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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1884

Page

3

Who will our next Postmaster be in Warren

The Warren Mail notes widespread chatter from Mexico to Maine about liberty’s refrain, asks who will be the next Postmaster, and lists local items: Civil Court week, river rafting, a Cigarmakers Union event, Kate Claxton at Library Hall, Board of Trade meeting, Christmas preparations, and local business updates. It covers burglaries, concerts, autographs, oil in Glade, hardware sales, hires, accidents, salesmen wanted, and upcoming events.

Mexico Maine Liberty Utica Cigarmakers’ Union Harugari Hall Kate Claxton Library Hall Board of Trade Council Room Saxton Hunter & Son Merck Bros P. J. Bayer Choral Union-Belle McClintock Warren Library T. H. de Silver Glade Clark Farm S. M. Cogswell Barth & Gruver Chautauqua Assembly Hotel Athenaum Association Pittsburg Jamestown Water Works Company Erie Allegheny Valley Railroad Oil City Emlenton Kittaning Clarion Jacksonian M. R. Barr Jones New York Barr General Land Office New Orleans J. Warren Fletcher News Sugar Grove Allegheny Mail Warren W. L. Scott C. A. Hitchcock The Herald Internal Revenue Corry Cameron Block St. James Hotel Telegraph Brother Pain John H. Dingman Hoenig S. E. Andrews Titusville Salamanca Cattaraugus County Board of Supervisors Congress of Dolls Bradford Palen Gilson Talamo Pleasantville Franklin Laona Thomas J. Skidmore C. and W. Alexander Fredonia Nypano Tregalles Salamanca Republican

Rinklets and Notices Share Local Social Scene

The Rinklets Thursday masquerade drew strong attendance with oil tips for skaters and hints of a final Leap Year party next Wednesday featuring Struthers Hose Band. Local items mention professional skaters Nate Clark and others, plus numerous personal paragraphs from Warr en area residents and updates on social happenings.

Struthers Hose Band Corry America Nate Clark W. J. O'Neill Will Hare John Mead Norristown Herald

Sea of Ice to thrill Warren audience next Friday

Theatrical notices promise a strong show with Miss Claxton in The Sea of Ice at Library Hall next Friday evening December 12. C A Stevenson’s Carlos and Verdi choruses will also headlined acts, while Warren’s own Kate Claxton is praised for her poised performance.

Library Hall Pittsburg Times Kate Claxton Warren Marv’lous Verdi Choral Union Belle McClintock Academy Music Buffalo J. L. Ungerer Kelly Weaver Big Black Dog

Trial of Jenne for Murder Ends in Second Degree Verdict

Jenne found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to state prison for eleven years and six months. The trial in Warren County heard from hospital experts and witnesses about Jenne’s supposed imbecility and epileptic traits amid prior threats against Ellis, who died from multiple shotgun wounds. Multiple related criminal cases and a grand jury report followed, detailing verdicts, sentences, and facility maintenance recommendations.

George Jenne Tidioute Wm. Ellis Ellis Jenne Warren Warren County W. D. Brown P. W. Brown R. P. King Commonwealth Geo. H. Higgins T. Allen Wm. M. Lindsey C. W. Stone C. H. Noyes W. W. Wilbur Wm. Schnur Reuben Dalrymple Sugar Grove Mr. Higgins Germany Rouse Hospital Phebe Howard Curwen Greenlee Wilbur Mr. Stone Allen Lindsey Stone Brown James Cavanaugh Patrick Dowd James McLaughlin Wm. Cook Flora Clingsmith Thos. Horrigan John Riley Smith Williams Riley Williams Geo. Robinson Wm. Schanti D. S. Breitenstein C. H. Perlick James Godfrey H.F. Kerr John Holman E. W. Robertson Eli S. Meeker W. G. Williams Ann Horrigan Philip Leonhart Mrs. Slocum E. T. F. Valentine A. H. Lacy T. W. Dempsey W.N. Bucklin Court of Warren Co North Warren Garfield

Missionary Service at Episcopal Church This Tuesday Evening

An elegant line of Black and Colored Silks is offered as presents for a Missionary service at the Episcopal Church this Tuesday evening conducted by Rev. Samuel Kelley of Pittsburg. The note adds groceries sold at low prices in Warren, with Hon. Robert Allen affirming the bargain loudly.

The Episcopal Church Samuel Kelley Pittsburg Warren Robert Allen

Warren Baptist Church 50th Anniversary Commemorated

The Warren Baptist Church marked its 50th anniversary on Sunday November 30 1884 with a history read by Pastor E D Hammond. The church organized May 2 1834 in Warren courthouse with members including Curtis Morse Gildersleeve and others.

E. D. Hammond Warren Court House P. Curtis F. Curtis H. Gier P. Doty M. Shaw Elizabeth Morse P. Waters P. Strong Louisa Wheeler Mary Colmstock O. W. Shaw W. M. Morse W. M. Gildersleeve E. Doty Curtis Pond Pine Grove Carroll and Ashville New York Foote Fuller, Coleman and Gildersleve Fuller James McClellan Norman Snyder A. Gerould B. C. Willoughby John S. Hutson Stockton N. Y Allegheny City Warren, Oo G. W. Snyder Columbus Lockhaven Springville Painter Allen Boyer Organ Fund Trowbridge

County and Vicinity News Roundup from Erie Area

A December 7 newspaper digest reports county updates from Forest to Bradford including factory shutdowns and layoffs at Corry and Oil City projects. It notes Erie R R staffing changes and factory activity, a sale of the Simpson oil lands, and local civic notes from Jamestown to Salamanca with libel suits and new newspaper ventures.

Teachers Institute of Forest County Tionesta Corry Erie Fredonia Canning City Council of Bradford John M. Kane McKean County Simpson Erie R. R Lafayette

County Correspondence Highlights Local Mill and School News

E W Thompson advances a new saw mill on the old site with water power ownership and promises incentives for local manufacturers next spring. The Sewing Circle party at Lane Hall supports schools with bells clocks and dictionaries and plans further purchases if patronage grows. Township schools open with a roster of named teachers across villages. Others note roller skating activity at Fentonville and M M Thompson moving to a new house. A. V. Jones returns from Tionesta with no deer. Landlord Marsh to issue Christmas bail cards. Pine Grove builds a fine schoolhouse. Robt Love as contractor delivers a reliable project. Jones and Matt offer organ tickets to shoppers. Sam.

E. W. Thompson Roscoe Ransom Youngsville Nellie S. Murray Meadville Ackley Hollow David Braley Jamestown Hales Mary Phillips Cable Hollow Elmer Haskins Wiltsie Eva Ruland Thompson Maggie Brown Irvineburg Effie Lukins Gouldtown Ella Newman Fox Hill James Devine Fentonville M. M. Thompson Cultivator Mr. Johnson Klantone Postoffice A. V. Jones Tionesta Marsh I. H. Fry Bert Pine Grove Robt. Love Jones & Matt Sam

Pittsburg tabernacle talk for Francis Murphy and more

State news item notes Pittsburg discussions of a tabernacle for Francis Murphy and that fifteen applicants, including several ladies, seek the Sharon post office. Harrisburg hosts the State encampment of the G A R on Feb 10 11. The Pittsburg club next season is the most expensive ball team organized in the United States. Two men digging roots on a Susquehanna Island near Danville uncover a metal box with coins totaling 47000 dollars.

Pittsburg Club United States Susquehanna River Danville James Glenn 14Th Regiment Whe Gray Parchment Glenn Supreme Court Pennsylvania Allegheny Philadelphia Capt. Natt Uniontown Allegheny City James Lizzie R. J. Burdette Ardmore Montgomery County Burlington

Town Council Proceedings December 1 Regular Meeting

Regular council meeting notes Burgess Geo P Orr and nine members present Minutes read and approved Fire Committee reports two wheeled hose carts about 90 dollars each referred for further investigation Library Hall license fee set at two dollars per performance except lectures and home entertainments Concerts in other halls charged at established price Gas bills for four months reduced fifteen percent with settlement to be reported Street Commissioner S G Waid report filed List of bills ordered paid including S G Waid Walsh Hamilton Page Hertzel Ames Russell Begler lighting Knapp Rogers Mintzer Merck Utter Lacy Magee police and others Clerk R P Kina adjourned.

Roll Burgess P. Orr Messrs Davis Knapp Bell Cogswell Siechrist Borchers Walkerman Merck Fire Dept Warren Gaslight Co S. G. Waid

Holiday shopping notes from A A Davis and partners

Fifteen days remain before Christmas as A A Davis & Co advertise a large stock of books albums and toilet sets and offer a lucky number with every $2 purchase. Geo Ball promotes clothing hats and furnishings, with store rugs and cheap goods to clear stock. John D Coulter offers silk handkerchiefs and Bel Bros features bird cages and emboyered items.

Bet Bros L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store A. A. Davis & Co Geo. Ball John D. Coulter Bel Bros

Christmas gift stock at Buit Bros selection

Geo Ball notes a large stock at Buit Bros offering rich desirable yet useful Christmas presents. Shoppers are invited to inspect the selection before purchase.

Geo. Ball Buit Bros

Thacher ill in Lowville and local social notes

December 6 notes list Mrs W M Thacher at Lowville with her mother ill, Chas Stuart on the sick list, a mush and milk benefit party for Rev Hall hosted by John A Jackson, and hints of a roller masquerade Christmas night. Other items mention A P Garfield and wife in Jamestown, Frank Siggins to Buffalo, and visits among Mrs G R Wood Sheffield Mrs L J Kinnear.

C. D. Allen Sheffield J. H. Eddy Florida Warren John Fisher W. H. Spain Parker’s Landing S. J. Franklin Warren Gaslight Co Corry W. M. Thacher Lowville Chas. Stuart John A. Jackson Hall A. P. Garfield Jamestown Frank Siggins Buffalo Scott Olney

Oyster supper funds church benefit and town news

On Thanksgiving night the Christian church held an oyster supper for benefit with pleasure and profit. A new street will extend South Main. A surprise party at the Chapman residence led to a free-for-all sleigh ride. Alice Van Nepps returns from Sugar Grove Seminary to study locally. Winter sledding across the hill before the school builds a lively scene. Hyde and Son begin rebuilding the mill on a new site at West Main and Goshen streets with materials for framing already started.

Christian Church South Main Chapman Alice van Nepps Sugar Grove Seminary Hyde & Son West Main Goshen Streets Tox

Bears Found Near Gaen Neighbors in Pa. Woods

Local hunters from Langdon Station report capturing several deer and a remarkable sight near the N. Woodlands. They shot and killed a bear cub, wounded the old bear, and later trapped the mother near Tionesta creek. A second cub remains at large due to lacking a dog for chase.

Gaen Langdon Station P. & E. Road Tionesta Creek H. B

Fall and Winter Clothing by Jacob Keller Tailor

Jacob Keller the Tailor offers an immense stock of imported and domestic cloths ready to be made into suits. He guarantees a good fit with skilled workmen and the latest styles. Rooms on Second Street near Liberty, second story.

Jacob Keller Second Street Liberty

Ho for the Holidays Prices in New Dry Goods Stock

Local merchants announce deep discounts on dress goods cashmeres flannels cloaks shawls and novelties after buying large lots from jobbers. Prices drop across several lines with cashmeres from 90c to 50c and flannels reduced as much as 15c below competitors. Warren store touts modern stock and holiday appeal to lure shoppers.

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Warren Mail Home Matters J. J. Taylor J. A. Eichenburg Mintzer & Co Archie Muncari Glade Run Liverlyville R. G. Chase & Co Particuars Presbyterian Church Stewart’s Drug Store H. P Bookwell Rogers Farm Mead Tp East Street R. P. Kina Co. I Armory Dutch Rieg Soldier Boys Cleveland Cincinnati Gov. Stone Holland Durham Jersey Hoffman & Rowland Wetmore Rockwell Beaty Jane Orr E. Cowan John G. Hall Ridgway W. J. Henderson Altoona Leffard W.J. McLaren Kansas J. M. Clapp Boston Greaves Kansas City Findley Main Street Louvre Luxemburg W. A. Greaves Judge McCrary L. G. Noyes Coolihan Warren Fruit and Bearn Bell Bros Gro. P. Orr & Co Tu Bros the Baptist Church of Warren the Gazette Russell State News Francis Murphy Sharon Harrisburg G. A R Sheridan Pennsylvania National Guard National Guard Hartranft Gettysburg Pennsylvania Company Rand Geo. Ball’s Market Street H.G. Eddy Dr. Fenner Northrop’s Bear Lake Watson Township N. Greenland Undertakers Johnson & Siegfried Wendlebee Bell Brothers Stewarts N. K. Wendleboe Liberty Street Postoffic Warren T. S. Messner 4 Barker Frank E. Barker Marcie Clark — Lauffenberger Lutheran Parsonage P. Doerr Sampson—Brown Bride W. W. Painter Jacob Sampson Mattie Brown Frank—Loveland Tintern Ont E. Adams A. Dol. Frank Kate Loveland Ulrich North Clarendon C. P. Ulrich Orphana W. K. Chapel Erie City Erie County Waterford Village Ee Linus Lindsley Waterford Jim H. Hunter & Son Matthew Goodwin Penna John Orames Warren, Pa Ustice Mail Office Crockery Store Wyarren G.L. Friday Carver House Beech Street John H. Hale Warren Co W.C. Hale
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