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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1888

Page

3

Various 19th Century Pennsylvania Local Items

White huckleberries found in Pike county. The Third Brigade N G P camped at Mt Gretna July 21 as Camp Philip H Sheridan. Y M C A Pennsylvania holds first encampment on Bald Eagle Island near Harrisburg. Knights of Pythias Pennsylvania reinstalled. Grand Lodge meets Wilkesbarre Aug 14. Postmasters flip to Harrison. unrest noted. Lancaster shoemaker August Kirchoff fined four dollars for Sunday work. jailed for nonpayment. Drury's Run oil and gas well Clinton County abandoned after 156 days and depth of 3855 feet with tools lost 37 times.

Pike County N.G. P Mt. Gretna Philip H. Sheridan Pennsylvania Bald Eagle Island Susquehanna Harrisburg Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania Grand Lodge Wilkesbarre Cleveland Harrison Jonestown Lebanon County Lancaster August Kirchoff Kirchoff Drury’s Run Clinton Co

Real Estate Transfers Week Ending July 21 1888

Real estate transfers reported for the week ending July 21 1888 include Ed ODonnell to S S Martin in Sheffield for 1244 dollars Jane Orr to Chas H Noyes in Warren for 2500 dollars Samuel C Brasington to Archibald Tanner W D Bucklin to Agnes Allen in Tidioute Wim C Warner and wife to Junius Harris in South West for 1000 dollars Roxa J Woodburn et al to Daniel Lowe in Freehold for 500 dollars Wm H Burdick and wife to Chas H Johnson in Bear Lake for 575 dollars T Struthers to N K Wendlebee in Glade for 300 dollars M A York et al by Sheriff to John F Vickers in Brokenstraw for 59 dollars.

O'Donnell S.S. Martin Sheffield Jane Orr Chas. H. Noyes Warren Samuel C. Brasington Archibald Tanner Wim. C. Warner Junius Harris Roxa J. Woodburn Etal Daniel Lowe Freehold Wm. H. Burdick Chas. H Johnson Bear Lake T. Struthers N. K. Wendlebee Glade

Warren and area notes at a July 1888 issue

A bustling Warren page lists market prices, local business ads, church activity, and construction around town. It notes the eclipse crowd, pigeon releases, officer duties, milk routes, a 100 yard race won by Warren’s Tim Hegerty, and multiple homes under construction with local builders and firms named.

Personal notes bring many visits and moves

Mr. C Smith visits relatives in Vinton Iowa. Sergeant Gunning of Lottsville in town Friday. Mrs 8 J Wallace ill. Augusta Kirberger visiting Buffalo Dunkirk. Mrs Louisa Fox guest of Dr F A Randall. Mrs Frank Bayle and Miss Sarah Russell guests of Thomas Keelor. A B Kehr vacation with family to Tidioute due to illness. Loren A Dinsmoor to lead Pleasant school near Cemetery. Messrs J A Schofield H G Eddy visiting Philadelphia East. Mrs Souther of Virginia visiting town. Judge recently toured Europe. Mrs S Rowland of Glade visiting Mrs Eddy. health improved. Captain E R Pierce leaving for Puritan launch at Chester. Rev N G Johnson to Bridgeport Conn. leaves Swedish Lutheran church. Dr Young of Washington county 84 preached well last Sunday. Higgin's accident policy noted. Bride and Stevenson plan house on Water Fifth. H H Goucher to move to Butler. regret his departure.

C. Smith Vinton Iowa Sergeant Gunning Lottsville J. Wallace Augusta Kirberger Buffalo Dunkirk Louisa Fox Lake Pleasant F. A. Randall Frank Bayle Sarah Russell Philadelphia Thomas Keelor A.B. Kehr Tidioute Loren A. Dinsmoor Pleasant J. A. Schofield H. G. Eddy Dr. Young Washington County Judge Johnson’s Presbyterian Church E. R. Pierce Stoneham Boston Chester N.G. Johnson Bridgeport Conn Johnson Higgins Biz J. B. Cable Stevenson Warren Water Fifth Street James Kitchen Butler

Warren Mirror cautions visitors about lodging rumors

The Warren Mirror denies claims that lunch baskets and picnics at the depot are necessary for travelers. It asserts local hotels Revere House Ludlow House and Mansion House remain open and ready to serve the public, urging papers to correct the misinformation.

The Warren Mirror Westfield Republican Revere House Ludlow House Mansion House Warren

Fresh Butter In Stock At C. R. Henry A

Fresh butter remains in stock at C. R. Henry. Shop offers dairy staples and household supplies with available butter product. Located at the store serving local customers.

C. R. Henry A

Drowning Fatality Near Suspension Bridge Claims Clerk

July 21 a man named Peter Nelson 34 a clerk for Parmice Henry and D Shear died by accidental drowning after a fishing trip near the Suspension bridge. Nelson and Frank Loomis fell into the river when their boat capsized Loomis was rescued while Nelson sank. The body was recovered and an inquest ruled death accidental drowning. Nelson left a wife and brother and was insured for 2000 through Knights of Macabees. funeral held July 23 with many mourners.

Peter Nelson D. Shear’s Frank Loomis Nelson Loomis W.H. Turner J. Offerle Walter Snaverly Richland Dr. Whitcomb Peter Greenland S. W. Waters W. H. Pickett S. E. Walker Darius Magee Wilton Lott P. A. Cedarquist Parmice & Henry D. Shear Order of Odd Fellows Knights of Maccabees

George Ball Mammoth Store Showcases New Attire and Trunks

Progress and improvement dominate the George Ball store as he unveils Campane hats new ties and collars and expands with a room for trunks. He plans low priced trunks bags and satchels and offers to buy back Spring and Summer stock at cost to make room for Fall and Winter. Light weight overcoats are advertised as essential while customers are urged to get measured for Fall clothes and athletic wear.

George Ball

For Sarge Secondhand Blinds and Windows Cheap

Advert shows second hand blinds and windows sold cheap in good condition. Applicant location listed as Mai Oritics. Pear Phosphates touted as a new and elegant drink at Davis Daua Storg.

Sarge Davis’ Daua Storg

Sugar Grove News and Local Incidents

Sugar Grove reports an apple tree with half grown fruit and blossoms. Pumper Geo Lentz at Kinzua injured by a bullwheel leaving his right arm nearly torn off. A Bear Lake lumberman shifts party lines to Harrison Morton and Protection. Carr Bros well near Lottsville shows 540 feet depth with first sand and oil odor. Union Sunday school picnic planned on island next Wednesday. Glade School Directors reelect Putnam as principal and appoint assistants. James Owens, 40, elopes with 16 year old Myrtle Lewis of Sugar Grove. she cared for by Cleveland friends. W. Hockenberry, 30, of Spring Creek killed by a falling timber branch while peeling bark. He leaves a wife and two children.

Sugar Grove Geo. Lentz Kinzua Smith, Bright & Co Bear Lake Harrison Morton Carr Bros Freehold Township Lottsville Thompson Loomis Episcopal Methodist Universalist Presbyterian Tidioute News Glade H. M. Putnam Cleveland James 8 Owens Myrtle Lewis Sugar Grove Pa W. Hockenberry Spring Creek Warren County Hockenberry

Young Tippecanoe and Morton Triumph in Chicago

Bear Lake July 16 1888 a reader reflects on the Republican National Convention in Chicago praising the nomination of the grandson of Tippecanoe Young Tippecanoe and Morton as a sign of renewed party vigor He recalls 1840 memories and predicts a decisive GOP victory from Maine to California citing unity purity of candidates and public enthusiasm as factors.

Bear Laxy Chicago Bear Lake Tippecanoe Morton Too Oregon Tipecanoe Maine California

Erie Notes and Local Developments in 1888 Era

General Erie population listed at 37000. Local meetings in Cassadaga run to Aug 26. Union City Postmaster Horatio L Church Jr named. Ludlow Carbon Black Co to start works at Ludlow. Edinboro Normal School exam questions ready. request catalogue. Corry and Elk County items cover votes for Cleveland and Harrison, dairy butter prices, and local incidents including a fatal train accident near Titusville and a girl losing a leg in a field accident.

Normal School Edinboro Frewsburg N. Y Cleveland Bradford Fred Knapp Warren County 15Th Regiment Erie Guards Elk County Point Chautauqua Corry Riley

Cape May Fashionable Season Opens With Crowds

In Cape May the fashionable season begins amid growing crowds as weather warms. The writer praises Warren surgeon Dr. W. M. Baker for saving a severely broken leg after a fall, recounting praise from Medical University Hospital doctors in Philadelphia and inviting readers to enjoy a few days of rest and pleasure in Cape May.

Marx Warren Higgins W. M. Baker Philadelphia Medical University Hospital Philo Cape May Avex Shaw

Hats Mark Political Mourning Ahead of November

The piece notes Republicans favor a white stove pipe hat with a white band while Democrats wear a similar hat with a black band. The black band is seen as a premature mourning badge for a political defeat expected in November. Mourners face a tough season, but will endure with resignation.

Pickett & Co Furnaces Attract Local Attention

Pickett and Company ship two large gas furnaces for Geo Horton's Sheffield home after supplying Mr Crary's and the Hazeltine building last year. The furnaces, a modern gas fueled iron alternative, replace older models costing 500 to 800 dollars and sell for 25 to 40 dollars. Expert workmen promise quick service for any order, from furnaces to frying pans, urging preparation before cold weather.

Pickett & Co Geo. Horton Sheffield Mr. Crary

Art dealer Greaves offers hundreds of rare works at cost

Artist Greaves plans to dispose of six to seven hundred photographs etchings steel engravings and other art treasures to reduce his portfolio stock. Items will be sold at cost and framed at low prices. Also notice of Ginger ale at Davis Drug Store and spring suit odds and ends sale by Gro. Batt. Houses and W. C. Rowland D. Shop near Ketterer's store.

Greaves Gro. Batt W. C. RowLanp Ketterer

Sugar Grove Republicans Raise Harrison Morton Pole

In Sugar Grove Pennsylvania on July 21 1888 Republicans raised their Harrison and Morton pole. The same pole used for Hayes Wheeler and Garfield elections was never set for Blaine. It led the country as the first pole in 1876 and again in 1888 signifying a Republican win.

Sugar Grove Harrison and Morton Hayes Wheeler Garfield Blaine Harrison

Behind Closed Doors new tale by Anna Katharine Green

The Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch previews Anna Katharine Green's latest story Behind Closed Doors starting July 8. It is said to be fully up to the Leavenworth Case and superior to Hand and Ring.

Anna Katharine Green Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch Leavenworth

She's All Right in Pennsylvania Farm Riches

The piece notes Pennsylvania contains nine of the nation’s nineteen counties with farm values over twenty eight million dollars. Lancaster leads with seventy nine million, Allegheny and Chester exceed forty and thirty nine million respectively, with Berks Montgomery and Bucks over thirty six million. Pennsylvania ranks highly in farm product value with Lancaster over nine million and Montgomery among top counties. Blizzard salutes the state saying she’s all right.

Pennsylvania United States Keystone Lancaster Allegheny Chester Berks Montgomery Bucks Monroe Oneida N. Y Blizzard

Young Hazeltine Pardoned After Baltimore Killing

Gilbert W. Hazeltine of Jamestown was pardoned by Gov. Jackson at Annapolis on July 19 after his mother campaigned with jurors, officials, and governors to save him from an eight year penitentiary sentence for killing Mamie Thorpe in Baltimore four years earlier. He will be treated for brain disease in Jamestown under specialist care.

Brown Merritt Barker J. L. Pierce The Eddy J. M. Reeger Beech Street Goodrich & Feblman Teese Boston Hickory and Water Streets A. Tanner Hazeltine Gilbert W. Hazeltine Jamestown Baltimore Mamie Thorpe Hill Fenton New York Jackson Anapolis

Excursion to Niagara Falls by The W. N. Y. & P. Railroad

The W N Y P railroad runs an excursion to Niagara Falls on Thursday August 2 via Warren Salamanca and Olean. Departs Tionesta 6 30 a m with stops at Tid ioute Irvington Warren Kinzua Sugar Run Corydon arriving at the Falls p m. Returns Niagara at 8 p m. Fare from Warren 2 25 round trip tickets valid two days and available from all agents.

Niagara Falls Warren Salamanca Olean Tionesta Tidioute Irvington Kinzua Sugar Run Corydon Niagara

Tea Offer from New York Co Operative Store

The Proierie Co Operative Store announces a large tea shipment from New York offered at half the price of Warren county stores. Each pound includes a Japanese present. A twenty five cent tea compares to a fifty cent tea in the market.

New York Warren County Preorie Lim

Trade and retail notes from L. G. Noyes and P. Northrop

Headquarters advertise drugs paints oils varnishes window glass putty at low prices. L. G. Noyes, Druggist and Stationer promotes St Cyr cigars five cent deal. P Northrop markets a varied shoe range for all foot types and purses.

St. Cyr L. G. Noyes

Clothing and Furnishings at A Weiss’s Warren Store

A Weiss manages the renovated Warren County clothing shop below Carver House offering the largest stock of fashionable and serviceable attire including Spring suits and boys’ clothes. The ad urges shoppers to save money, notes mineral waters at Davis’ Drug Store, Snow Ball Flour from C R Henry, and promotes Gro Bal as the veteran clothier and Joan Sill & Son insurance agency for reliable coverage.

Warren County Carver House A. Weiss Warren Joan Sill & Son Exchange Block

Kemp's Balsam advertisement sample bottle offer

Advertising copy notes that Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds sends free sample bottles to druggists for customers to try before buying. Large bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar. The writer, L. G. Noyes, advises a trial as it may prevent consumption.

L.g.noyes

Warren county notes and regional happenings at mid July

Warrenites attend Springs daily for morning rides and a train collision occurs with a freight train. Good Templars hold Turn of the Tide in Good Templars Hall. The Woman's Aid Society runs a grove ice cream stand near the depot. Depot upgrades by P and ERR improve appearance. The Stoneham Tannery Co stores near completion. Axel Anderson family visited Sheffield. Peter Holfsted returns to duties after illness. Mrs. Jane Schimmelfeng dies after a sickness, interment at Warren. Capt. E R Pierce and daughter Nel lie visit the East. Nellie plans a Philadelphia New Haven Hartford trip before September school duties.

Col. Watson Warren County Erie Bill Scott Stoneham ‘Tannery Co Axel Anderson Sheffield Peter Holfsted Jane Schimmelfeng Warren E. R. Pierce Nellie Philadelphia New Haven Hartford Conn

Obituary of Mrs Jane Schimmelfeng of Stoneham

Mrs Jane Schimmelfeng died at her Stoneham home on Sunday after noon July 22 1888 aged 66. Widow of Joseph Schimmel feng she moved with family from Wayne county in 1872. Her sons Charles Edward Henry work for Stoneham Tannery Co and Burning Well lumbering. Interment was in Warren on Tuesday the 24th. Community mourns a Christian woman and kind neighbor. Com.

Jane Schimmelfeng Stoneham Joseph Schimmelfeng Wayne County Charles Edward Henry Burning Well McKean Co Stoneham Tannery Co Middletown N. Y Warren

Agricultural Hoss Trots Fairs Schedule Across Towns

Agricultural fairs are planned in multiple towns this year. Franklin hosts September 4 5 6 7 while Jamestown New York runs September 3 4 5 6. Corry Warren Dunkirk Fredonia Cambridge Mercer Butler Edinboro Brookville Cochranton and Erie host fairs on listed September dates.

Franklin Jamestown N. Y Corry Warren Dunkirk Fredonia Cambridge Mercer Butler Edinboro Brookville Cochranton Erie Irvineton Phila- Pigce & Erie Dunkirk, Allegheny, Valley & Pittsburgh Western New York & Pennsylvania Warren Exchange

Brace up with Electric Bitters at Morck Drug Store

Feeling low and headachy you seek a lasting pick me up without stimulants. Electric Bitters is praised as an alterative to purify blood awaken liver and kidneys and restore vitality promising renewed health and strength for 50 cents a bottle at Morck Drug Store.

Morck

Buffalo Club Pigeon Race Opens With 12 Birds

The American Club of Buffalo held its first young bird race from Avon New York about 61 miles due east. Twelve birds contested club records with 10 35 a m liberation by W H Farnum. The first pigeon reached its Buffalo loft at 11 45 am about 70 minutes later averaging 1538 27 yards per minute.

American Club Buffalo N. Y Avon W. H. Farnum

Andrus Seamens Marries Flora Miles in Freehold

In Freehold Pennsylvania on July 18 1888 the ceremony took place at the bride’s uncle L Messenger residence officiated by Rev W Cadman. The bride Flora B Miles is of Freehold and the groom Andrus Seamens hails from Corry Spe Pan.

Freehold L. Messenger W. Cadman Andrus Seamens Corry Flora B. Miles Freeold

Local Party Committee Names by Precincts and Members

A long list details State Vigilance and County Vigilance members across multiple towns including Warren Borough Youngsville Columbus and Cherry Grove. It names assembly members of the county committee and numerous individuals linked to various precincts and districts.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. D. Bucklin Agnes Allen M. A. York John F. Vickers Brokenstraw Warren Mail Home Matters Goodrich & Fehlman’s Davis’ Drug Store Dana American Express Company C. P. Northrop Burt Geo. Ball Woman’s Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall Warren Fire Police T. J. Hegerty W. C. Smith Wilcox Tim A. M. Cone Paragraph G. A. S. Hall Poplar Street F. Henry A. T. Scoffield Market Street Mr. Ball Robert Henderson Messrs Henry and Scofield Dr. McAlpine C. W. Uddy S. Rowland Young Tippecanoe and Neighborhood Notes Cassadaga Union City Horatio L. Church, Jr Ludlow Meadville Daily Times J. A. Cooper Chautauqua County Jamestown Journal Congress Elk Advocate Alice Briskey Rose Barstow Roache’s Crossing Spring Creek Township P. Northrop’s Davis’ Drue Store C. R. Henry’s Gro. Bal C. R. Henry M. Quap Northrop Eee B. Cable Cable Brother Traveler’s Insurance CO Hertford Life and Accident Insurance Hoffman Block Savings Bank Republican Vigilance Committees G. F. Bell J. L. Cogswell Hi. H. Goucher David A. Swanson C. G. Dunkle W.M., Baker J. H. Donly C. W. Sersall Jacob Keller Henry Brace A. Peterson Co. Com J. A. Buerstedt Wm. Schuur 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. Hazeltine M. A. Dunkle L. H. Taft Tim Foley John T. Shirley J. P. Johnson John O’hern J.G. Brown W. W. Spaulding Youngsville W. H. Shortt H. A. Davenney W. D. Kinnear H. L. Mead G. H. Pierson F. H. Blodget John A. Day B. B. Siggins J. W. Agpelius Columbus Borough W. B. Sutliff H. L. Zimmerman Rant Dennison Dick Mowin L. C. Baker Linn Gordon Seward Cady Frank Williams John Vangreen J.T. Barker, W. McCray Nan W. Sweetland Com L. Chadwick J. Laquay George Livermore Brokenstraw.ee H. Metzgar J. A. Akins J. N. Thompson Mem. of Co H. Lilly W.A. Mains George Weaver G. H. Sommers Mat Buck R. 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 Charlies Hamiliton W. P. Sterrett S. A. Samuelson B. F. Mead H. K. Siggins Columbus TP H. C. Allen W. C. Blanchard Byron West Mem. of Co. Com Harry Raymond R. L. Weiss H. H. Preston Addis Johnson Joshua Spoon P. B. Canfield Joseph Green N. Mead Benjamin Crooks Price F. J. Morrison J. W. Flatt L. D. Flatt E. J. Morrison J. R. Brown Ss. P. Sherman Hiram Tomes Ji.m. Turney O. Hammond Cherry Grove H. A. Cargo C. Keller L. L. Davidson Mem J. J. Coserly M. L. Elias George Corson W. B. Card John D. Million Deerfield Giles Dunn E. F. Jones Irvine Jones Eugene Conklin A. Rhodes S. McCormick N. P. Morrison C. Horne E. Logran Charles Dunn W. W. Connely George Peterson George McAuley R. D. Morrison Tevi Sutton Joseph Hains B. C. McCormick G. C. Smith ELK Joseph Clendenning Charles Forsberg Harvey Marsh of Co. Com Andrew Youngs W.S. Holman William Anderson Andrew Clendenning John Linstrom Louis la Dow Eldred L. B. Wood F. H. Whaley H. Whaley H. H. Hull A. Olmstead J. H. Carr W.E. Ashley John Brightman Joe Winger Geo. Peck E. A. Allen Farmington L. W. Strickland P. W. Brown Fred Hodges R. N. Brown L. D. Northrop HH. McKitrick H. A. Braley Solomon Robinson Limestone H. Brown L. H. Sprague Charles McKim John Gilbert Joseph Goldbert Wim, 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 EK. Vanman Wm. Highhouse J. W. Searls J. L. Cousins Jacob Mack John Mack H. Bailey al. Nickel John McCalmont James Konan George Dailey C. E. O'Dell W.C. Highhouse Lewis Brown Western District H. Keppel Co. Com. Co Morris Horn Hiram Mead J. B. Moore J. R. Calkins F. R. Miller F. M. Wheelock J. B. Langdon M. W. Harrington John Stuart A. W. Jones G. O. Dalrymple R. W. Waters Henry Firth Geo. R. Wheelock F. A. Sagerdah Wm. Baker 8. S. Weed D. J. Wells G. R. Stearns M. A. Myres John Swarts Almon Morton Erastus Whale 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 Geo. R. Wood John P. Gustafson E. D. Alling Louis Laih John A. Anundsson Gust A. Johnson John McNair Chas, Shaw Erastus Barnes L. E. Dixson James Donaldson Thomas Farnsworth W. B. Benedict W. T. Allison C. C. Merritt H. O. Doud A. M. Hunter M. M. Ruland P. N. Robinson T. V Morian Myron Dunham Gomes Prestley Manney Thomas W.E. Stephens Charles Tompsett Thomas Baptie James G. Whitehead Miles Richard McGill W. Jones E. B. Curtison Lars Swanson W.F. Bareick J.T. Ward Watson Peter Arp O. P. Smith J. Bourquin M. Cartwright John Wilkins Johnson Stevenson B.D. Morton John Conroe Worth Ginghams, Seersuckers and Chambreys Canton Hunter & Jarvis W. V. N. Yates Fred P. Hue Noyes’ Drug Store Warren,pa Spinner’s Warren, PA Peckham Water St Diamond Block Greenland Episcopal Church Mammoth Furniture Store Allegheny Spring Hotel Jirst J. A. Culbertson & Son, Proprietors Sour Rowland Hickory St Ww. Miles Manufac Nished Seneca St Buffalo, N. Y Accrae F. W. Cook
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