Gillmore's and millinery goods at D and Bros Headquarters
Fall goods arriving daily at Mrs Gillmore's with milinery and fancy items from D. & Bros. Also notices about subscription rates, local society events, a fraud claim, school examination postponement, and a burglary at Frewsburg. The Tennessee Jubilee Singers performed at the Presbyterian Church while Trinity Memorial Church hosted a social. An accident at James town Alpaca Mills injured a worker. Also mentions Dr Bull's Liver Pills and Perfected Butter Color for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ames
Ladies of Trinity Memorial (Episcopal ) Church
J. H. Davis
Frewsburg
Fred Goulty
Gonkda
Oscar Johnson
Jamestown
E. K. Thompson
Titusville
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington
Levarr
Warren Pisning Mill
Joan of Doors
London
England
New York City
A. Conarro
Air
O. Brewster
Local Notes On Residents Visitors And Activities
O Daggett of Bradford sopped in town this week while Philip Sekirek plans to move to Ridgway. Ephraim Dalrymple of Elmira visited then returned east. F B Guthrie of Titusville spent last Tuesday. praised for hard work and a regal mind. Brasington of Glade sent fine apples. Tom Bell of Warren to supervise Court House stone work. Dr J W Potter, once in Mdloyte and Canandaigua, praised for health and stock knowledge. G H Preston reportedly departed Dunkirk for Warren. Dr Peltz lecture on California planned revival talks with several ladies named to attend. Rev Leamy invites more to hear the lecture. organizers promise notices and a richly rewarding evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Daggett
Bradford
Philip Sekirek
Ridgway
Ephraim Dalrymple
Elmira
F. B. Guthrie
Titusville
Frank
Warren Brasington
Glade
Brasington
Thos. Bell
Warren
Court House
Tom
Hogan
Nork
Ife
Weseell
Dunkirk Advertiser and Union
G. H. Preston
Iie
Pettz
Jamestown
Baptist Church
California
Thos. Struthers
G. Kk, Wetmore
My. A. J, McKelvy
J. J. Taylor
A. A. Davis
Willis Cowan
H. HL. Leamy
The
Peltz
Gitters
Room and Teacher Roster Fragment From School List
A partial OCR shows classroom rosters for rooms No 3 and No 2 with student names such as Maggie Wood Mina Winton Eva Akley Hattie McNair Lipbie Chamberlin Emma Whipple Eva Harner and more, plus teachers listed as C D Arup and a second teacher for Room No 2 including Trose Gorman Mary Walsh Maggie Sullivan Jennie Wood Maggie Carrol Dorelta Miller Anna Dolan Amelia Hoyt Roy Brownell Barry Austin Jenny Schweitzer Patrick Sullivan and others. The text also notes attendance indicators with phrases Neither late nor absent and items like Lizzie Crane Grace Austin Jennie Mansfield Lita Lloyt and Maud Farnsworth among names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wood
Mina Winton
Eva Akley
Hattie McNair
Lipbie Chamberlin
Emma Whipple
Eva Harner
Almy Hoyt
Nellie Brownell
May Carroll
Metelin Hoikley
Mary Gorman
Agnes Everton
Charley Culbertson
Levi Hivertson
Justin Anderson
Charles Wood
Younges
Albert Feivo
Patrice Si
Della Thurston
George Bean
Winton
Frank Kelly
Frank Dixon
Thomas Gorman
C.D. Arup
Trose Gorman
Mary Walsh
Maggie Sullivan
Jennie Wood
Maggie Carrol
Dorelta Miller
Anna Dolan
Amelia Hoyt
Roy Brownell
Barry Austin
Shakespeare Club Meeting Notice and Property Claim
The Shakespeare Club asks members to meet at Hon R Brown’s residence on Monday evening at Tig o'clock in October 1879. A property notice requests the owner of a three year old steel raspberry-toned vehicle with Vexus horns to prove ownership, pay charges and remove it. Also includes moral maxims and an advertisement for Kidney-Wort remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Oll
T. Eppy
Shakespeare Club
R. Brown
Mra. B. Mean
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Heli
Yrne
Union Street
Water
Front Street
High Street
S.T. Allen
Burgess
GRHO
Cornelius
Banhruftot
Thee District Court
United States
Pennsylvania
Martin A. Bingham
Warren Co
E Woodruff, Esq
Erse
Temperance society grows as regional news reports
The article notes rising Temperance activity and local social life. It covers a Brokenstraw Creek fishing outing with Mr W Metzgar and Mr McKinney, a 14 to 6 match win by Brokenstraw over Jackson Run, a spectator injured at the Cat, and Ed Dalrymple the pitcher. It also mentions Sulphur Spring season winding down, expected summer business, and local voices about health resorts and “rusticating” at Allegheny springs. Theodore Chase campaigned for Sheriff visiting town, with grocery ads from W Metzger and Irvine Woolen Mall proprietor Hinton. A Maple Leaves game at Pittsfield, and a Chautauqua talk by Major Butter in Wrightsville follow, plus local humor and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Society
W. Metzgar
McKinney
Brokenstraw Creek
County House
Mary Ann
Brokenstraw
Jackson Run
Jackson Club
Senselyas
Dalrymple
Chautauqua Lake
Theodore Chase
Sheri
Vidioute
W. Metzgurs
Hinton
Irvine Woolen Mall
Thorp
Pittsfield
Dry weather plagues Allegheny city and county life
Uncommonly dry conditions grip Allegheny and surrounding areas as rivers fall, boats vanish, and an ice shortage prompts mayoral water restrictions. A cremation controversy and reform talks follow, while the supreme court assigns county damages. Exposition and upcoming local events color a season of building, races, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Allegheny
Jucite
le Moyne
Washington
Supreme Court
Allegheny County
Chautanqua
of St. Clair
Courtesy and rights in public spaces in 1880s discourse
A moral lecture argues politeness rests on kindness and respect for others rights. It condemns disruptive behavior in trains, hotels, cars, and steamboats, citing a sleeping car incident, seating disputes, and noisy gatherings as breaches of good breeding. It urges that courtesy derives from justice and should guide all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Freeman Indicted for Murder of Daughter in Pocasset
The Barnstable County Grand Jury indicted Charles Freeman of Pocasset for first degree murder after he killed his young daughter claiming divine command. He anticipated God would revive her in three days though she remained buried. Freeman will be tried at a special Supreme Court session when scheduled. Mrs Freeman faced no indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Barnstable County
Charles Freeman
Pocasset
Belive
Abraham
Isaac
Freeman
Supreme Court
New York
Grand jury finds governor proclamation forged in 1877 riot case
The court debates whether Allegheny County's riots liability rests on a forged proclamation by railway officials or by the governor. It notes the grand jury could not verify if the proclamation existed, and questions whether troops acted lawfully amid a railway strike that turned violent. The outcome hinges on who forged the proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Supreme Court
Battle in the Milk River ravine and Dodge's arrival noted
From Rawlins dated Oct 19 a detailed relief of a siege scene in a canyon where Major Thornburgh set wagons as a breastwork and trenches while Ute fire raked the area. Capt Dodge arrived with his colored company to cheers and stories of grit, water patrols, and hardtack under heavy fire as horses and mules suffered through the three day siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
J. B. Stillson
Cor
New York Herald
Thorburg
Thornburgh
Dodge
Whornburgh
Payne
John Gordon
Gordon
Darkey
Fort Steele
Thorburgh
Rankin
Paddock
Joe
Hank
The Wift's Secret and Other Tales on Life
A three score and ten gentleman shares his secret to a lasting marriage praising refined, caring wifely conduct and constant allure. A governess quips about Master Tommy’s plainness and avoidance of misidentification. Mr Moody criticizes Ingersoll's atheism with tempered pity rather than condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moody
Ingersoll
Conversation on the Beach and a Politician’s Death in New York
A beach overheard exchange between two children on Treport ends with a girl agreeing to be a wife after the boy asks. Ex-Congressman George W. Patterson dies in Chautauqua County New York after a long public career including roles as Supervisor Justice of the Peace Assemblyman Speaker of the New York House State Senator President of the State Senate delegate to the 1846 Constitutional Convention Lieutenant and Congress member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treport
George W. Patterson
Chautauqua County
N. Y
New York House
State Senate
Congress
Mekkas
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
H. Brace
Warren
Commonwealth of Pennnsylvania
Warren County
Asid
Youngsville
P. A. Wade
Columbia
Tidioute
Conewango
Wareren
Louneberry
George Cady
Columbus
Beckenatraw
John Siggie
Spring Creek
Yeager’s
Vic
Deerfield
Shaw's
Tidiowte
Kinzos
Sterling Green
Limestone
Averill
South West
Laterprise
Eldred
Sanford Sea
Iota
Glade
Acheo House
Gade City
Sir Grove
Sugac Grove
Corydon
Sonoor
Pittsfield
J. Acadia
Cherry Grove
Polyol
Barisan
Farmington
Eliehowey
Sriamph
le de. Faircheld
Thins Cemien
Senate
le Cantons Caribe
Panay
Ulllee
Dusticud
United States
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Warren Ledger
Atte
Rye Nerthon
Germany
Werth
Lindsey
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Epicopal Church
W. W. Smith
Ailen
Nery
Trist Mill
Tionesta
Forest County
Bull
Baltimore
Eric
N. EB. Thompson, Co
D. M. Grogs
John
Nottingham
James Barnes
Prospect
Barnes
Fredonia
Thia
Solon Chase
Board of Water Commissioners
Erie
A. P. Curtin & Son
Sloan, Esq
the Water Commissioners
Honor Rott of
SheMeld Union School
Amares
Ohio Sense Works
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohto
Deacon Wilder
Taylor
Office of the Kidneys
Isaac Scott
Salina
Daggett
Tiona School
Chester Joyd
Neddie Clapp
Eldred Kirkpatrick
Oscar Shawl
Pam Bean
Nellie Jetford
Mertie Shawl
Gusta Blanchard
Minnie Blanchard
Eva Blanchard
Inma Snapp
Ace Wood
Edna Wood
Minnie Ingraham
Stella Ingrahiam
Lizzie Hawkey
Lizzie Culbert
Julia Gilson
Marriz
J Honren
Irvineton
Wwrightsville
Wrightsville
Det
East
Courtney
Hanlon
M. E
Itepub
Schofield, Watson, Stone & Co
Johnny Eastman
Jacy
Johnny
Josiah Sweetiang
Hug
Pietsburgh
Russellsburg
Teacher's Institute
J. L. Bennett
Supt. Thompson
Good Templars
N. BR. Thompson
Amaduresa
Russellaburg
Wil Staunton
William Jones
Cable Hollow
William
Saxony
Cashmere
Germantown
D. M. Gross & Bros
Brooking, N
Messrs. Liker &Co
Gentlemoon
Dr. Seale
Mas
Mary E. Thowrsonn
Dr. Lesiie
A. W
Once & Co
Warren, Pa
Dr. Day
State Normal School
J. A. Cooper
Edinboro
Hall & Dunn
Chicago Times
Fostoria
Qhioar
Milk River
Feld
Cherry
Lady
Miss Jenkins
Tommy
Litttle
Usehold—Siegrist
San Francisco
Cal
Jd. M. Breeh Jer
St. Louis Church
George Usehold
Dunkirk
Mary Siegrist
Warner—Sanford
Belle Valley
Get
J. F. Read
Mary J. Sanford
Charlies Warner
Sugar Grove
Wiarren County
Hill—Delameter
Townville
Craw- Crawford County
Neary 8. Getz
John ‘Ft. Hill
Frank Delameter
Sidle Valley
J. F. Rein
Wi. Webster
Charles Warner
Mary Lb. Sanford
Belie Valley
David Townsend
M.E. Church
K Jones
Jesus
Greenland Bro.’S
Third St
Episcopal Church
Heryva
Craig
Bright
Warper
Warner
Aemin Wei
Ativensus
Dale
Bilfoun Rhea
Ani Agus
Freddy
H. H. Warner & Co
Rochester
CT Ae Lejane Bele Pearoan Galt Rea
Nikvine Safe Pitts
Palmel A. Gill
Julia Gilbert
S. Subowne
Alias Subpann
Nihit Dali Oye
Henry Brack
Sherifh
Tuteria
Wbow
Gilbert
Bet
Beatuy
Nad
Rowell & Coewspapa
Cam Lean
O Man
T. Potter
Wight & Cs Bankers
Wall St
N.Y
Fours Tre Shaw Co
Angusta Maine
P. UO. Vickery
Augusta
Mne
ORB Phana Court
Lehall
Warren Borough
John Leonhart
Pleasant Township
Wiurren County
State of Pennsylvania
Aaid County
Valentine
Dane
Brokenstraw Township
Robert Thompson
Dunn
Schnur
Adiar
C. McCanpiese
Joseph Hoskins
A. D
Helen Morgan
W. P. Shaw
John Conklin
J. A. Thompson
G. V.N. Yates
Butate
Dewey & Cady
Adam Knapp
von Mead
Guthrie
Conroe
Thompson
John Landsrath
Honorah Curran
Penna
B. Co
Daniel Carroll
J.C. Morrow
H. A. Woodard
Eleanor Lee
Henry P. Duncan
J. W. Mead
A. Wentworth
Josiah Sweetland
Jola Conklin
Lemuel Babcock
Amon York
Mary Reiger
Philip Lesser
Blodget
H. P. Kinnear
Beecher & Copeland
George Calver
W. Waters
Proby
Madivon
GOD Save the Commonwealth
Waren
Witon
Cornwild
Hi, Brace
Junat
Jisu
W. Sersall
Greenback County Ticket
W. D. Whitney
Freehold
J. P. Miller
H. W. Lane
Pine Grove
A. M. Gillem
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