The Marren in Tuesday June 12 188
A long town page notes home matters and local reminders in Warren. News items include Mrs Hinton's cellar work on Third Street, S A Wetmore excavations on Water Street, and Philip Begler as pound master. The paper covers church events, baseball results, and personal notes about residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Warren
P. Greenland
Watson Hose
Struthers
M, FE
Tholurn
Kummner
J. A. Kummer
Fredonia
Girls Wanted for General House Work
Help needed for general house duties. Apply at the Mai office and we will tell you where to report.
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Mai
Weimer Torpedo Company Reports Successful Well Work
The Weimer Torpedo Company discharged a fifty quart torpedo in a Clarendon well owned by Cornen Bros. The well reportedly rose to five hundred barrels. The operator is convinced torpedoes yield good results with skilled management. Several other wells show notable improvement thanks to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Weimer Torpedo Company
Cornen Bros
New Silk Colors Arrive for Ladies of Warren
Announce stock is entirely new bought in the last sixty days with modern Royal Standard Colored Silks in Havana Brown Admiral Blue Cadet Blue Garnet Seal Brown and Locado or Pigeon blood. Highlights constant color advances and reasonable prices for fresh textiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Court session disposes cases on liquor, larceny and more
Judge W D Brown presided on June 4 with associates. Notable verdicts include A Sampson and King and Chester for selling liquor without license with fines, and Wm Leiblich for fornication with a $100 fine. Several bills true but others continued or not true bills. civil verdicts favor plaintiffs in several tort claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sampson
King and Chester
John T. Jones
John Thomas
True Bill
Stephen Sexton
Thomas Graham
A. C. Emery
J. D. Badger
T. B. Crocker
J. P. Kleckner
A. R. Curtis
Frank KE. Allen
Wm. B. Leiblich
Albert Morris
Oscar Still
John A. Wilson
B. Beckner
G. W. Ralph
D. Somers
L. D. Brecht
Frank Winters
John Rorick
E. Collins
J. E. Dailey
L. Averill
Mollie English
Geo. Shirley
Charles Darling
Gas light for borough streets contracted with Warren Gas Co
The council contracted Warren Gas Co to install fifty five street posts and two and a half miles of iron pipe to replace old wooden lines. Payment is 25 dollars per post for five years, then ownership transfers to the borough. The piece discusses taxpayer opinions and urges strict contract enforcement for better gas service.
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Warren Gas Co
Dovestal
Burgess and Council
Borough Council Minutes Highlight June Meeting
Town Council minutes detail the June 4 session with Burgess Orr and members approving reports from the Sidewalk, Street, and Gas committees. They grant time for side walk and Pine street questions, order hydrant gates and a fire bell study, discuss a burning gas post contract, inspect a fire company, and approve payments to police and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Orr
Eddy
Davis
Conarro
Cogswell
Borchers
Bell
Sechriest
Leonhart
Fire Dept. Com
Rochester
Street Com
James Clark
New Bridge
Special Com
Co. Com
Hoyt & Co
Sixth St., &c
Burgess
T. Henry Cogswell
Pine Street
Gas Com
Gas Co
Building Com
Lond
A. J. Hazeltine
M. Kopf
Warren Boro
Boro. Atty
Niagara Hose Co
Hazelline
Struthers, Wells & Co
J. M. Davidson
Warren Gas Co
L.D. Wetmore & Co
S. W. Waters
Jas. Brown
A. C. Lacy
G. W. King
J. N. Myers
Grindley Bros
W. I. Simpson & Co
H. A. Jamieson & Co
Corry Jeweler's Clock Aged Four Centuries Curiosity
A Corry jeweler displays a 472 year old clock noted as keeping good time and a curiosity. The Erie region reports heavy rain storms damaging strawberry fields and water spouts common on the lake. Separate items note a defunct Union City bank dividend, a fire setting conviction, and local business shifts in Titusville and Corry with plant sales and wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City National Bank
W. P. VanGorder
Bennett House
Smethport
Wes Weimer
Weimer Torpedo Company
Warren
Clarendon
Garfield
Derrick
Joel Rounds
Tionesta
Rockwell’s
Erie
Titusville
Chicago
F. P. Case
D.J. Brann
Brann
American Rapid Telegraph
Foster & McKay
Ames & Keese Manufacturing Co
Gibbs and Sterrett Manufacturing Company
Corry
Meadville
National Guard
McKean County Miner
Barbour
McKean
Col. J. A. Ege
Bradford
Frank Gifford
J. M. George
J. J. Conant
T. Conneely
I. G. Jackson
Dr. Walters
C. H. McKevett
Frank Drake
W. H. Bradley
Farnsworth School
Jessie Davenport
Manda Miler
Hattie Holland
Carrie Linnamon
Mary Langdon
Bertha Farnsworth
Mata Hoyt
Della Shote
Ida Shote
Henry Farnsworth
Willie Strong
George Hawkenbery
Kirren Preston
Henry Preston
Melvin Hoyt
William Chase
1Stella Noyes
Warren County
Tiona
Prof Baker Concert Delights Warren Music Lovers
A lively Tuesday evening program showcased strong Warren voices and cultivated talent. Highlights included Schubert quartets, Duet Piano Sonatas, and soloists Miss Lincoln Mrs Hinckley Prof Baker with varied selections and an engaging ensemble finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Baker
Warren
Schubert
Merson Messrs
Lusk, Manville, Gross, Bell
Adcelaide
Wee
Dechhoveen
Baker
A. Diabelli
Thoburn
Hinckley
Donizetti
Miss Lincoln
Bennett
Treehn Messrs
Prof
License debate tops county correspondence in session
The license question dominates county correspondence as court remains in session and touted as the most effective means to curb intemperance. Horton, Crary & Co. report their new store building is enclosed with workers completing it. Through-trains connect Pittsburg routes with local lines. Cushman and Goodrich swap pulpits next Sunday. Deputy postmaster Allen visits Sullivan County, N Y as Williams fills in. June 9, 1883. GLEANER.
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Horton, Crary & Co
Pittsburg
W. W. Cushman
M. E
Ev. A. S. Goodrich
Ridgway
C.D. Allen
Sullivan Co
N. Y
M. E. Williams
Mr. A
Gleaner
Preparations for the Serious Fourth Celebration
Preparations are under way for a local serious Fourth celebration with residents preferring to keep bands at home. A timber raft grounded near the bridge required six hours of effort to refloat. Ed Coleman visits town briefly. Photographer Bairstow photographed the chair factory. Ben Irvine becomes new clerk at Long’s. M. Walter resigns due to poor health. D. S. Thompson leaves for a western trip. Franz Zeh’s house on Economy Hill burned last Saturday. most goods saved. Sidewalks need repairs as injuries from holes and loose planks rise. borough may face damages. Tidioute, June 9, 1883. W.
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Lad
Ed Coleman
Bairstow
Warren
Ben Irvine
Long’s
M. Walter
D. S. Thompson
Franz Zeh
Economy Hill
Tidioute
Prohibitionists Nominate Treasurer Candidate in Warren County
The Warren county Prohibitionists met in Youngsville on Wednesday afternoon June 6. They nominated J. J. Taylor of Warren for County Treasurer for the next fall election. Rev. H. D. Todd of Garland chaired the meeting. Rob J. Parish, present secretary, and most executive committee members were reelected.
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Titusville
Painting and Paper Hanging by N K Wendelboe
Spring demand for painters and paper hangers is high led by N K Wendelboe with skilled workers such as John Wood Peter Mattison and Wm Winchester delivering high quality decorating. A sample of their work decorates Rockwell's office done last week in top style. Clients can arrange service locally by contacting Nick.
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R. R. Russell
Jettie
Dakota
Miss Ida
Michigan
Chas. E. Goodwin
Firnily
Market St
G. W. Howell
Salamanca
Littleton
N.J
Dean
Kenton
Ohio
Magee
New Brunswick
Howe
Boston
Goldthwait
Chautauqua Co
Berta Thomas
Jamestown
Jennie Thomas
Roxy Thomas
Wayland
T. H. Cogswelb
Warren Cigar Works
Custer Road
Narrows
Bradford Star
Troy
Greaves
W. A. Greaves
Eleazer Pomeroy
Horace Pomeroy
Aspinwall
Minnie C. Ballard
le Clear
N. K. Wendelboe
Wm. Winchester
Dunkirk Races at Northern Chautauqua Grounds
Races run on 19th to 22nd this month at the Agri cultural Society grounds with 4000 dollars in premiums. Sixty to seventy entries from about ten states including Missouri and Massachusetts. Arrangements ensure order and comfort in Fredonia and Dunkirk with rail reductions from 18th to 28th. Soiled lace curtains advertised by American Steam Laundry Warren office.
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Agricultural Society of Northern
Chautauqua
New York
Missouri
Massachusetts
Fredonia
American Steam Laundry
Warren
A. A. Davis & Co
Pennsylvania Notes and Events Highlight Regional Topics
Erie hosts a female baseball club and the Patrons of Husbandry hold their tenth inter-State picnic at Williams Grove starting August 20. Maine divorces are reportedly easier to obtain than in Pennsylvania per Belva Lockwood. The Ohio State camp meeting comes to Egbert's Grove, Franklin, starting August 22. Gov Pattison vetoes a bill boosting armory rent to 200 in small towns. The Pennsylvania Railroad tests new passenger coaches with end closets, wider aisles, carpeted floors, and rear washstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
the Patrons of Husbandry
Williams’ Grove
Maine
Belva Lockwood
Pennsylvania
Egbert’s Grove
Franklin
Pattison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eleventh A. O. of U. W. Session in Buffalo
The eleventh annual session of the supreme lodge of A. O. of U. W. convened in Buffalo. The order began as a labor union in Meadville in 1868 and evolved into a major cooperative insurance system in the United States and Canada. By May 1 there were 120,036 members in good standing and 3,588 death claims paid totaling over 7 million dollars.
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Supreme Lodge
A. O
U. W
Buffalo
Meadville
Dominion of Canada
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Covington
Chicago
St. Louis
Nashville
Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office 1883 List
Post office notices unclaimed letters for residents of Warren County Pennsylvania dated June 9 1883 include A G Anderson Dorothia Bryson John Bell N M MOOK A D MOOK Burker Wm Morrison Zoe te EF Bailey E M Nicholls James L Clark J W Nilsson Louis Dyer Rosa Phillips Jas L Eliasson Otto Pierce John Everett Geo H Robinson Nellie Farr Mrs KE Reichert Wm Fleming David E Kitzel Wm Ferable Ida Sullivan Jerry Fitzsimmons Isaac Ferguson E Sampson G Andrew Forker Perry Smith J Gilchrist Jas Spangler Martin Goodrich Geo Hi Saylor F H Gardner Jennie Thomas Libbie Givsey W M Watson J W Green Thomas Wikell N Holmes H B Waman Axel Johns & Co Walsh Lawrence Jones John A Wright Martha. In calling for letters please give date of advertising.
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Warren Post Office
Warren Co
Anderson
A. G. Anderson
Dorothia Bryson
John Bell
N. M. Mook
A.D. Burker
Wm. Morrison
Zoete
EF. Bailey
E. M. Nicholls
James L. Clark
J. W. Nilsson
Louis Dyer
Rosa Phillips
Jas
F. H. Gardner
Jennie Thomas
Libbie Givsey
W. M. Watson
J. W. Green
Thomas Wikell
N Holmes
H. B. Waman
Axel Johns & Co
Walsh
Lawrence Jones
John A. Wright
Martha
C. Allen
P. M. Warren
Dr Frazier's Root Bitters Cure for Debility and Dyspepsia
When all remedies fail, Dr Frazier's Root Bitters claims to cure general debility, loss of appetite, dyspepsia, and diseases from a disordered stomach, liver, and kidneys. Sold by L. G. Noyes in Warren, Pennsylvania.
McNett & Co Sells Chairs at 2.75 per Set
S Keller Harness Store advertises the largest stock of Flowered Momie and Limen Lap Dusters ever in town alongside chairs priced at 2.75 per set.
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McNett & Co
S. Keller’ S
High Rock Spring Company Medicine Ad at Saratoga
A historic remedy touts cathartic water for dyspepsia constipation torpid liver and related stomach and liver disorders. One glass before breakfast is the usual dose. Sold by top druggists with orders to High Rock Spring Company Saratoga Springs NY and by L G Noyes Warren PA. Also promotes Zopesa for headaches and stomach regulation with a sample offer.
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High Rock Spring Company
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
L. G. Noyes
Warren, Pa
Vegetable Hair Restorer promises clear scalp and new growth
An ad touts a hair remedy as clear as water that removes dandruff, restores gray hair to its natural color, and grows hair where it has fallen. It claims no health effects like rival preparations and guarantees each bottle. Also promoted are cures for dyspepsia and biliousness with letters of support, plus furniture, wallpaper finishes, and discounted chamber suits from multiple sellers.
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Smith, Kline & CO
Philadelphia
Hall & Ruckel
New York
Paper and Wallpaper Stock at Warren Store
N Wendlebee announces a large stock of fine wallpaper at the Liberty street store with low prices and five experienced hangers. The ad promotes San Umbrellas with new goods and colors and highlights T H Nevin & Co white lead and ready mixed paint via L G Noyes. Also A M Thomas offers pure milk in quantities with satisfaction guaranteed.
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N. Wendlebee
Warren
Liberty Street
3ELL Bros
T. H. Nevin & Co
L. G. Noyes
A. M. Thomas
P. O
Pittsburg
Western Avy
Allegheny, Pa
Spring and Summer Clothing and Tailoring Services
Jacob Keller offers an immense stock of imported and domestic cloths for dress and business suits, spring overcoats, and pants with low prices and guaranteed fit. Rooms on the second floor at Second and Liberty streets, Warren, Pa. Also Ridelsperger’s carries neckwear hats and caps. Nelson Greenlund provides ready made clothing and undertaking goods from the Exchange block opposite the Post Office. call at any hour.
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Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren
Ridelsperger’s
Retterer
Bei Bros
American Steam Laundry
A. A. Davis & Co
Postoffice
Nelson Greenlund
Deer season shortened to October November in state bill
The bill reducing the deer killing season by dropping December and setting open season October 1 to November 30 passed both houses and awaits the governor’s signature. Introduced by Mr. Davis the measure aims to curb indiscriminate slaughter by out of state hunters, with Forest county reporting about 800 deer killed last winter mainly in December. A separate item reports Robert Dunham of Warren Pa arrested for abduction of a 16 year old in Jamestown after a Christmas Eve elopement, bail set at 500 dollars. examination date July 3. Also listed are advertisements for paints and dental products once popular in the era.
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Davis
Forest County
Orest Republican
Christimas
Dunham
Warren
B. T. Marsh
Jamestown
Sugar Grove
Marsh
Harpers Bazar Patterns Promised To Convert New Buyers
Reader urged to try Harpers Bazar Patterns with envelopes and full printed descriptions. Mentions latest fashion from Harper's Bazar weekly and monthly, Johnson Steeretp agents at Variety Hall, Mary and Tad Teeth as examples, and advertisements for beds, desks, and a steam laundry service.
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Harper’s Bazar
Reguar
Johnson & Steerretp
Variety Hall
Warren
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O. H. Hunter
Russell
Mason City
Iowa
Jamestoun Journal
Susan O. Hudson
Watkins
W. Cowan
W. V. Hazeltine
Brooklyn
Long Island Hospital College
Henry Baxter
Watson,township
W. C. Rowland
Conewango
California
W. D. Brown
Bates
Brown
Cmvil. Wm. Forgie
Penn’a R. R. Co
Mary T. Cramer
Newman Stultz
Allen & Co
Sherman & Estep
Same
Gibbs & Sterrett Manufacturing Co
First National Bank of
Franklinville
S. Goods
Borough Business
Part
Kaatevayey Mozart
Sea Rover
Maeder
Trio
Wee Landegger
Messrs
Bell and Baker
J. M. Thoburn
Sheffield
Prohibition
Dunkirk
United Workmen
Walnut Leaf
Irs
Zopesa
Nelson Greenland
Renkef
General Assembly
Nevin & Co
Johnson & Siegfried
Yes
Johnson & Siegfreid
C. H. Hunter & Son
T. H. Nevin & Co’s
Pioneer
Foot Ross
Noyes
A. Siegel & Sons
Northwestern
Penn’a
Mary
Boyington
N. Green Lunn’s
A. A. Davis & Co.’s
Dreyer—Dietman
St. Joseph’s Church
Father de la Roque
Henry J. Dreyer
Kate Dietman
Swanson
Johnson
Pittsfield
E. I. Davies
Charles G. Swanson
Minnie H. Johnson
Youngsville
Clendening
Elk
Joseph Clyde
Andrew
Hannah Clendening
Front ST
Episcopal
P. Greenlund
A. W. Morce
Carver House
S.M. Brownell
G. Offerlee & Son
H. W. Meriam
Keystone
Dreyer & Tunstall
Isite Warren
Water Warren
L. F. Dreyer
R. T. Tunstall
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