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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1896

Page

3

Warren Public Schools Open Second Semester

The second semester of Warren public schools began with all six year olds eligible this week. The county auditors continue work at the courthouse on county accounts, and Warren State Hospital trustees organized with T. J. Smiley as president and Ss. W. Waters as secretary. Warren’s night school started Jan 15 with about seventy five students and now exceeds 100. a business department will open soon.

Warren Warren State Hospital For the Insane T. J. Smiley Titusville Ss. W. Waters F. E. Hertzel C. C. Eaton Supt. MacGowan J. W. Kitchen Will Yates Rose Lacy Jennie Thomas Mary Harrison Ida Sager Ethel DeForest Danforth Loren Dinsmoor May Babcock Mabel Dalrymple Emma House MacGowan Miss Evans

Preliminary inspection and borough caucus call in Warren

In Warren the 16th regiment Co. I received a visit from Col. Hulings and Adjutant Reed as 44 officers and men were reviewed before a spring inspection. The paper urges Republicans to attend Jan 25 caucuses, nominate capable candidates, and ensure Republican victories for local offices.

Co. “I W. J. Hulings J. M. Reed Oil City Col. Hulings Windsor Elks Warren Will Yates Justice Meacham F. H. Rockwell W. H. Pickett C. W. Beaty W. S. Leffard John Thomas J. W. Lytle N. K. Wendlebee James Brann J. N. Craft D. I. Ball W. D. Hinckley Messrs J.M. Davidson S. H. Briggs

Personal and Social notes from Warren area

Mrs. Jacob Offerle of East Warren is said to be seriously ill. Senator Shortt of Sugar Grove was among many doing business in Warren. Miss Dora Jackson of Youngsville plans to attend the Boston Conservatory of Music. Deerfoot Louis Bennett, Indian runner, has died at 68, leaving a farm and two sons. Mrs. W. M. Linpsey hosted the Philomel Musical Club. Fred Alzinger burned at work on a still. Captain Peirce improving. his daughter Lizzie better. J. A. Weible announces Assembly bid amid three way race. Warren figures in local governance and business shifts.

I. S. Alden Senator Shortt Sugar Grove Warren W. M. Linpsey Philomel Musical Club P. J. Bayer Emienton Dora Jackson Youngsville Boston Conservatory of Music Zack Eppy Glade Catherine Gross Fred Alzinger McAlpin Pittsburg Western Penna Dental Association Joseph A. Weible Assembly Marccle Irene Suhortt Olive Watson Warren Savings Bank Richelieu E. R. Peirce Lizzie R. S. Hall High Street Myers Jones Chandlers Valley J. D. Wooparp Warren Axe and Tool Works A. Mintzer P. J. Trushel W. F. Messner Phillip Fehlman J. D. Woodard W. D. Todd W. J. Sager Reverdy B. Stewart Farmington P. W. Brown Ralph Mr. Brown W. T. Cash Princess Bonnie” Company Democrat Case Deerfoot Happy Hunting Ground Cattaraugus New York State Louis Bennett L. D. Wetmore Wild Cat Kane Republican Warren Board of Trade Clarion State Normal Bradford Forest County Tionesta Peter Moore Nebraska Childs Supreme Court Conneautville Courier Franklin News

Marriages in New York and Pennsylvania 1896 notices

In Cherry Grove Pa on January 16 1896 Henry Sutton of Randolph County and Eliza Sorenson of Cherry Grove wed with Blanche Sweet as bridesmaid and Will Lawson as best man. Also Elton R Ayling married Myrtie E Huntley in Goshen New York January 12 1896 and W H Houghton wed Carrie Palmer January 15 1896 in Corry Pa. Elmer E Boyd and Bessie W Conway united January 21 1896 in North Clarendon Pa.

Sutton—Sorenson Cherry Grove Mr. Hamilton Mr. Strong Henry Sutton Randolph Co Crawford Co Eliza Sorenson Blanche Sweet Will Lawson Ayline—Hunttley Goshen N. Y G. E. Wellman Elton R. Ayling Myrtie E. Huntley Bear Lake Houghton—Palmer Corry W. K. Crosby W. H. Houghton Youngsville Carrie Palmer Boyp—Conway North Clarendon Mr. Higley Elmer E. Boyd Franklin Bessie W. Conway

Died Edward Murphy Aged Nearly Three In Warren

Died in Warren January 20 1896 Edward son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Murphy aged nearly 3 years pneumonia listed among local notices. Also advertisement for clearance sale urging prompt shopping with bargains in dress goods cloaks furs wraps blankets hosiery under wear gloves laces embroideries inventory sale January 11 ongoing and out of town customers rail fare paid on purchases of 10 or more W Jarvis. Teachers Institute invited Corydon January 25 with free entertainment for visitors and teachers by local hosts.

S. Keller Warren L. A Eli S Keller Edward Patrick Murphy W. Jarvis Corydon

Central Shoe Store boom prompts shoppers to visit

Trade at the New Central Shoe Store is booming as three dollar shoes go for two dollars and other prices drop accordingly. Wm. H. Zuern, with twenty five years experience, leads the shop at Water and Main streets, across from Conewango bridge.

New Central Shoe Store New Central Wm. H. Zuern Conewango Bridge Ws. H. Zuern

Warren Mills Co announces prices for A No.1 goods

The firm lists meat at 70 cents per hundred and feed at 70 cents with a note of changes in the current issue. Prices apply to strictly A No.1 goods.

Warren Milts Co

Jacob Keller the Tailor Displays Fall and Winter Cloths

Jacob Keller the Tailor showcases elegant fall and winter cloths on display and invites customers to call and visit.

Jacob Keller

Removal. Wickstrom Moves Shoe Shop to Allen Block Room

Andrew Wickstrom relocates his shoe shop to the old room in the Allen block beside Jacob Keller's tailor shop. The notice urges all in need of good work to call.

Andrew Wickstrom Allen Block Jacob Keller

LOOKING BACKWARD notes and ads from 19th century papers

A collage of small items and notices recounts local ads and events. Primary material includes political exhortations to attend primaries, varied local sales and merchants such as Northrop and Berger, and brief reports from Warren County papers on trade, forestry losses, and community happenings.

General Practitioner Office Ad in Sill Building

A general practitioner advertises an office in the Sill building at Third and Liberty streets with special attention to women's diseases nervous disorders and stomach ailments. Office hours are 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.

Sill Building Third Liberty Streets

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised to Stop Disease

The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It asserts the medicine works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any failed cure. Sold by druggists for 75 cents from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.

Hall Adress F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Grange Notes at Lottsville and Warren County meetings

Readable sections describe the next Mutual Benefit meeting at Freehold Grange Lottsville PA on Feb 6 1896 with multiple program items including debates recitations and songs. Also reports on Spring Creek Eldred Pleasant Granges with installed officers and anniversaries and a Pleasant township Grange charter members and officers.

Lottsville Freehold Grange the Grange H. D. Smith Seymore Cramer Farmington Grange Sugar Grove Grange Geo. Bates Brokenstraw Grange Maud Jaquay W. A. Porter Reuben Dalrymple Grange C. C. Cooper R. S. Hartley Spring Creek Grange Ella Tucker A. M. Bennett Clara T. Olmstead D. Morton Henry Blakesley Mary Morton A. H. Olmstead B. Hill C. D. Damon Pomona Ada Belden Ceres Elsa Stevens Flora Edna Mudge

Hood's Sarsaparilla touted to cure catarrh and boost health

Advertisement claims catarrh stems from impure blood and cannot be cured locally. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and removes the disease cause, also building up the system to prevent pneumonia diphtheria and typhoid fever. Hood's Pills praised as a favorite laxative at 25 cents.

Warren Borough Election On Water Works Debt Increase

Voters in Warren borough will decide on February 18, 1896 whether to raise bonded debt by 100000 for a borough owned water works system. Last valuation stood at 2560325 with existing debt 30716.45 after assets. Burgess James W. Wiggins oversees and clerk D U Arird attests.

Warren Warren Borough James W. Wiggins Burgess D. U. Arird

Merchants Endorse Chamberlain Cough Remedy in Flushing

Perry and Cameron of Flushing Michigan praise Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine they have sold and say it always gives satisfaction. It is sold by Morris and Mullen Warren and P B Canfield Corydon Pa. Allegheny Springs Hotel to remain open for boarders all winter with Charles A W Nason accepting applications.

Perry & Cameron Flushing Michian Morris & Mullen Warren P. B. Canfield Corydon Allegheny Springs Allegheny Sulphur Springs Chas. A. W. Nason Irvine Warren Co. Pa Oll Chamberlain Noyes Drug Store

No-to-bac tobacco cure advertisement claims

A promotional ad touts a tobacco habit cure No-to-bac claiming to curb cravings and boost strength. It lists usage by “druggists” and mail order options, with refunds and two company offices in Chicago and New York, and mentions Siegfried & Co. as a seller.

Thene Remedy Co

Youngsville Library Hosts Ten Cent Supper Benefit

The Youngsville Library hosted a ten cent supper in Agreliust hall last Friday evening to raise funds for rent fuel and lights. Proceeds totaled about six dollars as residents were urged to patronize the library and support its reading room expenses. Temple Lodge 412 F and A M plans a lodge gathering within the month with S Filer deputy grand master Workman visiting January 27 to demonstrate new ritual work for Warren county.

Youngsville Agrelius Hall Tidioute Temple Lodge Filer Warren County Tidioute Lodge U. W

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending January 21 1896

A list of property transfers in Warren County with buyers such as Mary E Sherman Wm J Knapp and others. Amounts range from 1 to 294 dollars with several deeds to Glade Warren Tidioute Bear Lake and Deerfield. Also notes a Teachers Institute at Chandlers Valley January 18 with program and resolutions.

Wm. J. Knapp Mary E. Sherman Glade John H. King Frank L. King Kinzua John Welsh Sante E. W. R. Estate Co A. H. Tochter Warren Jos. Kirkbride Gustavus Foster Tidioute H. J. Muse Claus A. Rydholm Levi Preston Thos. Gilmore Deerfield W. Courson Same J. T. Courson Robt S. Christy J. L. Grandin Samuel Johnson Samuel Nelson Pine Grove L. B. Wood Anson L. Keppel J. E. Eddy Catherine Gross Glade Chandlers Valley James Younie H. H. Mix J. M. Lyon Whiting Supt. Putnam Mary Skinner Jas. Younie Miss Burlin Prof. White Sadie Darling

Stock value limits discount offer wording

The notice states the firm cannot provide a 4 discount but offers a net discount on all purchases and a guarantee. It emphasizes intrinsic stock value as a constraint and outlines an alternative price reduction plan for customers.

Buckets of shopping and old time remedies and quips

A miscellany of ad style phrases and light humor promoting bargain Arctic gear Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Aver's Hair Vigor. It features quips about leap years bicycle riding church singing and liver health with brief endorsements by F. H. Dixson and references to early risers pills.

F. H. Dixson Snags Jags DeWitt KF. H. Dixson

An Old Teamster's Maxims for Driving Horses

An old driver shares maxims on humane horsemanship and self governance. He warns that more whip means poorer riding, urges temperate driving, and notes that a horse’s power follows his food. He compares noisy drivers to empty wagons and emphasizes self-control, blinder value, and prudent sugar feeding.

Louisa Casemere Opens Dry Cleaning Shop in Warren

Mrs Louisa C Casemere opens a clothes cleaning establishment at 305 Second street Warren upstairs offering prompt service. A new French dry cleaning process cleans and presses evening wear and all kinds on short notice with ladies wraps remodeled as a specialty. Sulphur water delivery Tuesdays by Chas A W Nason. orders at Noyes drugstore. Ska Foam Flour and Boston Roasted Coffees from Berger Hall.

Louisa C. Casemere Second Street Warren Dwinnell, Wright & Co Boston Berger & Hall

New York Money Market Report

New York Jan 21 money on call 2 4 percent last loan 3 1 4 percent closed 8 3 4 percent prime mercantile leaper 6 8 percent sterling exchange actual business in bankers bills 1 5 9 44 4 demand and 4 8 7 3 4 4 8 8 for 60 days poster rates 4 8 8 5 4 4 9 and 4 9 0 commercial bills 4 8 6 3 4 silver certificates 6 3 4 g 6 7 6 bar silver 6 1 3 c Mexican 5 2 4 railroads Pacific 6 s of 95 1 2 0 government bonds new 4 s 1 2 6 4 4

New York Money Market

Apples ne' 9a senccveses Butter yee ams

Fragmentary OCR text reads as a public notice style item about food items and prices. Readable bits mention apples butter and quantities or per unit pricing. No clear event or named entities to confirm.

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Warren Mail Warren, PA Home Matters Court House Capt Alexander Spetz Logan Robert Burns Bobby Jarvis Jacob Offerle East Warren Central Shoe Store Busy Reader Berger Northrop Noorthrop Wa. H. Zuern’s Berger & Hal’s Alonzo Martin Frewsburg Conneautville Mayville Sentinel J. T. Rothrock Delaware Lawrine Philadelphia DR. L. Sayles Wa. H. Zuern Washington Star John Tompkins Blue Point Harper’s Bazar Grange Notes J. J. Wheeler Eldred Grange G. W. Chaple C. H. Whaley M. W. Bovee S. L. Brown J. K. Roup H. M. Church Treas W. H. Maultby J. Shrieve G. C. Chapple Pleasant Grange Pleasant Township Otto Marker Myron Tunstall Nora Knupp Theodore Schuster Jacob Schuler Mary Grunder Jacob Reig Jacob C. Knupp Frank Hertzell America Grace Brown White May Darling Peck Mr. Dupree Jessie Burlin Marion Blakesley Dean Banton Irene Samuelson Nette Kelley J. A. Younie Minnie Hinsdale Sec’y Morck Brothers August Morck Hood Ayer Wagner Aver Johnson Jackson Adam Eve City Minnesota Western Milwaukee Canada iSgc Afloat White State Western Dairy Elgins State Dairy State Pennsylvania Long Island Jersey Maine Bermuda North Carolina Charleston and Norton Virginia Rose Noyes Hazeltine Woolen Mills C. H. Hunter & Son Cash Bargain Dry Goods Store Second St Buffalo Provision Market Buffalo Graham Canada and Western Yale Hay Market Burvau Warren Retail Markets Fehlman Bro’s the Mail Office WW. Jarvis Water St A. A. Davis & CO A A. Davis. & CO the Warren Savings Bank A. J. Hazeltine G. B. Ensworth G. H. Jackson O. W. Beaty James Clark Chares W. Stone M. Bunham W. M. Lindsey L.R. Freeman C. Sigel
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