Campaign Subscriptions Offer For Mail Delivery
The Marren Mail announces home matters campaign subscriptions available July to December with postage paid. A fifty cent rate covers over four months and includes mail to any address in or out of the county. Subscriptions may be stopped at time expiry or continued at regular rates if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Salamanca
Tilden
Hendricks
Hayes
Wheeler
Holt
Dunkirk
C. L. Carey
Olean
C. E. Gallagher
Hudson Ansley
Oil Field Activity Near Warren Prospers With New Rigs
The Warren oil district thrives as Nesmith and Bell wells drive renewed confidence. Dozens of rigs rise on the Nesmith, Rankin, Hook and surrounding farms with pipelines, tanks, and pumps ready. Wells such as Hoffman Loan Nesmith and Rockwell show progress while Beatty 3 6 and others near drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Brecht & Co
Nesmith & Co
Clark
No. 2
Rankin
Nesmith Gusher
Harmon & Co
A. Chester
Nesmith
Arig
Keystone
Weible No. 2
Brow of
McClintock & Keeler
Dailey
Beatty, Grandin & Co
Conenango
Fifth Street Bridge
Glade
Stowell’s Petroleum Reporter
Pittsburg
Fagundus
Tidioute
Roy Farm
Beatty No
Beatty Farm
Indian Hollow Road
Bell and
Verback Wells
Frank Anderson
MaGee
Watson & Co
Bell
Ford, Davis & Co
Capt. Crowell
Hook Farm
Jones
Weible
Nesmith No. 2
Clark Farm
Logan
Rockwell
Siggins Farm
Parshall & Dennison
Mowers
Baker & Hines
Akley Run
Russellburg
Warren
Campbell Well
School House
Peck & Freeman
Bradford
Aaron Walker
Mr. Agnew
Titusville
Fifth Street
P. J. Trushel & Co
Warren Union School Fall Term Opens Sept 4 1876
The Fall term of the Warren Union School begins Monday Sept 4 1876 with a staff led by Principal Prof A B Miller. Assistants include Miss C E Smith Addison Vt Miss E M Green Warren Mrs D B Bernard Warren Mrs R B Smith Warren Mrs John Buck Sugar Grove Miss Julia Hickey Sharpsburg Pa Miss Lizzie E Dewey Columbus Miss Clara E Williams Detroit Mich Miss A E Howard Warren German teacher Mrs Fred Held Warren and Janitor Mr Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Union School
A. B. Miller
C. E. Smith
Addison
E. M. Green
Warren
D. B Bernard
R. B. Smith
John Buck
Sugar Grove
Julia Hickey
Sharpsburg
Lizzie E. Dewey
Columbus
Clara E. Williams
Detroit
Mich
A. E. Howard
Fred Held
Graham
Oil Comes to Warren in Franklin Spectator Outlook
The Franklin Spectator writer says Warren, a bustling town, now enjoys oil prosperity after a slow start. He praises its citizens and warns locals to avoid greed and overexpansion that could crash the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxixc
Franklin Spectator
Warren
Students Set on Road to Highest Development at State Normal
Students embark on a program aimed at their highest development as the State Normal School opens on August 15. The article emphasizes preparation for academic growth and community engagement during the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Patrick Falconer dies at 59 in Saratoga while travels
Warren, July 20. Patrick Falconer Esq. of Warren died suddenly in Saratoga New York after traveling with his daughter Miss Ophelia. He was born October 20 1816 in Glasgow Scotland and lived in Warren since 1835. He served as County Surveyor and helped form the county Agricultural Society. He leaves seven children. his wife died in 1868. His funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Falconer, Esq
Warren
Saratoga
N. Y
Ophelia
C. P. Henry
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Falconer
Glasgow
Scotland
Edenburgh
Robert Falconer
Our
State Hospital
Kent House at Lake View Grows for Summer Guests
The Kent House at Lake View on Chautauqua Lake expands with an added winter built wing creating about 150 sleeping rooms and a 175 by 45 foot dining room. Manager C A Pease and clerks H C Aldrich and Blakelsey ensure guests feel at home as boats and cottages fill the popular summer resort. Charlie Wetmore operates a neat store serving visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent House
Lake View
Chautauqua Lake
C. A. Pease
H.C. Aldrich
Warren
Blakesley
Jamestown
Pease
Charlie Wetmore
Aldine Centennial edition promoted for art lovers
The Aldine journal is praised for its high quality illustrations and varied miscellany. The publisher announces a Centennial edition with facsimiles from the Centennial Exhibition and eight devoted artists, with subscription outreach led by J L Rowland. Subscriptions are 50 cents monthly, completion expected in December. Mr R can be found at the Revere House when not travelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldine
Revere House
Seven year old dies after accident on Mead tannery railroad
John S. Rockwell, seven, motor-boy of Albert Rockwell, was killed when a bark flat car frame hit a stump and the boy fell and was run over near the Rockwell tannery in Mead township. Drs Bartholomew and Stranahan arrived too late. the body was later sent to Wisconsin for burial. Dr Stranahan then broke his leg in a separate ice-house accident while helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rockwell
John S. Rockwell
Rockwell
Mead Township
Rockwell Brothers
Struthers, Wells & Co
Johnny
Mr. Rockwell
D. V. Stranahan
Bartholomew
Warren
Dr. B
Dan
District Deputy Reorganizes Lander Lodge 945 at Lander
District Deputy G. W. Brown restructured Lander Lodge 945 at Lander last Monday with 27 charter members and named officers. Eight defunct lodges in the county have been revived, and nine new lodges were organized in towns including Irvington and Grand Valley as 3 more villages near revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brown
Lander Lodge
Lander
County
S. W. Brown
J. H. Hough
Margaret Putnam
Aylesworth
W.F.S
Allison Jenkins
W. T
Chandler’s Valley
Sugar Grove
Bear Lake
Stacy
Columbus
Garland
Tidioute
Sheffield
Irvington
West Spring Creek
East Spring Creek
Grand Valley
Russellburg
Wrightsville
Enterprise
North Warren
Oil Production Rises in Bradford District in June
The New Era reports a June oil boom with 35 new wells, bringing total producing wells to 117. June output reaches 33 114 barrels, 1103 barrels per day, up from May’s 24198 barrels, an increase of 8916 and 297 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman, Hook Farm
L. B. Hoffman & Co
Loan
Thos, Loan & Co
Nesmith
Verback
Verback & MaGee No. 2
B. Nesmith
Roy No. 2
Verback & MaGee No
Bradford
McKean County
Warren
Oil land offer: Cole Hill Pittsfield 150 acres for testing
Harrison Wade proposes to place oil rights on 150 acres at Cole Hill Pittsfield township free to any party testing the land for oil. Leases may cover hundreds of surrounding acres. Nearby well southwest of the area pumps seventeen barrels daily. Oil from Osmer Run springs near Garland may be viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Wade
Cole Hill
Pittsfield
Tidioute
Garland
Osmer Run
Robbery at C M Shortt’s store and local deaths at Youngsville
Youngsville reports a burglary at C M Shortt’s store with about $200 in goods taken after entry via a rear window. A wallet with around $3 was stolen from Mr. Anderson. Officers offer a $120 reward with no clues. Also noted are two wagon accidents, the death of Elijah Mead in Meadville, and the death of Mrs. Dr. Phillips with family ties to Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsvillle
C. M. Shortt
Youngsville
C. Anderson
M. D. Whitney
Wm. Morley
Frank Morley
Eugene Davis
North Warren
Elijah Mead
Wm. Mead
Meadville
California
Dr. Phillips
Sugar Grove
Phillips
Oil Regions Oil City Bridge and Local News
Corry seeks new oil well while Erie celebrates 33 baseball clubs. Oil thefts and fires claim barrels in the oil regions. A Haynes Wheeler club forms in Corry, and railroads push Salamanca contracts. Drownings, church builds rise in Pittsfield, and a disastrous pole raising at Salamanca ends with injuries and political jests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie City
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
C. L. Church
Warren
Union City
Oil Creek
Dilks Station
Union Pipe Co
Revival results in youngsville M E church baptism
The M E Church of Youngsville Pa reports that on July 16 thirty two members came forward for full membership and fifteen were baptized with the rest received. The pastor Rev W L Riley aims to complete the work by August 6 as immersion baptisms are planned for the following Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsvile
M.E. Church
W. L. Riley
Youngsville
Erie
Brother R
Brother Riley
Tramps Hit Warren Saloon and Depot For Small Loot
A Warren saloon was entered Monday night with $18 taken along with wine cheese and crackers. Earlier the same day a caboose at the P one E depot was entered and a brakeman's revolver silver watch and $60 stolen. The town suspects three tramps carried out both thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Shaffer
Warren
Ice Cream Festival for Bell Fund in Watson & Davis Store
Presbyterian Church ladies sponsor an Ice Cream Festival at Watson & Davis to fund a new bell. On Thursday afternoon and evening July 27 attendees pay 25 cents for cream and cake with berries if possible. The event invites socializing and support for the cause.
Local Ads Promote Lectures, Tailors, and School Notes
An assortment of notices advertises a fall term lecture series for teachers, school advantages, and the North East Normal School opening Aug 15th. Also advertised are leather traveling bags, custom shirts and suits from Geo Ball Co and C Mc Daniels, with fashion updates and portrait framing at Will Smith's Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Kirk
A. M
North East
N. R. Thompson
Geo. Ball & Co’s
Normal School
Edinboro
Oil near Olean fuels bullish drill prospects
Reports from the Allegheny river near Olean indicate rising oil activity with new rigs and leases after Bradford district success. On July 13 the Bradford oil company struck oil within five miles of Olean at about 600 feet along the Buffalo and Philadelphia Railroad line, sparking excitement among Buffalonians as to a potential wider oil district extending toward Warren and Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
Olean
Kinzua
Bradford
State Line
Bradford Oil Company
Buffalo & Philadelphia
Visit Centennial Exhibition and seaside stays advertised
The notice invites families to contact Bolton's Washington Hotel Philadelphia for room and meal pricing and stay length. It cites a $3.00 daily rate, $2.50 for supper lodging and breakfast, and another branch on Seventh Street offering $1.00 rooms and meals nearby. It also promotes Columbia House Cape May as a premier seaside resort with oceanfront grounds and attractions.
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Bolton
Washington
Chestnut Street
Seventh
Philadelphia
Washington Hotel
Seventh Street
Chestnut
America
Columbia House
Cape May
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Home Matters
Hoffman
Bell and Nesmith
Conewango
Jackson’s Run
Irvine
McClintock
David Grindley
High Street
Greenland Bro’s
P. & E. Railroad
Frank
Roman
Water Street
Carver House
Park
Court House
Hathaway
Marston
Empire Pipe Line Co
Adams
Hazering, Orr & Co
I. O. of
G. T
Geo. Ball & Co
Smith’s
C. McDaniels
C. M. Shortt’s
Corry
Gowanda
Mayville
Fair Point
Hayes and Wheeler Club
W. A. Jordan
J. A. Pain
I. B. Brown
John McGrath
Sunderland
Falconer’s
Wesleyan Methodist
M. E. Church of
Phillips & Bro
Lew
Phillips & Borchert
Phillips Bros
Lake Shore Seminary
Warrer
Brookston Tannery
G. Brooks & Co
G. Reiff
Cutter
Nell
Will Smith
Will Smith’s
C. Mc
Daniel S
Dunkirk Journal
Warren County
Mary Burk
Wm. H. Carmine
Chas. Erickson
L. F. Freeman
B. Georgins
W. N. Lytle
Mary Murphy
Mr. McLaughlin
Sue Miller
Emily Newton
John Nolan
James Neill
B. A. Peterson
Edith L. Penfield
Peter Peterson
Sarah Rice
Wm. Rapp
Benj. Strouse
Wm. Stanton
Warren State Works
Grace. Wooster
R. Dennison
P. M
Lew A. Phillips
Geo. Ball
A. W. Morck & Co
Direct
Falconer
Saratoga Springs
Patrick Falconer
Boss
Lillie
Henry
Mary Boss
Alger
Anna Alger
Norris
Freehold
Thomas Norris
A. Wise’s
A. Wise
Conewango Bridge
Philip Gruber
Matest
Stone & Neves’ Block
Warren, PA
L. D. Galligan
Carver House Drug Store
Zack Gemmill & CO
Coal and Coke
Warren Gas Works
Fred Morck
REMOV
New Boot and Shoe Store
P Gruber, JR
Allen Block
P. Gruber, JR
Ohfly
Warren Marble Works
Ss. B. Shilet
Wigwam
John Grindleys
Water St
Warren Warren
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