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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1884

Page

3

Spring sights and town notes mark Warren April

Warren headlines note signs of summer and spring with local chatter on stores and openings. They report new goods at Hun ter’s and Bell Bros Spring and Summer sale. A fire department chief engineer election is set, and community events include a hospital donation, a picture card day for children, and a street paving update amid mud and telegraph office plans.

Valentine Warren Fire Department Bell Bros George P. Orr & Co Warren Garfield Memorial Hospital Washington, D. C Scofield T. E. Metzgar

Bell Brothers seeks boys for line of Wall Eapee goods

A. A. Davis & Co announces openings for boys to assist at Bell Bros. store. The listing calls for youths to work with a new line of Wall Eapee decorations and related display items.

A. A. Davis & C

Death of Warren County District Attorney William Swanson

William Swanson 41 longtime Warren County District Attorney died Sunday March 30 1884 after a winter illness and leg wound. He was active and popular among Swedes and friends. Buried Tuesday at Chandler's Valley by the Odd Fellows after a countrywide service.

Warren County Chandler’s Valley The Odd Fellows

Wetmore House on Market Street Showcases New Style

The new Queen Ann English style residence of Hon. S. A. Wetmore on Market Street nears completion in Warren. Builders Lasher, Robert Ough, and J. C. Fox followed Mrs. Wetmore’s directions to create a modern, convenient home. A nearby Mrs. Reese home mirrors the style and workmanship.

S. A. Wetmore Market Street Queen Ann Warren Lasher Robert Ough

Loan Exhibition Plans and Officers Named

The Loan exhibition is set for April 22 1884 and will run the week. Officers include President C W Stone and Secretary R P King with Treasurer A J Hazeltine. Committees cover finance history correspondence local history antiq uities special features foreign curiosities war relics entertainments music and science with numerous named members.

C. W. Stone Jerry Crary Sheffield Frank Miller Sugar Grove J.L. Grandin Tidioute Chauncey Smith Youngsville W. F. Dalrymple Pittsfield Geo Yates Columbus John Schnur Pine Grove R. E. Miller Farmington M. Beecher Warren H. W. Brown Clarendon L. Emery Bradford W. B. Benedict South West G. H. Preston Kane R. P. King A. J. Hazeltine A. J. Hazeltine c Geo. N. Parmlee M. B. Dunham O. C. Allen Geo. P. Orr Frank K. Russell Ox Historica Pamparer W. A. Rankin E. T. Hazeltine Ida Russell C. W. Stonech T. Struthers W. D. Brown E. Cowan R. Brown Ch F. H. Rockwell P. S. Allen M. Mead Alice Irvine W. M. Baker J. Neill Ed Bell Bell Bros A. D. Woodeh R. Dennison M. Waters Weston Beatty W. G. Trunkey F. H. Carver C. C. Thompson C. H. Noyesch Thad Reig E. B. Frew Fred Bell H. R. McCalmont L. G. Noyes Reverdy B. Stewart H. A. Jamieson Ch A. H. McKelvey Fred A. K. McMullen A. B. Miller Cb F. A. Randall Wm. Schnur John Curwen Chas. Dinsmoor Richard B. Stewart F. M. Knapp L. D. Wetmore I. S. Alden

Dramatic Production Promised in Library Hall

A noted military drama will be staged in Library Hall next Monday night April 7 under author Comrade F H Button with support from German dialect comedian William Milligan and P T Keefe. Cast includes Hans Lagerbum and Flipper with Watson Hose Co. and local volunteers in tableaux. seats at Noyes drug store.

Library Hall F. H. Button Post 70 Wm. Milligan Darkey P. T. Keefe Roscoe Hall Messrs. Milligan Keefe Noyes’ Drug Store

Women Host Benefit Supper for Warren G A R Post

Ladies of Warren organized a benefit for Eben N Ford Post G A R at Mrs Hoffman's to raise funds for needy comrades. A supper and ball on Monday evening March 31 drew large attendance, with Reig's Orchestra providing music and net receipts around 300 dollars.

Warren L. B. Hoffman Wilbur Reig Baltzinger Regner

The Gas Light Improves Under Company Experiments

The article notes steady pressure and clearer domestic lighting and brighter street illumination. It states experiments begun earlier are working satisfactorily and expected to be perfected soon, with assurance that respected company leaders will strive for the public good.

Bell Bros Grand Opening Free Train Rides Weekend

Announcement notes free train rides on Saturday April 5 for Bell Bros grand opening. Also mentions framing services by A. A. Davis & Co and stock of cabinet frames. For Rent available at The West store room in Struthers Library Building with applications to Judge Brown or C H Noyes. Roig Skates Marsh Roller Skate offered by Johnson & Siegfried.

Bell Bros A. A. Davis & Co Struthers Library W. D. Brown C. H. Noyes Warren Roig Skates Johnson & Siegfried Marsh

Warren B. B. Association Elects New Officers

At a Monday night armory meeting Warren B. B. Association elected C. H. Smith as President W. Cowan as Vice President E. E. Linn as Secretary Charles Conarro as Treasurer and T. W. McNett J. W. Stearns W. A. Hall and Rick Donovan named Directors The group plans to meet Tuesday afternoon at the same venue with consideration of joining the Oil and Iron League and a new schedule. Baseball in Ohio towns expands this season.

Warren Warren B. B. Association Armory C. H. Smith W. Cowan E. E. Linn Charles Conarro T. W. McNett J. W. Stearns W. A. Hall Rick Donovan Akron Oil and Iron League Ohio

Grand Opening Bargains and Inexpensive Goods Promoted

Warren shoppers are urged to attend Bell Bros on Saturday April 5 for the greatest bargains yet. A.A. Davis & Co advertise curtin poles and cornices at low spring prices. Boots and shoes offered at low prices by The largest linen towel in the world at 25 cents. Blodgett's Balm marketed as a powerful medical aid. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets guaranteed to relieve indigestion and constipation sold by Johnson and Siegfried.

Warren Grand Bell Bros Bell Bro’s Blodgett Acker Johnson & Siegfried

Correct List of State Holidays and Banking Dates

The writer lists state holidays in Pennsylvania with adjustments for Sundays and Mondays. Notes maturing on Sundays or Mondays follow the next or preceding business day, affecting due dates and protest periods. Bank discounts and holiday observances are explained by M. Breeuer of Warren, dated March 31, 1884.

Mary Washington United States M. BrEecuer Warren, Pa

Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office 1884

Notice records letters addressed to many residents of Warren County Pennsylvania that remain uncalled for at the Warren Post Office as of March 29 1884. Addressees include Antrim A C Hourndale R L Anderson J A Hjalmar A L Braddock J R Hartman Debora Brinton Barrett Hartman Jacob Beavis C Hook Josephine Betts Chas Keatley F G Brown J N Lenhart Wm Cole Chas F Lahman Jennie Cook E W Look Lambert Corbett John Minor Samuel Demas Celia Mitchell Anna R Dixson Mrs L Morse A L Dunham L H McCarty C Dame Wm McCauley Sadie Dilker John Mare Johnie Fisk Anna Levisa Nelson Alice Franklin Delos Norris Mrs Mate Guignon Chas Petterson Augusta Gardner Clara Peterson Emill Goodum Dora Rowan John Grawbadger Wm Smith C F Hochstadler A 2 Svenson Hilda Henderson Mrs L Samuelson Alfred G Hook B G Shaefer Ernst Scott Miss C K 2. The notice instructs callers to provide advertising date.

Warren Post Office Warren Co Antrim A.C. Hourndale R. L. Anderson J. A. Hjalmar A. L. Braddock J. R. Hartman Debora Brinton & Barrett Hartman Jacob Beavis C. Hook Josephine Betts Chas, Keatley F.G. Brown J. N. Lenhart Wm. Cole Chas F. Lahman Jennie Cook W. Look Lambert Corbett John Minor Samuel Demas Celia Mitchell Anna R. Dixson L. Morse A. L. Dunham L. H. McCarty C. Dame Wm. McCauley Sadie Dilker John Mare Johnie Fisk Anna Levisa Nelson Alice Franklin Delos Norris Mate Guignon Chas. Petterson Augusta Gardner Clara Peterson Emill Goodum Dora Rowan John Grawbadger Wm. Smith C.F. Hochstadler Svenson Hilda Henderson L. Samuelson Alfred G. Hook G. Shaefer Ernst Scott C. K

Warren merchants advertise cards furniture and bird cages

A. A. Davis & Co promotes a fine line of Easter cards and a wide selection of bird cages at low prices. Banner Furniture, McNutt & Co advertise the largest assortment and finest furniture offered to Warren residents.

A. A. Davis & Co Warren A. A. Davis & Co’s Banner Furniture McNutt & Co

A Venerable Pair Celebrate Sixty Years of Marriage

Spring Creek March 26 1884 relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs S W B Sanford met at their Eldred residence Warren county on Tuesday March 25 to celebrate their sixty th wedding anniversary The elderly husband in his mid eighties remains sharp reads and chats on current events while his wife in her Sith year keeps a brisk household The sixty year union is praised as a noble achievement and a quiet tribute to enduring partnership

Freeman Pittsburg Archie Coats Warren Tidioute A. P. Gillmore Ashtabula Ohio Cleveland James Cramer Farmington Burroughs Sugar Grove H. T. Hill Exchange Hotel Ham Leonhart Pray Baker Wyandotte Mich O. H. Hunter O. D. Hibberd Carroll Panama N. Y Arird Union Eva Miller George Irwin Bradford Dwight Cowan Blaine John Sanderson Glade Allen & Higgins Patent Office United States Harrison Allen Yankton United States Court Penn General Allen Territory Fargo Spring Creek S. W. B. Sanford Eldred Warren County Eldred Township Swanson William Swanson Townley Spencer Rosanna Townley Williams Clarendon John Williams

Jamestown Plans Street Railway and Lake Steamers

Jamestown will build a new street railway with Third street work already begun and rails bought in Philadelphia for two miles and four cars. The Chautauqua Lake steamers, led by chief engineer T. E. Grandin, will return with five boats and safety measures under review.

Jamestown Third Street Hall Philadelphia Andy Smith Buss Chautauqua Lake Steamers T. E. Grandin Ohio River

Stop cruel alters and reading poisons warn towns

The Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children warns against dangerous reading matter and dime novels circulating in Warren and nationwide. It cautions mothers to guard what their children read while noting the threat from yellow literature alongside open grog shops. An advertisement for Acker's English Remedy also appears, sold by Johnson & Siegfried.

Brooklyn Society For the Prevention of Police Warren Acker Johnson & Siegfried

Opening Day yardage sale notes and values

The itemized sale lists Calico at 5 000 yards and 8 000 yards with prices 2e and 4c, 6 500 yards Ginghams at 7c with value 10, a Scotch Ginghams lot at 100 with value 19, a lot Seersuckers at 9c with value 1S, and a Linen Towel at 25c priced at 121 of a cent.

Local notices from O.H. Hunter & Son and town updates

March items report Maple sugar chatter sickness and doctor activity amid mud. Shingles sold at Mix Hodges mill. Baptist parsonage repairs and rental to Joseph Arird. Miss Fay to teach high school next term. New mill runs nights. Mix and Hodges details. E A U lodges expand nationwide with 16 000 members and 500 lodges, headquarters in Columbus Pa. Also ad for black Mare for sale.

Mix & Hodges Saw Mill Joseph Arird Gregg Cowles Houghnot & Thompson Fred Putnam Busti Mix Hodges

Local notes on weddings donations and candidates

March 27 report notes a Grange Hall donation for Rev. Isaac Sammons totaling over 40 dollars. A wedding occurred March 22 at the bride’s parents home, Rev Sammons presiding: Ang ie Belden wed John Foreman of West Spring Creek. Also mentions Miss Mary Tucker studying music in Hamilton New York and local debates over congressional candidates and temperance voting power. Maple sugar production described as unusually good and roads are very poor. Dr. Raymond of East Branch studied at Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati last winter and earned a diploma.

Grange Hall Isaac Sammons Sammons Angie Belden John Foreman West Spring Creek Mary Tucker Hamilton N. Y Congress Col L. F. Watson Brainerd Raymond East Branch Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati

Death of Henry Bowman In Pittsburg Prompts Homecoming

The body of Henry Bowman, pneumonia victim, arrived in Tidioute this morning. An old resident and river pilot among lumbermen, Bowman was well known locally. Annie Lee of Enterprise visited friends here this week as telegraph repairs proceed on the Eureka Telegraph Company line along Main Street. First-class operators recall sending early messages over the line. J. W. Farmer of Warren stayed in town at Constable Fuellhart’s request. The Postal Telegraph wires pass through Tidioute and H. C. Kemble is likely to manage the new line. Industrial School tool arrivals spark anticipation among the boys.

Henry Bowman Pittsburg Tidioute Annie Lee Enterprise Eureka Telegraph Company Main Street J. W. Farmer Warren Fuellhart Postal Telegraph Company Tidicute H. C. Kemble

Grand Opening Day at Bell Bros On Saturday

Attend the Bell Bros opening on Saturday April 3 to witness the store’s debut and take part in inaugural activities and promotions.

Oranges and Lemons Cut Prices at Gro P Orr Co

Overstock sale at Gro P Orr & Co cuts oranges to 20 cents a dozen and lemons to 15 cents a dozen while other items including Mrs Roter's Choice candies and Clipper Roller Skates are offered at Variety Hall stock is cleared. Aker s Dyspepsia Tablets advertised for stomach relief with Johnson & Siegfried as sellers.

Gro. P. Orr & Co

Prices in subgrain markets and flour barrels noted

A fragment lists prices for white wheat amber graham and baker s rye corn meal bolted corn meal bran and flour in barrels with variations worded oddly as if from a market listing. It references subgrain markets and a price column but concrete figures are unreadable.

Recoosccs Graham Baker’s

Prices Listed for Varied Goods in Local Market

A dense list presents unit prices for groceries and farm items including apples, beans, pork, cheese, dried apples, eggs, lard, onions, potatoes, sugar, coffee, tea, syrup, rice, cement, timothy seed, salt, lime, clover seed, and kerosene oil. It reflects a period market catalog with numerous commodities and their price per specified unit.

Ean Ashton Higgins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Home Matters the Beautiful Stafford C. P. Henry’s Theo Messner Wiggins Hunter’s Buffalo Express Dan Keating B. N.Y Water Company Grand Army Water Street Kinzua Corydon Peter Oil Exchange Room West Side Jack” Osborne Board of Trade A. J. Davis Flora Collins A. Ritzenthaler Robert Harley Warren Lodge No. 339 Caeee N. G S. E. Walker W.C. Allan Jay Taylor Kossuth C. P Crawford Blair S. W J. W J. P. Johnson H. P John Sill G. J. Ames F. K. Johnson Bartsch & Grover S. J W. S. Page C. Arnold Bartsh & Gruver la Pierre Bell Bros.’ Store Charles Carrington U. S. Army George Carrington J. L. Ungerer Harry Havens U.S. A L. D. Cornelius Albert Hackney Wm, Turner Mr. Havens Citizen H. Messenger Hans Lagerbum Mit der Union Billy Milligan Flipper Carrington Ser Vane Sneseeessceenneenerssteereeennes Ccc Cecesuse Tecerseeeeeneens J. E. Peck Bettie Carrington Hattie Cramer Belle Valentine Havens Lydia Hinkle Minnie Havens Emma Benzino Patti Remenyi Mary Anderson London Germany Francis Hodgson Burnett Augustine Daly New York America Toole M. E. Church Madame Fry Down By the Sea Kitty March A.A. Davis & Co McNett & Co Presbyterian Church Corry Union City James T. Russell Cobham Erie Ridgway Lewis B. Grant Fredonia Forrestville Chautauqua County Baptist Church Franklin Wm. Tusker Logan Santa Fe N. M Stella Lowry Smethport Charles F. Fletcher Jamestown Journal Morris Clarendon Record Major McLaughlin Duncan C. Ross McLaughlin Jessie James Eli Perkins Franklin Spectator G. A. R. Benefit Base Northrop’s C. Allen A. Davis & Co Hunter O.H. Hunter & Son Pennsylvania Minnesota Kansas Nebraska West Virginia Maryland Dakota Territory W. H. Muzzy Titusville Bell Brothers’ Dry Goods Emporium N. B Therss Warren, Penn Mrs Variety Hall Peck —Smith Geo. O. Cornelius J. P Lewis Peck Jennie Smith Brasington—Wood Thomas Phillips Oscar Brasington Annie Wood Babcock Jettie C. G Nettie Babcock Oye Ren Mills Co. Ks General Produce Market Geo. P. Orr & Co Siegel ECRU A. Siegel & Sons
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