Franklin and Warren clash in delayed Riverside Park game
Last Saturday Franklin failed to defeat Warren at Riverside Park as they walked off in the fourth inning after disputing an umpire’s call. Warren won 9 to 0 while Franklin had earlier won 5 to 4 that morning. Rain postponed a Johns town clash, with Warrens winning 10 to 5 next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Aggregation
Riverside Park
Warren
Franklin
Johnstown
Warrens
Franklin Club
Irvington
Will Crouse
Oil City
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Dog breed yard seeks buyers in Warren Pennsylvania
G W Kinnear register and recorder acts as agent for N P Boyer of Coatsville Chester county Pennsylvania a successful breeder of all kinds of dogs Newfoundland setters mastiffs spaniels hounds etc Full particulars will be given by calling on or addressing Mr KK at Warren Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kinnear
Register and Recorder
N. P. Boyer
Coatsville
Chester County
Mr. KK
Warren Pa
C. W. Stone
Emporium
Levi Phillips
Farmington
Warren County
Hamilton College
Scofield
University At
Bloomington
Ill
A. W. Ryan
Warren Trinity Memorial Church
Dr. Ryan
John Rowland
W. A. Hall
High Street
Greenland
August Morck, Jr
Merck Bros. Jewelers and Opticians
A. G. Beecher
Sugar Grove
Warren Library Board of Control
Miss Harrison
Beecher
A. A. Davis & Co. Advertises Baby Carriages and Frames
A. A. Davis & Co. promotes a large line of baby carriages at all prices and offers window shades made to order, frames pictures to order, and cabinet frames. Also notes boarding at the Second street house near L. D. Wetmore's office. Mrs M. E. Stannard at 1614. Also sale of Mrs Harris' house on Hazel street with terms via D. I. Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rankin
T. Allens
V.p
A. Minizer
Willis Cowan
A. Hertzel
George Ball
A. J. Davis
A. Kirberger
W. A. Greaves
M. Cogswell
James Nixon
F.M. Knapp
A. A. Davis & Co
Wendlebee
Warrep
Second Street
L. D. Wetmore
Adams Express
M. EK. Stannard
Harris
Hazel Street
High Street
D. I. Ball
Poems and notices stir Warren in July heat
A fragment from a Warren Pennsylvania page notes a blend of verse and local happenings. Poet imagery on heat and summer drape, while community items report fountain, fair plans, race results, charity events, business updates, and personal notes about residents and visitors.
Closing Out At 99 Cent Music And Variety Store Warren
Headquarters for musical instruments books and sheet music offer bargains in 5 10 15 and 25 cent articles at 99 cent Music And Variety Store Warren Pa. Z E MW G Eddy closing out entire stock of groceries provisions crockery glassware at cost to close business New ginghams cambries seersuckers zephyrs chambras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Z. E
MW. G. Eddy
Z. FE
H. G. Eddy
Ren Roton
Citizens National Bank of
Warren Canoe Club Hosts Pittsburg Visitors After River Trip
The Warren Canoe Club hosted G H Singer G A Howe T L Bakewell W H Nimick W F E Woodwell and J J Lawrence of the Pittsburg Canoe Club. The party traveled from Lake Chautauqua along Conewango Creek and the Allegheny enjoying a camping stop opposite East Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Judge
Allegheny
East Hickory
Greaves
Cowan
Schnur
Oil slump hits Warren drilling market and prices
Dealers report dull business in Warren and vicinity as oil production stalls after a shutdown in the Warren field. Producers signaled to suspend operations, with discussions on market premiums and the impact of cheap oil on the wider economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Geo. R. Wetmore
Messrs
Chambers
Murphy
Davis
Clark
Foster
Boots and Shoes Sale at Norrurop's
Wantrep announces a money saving sale at Norrurop's Boots and Shoes inviting Everybody to shop and save on footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantrep
Warren Shakespeare Club Banquet Celebrates Classic Tastes
The Warren Shakespeare Club held its first annual banquet at Hon. R. Brown's on June 26, 1884, with 60 attendees including guests. A toastmaster led with Shakespearean quotations, letters from Tilden and Blaine drew laughs, and Mrs Stone and Mr. A. D. Wood delivered polished toasts as the Warren orchestra provided music all evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Shakespeare Club
Hon
Warren Shakespeare Club
R. Brown
Coriolanus
A. D. Wood
Tilden
Blaine
Construction of Fair Grounds Track Near River
Work started last week on the Fair grounds across the river. Geo C Hamilton city engineer oversees a half mile track 60 feet wide on the lower turn and 50 on the upper. John Wheeler Fredonia builder holds the contract. The enclosure will cover 25 acres with a grand stand near the river bridge. Only subscribers may use the track and both fast and slow drivers are urged to apply at the captain's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Hamilton
John Wheeler
Fredonia
R. R
Drowned teamster William Miller at Allegheny river bridge
Last Saturday forenoon William Miller employed by Rogers Brothers of Mead drowned in the Allegheny River near Glade Run bridge two miles above Warren. He was fording with two horses and an empty wagon the wagon fouled a tree and the horses drowned. Miller rode a horse swam to shore and died. His body was recovered the same day, age about 23, unmarried. He was a member of Warren lodge of Odd Fellows and was buried in Oakland Cemetery the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Miller
Roger’s Bro’s
Mead
Allegheny River
Glade Run Bridge
Warren
Miller
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Oakland Cemetery
Wardwell
Chambers
Stewart
Weible
Johnson
Hayes
J. L. McWilliams
Glade Run
Stoneham
Phillips
Farmington
Levi Phillips
Laura E
Andrew H. L. Phillips
Jamestown
Mr. Phillips
Vermont
Warren County
Andrew Phillips
Meadville to Spend 35000 On City Government This Year
County and vicinity items note Meadville’s 35000 budget for city operations. Buffalo to build a crematory modeled after Washington Pa. Yale glee club to perform at Chautauqua. Chautauqua Lake Fourth of July plans include Bemus Point and Long Point boat lines. Miss Etta Evans of Tidioute named teacher in Freeport Public Schools. Pennsylvania Teachers’ Association meets in Meadville July 8 9 and 10. Railroad to offer round trip to Meadville at half price. Prohibition moves to Indian reservation towns in Cattaraugus County with enforcement by U S District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Buffalo
Washington
Yale Glee Club
Chautauqua
Fredonia
Clarendon
Warren
Tidioute
Oil City
Etta EF. Evans
Freeport
Cattaraugus County
Salamanca
Red House
Carrollton
United States District Attorney
United States
Buffalo Express
Ratifying the Ring in Warren County Democratic Convention
The Warren county Democratic gathering appointed temporary officers, elected J. P. Miller as permanent chair, and selected a county committee. Delegates left as contests emerged over district appointments, with pro liquor interests praised by some and labeled as the party's “ring” influence. Capt. Cotter declined assembly run, nominating H. F. Andrews as Prohibition candidate, while others sought positions amid accusations of deception and politics to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Noyes
A. S. Dalrymple
Warren
J. P. Miller
Sugar Grove
C. Schemmelseng
Mead
W. G. Trunkey
Radeker
Sheffield
Cherry Grove
B. F. Morris
P. H. Swain
Eben Dean
Pine Grove
D. Mead, Mahan
McKinney
Clinton
Leonhart
Jos. Clinton
Philip Leonhart
Conenango
W.G. Trunkey
C. Dinsmoor
Mr. Higgins
G. W. Kinnear
Register and Recorder
Frank Lay
E. French
Venango
Congress
C. H. Noyes
Parmlee
Andrews
Tidioute and Sugar Grove Notes and Oil Region Dramas
County notes report Mrs Kinnear in Westfield for vacation and Prof Whitcomb accepting Tid ioute Universalist pastorate. Fire destroys Martin & Homer's storehouse with 8000 loss. Fourth festivities planned with ample funds. Sugar Grove readers discuss Times and Tribune, Blaine Logan clubs. Oil wells near Meantime belt show strong output then decline. market at 60 cents. Burglaries and local happenings fill the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kinnear
Westfield
N. Y
Rosa Jones
Oil City
Rosa
R. J. Carson
Republican County Committee
Paul Brennesholtz
Will Kemble
C. Kemble & Son
Billy
Susie
Emma Clark
Maine
S. A. Whitcomb
Rochester
Universalist Church of
Tidioute
Warren County
O H Hunter and Son Summer Goods Discounted
O H Hunter and Son offers pink and blue seersuckers at lower prices and opens baby lace caps infant cloaks at reduced rates. A new embroideries stock is being opened to make room for existing items. Elegant hosiery, lisle and silk gloves, dress lawns and parasols are on sale with discounts.
Mrs Forman Injured in Erie Buggy Accident
A buggy carrying Mr. I A Forman his wife and daughter overturned near Eleventh and State streets when a horse stepped into a streetcar track. Mrs Forman was knocked unconscious and lingered in serious condition but expected to recover. Mr Forman suffered a facial cut and the daughter remained unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman
Erie
Falconer
Warren
I. A. Forman
Eleventh
State Streets
Silk Sale at Hunters with New Cham ber Suit Design
Nelson Greenlund reports a special Silk sale at Hunters offering a new design in chamber suits. Elegant styling paired with low prices promotes immediate shopper interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just
Nelson Greenlund
Barefaced Lie Sparks Farm Feud Over Unpaid Wages
The dispute centers on Yehl seeking balance for labor and board from a farm company. After attempts to collect failed, he withheld goods as pay. The alleged weapon use is described as not loaded but effective. Yehl cites no Warren lawyers and recounts legal advice to sue the company, yet struggles with the defendant’s size and complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cogswell
Yehl
Warren
Glade
M. Yeul
New 99 Cent Music and Variety Store Opens in Warren County
Mrs. N E Campbell, state agent for the combination system, grants Miss Maggie Ronne exclusive rights to sell and teach cutting in Warren County. Ronne is fully qualified to teach cutting in all its departments without fitting. New location features 5 10 15 and 25 cent counters at the store once occupied by A Mintzer, grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Campbell
Maggie Ronne
Warren County
99 Cent Music and Variety
A. Mintzer
Chautauqua Assembly Schedules and Rates for 1884
The Chautauqua season opens Saturday July 12 with the School of Languages for six weeks and a three week Teacher’s Retreat. Public meetings begin July 12. the Assembly runs August 5 to 25. Daily fees start 25 cents in July and rise to 40 cents from August 2 to 25. Reduced week and full session tickets offered. One hundred thousand copies of the Assembly Herald issued from Meadville. The issue includes routes, instruction terms, and the full season programme. Advertisements for hub cough cure and Shedd’s Mandrake Pills are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Chautauqua School of Languages
Chautauqua Assembly Herald
T. L Flood
Meadville
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The
Warren Mail
Local Directory
W.C.T. U., Warren
Presbyterian Church
M. BE
Board OF Trade
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
Eastern Standard
Evie
Shef
New York
Philadelphia
Pexpress
Dunkirk, Allegheny
Val
Pittsb’y
Fox Press
JUX
Warren P
Issi
Corry and Erie
Bradford
Dunkirk
A. m
Titusville
Lander
Wed
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Onoville
Steamburg
Germany
O. C. Allen
I. M
S. M. Brainerd
J. W. Lee
C. M. Shortt
W . J. Brown
P. W Brown
Farmington Pa
G. H. Bates
Brokenstraw
I. A. Allen
Prothonotaury
Jos
A. Weible
Register & Recorder
Warren, Co
N. P. Curtis
Conewange
All. Putnam
Russellburg
C. D. Arird
Youngsville
Base
American Express Co
Bet Bro’s
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, Pa
Home Matters
J. G. Holland
Mar
Warren Co. Agricultural Society
United Pipe Line
Oil Exchange
Langworthy
F. Henry
C. P. Henry
G. N. Parmlee
Allen
N. Y. Tribune
Houseman
Presbyterian
Wood and Sons
Struthers Hose Co
Niagaras
Watsons
Smith
O. H. Hunter & Son’s
Mr. McConnell
Court House
Ile
Tie
Tim Iagerty
Albert Ritzenthaler
Fred Hartman
Watson Close Co
Col. Watson
R. K. Russell
Allegheny Spring
Fred James
Mercer
Flora Bell
F. D. Reeves
Marcus Jamieson
H. A. Jamieson
Owego N. Y
Baker
Brotholomew
Harry Marden
Belle Lacy
Abraham Lacy
J. M. Siegfried
Georgie Wilbur
Judge Taylor
Brown
O. H. Winter
Chicago
Gertie King
Florence Hall
Geo. B. Ensworth
East Street
D. Wentworth
P. S. Allen
Clifton Springs
Ilunrer’s
Stephen Schoeny
A. A. Davis & Co's
Brit Bro’s
Norrurop’s
Timon
Athens
Merry Wives of Windsor
Bron Cal
Hamlet
Timon of
Shakespeare
Dinsmoor
Mr. Trunkey
Henry VII
Mrs. Stone
Accenes
Neill
Henry IV
Henry VI
Mr. Ryan
Brutus
Julius Cezar
Trunkey
Weenee
Julius Czar
Macbeth
Henry V
Janie
Fair Grounds
New York Times
Campaign Tribune
Blaine and Logan Club
R. Haupin
James Dallas
Peter Nuttat
Henry Firth
Thomas Kay
James A. Ball
Spring Creek
Chas
Eldred
W. H. Deming
Leon Mudge
Ohio
Blaine and Logan
Fox—Anderson
W. W.slone
L. F. Merritt
Thurston Fox
Lizzie D. Anderson
Little Valley
N. Y. Tyler
Woodbury
Pittsfield
E. L. Davies
G. W. Tyler
Spartansburg
Jessie D. Woodbury
Siggins—Guignon
Bride
D. R. Palmer
Wm. L. Siggins
Conewango
Mary I. Guignon
O.H. Hunter
Price
O. H. Hunter & Son
Lisle
O. J. Hunter & Son
Bell Brothers
Glade School District
Pennsylvania
John F. Rounce
H. H. Branch
Union School House
J. H. Cogswell
Dreyer & Co
Union School
KE. Gowan& Co
PD. Walters
H. K. Millier
Pp. J. Trushel
J. Mt. Davidson
John Thomas
First National Bank of Warren
Resources
Seerces
U.S
Total
Moses Beecher
First National Bank of
State OF Pennsylvania
Bk, Brown
Atte 5
Ir, Eddy, G. H. Ames, R. Brown
Hunter’s
Ask
A. W. Morck
Cress
Crockery
China
Water St
G. L
Citizens National Bank
A. G. Hertzel
County of
F. Hoffman
Aga
A Parmleaf
A. Jamieson
Um. Waters
Erie City
Erie County
Waterford Village
Linus Lindsley
Waterford
Fifth Street
Laurel Streets
Laurel Street
Fifth
West Fifth Street
A. T. Scofield
Schellhammer & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
Aladin
Invincible
Hub
Royal Square
Hee & Grover
Water Street
Liberty
Market
Bartsch & Grover
Aving
G. P. Orr & Co.’s Grocery
John Sill
Beaty Block
Second St. Warren, Pa
Agusta
Col. Conwell
Garfield
Allen & CO
Augusta
P.S. Jackson & Son
Carpenters and Builders
Warren,Pa
Hickory Street
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