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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1889

Page

3

Warren Fourth of July Celebration News

The Warren community hosted a large July 4 celebration with a parade, park exercises, and a patriotic oration by Hon. W. M. Lindsey. Highlights included a read Declaration of Independence, plans for Chautauqua trips, and local notable visits plus weather-friendly turnout and fireworks.

Warren Front Street Burgess Morck Warren Glee Club J. F. Fradenburg J. W. Dunkle, Esq W. M. Lindsey

New Postmasters Named in Warren County and Local Notes

Warren County picks W H Metzgar Irvine and Ralph Brown Lander as new postmasters. Jamestown N Y M E church marks 75th year and third building anniversary. Bradford Star reports a dynamite cartridge found but not exploding. Levi Risley dies at 84 in Chicago. brothers Elijah William Levi helped Fredonia seed business. Titusville church meeting follows high water damage of about 5000 dollars. Clarendon and Tiona suffer railroad and property damage. Ice cream poisonings rise with July 4 picnics. lemonade cake and pickles linked to sickness. E M Guthrie of Los Angeles announces birth of a son. Ed enjoys the Angels’ city. Nypano railroad collision near Kennedy injures several. engineer Chas Fisman and Louis Wentz killed. 15 cars destroyed. Presbyterian church plans building changes. St Pauls Universalist pastor G Foster Barnes resigns to Chicago. Stoneham gets J E Wheeler as postmaster. Wheeler served four years in Civil War with Sixth Corps and Army of the Potomac.

L. D. Wetmore A. D. Wood Elmira N. Y Ellen Clemons Wisconsin J. E. King Jamie Buffalo Will King Warren R. B. Stone Bradford J. Weaver Rochester J. Wells Fred Morck James 8. Eddy Louisville Allegheny Springs McAlpine James Mair Chicago Blanche C. Dinsmoor Lockport Laten Dinsmoor Chautauqua Yale College Walter Davis Busti Lake Cha Oberlin College South America Thomas M. Knapp F. M. Knapp Farmington Knapp Warren County W. H. Metzgar Irvine Ralph Brown Lander M. E. Church Jamestown Levi Risley Elijah William Levi Fredonia Titusville Clarendon Tiona E. M. Guthrie Los Angeles Cal City of the Angels Nypano Railroad Kennedy Junction Chas Fisman Louis Wentz The Presbyterian Church G. Foster Barnes St Paul’s Universalist Church Barnes Stoneham J. E. Wheeler Chas. Schimmelfeng Charley Mr. Wheeler Sixth Corps Army of the Potomac Connecticut A. D.C R. S. McKensie Cavalry Army of Sugar Grove Robert Waters Union School A. 8 Hattie Thorp Rodney Morrison Philadelphia C. O. Mead Randolph M. W. Harrington Wilbur Mix Race Street Adney Wilden Stillson Hill Faulk O. J. Gage White Hill Homer

Town Pump satire and local notices in June issue

A humorous Town Pump monologue lampoons temperance zeal while readers learn of shop ads, marriages, school hires, building projects, and community events in Morris and Sugar Grove with remarks on a July 4 celebration and a Sunday school convention.

Excursion to Kinzua Bridge by W N Y P R R

The railroad runs its annual excursion to the Kinzua Viaduct and Bradford on Sunday July 14. Special trains depart Titusville and Oil City for Warren Kinzua and Bradford with a return schedule and round trip fares. Last excursion of the season. Also hair product ad inserted.

Kinzua Bridge Kinzua Viaduct Bradford Titusville Oil City Warren Kinzua Bridge

Engineer Hamilton Denounces Town Council Censure

Captain G C Hamilton, new Chief Engineer in Jonestown, objects to a council censure issued during his absence. He claims the Sewer Committee acted hastily and that he was not asked for the branch location on East street sewer. He asserts he arrived by governor’s order.

Warren Prospect Hill W. Stone Tippecanoe Morton Yankee Bush Road Gov. Stone Scranton Harrisburg Hamilton G. C. Hamilton Johnstown JonasTown Ep. Marz East Street Gro. C. Hamilton

New Clothing Store Opens After New York Trip

Woodard and Lesser return from New York and prepare to open a new clothing store Saturday. They will offer a full line of Summer and Fall clothing, hats, collars, neckties, shirts, underwear, and novelty items at bedrock prices. A new stock of cloths will be made up in fashion and fit to suit.

Thousand Islands Warren W.C.T. A Po. M Langdale’s Europe Paris Woodard & Lesser Davis’ Drug Patterson's New York

Fresh Produce and Estray Notices for July 9

To Housekeepers. Leave orders at John Langdale's store for Currants and Berries. Received daily. Also tomatoes, cucumbers and watermelons. Everything fresh and cheap. Estray. A red cow with a web halter came to Gottlieb Lauffenburg’s premises in Glade Township on July 9. Owner must pay charges and claim the animal. 10j2t.

C. P. Northrop Wolfe Langdale’s Shirck Rev. P. Doerr John Langdale Estray Gottlieb

Local notes and arrivals in Clarkville and nearby towns

The July column records estate auctions by the Messenger heirs, oil developments city naming talk for Stony Run’s new well, and visits from Coyt Wright and Mrs. Wilcox. It notes the Fourth not widely celebrated, the Hagle funeral after a fatal rabbit-hunt accident, and schooling ending July 3. Also mentions a Swedish church death at Columbus, a groom Fred Wright and Ella Hoover wedding in Lima trip.

O. C. Messenger Stony Run Clarkville Clarke City Coyt Wright Will Wilcox Corry America Lewis Hagle Brady Ander Wrightsville Smallburg Columbus Ohio Fred Wright Ella Hoover Ludlow St Dennis D. Hoover

Also Mentioned on This Page

Home Matters Apothecaries Boston Courier Clements Jake Eysinger Cammile Dunkirk G. W. King Hazel Street Oakland High Street Mr. Nesmith Eugene Abbott W.C. Russell Warren Relief Committee Renovo Jersey Shore Williamsport G. B. Williams Adelphi Exchange Block Presbyterian Sunday School Sugar Run Warren Confection Co Tidioute Olean Thousand Island Park Alexandria Bay Livingston St. Lawrence S. B. Newton Lefiard MR. Lindsey Patrick Henry Concord Lexington Bunker Hill Paine Great Britain England Washington Continental Congress State House Richard Henry Lee United Colonies Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin John Adams Roger Sherman Robert R. Livingston Congress Jefferson Adams Newfoundland Chestnut Hall of Congress Sherman Grandpapa Libert Lord Chatham Thucydides General Congress Mhenn William Pitt Edmund Burke Charles James Fox Hancock Franklin Freedom Mirabeau National Assembly of France Helvetic and Batavian Confederations British Isles Independence Hall Atlantic Holland Delft Haven New World Provincetown American Statesman Plymoth Rock Cortez Mexico Hume Hallam Macaulay Republic Grand Confederation of States Glee Club Struthers Independent Hose Company Wetmore Hose Company Sheffield Allen Hook and Ladder Company Rufus P. King Russell Ensworth’s Band Bartlett Irvine Grove Bready Water’s Hall Neighborhood Notes Rachel Hawthorne Geo. Ball Water Street Hunter & Jabrosis Henry & Johnson Morris & Mullen N. C. Allen Davis’ Drug Store Hhiteen Patterson Youngsville Matthew Douglass Curry Hull Lottsville Freehold Bear Lake Capt. Baker Co. A. Corry Huntley Sergt. Gunning Co. A Xyz Metz Patterson’s Maguire Run Gordon Run Tidioute Creek W. N W. N. Y. & P. Railroad Bed. the News Figures the Loss To the Tidioute, Chair Co Limestone Township Hunter & Jarvis Water St Warren, Pa Tion M. E. Braddon Lady Audley John Marchmont Joshua Haggard Sir Jasper Charlotte Rupert Godwin Rhoda Broughton Belinda Betty Dr. Cupid Sweethart Nancy Joan Rosa Nouchete Carey Lilias Robert Ord Bertham Clay Dora Thorne Hilda Lord Lynn Damer Johnson & Siegfried Nelson Greenland N. K. Wendleboe Liberty Street Pitcher’s Castoria Geo. M. Hill H. Briggs Mead Val Con Albert Kirberger O. C. Allen L. Munn James Gartlan Theodore Damm Theo, Damm J. G. Strasser Joseph T. Mead Jas M. Mead Etal Conewango Harry Topper Geo. Culver, Jr Thos. Struthers Rebt. MacKay Glade Eroch Marsh Maria C. Savage William K. Chaple H. K. Chaple J. L. Grandin Wive Benj. Gorman Deerfield Associated Producers Co L T. Borchers Et al J. H. Donly Master S. W. McNett Hostetter Ensworth Ed. Ensworth J. P Orren A. White Garland Edna Hall Gross — Kuixcer W. K. Crosby N. Gross Irvington Lizzie Klinger Gray Hattie Gray Wheever Maria J. J. Wheeler Spencer Johnson Ca Vn Congregational Church Peter Greenlund Undertaker Hickory St Nelson Greenlund Exchange Hotel S. Burt Hickory Street
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