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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1884

Page

3

Warren Township Notes and Local Notices 1884

A sampler of town news including church events, dinners, and rentals. Announcements cover electing a County School Superintendent, Decoration Day plans, a charity dinner, and a church sermon. Local trade ads promote carpets, lace curtains, wallpaper, fruits, and house services. A fire on Hast Street caused damage about $300 with no insurance.

Warren Corner Hoffman’s Hall Arird Warren Eben N. Ford G.A.R King Carver House Wendlebee Rowland & Greenland

Local social notes and travels of Warren area residents

Miss Lottie Harris of Titusville visits Mrs. H. W. Pickett. Mrs. Ramage of Reno visits relatives. J. J. Nesmith departs for a month west on Piso work. Annie McKnight of Erie returns from Warren. Maude Davis returns to Tionesta after visiting relatives. Mrs. King, children, and Miss Biltz of Buffalo visit Mr. Shaeffer. Judge I. H. Hiller, now of Prospect, visited town. Will Gross meets H. R. Bartlett in Butte, Montana and discusses Warren. Mrs. Gillmore goes to New York for millinery stock. return date not given. New Con contends Blaine cannot be elected. ticket proposed with Lincoln and Scofield. Portrait of ex-Lieutenant-Governor Stone praised in state capitol. Hon. Charles W. Stone of Warren touted for Congress. Rev. L. M. Boyer, Evangelical pastor, begins English services. German service only Wednesday. Prominent local appeal to attend his sermons.

Lottie Harris Titusville H. W. Pickett 8. Y. Ramage Reno J. J. Nesmith Annie McKnight Erie Anna Sill Warren Maude Davis Tionesta W. F. King Fanny Biltz Buffalo Butte Henry Glenni W. Scofield Guv. Stone State Capitol Capitol W. A. Greaves Franklin Charles W.stone Commonwealth Congress Warred Franklin Citizen Press L. M. Boyer Evangelical Church Boyer

Warren Library Association Meeting and By Laws Amendment

Warren borough hosts a library association meeting on May 6 1884 at 7 30 pm in the room over O H Hunters store to act on amendments to the By Laws and constitution increasing the corporation capacity to hold real estate. C W Strong president W A Rankin secretary. Also local ads note Bell Bros Ladies Neck Wear A A Davis Co stationer Geo Ball boys and children suits with a free baseball bat purchase, wallpaper, Wendileboe window shades, cabinet frames, Tea berry teeth and breath product at drug stores, Marsh Roller Skates from Johnson Siegfried, cheaper curtain poles and cornices, and Acker s English Remedy via Johnson Siegfried.

Warren Library Association O. H. Hunter Warren Borough

Warren Library Loan Exhibition Showcases Furnishing Drive

The Warren Library faces a costly completion as the Library Association seeks funds to furnish the new grand library room funded by Hon. Thomas Struthers. A staffed exhibition, praised for zeal and energy, runs through Wednesday evening, inviting local citizens to view the collection of items and support the cause.

Warren Thomas Struthers Library Association Smithsonian Institute and Museum Washington

Warren County Agricultural Association Holds Monthly Meeting

The Warren County Agricultural Association met in the Court House last Saturday afternoon with about 25 members. They discussed a county fair next fall and appointed a five member committee to work with the Board of Trade to secure a charter ground and arrangements. The group also touched on soil preparation for corn and fertilizer topics for next issue.

Warren Co. Agricultural Association Court House Board of Trade Warren C. Lott A. S. Dalrymple W. B. Acocks Dalrymple Messrs Irvine Cramer Amann Day Samuelson Kidder Berry Whittlesey Lott

Bakery goods and wares advertise at Warren PA shop

A Warren Pa retailer promotes Pure Baking Powder 35 cents a pound mixed by Hazeltine Mixer and Johnson Siegfried advertises Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets 25 and 50 cents with guarantees. Also mentions baby carriages and fruit prices.

Johnson & Slegeried Warren, Pa Acker Johnson & Siegfried Acker’s

Loan Exhibition in Warren Draws Wide Attendance

The Loan Exhibition in Warren attracted a large crowd with a weeklong display. Officers include Lieut. Gov. C. W. Stone as President and Mrs. R. P. King as Secretary. The art gallery, industrial and historical rooms, and a plant of entertainments drew visitors, while floral pieces and autographs from presidents and notable figures enhanced the show. Proceeds exceed $50 from floral sales and the event runs through next Wednesday night.

C. W. Stone R. P. King G. N. Parmlee A. J. Hazeltine J.P. Jefferson H. E. Brown Anna Sill W. K. McMullen E. D. Preston H. P. Hunter J. M. Siegfried E. E. Brown T. S Philadelphia

Jamestown and County News Highlights

Local notes report Countryside’s move to New York City, Meadville and Warren firemen parades, farm losses from frost, and a 56-column expansion of the Ridgway Advocate. Maritime and gas industry updates cover the Jamestown Steamboat remodels, a new organ gift, and gas company plans. Town Council Proceedings detail audits, nuisance abatement, street work, taxes, and licensing proposals.

Warren club routs Jaricki's of Erie 35 to 9 in local clash

The Warren team defeated Jaricki's of Erie by 35 to 9 signaling their slugging power and solid defense. Spectators were urged to attend upcoming games as Warren prepares uniforms for Thursday and anticipates Franklin club tests. Bradford plans a baseball nine with $3,000 backing amid league formation chatter.

Warren Club Jaricki’s Erie Warren Franklin Club Coleman Meadville Bradford The Star Hornellsville Akron Crie Elmira Corry Youngstown Mills American Association Northwestern League National League Eastern League Ohio State Association Iron and Oil League Connecticut State League Massachusetts State League

Spring and Summer Clothing and Local Notices

Jacob Keller offers an immense stock of imported and domestic cloths ready to be made into suits with guaranteed fit by skilled workmen and latest styles. Mrs Harris’ house and lot on Hazel street for sale by D I Ball. Banner Furniture Store proclaims the largest assortment of finely made furniture. NorTHRop’s urges everyone to save money on Boots and Shoes. Hub Cough Cure by Johnson & Siegfried, 25 cents.

Jacob Keller Second Street Liberty

Hub Cough Cure Sold for 25 Cents in Boston

A Boston physician's prescription product, touted as a magical cure for any ordinary cough, has been dispensed for years by a local druggist. Each bottle of Hub Cough Cure is sold for 25 cents and comes with a warranty.

Boston Jounson & Sreceriep

Struthers Library Building a Civic Monument in Warren

The Struthers Library Building project in Warren grows from a 1552 vision to a substantial 80,000 dollar edifice. Trustees oversee a dual use structure housing a grand library hall and a Masonic lodge on the third floor, with office-style stores on the ground floor and an ornate auditorium seating 916.

Library Hall Leghorn W. J. Fetters Philadelphia William Spangler James McCullom C. W. Ahdey C. W. Beck P. H. Melvin Bauschant Bros Erie John Sunderland

Hybrid Pine and Hemlock Grow From One Trunk

Dr. Halderman found a rare tree on Forest County land bordering Warren County. A single stump yields two trees a pine and a hemlock, split along the wood, each about two feet in diameter and eighty feet tall. The joint stands on a hill near Samuel Davidson's mill below Queen Creek.

Halderman Forest County Warren County Samuel Davidson Queen Creek Tionesta Republican

Wrightsville Local News and Notices

April 26 updates show P Wright finishing store rearrangements and stocking new goods after a city trip. Ephraim Wright moves into Suttons on Church street as L Pierce leaves the Corners to stay with daughter Mrs Arters at Hill farm. Mrs James Stuart dies after long illness. funeral by Rev Palmer. Mr Stuart receives condolences. Fairy note mentions bird cages from A A Davis Co and Gro P Orr Co.

P. Wright Ephraim Wright James Stuart Rev. Palmer Sugar Grove Stuart

Crazy Patchwork Offer from Rochester Silk Works

Large assortment of remnants including brocaded silks satins and velvets offered in two bundles with postpaid pricing. Package 1 yields a compact set of fabrics for fancy work priced at 56 cents or 1-cent lamps, Package 2 contains thrice as much for $1.00. Includes Ladies' Manual of Fancy Work postpaid 50 cents. Address Rochester Silk W Rochester NY. Waste

U.S Rochester Silk W Rochester, N. Y

Kingsley Home Nears Completion in County Correspondence

Arril 26 notes E M Kingsley’s new house nearly finished a neat, tasteful structure reflecting his outdoor foreman work. J Crary builds a reservoir near the spring supplying water. Mrs Williams travels to Chicago for a sick sister. Avery travels East after telegraphing his father’s illness. Mrs Secor recovers from pneumonia while Radeker adds a verandah to his house. A

E. M. Kingsley J. Crary Williams Chicago Avery

Farmers sow grain as politicians check on families and soldiers

April 26 notes busy farming with grain sowing while politicians call to inquire after health and duty. Hon C W Shortt loses a cow valued at 400 dollars. a heifer calf sells for 100. Archie McDonald leaves the store to study nature. Maple sugar totaling 1000 pounds is made from 400 trees on Thomas Bragg's Connecticut farm. Union Sabbath school organized at Stillson Hill with Sylvester Fox as superintendent and Rev Palmer to lead quarterly meetings. Seats run short at the village church prompting talk of buying chairs.

C. W. Shortt Ile Archie McDonald Geo. Wright Thomas Bragg Connecticut Stillson Hill United Brethren and Methodists Sylvester Fox D. R. Palmer LL. B

Local notices and shop ads from a Beaver Falls era

April 28 updates list residents moving and traveling such as John Rising and family to Beaver Falls and Tunstall to Warren. It notes the B Y P R R paying employees by checks and Irvine Sabbath school officers. Also reports church membership increases and Mrs. Dave Wells moving to Bradford, plus carpet sale ads and fruit prices at Turopore MrEssnen's.

John Rising Beaver Falls Tunstall Warren Alex Christie Abe Bain Dick Bay John Perkins Erie Co Irvine Sabbath School W. H. Clark J. A. Hughes Geo. Kolfrat H. G. Ault Our Village Hall Davies Dave Wells Haslett Bradford

Marcvied and Farnsworth Rogers in 1884 Weddings

Marcvied Stricker Stahley Warren April 20 1884 by Rev L M Boyer. Farnsworth Rogers Sheffield April 24 1884 by Rev A A Horton. Carpenter Kay Sugar Grove April 24 1884 by Rev D R Palmer. Lacy Sharp Conewango April 21 1884 at bride’s mother’s home. Larson Christison Warren April 26 1884 at Parsonage.

Stricker Stahley Warren L. M. Boyer Jacob Stricker Emma Stabley Farnsworth—Rogers Sheffield A. A. Horton P. Farnsworth Farnsworth Siding Carrie B. Rogers Mead Carpenter—Kay Sugar Grove D. R. Palmer Alva Carpenter Nellie K. Kay Busti N. Y

Obituary notices from Warren Jamestown Pittsfield Wrightsville

Deaths announced for Josie Brownell Polly Fisher Samuel M Graham Hannah Stuart and family note reflect on loss and faith. Notices describe ages and brief life summaries with biographical details and expressions of gratitude. May the bereaved find comfort as the community bids farewell.

Samuel M. Graham Stuart Wrightsville Hannah Stuart Hannah Jagger Sugar Grove James Stuart D. R. Palmer M. E. Church OD. R. P

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