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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1885

Page

3

Foundations laid for new M. E. Church in town

The article notes that the foundation walls of the new M. E. Church are now being laid. Also mentioned is O. H. Hunter & Son improving their store, and wiring connections between the Postal Telegraph and Western Union offices on Saturday.

M. E O. H. Hunter & Son Postal Telegraph Company Western Union Geo. Owens Hickory Street Chas. Marston Mozart Club McKain & Son Emil Lesser Warren

Sanitary Rules Adopted at Warren Borough Meeting

The Warren borough Board of Health adopts detailed rules to prevent sewage escape and nuisances. Citizens must cleanse premises, maintain clean lots, disinfect cellars, and report contagious diseases and vital events quarterly. Authorities will enforce rules under the state act with orders by F. M. Knapp and others.

Burgess and Council Borough of Warren Board of Health F. M. Knapp H. Davis Wa. Schnur W. M. Baker M. D

Coal Find on Dunham and Watson Lands Sparks County Interest

The article notes prior coal discoveries by Elk Hill and Tanner near Kinzua, but reports a new cannel coal find on M B Dunham and Col Watson’s land in Watson township. It says current rail access is limited, but if developed by rail the coal could reach markets, with county prospects tied to oil, lumber, farming, and the era’s economic strain.

M. B. Dunham Col. Watson Watson Township Elk Hill Warren Dinsmoor Tanner Kinzua Dunham and Watson’s A. N. Cole Wellsville N. Y Buffalo Express Sterling Warren County Mr. Cole Cole Genesee Allegany Delaware Maryland Virginia Timothy Horace Greeley Los Angeles Cal

Strikes Over Low Pay Halts Brick Work At Hoffmans

The Hoffmans building crew faced a strike when carriers demanded $2 daily instead of $1.75. To complete the brick work, a wheelbarrow with a horse and tackle was used, enabling five men and a horse to do the work of many. George Rogers was bound over for threatening harm to workers willing to continue.

Hoffman Dunkirk Geo. Rogers Esq Cornelius

Local Makers Advertise Carriages and Window Shades

A. A. Davis & Co. lists more than thirty styles of baby carriages while Wendlebee advertises custom window shades made to order.

A. A. Davis & Co Wendlebee

Encampment Orders for Second Brigade at Conneaut Lake

Gen James A Beaver fixes Camp Gallagher at Conneaut Lake from July 25 to August 1 with four thousand officers and men including regiments from Greenville Franklin Bellefonte Washington Pittsburg and Tyrone. Reports due July 24. dress parades drills and inspection by Governor Pattison planned. Company K Titusville elects Lt Rouse and Sergeants McDonald McKenzie.

James A. Beaver Conneaut Lake Gallagher Jas. O. Parmlee W. A. Kreps Greenville John A. Wiley Franklin D. H. Hastings Bellefonte Alex. L. Hawkins Washington James Glenn Pittsburg Norman M. Smith Tyrone Titusville Rouse W. H. McDonald W. T. McKenzie

Warren Hospital a model facility for the insane

The Warren State Hospital at North Warren Pa. impresses visitors with its size comfort and sanitation. The 1884 year shows 203 admissions 115 men 88 women and 143 discharges. Dr John Curwen oversees care with Trustee Geo N Parmlee active in management.

North Warren John Curwen Geo. N. Parmlee Warren Parmlee Warren Hospital Jamestown

Great Hosiery and Glove Bargains Hit the Market

This week we open 75 dozen ladies and children Hose and Cotten Lisle and Silk Gloves bought by our syndicate at a low figure for a surprise party of customers. Early callers get the choicest selections with huge discounts on Corsets and hosiery, with prices from 5 to 25 cents and items worth up to 75 cents. Space limits further quotes. call to see. Deita Bros.

Deita Bros

County Correspondence and Local Social News

Correspondents urged to mail items early to ensure insertion as next week letters from Russell Youngsville Garland and Stoneham were crowded out. Y W C T U festival in Girard Hall pleased children with supper, Miss Jessie Sig gin and Miss Winnie Mynd visit relatives, Miss Nellie Crall staying with Miss Minnie Strong, Miss Lillie Acomb home from Akron, Mrs S H Evans hosted surprise party for Charlie, Miss Brooks and Miss Oakes new positions noted, T U alumni officers named, Hunter Hose festival hall praised, some youths caused a disturbance on Saturday night.

F. B. Guthrie Titusville Warren Jack Osborne Toledo T. S Leona Masters Sam Lin Messner Chautauqua F. E. Chevalier Cleveland Mary Rogers Catlin Richmond J. W. Fletcher Sugar Grove News Charles Centralia Ill W. N. Stevens Detroit Mich R. P. King Libbie Rogers K. Rogers Clifton Springs W. H. Shortt Frank Metzgar New York W. V. N. Yates Johnson, Lindsey & Parmlee Russell Youngsville Garland Stoneham Girard Hall Hickory Jessie Siggins Winnie Mynd Corry Nellie Crall Minnie Strong Lillie Acomb Akron S. H. Evans Charlie Billy” Kemble W. M. Porterfield Alice Evans R. Chaffey Will Hague

Library reforms and a bold manager's defense

A letter defends 1878 79 Library manager's record amid rival claims. The author details a new constitution, reorganization of shelves and records, and a shift from daily newspapers to notable periodicals. He cites improved catalog, rare bound issues, and a mission to curb wasteful spending as proof of constructive leadership.

Warren County Court Record July 13 1890s Property Transfers

July entries list numerous land and property conveyances in Warren County from July 6 to July 11 involving buyers including Meyer Smutz McGee Beaty Norway Freese Fitch Hover Lennox Neill Tolles Griswold Wolf Franchot Bennett Gill Mead Mix Carter Green Monroe Siggins Rhodes Bridenbaker Leigrist Miller Kemp Nelson Nelson Hoyt Nelson Warren and parties such as Tidioute Water Co. and the Tidioute Cemetery Association with varied sums and valued considerations. The note ends with an apothecary ad for Baxter's Mandrake Bitters priced twenty-five cents and dealer mention FRIED.

Jacob Meyer John Smutz Conewango J. A. McGee D. Beaty, Jr Glade Con Geo. Norway Thos. L. Norway Brokenstraw Susan Freese Fidelia Fitch Youngsville B. J. Wright Eleanor PB. Hover Pittsfield Henry MacConnel Wim. H. Hover Wallace E. Dean M. W. Lennox W. J. Smiley Sugar Grove S. T. Neill Jacob Lauffenberger Pleasant Samuel Tolles P. N. Green Eldred Emanuel R. Thomas Tidioute Water Co Triumph David C.M. Evans Nathan D. Lewis Pine Grove Lazarus Moyer T. C. Beecher Cherry Grove M. Beecher B. D. Benson J. H. Lockwood Mead M. Murphy Andrew Monroe John W. Siggins Val J. W. Siggins D. W. Rhodes Chas. F. Bridenbaker Mary Leigrist Benj. F. Miller Martin P. Chase Freehold Jos. Eastman Sheriff Nelson Kemp A. G. Hoyt Peter Nelson Warren J.©. Davidson Clarence Davidson Patrick J. Smith Kinzua Li—E. and M. ¥. Marsh Jas, Mahaney Tidioute Cemetery

Community Notes Include Weddings And Tragedy

The July community page records a school picnic marred by Earl Sliter's facial injury, welcomes back Alma Damons and performers Alfreda Damon Myra Messenger, and notes Lemuel Pierce's suicide with July 4 funeral. Various visits, repairs, wool trade, and local movements fill the town bulletin.

JubLy Earl Sliter Damons Alfreda Damon Cambridge Conservatory of Music J. H. Higgins Myra Messenger Cambridge Lemuel Pierce C. Messenger Pearl Boardman State Line Belle Boardman Grant Station Frank Stuart Youngsville Stuart Tunie Wright Chase Pittsfield Maggie McMillen Garland

Warren fire parade discussed for August or Fair

Businessmen and firemen favor a parade before the Fair with a strong majority willing to contribute to expenses. Burgess Thompson chairs a subscription committee with F E Windsor, F H Wyman, Cyrus Siegfried, and W C Allan named. Attendance at the State Teacher’s Association in Harrisburg was large with new officers elected. We received our second spring stock of wallpaper.

Dico Board of Control Baxter Darwin Nebraska Harper’s Scribner’s the Atlantic New York Buffalo Oil City Titusville Erie London Athenaeum Punch Warren Burgess Thompson Kehr F. E. Windsor The Hooks F. H. Wyman Struthers Cyrus Siegfried Watsons W. C. Allan Niagaras State Harrisburg J. R. Stewart Mary L. Dunn A. T. Palm

Marriage notices from Spring Creek Sugar Grove Frewsburg Jamestown 1885

Notices announce several 1885 marriages in upstate New York and Pennsylvania. Willis Gibson wed Jessie Baker in Spring Creek. J Hill married E Pettis in Sugar Grove. Orra Ladow wed Cora Warner in Frewsburg. Edward Sanborn wed Alice Robbins in Jamestown. Lars Hanson married Forsina Michael in Warren. Each ceremony conducted by local ministers.

Gibson—Baker Spring Creek T. J. Bennett Willis Oo Gibson M. D Jessie J. Baker Hill—Pettis Sugar Grove R. J. White J. Hill E. Pettis Ladow—Warner Frewsburg N. Y Michael Jamestown W. Sundberg Lars Hanson Forsina A. Michael Warren

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