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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1895
Page
3
The Warren Mail reports on holiday calendars for subscribers, Christmas observances in multiple churches, and upcoming theater by the Warren High School Alumni. Court actions include several verdicts and a jury dispute in National Cash Register Co. v. Laih, with ongoing county fair plans and church musical preparations led by Trinity Memorial Church choirs.
Dr and Mrs W M Baker traveled east on a short visit. Dr Hill will be at the Struthers Hotel Friday December 20 practicing eye and ear. Harold and Hugh Hazeltine return from college next Saturday. Rev J W Smith to lecture tomorrow evening before the Railway Y M C A at Sanduskey. Hazel t ine left for Philadelphia to attend the State Bankers Association meeting. Capt E R Pemrce and daughter Lizzie ill with fever but improving. L G Noyes and Wm Keegan in Marietta, Ohio buying oil land opposite Marietta. Hanover Record editor Ep Frysinger in Warren. Miss May Whitney and Frank Murphy to be wed today at noon. Lindsey Parmlee firm adds Edward Lindsey as partner and notary. Arion Mandolin and Guitar Club expands. Prof H G Molson engaged as instructor. J T Weaver first candidate to fill Judge Huntington's chair. Presbyterian Sunday school officers elected. Pension bill amendment proposed by Hon C W Stone. M A Myers, county treasurer elect, in Warren. store sold to Y L Stevens. Macaig I Shortt of Youngsville candidate for Commissioner of Warren County. Eastor Wenk praises Paul W Brown for re-election.
A compendium of holiday offers and local news items from Warren area papers. Advertisements promote Oysters at the IXL and Christmas specials at multiple stores, plus notes on local schools, a new Elks lodge, street railway charter, bank mergers, and the Pennsylvanian State Grange meeting with attendance and addresses.
The Warren store Merck Bros offers watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, cut glass and novelties, with a large stock from Gorham Whiting Reed Barton Pairpoint and Rogers. Prof. Morck, an optic expert, stands ready as holiday demand soars and warns shoppers to buy early.
C. F. Schwing's Jewelry Store on Front Street offers watches clocks jewelry and silverware at very low prices with a generous heart. Shoppers are invited to call and inspect his stock and select a Christmas present.
Customer delight at A. M. Rogers store as parents and shoppers enjoy pure delicious candy offered at attractive low prices.
The new branch is located at C. F. Schwing's Jewelry Store on Water Street Warren Pa. It offers the latest novelties in clocks watches jewelry gold pens and silverware at very low prices. Legal banks for sale at the Mail Office.
The 34th annual Warren county Teachers Institute opened in Warren on Monday December 16 with a record 320 teachers present and more expected. Sessions featured music, Bible readings, addresses by Dr Kummer and Miss Eldred, papers by Prof Gibson and Dr White, and a large directors’ afternoon session with a flag drill and readings.
Warren County commissioners announce Court of Appeals sessions at the county courthouse in Warren Pa. on January dates for various townships and boroughs including Youngsville Tidioute Sugar Grove Deerfield Eldred and Warren wards with sessions scheduled January 6 through January 16.
Warning to men not to buy clothes until viewing the new winter patterns at Jacob Keller the Tailor Warren county offers finest and cheapest garments with low prices. Nickel Plate Road service advertises through sleeping car routes between major cities with holiday rates. Berger Hall sells bulk coffees averaging 1000 lbs monthly. Holiday rail tickets available December 24 25 31 1895 and January 1 1896.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cured for which Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot help. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo endorse Cheney. Cure taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free.
Oysters advertised for dining by the I XL Oyster Co at 319 Water Street with oysters sold by the quart and table service available day or night. Also notice that Allegheny Springs Hotel will be open for boarders through winter with Chas A W Nason handling arrangements in Irvine Warren County Pa.
Office in the Sill building at Third and Liberty streets offers treatment for women’s diseases nervous disorders and stomach troubles. Hours are 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m.
An advertisement cluster promoting No to bac as a tobacco cure from Theos Remedy Co with Chicago and New York offices, plus product pitches for One Minute Cough Cure safe for all ages and notes on California rail rates via Nickel Plate Road. Includes Siegfried & Co. sales mention and Keller tailoring display.
An advertisement notes Fehlman’s exclusive city outlet for Miller Lamp slippers and promotes Misses Spring Heel Shoes at 75 cents per pair plus various seasonal goods. It touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla for nervousness and a fine line of nuts and candy for a baby’s stocking at Warren’s greatest assortment of dots.
The Cobham Post annual officer election named Com. A Dunn and others, with Temple lodge officers also elected for 1895. Installations followed by refreshment, and notes cover Youngsville Daughters of Rebecca, Grange anniversary, G A R posts, and local civic events.
Testimonials credit Hood's Sarsaparilla with recovery from grip weakness and improved ability to work after one week. Hood's Pills advertised for indigestion and biliousness. Nickel Plate railroad offers low excursion fares between Buffalo and Chicago on select dates December 24 25 31 1895 and January 1 1896. Sea Foam Flour promoted as highly recommendable to secure repeat customers.
Diphtheria claims Veronica MartTu H daughter of Mrs. Marth of Olean aged four in Warren on December 19 1895. Other obits: Mary Honhart 35, Elizabeth Frye 34, Wilbur L Jones 8 years 9 months, Vana Smith 13, Henry Newberry and Hannah Means new couple in Salamanca on December 10 1895 and related notices.
A scattered fragment shows a joke about baptism, an ad praising One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and colds, and a horse liniment claim claims to cure spavins and blemishes. It notes Noyes Drug Store in Warren as seller.
The note states Broad Gauge plans to place on its job counter every few days an article of exceptional value, indicating a strategy to showcase premium items and attract attention to ongoing work.
An advertisement notes a 22 inch wide line of silk fabric sold at 38e with a premium Extra Handsome Line and plaid and figured silks claimed as best in the town at cost.
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