Warren Pa. 1895 Local Notices and Promotions
Warren Pa. items include last week’s grocery sale to J J Servoss, a musical entertainment and candy sale at Mrs J B Best’s, Allen Langley shoe store opening delayed by stock, elevations above sea level for several towns, carpet cleaner venture by Charles Penfield of Jamestown, drill and recruitment for Company I, road association meeting notes, Fr one John H Foss found near Grand Valley, Pure Oil Company forming a Pennsylvanian oil alliance with Warren representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Episcopal Church
J. B. Best
Second Street
Allen & Langley
Philharmonic Club Orchestra at Library Hall Feb 25
Next Monday February 25 the renowned Philharmonic Club Orchestra appears at Library Hall with classical instrumental music. Featured soloist Miss Clara C Henley assists in a program benefiting the Warren Public Library. Tickets on sale Friday at Noyes drug store. Prices 50 35 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Philharmonic Club
Clara C. Henley
Warren Public Library
Noyes Drug Store
Personal notes from Warren county and surrounding towns
Dr Hitt will be at the Struthers Hotel Friday March 1. Mrs C D Glenn and daughter of Allegheny City are visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Allen left for Washington D C on a short visit. Capt H H Cumines from Tidioute is Warren county grand juror for the March term U S court at Scranton. Ella Hinckley of Warren attended the funeral at Lotaville for Mrs Louis Jaquith. Josephine Hall returned from Butler after a long visit. Romaine Marienville on a short visit. E A McCalmont of Centerville plans to move to Warren for factory work and a Baptist Church chair position. Mrs E Thomas of Conewango heard of her brother Albert Marsh’s death in Randolph N Y. she and Grace left for Randolph. Senator C M Shortt of Warren County praised by The Farmer’s Friend for active service on agricultural issues and loyal representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cumines
Tidioute
Warren County
U. S
Scranton
E. A. McCalmont
Centerville
Warren
First Baptist Church
E. Thomas
Conewango
Albert Marsh
Randolph
N. Y
Miss Grace
Marsh
Adelia
Patrons of Husbandry
Senate
C. M. Shortt
Warren-Venango
Gro. H. Carter
Meadville
Bear Lake
Humphrey & Stanley
Humphrey
H. Raymond
Conneautville
Howard Schram
Ridgway
Men’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Reig & Barth
Winslow Shearman
Cynthia Davis
Busti, Chautauqua Co
Edinboro School
Allegheny College
C. C. Hill
Gunning
Lottsville
Florence Brace
Fred McDonnell
Johnnie McCandrew
Titusville
Henderson
Board of Pardons
Borough Election Results Show Tight Races Across Wards
Quiet election day with light turnout except in ward two where Capt Borchers won council seat and ward four saw Joseph Hill elected to council. Debt increase favored for a new bridge. auditors and several officers chosen on party lines. Warren night school notes show active curriculum and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Borchers
Joseph Hill
W.S. Leffard
Conrad Lesser
L. T. Borchers
M. Kopf
J. M. Dentler
S. P. Schermerhorn
W. M. Baker
L. A. Keller
C. M. Shawkey
Barna Horton
James B. Kline
Godfrey Gruber
I. F. Cousins
J P Johnson
Wm Ryan
W F McLaren
George Ott
P Masterson
P E Sonne
Thomas Crowley
Frank McLaughlin
Constable
Will Hegerty
Cassius Cook
Butter and oleomargarine dispute at Meadville dairy event
An event at Meadville during the State Dairymen meeting showcased butter versus oleo. Chicago supplied butterine claimed as butter faced prizes. Warren County's R. S. Hartley won first on one pound packages with 93 points, and 9 14 4 points on five pound packs. Sunday school convention in Warren lists officers and speeches. Hazeltine Woolen Mills offers wool trousers. a 1877 Warren borough map notice appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Chicago
R. 8. Hartley
Warren County
Women Church Society Forms To Shelter Women In Need
Women members of Warren churches formed The Society of Christian Workers of Warren to shelter and protect women and girls rescued from lives of shame. They will sew to support themselves. Committees from each church seek funds and hope for generous donations in His name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Society of Christian Workers
Venango County Bar Association Moves to Impeach Judge Taylor
The Venango County Bar Association met in Franklin and voted to impeach and remove Judge C. E. Taylor. A committee presented a report detailing numerous charges including partiality, unfair decisions, mental incapacity, and an alleged assault with intent to kill. The judge may resign before legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County Bar Association
Franklin
C. E. Taylor
Taylor
Mercer Judge Grants Liquor Licenses Elsewhere Refuses Mercer
Judge Miller of Mercer county ruled on liquor license applications granting one in Stoneboro three in Greenville seven in Sharon and two in Sharpsburg while denying all others including Mercer borough due to sales to minors and intoxicated persons. He ordered no screens blinds or paint on bar room windows to allow interior visibility and mandated closing hours from 9 PM to 7 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Mercer County
Stoneboro
Greenville
Sharon
Sharpsburg
Mercer Borough
How to Tell Butterine From Butter
The Erie News explains tasting both products to distinguish butterine from butter. It advises forming a judgment, then choosing against that judgment once fully satisfied, noting Warren residents recently bought butterine from a local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Erie News
Warren
Printing services praised for neat, cheap, prompt work
A fragment notes a Matt office offering printing in neat, cheap, and prompt fashion. The terse line implies a local printer or print shop advertising efficiency and affordability, emphasizing quality service for readers seeking quick turnaround.
Ninety five hopeful note and local news highlights
A compact dispatch from the era notes Ninety-five optimism amid everyday events across towns. It reports economic hints, tax counts, weather lore, local marriages, church activities, a gas tragedy, a store fire, infrastructure leaks, a proposed Meadville Normal School, and regional industry shifts including oil, lumber, and a Swede national day idea.
OUT OF THE WHEELS GRAND
Listing of residents and workers across Warren County townships including Bakers, Beardsleys, Farmers, carpenters, and laborers in Traverse First and Second Week schedules with numerous names and occupations.
Pennsylvania Railroad Florida Tours Depart Feb 26
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers mid-winter and midsummer tours to Florida with two weeks in Florida. Jacksonville departures from New York on Feb 26 and from Philadelphia on Feb 26 and March 12 and 26, with all travel, meals en route, and Pullman berth included for 50 dollars from New York and 48 dollars from Philadelphia. Applications accepted at Ticket Agents or Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York or Room 411 Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Florida
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
Broadway
Broadstreet Station
Leading Northwestern Penna newspaper jolts readers with new era
Founded 1851 Stephen W Bolles proprietor. An up to date morning newspaper. Increase in quality decrease in price six dollars a year fifty cents a month. Member Associated Press. All news when it is news. Leading Paper in Northwestern Penna. Only morning issue with one exception in this progress ive Beneperone section of the Union markets marine political religious local and general news presented in attractive and reliable manner by a large trained staff of editors and news gatherers. The new management while retaining old time features have added modern improvements making it an ideal metropolitan journal complete in every department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Bolles
Associated Press
Northwestern
Penna
Local Classifieds Briefly Note Goods and Services
At Youngsville Pennsylvania closing down wallpaper stock priced four and five cents per unit. Also antique ticket to or from Sweden for thirteen dollars. Wanted immediately five hundred white ash and white oak stave bolts. J W Agrelius Youngsville Pa. Bic money saved by Hazel tine Woolen Mills suits. Sample rooms. Far mers pass ion to grind corn for satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Sweden
J. W. Agrelius
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Revival and community notices fill Creek area church
Revival services at the M E Church continue with Pastor J P Burns urging ongoing salvation efforts. F A Smith & Co sell Creek property to Hazel firm, prompting community regret. A G A R Hall program marks Washington and Lincoln births with Revs Burns Furgeson Riley and James Baker speaking. concerns arise over license petition by M E Church members amid local peace efforts in Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols & Baker
M. E. Church
J. P. Burns
A.smith & Co
Creek
Jen Hazel
Smiths
G. A. R. Hall
Washington
Lincoln
Austinberg
Minar
Local News Briefs from Fes 18
The Lady Maccabees hosted a pleasant Tuesday party. Mrs. Lewis Jaquith died after a long illness and was buried at Lottsville. Mrs. Ben Hutchinson passed from consumption and was laid to rest at Corry. Frank Scholton purchased Ed Smith’s harness shop and sells harness and hardware. A masquerade party is planned in the Alli arp for Friday and a dance by the Quadrille Club with Dutton’s orchestra on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Lady Maccabees
Lewis Jaquith
Lottsville
Ben Hutchinson
Corry Wedspadey
Frank Scholton
Smith
Ja G
Dutton
Local Briefs From Town And Surroundings
Town residents attended Warren theater Friday night and about forty children joined a sleigh ride in Irvington Saturday. John Ford visited Pittsfield last week. The Two Orphans and East Lynne played at Whitney's Hall on February 11 and 12. Rev. Breckenridge resigned as pastor of the Presbyterian Church on February 17. Mrs. Cady of Warren visited local friends. Miss Kittie Arthurs spent Sunday with her parents. Rev. C. D. Swarts assisted in revival services in Frewsburg last week and Rev. I. Hill of Sugar Grove will assist this week. Mrs. Harry Wilson visited Warren. Our teachers attended the Sugar Grove Institute. Falconer family illness reported. two daughters and a grandchild with grip. Mrs. D. Graham among the sick. Residents from Mathews Run and Sugar Grove attended Sunday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren M. E. Church
Kummer
Wm. Reynolds
J. W. Barnes
Warren Co
A. C. Joy
Warren
W. V. N. Yates
C. Smith
Mr. Hopkins
Columbus
H. F. Andrews Garland
N. P. Wheeler
Tidioute
R.F. Strickland
Lander
R. J. White
Sugar Grove
Peter Smith
Glade
W. O. Skelton
Sheffield
Sheffield; Mrs. C. Schimmelfeng
Stoneham
C. C. Hunt
Kinzua
Belle Doughty
Corydon
Barnes
Reynolds
C. J. Kephart
State Association
Fes
Irvington
John Ford
Pittsfield
East Lynne
Whitney’s Hall
Breckenridge
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Swarts
Frewsburg
N. Y
Gage
I. Hill
Harry Wilson
Ames Falconer
D. Graham
Mathews Run
Prominent Ohio Oil Pioneer Visited Family in Findlay
Mr J W Kirkbride of Findlay Ohio a leading oil producer spent a few days with sister Mrs E W Holmes. Mr Joseph Kirkbride of Tidioute Pa also visited Sunday with daughter Mrs Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
J. W.kirkbride
Findlay
Ohio
E. W Holmes
Joseph Kirkbride
Tidioute
Holmes
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending February 16 805
Lists transfers of property between numerous individuals and couples across towns such as Limestone Glade Pine Grove Sheffield Cherry Grove Far Debt and Spring Creek with amounts ranging from 1 to 2500 dollars including heirs estates and trustees titles held by John Hunter John Gonder Fidelia Jackson Lydia Marsh and others and involving buyers sellers and estates in Warren County and surrounding communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
David
Tidioute
Beardsley
Clayton
Constable
Pittsfield
Bennett
W. J
Pine Grove
Brownell
Alfred
Eldred
Carrier
Ralph
Freehold
Carlson
John
Farmer
Columbus
W. V
Hosford
W. B
Spring Creek
Irwin
Warren
Johnson
Mead
Jackson
W. E
Jones
A. P
Sheffield
Lesser
Emil
Glade
Linendahl, Inc
R. N
South West
C. S
Youngsville
Nichols
Perry
Peterson
Chas
Sugar Grove
Parshall
E. W
Schuler
Sam’s
Elk
Stonberg
Solman
Kirksmith
Conewango
Shaw
W. A
Carpenter
Clarendon
Wentzel
Christ
Blaksmith
Warner
Summerfield
Traverse
Andrews
O. D
Miller
Alling
E. D
Sawyer
Amann
Jacob
Anundson
J. A
Brown
Calvin
Boardman
Byron
Buchanan
Belnap
N. P
Boyer
Jos. A
M. P
Blackman
D. G
Merchant
Kinzua
Currie
John L
Cogswell
Geo. H
Crossman
A. T
Calkins
J. R
Foreman
Clark
Jas
Casserly
J. J
Pumper
Cherry Grove
Carter
Motta
Dove
Jas. P
Glad
Keller
E. L
Knapp
F. M
Lund
J. C
Leonhart
Chas. P
M’ker
Warren LaDow
Ora
McKinney
Walter
Brokenstraw
J. W
McGuire
T. F
Merkle
Limestone
Glenni
Marsh
Eugene
Messenger
Lucien
McCormick
I. E
Deerfield
Morrison
R. H
McConnell
H. E
Muntz
Anthony
Corydon
Olney
Clarence
Weiler
Lewis
Whitman
Amby
Ayling
Bear Lake
Allen
Henry C
Barnes
Berg
Bartsch E
Sandy
Farmington
Brogan
Geo
Conarro
F. W
Clealand
A. H
Triumph
Donaldson
Wilson
Davis
A. A
Demmonds
Dawson
W. R
Fehlman
Andrew
Gross
Gillis
Angus
Watson
Garber
Gale
B. L
Hodges
E. M
Hall
R. S
E. J
Carl
Martin
Baseman
Marble
D. B
Columbus Boro
Jason
Martindale
W.M
McGregor
A. D
McDonald
Morris
Nelson
John A
Putnam
D. W
Labore
Parker
Gj. C
Raver
Riwa
D. J
Skiff
Frank
Southwick
Sanberg
Oscar
Sutton
A. F
St. John
A. C
Williams
Jared
Wilkerson
Lean
Ovey
John Hunter
A. B. Grandin
John Gonder
David Means
A.A. Dejean
Inez Dejean
Fidelia Jackson
Lydia D. Marsh
W. E. Chapman
Caroline E. Watson
E. B. Grandin
James M. Grim
Hiram B. Russell
M. B. Dunham
N. P. Wheeler
Treas
Warren Co
Jerry Gravy
Henry Ackley
Webb Horton
John Ratl
Penn Tanning Co
Chas- Sigel Et al
You Want This Relic War Picture Portfolio Offer
An old wartime advertisement promotes original woodcuts from Frank Leslie's newspaper. It claims these 2664 war scenes are unique and soon priceless. The offer includes free portfolios with cash purchases and trade checks to collect the complete set, signed by Joun F. Kertcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
Joun F. Kertcher
Pomona and Scandia Granges Plan Joint Meeting
Pomona Grange No 10 and Scandia Grange No 1042 announce a joint meeting to be held Thursday and Friday March 7 and 8, 1896. Scandia Grange invites all who mail a postal card to attend and confirms cost details are being prepared by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.—Warren Co
Pomona Grange
Scandia Grange
Thoreday
Postal Cards and Anecdotes on Cures and Quips
A collage of ad copy and anecdotes includes claims for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Chamberlain’s remedies, jokes about a busybody and a rooster, a sheriff praising cure relief, and short notes on cures for rheumatism, colic, and coughs. It cites Morris & Mullen Druggists and Noyes Drug Store in Warren, with varied quips and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. O. Hardman
Tyler Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen
Chicago
Noyes Drug Store
Warren
Geo. A. Apgar
German Valley
N. J
Morris & Mullen Druggists
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Purity of Blood and Health
The advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and strength builder, claiming it purges taints like scrofula and salt rheum, builds up the whole system, and includes Pills as prompt and efficient at 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Baker Announces Five Cent Loaves Price Cut to Three
C J Marker of Liberty Street states that starting February 5 all five cent loaves will be retailed at three cents with reductions on higher priced bread. He cites his good reputation and aims to continue satisfying patrons with quality baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Marker
Liberty Street
Pittsburg Dispatch Promises Broad News Value and Serial Features
The Pittsburg Dispatch advertises a daily paper at ten cents a week with Sunday for 15 cents, boasting 12 to 24 pages of news and features. It promises comprehensive ward coverage, on site battle descriptions, and serialized works by Conan Doyle and other noted authors, urging households in three states to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Dispatch
A. Conan Doyle
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Julian Hawthorne
Stanley J. Weyman
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Daily Dispatch
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. The cure relieves pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and urinary passages in both sexes, eases water retention, and offers almost immediate relief. Sold by Noyes drug store in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes Drug Store
Warren
Pitchers and Glassware Offer for Best Goods
Pitchers and glassware available with a water set tumblers per dozen large fruit dish shallow fruit dish and related items promoted as top goods for customers seeking quality kitchenware.
Marriages in Warren and Jamestown in February 1895
Notices report multiple wedding ceremonies in Warren and Jamestown New York. H J Brown of Gowanda wed Sophia Hagedon, P A Babcock married Cora E Tuttle in Glade Run, W A Sanford to Eva Saxton in Jamestown, and Frank S Deamer to Irene Sanford in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Sanford —Saxton
Jamestown
N. Y
C. C. Albertson
W. A. Sanford
Sanford
Eva Saxton
East Branch
Deamer—Sanford
Frank 8. Deamer
Irene Sanford
Janet Scott 82 Dies at Glade Home of Daughter
Mrs Janet Scott aged 82 died at her daughter Mrs Dunns home in Glade on February 18 1895 passing after a long illness neighbors note she was a longtime resident of the area and widow of the late John Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Glade
Dunn
Janet Scott
Nelson Greenland Undertaker and Embalmer Listed
Warren Pennsylvania announces Nelson Greenland an undertaker and embalmer located at 331 Exchange Block beside the Exchange Hotel in Warren PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
W. G. Snawley
Water Street
J. J. Servoss
Cameron Press
Emporium
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Wilcox
Kane
Corry
Waterford
Belle Valley
Erie Depot
Charles Penfield
Pisa
Licct
Wheelock
Co. “I
Col. Hulings
Capt. Windsor
Wheelock and Clark
Ackley
Warren County Road Association
G. C. Cornelius
Messrs
S. P. Sherman
C.E. Griswold
Henry Ridelsperger
John H. Foss
Grand Valley
J. B. Cable
West Hickory
Pure Oil Company
Bradford
Pennsylvania
A. D. Wood
O. F. Hoffman
Dr. Hitt
Struthers Hotel
W. H. Allen
Washington, D.C
Ella Hinckley
Louis Jaquith
Lotteville
Josephine Hall
Butler
Romaine Ei
Marienville
Borough Auditor
W.s.leffard
C. Lesser
Leffard
Jacob Gander
Henry Messenger
W Randall
L Werle
S G Ward
C A Werle
E R Peirce
A A Riva
Third Ward
J. W. Albrecht
W. J. Clemons
William Martin
C. H. Greenland
Sidney Crocker
Harriet A. Likens
Hariette Barclay
Laura K. Snyder
Blanche McClintock
Jessie R. Love
Lizzie Maher
Elizabeth W. Peirce
Elizabeth A. Bright
Harriet A. Friday
Ethel C. Clark
Sample Room
Warrep
Matz Offics
Matt
Busy Reader
Atlanta Constitution
Maltz
Falconer
Odessa
Russia
Chautauqua Co
Mt. Jewett
Economites
Economy
N.Y
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hoffman Block
Epitror
Scuick
Clarion Jacksonian
Allegheny River
Kittanning
Masonic Lodge
Lizzie Williamson
Frank King
Bradford Star
Franklin Citizen Press
Franklin Company
Cleveland
John W. Armstrong
North Clarendon
Henry B. Howard
Erie Dispatch
Robert Henderson
Mullen
K. of P
Sons of Temperance
I.C.C. F
Jamestown Journal
Chautauqua
Ple
Elk County
Yellow Pine
Alabama
Holland
Ala
Portland Lumber Company
New
Ridgway Democrat
the Erie Dispatch
G. W. Kolfrat
Allegheny Mills
Warren. Pa
Fresti County
Siena
Chandler's Valley
Nan
Robinson
Emily Thorne
Toledo
Morris & Mullen Draggists
Mr. Quilp
Mrs. Quilp
Old Lion
Des Moines
Mapam
Siegfried
China Department
Siegfried & CO
Producer
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Penang
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
Liverpool
Antwerp
Damburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Openheger
York
Babcock—Tuttle
M. E. Parsonage
J. A. Kummer
P. A. Babcock
Cora E. Tuttle
Glade Run
Warren Mills
Tworeregeeny
Warren National Bank
Capital
G. N. Pabmlee
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Wm D. Brown
A. Hertzel
G. N. Parmiee
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
Charles Schimmelfeng
H.T. Russell
A. T. Scofield
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
Cashi G.b.enaworth
G. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
W. M. Lindsey
L. RK. Freeman
C. Sigel
H. S. Thomas
Land
Hemlock
East St
Warren En County
C. H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Sol
Water St
New Shoe Store
Langley
Pickett Hardware CO
Mr. Neat
Rochester
Braford
Buffalo
Elk Co. Pa
Spinner
Diamond Block
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