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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1889

Page

3

March Notes Highlight Local Trades and Events in Warren

The Warren Mail reports signs of spring with mud, maple sugar sold at Langdale, fresh garden seeds, and a busy trade season. Local ads note shoes, coats, cigars, wall paper, and baby carriages, plus a trotting race on May 30 with a $200 stake from Jamestown. The Dutch Order of Harugari celebrates 1847 founding with 24,000 members and $3.5 million in benefits. Barnett, new leases, and a police matter about a stolen watch are mentioned alongside church and parsonage robberies. The Warren Lodge Odd Fellows performed rites in Jamestown, with 300 attendees and a grand hotel banquet.

Trotting Association George Ball W. H. Newell Royal Street Iron Bridge Warren A. A. Davis & Co

Notable local snippets on temperance and faith

Mr and Mrs T Keeler returned from Chicago last week Will J McConnell prominent in Warren lectures in Bradford this week Our townsman Fletcher Parker related to Redfield Proctor of Vermont Capt Alexander came home after pleasant South visit Fire loss soothed by $500 insurance payout Guy Fletcher Jr editor Jamestown Democrat son dies at 22 Death loved a shining mark Rev James M Thoburn to lecture at Warren M E Church on the first Thursday of April subject India small admission fee hoped for full house wife and babies invited

Capt. Alexander C. Smith Guy Fletcher Jamestown Democrat James M. Thoburn Trinity Church Oil City Warren M. E. Church India

County Convention Planned for April Week Three

Plans are under way to organize the county in support of the Constitutional Amendment. A convention will probably be called during the third week of April, with a forthcoming call next week noting time place and manner of selecting delegates.

Hoss Trots Sets Dates for Erie Warren Corry Meets

At a special Erie meeting of Trotting Association secretaries the spring circuit dates were set. Erie hosts May 28 29 30 with purses of 5000 under C P Haskins. Corry runs June 4 5 6 with purses 2000 led by B Isaacs. Warren stages June 11 12 13 with purses 3000 under Geo S Davis. Franklin will hold races outside the circuit July 3 4.

Franklin

Lenten Services Announced Schedule of March Readings

The church offers Lenten services starting March 13 at 7 30 p m with Dangers and Benefits of Formal Worship. March 15 7 30 p m Conversion. March 17 11 a m The Church in Scripture 7 p m Sin and its Consequences. March 19 4 15 p m Evening Prayer.

Bucking ham's Dye Promises Even Beard Color

Garden seeds fresh and cheap. Fresh onions lettuce spinach. Dire apprehension of calamitous events is allayed by Fire Life and Accident Insurance from Joan Sttu & Son, Exchange Block Warren Pa. Grover Balw's.

John Langdale’s John Langdale Joan Sttu & Son Exchange Block Warren

Miss Maude Banks Presents The Lady of Lyons at Library Hall

At Library Hall next Saturday evening March 16 Miss Maude Banks performs in Bulwer Lytton's The Lady of Lyons in a sparkling costumed production. The Chicago Inter Ocean lauds her as poetic expressive and full of interpretation.

Maude Banks Warren Joan of Arc Bulwer Lytton Lyons Banka Chicago Inter Ocean Miss Banks

General Hastings Denies Pennsylvanian Guard Riot Claims

The adjutant general refutes AP reports that Pennsylvania troops blocked Tenth Street in Washington and were dispersed by bayonet. He says he did not see an intoxicated guardsman, praises the Pennsylvanians for splendid conduct, and notes critics say their dress uniforms would outshine others in a parade.

Hastings Associated Press Pennsylvania Tenth Street Washington National Guard of

How to Keep Lent Emphasizes Cheerful Self-Denial

A Minneapolis Tribune commentary argues the true Lent is self denial and sacrifice for others. It praises both men and women who forego comforts or confront temptations to aid the sick and poor, urging a hopeful, joyful observance rather than grave piety.

Minneapolis Tribune

Verdict unanimous for Electric Bitters in druggists’ testimonials

W Dr Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies Electric Bitters relieve rheumatism and claims one man was cured after six bottles. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio calls it best selling medicine in 20 years. Thousands agree it cures liver kidney and blood diseases. Only fifty cents a bottle at Morck Drug.

Morck Drug Store

Hats in Warren Sole Agent for Dunlap Hats at Geo Ball’s

Headquarters for hats at Geo Ball's. I am sole agent in Warren for the celebrated Dunlap hat. None better. George Ball.

Geo. Ball’s Warren Grorcee

Scribner's Magazine March offers varied topics and art

Scribner's Magazine for March presents articles on railway mail service practical questions economy in mental work and contemporary topics with strong original art and illustrations. Also notes Amica Oil Liniment for cold relief and Star Shirt Waists for children by George Batu's, highlighting quality and availability.

Scribner’s Magazine

N. H. Downs Elixir Still Popular After Death

The advertisement notes that N. H. Downs is long dead yet his Elixir for coughs and colds remains favored by the public, having outlived him by twenty five years and still growing in popularity.

N. H. Downs

Finest Clothing Store in Warren County Offers Large Stock

The Place to Buy Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, run by A Weiss near the Carver House in Warren, has been overhauled and refitted with a large, fashionable stock. Spring suits available, boys' clothes on hand. We can save you money. Bear this in mind.

Warren County Carver House A. Weiss Warren

Judge and Jury at March 1889 Court Sessions

The Court of Quarter Sessions convened March 5 1889 with judges jurors and spectators. Constables took oath except one for Kinzua Tp amid election fraud concerns. Grand jury returned true bills on several cases including liquor sales and rape while many indictments were not true bills. Sentences included fines for Metzgar and Wright. Boyer acquitted. Woodard case to be retried. Fractured verdicts and adjournment noted. Letter of thanks and a note about nuisance houses by D W Brennan reported.

Kinzua Tp A.J. Williams Valentine Benson Commonwealth Abram Brown James Boyer Daniel Carroll John P. Nelson Elmer Wright Isaac Starbird William Altham Gus. Mull Josie Armstrong Myrtle Keelam May Cummings Emma Young Com Blanche Timmons Susie Hammond Jos. Barnhart Wm. Hale Norton Wilover Ed. Metzgar J. R. Brady

Grand Jury Report 1889 Presentment on County Buildings

The grand jury reports eleven true bills and seven not true, notes good condition at the court house jail and humane prisoner treatment, and recommends iron or steel screens for cell windows and shutters for hall windows. They urge moving a grand jury room to the second floor for safety and efficiency. They describe Rouse Hospital, its barns, livestock, and provisions as well kept, and praise recent repairs and the staff. They commend the Insane Asylum at North Warren as well run with exemplary care and cleanliness. it’s deemed the best in Pennsylvania by visiting members.

Court of Quarter Sessions Grand Jury Traverse Rouse Hospital Tle North Warren Commonwealth Pennsylvania

April Jurors List with Local Occupations and Towns

A roster of jurors listed by name with occupations and home towns. Notables include John Acks blacksmith Mead, J W Agrelius merchant Youngsville, Heman D. Bills farmer South West, and many others across Warren Col. Columbus T Bimber limestone, Pine Grove W W Cook farmer, Sugar Grove F B Green farmer, Spring Creek plus multiple laborers and producers in Mead Deerfield Glade and Kinzua areas.

Acks John Blacksmith Mead Agrelius J. W Merchan Youngsville Ball George Merchant Warren Bills Heman D Farmer South West Boardman and. J Columbus T. Bimber Limestone Carr M. P Freehold Calkins J. R Pittsfield Campbell Austin Teamster Clemon Chas Pleasant Haagberg Frank Elk Houghton H. G Sheffield Hue F. P Holman W. 8 Japes Clarendonboro Jaquins Conewango Leonhart J. J Logan R. M McKean D. H Deerfield Mooney Thos Morris Glade McMillan D. J Marsh Fred Pumper Kinzua Marley J. L Morrison Corydon McWilliams Newton Farmington Owens Wes. E Parker Row Bear Lake Scofield A. T Snapp Schramling Columbus T. Thompsett Triumph Tuttle J. E van Tassel J. S Columbus Bo Wesner, W. B Teamster, Mead Wentzell, Wm

Pennsylvania Paragraphs and Labor Struggles in Progress

New Castle iron works distribute about 85 000 dollars monthly in wages to employers. Charles E Hurlburt of Kansas elected State Secretary of the Y M C A of Pennsylvania will take duties April 1 with Pittsburgh as headquarters. Allegheny County to pay about 15 000 dollars for the June amendment election and mulls new ballot boxes. Coal miners worsen while Knights of Labor and National Progressive Union clash. unity urged for higher wages.

New Castle Iron Industries Charles E. Hurlburt Kansas Pennsylvania Rev S. A. Taggart Pittsburg Allegheny Knights of Labor National Progressive Union

Thompson predicts 40000 Prohibition victory in Pennsylvania

Erie Democrat J Ross Thompson told reporters in Pittsburg the Prohibition Amendment will carry by at least 40000 votes. He credits organized women and anti liquor sentiment, notes dissociated party stance on liquor, and asserts sale must stop the moment the amendment is approved, despite pending legislation.

J. Ross Thompson Erie Pittsburg Prohibition Agnew Thompson Mr. Thompson

Masquerade dance lights up Grange hall in Spring Creek

Spring Creek MAR 9 The masquerade at Grange hall drew a large crowd with varied costumes. Mr Timmons and family plan moving to Nebraska this week. Schools close next week with anticipated town growth and more building. Pomona Grange Warren county meets at West Spring Creek on 21st and 22nd. Rev Thayer from Corry preaches for Congregationalists at Spring Creek and West Spring Creek. pulpits had been vacant. Rob Belden reports loss of a valuable Jersey cow. yo Dom Pedro.

Spring Creek Grange Hall Timmons Nebraska Pomona Grange Warren County West Spring Creek Thayer Corry Rob Belden Dom Pedro

Cigar Factory Fire At Corry Destroys Stock

The N W Hull & Co cigar factory at Corry burned last Friday causing about 20000 dollars in loss with 6000 covered by insurance. The firm plans to rebuild. Thos D Van Devort failed Senate confirmation as postmaster at Dunkirk prompting talk of a Harrison candidate. Mrs Lola Dewey Barto dies in California and is buried in Columbus Pa. Condor sighting on Andes peak likened to Oil City papers. Lake Shore Railroad enforces strict baggage handling penalties. Sugar Grove may host a canning factory. J C Hamilton and John McDonald to correspond. Col Hulings offers 500 dollars for the 16th Regiment trophy competition. Erie district Y M C A convention set for 15th to 17th inst with delegates to attend. Sugar Grove township teachers named. Erie liquor license decisions spark controversy. Judge Gunnison rules licenses are privileges, not rights. Tug line may run through June 18.

N. W. Hull & Co Corry Thos. D. van Devort Dunkirk Senate Harrison Lola Dewey Barto California Columbus D. A. Dewey Oil City Rynd Farm Franklin News Titusville Sugar Grove Township France Guignon Rounds Hill Blanche Brooks Swede Hollow Hattie Spencer Fairview Ruth Gregg Brown Hill Loraine Darling Hazeltines Dell McKelvey Dalrymples Bessie Clark Chandlers Valley Jennie Ellis Blanche Brookmire Grays Rachel C. Spence Stilson Hill May Waits Stillwater Martha E. Wright Patchens Erie Gunnison M. Mead

Temperance Department Notes and Public Policy

Edited by the W C T U the Warren Union hosts a mothers meeting at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday at 3 pm with the topic Heredity All mothers invited The Industrial school run by young ladies is flourishing pastors urged to collect for the school Sewing education emphasized Citizens discuss Pennsylvania constitutional amendment support and polling figures Rhode Island petitions total 1200 to repeal and 10000 opposing names show financial impact of the measure

The Warren Union Presbyterian Church Rhode Island

Fragmented OCR Sports Notation Report

A partial OCR text fragment shows numerical codes and stray letters, lacking clear names, places, teams, or events to identify a coherent sports result or context. It reads like random digits and stray syllables rather than a complete game summary or headline.

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Keller Cc .Smith Thomas N. K. Wendelboe Wall Paper A and Jarvis W. Sersall Siegel and Sons J.J. Taylor and Company Groce- Froese A. A. Davis and Company R. Henry L. G. Noyes Eric Ericson Morek Brothers F. R. Scott Kopf and Henry Sol Cohn and Company Aeadanes P. Greenland, Undertaking Lewis Laih Blair Wyman and Davis Brown and Friend G. L. Friday Crockery Secon Morris and Mullen Oil Well Supply Company Limited Habnabes Offerlee and Son G. N. Patterson Cee Humphrey and Nemeyer T. B. Clawson P. Greenland Simeon Burt H. A. Hardenburg Wholesale Tea Company Teense Eeeee Li J.J. Nesmith James Jennings Pfoauce R. Ward Adam Lohnes Kolfrat and Henderson H. Rostchild W. H. Pickett and Company Outban Rogers Feed Company Nena Teeeeeres Clarendon Borough Eee Eosceseee Jarecki Mfg Company Boppiss James Fagan A. Harris M. H. Whitling H. Fessler Goaland H. L. Hershfield J. Johnson E. L. Palm Tenenees Vsenee M. Rhodaberger E. Brown Thomas Painter Tidioute Borough C. Kemble and D.M. McCall W.D. Bucklin John Siggins Bear Lake Borough T. Bordwell H. L. Wilcox Howard and LaQuay W.H. Houghtling V. Mather W.H. Davenny General Merchan C. L. Chadwick Groceries Boots B. Cook and Son Youngsville Borough W. D. Belnap J. G. McKee Mad Alger Mead and Jackson A. F. Swanson Ceries H. L. Mead and Company General Merchandise J. W. Agrelius William E. Groom Boots and Columbus Borough Gust Johnson W. W. Skinner L. C. Baker H. L. Zimmermann Rhodes and Rowe Bros Brokenstraw Township W.H. Metzgar John Cooney W.G. Shannon Merchan Ike George Kolfrat Newmaker and McCracken Eeeleaks Gak Cc. P. Northrop Bell Bro’s J. M. Turney J. Clawson P.B. Canfield and Son W.C. Russell N. Mead T. J. Reynolds R. T. Langham, Jr J. M. Green P.O Elk Township Hagberg Brothers and Co P. O. Scandia Imel and Shank P. O. Cornplanter Eldred Township Bush and Belknap P. O. Eagle S. C. Graham P. O. Grand Valley G. W. Peck and Co Nations J. P. Mericle J.G. Nesonaon Hardware Eencahmnenist Thompson Bros Nepvon Vanssausose Sernes Cesass Wood Bros Jesse Wheelock P. C. Wheedale Farmington Township R. E. Miller General Merchangisc W. W. Briggs Hon General Merchanainsc Smith and Brown Freehold Township Murray and Nuttall P. C. Lottsville Kay and Johnson Lottsville A. D. Hallock P.D. Freehold Sdevbets Wright and Wilcox Annala Wate J. A. McArthur Evsneseaaeene P. Wright Wncarsevevane Poncevavacesensesons Glade Township J. R. Mitchell P. O. Glade Run N.C. Allen Glade Run Ena Mepchanis Jacob Baldensperger Hapgood and Arird P.O. Warren W. C. Russell P. J. Trushel J. W. Geer G. W. Savage Kinzua Township G. W. Moorhouse J. D. Tuthill J.P. Markham and Company Gro J. Tate J. H. King E. H. French Smith and Sinclair Kerrand Carpenter D. G. Blackman Pittsfield Township H. E. McConnell P. O. Torpedo Henry Keppel Torpedo M. Watt P. O. Garland Veree E. D. Lopes Ceeesen Ceree H. F. Andrews General Merchanwanes Z. Mickle O. D. Horn Frederick Erickson P. O. 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Mix Cherry Grove Township Nathan Beebe and Company J. B. Miller W.dp. Johnson Eevaneee Buel & Stilson R. Edmonds, Hardware McDonald Bros R. C. Blodger & Co Enon Ween Conewango Township J. A. Buck William Jewell and Son C. McLaughlin Curtiss & Davis Wheelock & Son H. W. Alden Sheffield Township A. White P.O. Saybrook Corydon Township K. T. Jaquay Joseph Green J. E. Berkheimer Barnes C.enerees H. Roberts Hinckley & Co Horton, Crary & Co Atseee Wm. Hathaway Garland Julia A. Acocks Bent Ellis Charles Ricker Frank Williams Henry Gates E. M. Ware Sam Garfield J. B. Norton T. W. Dempsey A.T. Banks J. C. Davidson A. Pierce Tiona John Baldensperger E. Dean Russell C. W. King Frank Metzgar N. N. Hanchett W. D. Bucklin J.C. Baker Brokenstraw J. N. Gerow C. A. Millins Enterprise C. McClintock F. H. Cauley Clarendon J. N. Coleman Ealing Houses M. Schwing John Schmutz George B. Williams E.M. Schwing D. Ridelsperger A.D. Frank Sugar H. W. Lane Caro J.J. Dardia TOVEC Compounder E. T Hazeltine Household iGoods Nelson Greenland N. K. Wendleboe Liberty Street F. E. Fay Mercantile Prarie Reep—Eeenson Jamestown, N. Y A. E. Waffle Frank E. Reed Emma Benson Pittsfield, Warren Co Wincut—Pero D. D. Woodford J. L. Eugene Wright Miss Lottie M. Pero Spring Creek, Pa Mail Phila
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