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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1888

Page

3

Warren Mail July 1 1888 Borough News and Notices

The Warren Mail reports a closed trout season and local ads for goods at Davis stores and Goodrich & Fehlman. it notes library trustee actions, a church sunday school picnic, haying progress, and a railroad of local commerce including new bank construction and business relocations. continued items mention Bermuda onions and local remarks on a clock at Warren Savings Bank.

J. M. Reeger Beech Street Trustees of Warren Library Association Library Hall Episcopal Sunday School Goodrich & Feblman N. S. Falconer Warren Savings Bank Warren Mills White Cross League Mr.i. G. Lacy Third Street

Prohibition State Traveler Clears Bradford for Warren Stop

A Maine commercial traveler left Bradford for Warren on Wednesday carrying a lunch basket stocked with six beer bottles a dozen sandwiches a quarter pound of schweitzer cheese and ten doughnuts. He planned a three hour visit and after reaching Metzgar's he ate heartily and vowed to avoid Bradford sandwiches in future.

Maine Bradford Warren Sweitzer Metzgar’s

Tea sale at Warren county store with Japanese gift

A large tea consignment from New York is offered fifty percent cheaper than local stores in Warren county. Each pound includes a Japanese present. The ad claims twenty-five cent tea equals fifty cent tea and promotes Preopue's Co-Orrvative Store Lim. Also notes Ladies' Southern Ties with patent tips and the Vassar Boot at Northrop's shoe store, and urges inspecting stock before buying a baby carriage.

New York Warren County Preopue Lim Northrop

Noyes Advertises Painter’s Materials at Low Prices

L. G. Noyes, Druggist and Stationer, runs a house of paints, oils, varnishes, window glass, putty, and all painter’s materials. Headquarters for drugs and related supplies.

Wall Paper and Baby Carriages Featured in Warren Co

A. A. Davis & Co. offers a complete line of wall papers in all grades. Numerous odds and ends in Spring suits must be closed out regardless of cost. Guo Bat. A. A. Davis & Co. also markets baby carriages as Warren County’s only complete line. W. C. Rowanp provides houses and business numbers at low rates, with shopping over Ketterer’s store.

Guo A. A. Davis & Co Warren Co W. C. Rowanp Ketterer

Pigeons Released From Warren Roof in 400 Mile Mission

Agent Teese of Adams Express Co released ten carrier pigeons from the Exchange block rooftop in Warren Pennsylvania to fly east toward Boston. The birds disappeared from sight at 6:38 AM Sunday and no return reports had been received by Tuesday. Four additional pigeons arrived from Boston but no orders to release them yet.

Simon Exchange Block Front Street Warren Teese Adams Express Co Hub Homing Club Boston Express

Greenlund Family Holds First Annual Long Point Reunion

The Jamestown Journal reports the Greenlund family held its first annual reunion at Long Point with seventy three members from Philadelphia Pittsburg Warren Pa Akron O and Jamestown N Y. A C Greenland was elected President and Chas Ipson Secretary. Plans for yearly reunions and a complete family chronology were announced. Records trace back to 1771 with Danish origins. The next annual reunion is set for July 11 1889 at a location to be named.

Greenlund Jamestown Long Point Philadelphia Pittsburg Warren Akron N.Y A. C. Greenland Chas. Ipson

Library Hall to be managed by Trustees for coming season

Trustees will run Library Hall during the next play season with Mr. Hempstead of Meadville Opera House expected to handle company procurement. Details on eligible plays and opening date will be announced later. The move aims to keep the venue as an educator and safe source of innocent amusement for all ages.

Library Hall Hempstead Meadville

Fresh Butter In Stock At C. R. Henry 8

Warren readers are urged to visit C. R. Henry 8 for fresh butter in stock. The notice also promotes Gero for those unhappy with outside work high prices and misfits, and advertises BALL The Veteran Clothier.

C. R. Henry Warren Gero Ball

Insurance ad touts reliable agency in Warren Pa

Dire apprehension of calamitous events sleepless nights nervous disability are allayed by Fire Life and Accident Insurance obtained of the old reliable agency of Joan Siti Son Exchange Block Warren Pa I will not be undersold and always Warraneail goods to give satisfaction. R HENRY.

Joan Siti & Son Exchange Block Warren R. Henry

Samuel and Diantha Brown family reunion set for Sept 15

Warren County notes report the Samuel and Diantha Brown family, longtime Allegheny River settlers near Dunn's Eddy, will hold their second annual reunion September 15 at Grand Valley Pennsylvania. Also mentioned: local Republican sentiment and a drowning of James Culbertson, 24, at Kinzua Creek with funeral arrangements by the Odd Fellows in Morrison Station.

Samuel Diantha Brown Allegheny River Dunn’s Eddy Grand Valley Harrison Bear Lake Kinzua James Culbertson Kinzua Creek Wm. Culbertson Morrison Station The Odd Fellows

Jamestown and Mayville: A portrait of two Chautauqua towns

A Buffalo Courier writer contrasts Jamestown and Mayville. Mayville appears sleepy and provincial while Jamestown shows constant business and growth driven by enterprising merchants and active newspapers that shape the city.

Neighborhood Notes from Erie and Northwest Pennsylvania

Corry Republicans plan a large log house echoing the plan of 740. The July term of the U S District Court opened at Erie on the 16th. Harry Kellar the magician returns home to spend the summer in Erie. The State Convention of County Commissioners meets in Erie in September. Jamestown prepares for a fire parade next week. The Second Brigade encampment at Conneaut dake will include about 2600 men. Captain Hamilton marks the camp. Lumberman Joseph S Hyde dies at Ridgway aged 75. Strong Vincent Post endorses General D B McCreary for Department Commander. Charles Miller of Mays Post is endorsed. DuBois sees new brick blocks with a booming business district. George W Foster stands trial for murdering Leroy Borgardus with a car coupling pin on July Fourth in Jamestown. Northwestern G A R convention preparations begin in Bradford for the 22d next month. The Northwestern Association spans Erie Crawford Venango Warren Mercer Lawrence Jefferson Forest Elk and McKean counties with possible Buffalo invites.

R. L. Dalrymple Reading Episcopal Church R.S. Holmes Chicago Warren E. T Hazeltine Busti N. Y Edward Hazeltine Bert Morse Lockport Fred Dinsmoor F. B. Stevenson New Castle Ellen Clemons Madison Wisconsin W. G. Trunkey Franklin Capt. Hamilton Joe Peck Conneaut Lake Second Brigade Corry United States District Court Erie Harry Kellar Jamestown Conneaut Dake Hamilton Strong Vincent Post D. B. McCreary Department of G. A Charles Miller Mays Post DuBois George W. Foster Leroy Borgardus Foster Bradford Crawford Venango Mercer Lawrence Jefferson Forest Elk McKean Buffalo

Gettysburg Monuments and PA Labor News

Over two hundred monuments stand at Gettysburg with costs not below 1500 dollars each. Ex Governer Pattison plans September canvass in Pennsylvania for Cleveland. The Pittsburg iron mill lockout ends in victory for workers as most terms are conceded. The Williamsport Gazette notes 22 wooden bridges on the Philadelphia and Erie line will be replaced with iron and others filled with earth.

Pattison Pennsylvania Cleveland Pittsburg Iron Mills Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin Philadelphia and Erie Road Kane and Erie

Death by own action at Garfield

J W Bish died by inhaling gas from a tapped pipe at Garfield in Cherry Grove township last Tuesday July 10. Bish aged twenty three once supervised wells for H A Jamieson & Co near Sheffield and his young wife left him after their child’s birth, driving his jealousy and insanity. He wandered from Sheffield, was taken to North Warren asylum, escaped, and reached his brother’s home at Garfield where he was missed and found dead.

Garfield J. W. Bish Cherry Grove Township

Art treasures offered at cost by Greaves for quick sale

Artist Greaves offers six to seven hundred photographs etchings steel engravings and other gems at cost to reduce his stock. Treasures will be framed in fine moldings at the lowest cost making a rare chance for buyers to secure pictures cheap for home walls.

Greaves

Still There in Warren Despite License Fight

The Tidioute News notes Warren remains bustling after a court refused a whiskey license. Merchants keep goods arriving, post office and newspapers operate, two hotels display new hemlock boards while some speculate on hotel pricing and the town’s resilience amid controversy.

Warren Cleveland Tidioute News

Contrast Between Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland

The Boston Traveler contrasts Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland noting both men share age, law background, and ambition in growing cities but diverge in personal choices and public paths. Harrison marries in Indianapolis, builds a home, teaches a Sunday school class, and serves as Indiana Supreme Court reporter before volunteering for the war. Cleveland stays in Buffalo, remains a bachelor, is drafted, recruits a substitute, and pursues career moves aligned with personal interest.

Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland Harrison Indianapolis Cleveland Buffalo Supreme Court of Indiana Erie County Boston

Tippecanoe Relics and Campaign Memorabilia

A Pittsburg Times note highlights collectibles from the 1840 Tippecanoe campaign. Items include a Dame Treasury clerk’s white silk handkerchief bearing Gen W H Harrison, and a Pittsburg gentleman’s solid silver pencil etched with a log cabin image. Relics evoke pride for later generations.

Treasury Department Washington Dame W. H. Harrison Pittsburg Harrison

Regional Fairs Schedule List Across Towns

This year fairs will be held in multiple towns with dates in September. Franklin Jamestown Corry Warren Dunkirk Fredonia Cambridge Mercer Butler Edinboro Brookville Cochranton and Erie list their respective fair days. Also noting Pear Phosphates a new drink at Davis Drue Store and A A Davis Co curtain poles.

Franklin Jamestown N. Y Corry Warren Dunkirk Fredonia Cambridge Mercer Butler Edinboro Brookville Cochranton Erie Davis’ Drue

Swanson and Johnson Wed in Tidionte July Fourth

John Swanson and Mary E. Johnson, both of Tidionte, were married July 4 by Rev. G Foster Barnes. The couple announced their union in the Tidionte community.

Swanson — Johnson Tidionte G. Foster Barnes John — Swanson Mary E. Johnson

Judge Trunkey’s dedication speech echoes calls for impartial justice

The text recalls Judge Trunkey delivering a dedication address at Franklin Court House eighteen years earlier. It highlights his belief that judges must resist party pressure and demagoguery, warning that corrupt people tolerate injustice while virtuous citizens demand equal and exact justice and impartial law administration.

Trunkey Franklin Court House

Democrats in a Bad Way From St Louis Tariff Split

H. V. Boynton telegraphs the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette that Democrats from Cleveland to Washington are alarmed at the campaign outlook. Cleveland warned of danger before the St Louis Convention and urged a tariff straddle. Watterson Mills and others oppose this, now seeking cover by denying the Mills bill is free trade and that the St Louis platform means what it says.

H. V. Boynton Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Washington Cleveland St. Louis Watterson Mills St Louis

Obituary Notice Cynthia Dole

In Sugar Grove on July 6 1888 Cynthia wife of Charles Dole aged nearly 58 years passed away leaving family and friends to mourn her loss.

Dore Sugar Grove Cynthia Charles Dole

Warren Undertakers Peter Greenlund and Nelson Greenlund

Peter Greenlund undertaker and embalmer of 214 Hickory Street Warren and Nelson Greenlund undertaker and embalmer of 331 Exchange Block Warren next to Exchange Hotel Warren Pa are listed in this notice.

Peter Greenlund Hickory St Warren Nelson Greenlund Exchange Block Exchange Hotel Warren, Pa

Gas Furnaces Promote Modern Heating at Low Cost

Pickett and Co ship two large gas furnaces for Geo Horton's Sheffield home, following earlier orders for Mr Crary and the Hazeltine building. The modern units replace iron furnaces costing 500 to 800 dollars, priced 25 to 40 dollars with three sizes. Expert workmen offer rapid service from furnace to frying pan as needed.

Pickett & Co Geo. Horton Sheffield Mr. Crary

Mirror office proposed as public utility

A citizen suggests using the Mirror office for the purpose proposed in a Monday issue headline A public necessity. He notes the office is already used for various dumps and asks the paper to accommodate the idea.

Matt the Mirror Mirror

Inquire for Snow Ball Flour at C R Henry's

Local inquiry promotes Snow Ball Flour, claiming consistent satisfaction and directing customers to C R Henry's for purchase. The note emphasizes reliability and quality of the product in the community.

C. R. Henry’s

Late-Two Cows Reported for Veterinary Care

The notice notes two cows, a Jersey and a Jenner, soon to calve, under the care of Dr. D. Y. Stranaban for examination or treatment.

Jersey D. Y. Stranaban

Gov Beaver Presented With Cane by Confederate Veterans

During Gov. Beaver's Chattanooga visit the N B Forest Camp of Confederate Veterans presented him a cane. Col Tomlinson Fort praised the gift, noting the cane came from Lookout Mountain Hickory and referenced a dying rebel boy nearby after a famed battle. Fort ended with a taunting line about losing a leg in the war.

Gov. Beaver Chattanooga N. B Forest Tomlinson Fort Lookout Mountain Col. Fort Harrisburg

Republicans Commission Harrison Biography by Wallace

Gen Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur will write the Harrison presidential biography with Gen Harrison assisting on national affairs. The finished campaign book is described as the best ever and likely to sell widely. Agents may contact S. S. Scranton & Co. of Hartford, Conn., to sell by subscription.

Republican Party Gen. Harrison Lew Wallace Ben Hur Wallace Gen Harrison S. 8 Scranton, & Co Hartford

Clothing Store in Warren County under A Weiss Manager

The finest clothing shop in Warren County under A Weiss offers a recently overhauled, large stock of fashionable and serviceable garments. Spring suits are available, with boys' clothes on hand and promises to save customers money at the established store below the Carver House.

Warren County Carver House A. Weiss Warren

Lamont Alligator Story Echoes Florida Ad Trick

Washington Letter reports Col. Lamont recounts a Florida tale where a family advertising for a missing boy allegedly prompted an event. An alligator reportedly crawled from a swamp and died on the doorstep, with assorted small items in its stomach, used to illustrate advertising power.

Florida Col. Lamont Washington

Two Parties Clash as Invited Guests Merge in Sussex

In South Stanhope two social events clashed when the same guests were invited to both. One host, angered by the overlap, confronted the rival partygoers at their home and used threats and stones to force them to his house, where festivities continued into the morning.

South Stanhope Sussex N. J

Sea water piping proposed to ease British towns droughts

Large British towns face water famine with Liverpool and Manchester at risk. Plan calls for sea water pumped inland to supply baths closets streets and sewers and to fight fires. The proposal is favorably received in this crisis. A separate note covers an experimental philosopher claiming dreams are diet controlled.

Great Britain Liverpool Manchester Buffalo Courier

When Does Spring Begin According to The World

The calendar spring starts March 1 while astronomical spring comes weeks later and real spring begins when conditions align. This note frames spring as a sequence of dates and practical readiness rather than a fixed moment.

Omaha

Garfield County Farmer’s Fatal Stove Explosion

A Garfield county Kansas farmer placed a dynamite cap in a stove to see what it would do. The blast killed him. The incident prompted a local investigation and highlighted dangerous curiosity with explosive devices.

Garfield County Kansas

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending July 14 1888

Land transfers reported in the MAIL list multiple deeds with towns like Pittsfield Sugar Grove Warren and Eldred. Names include Eugene Brown E A Baldwin Oscar Tidicute Benj Ellis F W Whitcomb J W Hamilton Jane Augusta Wood John M Davidson Chas Dennison First National Bank of Warren Harvey Morgan Kate Gerow and others with sums from 200 to 1500 dollars.

Eugene Brown May Brown Pittsfield E. A. Baldwin Oscar Irwin Benj. Ellis F. W. Whitcomb Sugar Grove L. E. McNett J. W. Hamilton Jane Augusta Wood Warren Victoria M. Walker Mary C. Crawford South West Guy C. Irvine John M. Davidson Glade Chas. H. Dennison John A. Day Andrew P. Swanson Admi First Nat. Bank of Warren Chas. H. Johnson Harvey Mogan Sheffield Kate M. Gerow Chas. R. Babcock Eldred S. T. Neill H. L. Wilcox Freehold

Wrightsville and Sugar Grove News and County Notices

July correspondence from Wrightsville and surrounding towns highlights farm haying, visits, property developments, and local church events. It lists community figures and vigilance committee members across many precincts, with notes on building projects, store openings, and a donation for Rev Garnett.

Stoneham Tannery builds store room amid dull leather market

Local notes report Stoneham Tannery Co plans a 24 by 48 foot store room for rough leather as the leather market languishes and rolling is suspended. Various community members are noted ill, traveling, or active in local events. Corydon school openings and town gossip appear alongside.

Stoneham Tannery Co Jane Schimmelfing John Koebley Peter Holfsted John Holfsted Henry Schimmelfing McKean Co W. Bass Sheffield George Higgins Warren Nellie Peirce T. H. Strickland

Thanking Friends for Support During Illness and Loss

A widow or family expresses deep gratitude to friends neighbors and especially the Knights of Labor for their aid and nightly vigil during her husband’s illness and after his death. The item ends with an unrelated line about bargains in canned goods.

Knights of Labor

Subscription Drive Expands List for Philadelphia Weekly Press

Daily additions to the subscription list accompany an offer to receive the Philadelphia Weekly Press and the Mail for $1.75. The promotion highlights ongoing distribution and value to readers.

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Warren Mail Home Matters A. Davis & Co Davis’ Drue Store Goodrich & Fehlman’s Davis’ Daca Noyes’ Drug Store St. Cyr Ee G. Noyes Geo. H. Ames Adu C. P. Northrop Burt Geo. Barl Carver Exchange Republican Club Mozart Hall F. E. Windsor J. H. Sandstrom Harry B. Smith T. J. Hegerty H. J. Muse C. H. Smith W. H. Allen W. V. N. Yates G. O. Cornelius Water Hickory Streets Citizens Bank Merck Drug Store Scofield Siegel & Sons Allen Mr. Ruhlman Mr. Flindt Mr. Eckardt Dr. McAlpine Dr. Whitecomb Shaffer L. P. Greenland & Co Photograph Gallery Bank John M. Hand John Lauffer Geo. Ball Wm. Schnur Chautauqua Walter Lewisburg Hepburn E. Merritt Del H. P. Hunter's Annie Beck Sunbury Jennie Maria Merrill Mike Silk Allegheny Springs John Worswick I. G. Lacy Bartholomew John Stuart W. A. Bairstow Sagertown Cap E. D. Walker Renova Sapt 8. O. Hudson Cortland, N. Y W. Cowan C. W. Eddy A. H. McKelvy Hugh Olin Browning Wellsville J. E. King Jamie Carrie Hill Geo. H. Higgins Esq Stoneham L. G. Noyes Mayville Chautauqua Lake Sleepy Hollow Canada Ward Court House Neighborhood Notes Joseph S. Hyde Ridgway Gettysburg Uli Lal Leerasnas Davis’ Drug Store Lamont Society Note Wrightsville N. F. Wright Olie Matie Wright Clyde Gertie Wright N. M. Dalrymple Myra Messenger J. W. Phillis Josephine Taft Kentucky Mark D. Messenger Westfield Faira Russell H. F. Jones P. F. Lewis R. R. Co Rev Garnett Sam Republican Vigilance Committees Warren Borough First Precinct C. Allen F. M. Knapp H. Smith John Sandstrom A H. Ames R. A. Love M. Thompson B “Ategory K. Campbell W.d. Hinckley Harry Isaacs S. W. Waters S. M. Hall E. Walker G. F. Bell Henry Brace C. A. Peterson J. B. Cabie Mem Co. Com J. A. Buerstedt W.n. Schhorn R. H. Smith Robi. MacKay Reverdy B. Stewart W. D. McLaren Joseph Walkerman Andrew Lund D. Gardner W.S. Pierce John F. Hegerty J.J. Nesmith A. J Youngsville W. H. Shortt H. A. Davenney W. D. Kinnear Mem. of Co. Com H. L. Mead G. H. Pierson F. H. Blodget John A. Way B. B. Siggins J. W. Agrelius Columbus Borough W. B. Sutliff H. L. Zimmerman Rant Dennison Dick Mowin L. C. Baker Linn Gordon Seward Cady Frank Williams John Vangreen Clarendon Geo. M. Hill J.C. Goal R. D. Scott A. I. Fitch Z. T. Weaver Co. P. Wilkins L. Burford Tom Conway Johnson Irwin J.T. Barker, W. McCray W. Sweetland Co. Com, Co L. Chadwick J. Laquay George Livermore Brokenstraw W. H. Metzgar J. A. Akins J. N. Thompson Mem. of H. Lilly W.A. Mains George Weaver G. H. Sommers Mat Buck G. Mead Frank York George W. Day Conewango N. P. Curtis J. A. Buck J. E. White N. H. Kidder Fred Jewell John Jones Milton Kerr Charles Green Charles Hamilton W. P. Sterrett S. A. Samuelson B. F. Mead H. K. Siggins Columbus H.C. Alien W.C. Blanchard Byron West Harry Raymond R. L. Wells H. H. Preston Addis Johnson Joshua Spoon Cherry Grove A. Cargo F. C. Keller L. L. Davidson J. J. Coserly M. L George Carson W. B. Card John D. Million Deerfield Giles Dunn E. ¥. Jones Irvine Jones Eugene Conklin P. A. Rhodes 5. McCormick N. P. Morrison Co. Horne E. Logran Charles Kunn W. W. Connely George Peterson George McAuley Rh. D. Morrison Levi Sutton Joseph Hains, B.C. Metormick G. C. Smith E. A. Allen D. F. A. Wheelock A. Root S. Warner W. Bailey W. Abbott LH. Greene Lewis Brown Joel Carr John Lake James Brookmire Albert Wright John Carr J. Sweetsland Charles Jones Lucius Messenger John Bull D.S. Pierce W.cotton H. J. Cooper Cecil Walker A. E. Pelton Farmington L. W. Strickland P. W. Brown Fred Hodges R. N. Brown L. D. Northrop H. McKitrick H. A. Braley Solomon Robinson Limestone H. Brown L. H. Sprague Charles McKim John Gilbert Joseph Goldbert Wm. Averill Curtis Gillmore L. D. Richardson Perry McDonald Pine Grove W. W. Wilson D. M. Howard Charles Wiltsie Russell Johnson George Turner T. L. Putnam E. Vanman H. E. McConnell H. Keppel J.S. Chapman Frank Turner Morris Z. Mickle Horn A. B. Hamilton Mead J. B. Moore J. R. Calkins F. R. Miller M. Wheelock J. B. Langdon M. W. Harrington A. W. Jones G. O. Dalrymple R. W. Waters Henry Firth Geo R. Wheelock F. A. Lagerdahl Spring Creek Wm. Baker Weed Q. J. Wells R. Stearns M. A. Mures John Swarts Almon Morton Strastus Whala Wm. McClacky J.O. Deming Arthur Brooks L. K. White Joseph Eastman Frank L. Darbee M. M. Seybolt A. H. Bailey Walter Horton H. J. Houghton Isaac Horton Robi. C. Wright Morris Einstein R. Wood John P. Gustafson D. Alling Louis Laib John A. Anundsson Gust A. Johnson Flafar Aia Jould Chas, Shaw Erastus Barnes L. E. Dixson James Donaldson Thomas Farnsworth W. B. Benedict W. T. Allison C. Merritt H. O. Doud A. M. Hunter M. M. Ruland P. N. Robinson T. V.S. Morian Myron Dunham George Prestley Triumph Manney Thomas W.E. Stephens Charles Tompsett Thomas Baptie James G. Whitehead Hugh Miles Richard McGill Joseph W. Jones E. B. Curtis W. G. Sampson Lars Swanson W. F. Burdick J.T. Ward Watson Peter Arp O. P. Smith J. Bourquin M. Cartwright John Wilkins Johnson Stevenson D. Morton John Conroe Corydon Corydon School E. Dunham Hattie Lounsbury Knights of Maccabees McAllister O. Hammond Rev. Todd Mr. Hammond C. L. Knapp Potty Hammons C. P. Northropr’s Philadelphia Weekly Ana Bell Brothers Water Street Taylor Haskell Fred P. Hue Savings Bank Warren,pa A. Siegel & Sons Allien Davis Drug Store Spinners Peckham WM. Spinner Water St Diamond Block Greenland Mammoth Furniture Store P. Greenlund
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