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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1890
Page
3
A compact Warren, Pa. page notes weather, local events, readings, and social updates. Mentions Miss Inez Mecusker concert, Kate O Peate lecture, census hints, school vision stats, travelers and residents, missing collar, and proposed Warren station work. Includes social notices, deaths, marriages, and civic notices.
Auction notice from A Wirz of Warren Pennsylvania offering late model billiard and pool tables including fixtures for sale by private sale. Details list items and sale terms.
F. A. Chadwick now has charge of the Warren House Barn and offers boarding and feeding for horses at reasonable rates. A trial is solicited.
Burgess Wood led prosecutions after two years of open liquor sales at the Garvey house in Warren lower end. Charles Garvey Thomas Ward and Dan Carroll were convicted for selling beer and whiskey without a license including Sundays. Over twenty witnesses supported the case and another suspect fled over the line before arrest.
Judge W D Brown presided over a Warren County session reviewing liquor license cases and several indictments. Embezzlement by C F L Kinnear resulted in a $1000 fine and five years nine months in Western Penitentiary. Other verdicts included guilty fines for Barton and Ward, with sentences ranging from fines to jail terms. Grand Jury reports twenty two indictments, praise for Court House Jail and hospitals, and gratitude to the court.
Last Sunday June 8 the Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches held Children's Day with flowers readings songs and special services. Rev Edward Bryan led the Presbyterian observance with two new members and a baptism and a $90 mission donation. Methodist and Baptist services were well attended with floral displays and varied programs. Evangelical and Lutheran churches announced observances for the coming weeks with English services and a sermon titled Looking Back.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows urges June observances. Warren Lodge sets Tuesday June 17 for Memorial Day with services at Oakland Cemetery. Members meet at Odd Fellows Hall at 1 pm, procession at 2 pm led by Marshal William Martin. Reig's Cornet Band provides music. Lady Warren Degree Lodge D. A. assists with flowers.
The Commissioners of The Rouse Estate in Warren Pennsylvania appoint Dr. J. A. Love to attend all cases chargeable to them in Warren borough. No other bills will be recognized. Per order of the Commissioners. C. H. Meacuam, Clerk.
Trushel & Co. run a premier country store in Warren County near Iron Bridge Glade, stocking a complete line of groceries and nations. The shop emphasizes broad selections for local patrons and nearby residents.
Directors finalize preparations for the Warren County Fair. A balloon ascension and parachute drop are planned for the second and fourth days, with attractive purses for races over three days. The premium book will be issued this month with improvements to horse listings and Floral Hall. Sup erintendents appointed include Grounds F Cogswell and Floral Hall B F E Morris, among others.
The Warren Public Library announces new purchases across FICTION JUVENILE MISCELLANEOUS and BOUND PERIODICALS including Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Twain and Ibsen's Prose Dramas. It lists several staff changes at Warren Union School and notes local items on mail delivery, land appraisals, and a forthcoming commencement.
Miller & Sibley of Franklin sold two Electioneer yearlings to Schumelbach & Park of Wheeling WV for twelve thousand dollars. Meadsville races saw Miller & Sibley’s filly Free, 21 months old, clock a three minute mile in her trial, fastest ever for Pennsylvania bred colts.
A Warren group and guests visited Allegheny Springs with chaperone Mrs. Robert Hall. Names include M. Ella Brown, Maud Jordan, J. P. King, G. G. Mead, Frank Russell, W. D. McLaren, J. A. Best, Emory B. Waters, Hattie May Cobb, and many others. June 3 arrivals list J. E. Wheeler, H. W. Pretzler, Mary Miller, C. P. Harris, C. M. Lewis, W. E. Chapman. Cottages are occupied. sewer upgraded to iron pipe for better sanitation.
Ep. Matt advocates no public celebration in Warren for the Fourth of July citing cost noise disorder and risk to life limb and property. He urges a sober quiet observance with inward thanks for a free government.
For rent good pasture suitable for cows on the Roy farm at Glade. Apply to M. Thomas Milk Gunlon Warren Pa.
Jamison's Concert Co. to perform Friday evening at Library Hall on June 20. The traveling program features noted artists such as Miss Inez Mecusker soprano from Schubert Quartette, Thos J Van Osten Euphonium soloist, F Opperman flute, A C Bratt violin, Ed Gaston saxophone, A A Kumler violin cello, and P N Black cornet. Descriptions promise grand, inspiring orchestra selections and a welcomed crowded hall.
The largest and most complete line of millinery goods is on display at 424 Water St. Kertcver & Co. A trimmer from New York City creates the latest novelties. The shop also stocks corsets ribbons laces ruching handkerchiefs gloves embroidered silks and more. Groceries at Trushel & Co's Glade complete the model store.
The Good Templars announce a Warren to Niagara Falls excursion on Thursday June 12. Train departs Warren 7 a m stopping Kinzua Corydon and arrives Buffalo 11 and Falls 12 with return leaves Falls 7 p m. Round trip fare 2 25 with Buffalo stop option. Also Bradford excursion June 29 via Olean fare 1 25 and Thousand Islands trip July 10.
The building sold, entire stock offered at cost with bargains on men’s suits hats and children’s wear. Men’s suits, $3.90 to $12, topcoats $7 to $12, children’s pieces from 18 cents, hats one third off. Also piano agency listing Steinway Behr Bros Lohmer and Ivers & Pond with instruments priced from $250. Mrs J W Kircuen Warren Pa
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and digestive troubles. It claims the tonic restores epigastric nerve tone, purifies digestive juices, expels bile, and promotes regular body function. It also notes Burdock Blood Bitters as a top blood purifier endorsed by clergy and medical faculty.
An advertiser lists Do mestic and Wilson sewing machines sold cheap for cash or easy payments at 112 East Water street Warren Pa. F A Conswett of Warren Pa. promotes Arnica Oil Liniment with money back guarantee. Morris & Mullen and N C Allen push Dr Wilbur’s Cough and Consumption Cure and Dr Henry Baxter’s Mandrake Bitters for costiveness and related illnesses.
Hastings issues clearance for National Guard units to assemble by 7 o clock on July 21 at Mount Gretna and receive five days pay from that date. Baggage limited to essentials. white helmets allowed on all duties except adjutant general inspection. Includes local ads for drugs and remedies from Goodrich & Fehlman and Coleman’s Greenhouse in Warren, Pa.
The ladies of Warren have a chance to stock up on dry goods at unprecedented prices. The trustee sale of dry goods at Hunter & Jarvis rooms is under way with strong push and discounts across all departments. Cash terms apply.
In Glade on June 4 1890 Fred H Dickson of Almond New York wed Annie M Irvine of Glade at the bride’s father home. Curwen B Fisher of Asbury Park New Jersey married Miss Clara B White of North Warren on June 5 1890. Jesse B Morrison of Corydon Pennsylvania married Kate E Coleman of Corydon on June 2 1890 in Jamestown New York. A L Rice of Sheffield wed Alta M Hatch of Corry on June 2 1890 in Corry Pennsylvania.
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