City and Vicinity News Highlights
Next week two cent letter postage begins while bad weather extends the Randolph fair. Many residents visit Cincinnati for the Exposition, and the post office may not move to the Library building. Two acres of oats yielded 135 bushels for Elisha Wilcox of Cassadaga in an off year. P J Trushel’s grocery at the Conewango bridge end grows strong trade. The equinoctial storm brings early winter prep with overcoats and stoves. A hard winter, a short summer, and winter fires are noted. Ball games blight. Senator Norman Allen of Cattaraugus declines renomination. Dr M M Fenner may seek the seat. Jamestown has no gas prospect. coal and wood remain pricing, gas not favored. The Megister is read widely in Randolph. readers question why. Natural gas may go into pipes next Monday. warm winter ahead but costly to supply. A colored man named John Terry, shot in the face, may recover after eye removal.
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Randolph Fair
Cincinnati
Exposition Grounds
Elisha Wilcox
Trushel
Allen
Cattaraugus
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
John Terry
Levcer
Personal Mentions Highlight Warren Community Notes
Warren area updates list numerous residents and visitors: Geo. L. Friday plans to open a crockery store around Oct 1, Hon. J. R. Clark visits from Philadelphia, A. L. Morrison tours Cincinnati Exposition, Rev. Perry Allen to preach Sept 30 at Glade Run, and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Gross return from Baltimore and New York. Also notes on Dr. Talbott’s retirement, Miss Marie Robinson visiting Auburn, and local social events plus town business, crime, and industry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Friday
J. R. Clark
Philadelphia
Warren
A. L. Morrison
Cincinnati
Exposition Grounds
Perry Allen
Glade Run
M & Hol
Pinegrove Township
Warren Co
J. Pratt
Ames Holt
Glade
Alice Fox
Pinegrove
Holt
Johnston—Armstrong
North Clarendon
M. L. Weaver
J. W. Johnston
Misa Mary A. Armstrong
Boeytt—Dtek
Watson To
William Lawrence
D. F. Platt
F. H. Boyett
Chriatena L Dye
Watson Township
Messerly—Siggins
Youngsville
Premiums List From Sugar Grove Fair Document
A summary notes premiums awarded at the Sugar Grove fair as part of a supplement. It highlights a long list of awards of interest to readers. An item for sale is a hand elevator complete with ropes pulleys and counter weights offered cheaply by E T Hazeltine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
E T. Hazeltine
Fatal Accident Kills Conductor Brooks in Russellsburg
On a Wednesday morning the Buffalo and Western Railroad northbound train broke in two at Russellsburg. Conductor J. C. Brooks was near the coupling when he slipped or was struck as the cars parted. Supposed to have fallen on the rail and possibly run over. He was regarded as sober and honest and leaves a wife and one son in Buffalo.
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J. C. Brooks
Buffalo
Russellsburg
Brooks
Oyster Supper Aids Irvington Church Net $70
The Irvington Catholic church ladies held an oyster supper last Wednesday for the church. Net profits reached seventy dollars, with thanks extended to Mrs. Thomas Green for ice cream and Mr. Geo. Kolfrat for flour. The Titusville Sunday World had listed fifteen dollars by error. oyster suppers in Irvington reportedly perform better than that figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Irvington
Thomas Green
Geo. Kolfrat
Titusville
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
In praise of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption crowds cheer its claimed life saving powers. It allegedly cures severe coughs colds asthma hay fever bronchitis hoarseness and throat and lung ailments. Trial bottles are free at A W Merck’s drug store and large bottles cost $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. W. Merck
Dr M C Talbott Retires From Warren Practice
Dr M C Talbott retires from medical practice in Warren and thanks friends for support. His son William to settle accounts. A lost day pass book with owner names including D W Bole sought for return at Lepost office. A clock-hour numbering movement proposal discussed. Emorys Little Cathartic Pills advertised by druggists at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbott
Warren
William
D. W. Bole
Lepost
Emory
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Jamestown
Randolph
Mrs
D. M. Gross
Baltimore
New York
M. ¥. van Etten
Ridgway
M. C. Talbott
Ohio
Marie Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Auburn, N
Jessie
Grace Davis
Mesers
D. and
W. Beatty
Hon
C. W. Stone
David Mahon
Farmington
W. H. Pickett
Burgess
Defiance
J. D
Black
Julia
T. Bach
Evangelical Church
Allentown
Germany
Switzerland
Canada
G. I. Mead
Hickory St
Kinzua
Salamanca
G.T. Mead
Ed. Wetmore
L. D. Wetmore
Mr. Wetmore
Utter
Carver House
Morris
Eph. Cowan
Ephc
Henry Baxter
Gates, Pa
J. M. Thoburn
M. E. Church
Christian
Ella M. Dreager
Boston
Miss Dreager
Dreager
Vicinity Oil
MacWilliams & Co
Rankin Farm
Johnson & Co
Uhl
Conenango Township
Brown Bros
Quy Irvine Flats
Verbeck
Verbeck Farm
Jones & Co
Scott Run
Gaily Bros
Scofield Farm
Wardwell’s Ferry
Replais
Irvine Run
McMullan Farm
Rhodes
Harry Ungerer
Barnes, Bancroft & Co
Buffalo, N. Y
England
France
Austria
Radzimir
Marveleux
Hamense Stock
New York City
Ingrain Tapestry and Body
Brussels
Marvel Bray
Ireland
Italy
New England
Sly
Ludlow
Oliver Leroy
J W
CA Sly
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Cherry Grove Township
Pennsylvania
Said
Gab Digig
Cleveland
Whan
BR Winger
G Utgzinger
E Cleveland
J. Davis
EA. Allen
Frease
M. D
New Brighton
Beaver Vo
Co. Arnold, Blacksmith
A. Hertzel
Water Street
Pittsburgh
Florence Johnson
H. Johnson
Kingus, Pa
B.f.branche
W. A. Hall & Co
Ojive and Yard
Third Street
Bairstow
Fisher Block
Suspension Bridge
Warren, PA
Merchant Talloreng
Alle Broek
Torpedo
Singer Heavies
Jacot Keller
Nslse
Werren
DRS. Jln
J. Bo Hobensack
J. Berhobervs
Pexas Siftings
Texas
Ageuis
Woo
Allegheny College
Meadville, In
Gentiensmund Ladies
D. HH. Wheeler
Tihidlies
Fiaililie
SOL. Cohn & Co
Keystone Clothiers
Keytone Clothing Co