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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1876

Page

3

Fourth of July programme for Warren is published

The notices outline Warren Fourth of July exercises including firing at sunrise, a Fantastics parade at 9 a.m., a procession at 11 a.m., an oration by Hon. P. Johnson, a corner stone laying at 4 p.m., tub and foot races, fireworks, and a large evening illumination. Burgess Pickett urges merchants to close by 10 a.m. to join the celebrations.

Warren M. Miles Marshal G. R. Wetmore H. FE. Brown Citizens Silver Cornet Band Warren Musical Association Irvine Grove G. W. Scofield O. G.mcentyre F. C. H. Lampe P. Johnson Warren County Musical Association W. A. Rankin New Court House R. Brown Fantastics W. W. Wilbur C. W. Stone North Warren

Senatorial Conference Fails to Nominate in Franklin

Warren and Venango count delegates met in Franklin to nominate for state senate. Representatives Wikbur Alden Ames backed C. W. Stone while Connely Mackey Smiley backed W. S. McMullan after three days of ballots. They adjourned to reconvene July 13 in Warren.

Warren Venango Franklin W. W. Wikbur I. S. Alden G. H. Ames Warren County C. W. Stone J. L. Connely C. W. Mackey E. W. Smiley W. S. McMullan

Morris' Daily Ledger Returns Home

Tidioule News notes Morris has recuperated and likely publishes at home. Warren business people miss the high toned paper he could issue, and his absence is felt as his broad, dirty track is seen in the last weekly issue.

Morris Daily Ledger M. Surely Tidioule News Warren

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A reader advises that newspapers received from afar for a special purpose should be clearly marked to call attention to the intended article. The note emphasizes labeling to aid others who scan the issue.

Boys and Youth Department at Geo Ball & Co

The Boys and Youths department of Geo Ball & Co offers a broader range of suits for children and cheaper, better-fitting options than home-made attire. Parents can find a variety of styles and sizes to suit their kids’ needs.

Geo. Ball & Co Geo. Ball & Co’s

Fine leather traveling bags at Geo Ball Co's

A brief notice promotes fine leather traveling bags from Geo Ball Co. The ad highlights quality craftsmanship and practical styles suited for travelers and professionals seeking durable luggage.

Geo Ball 4 Co’s

Sunday School Convention at Youngsville Fourth Held

Letter from Youngsville describes the June 20–22 Sunday School Convention with ten ministers ninety seven scholars and three U V S superintendents. Opening sessions featured music prayer and speeches by Rev. J H Stoney Rev. M R Stone and Rev W L Riley with temperance notices and a forthcoming Fourth of July celebration in Centennial style.

Youngsville Mart U. Ss Ss. S Bro. Norton J. H. Stoney M. R. Stone W.L. Riley E. K. Creed Borland James Culbertson Co. E.M

Local Advertisers Offer Seasonal Goods and Supplies

The Warren Star Chemical Works will pay cash for winter greens sassa fras root and peppermint delivered at their distillery at Shipman's Eddy. 61. Novelties of neck wear and silk handkerchiefs at Geo Ball & Co. Wax flower materials at A W Merck & Co. All the new spring styles at C McDaniels.

Warren Star Chemical Works Shipman’s Eddy Geo. Ball & Co’s A. W. Merck & Co

Hayes and Wheeler Club forms in Warren

A meeting at Wilbur & Miles offices established the Hayes and Wheeler Club of Warren. Officers elected include President F. D. Reeves and vice presidents Frank H. Barnhart and Christian Smith. A 6 member executive committee sets quorum at four. The club pledges Republican support and adopts Cincinnati Convention platform. Committees to secure a room and recruit members were named.

Hayes and Wheeler Club Warren Cincinnati Republic Republican Party F. D. Reeves Frank H. Barnhart Christian Smith O. F. Hoffman Laban Hazeltine J. F. Wells

Odd Fellows Reunion in New Hall at Allen Block

The I O of O F Warren unit held a pleasant reunion in their new hall on Monday evening June 26. The third story hall, built by O C S T Allen on the Russell House site, features a 38 by 58 foot lodge room and a 20 foot square front room for the Encampment. After songs and brief addresses by Major D W C James and C H Noyes, attendees enjoyed strawberries and ice cream served by ladies, admired floral button bouquets, and toured the ornate red and white heart and hand design.

Odd Fellows Warren Allen O. C S.T. Allen Russell House Messrs. Wells Goodrich Noyes Marden D. W. C. James C. H. Noyes

Buffalo Warren and Mahoning Railroad plans to Punxatawney

The Buffalo Warren and Mahoning Railroad aims to build from Warren to Punxatawney linking with the Dunkirk and Pittsburg line, then southeast through Forest and Jefferson counties to Reynoldsville coal basin. Deadline for completion set January 1 1878 with funds secured and coal car contract signed. The project could shift Reynoldsville coal trade to Philadelphia routes via Central Jamestown and Great Western railroads.

Railway World Buffalo New York Central Jamestown Great Western Dunkirk Pittsburg Punxatawney Philadelphia Reynoldsville

Roll of Honor for Freehold District Attendance

The roll lists scholars who did not miss any day in the month ending June 23. Named: Bell Alexander Josie Bull Ella Chase Josie Gillett Maud Messenger Mertie Messenger Matie Wright Olie Wright Blanche Wynn Allen Chase Grant Phillis Frank Phillips Grant Tuttle Guy Tuttle Clyde Wright Glen Wright Clifton Wright Fred Wright Guy Wynn-119. Attendance percentage 94. Miss Jennie Allan, Teacher.

Freehold Bell Alexander Josie Bull Ella Chase Josie Gillett Maud Messenger Mertie Messenger Matie Wright Olie Wright Blanche Wynn Allen Chase Grant Phillis Frank Phillips Grant Tuttle Guy Tuttle Clyde Wright Glen Wright Clifton Wright Fred Wright Guy Wynn Jennie Allan

Fire Works and Flags at Variety Hall event notice

Uncalled letters in Warren Pennsylvania post office listed for Saturday July 1 1876. Names include Orlan Bowen W L Bidwell A Consoinad Fopey Heingartner J L Harmon Frank Heff Geo H Nobbs Bartley Reynolds Mrs Hannah I Raw Harry Smith C Weiss Joseph Waters Thos Wilson. All letters not claimed within four weeks will go to the Dead Letter Office. R Dennison P M.

Warren Orlan Bowen W. L. Bidwell A. Consoinad Fopey Heingartner J. L. Harmon Frank Heff Geo. H. Nobbs Bartley Reynolds Hannah I. Raw Harry Smith C. Weiss Joseph Waters Thos. Wilson R. Dennison P. M

Humbugs and patent medicines in monthly discussion

The American Agriculturist questions why people reject free patent medicines and examines reasons for their trial. It notes some find them useful, and if a remedy works for some, others may benefit. The piece mentions a new hair dressing and dandruff cure offered free in sample vials at Carver House Drug Store.

Carver House Drug Store

Erie County Delegates Declare Reed Nominee in Primary

Erie county Republicans met in convention to declare W W Reed the congressional nominee after a vote of 4 949 to 1 750 over D B McCreary. The gathering also approved a resolution seeking proportional representation in the Twenty seventh District and notified Warren and Venango counties to meet and select conferees.

Erie Congress W. W. Reed D. B. McCreary Wuereas William W. Reed Erie County Warren Venango Col. Watson Butterfield Cutler Bowman Wm. Benson, Esq Vincent C. B. Curtis Stuerznickle Couse Gustav Jarecki Samuel F. Chapin Samuel E. Kincaid Charles A. Hitchcock

Oil flow updates and new wells in Bell County area

Bell No 2 has flowed about 100 barrels daily this week with rods added last Saturday prepping pumping Roy No 1 pumps about eighteen barrels daily Beatty No 2 about 25 barrels McGee Verback about 18 Bell No 1 and Verback No 1 about 5 each Anderson well not flowing since rock strike but to be pumped this week likely small pumpers Roy 2 down over 600 feet this Saturday Campbell down nearly 600 feet Ensworth about 680 feet this week may reveal results Beatty No 8 pipe driving and Snyder farm well to start Verback No 2 reaches 836 feet with 39 feet in sand oil in hole and strong gas flow expected spouting any minute but drilling through sand rock predicted good well Logan Co faces hard head bed delaying pipe driving at several wells Nesmith well over 500 feet New wells rapidly being located derricks rise fast Wing Co near Roys farm Winchester Co near Beattys farm Wells Watson and Valentine Ford near Bell No 2 nearly ready for pipe driving

Bell Well No Roy No. 1 Beatty No. 2 McGee & Verback Bell No. 1 Verback No. 1 Anderson Roy No. 2 Campbell Ensworth Beatty No. 8 Snyder Farm Verback No. 2 Logan & Co Wing & Co Mr. Roy

Pine Creek Lodge Forms In Enterprise With 20 Charter Members

District Deputy G W Brown organized Pine Creek Lodge of Good Templars in Enterprise on Monday evening June 26 with twenty charter members. Officers elected include W C T Rev A O Stone W V T Ella Duncan W S John Hunter W F S Charles Ley W T Dora Kepler W C Rev C T Jack W M Leroy Hunter W I G Ella Delo W O G S M Holder W A H S W J Booth W L H S Ada B Stone W A S Herman Hunter W D M Addie Allison P W C T R P Hunter Trustees named W J Booth R P Hunter and Leroy Knapp. Pine Creek Lodge helps Warren county reach sixteen lodges. seven villages remain without lodges. The lodge meets every Monday. Plus calls for July 4 illumination and local ads for picture frames and tailored shirts.

G. W. Brown Lodge of Good Templars Enterprise Pine Creek Lodge A. O. Stone Ella Duncan W. S John Hunter Charles Ley W. T Dora Kepler W. C C. T. Jack W. M Leroy Hunter W.I.G Ella Delo S. M. Holder W. J. Booth Ada B. Stone Herman Hunter Addie Allison P. W.C.T R. P. Hunter Grand Lodge Leroy Knapp Warren County

Change of Time On Philadelphia and Erie Railroad

A new timetable took effect last Sunday July 2. The Philadelphia Express runs from Erie at 6 40 p m to Philadelphia at 9 25 a m totaling thirteen hours from Warren. The Erie Mail departs Erie 11 20 am, Warren 2 33 pm, arrives Philadelphia 7 00 am. The Erie Express leaves Philadelphia 5 45 pm arrives Erie 10 30 am. The Erie Mail departs Philadelphia 11 05 pm arrives Erie 7 35 pm. The Warren Accommodation restored from Erie 7 40 am to Warren 10 30 am with return from Warren 12 35 pm to Erie 3 45 pm. A corrected timetable will be given next week.

Philadelphia and Erie Philadelphia Express Erie Warren Philadelphia Erie Mail Erie Express

Early campaign work urged for Hayes and Wheeler clubs

The piece argues that every township in the county should form a Hayes and Wheeler Club within ten days. It stresses that victory hinges on organization, not excitement, and that the crucial initial hours of a campaign must be used for setup. The comparison to a laborer’s cool morning hours highlights disciplined groundwork.

Hayes and Wheeler Club

Illumination request for Warren on July 4th

The Illumination Committee asks Warren residents and businesses to light their properties Tuesday evening July 4. The Helping Hand Building and Loan Association of Warren Pa announces a new stock issue starting July 1, 1876. Rest Dennison, Secretary.

Warren Town

Red Front Store Sells Cheap Goods and Teas

The Red Front Store touts cheap sale prices on several teas and powders. New Crop Hyson Japan Gun Powder and Oolony teas are listed at 50c 75c 1 25 per lb and Gun Powder at 50c 75c and 1. The 50c teas are claimed to be as good as 75c options elsewhere.

Young Hyson Japan

Coffees Roasted Rio Selections Highlighted

Local brief notes several coffee varieties including Green Rio Golden Rio and Java Best Roasted Rio and Best Roasted ava with marketing style emphasis on flavor and roast.

Java

Neptune Ground Spices Sold In Full Pound Cans

Neptune brand ground spices offered in full pound cans. The supplier warrants the product strictly pure and of full weight, indicating quality and authenticity for buyers.

Neptune

Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Bulk Cans Market Leader

In bulk form the powder is offered in 3 4 and 1 pound cans full weight and advertised as the best and purest now in the market.

Dr. Price

Canned Goods Market Offerings Listed

A market list highlights fine canned fruits and vegetables such as peaches strawberries raspberries cherries plums pineapple pears currants corn tomatoes peas beans succotash pumpkin and more along with canned meats and seafood including corn beef beet tongue sardines and oysters.

Pickled Goods Offerings Listed For Sale

A local advertisement lists gherkins mixed pickles chow chow horse radish French mustard in bottles and by quarter gallon olives capots olive oils pepper sauce tomato catsup mushroom and walnut catsup Worcester sauce club sauces and more.

Dried Fruit List From Alden Process Highlights

A list highlights dried peaches Alden process along with apples raspberries cherries prunes English currants raisins figs citron lemon peel and related fruit items. The note references preserving and drying methods as part of a practical catalog.

Centennial Exhibition visit and hotel pricing notice

An invitation to visit the Centennial Exhibition outlines contacting Bolton's Washington Hotel on Chestnut Street Philadelphia for party size and stay duration and prices. It compares rates at Washington Hotel and Branch on Seventh Street, links Cape May Columbia House pricing, and highlights meals and seaside resort attractions for travelers.

Bolton Washington Chestnut Street Seventh Philadelphia Washington Hotel Seventh Street Chestnut America Columbia House Cape May

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The Warren Mail Home Matters Sheffield and Mead Townships State Normal School Edinboro Titusville Herald John F. Carl Cogswell & Graham City Graham Cogswell Tilden and Hendricks Best Irvine H. Eddy Louisville McKean High Street Allegheny J. H. Spencer First National Bank J. H. Mitchell & Co Bert Willie Andrews Glade Roy & Andrews Elisha Walker J. F. Berkstresser Carver House Col L. F. Watson Warren Savings Bank Fred Morck Niagara and Rowland Hose Companies Citizens Cornet Band Drake Hose Company Titusville Drake Variety Hall Hazeline, Orr & Co Heaven J. M. Winchell Burgess Pickett United States Commonwealth W. H. Pickerr Burgess Warren, Pa C. McDaniels G. Reiff Cutter C. Mc Danie Wilbur & Miles Adop Ted I. O. of O. F New Railroad Roll of Honor P. M. Garcelon Spring Creek Meadville Baptist Church Hayes and Wheeler Farmington Centre Farmington Wideawake Nettie Fox Mayville Thed. E. Grandin Fair Point Jamestown Democrat Normal School C. A. White Columbus Robert Curry Harrisburg H.S. Jones Eric S. H. Prather C. H. Verrill Mansfield Thomas Duignan Garland Garland Station Williamsport Oil News Smith’s Will Smith’s Nell Will Smith Olive Acme Shamrock Miners Dobbins Saratoga Dan’ O’ Rourke Champion of England G. L. Friday Red Front Water St. Warren, Pa Mead—Phillips Sugar Grove W. H. Mead Lettie Phillips C. J. Phillips O’neill—Reidy St. Joseph’s Church Father Mullen John O’neill Bradford Annie Reidy New Boot and Shoe Store P Gruber, JR Allen Block P. Gruber, JR Court of Common Pleas Pennsylvania Sheffield Township James T. Osgood Sec H. R. Bartlett & CO Suspension Bridge Gent A. Ruhlman WM. A. Greaves Atrait Episcopal Church
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