Old Time Bloom and Modern Notes from Warren
Warren July 23 1890 issue blends poetry on old gardens with wide range of local items. notes on weather, taxes, gas meters start October 1, circus talk, lodge quorums, fire convention, Niagara Falls excursion, Sheriff boarders, local shops, boat building, lawsuits, and a tennis match between Warren and Tidioute with results and plans for a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy E. Tilley
Harper’s Weekly
Muzzlin
Kertcher & Co
P. & E. Grocery
Court House
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
Trushel & Co
Davis’ Drug Store
Marx
New York
Warren
Chester
Niagara Falls
E. V. Coleman
Personal mentions reflect Warren area social notes
The column lists numerous residents and visitors including Prof. Miller, Mrs. Palmer Gilbert and children at Chautauqua, Capt. W. J. Alexander in Portland, and many others traveling from Detroit to Boston. It mentions revivals, hospital inspections, school directors, theater patrons, and a local youth Karl Schnur crafting a canoe, highlighting community movement and local appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Palmer Gilbert
Chautauqua
W. H. Filler
Michigan
W. J. Alexander
Warren
Portland
Oregon
H. E. Downer
Detroit Mich
Tom O. Slater
Jersey
Nellie Crull
Oberlin, O
Whitcomb
C. D. Glenn
Alice Parmlee
Pittsburg
Greaves
Watertown
N. Y
Alice McGee
Boston
Boston School of Oratory
Geo. H. Higgins
Nellie M. White
Stoneham
Elbridge G. Peirce
Jamestown
W. H. Shortt
Youngsville
Chautauqua Assembly
Deihl
Bertha
B. F. Phelps
Bear Lake
Ella Perry
D. Shear
Notice to Taxpayers by Warren Collector Emite Amann
Tax collector Emite Amann announces weekly hours at Leonhart and Son’s harness shop and specific August 1890 dates for tax payment. Discounts apply for payments before September 1 with five percent off. payments between September and January 1, 1891 at par. after January 1, 1891 a five percent penalty. Warren, Pa. July 15, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhart & Son
Emite Amann
Warren
Private sale of household goods and millinery at Kertcuers
The Rev. P. Doerr offers his household goods including a fine flat set at private sale at reasonable prices. Early customers will have first choice. Great reductions on all millinery goods at Kertcuers & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kertcuer & Co
Kerrousr & Co
Warren Fair set to feature governor candidates visit
The Warren Fair aims for its strongest year with premium books posters and race programs being prepared. Governors candidates from both parties will be invited to speak Thursday September 11 on the fair grounds, with decisions on attendance and potential grand stand expansion to be made by the Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Matt
Davis
Merck
Warren Fair
W. C. Rowland
Emancipation Celebration planned in Warren Pennsylvania
The Franklin News notes a large Emancipation celebration expected in Warren, Pa on August 2. The Era reports many Bradford colored residents will travel to Warren for the Fifteenth Amendment Celebration. Also advertised are big millinery reductions at Kerrousr Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Franklin News
Bradford
National Guard Camp Hart Hartranft Opens Near Mt Gretna
Camp Hartranft at Mt Gretna near Lebanon Pa opened with military ceremonies. Gen Wiley and staff arrived with the Sixteenth and other regiments. The Second Brigade, about 2800 men, is commanded by Gen Wiley. Soldiers travel by special train, stay under canvas, and participate in dress parades and divine services as thousands visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Hartranft
Mt. Gretna
Lebanon
Wiley
Warren
Phila. Inquirer
John A. Wiley
U. S. Troops Take Mt Gretna Camp Hartranft
Troops of the U. S. Army seize Camp Hartranft at Mt Gretna Pa on July 15. The force includes three cavalry companies three light batteries and two infantry companies. Governor Beaver reviews the division at 4 30 p m today and Major General Schofield will review tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mt. Gretna
Hartranft
U. S. Army
National Guard
Titusville Herald
Benedict Lumber Co
Enterprise
Williamsport
Titusville
Benedict Tract
Cameron County
Driftwood
East Titusville
Spencer House
Mt Gretna Encampment Draws Ten Thousand Soldiers
The Harrisburg Telegraph notes the Mt Gretna encampment this week will host ten thousand National Guard troops from July 19 to 26. It marks the largest field maneuver in the United States since the Civil War, with Phil Sheridan praising the spectacle at a popular state resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gretna
United States Army
United States
Phil Sheridan
Harrisburg
Allegheny Springs Busy Week with Nomination Talks
Allegheny Springs in Warren presents a bustling scene as Republican delegates from Warren and Forest counties debate a judicial nomination. The hotel lawn tennis ground is finished and in excellent condition while a long list of arrivals includes L. H. Green D. C. Allen D. I. Ball and many others from towns like Kane Tidioute and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Springs
Warren
Forest Counties
Rev P Doerr to Leave Warren Church for Salt Lake City
The Warren Lutheran Church notes the departure of Rev. P Doerr after nine years in Warren. He will preach farewell sermons on August 17 in German and English and will begin work September 1 building English Lutheran worship in Salt Lake City Utah Territory. His ministry included 419 baptisms, 434 child baptisms, 178 marriages and 198 funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curwen
Parmlee
Osterhout
Mason and Ash
Warren State Hospital
Utica
N. Y
Warren
W. H. Bates
Clyde, N
Presbyterian Church
Edward Bryan
Titusville
T. B. Cunningham
Republican
Millersburg
Ohio
Culbertson
Allegheny Springs
Cunningham
Will Alexander
Nes City
Library Hall
James Clark
Alexander
Clark
P. Doerr
First Lutheran Church
General Council of the Lutheran Church In North
Utah Territory
Salt Lake City
Lima
Rev. Doerr
Spittoon memory and prison life bonds across years
Meadville letters recount a Civil War spittoon used to cook meals in Libby and Charleston jails. Capt. Moran and Capt. Borchers describe ownership ties, prison camaraderie, and how the relic symbolized lasting friendship among Union officers with grim humor and vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Borchers
Warren
Frank E. Moran
Phila
Libby
Charleston
Columbia
Borchers
Moran
Dixie
Cleopatra
George Schell
Marine Hospital
Confederacy
Winder
Wilmington
England
India
Macaulay
Lord Clive
Warren Hastings
Andersonville
National Tribune
Delamater Leaders Backed by Oil Region Independents
Oil region Republicans, led by T. B. Simpson and Capt. W. H. Longwell, endorse Venango candidate Wallace Delamater. Independent leaders recount past campaigns against Beaver and affirm support for the Republican ticket, expecting a strong statewide and local majority. Also notes Venango Republicans are solid for Delamater and praise his gubernatorial candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Citizen
Mugwump
Delamater
T. B. Simpson
Oil City
Beaver
Stewart
Pattison
Cleveland
Wallace Delamater
John Stewart
Pennsylvania
W.H. Longwell
Chas. E. Cooper
Venango
Derrick
Omega Tennis Club in Warren loses to Tidioute in mixed tennis series
The Omega Tennis Club team from Warren faced the Tidioute boys on Neuhart ground last week. Tidioute won the doubles and singles with close scores as Sage, Grandin, Dinsmoor and Williams played for Omega, while Tidioute players dominated many sets. A social honor party followed with plans for a return series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Judicial Conference
Allegheny Springs
Wwe
Warren
Sam
John Sill & Son
Agefus
Cone
F. H. Rockwell
Chautauqua Lake
R. Says
Penna. Gas Co
Erie
Corry
Jamestown
Justice McPherson
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co
J. E. Anderson
J. B. Armstrong
Florence Gray
Potter
Magee
John Welch, Jr
Boody
Warren County
Tidioute
M. J. Neyhart
Messrs
L. A. Dinsmoor
Spencer Sage
James Rogers
Charles Hamilton
Will Neill
Herbert Stone
C. Grandin
H. Stout
G. Williams
A Neuhart
Burt
J. Grandin
Ep. Matz
P. Sage
Chas. Hamilton
Jas. Rogers
Omega Tennis Club
Tidioute Boys
Neuhart
Stone
Neil
A. Neuhart
Dinsmoor
Sage
Bert
Hamilton
Rogers
A. Neyhart
Reward Offered to Catch Dynamite Dynamiters in Warren County
Anglers lament the destruction of fishing in the Allegheny by dynamite use. J L Grand of Tidioute offers 50 dollars for information leading to arrests, and a Kinzua resident adds 20 dollars for conviction. A bold Fish Warden could spark arrests and curb the illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Allegheny River
Warren County
J. L. Grandin
Tidioute
Kinzua
Mar
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted by Lancaster Druggist
H. B. Cochran of Lancaster Pennsylvania states he has guaranteed over 300 bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for relief of dyspepsia sour stomach bilious attacks and liver and kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cochran
Lancaster
Remarkable Deafness Cures Attributed To Dr Thomas Electric Oil
Remarkable cures of deafness are reported for Dr Thomas Electric Oil. The remedy is praised for its ability to alleviate earache and restore hearing in listed cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Wm. Kay
Plymouth Ave
Buffalo, N. Y
Thomas
Prime Butter Fall Cream Cheese and Eggs at CuarKson Parker’s
Prime butter fall cream cheese and fresh eggs are continuously stocked at wholesale and retail outlet CuarKson Parker’s. This local supplier advertises constant availability for shoppers and businesses seeking dairy and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuarKson,& Parker’s
Neighboring Fairs Schedule Across Towns
A list of fair dates for multiple towns with September events. Conneautville and nearby communities set fairs from September 2 to 5, 9 to 12, or later in September. Jamestown, N. Y. hosts an event on September 25. New Castle had an August 26 to 29 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneautville
Cochranton
Cambridgeboro
Titusville
Wattsburg
Butler
Clarion
Edinboro
Stoneboro
Mercer
New Castle
Corry
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren
Trushel and Co Fresh Family Groceries Visit
A note directs shoppers to Trushel and Co for fresh family groceries. The message emphasizes a local store offering everyday essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trushel & Co’s
Lightning Kills Jennie Mead While Berry Picking
County correspondence recounts Jennie Mead a fourteen year old girl struck by lightning as she sheltered under a downed tree while picking berries with her father nearby. Funeral attendees from M. E. Sunday School carried bouquets to the casket at River view cemetery as Rev. Todd and Branson officiated. The item also notes community notices from Farmington and surrounding areas including school term dates and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Mead
Jennie
M. E
Todd
Branson
Riverview Cemetery
Ladies Aid Society
Will Crooks
W. Williams
Austin Woodbeck
Kinarder
River Street
Mary Woodbeck
South Corydon
Nora Morrison
Webb
H.G. Forbes
Salamanca
Chautauqua Snow
Dean
Jamestown
Lizzie Root
W. Caldwell
B. Crooks
B. M
Painful Rheumatic Torment Averted by Bitters Remedy
Readers urged that early use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can stop rheumatic or neuralgic attacks before they intensify. The preparation is praised as a safe botanical medicine with high specific sanction and claimed to purge the blood of the rheumatic virus while protecting nerves. It is also said to aid malaria kidney complaints dyspepsia constipation and liver trouble with prescriptions of fresh drugs at 1zo 8. Davis' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Clothing for Spring and Summer at Warren County store
The Warren store beneath the Carver House overseen by A. Weiss offers a large stock of fashionable summer clothing for men and boys. The shop promotes savings and features fresh overhauled shelves and seasonal fruit at P. & E. Grocery near the iron bridge in Glade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
Trushel & Co
Iron Bridge
Glade
Piano dealer offers various uprights and brands in Warren
The advertiser states arrangements with owners for Steinway Behr Bros Lohmer Haines Bros and others and continues agency for Vers & Pond. Pianos priced from 250 up and available by mail or in person. Mrs J W Kirchen Warren Pa Crown Acme Oil Toilet and Fancy Articles in GroS Davis' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinway
Behr Bros
Lohmer
Haines Bros
Vers & Pond
J. W. Kirchen
Warren, Pa
Marinel Kareer and Flora Kelley Marriage Notice
In Tidioute Pennsylvania on July 16 1890 at the bride’s mother home Rev Darling officiated uniting Louis Kareer of Sheffield with Flora Kelley of Tidioute. Also Miranda Pitt of Wayne wed Ora H Smith of Spring Creek at East Branch July 9 1890 by Rev Whaley. And William O Kieckner of Sagertown Pa wed Louella Wilber of Warren Pa at Kiantone New York July 9 1890 by Rev G E Hensow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonburg
Kane
Hook and Lader Company
W. D. Mitchell
Bertha J. Smith
Spring Creek
Ora H. Smith
O. Pitt
Wayne
E. B. Whaley
East Branch
Corry Telegraph
Smethport
Berea
Ohio
Ridgway Borough
Ridgway
Raymond H. Sherman
Sugar Run
S. P. Sherman
Kareer
Krtry
Tidioute
Darling
Louis Kareer
Sheffield
Flora Kelley
Smita—Pirr
Miranda O. Pitt
Kieckner —Wilper
Kiantone
N. Y
G. E. Hensow
William O. Kieckner
Sagertown
Louella Wilber
Warren
Multiple deaths in Warren County area July 1890 notices
Obituary notices from Warren County Pennsylvania record several deaths in mid July 1890. Lydia Daggett aged about 74 died after a long illness in Warren on July 22. Olney Cotter aged 51 died after a long illness with cancer in the throat in Warren on July 19. Nellie Knapp aged 1 died in Stoneham, Pennsylvania, on July 16. Harry Andrew Kribill aged 8 died in Pleasant, Warren County, after typhoid fever on July 16. Johanna Samonsen aged 8 died in Warren on July 18 from consumption. Isabel H Russell McKean aged 85 died at the McKean residence in Deerfield Two, Warren County, on July 18 or 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danegert
Warren
Lydia Daggett
Cotter
Olney Cotter
Knapp
Stoneham
Nellie
A. W. Knapp
Pleasant
Warren Co
Harry Andrew Kribill
Nelson Greenlund Undertaker and Embalmer Ad
Warren Pa undertaker and embalmer Nelson Greenlund operates at 331 Exchange Block beside Exchange Hotel in Warren with business locality and service listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Greenlund
Undertaker
Hickory St
Warren
Nelson Greenlund
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren, Pa
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
E. L. Taylor
Prairie Depot
The
Standard
W. A. C. Mueller
Kautztown
Lutheran Church
R.S. Holmes
Middlebury College
Vermont
W. 8. McMullen
St. Louis
Buffalo
Maude Ruhlman
Indiana
Warren Union School
W. P. Obryan
Pleasantville
L. B. Davis
Watkins
W. Cowan
Julia Cowan
Jo. Walkerman
Mt. Clemens
D. Thayer
D. A. V. & P. Railroad
C. H. Ketchum
West Shore Road
Lagertown
L. B. Hoffman
Scofield
A.D. Wood
M. Waters
Karl Schnur
Mr. Cone
Saratoga
L. H. Green
M. Silk
D. C. Allen
D. I. Ball
W. M. Caswell
Charles Weaver
W. P. Nutting
M.S. van Every
J. A. Weible
D. D. Reed
B. F. Gates
W. A Talbott
B. D. Keelor
A. Keelor
Thomas Keelor
F. M. Knapp
J. W. Dunkle
H. Brace
T. D. Collins
Nebraska
Will McDonneld
Jno
R. Steele
S. H. Hoskins
O11
City
el. B. Bucklin
8. B. Riser
Ray C. Picket
Alliene Ford
Minne F. Martin
Wilson McGrew
Pittsfield
J. W. Pratt
Phoenix
Arizona
Bell
Meadville
Metzgar
Irvington
George McWilliams
G. N. McDonald
J. A. Durfield
Warren Lutheran Church
South
Silver Creek
Jamestown Driving Park Association
Cassadaga Lake
Greenville
L. E
Normal School
K. T
John J. Wa
Emporium Press
Conneautville Courier
Lakewood
H. A. Jones
Lincoln
Neb
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Presbyterian Headquarters
Clarion State Normal School
J. A Yooper
Edinboro,Pa
Merck Drug Store
Sailors Kertener & Co
Clinton B. Davis
McAuley Hill
9Th
N. Y. Cavalry
Edward Pemberton
W. D. Hart
Maggie Henry
John Seniscal
Alexandria Bay
St Lawrence River
St Lawrence
Ayer
George 8. Thomas
Ada
Kertener & Co
Water St
Mai
Sailors Kertcher & Co
Henry & Johnson
Morris & Mullen N. C. Allen
Corydon
Thompson Hill
Farmington
M. B. Sparks
O. B. Baker
Frewsburg
Raniah Parker
Parker
New York City
Clara Peck
Lander
Ina
H. A. Braley
Lettie Parker
L. King
Orange Dunn
North Warren
Dunning Marble and Granite Co
Clare Putnam
Observer
Davis’ Drune Store
Smith and Angels Fast Black Hose
Warren Foundry
J. Hill
High Street
Keystone Wall Paper and Paint Store
Liberty ST
N. K. Wendelboe
A. J. Hazeltine
Borough of
J. L. Cogswell
Emil Amann
Eeeenereneeeso- Am
American Express Co
Market Street
Anna Gittens
Benedict Sisters
A. D. Wood
Chapman
Sinkin Fund
Warren Savings Bank
Rccreceeseeres Neeseenen
Burgess, Council and
Treas
Borough Cooper
Boro
Penna, Gas Co
Kennedy
Reese
Love
Eeseseeerneers Terns— ‘Ood
Ween
Warren Borough Sinking Fund
Emilie Amann
Eveere-Sesernr
Warren Borough
Conrad Lesser
Charles A. Peterson
F. E. Hertzel
At. Warren
V. Davis
Willis Cowan
F. K. Russell
B. F. Morris
A. Dunn
F. A. Cogswell
W. D. Ridelsperger
W. Eee
R. Starr
W. C. Arthur
Llis Cowan
Goodrich & Fehliman
Y. Hyson
Japan
Rio
Java
Warren Timothy
A. Waiss
Piano Agency
Acme Oil
Gros. Davis’ Drue Store
Marinel
Samonsen
Hickory Street
Johanna Samonsen
Germania Nursery Company
Rochester, N
Savings Banks
Waving PA
Marrion
Oo. W. Beaty
Geo. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunham
A.J. Hazeltine
L. R. Freeman
Jas
L. G. Wood
G.W. Stone
C. W. Beaty
F.H. Rockwell
C.H. Noyes
M&jl
Chase Brothers Company
Rochester, N, Y
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David L. Gerould
I. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
B. Brown
A. Hertzs
Goo
N. Parmlee
A. T. Scofield
U.S
Pitcher’s Castoria
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