Christmas Verses and Local News Note
The Jamestown Journal notes poetic lines about peace and the new year, mentions Nelson Greenland opening a new furniture store in the Exchange Block opposite the Postoffice, and reports Rev. J. D. Foote raising 112 dollars and a barrel of clothing for Randolph Children's Home. It critiques funeral card customs and praises proper recognition of undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Postoffice
J. D. Foote
Warren
Randolph
Warren Presbyterian Church
Jamestown Journal
Late piano records and gift items at local shops
Three to seven pieces of popular music sold for ten cents at the 99 cent store. Gift books and Excelsior diaries offered by A. A. Davis & Co. Sugar fruit and toys plus grape varieties at Sersall's. Fine chamber suits advertised at Greenland's near the Episcopal Church. Danes with gold silver ivory goods available at St A. W. Moxrck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
A. A. Davis
Sersall’s
Greenland’s
Wickstrom Relocates Shoe Shop to Allen Block Upstairs
A. Wickstrom moves from Liberty street to the room upstairs opposite Keller’s tailor shop in the Allen block. He invites old and new customers to visit the new place for prompt shoe repairs and custom boot and shoe making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Wickstrom
Liberty Street
Keller
Allen Block
A. Wickstrom
Christmas Cheer From Loyal Readers
A printer thanks friends for Christmas gifts including Mississippi quail from Charlie Henry and oysters from Warsaw Virginia by I B Phillips. Abbot's winter guest sent the meat market bear, with Manville supplying goods, all ensuring a merry Christmas for the paper and its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail
Mississippi
Charlie Henry
Abbott
Phillips
Warsaw
Virginia
Rappahannock
Manville
Carver House
Oil Market Dips Below Ninety Cents Amid Wells Planned
Oil closes Saturday under eighty cents and opens Tuesday morning at 79 as Forest county wells loom to depress prices. Reno well still reported at 1,000 to 1,500 barrels, signaling continued weak market for one dollar oil. Local ads promote bakery goods, holiday specials, and various shops including 99 cent stores, candy and cigar offerings, and furniture displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest County
Reno
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Personal notices and visiting names from Warren
Personal notes and travel mentions from Warren and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs E W Parshall of Pleasantville visiting relatives, Everett A Schofield of Philadelphia visiting H G Eddy, H P Wiborg and wife nee Mary Conarro of Cincinnati visiting Mr A Conarro, Miss Marian Loughenburg teacher in Bradford schools visiting Warren, Capt Alexander recently returned from Arizona at home in the County Commissioners office, Alton R Dalrymple and family arriving from Dakota staying with R K Russell, and various local residents visiting friends. Also references to telegraph operators receiving gifts from T J VandErgrift, and ads for cheap music, clothing, canned goods, oranges, books, furniture and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Parshall
Pleasantville
Everett A. Schofield
Philadelphia
H. G. Eddy
S.h. P. Wiborg
Mary Conarro
Cincinnati
A. Conarro
Marian Loughenburg
Bradford
Warren
Capt. Alexander
Arizona
County Commissioners
Alton R. Dalrymple
Dakota
R. K. Russell
Kim
Mattie Johnson
Belle Valentine
Elmira
Belle Henry
Washington
Ed. Wetmore
Easton
Fred Stranahan
Buffalo
Warren “Sheep Fold
American Rapid
W. A
T. J. Vandergrift
Merrie Christmas Celebrations In Warren Churches
A busy week in Warren ends with lively stores and crowded streets as Christmas trading boosts spirits. Merchants note strong trade despite oil panics and say money was ample for children’s gifts. Churches report festive services with trees loaded with presents and bilingual activities among German English Lutherans Methodists Evangelicals and Scandinavian congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Presbyterian Sunday School
Methodist Sunday School
Parlor and Chamber Suites Featured at Local Stores
The article highlights furniture and upholstery offerings across town. It notes a furniture store opposite the Postoffice with parlor and chamber suites at low prices, N Greenland selling nuts and fruits at Sersall’s, Ball & Co. tailoring with a guaranteed fit, A.A. Davis & Co. News Depot selling a complete stationery line, and McNett & Co. boasting a large chamber suite selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Greenland
Sersall’s
Ball & Co
A.A. Davis & Co
Local Shop Ad Claims Wide Lounge Selection
In War ren county McNett & Co advertise the largest variety of lounges yet opened with calls to act quickly. The notice promotes Easy Chairs and Dining Room Sets. A. W. Morcx showcases Holiday Goods while More Bros. offers Diamonds Watches and Jewelry. Wells Tooth Paste from L. G. Noyes, Druggist is also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
McNett & Co
Warren County
A. W. Morcx’s
Bro’s
Tailor Jacob Keller Stocked for Fall and Winter Styles
Jacob Keller the Tailor announces a large fall and winter stock of Fall Suitings Overcoatings Pantaloons and related garments imported and domestic ready for up to date fashions. He employs top workmen and guarantees satisfaction. shop located upstairs on Second Street near Liberty. Sersall's offers a wide assortment of Silver Plated Glassware and more including Candy at 50 cents. Zo Pesa marketed as a stomach liver and kidney remedy with bottle warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Second Street
Liberty
Sersall’s
Supreme Court upholds Green Driven Well patent reissue
The Supreme Court decisions in cases 79 and 339 confirm the reissue of the Green Driven Well patent, affirming circuit court judgments. The ruling impacts this region where over 300 pending suits in about six counties seek royalty payments by Andrews & Co. as assignees. Royalty collection efforts spread nationwide and face strong resistance.
Secret Societies Officers of Carroll Lodge No 102
Carroll Lodge No 102 Warren installs officers for six months. Names include C C Thompson P M W James Nier ker M W G H Leenhart Foreman and others. County lodges elect Grand Lodge representatives. entries list John Fuellhart Henry Smith N R Thompson W W Slone J T Smith R P Davis. About 2000 applications for membership with only three deaths. Medical examiners praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Lodge No. 102
Warren
N. R. Thompson
C. C. Thompson
Jas. Nierker
M. W
G. H. Leenhart
A. Mull
E. F. Hodges
C. A. Waters
P. Greenland
John Fuellhart
Lander
Henry Smith
Cold Brook
Acme Lodge
W. W. Slone
Clarendon Lodge
J. T. Smith
Adelphi Lodge
R. P. Davis
Order
Knights of Honor
Irvine ton Union charter applicants and officers listed
Deputy Supreme President G a Brown of Youngsville organized Irvine ton Union in Good Templar hall Irvineton last Wednesday evening with 57 applicants for charter. Officers named include Chancellor Thomas Green Advocate Hughes President W H Clark Vice President Mrs W H Clark Secretary H G Ault Treasurer T S Skinner Auditor J W Borne Chaplain N P Mead Warden Mrs C P Jackson Sentinel Mrs A E Skinner Watchman A Bain Conductor O V Cotter Ass t Con Mrs J Ault Physician R V Leech M D Trustees T Green T S Skinner H G Ault J W Hughes O V Cotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.a. Brown
Youngsville
Irvineton Union
Good Templar
Irvineton
Thomas Green
Hughes
W. H. Clark
Whlark
H. G. Ault
Treas
T. S. Skinner
J. W. Borne
P. Mead
Emory Lodge Officers Elected in War Ren Chapter
Emory Lodge K and L of N of War ren elected officers last Thursday evening with H P Hunter as Protector Mrs A Ruhlman as Vice Protector H B Thomas as Secretary W A Bairstow as Fr Secretar y W A Greaves as Treasurer Mrs Bairstow as Guide Geo Given as Guardian Mrs N Greenland as Trustee W A Greaves Dalrymple H 2B Thomas as Trustees The next meeting is set for January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Lodge
Warren
Protector
H. P. Hunter
A. Ruhlman
Thomas
W. A. Bairstow
W. A. Greaves
Bairstow
Pope Geo. Given
N . Greenland
Holiday goods and furniture offered by greenlund and others
For holiday goods go to the furniture store across from the Postoffice. N Greenlund offers gold silver and ivory headed canes and a large stock. For fine parlor suits visit P Greenlund next Episcopal Church. McNerr & Co advertise parlor suites and upholstered chairs. L G Noyes announces a large line of toiletry items just received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
N. Greenlund
Railroads report 1882 earnings and incidents across lines
The Buffalo Pittsburg and Western shows 1882 earnings of 724000 with 708000 in charges. Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg posts 1882 earnings 535237 and charges 291117. Lake Shore rail traffic runs 35 trains each way from Erie. An Air Line project from Bradford to Oil City has capital ready. An Erie road express derailed near Salamanca at Bucktooth Bridge injuring several, including Mrs Hubbell and Mr Wood. An Indian also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Pittsburg & Western
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburg
Lake Shore Road
Erie
A. N. Cole
Wellsville
N. Y
Bradford
Oil City
Erie Road
Bucktooth Bridge
Salamanca
Chancey Hubbel
A. D. Wood
Warren
E. C. Kurtz
Hutter Announces New Bakery on Water Street
Louis Hutter announces his bakery is in full operation on Water Street beneath Eddy's grocery, with daily additions to trade and delivery across the city. All goods are warranted first class and on hand or made to order for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hutter
Water St
Eddy
C. P. Northrop’s
Merck Bro’s
Sersall’s
Montekx Bros
P. Greenland
Episcopal Church
Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office 1882 List
Notice of unclaimed letters at Warren Post Office Warren Co Pa dated December 22 1882. Names include Adams Russ Alexander D W Bush Wm A Brown W H astertine C L Conder Maggie Crail Mrs Dietter Michael Gross I W Hubertz Urban Harmon Mrs H D Hoss Jennie Johnson Christina Bauly Miss Murt James Bros tum sdel W R B Johnson J A Shirley Mrs J P King Hattie Shipman Mrs Buz th Kennedy Ella Schatzle Wiliam Kinne Georgia Whitney Adolph Karns Mrs Eva M Kerr Mrs Hannah Larson G Mona Leger Maxwell John Miller Joe A Morrow G A Myers Estella Ovander Sophia Powell Mrs Christina 0. Allen P M Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Post Office
Warren Co
Adams
Russ Alexander
D. W. Bush
Wm. A. Brown
W. H
Astertine
C. L. Conder
Maggie Crail
Dietter
Michael Gross
I. W. Hubertz
Ueban Harmon
H. D. Hoss
Jennie
Remarkable Recovery After Patent Remedy Trial
After testing doctors in Western Pennsylvania and New York and spending over $1000 with no lasting benefit the patient’s limbs worsened and bones attacked the body she grew near blind and deaf and skeleton thin. Peruna was then given and she recovered fully, a result cited in Dr. Hartman’s Life of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Lils
Union Agri cultural Society Annual Meeting in Sugar Grove
COUNTY AND VICINITY reports the Union Agricultural Society’s annual meeting set for Tuesday January 16 1883 at 1 PM in Sugar Grove. Other items note debt status in Union City street plans, local insurance records, and regional industry cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Agricultural Society
Sugar Grove
Union City
Warren County
George K. Anderson
Titusville
United States
Jamestown
N. Y
Josie Bell
Chautauqua Lake
Sugar Grove a thriving inland village in Warren County
A Jamestown Journal correspondent extolls Sugar Grove as a growing inland town ten miles southwest of Jamestown New York and ten miles north of Youngsville Pennsylvania. The village with about 500 residents features three churches a four room Union school a bank led by C M Shortt and a bustling trade network serving Jamestown and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Journal
Warren County
Jamestown
N. Y
Youngsville
Warren
C.O. Mead
J. B. Davison
Wm. Ellicott
A. G. Beecher
Etta Dallas
Chloe Comstok
Sugar Grove
Hon. C. M. Shortt
Wines at Alfred Speer’s Vineyards Report Praises Quality
A committee visiting Alfred Speer's Vineyards in Passaic New Jersey examined his wines and cellars and reported surprising, high quality in a near city enterprise. The committee highlighted operations from grape handling to juice expression as instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute
Speer
Alfred Speer
Passaic
N. J
R.H. Martin
A. S. Heath
M. D
J. Disturnail
Lamp at covered bridge marks progress in county notes
County correspondence notes a large lamp placed at the covered bridge as a needed improvement. C A Slone renovates his office to first class standards. Russelburg residents return home for holidays amid school reports and Christmas church activities. Richard Hunter and his mother visit Bradford for holidays and a Sunday school program distributes gifts. Will Dunn frequently handles business on Quaker Hill. December 25, 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Slone
Clarence
Bradford
Will Dunn
Quaker Hill
Deer harvest and school notes from Kinzua area
The item notes venison hunting with two fine deer killed by Walace Marsh. It covers Union School in Sheffield with Principal O J Gunning and teachers Miss Dora Allen and Miss Lizzie Jackson, attendance over ninety, and praise for the new building and local donors. It mentions Christmas family street news, church dedication, and local decay of deer season. A Christmas greeting closes the GLEANER segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walace Marsh
O. J. Gunning
Dora Allen
Columbus
Lizzie Jackson
Youngsville
Keystone Man. Co
Phila
Vandysan «& Tift
Cincinnati
H. A. Jamieson & Co
Warren
Kinzuaites
Kinzua
State notes reflect droughts and industrial growth in Pennsylvania
The Scranton Republican laments drought in the coal region while noting buckwheat output surpassing 11,000,000 bushels. Pittsburg and Western Express Co forms to operate along a major line. Knights of Labor aim to organize co operatives statewide. A Chester county decedent’s daughter probate is refused due to property appraisal issues. Western Penitentiary at Allegheny City houses 623 inmates, established 1826 with 7,151 total. A life size portrait of Gen. S Wiley Crawford presented at Harrisburg. Bedford Springs property sold for 150,000 with 250,000 needed for improvements. Vanderbilt a principal stockholder. 51 mills and works in Pittsburg and Allegany county. more under construction, countering iron panic. Webster’s Dictionary adds Biographical Dictionary. Advertisements note Dr Day’s Cough Syrup and Yes Tooth Powder from Johnson & Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Springs
Vanderbilt
Dr. Day
Johnson & Siegfreid
Petroleum Points Sale To Anchor Oil Co In Forest County
Messrs Morck Shultz Falconer and Dimmick sold their leases on the Cooper tract Forest county to Anchor Oil Co for 40000. The Reno well in Forest county marks the Reno Oil Co fifth or sixth venture. C E Culver of Reno Pa is president and partner Penn is secretary with W J Young and Pittsburg men as directors. The company holds about 80 acres near the well. Also notes oil safety tests by New York State Board of Health show many samples failing standard, urging inspection. Just received at C P Northrop s Parlor Shoe store Bennett Barnard hand turned slippers for Christmas trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harris
Telegraph
Gibbs & Sterrett
John Foyer
Tidioute
Erie Jamestown
New Castle
Franklin
Reno
Grandin Wells
Garfield City
Garfield
Warren & Farnsworth Valley Railroad
Titusville
Messrs
United Pipe Line
Pittsburg
New York State Board of Health
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rome
Brooklyn
C. P. Northrop
Bennett & Barnard
Marriages in 1882 Worthington area sustained
Multiple notices record weddings in December 1882 across Pennsylvania New York values. Homer P Brown wed Ida Reed in Garfield Pa Ella Marsh wed James Fogle in Warren Pa Miles Lewis wed Margaret Powers in Blackville N Y Don Carlos Jones wed Eva Kidder in Buell N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis—Powers
Ashville, N. Y
L. F., Merritt
Miles Lewis
Margaret Powers
Blackville, N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
A. W. Moxrck
Warren City
Gage
Gaff, Fleischman & Co
99 Cent
L. G. Noyes
Baiw’s
Morck Bros
Aulway
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Batu & Co
Merry Christmas
United Workmen
Equitable Aid Union
A. W. Morcx
Drauggist
Railroad Record
Huntter’s New Bakery
C. Allen
P. M
Morcx Bro’s
Forepaugh
Olean
Edgar Spencer
Chandler’s Valley
W. H. Hughes
Hydetown
Titusville Herald
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
P. Greenland’s
Russellburg
Sheffield
M. BE
J. T. Edwards
Chamberlain Institute
Manley Hoyt
Lee House
H. H. Crary
Hancock
Schoellkopf
Mall
Gleaner
Beecher
Chloe Comstock
Chandlers Valley
Richard Evans
D. W. Buel
U. B. University
T. Fulkerson
University
Mr. Riddell
West
Francis Smith
W. W. Spencer
Scranton Republican
Pittsburg and Western Express Company
Knights of Labor
Chester County
Register
Allegheny City
S. Wiley Crawford
Harrisburg
McCandless
Gov. Hoyt
Allegany County
Merck Bros
THE
NEW York Tribune
Tribune
the Tribune
America
the 'Tribune
Wood
Standard Medical Book House of
Wm. Wood & Co
Chance
Ridpath
Arthur
Library of Universal Knowledge
Chamber
Weekly Tribune
Weekly
Young
England
Daily Tribune
O. H. Hunter & Son
Warner
Pine Grove
James Warner
Solary
J. K. Weaver
Warren, Pa
Penn’a
Bowen, McKnight & Gates
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Jerrick
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Morck Brothers
Vacaron & Constantine
Mathey Bro’s & Mathey
Wiss
E. Howard & Co
Rockford
Waltham, Hamden
Elgin
Lancaster
Columbus, &c
Gorham
Gay
Eanda
Byvyus
MORCK
Schellhammer & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
Aladin
Invincible
Royal Square
MR. and Mrs. Hintz
James
National House
K. Wendleboe
Davis’ Drug Store
Warren, Ba
J.H. Mitchell & Co
Etna
Hartford
Phenix
National
Connecticut
Home
Niagara
German American
Germania
Star
Liverpool
London & Globe of England
Queen
Mwoyal
Migiauu
Phoenix Assurance
Lancashire
Fire Association
Robert R. Culbertson
Glade
Jacob Schnur
Gotlieb Haag
Sersall
Caban
Atlas
Postofice
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