Warren Fire Dept Parade and local notices
Warren community news covers fire department parade details for Sept. 4 with participation from Struthers Hose Co and Whitney Hose Co. Excursions by Niagara Hose Co to Niagara and Chautauqua Lake trips are noted, along with bu sinessmen supporting the event and local sports chatter about Warren youths beating Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Hose Co
Warren
Chautauqua
Niagara Hose Co
Niagara
Strathers Hose Co
Chautauqua Lake
Clarendon
Warren Fire Department
State Senators Visit Warren On Path To Harrisburg
About 15 State Senators including Senator Lee toured Warren and Bradford towns en route to Harrisburg. They visited Kinzua Bridge and towns like Warren Titusville Oil City and Franklin and were shown through the Hospital for the Insane by Dr Corwen. The party praised the hospital and its management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Warren
Harrisburg
Bradford
Emery
High Bridge
Kinzua
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin
Guy, Stone
Rt. Brown
G. N. Parmlee
Hospital For
Warren B. B. Association Forms Local Baseball Outfit
The Warren base ball association organized at a Monday meeting in R W Pardum’s office elected H P Heater president T W McNeil vice president F K Russell secretary and I M Bond treasurer Seventy five shares at $10 each with a five share limit were authorized Five directors will run the club and seek players managers and stockholders Twenty shares were sold to start The aim is to field a first class nine and build a quality ground continuing the Exchange club’s good record Good luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. B. Association
Warren Baseball Asso
R. W. Pardum
Eret Ege Block
H. P. Heater
T. W. McNeil
F. K. Russell
L. M. Bond
Association
Linn
Bond
Exchange Club
W. E. B. Association
French and Curacura Kid Hand Turned Button Shoes
C Smith and Son announce new supply of French and Curacura Kid hand turned button shoes in C and D widths. Made by Saller Lewin and Co Philadelphia and J H Byrnes Rochester New York with Reynolds Bros and Couch Wisner ladies shoes, all offered at lowest cash price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Smith & Son
Saller, Lewin & Co
Phila
J. H. Byrnes
Rochester
Reynolds Bros
Couch & Wisner
Undertaking Goods and Clothing Offered by Nelson Greenlund
A complete assortment of undertaking goods and ready made clothing is available at any hour. The seller invites customers to call in the Exchange block opposite the Postoffice, citing Nelson Greenlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Nelson Greenlund
Beer by Philip Leonhart Wins Local Favor over City Brewers
Brewer Philip Leonhart appoints Valentine as Warren beer agent to sell beer in kegs or cases, with orders from the brewery. Judges call Leonhart's beer best in the market and gaining popularity despite competition from Milwaukee and Toledo. it is noted for being palatable and free from city compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Leonhart
Valentine
Warren
Leonhart
Milwaukee
Toledo
Future Fairs Schedule Across Counties
Sugar Grove September 11 to 15 Butler September 18 to 20 Brookville October 2 to 9 Stoneboro October 25 to 27 Pittsburg Exposition September 6 to October 15 Mercer September -7 Titusville September 25 to 27 Franklin October 2 to 5 Sharon September 12 to 15 Conneautville October 5 to 5
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Sugar Grove
Butler
Brookville
Stoneboro
Pittsburg Exposition
Mercer
Titusville
Franklin
Sharon
Conneautville
Selling Clothing for Thirty Days at Low Prices
Advertises a thirty day clothing sale to reduce stock with low prices on suits. Trade Dollars accepted at par. Also notes Lime Juice Soda Water at a druggist and cheap bulk feathers and pillows from McNett Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noyes
McNett & Co
George Ball
Annual Encampment Details for Warren Soldiers to Conneaut Lake
The 16th Regiment of the N G P led by Col John A Wiley will encamp next Friday for eight days at Conneaut Lake with 5000 soldiers from Warren Bradford Oil City Franklin and more. A brigade dress parade and grand review by the Governor are planned with camps near Evansburg and Oakland Beach, and Captain D R Herron commands Co K 16th N G P while Major Frank M Lamb resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. O. Parmlee
I” Co
Warren
Conneaut Lake
Corry
Meadville
W. A. Hackney
James A. Beaver
Bradford
Oil City
Franklin
Cooperstown
Ridgway
Titusville
Erie
John A. Wiley
Conneautville
Dyansburg
Crawford County
Evansburg
Oakland Beech
Oakland Beach
Lake View House
Co. K
D. R. Herron
M. R. Rovse
Seth Church
Frank M. Lamb
Sixteenth Regiment
Summer Goods Sale Signals Big Stock at Hunter & Son
Hunter and Son reduce stock of summer goods including lawns cambrics parasols fans summer silks and dress goods. Now is the time to buy as many items are 25 percent cheaper than a week ago and stock is as large as this season. Stationery and Toilet Goods at L. G. Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Son
L. G. Noyes
Warren Victorious Exchange team tour ends with five wins
Warren’s Exchange baseball club returned Sunday after a seven day swing beating five clubs on their grounds and losing one by luck. The lineup featured Morrison Geibe Schwing O Laughlin Hagerty Richards Reese Goodrich Hagerty Conarro Johnson with Briody as umpire. They beat Titusville Oil City Jamestown Corry Bradford and others in a series marked by strong hitting and tight pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Warren
J. Morrison
L. Geibe
C. F. Schwing
A. O’laughlin
T. Hagerty
W. J. Richards II
C. J. Reese II
Lloyd Goodrich
J. Hagerty
Charlie Conarro
Robert Johnson
Titusville
Titusvillians
Enniies
Oil City
Bradford Boys
Inhiineek
Cil
Corry Club
Corry
Jamestown
Bradford
County and Vicinity News Roundup From Erie to Edinboro
Franklin reports a colored woman over 107 years old. Mrs Mary Shaughnessy died in Erie at 100. The Fredonia watch works may move west. Producers Exchange in Bradford foundations laid. Carman Elk County gains post office with E C Barret postmaster. Chautauqua Lake steamboat duel disturbs passengers. Meadville to electrify street lighting at $2300 annual for a 40 plant. Rev L H Bugbee former Allegheny College president died in Geneva at 60. July oil region report: 260 wells, 3837 barrels, 252 rigs, 262 drilling, 21 dry holes, slight rise from June. Edinboro students praise the school. next term opens August 21. Circulars via J A Cooper Edinboro Pa. Edinboro Normal School touts library, classrooms, cabinets, apparatus, model school. prices 25 percent lower. Apples crop seen light in Chautauqua to Wyoming counties. Delaware, Steuben, Schuyler report good crop elsewhere. east of Rockies expected near last year’s totals but more roadstock available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mary Shaughnessy
Erie
Fredonia Watch Works
Producers’ Exchange
Bradford
L. H. Bugbee
Allegheny College
Meadville
Geneva
N. Y
Edinboro
J. A. Cooper
Derrick
Edinboro Normal School
J A. Cooper
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Livingston
Genessee
Niagara
Ontario
Orleans
Wyoming
Eric
Monroe
Delaware
Steuben
Schuyler
Rocky Mountains
Janestown Journal
Petroleum Points Rise Amid Oil Market Flurry
The petroleum market shows renewed activity with more low price oil held by holders. Bulls regain confidence as producers near five to eight hundred barrels and New York buys during the past week while Pittsburgh remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Princia
New York
Piisourg
Wee Bullein
Pennsylvania Paragraphs on Oils and Pensions
Mercer reports oil fever with a well drilling five miles north of the county seat and landowners raising land prices. Clarion county sees Washington lawyer circulars promising pensions but swindling patrons. Wilkes Barre papers lift weekly prices to $2, arguing value of non daily editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Clarion County
Washington
Chautauqua Tickets and Tolls Draw Stringent Payoffs
A Cricego Venes correspodent laments blunt moneyed control at a summer university like Chautauqua. Gatekeepers punch tickets for drives boats language classes meals and more. Vendors also pay ten percent of gross receipts to the assembly, while admission is highly priced and guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Flood Losses Mount as Allegheny River Rises
A sudden rise in the Allegheny on July 28 and 29 swept away about seventy five rafts carrying over 375000 feet of lumber from Herrs Island and Winsburg. A raft struck a pier near the Sixth Street Bridge, a man drowned, and three others were said to share the fate. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars. Congressman Watson and Warren partners were among the victims. 2000000 feet of lumber carried off, with salvage efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Herr’s Island
Wittsburg
Sixth Street Suspension Bridge
Col. Watson
M. B. Dunham
J.J. Taylor
Warren
Vicinity
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Ohio
Congresman Wa
Union Bridge
Rive
Watson & Co
Watson
Congress
Congressman Watson
Irvineton Nines Win 20 to 7 in Youngsville Match
County correspondence notes several residents moving and visiting Sulphur Springs, Wrightsville, Corydon, and Meadville. The Irvineton nine defeated Youngsville 20 to 7 at Youngsville Saturday with a rematch planned on Irvineton grounds in about a week. Aug. 4, 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsv
Allie Mead
W. A. Maines
P.& BE. Ht. BR
Kvington
Steven Mead
Wilber Hull
John Hell
Nelson Mead
Corydon
Myrtie Palm
Novih Warren
Hiram Chapel
Irvineton
Youngsville
Remark on Corn Yield Sparks Farmer’s Wish for More Kernels
Thad Stevens recalls a wealthy Pennsylvania farmer during a legal case. Stevens admires the corn as superb ripening on the stalk. The farmer, though polite, sighs that a few more cun nes at the end of every corn cob would be ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Stevens
Pennsylvania
Mr. Stevens
Grand jurors and traverse jurors listed for 1859 term
For the September term of Coin commencing September 3 1859 the Grand Jurors from multiple towns include Hamilton as foreman and members from Suvar Grove Sheffield Conewango Pine Grove Elkmer Farmington Youngsville Columbus Spring Creek Glade Warren Triumph Sugar Grove Pine Grove Freehold and others. Traverse Jurors with many local names and occupations follow from Tidioute Conewango Triumph Sheffield Pine Grove Watson Warren Farming etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
J. C
Suvar Grove
Allen
Sheffield
Nold
Conewango
Down
Levi
Pine Grove
Awlord
Sawyer
Elkmer
James
Farmer
Farmington
Aey
Geo
Youngsville
Jratton
W. E
Columbus
Ildred
Chas
Spring Creek
Kook
Corydon
Thompson
J. W
Triumph
Vergill
S. R
Wilsie
C. H
Way
O. D
Sugar Grove
Woodburn
W. H
Freehold
Traverse
Avard
C. E
Tidioute
Arnold
A. W
Huey
W.S
Conewanzo
Hunter
Robin
South West
Hall
R. D
Warren
Harris
Stephen
Kinzua
Haupin
Irvine
T. W
Jackson
R.R. Agt
Spring Creek Jewell
Fred
Kinnear
Long
Deerfield
Ladow
Elk
McGraw
J. O
McKelvey
A. H
Manur
Murrey
Thos
McKinney
Far
Brokenstraw
C.A
Manderville
Pittsfield
Nutting
W. P
Oil Opera
Clarendon
Russell
Rowley
Richardson
J. H
Sumner
Jas
Carpenter
Shuler
Jacob
Stanton
J. F
Sill
Pleasant
Simmons
Slater
Luamberman
Watson
Watts
Williams
Isaac
Whitcomb
R. M
Wright
West
W. B
Cs drens Hat Hours wth Jeers Illustrated capital book
A capital children's book by Rev. E J Goodspeed and Rev E W Hicks, published by Hess N Y and sold as 25 cent numbers. An agent Mrs Seaman canvasses Warren for orders and subscriptions may take multiple numbers or the whole bound set. Also a stray yearling bull with white spot last seen in Sheffield. information to Ludlow from W H Bergwarer dated July 30 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Goodspeed
D. D
E. W. Hicks
M. A
Strayep
Sheffield
Ludlow
W.H. Bergwarer
For Sale Yes Tooth Powder by Johnson & Siegfried
An advertised dental powder product named Yes Tooth Powder is offered for sale by Johnson and Siegfried. The brief notice presents a consumer item with the brand and seller names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren dispatch reports union strength and continued fundraising
The Warren Pa dispatch describes a united Oil Exchange membership, a surge of donations to the Merchants' and Telegraphers' Association, and a Western Union warning to strikers. It notes further subscription momentum for a new line and lists unclaimed letters at the Warren Post Office with a 30 day deadline before sending to Dead Letter Office.
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Warren
Buffalo Express
Oil Exchange
Merchants’ & Telegraphers’ ’Association
Western Union
Tillohn Campbell
Warren Post Office
Warren Co
Burns
C. E. Larson
Carl Brailey
Cora LaDow
A. H. Blair
Jenny Lesser
L. J. A. Bishop
Lydia F. Morrison
B. P. A. Briody
James Mears
James Burgelt
John Mercer
N. D. Clifford
H. A. Porter
H. L. Cadisms
BE. T. Patterson
J. E. Clover
W. D. Ritchards
Albert Dill
Addie Reynolds
Geo. C
Darrell
F. F. Serene
Pail Durant
G. W. Stark
Stina Dixson
Mary Smively
Jacob Ehler
A. J. Sutherland
James Fisk
Lilly Shaffer
Dr. J. Horrigan
Ann Thompson
John H. Herback
Willie Thompson
J. H. Hanhart
C. M. Taylor
L. C. Johnson
Chas
John Williams
Mary Johansson
Maria Wilson
Mary J. Jamison
Walter L. Waid
A. M. Kramer
John
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The
Warren Mail
Home Matters
Buffalo
Geo. Ball
Warren County
Struthers Hose Co
Whitney Hose Co
O. W. Beaty
Glade
Sanderson & Thomas
Wm. Schnur
L. B. Hoffman
Canada
L. S. Payne
C. W. Sersall
Harry Isaacs
Mrs. Brown and Son
Lock Haven
Harrison
D. M. Gross
Allegheny Spring
L. H. Rogers
Fremont
Nebraska
Judge Brown
Ida R. Brewer
Troy
John Rowland
B. F. Sloan
B. F. Morris
W. S. Leffard
Spruce Creek
C. H. Noyes, Esq
Old Orchard Beach
New England
Dr. Anderson and Son
H. G. Eddy
Norris
A. R. Schofield
E. K. Creed
C. L. Mead
Capt. Dennison
M. Waters
Charles H. Stephens
Philadelphia
Town
Allegheny River
William Willard Howard
Philadelphia Times
Manhatan Illustrated
Stephens
Howard
Greaves
Schnur
Warren Canoe Club
Salamanca
Beer Depot
Morrison
Andy
Lloyd
James Briody
Potter & Farwell
Brokers In Petroleum
Warren, Pa
Coerek
Hichst
Lw i
Stuart—Wright
John F. Kinnear
G. A. Jackson
Charles Stuart
Nellie Wright
Wrightsville
O’loughlin
Mary O’ Loughlin
Mo’s. Babbitt
M. T. Babbitt
Fortune
Jos. Fortune
Union and Normal
H. H. Cumings
F. Hoge
Wilkesbarre
Cogswell & Wheeler
People’s Market
Scofield
B. F. Branch
W. A. Hall, & CO
Third Street
Penn’a
N. K. Wendleboe
Liberty Street
Davis’ Drug Store
Warrenstock
Beech Street
Werren
Lesiers
James Nixon
Warren Pa
Sersall
Constantiy
Queri
Can
Georgeee Ball
N. K. Wendelboe
O. C. Allen
P. M. Warren
T. S. Brown
Jyst
P. E. Morse
J. A. Crowley
Morse & Crowley
Cherry Grove
Ss. M. Brown
Tavek & Co
Augusta
Hunter's
H. Hunter & Son
A.A. Davis & CO
A. A. Davis & Co., Warren, Penn’s
Iz UV
Wwe
Union Cassimere
SOL. Cohn & CO
Keystone Clothiers and Hatters
Carver House
T. H. Nevin & Co’s
Pioneer
T. H. Nevin & CO
P. O
Office and Works
Western Av
Allegheny, Pa
I. G. Noyes
A. WW. Morce
Painesville
Lake County
T. Allen
P. H. Towel
Dana
Mail Office
Rowland & Greenland
Hickory St
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