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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1890
Page
3
The Warren items note maple sap season, local sales, church services, meetings, races, and Society notices. Readers are reminded of poetry, concerts, and upcoming events including a farmers club gathering and a school exhibition anniversary.
A Temperance Social will be held at Mrs Jane Orrs on Monday evening March 31 from 7 to 10. All are invited.
Fresh bread and cakes offered at W. A. Messenger and Company in the Herztel block near the Conewango bridge, with a focus on available baked goods and nearby shopping point.
Local residents make life updates and career moves. Charles Gaunt of Sugar Grove pays a friendly visit. Willard White shifts moving plans from Sept to next May from Boston to Titusville. Mrs Morck and daughter return to Washington and improve in health. D F A Wheelock becomes fifth Sergeant of Co qr. Cogswell and Waters attend Ninth Corps reunion in Harrisburg. J E Carver sells Towle property to C H Meacham for 1990 dollars. Mrs Carver heads East. Rev S Hall Young visits and preaches. Rev Shannon transfers to Franklin and moves soon. Miss Bowdish arrives from New York to work at Kertcher Co.'s millinery. Kate Messner buys a piano from Ivers & Pond via Mrs Kitchen. Messner enjoys the instrument.
The ladies of Warren and vicinity are invited to attend the Easter Opening from April 2 to 5 1890. Jno F Kerrener & Co offer the most complete line of millinery with new novelties daily. A first class trimmer from New York is engaged for the season at No 424 Water St Warren Pa.
Franco American Soups in tins and glass posted by Goodrich and Fehlman. Nesmith and Knupp receive a carload of Dairy Salt in barrels and sacks at Leading Grocers. Puarn Szewine Wantrep listed by Miss Nettie Miller on North Laurel street.
The Pittsburg Conference of the Evangelical Association closed its annual session at Greensburg Ohio. Appointments for Franklin district include J. D Domer as P. E for Franklin Station W. F. Shannon Oil City W. W. Elrick Warren S. J. Caton Clarendon F. W. Bartlett Venango J. Esch Lickingville F. M. Brickley Demseytown J. W. Domer Shenango L. E. Baumgardner Barkeyville W. H. Cramer Crawford P. F. DeVaux Alum Rock J. H. Boozer Warren Circuit to be supplied West Hickory J. Milton Weaver New Salem Philson Berkey West Millville L. M. Baumgardner Erie Mission G. W. Fineey Rev. D. M. Boyer moves from Franklin to North Lima Ohio.
Boston breeder Willard White ships Concord stock to Pennsylvania this spring. Zephyr an imported Percheron and New England fair winner will stand at Warren and nearby towns from April 1. Solicitor, sire of Miss Prius, heads to Jamestown New York for the season. Hunter and Jarvis advertise a large discount sale.
Nesmith and Knupp are highlighted as leaders across all canned goods varieties. The ad urges buyers to review current stock before making a purchase. Goodrich and Fehlman are also listed in the marketplace lineup.
The upcoming census will hire enumerators to canvass households starting June 2. In cities over 10,000 population the count must finish in two weeks, others in four. Enumerators will record names, birthplaces, race, relationships, employment, schooling, literacy, health, and home ownership among 30 lines of questions. A new electrical counting machine is expected to speed footings. Local pay includes per item rates and daily caps.
Secretary Windom designates Mark Willson President of the Merchant's Bank as disbursing agent for the new United States court house and post office public building in Winona Minnesota. The appointment is praised by the Winona Herald and Winona Republican as an excellent choice trusted to manage all funds and expenditures during construction.
A lethargic liver is hard to rouse with harsh remedies. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters offers a gentler, more effective method to revive biliary function, restore regular bowels, and aid digestion. The tonic is praised by doctors and trusted by the public, once daily use maintains regularity without painful dosing. It also claims to ease malaria nervousness debility kids and neuralgia.
The Carver House area in Warren hosts A Weiss operated clothing shop offering a recently refitted store with a large stock of fashionable and durable garments. It advertises winter suits and boys' clothes with savings, plus C P Northrop's shoe store nearby as premier footwear for all ages.
A comparison notes Mai's coverage against a county newspaper, evaluating depth of local stories, community features, and reporting breadth. It highlights which publication provides broader coverage of local government, schools, events, and public notices, with perceived strengths and gaps.
Announces National Guard division camps at Mt Gretna from July 19 to 26. Also notes Chautauqua County Teachers Association session at Dunkirk May 8 and 10 and Jamestown fair September 1 2 3 4, one week before Warren's fair. Includes local items on Clarion students returning to Normal, Kane church dedication, Postmaster appointment, Buffalo Express praise, rail compromise Mayville Brocton, Bradford shooting accident, and Nathan Brown aging Jamestown resident.
Frank Mayo as Waldemar Nordeck stars at Library Hall tonight in his top romant ic drama. The production, praised for acting and stage craft, features lavish costuming and impressive climaxes and is billed as a standout attraction with eager audiences. Easter flower orders urged through E V Coleman Liberty Street Florist.
Board member Charles Dinsmoor recommends constructing two twelve room schools this year to replace unsafe old buildings. He urges immediate action while others favor a phased plan adding a high school once land is secured and arrangements with Warren academy trustees.
Mrs Samuel Gray recovers from illness and Eva Page improves. Asa Hunter family welcomes a son. William Stuart smiles proudly amid local goodwill. Visitors include G H Higgins W M Lindsey and O C Allen. Fred Root to Edinboro for school. Leo Millers lectures spark discussion at Seminary chapel. Debating club meets 9 12 at Newton Stillson store led by B Lord and J P Miller. Stewart Abbott returns to Jamestown. Social at Rev Waite's. Band shows progress under Prof Wheelhouse. Fenton singing class ends soon with extra term starting April 4. Mrs Clelia Covey hired to teach Freehold road school. Sugar party at J A Ball's. James Brookmire and George Woodside attend with their dates.
March in Wrightsville brings late winter blizzards and early robin forecasts as residents report travels, visits, and local changes. Miss Marie Wright returns from Youngsville while John Nelson moves to South Main Street and P. Wright nears selling his store.
March notes show Wellington Green in frail health under Dr Stranahan while Warren area firms expand. Kinzua’s veneer works employ 100 plus. Hood Gale Co. ships birch ash oak and more. new hotels, halls, and streetscapes planned as one ambassador tours the woodworks.
A series of land and property transfers are recorded across Warren County communities including Conewango Sugar Grove and Pleasant with amounts ranging from 50 to 9 03 and multiple deeds to individuals and banks. Notable names include J G Marsh Mrs B Davis Herring Warren Savings Bank Rowland Langdon and Meads.
An advertisement endorses Klein's Silver Age Rye citing doctors' testimonials and promotes a six year old whiskey for $1 per quart or six quarts for $5. Also mentions Shrimps lobsters deviled crabs salmon at Greedrich Fehlman s and other goods including figs and shoes at various local merchants.
A Warren based notice invites buyers to Erie for factory visits to inspect Colby pianos and compare costs with rival agents. W. L. Darina offers to cover travel expenses and promises home visits for details. Also promotes Down's Elixir cough remedy and mentions mushrooms, peas, raisins and citrus peels sold by local merchants.
Warren offers a complete stock of neckwear for spring 1890 featuring Teck scarves Four In Hand puff ties Windsor and Club House styles in new English shades Elephant Smoke Cadet Blue and White Lawn Bow. Sole agent for Dunlap Hats with leading novelties and fashionable lines to attract dressy fall outfits.
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