Royal Baking Powder and Celery Salt Advertisement
Jam agent for the celebrated Royal Baking Powder, guaranteed full weight. Two pounds and up priced at 50c per pound. Also the Royal Celery Salt sold in 2 oz and 50c bottles.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1875
Page
3
Jam agent for the celebrated Royal Baking Powder, guaranteed full weight. Two pounds and up priced at 50c per pound. Also the Royal Celery Salt sold in 2 oz and 50c bottles.
An 1875 catalog lists canned peaches pineapples strawberries corn beans peas mushrooms and condensed honey products. It advertises teas including Young Hyson Gunpowder Oolong and Japan varieties and a range of sugars from standard to extra refined as part of a January 18 1875 sale.
A. A. Davis & Co announces yearly subscriptions for the New York Ledger Weekly Star Journal Fireside Companion and Saturday Night at 2.50 each. D. M. Gross & Co dissolves partnership and sells entire dry goods stock for cash at sacrifice. Also ads for shirts from Mc Daniels & Ronne and a cheap bass drum. Greenland Bros relocate to new store beside the Episcopal Church inviting customers.
Lent commences February 10. Erie Academy moved to public schools. An ice house at Casadaga lake will store 40 000 tons. Ice crop excellent. Wood Johnson barrel works fire destroys two drying houses, loss about 12000. Ex Sheriff Brown named Mercantile Appraiser. Corry Manufacturing to add broom handles. Deer and bears killed in Forest County. Anonymous letters not published. Ogelalala Tribe social party Jan 29. Northwestern Agricultural Society offices elected. Bank officers retirement at People's Savings Bank. Strawsleigh sleighs in season. Millerstown hard times visible. Doc Sager party, masquerade Jan 28. Animal cruelty note on horse bits. Warren Savings Bank officers elected. Atlantic & Great Western Railway warns about confidence men on trains.
A local Teacher's Institute met in Sugar Grove on the eighth instant and passed a resolution to furnish each paper with a copy of the proceedings. The next Institute will convene in Columbus on January 29 and 30.
A nearly finished H A Jamieson residence burned on Tuesday night January 12. Firemen faced ice cold water supply challenges and saved nearby R K Russell’s home. Insurance stood at 8500 with uncertain salvage of the 12000 to 14000 dollar building.
Commissioner Morrison retires after years of service. Succeeds M Dunham of South West. Cornelius replaces by R E Miller as County Treasurer. Auditor Mudge leaves for FE Allen of Freehold. Dr George Thomas noted Brazilian showman in Erie. M Miles, Esq. admitted to Warren bar with oyster supper to celebrate.
The annual election of Directors for the First National Bank of Warren was held last Tuesday. The chosen directors are Boon Mead Orris Hall J H Eddy R Brown W D Brown S D Wetmore Geo H Ames R K Russell. Boon Mead was re elected President Orris Hall Vice President and Mr Beecher Cashier.
The Union School offers a physiology and hygiene course for Academic Department pupils and Room No 7 with Dr. Hazeltine presenting Food and Digestion. Dr. Bartholomew will lead the next session on Respiration and Circulation next Friday Jan. 22. Attendance figures by room show strong participation, listing named pupils with totals for rooms 1 through 8 and Branch 1.
For February Term commencing Monday the first day, the first week lists Warren Gee Ensworth H C Aldrich, and many other names by town including Tidioute S H Evans G B Gilson Youngsville M G Wheelock Columbus C Baker Lyman Tranium Daniel Marble Sheffield Charles Shaw A Corey Farmington Jas Mahan R F Hazeltine A P Morris Glade N Branch L M Hazeltine Corydon L M Carter Limestone L M Sprague Pine Grove Wilson Stanton F C Flunt Freehold B A Creacroft Jas Brook mire John Waters J L Carr Elk D H Lounsbury James Roper Sugar Grove J C Hamilton A J Hultburg Edgar Ellis N H Dalrymple John McLane James Woodside W M Cummings Spring Creek N P Cummings J H Stewart Eldred Wm Belnap Deerfield J W Thompson L Durkee Brokenstraw A P Thatcher Second Week Warren W A Rankin A Canarro Brokenstraw David Crull G F Mead Walter Hosmer Sugar Grove G G Wheelock James Dallas Alfred Wilcox Henry Pilling Freehold Joseph Phillips B F Miller C W Wynn Conewango John Thomas Jacob Gander Nelson Curtis Youngsville O W Cotter A M Belnap Spring Creek C C Woodruff Levi Leonard Charles Hayner Curtis Johnson James S Gray John Logan Deerfield Martin Venis Charles McCauley Limestone James McKain Pittsfield Calvin Pire Elk A R Kilburn Eldred C H Emerson Enos Thompson South West Ira Hanks Chas A Millin D R Henderson Glade David Walder Sheffield Jerry Crary Kinzua Geo W Casper
A young group from the Warren Literary Association presents a lecture series in Union School Hall led by Col. W. M. Lindsey on Compulsory Education. Major C. H. Noyes follows with Betsey Jones and her Grandmothers as the next topic.
A special meeting of the Warren Library Association will be held in their room Monday evening January 18 at eight o clock. A sale of magazines and papers for the present year will take place. Mrs Krya secretary.
Geo T Wilson of Pine Grove township, Warren County, acts as agent for Holman & Co Philadelphia selling the Pictorial Reference Bible with prices from 4 to 21 50. He also offers Science of Life by Prof O S Fowler at 375 cloth 450 library, and Secrets of Convent and Confessional by Mrs Julia McNair Wright at 275 brown cloth 325 green cloth.
The Carver House is slated to transfer ownership this week to D. Doolittle of Waterbury Connecticut. A hotel family man with multiple brothers in the business, he is expected to bring strong management and grow the hotel’s standing as the leading local establishment.
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