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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1887

Page

3

Oil boom and events in Warren and Corydon

The Warren Mail notes a small oil price uptick in nearby markets while announcing Prof. Bristol's horse show at Library Hall for next week. It reports river freshet sending timber downstream and a tragic drowning of four boys near Corydon. A Chinese exhibition at the M E Church drew strong attendance and funds. D Shear teases a women’s interest feature on page one.

Bristol Library Hall Corydon M. E. Church D. Shear

Personal notices from Warren community life

Recap lists neighbors ill and recovering, travel for work and study, instigations of new schools, patent hand posting machine, and family trips. It covers court, theater, temperance events, a public show, and local civic notices. Several clergy visits, school elections, and town council plans fill the page with bustling local detail.

Elk County Tops Tannery Trade in Big Leather Area

Advocate asks what is the matter with Warren county as Elk county seizes the premium in leather production. Notice seeking a young woman for a good cook, address F Marv Orrics.

Elk County Advocate Warren County F. Marv Orrics

I will not be undersold Spring styles just received

Local advertisement proclaims best prices on new stock with a promise to beat all competitors. Customer urged to call and visit for the latest spring styles from C. P. NorthRop.

C. P. NorthRop P. Northrop

Vacation notice for American Commercial College in May 1887

The American Commercial College announces a vacation during May and will resume on Tuesday May 31 1887 with a full corps of teachers. Many former and new pupils are expected. Special emphasis on training for Teaching or Business. Address J L Irwin president Box 990 Warren Pa.

American Commercial College J.L. Irwin Warren

Oneida Market Highlighted as One of the Finest

The Pacific Mutual Accident Insurance Company advertises assets over $1,500,000 with C. H. Meacham & Co., Agents. The notice also lauds the Oneida Market as one of the finest in its category.

Pacific Mutual Accident Insurance Company C. H. Meacham, & Co Oneida C. H. Meacham & Co United States England Leatf

Keystone State Toast Praises Pennsylvania Heroes and Industry

At a Grant Memorial meeting in Pittsburgh last Wednesday Hon. Charles W. Stone lauded Pennsylvania’s history, industry, and loyal Republican stance. He recalled defense service from Round Top to 1872 votes and praised the state’s motto Virtue Liberty and Independence amid applause from attendees.

Keystone State Pittsburg Charles W. Stone Com. Gazette Pennsylvania Round Top Republican Party Paul The Commonwealth Keystone Union

Producers Organize After Oil Bill Defeat in Harrisburg

After the defeat of the Billingsley bill in Harrisburg producers met and passed resolutions denouncing Standard Oil and praising senators and representatives who voted for relief. They call for unity among producers, a cooperative joint stock company, and committees to organize district meetings leading to a general Oil City gathering on May 5. Committees include Warren county delegates Col. L. F. Watson Col. Gardner Starling W. Waters and organizational planners T. W. Phillips William Hassan David Kirk S. P. Boyer W. C. Kennedy.

Billingsley Harrisburg Standard Oil Company Standard Allen Representative Brace Senate State of Pennsylvania Oil City Warren County Col. L. F. Watson Col. Gardner Starling W. Waters T. W. Phillips Wm. Hassan David Kirk S. P. Boyer W. C. Kennedy

Free Sailor Hats With Every Purchase May Promotion

Store offering 500 children's sailor hats to give away over ten days starting May 2 with each hat or bonnet bought. G N Patriekson carries a full line of ladies furnishing goods including laces embroideries ribbons collars cuffs corsets bustles gloves hosiery and children's lace caps. He markets fabrics for fancy work.

Local Market Ads and Trade Notices

The page lists multiple ads from Warren vendors including insurance firms C. H. Meacham & Co and P. Northrop, fruit and produce from John Langdale, and a city market on Hickory Street offering meats. It also promotes shoe styles from C. P. Northrop and low price job printing at the Mar office and quick sales at the Oneida store.

John Langdale Warren Hickory Street Joan Lauvysr Mar Oneida

In Memoriam Observances for Gen Grant at Library Hall

Observances of Eben N. Ford Post G A R honored General and President U S Grant last Thursday at Library Hall. The program featured songs by Mrs Waters Miss Jennie Bell W V N Yates and Henry Gross a 20 minute speech by Rev W A Rankin and tributes from Comrades McCalmont Parmlee and Mr Stone. A collection was taken for a G A R monument in Washington and the audience dispersed.

Library Hall U. S. Grant S. H. Davis C. A. Waters Jennie Bell W. V. N. Yates Henry Gross Waters Mr. Yates Burgess W. A. Rankin Minnie Roudebush

Refinery Proposal Circulates Among Oil Producers

About 25 to 30 prominent operators met in Capt Borcher's office to discuss forming a joint stock association to refine and market their oil. They plan a local refinery under trustees, shipping by tank cars to reduce storage costs and avoid Standard Oil. Next Thursday a general Oil City meeting will choose delegates to participate.

Capt. Borcher Col. Gardener W. Waters Phillips Brothers Butler County H. A. Jamieson Oil City L. F. Watson C. A. Corwen J. T. Shirley D. Beatty, Sr L. T. Borchers F. H Rockwell

C P Northrop Introduces New Style Shoes for All

C P Northrop showcases the latest shoe fashion for ladies men and children marking a new style line in footwear. The store emphasizes updated designs and fit across all ages with a focus on modern trends.

C. P. Northrop

Farmers Meeting Sparks Sheep Protection Talk in Warren County

A Warren County Agricultural Association meeting at the Court House drew good attendance as leaders urged action on sheep protection. Talks covered dog taxes, soil fertility, and crop rotation with plans for next October exhibits and prize donations.

Warren County Agricultural Association Court House Lott G. F. Mead Clark Dalrymple Warren County Erie County J. M. Davies Messrs J. P D. A A. Samuelson B. G. Morrison P. Berry T. P. Jenkins S. Park N. H. Kidder Morrison B. F. Morris Harris

Farewell to Albert W Morck ex Burgess died April 28 1587

Albert W Morck former Burgess and councilman of Warren died last Thursday April 28 age 35 years 7 months after a January illness that ended in Brights disease He was born in Warren and educated at Bellevue College New York later running a Warren druggist business elected twice as Councilman and once Burgess funeral at Lutheran Church Rep Doerr German and Dr Ryan English Knights of Pythias and Harragar Society attended and the Last Words are published with prayers and floral tributes

Albert W. Morck Warreen Bright Mr. Merck Warren Bellevue College New York Burgess Lutheran Church Doerr Ryan Knights of Pythias Harragar Society

Thanks for Kindness in Time of Sorrow

To our friends and neighbors we send heartfelt thanks for kindness during our recent bereavement. We especially thank Rob ert Blumlodge D O H Knights of Pythias and O R for supportive rites and the Warren press for expressions of regret. A Merck, Jr. and family.

Robert Blumlodge Knights of Pythias O. R Warren

Hawthorne U S Roof Paint Advertises Local Use

Roof paint advertises Hawthornes U S Roof Paint as suitable for tin or shingle roofs and improving durability and appearance. For prices and details contact Mr. Levi Smith in North Clarendon, Pa. Also recommended for iron oil tanks.

L. Jones Hawthorne U. S Levi Smith North Clarendon

Ice dealer offers quality supply at reasonable rates

Ep Clemens announces ready ice supply at best quality for all parties. Orders go to Post Office or residence for prompt service. Warren, April 25, 1887.

Clemens

Olean Plans Electric Light Plant and Erie News Bits

Olean discusses an electric light plant while Erie reports sparrows as a nuisance and Meadville experiments with a ball and chain cure for tramps. The Franklin directory shows about 7 000 residents. Chautauqua Lake railway grading proceeds. the Swedish orphanage will be dedicated in August.

Erie Meadville Franklin Chautauqua Lake Railway

Oil wells deepen as Grand Valley price rises in Warren County

In Warren County reports note Chandler's Valley oil well at about 500 feet with gas and depth increasing daily. Grand Valley oil now sells at a premium of 17 cents per barrel due to a competing pipe line. Also, Mrs. 8 P Mead died in Youngsville April 12, 1887. A new post office named Argenda opens in Deerfield with Charles Covell as Postmaster. A cider still case in Columbus involves Internal Revenue agents seizing a wash boiler.

Frank Long Warren Bear Lake Chandler’s Valley Grand Valley 8. P. Mead Youngsville Argenda Deerfield Warren County Tidioute Charles Covell

Pleasant Wedding Unites Cramer and Thompson in Farmington

Mr. Carl Cramer and Miss May Thompson of Farmington wed Thursday evening April 21 at the bride’s parents home, with a large turnout of relatives and friends from Farmington Pine Grove Glade and Sugar Grove. The ceremony occurred at 8:30 with a hearty reception and elegant gifts noted.

Carl Cramer May Thompson Farmington J. M. Thompson Pine Grove Glade Sugar Grove

Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promoted For Mental Exhaustion

An article extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as restoring brain and nerve energy after daily mental strain from business and professional work. It claims the tonic boosts vitality, counters fatigue, and treats fever, rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation, and kidney and uterine weakness, with physicians endorsing it as a medicated stimulant.

Best in the world Opera Piano at J. K. Weavers Music Store

J K Weavers Music Store showcases Opera Piano admired as finest in world with full stock of Taber Organs White Sewing Machines and a wide range of new music albums instruction books needles and parts for sewing machines Repairs offered at moderate prices.

J. K. Weaver

Trout tales and town news from Bear Lake vicinity

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE reports butter at 17 cents per pound and hay at ten dollars per ton. Trout stories circulate as villagers travel to Bear Lake and Brokenstraw. Bridge improvements west of town are planned with Mr. Hamilton in charge. Creamery starts next Monday and local mills expand. Congregationalists welcome Rev. Westfall. local Grange adds members. farming and building activity rise as spring progresses.

Seehold Bear Lake Brokenstraw Judge Barker Lottsville Warren Irve Baker’s Davis, Jones & Co G. D. Cummings Grange Congregationalists Westfall Riceville Shirk Centerville, Pa

Local Notes from Sugar Grove and Surrounding Towns

Sugar Grove reports L Temple and wife moving to Race street home formerly occupied by Mrs. Jane Payne while Horace Mix Sr buys the adjoining lot and improves its look. Emry Davis moved home in critical condition. A drowning accident near Corydon claims four boys ages 14, 11, 12, and 8, sons of George Hotchkiss and Warren F Moore. Reverend S Dimmick and family thank Kinzua outsiders for a seventy dollar donation to his salary.

L. Temple Jane Payne Race Street Horace Mix Jaggar Muzzy Emry Davis A. J. Lindsey Russells M. E C. C. Hunt Bates Spartansburg Alex Russell Markham Gowanda Ladies Aid Society H. Harmon Johnson Lakewood Corydon George Hotchkiss Warren F. Moore Pierce Run Bone Rev. S. Dimmick Kinzua

Public Auction at Lars Samuelson Farm Near Chandler’s Valley

The owner will sell at public vendue on Thursday May 12 1887 at 1 PM two miles south of Chandler’s Valley. The sale includes seven dairy cows one span mares milk vats Fenner churn harness wagons carriages tools hogs smith tools and household goods. Old age forces retirement. Terms under five dollars cash over five dollars payable in one year with approved security. Lars Samuelson D Futkerson Auctioneer.

Chandler’s Valley Lars Samuelson D. Futkerson

Skilled Veterinarian Treats Horses and Cattle in Warren

Is prepared to treat all diseases of the Horse and Cow in a skillful and knowing way. Farmers and others desiring the services of a skilled practitioner, at reasonable rates, will do well to give him a call. Office at S. Keller's harness shop, Warren, Pa.

S. Keller’s Warren

Visiting Cards Debut at Marz Office in Latest Styles

The Marz office has received and neatly printed the newest visiting card styles. The item showcases updated typography and design features aimed at modern professional use.

Marz

P. Northrop Shoes Highlight New Styles and Low Prices

P. Northrop, a popular shoe dealer, promotes the latest styles with prompt service and consistently low prices. Shoppers are urged to visit soon for good deals.

P. Northrop

Bargain sale of billiard and pool tables by Frank Caro

Frank Caro of Kinzua Warren County Pa offers for sale his billiard and pool tables in first class order at bottom prices. Contact address listed in Warren County for potential buyers.

Frank Caro Kinzua, Warren Co

Commemoration of Grant Birth Anniversary in Washington

The 65th anniversary of Ulysses S. Grant's birth was observed at the Metropolitan Church in Washington. Ex-Postmaster General Cresswell and ex-Confederate General Colston gave addresses. General Burdett praised Logan as Grant's right arm in early battles and criticized officials for joining Calhoun statue unveiling.

Washington Gen. Grant Metropolitan Church Cresswell Colston Burdett Logan Grant Calhoun

Bell Brothers White Goods Special Sale in Warren

A large New York market auction inspired sale begins Monday May 2 for one week at Bell Brothers. Victoria Lawn fabrics and corded lace piques are cut to half price with other white goods like lace curtains and organ di es offered at deep discounts.

Local Couples Wed in April 1887 Ceremonies

Marriages recorded in April 1887 include Albert Witz to Mary Schantz in Glade by Rev. P Doerr. Dell Roy Woodard to Eva L Strickland in Busti by Rev. H M Burns. Charles McKinney to Jennie Maguire in Pittsfield by Rev. W L Breckenridge. All pairs list residences Warren Youngsville Pittsfield and surrounding areas.

Obituary notices from Warren and nearby towns

Deaths reported for Daniel Kerven 68 in Warren on April 30 1887 funeral at St Josephs Church. Albert W Morck 35 in Warren April 23 1887. John Sheultz Sr 72 in Glade April 26 1887. William Green 63 in Glade April 26 1887. Lida Eliza Streich two years 14 days in Brookston Pa April 2 1887.

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