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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1875
Page
3
Canned Goods Listing With Varying Weights and Brands
A fragmented sale notice lists assorted canned foods and pantry items. Items include Bartlett pears Pineapple strawberries Baltimore corn sugar corn green peas pumpkin tomatoes French peas mushroom condensed milk honey in comb and honey in jars. The text reads as a price or stock list with several garbled weights and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sccoreeeer Reeerssers
Baltimore
Xtra White Drips and Molasses Syrup Prices Listed
A brief notice lists pricing for Sweeteners including Xtra White Drips per gallon and White Drips with separate entries for Choice Syrup Extra N. O. Molasses and Extra P. KR Molasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O
P. KR
New Crop Tea Varieties and Packing Claims
A fragmented OCR listing various tea types and quality labels. Mentions Good Young Hyson, Fine Young Hyson, Finest Young Hyson, X Choice Young Hyson, Choicest Young Hyson, Good Japan, Choice Gun Powder, Choicest Oolong, uncolored Teas, Good Oolong, and air tight cans. Ends with “Try X Choice Japan. Choice Oolong.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Crushed and Powdered Sugar Prices Listed
A fragment lists sugar forms and prices including standard applie¢ crushed extra C loge granulated 122ige yellow C ae 91ge powdered with a date line noting FRIDAY. 2Wdee. The text appears as an OCR artifact detailing product types and irregular pricing.
The Carver House Warren Penn a best in northwestern Penn a
The Carver House in Warren is praised as one of the best in northwestern Pennsylvania with pleasant rooms and excellent meals. New proprietor Dwight Doolittle and assistant Wim Hamilton bring strong hotel experience from Jamestown House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver House
Warren
Penn’a
Dwight Doolittle
Wim. Hamilton
Jamestown House
Jamestown
Another Fire at Warren Depot Burns Dunkirk Railroad Office
Last Friday morning the Warren Depot of the Dunkirk Railroad burned between 12 and 1 o clock. The origin appeared from the lower end with uncertainty whether a locomotive or incendiary cause started the blaze. The watchman had just left the area when smoke was spotted. The fire destroyed most of Mr Bishop’s belongings as his wife and child escaped. Freight and valuables were removed, but much furniture near the origin perished. The fire company arrived but hoses were too short, and water access was limited. The depot will leak when it rains, the ticket office moved to Fred Reneke’s house, and a new depot is likely to be built uptown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Parmlee
Clint. McDaniels
Andrew Meehan
Watson & Davis
Gabriel
Rush Bartlett
Hutter
Warren Savings Bank
Sangerbund
Adam
Warren
Dunkirk
Bishop
Fred Reneke
Greenland Brothers Furniture Firm Opens In New Store
Greenland Brothers relocate to a three story brick building next to the Episcopal Church. The first floor houses offices and a showroom with examples of fine work while the second floor holds furniture and finishing rooms. The third floor contains parlor furniture and burial items including coffins and shrouds. They advertise Weed Sewing Machines on the first floor and plan enlarging their High street manufactory as business grows. Warren is praised as a good manufacturing town and the brothers credit hard work and fair dealing for their success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Greenland Brothers
Episcopal Church
High Street
Warren
Death of Adnah Neyhart in California
Adnah Neyhart prominent citizen of Tidioute and Oil Region died in San Diego California on Wednesday February 17 after years of ill health. Born in Tompkins County New York he moved to the Oil Regions in 1864 and built a large fortune through early operations. He was brother in law of J L Grandin and was regarded as a man of high character and energy who will be sadly missed by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adnah Neyhart
Tidioute
San Diego
California
Yompkins County
N. Y
J. L. Grandin
Cash Discount Sales Emphasized by D M Gross & Brother
D M Gross and Brother advertise a cash only business model promising low prices and avoiding large profits. The note urges customers to pay as you go to gain advantage and benefit all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Gross & Brother
Borough election caucus reshapes ticket amid controversy
In Warren Borough, a Citizens Caucus opposed to Democratic nominations organized after a Tuesday incident. Eldred and Rowland were kept on the ticket with Eldred for Burgess and Ward for Constable, while Hall was dropped for refusing service. A large turnout followed, reflecting local tension over party control and military interference claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democracy
Eldred
Burgess
L. F. Watson
W. W. Wilbur
Hall
Louisiana
Wiltz
New Orleans
Warren
E. B. Eldred
Constable
G. Ward
RP Secession
Hull
James Clark, Jre
W. C. Rowland
Orris Hall
Wood
Z Gemunill
I. G. Lacy
J. F. Wells
B. Nesmith
Cnbvcor
J. H. Graham
Pau Cuene
A. L. Morrison
J. H. Mitchell
Darah
G. N. Parmilee
Hazeltime
S. Vi Davis
W. W. Wildus
A. J. Davis
Youngsville
Farmington and Sheffield Precinct Officials Listed
The document records local election roles for Farmington Sheffield Spring Creek Pittsfield. It lists Constable Auditors Assessors Commissioners School Directors Judges of Election Inspectors Clerks Treasurers and Justices of the Peace with names for each locality and 52 votes noted in Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Borough
W. B. Sutliff
Burgess
John Walton
J. Donnelly
N. B. Blair
W. Hayward
Geo. Blair
D. C. Blair
H. S. Rowe
W. Webber
W. R. Rhodes
Jacob Amann
John Rowland
A. B. McKain
Samuel Brasington
William Sweeting
C. P. Gordon
Hiram Branch
A. B. Mechain
J. J. Reig
Conewango
H. K. Siggins
Fred Henhart
Elisha Thomas
John Thomas
BR. F. Mead
Daniel Grunder
Mathias Shuler
C. Byer, Jr
Adam Shutt
Philip Leichrist
Grosh
N. P. Curtis
B. Leichrist
A. Head
Pine Grove
John A. Hodges
Theodore Chase
W. W. Slone
W. W. Wilson
T. S. Putnam
W. W. Hodges
W. S. Thompson
Charles Chase
Jessie Love
W. W. Briggs
Thos. Akeley
Sugar Grove
John Stuart
Thomas Fulkerson
E. Root
S. P. Dennison, Jr
Jacob Horton
Wm. McLean
Plumb Dunbar
J. A. Abbott
D. Wentworth
Henry ‘Gaunt
A. W. Jones
A. Minor
H. Duprey
W. H. Coleman
James Sands
W. H. Metzgar
A. 4. Stansom
D. Mead
Arthur Moe
Kinney
George &Huter
W. A. Mead
Farmington
Henry Smith
G. H. Cramer
J. A. Marsh
H. H. Hinsdale
Jas. Dennison
W. S. Marsh
C. G. Bishop
Albro Marsh
W. Gilmore
E. Johnson
Sheffield
T. E. Barnes
C. L. Jeffords
A. L. Pratt
Geo. Dickinson
G. A. J. Hall
A. Race
L. L. Anderson
A. Doyle
R. C. Wright
Wim. McNair
J. A. Culbertson
Charles Bull
W. L. Reeves
Jacob Shuler
J. Clendening
J. Roper
A. R. Kilburn
W. McMahan
J. Mack
W. C. Martin
Jacob Mack
Lewis Martin
Jason Marsh
Harley Lounsbury
Spring Creek
W. G. Garcelon
A. W. Jackson
F. E. Hyer
L. Stoddard
D. Cummings
A.eldred
C. Johnson
C. C. Woodrutt
W. A. McCrae
D. S. Prentice
James Phillis
Pittsfield
W. E. Stright
A. McIntyre
George Chapel
C. L. Chaffee
W. G. Sbutt
H. Horn
D. A. Burnett
H. Parton
A. T. White
E. F. Chaffee
C.S. Morris
Reverent Sunday School Dedication Service
The ceremony spoke of lifelong responsibility and faith in Christ, praising the Sunday School teacher's reward. It described the teacher as an artist beholden to an angelic life, with the class to be reunited in heaven, ending with “Over the River” and a united Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dunham
M. E
A. J. Merchant
Fred Hooker
Clara KE Dunham
Clara E. Dunham
Sheffield
Sharpsburg
Pittsburg Female College
E. M. Wood
M. E. Church
Jesus Christ
Sheffiield
Earth
Ture
Christ
W. B. Bradbury
Winter lumbering prospects brighten despite slow market
A Spring Creek correspondent notes a hard freeze and light snow aiding sleighing and log roads. Lumber since has been steady with pine and hemlock prices ranging from six to sixteen dollars per thousand delivered, while No 1 pine shingles fetch two and a half to two seventy five per thousand. The season’s favorable conditions promise continued activity despite a softer demand. The Union School Winter term ends Friday March 5 with anniversary exercises and public examinations planned for Thursday and Friday, inviting community attendance to observe progress and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Union School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Market Report
Kly BY
G. L. Friday
Geo
Kitts
Columbia
Ashton’s
Choice New Hamburg
Canada
O. G
Java
Atmore
Royal Baking Powder
George Ball
Keystone Block
McDaniels & Ronne’s
Warren Mail
Home Matters
W. A. Greaves
New “ Ad
Dunkirk Road
Wm. Mair
Corry
Washington
Betsey Jones
Mr. Marston
Hazel Street
Jack Frost
First National Bank
al. Davis
F. A. Cogswell
Cattaraugus
Olean
Dan Rice
State Superintendent of Common Schools
Byron Sutherland
Will Schnur
Sangerbund Society
Variety Hall
Homer
McKean
Trumbower
Smieethport
Youngsville Union School
Effie Haliday
Helen Martin
Alf. Burnett
Helen Nash
J. R. Lowry
Roscoe Hall
Henry Myers
R. P. King
Sonne
H. Johnson
McDaniels & Ronne
Suspension Bridge
Belshazzar
Jamestowns
Venango Spectator
Johnson Type Foundry
Philadelphia
D. I. Ball
Titusville
Oil Exchange
Sarah Willson
Joel Willson
Cayuga, N. Y
Willson
Sager
Chautauqua Lake
William Messner
Warren County
Warren, Penn’a
Liverpool
Aagil
Maryland
Cecil Co
Chesapeake Bay
Jas. T. McCullough
Bikvon
Scrip Clothing Store
Co. G. Herrick
BR. A. Siggins
Henry Brace
Cererees
John A. Jackson
Serees
R. P. Davis
W. G. Wheelock
W. J. Davis
H. P. Kinnear
William Morley
Sedebmere Rat
Mi 4
Whestetik Ccs Coos
Perry Patch
Eres
Wallace Filer
G. W. Kinnnear
Sccees
Wallace
W. Kinnear
M. Shortt
Tidioute Borough
Saperenesesen
John Tonkin
John Clapp
Daniel DeRocher P. Monroe
J.B. Jenning
Robert Gregg
H. H. Evans
Aaa
J. N. Bolard
Robert Taggart J. Lis
B. T. Hopewell
M. J. Smutz
T. Magee
J. Birdeel
E. C. Cook
H. Nelson
Cosa E M. G. Cushing
S.S. Grandin
A. L. Hughes
Ell Sveed Oh
Living Land
Merchant
Pennsylvania
H. S. Thomas
NEW Firm
Geo. P. Orr & Co
Warren, PA
Davidson & Harmon
Scrip Hat & Cap Store
NEW Drug Store
Perfumery, Orns. w&Co
Laban Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter’s
Jin Tee
Goooods
More Parmlee & Henry
Canton
Burt
United States
Frank Leslie
Parmlee & Henry
Mary Stuart Alpacas
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