen
Wymen & Davis
Hare, Rac
Beaver
Lynx
Squirel, Fox
Opossum
Price
Marri Wood—Dalrymple
White
Frewsburg
Lila Dalrymple
Sugar Urore
Park—Rillaly
Boonville
D W. Bigelow
Chestar W. Park
Ullan
Niilie Killaly
Miomaberga-Shepard
SM. Rhberger
North Clarendon
Miss Shepard
Oil Cie
Killian
Atlistowe
Charles Killian
Rubin Moss
Amos Moss
P. Greenland
Hickory Street
Bull
Bilis
Abd Ha
Telegraph
Dubuque
Jowa
Lhave Boen
Frend
Mane
A. Hertviel
W. W. Freeman
Ainless
Ieay
Vouched
John C. Scarborough
Selma
Kas
Eat India
Aseine CO
Warren St
New York
B. F. Morris
Andborn
Water Street
R. Ward
Jay Goods
Bell Brother
Bell Brothers
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