Sugar Grove and Warren detail local elections and officials
The page lists numerous town and village offices including constables assessors school directors treasurers auditors clerks and judges of election across Sugar Grove Watson Warren Borough Bliss towns and surrounding areas. It records official returns and names of patriots to serve including majorities for various councilors and magistrates with inspector and collector details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Jagger
Z. E. Ball
D. N. Stillson
D. A. Samuelson
J. A. Kinsman
A. Palmer
C. H. Firth
John Stewart
Frank Rixford
R. C. Blodget
M. W. Harrington
M. Kimball
H. E., Muzzey
Frank Dalrymple
Wm. Ayling
Wm. Sweetland
H. L. Wilcox
H. J. Phillips
Jessee Ayling
Chas, Rogers
Perry Kendall
B. D. Boardman
E. E. Baird
F. A. Rhodes
M. Devore
W. W. Connely
W.S. Flasher
Charles Covell
W. S. Flasher
W. R. Crippen
McCormick
A. J. Covell
Jos. Hain
Eb, Morrison
Jos
Hain
Charles Logren
Columbus
Burgess
Frank Williams
Frank Gifford
C. E. Brown
O. A. Smith
L. C. Barker
H. 8. Ayer
E. C. Barnes
Frank Walton
Dewitt Marble
F D. Burt
F. M. Rowe
N. E. Dewey
C. E. Rowe
H. P. Stevens
John Shuler
Chas. Simpson
Missionary Society reports and year end gifts
The Presbyterian Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society held its annual meeting with reports from Mizpah Arbutus and Young Ladies Societies. Highlights include the Thanks Offering of 813.85, total society receipts of 1,004.08, and numerous scholarships and boxes to missions in Scotia Seminary Albuquerque and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Band
Alice Jamieson
Mizpah Society
Annie Clark
Arbutus Society
Hattie Lacy
Lizzie Crull
Scotio Seminary
Concord
North Carolina
L. A. Rogers
C. E. Bell
Young Ladies Society
S. T. Neill
Home Board
Foreign Board
Freedman’s Board
Esther Wallace
Scotia Seminary
Mary Brown
Minnie Ludlow
Mary Allen Seminary
Crockett
Texas
Ingleside Seminary
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Parkville College
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tuscon
Arizona
Antonita
Grace Stone
Biddle University
Charlotte
N.gc
Sissiton Agency
Dakota
Zacoticas
Mexico
Colorado
Sitka
Alaska
Left or Right in Warren Fraught With Tally Fever
A poem from The Warren Mail on February 28, 1888 laments political defeat and alleged fraud. The speaker concedes loss to an rival while claiming integrity, noting corruption and theft surrounding the tally and Burdette as the name tied to the vote count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Notable Local News Highlights from Warren and Surroundings
Local items report A J Hazeltine on the sick list mending. L H Lapham of New York visiting Mr Rockwell. Major James and ex Sheriff Davis traveled to Washington to fix issues. Church activities list services, Sunday School, and parish social events. garden seeds and maple sugar featured by John Langdale and D I Ball. Marriage, funeral, and civic items accompany notes on lectures, clubs, and town history.
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A. J. Hazeltine
L. H. Lapham
New York
Langdale’s
John Langdale
K. of L
Geo. Ball’s—union
M. E
Warren Union School
Lula
I. S. Alden
R. S. Holmes
Fletcher Parker
Parker
Trevellick
Library Hall
Knights of Labor
Sersall
Jamestown
A. A. Davis & Co
Davis Drug Store
W. A. Kinnear
Baltimore College of Pharmacy
Kinnear
Exchange Hotel
D. I. Ball
Market Street
C.W. Abbey
H. O. Robinson
M. E. Church
Stylish Clothing at George Ball's shines with spring stock
George Ball's clothing store displays an immense stock of boys clothing hats neckwear and spring cloths. Cutter James Woodard notes new styles from Knox Youmans and Dunlap plus Alpine worsted fabrics. Customers urged to leave measures and select cloth before the rush begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ball
Knox
Youmans
James Woodard
Ball
Warren County Fair elects nine directors at court house meeting
Large crowd of Warren County Fair Association stockholders gathered last Saturday February 25 to elect nine directors. After a long vote count seven directors were declared elected Lo it Orr Thompson Dalrymple McNett Russell and Knapp. Ensworth Ridelsperger were chosen in a second ballot. Officials plan a 50 percent stock call and upcoming officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Fair Association
Court House
Geo. P. Orr
Dalrymple
C. Lott
H. Evans
Willis Cowan
Arard
C. C. Thompson
Chas. Lott
S. H. Evans
D. A. Samuelson
L. M. Rowland
M. B. Danham
P. Seichrist
Frank Wilcox
A. S. Dalrymple
E. Wetherby
L. E. McNett
F. K. Russell
Geo. Ensworth
F. M. Knapp
C. H. Wiltsee
D. Mahan
James Roy
T. P. Jenkins
Col. Gardner
W. C. Arthur
W. L. Ridelsperger
G. H. Leonhart
J. Z. Steck
George Mead
Messrs. Loit
Orr
Thompson
McNett
Russell
Knapp
Messrs. Ensworth and
Ridelsperger
Farmer's Club
Hoo
W. L. Scott
Warren Presbyterian Church Collects for Disabled Ministers
A Sunday collection at the War ren Presbyterian Church supports disabled ministers, with funds likely to reach $1,000. Pastor Holmes urged cheerful giving as a divine duty and pledged to personally cover any shortfall toward the $500 target.
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Warren Presbyterian Church
Holmes
Nearly Together Mrs Page of Warren Dies at 74
Mrs Marian Page wife of S J Page of Warren died Tuesday noon Feb 21 1888 aged 74 after a long illness described as a general breakdown due to old age. The couple married in Shelmsford Mass in 1835 and lived in Warren since 1837. they were among the town’s oldest married pairs. Her brother T O Hutchinson of Conewango was ill and died around the time of her funeral. Hutchinson’s funeral was held today from Mr Page’s house. he was about 66.
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Harrison Allen
Fargo
Marian Davis
Page
Fairmount
Dakota
Allen
S. J. Page
Philadelphia
W. H. Allen
Senator Allen
Warren, Pa
Young Allen
University of Pennsylvania
Warren
T. J. Malone
Advertiser Book Room
Mary E Sharp
Williamsport
Father Bloomer
St. Patrick’s Church
American Hotel
Elmira
Marian Page
T. O. Hutchinson
Conewango
Mr. Page
New Year grocer offer at C. R. Henry's
Begin the new year early and you will receive groceries at C. R. Henry's. The notice promotes starting in January to access grocery deals.
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C. R. Henry’s
Warren shop offers largest stock of serviceable clothing
The store below the Carver House, Warren, presided by A Weiss for years, boasts overhauled shelves and the largest stock of fashionable clothing. Winter overcoats and boys warm clothes advertised with savings. Also mentions State Normal School term opening and fresh goods from C R Henry and Geo Batu The Clothier.
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Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
C. R. Henry’s
Geo. Batu
Death of Corydon W. Eddy of Jamestown
Corydon W. Eddy of Jamestown New York died Wednesday morning February 22 after a rapid decline from pneumonia at nearly 58. Widely respected in the community he was a longtime insurance professional, husband to Betsey A. Eddy and Mason, with a funeral directed by the Jamestown Masonic Lodge and held at Lake View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon W. Eddy
Jamestown
N. Y
Cord” Eddy
Eddy
Isaac Eddy
Warren
Ann Eddy
E. E. Eddy
Betsey A. Cowan
Corry Elects W. E. Marsh Mayor in Republican Win
Corry elected Republican W. E. Marsh as mayor amid three tickets with most council seats GOP. Oil City set city voting record with 1 500 plus ballots. Payne Democrat beat Bishop Republican by 29. Laughlin Republican won Controller by 248. Titusville elected Democrat John Swartz over Carter Republican by 32. Hays Republican over Mackey Democrat by 102. Meadville chose John Porter Democrat as mayor by 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
W. E. Marsh
Warren County
Oil City
Payne
Bishop
James S. Laughlin
Titusville
John Swartz
Carter
Hays
Mackey
Meadville
John Porter
New Spring Silks and Dress Goods at Bell Bros
Bell Bros Woodford’s offers spring fabrics including 60¢ 4-4 all wool plaid suitings, 46 in Henrietta broadcloth at $1 per yard, silk warp Henrietta $1.25 yd, 25¢ Scotch Ginghams, 35¢ French Sateens, 37 1/2¢ all wool plaid textiles, plushes and velvets lines, 24 in Sarah silks at 80¢, and 32 in India Silks with Clematis and Dogwood patterns, priced to attract shoppers. C. R. Henry promises not to be undersold.
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Bell Bros. Woodford
Henrietta
Bell Bros
Haskell Black
Real Estate Transfers for the Week Ending Feb 25 1888
Real estate transfers listed for Livonia Salinger Ira H Johnston and others Pine Grove Warren Pittsfield Eldred Spring Creek Warren South West and other places with varied sums from 100 to 16497.25 dollars including mortgages and estates. Notable transfers include John Brown Trustee to C W Nichols 16497 25 dollars and Frederick Smith to State Bank of Tonawanda 3600 dollars.
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Mar
Livonia Salinger
Ira H. Johnson
Pine Grove
D. W. Stranahan
Sam’l H. Doty
Warren
Caribelle S
Pittsfield
Joseph Owens
Chas. Owens
Wm. A. Clark
Ursula Pier
Wm. M.mclatchey
A. P. Whitely
Spring Creek
W. Jas. Campbell
John H. Campbell
South West
County Correspondence Notes Famine and Local Happenings
Feb 25 local column reports gas and water shortages since January. Election results described as quiet with caucus secrecy and varied claims on organizers. Readers warned about gambling by older men and youths. White Elephant vendor's returns and tin-cup game noted. Grand Valley Club dance at Thompson's Hall Feb 21 with Coleman's band praised. Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geron
Peck
George
Grand Valley Club
Thompson’s Hall
Coleman
Arlington
Local Notes and Appointments Stir Irvington Community
Irvington news covers Mrs Shannon’s Chicago trip, Erie visitors, and Miss Maggie Gillespie’s East visit. Rev Burton of Erne County Pa is announced for a lecture at Good Templars Hall next Sunday. Election fallout brings bitterness, while Orville Chandler of the G A R stays ill at home. Walters Bros receive a new engine from Struthers Wells Co to meet orders. Hickman leaves Irvine estate for Delaware County Pa, with no successor named. Witter is replaced by J T Gardner of Buffalo. Maines Patch yard stocked with logs for the year. M Quan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Chandler
G. A.R
Irvine Run
Walters Bros
Struthers, Wells & Co
Hickman
Irvine
Winter term closes as Miss Mudge mourns
Fer 25 notes the winter term ends Friday the 17th and Miss Mudge leaves town due to her grandfather's death. Mrs. Carlos Messenger funeral held at Swedish Church last Sunday. Elmira Knowles of Pittsfield visiting. Mrs. Judson of Waterford visits daughter Mrs. Bush. Rev. D C Irwin leads evening meetings. D C Messenger store reopens with reduced prices. C O Anderson visits Sugar Grove before returning to Vineland. Sewing Society works on a rag carpet for Rev. Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mudge
Carlos Messenger
Elmira Knowles
Pittsfield
West
Judson
Waterford
Bush
D. C. Irwin
Township election passes with Union ticket winners
The February township vote went smoothly with the Union ticket elected except Path Master candidate Hertzel who lost by one vote to W. R. Couse. Various locals are noted: Seneca Bostwick improving, Mrs. D. H. White recovering, Perry Lindburg able to work, Chas Schemmelseng and family away over Sunday, E. G. Peirce of Jamestown visiting, S. Hall of Erie troubled by throat issues, Wm. Bass absent over the weekend. A lecture in Warren drew a turnout on Saturday evening by special train.
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Union
Mr. Hertzel
W. R. Couse
Seneca Bostwick
D. H. White
Perry Lindburg
Chas, Schemmelseng
E. G. Peirce
Jamestown
S. Hall
Erie
E. R. Peirce
Wm. Bass
Warren
Local Death and Winter Quiet Mark Town Notes
Mr T O Hutchinson an old resident died Saturday afternoon February 25 after two months illness. The town has hardly any fires this winter. A W Camp and wife of Jamestown visit the asylum. Revival meetings at the church continue. County office candidates mingle with the people and cigars. Sidney Crocker and family plan to leave for the west soon. ANON.
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T. O. Hutchinson
A.W. Camp
Jamestown
Sidney Crocker
West
ANON
Died Page Notices From Warren and Farmington
In Warren Pennsylvania on February 21 1888 Marian wife of S J Page aged 74. In Conewango February 25 1888 Timothy O Hutchinson aged 65 years 11 months 22 days. In Farmington Eunice Lyon wife of Joseph E Fay aged 43 years 2 months 4 days. Luther Hartson aged 46 years 6 months 21 days in Farmington February 21 1888.
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Hartson
Farmington, Pa
Luther Hartson
Hunter and Jarvis Spring Goods Sale Ad
Hunter and Jarvis at 326 Water St promote early spring trade with marked reductions in embroidery laces dress goods and woolens. Special prices on cambric embroideries tor chon laces and remnants plus bargains in wool dress goods and undergarments. Cloak department expects deep cuts on short wraps and fashion items.
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Medicis
Maslin
Linen
Newmarkets
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Warren Borough
R. MacKay
BO R. MacKay
W.A. Rankin
A. Rankin
Rankin
Esserereeeenees
A. J Haseltine
Lavery
O'Donnell
Hazeltine, Moore, Keller and Werle
Messrs. Schnur
MacKay Davis
King
Ist
P.M. Knapp
J. G Brown
A.S. Dalrymple
D. 2d
Brown’'S Wiajopiby
J. le. Cogswell
J.L Cogswell
P. Northrop
D. Ist
Sapedhots
Eseseeeserserne
Nelson Moore
W. Winger
S. Keller
L. Werle
R. P. King
Hazeltine
Siegfried
Constable
J. G. Brown
HS. Perry
H.S. Perry
A. Kirberger
Irvine F. Cousins
D. W. Brodhead
S. V. Davis
John Clark
W. E. Rice
W. G. Trunkey
H. J. Muse
J.J. Nesmith
D. W
James
le James
D. W. Randall
Freeman Hertzel
Ceeee Hertzell’s Majority
Lecctisesnbesnbeetiss
Bear Lake
Addis Johnson
Kimball Mead
Willis Bush
Carrier
J. Spoon
Byron West
Scramblin
Humphrey
W. E. Messenger
C. W. Clark
Andrew Johnson
Milo Walton
Deerfield
Lewis Brown
Calvin Wright
A. M. Smith
C. W. Bailey
Joseph Sliter
Chas. Barlow
Frank Kay
D. S. Pierce
James Norris
Arthur Sears
Lewis Green
John Lake
Richard Garter
S. A. McElree
D. G. Blackman
J. Miller
Leroy Strong
Robert English
Albert Hartness
Frank L. English
Frank M. Keene
James Tate
James Thompson
W. Benson
James English
G. Martin
W. H. Harris
Limestone
J. H. McDonald
Wm. Merkle
John Shanly
John Schoellkopf
J. P. Houser, Jr
Eri Sterling
J.P. Houser
J. F. Goldthwait
H. C. Gilmore
R. H. McDonald
North Clarendon
J. G. Rubl
Z. T. Weaver
F. M. Lowery
Johnson Irwin
A. D. Goal
E. H. Bradley
M. S. Booth
Henry Dilberger
S. D. Titus
John Japes
E. J. Armstrong
C. C. Duffield
C. J. Ellis
Henry Gosser
G. M. Hill
John O'Neill
L. L. Hunter
W. J. Grandin
Fred Jones
A. C. Magill
John Hunter
A. W. Couse
F. Walz
Henry Fuellbart
H. C. Lott
J. R. Tallman
W. M. Helm
F. S. Grandin
N. W. Shugert
J. J. Morris
F. 8. Grandin
C. M. Babbitt
Youngsville
F. H. Blodget
W. D. Kinnear
Chambers Mead
H. L. Davis
Fred Swanson
A. C. Axtell
H. A. Davinney
L. J. Kinnear
L. K. Dunham
Plum Mead
C. H. Gregory
R. A. Kinnear
Wm. A. Davis
Chas. Kay
H. C. Kinnear
C. C. Bowman
G. K. Murry
Dan’l Fry
Geo. Schuler
W. H. Taylor
H. Lilley
N. H. Kidder
W. E. Porter
B. F. Mead
Dan’l Grinder
B. O. Smith
C. J. Frantz
Adam Shutt
B. McGuire
T. E. Ward
Corydon
L. D. Flatt
F. J. Morrison
J. W. Flatt
Isaac Williams
Benj. Crooks
Wm. Crooks
Wm. Kennedy
F. R. Case
Henry Muntz
Jesse Green
Joseph Brown
8. P. Sherman
Cherry Grove
M. L. Elias
J. Chaney
John Sorrenson
J. J. Caserly
J. E. McCarney
R. 8. Raver
F. C. Keller
W. C. Edwards
W. B. Card
John
O. D. Horn
James Upton
Chas. Brace
W. C. Beardsley
R. D. Mead
Richard Brooks
Z. Mickle
W. B. Acocks
John Ahlquist
O. O. Andrews
B. J. Ayers
A. D. Neill
J. M. Long
C. W. McCray
D. McKee
J. Calkins
John Sheahan
J. R. Calkins
Asa Carr
D. M. Howard
W. C. Hale
F. B. Hayward
T. F. Akely
H. W. Lane
J. A. Ewart
J. W. Aley
C.W. R. Radeker
Co. W. R. Radeker
R. C. Wright
J. H. Horton
Jerry Crary
Luther Whitcomb
George Horton
Weed
A. Woodard
A. D
A. M. Gillman
W. L. Shepard
M. Dunham
G. M. Hunter
S. L. Vail
M. W. Bovee
M. W. Ruland
R. P. Hunter
W. K. Lay
Philip Serene
W. T. Allison
M. M. Freeman
J. W. Jones
Chas. Tompsett
E. R. Thomas
W. A. McGraw
J. D. Thompson
W. M. Irvin
J. A. McGraw
Wm. Daelhausen
Jas. Hanson
W. G. Sampson
D. B. Waldo
James Whitehead
W. E. Stephens
Henry C. Pierce
Versailles
Mr. Love
Tom Stranahan
North
Mr. Stranahan
John Walton
David B. Hill
Fenton Guards
Tidioute News
Chautauqua County
Dunkirk
Frank Cowden
Jamestown Journal
D. Dalrymple
Henry Hardenburg
Henry
E. H. Witter
W. N. Y. & P. Railroad
Buffalo
Franklin Evening News
J. B. Borland
H. M. Irwin
Irwin
West Branch
Belknap
Bradford
Tony Whitford
John Halpin
Warren Mail
Home Matters
Col. Parmlee
Co. I’s Armory
Priv
J. P. King
United Pipe Line Office
Corp
L. H. Taft
Mirror Office
Andrew J. Brown
Brown
OUR Fair
State Normal School
Clarion
Dr. Oldshue
Grant Street
Prrrspores
Paym
C. R. Henry
Grand Valley
Irvington
Wrightsville
Stoneham
North Warren
Fred P. Hue
Scofield
Water Street
Ween
Estanes Vertaas
Discount
Ssccccereees
Casseccsere
Vccscvassees
Diibcoorg
Toneyssinte
Abinceseewnasennes
S8ueis
Warren Gaslight CO
Jacos Keller
the Tailor
N. K. Wendleboe
Liberty Street
New Postoffi Warren
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