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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1885

Page

3

Warren Mail notices and upcoming events in Warren

In Warren this week May 5 1885 crowds hear about civil cases and local doings. Barnum's circus may visit. Struthers Hose festival social. Knight Templars visit. Agricultural association meets May 23. Evangelical Church services Sunday 11 am. Local improvements at Ludlow House and Exchange Hotel praised. Concert by McGibeny family May 7 and gymnastic shows May 11. Regular meetings of Mozart Club and Warren Union School preparations for exhibition and graduation May 29 with twelve graduates.

Barnum’s Circus Warren Struthers Hose Company Mt. Olivet Deckers California Warren Co. Agricultural Association Occidental H. It. A Philadelphia Pittsburg Carver House Silk Ludlow House Evangelical Church T. G. Clewell Cleveland Warren, Sugar Grove Mayuille R. R Hamilton Watts Flats Grant and Busti Rinleis Struthers Harrison Jamestown McNett and Ritzenthaler Miller Warren Union School Mozart Club E. B. Frew J. K. Simpson Sec. and Treas FE. Launtz C. H. Noyes T. Rieg T. Rieg, 8. E. Davis, Chas. Stricker, E. E. Linn, M. Jamieson, L. van Ord James Hazeltine Frank Sailor Jules Morrison

People in Print May 8 highlights and local moves

A collection of notes from Warren and surrounding towns lists Maggie Mitchells appearance next Friday May 8 Judge W D Brown presiding in Clarion recent, Dr Willard Steadman visiting from Connecticut, Mrs T Keeler returning from Cincinnati, Major James heading to Mercer for a ailing wife, Rev P Doerr officiating at St Johns Lutheran Erie dedication, Mrs H P Hunter to Philadelphia two weeks, and Mrs S Green treating patients at Carver House Mondays. Also mentions James Steadman death, Rev L M Boyer sermons in Yankee Bush and Mack Church May 13, General McCreary to speak on Decoration Day, Miss Daggett shopping in New York for millinery, Kent family moving from Florida to James town, J H Williams takes hotel near Falconer, Jamestown Swede paper discuss Lacy, news of baby-waker for veterans, and August Merck Jr leaving for optics study in New York Cincinnati for two months.

Maggie Mitchell W. D. Brown Clarion Willard Steadman Connecticut T. Keeler Cincinnati Major James Mercer P. Doerr St. John’s Lutheran Church Erie H. P. Hunter Philadelphia L. M. Boyer Mead School Yankee Bush Mack Church Quaker Hill D. B. McCreary Warren Eben N. Ford Clarendon Warren Post Spring Streets Journal J. H. Williams Kinzua Falconer Warren County Vart Nya Lacy J. N. Lacy Mr. Lacy Newman Fred Baltzinger Eben N. Ford Post Andrew Ludlow Andy Fritz August Merck, Jr Merck Bro’s New York Davies Irvineton W. H. Metzgar P. O’brien Thos. Haslett Jas. Brown Rev. Davies Pittsfield Will Christie Joe Trask Daniel L. O’brien Thomas Haslett Tom Dan Hall M. E. Church Good Templars Hall Walters Bros Patch & Arnold Cole

Lorenz Mart to Receive Tuning Orders at Merck Brothers

Lorenz Mart the piano manufacturer will hereafter receive tuning and repair orders at Merck Brothers Jewelry Store. All work is warranted. Lorenz Mart, Piano Manufacturer.

Lorenz Mart Messrs. Merck

Rooms for rent near Carver House on Hickory Street

Good, comfortable rooms on the first floor a short distance from Carver House on Hickory Street. Apply to B. PLaTre.

Carver House Hickory St B. Platre

Wallpaper stock from cheap to fine on front for Davis Co

A A Davis and Company remains at the front with a complete stack of wall paper offerings ranging from the cheapest to the finest, including remnants.

A. A. Davis & Co

Ed Clemons Offers Pure Spring Water Ice On Order

Ed Clemons now ready to fill all orders for his pure spring water ice in any quantity. Orders may be sent by telephone or left at his wagon.

Ed. Clemons

A. A. Davis & Co. Floor Oil Cloth Ad

See our line of floor oil cloth before purchasing. A. A. Davis & Co. offers a selection likely advertised as practical home furnishings and floor coverings to protect surfaces.

A. A. Davis & Co

Mail Office Offers Premium Job Printing Services

The Mail Office promotes top quality job printing with superior stock and low prices. It invites customers to compare prices before placing orders, promising efficient service and best value for quality work.

Frances Harrington Artist and We Do Boots and Shoes Ad

Frances S Harrington offers drawing painting in oil or water color portraits in crayon by 50 cents per day 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 4. A. A Davis & Co advertises boots and shoes baby carriages in stock at very cheap prices with cheapest quality options.

Frances S. Harrington Third Streets A. A. Davis & Co

Climax Incubator pamphlet offered by Kane firm

J. L. Cousins & Co of Kane Pennsylvania will mail a descriptive pamphlet of their Climax Incubator postpaid to any applicant. The ad also promotes Has Cough Cure priced at 25 cents and directs inquiries to Johnson & Biegfried.

J. L. Cousins & Co Kane, Pa Ask Johnson & Biegfried

Pearl of Savoy at Library Hall starring Maggie Mitchell

Maggie Mitchell returns to Library Hall next Friday evening May 8 in Warren's new play Pearl of Savoy. With a first class company her earnest vivacious performance should draw a full house. seats go on sale Wednesday morning at the usual place.

Library Hall Maggie Mitchell Warren Pearl of Savoy

Camp and Hospital Lecture by Mrs Wittenmyer

Mrs Annie Wittenmyer will lecture at Warren Baptist Church on Tuesday evening May 12 on Camp and Hospital. The talk covers the late civil war told pleasantly and praised nationwide. Veterans are especially invited to attend. camp songs will be sung by a male quartet. Admission is 25 cents.

Annie Wittenmyer Warren Baptist Church

Evangelical Conference Assignments in Franklin District

The Pittsburgh Conference of the Evangelical Church met at West Millville Clarion county Pa with Bishop Dubs presiding. Appointments for Franklin district include Presiding Elder T G Clewell Franklin. T Bach Warren and Forest M V Deveause North Clarendon M L Weaver Warren L M Boyer.

Evangelical Conference Pittsburgh

Dressmaker Miss Maggie Ronne Opens Warren Shop

Miss Maggie Ronne announces her return to Warren and opens a shop at W. Scott’s residence corner Market and Fifth streets. She offers dressmaking in all branches, cutting and fitting as a specialty, and teaches the celebrated Combination System of cutting without fitting.

Maggie Ronne Warren W. Scott Market and Fifth Streets

Window Shade Line Offers Custom Made Shades

A local supplier announces a complete line of window shades made to order. The firm emphasizes customizable sizing and fabric choices to fit any room.

A. A. Davis & Co Wendlebee

Bey Bros Silk Ribbon Pricing for No 9 to No 16

Bey Brothers advertise a new silk ribbon lineup with prices per size: No 9 at 14 cents No 12 at 18 cents No 16 at 20 cents indicating a discount tier for retailers and crafters.

Bey Bros

Bell Bros Dress Goods Stock Up Boldly in Warren

Bell Bros touts an unmatched Warren stock with all wool taffias satin berbers cashmeres and cut cashmeres in new shades at 25 percent below usual prices. They boast huge black-goods inventory and claim buying power lets them undercut Western Pennsylvania rivals while drawing crowds with strong prices and advertised guarantees.

Warren Pennsylvania Bett Bros

Pinafore Enjoyed by Warren Amateur Company

Two nights of Pinafore at Library Hall drew large crowds and strong praise from a local audience. Mrs Bernard led the cast with solid performances and the production netted about 240 for the Exchange H. L. Co. Cast lists include Flora Bell, Alice Parmlee, Frank Keene, and many more. the choir and orchestra earned acclaim. Plans mentioned to repeat in Ridgway and Titusville.

Warren Ladies and Gentlemen Library Hall W. W. Wilbur Geo. Conrath EF. E. Linn Geo. King Frank Osborn A. Knowlson H. Harkins J. Haggerty W. Crouse Ed. Dunham Hattie Reig Ross Andrews Georgia Wilbur Will Allen A. Kirberger Ed. Bell M. Kirberger Fred Howard Emma Benzino H. Messenger Minnie Metz

Regular Burgess and Town Council Meeting Minutes

The Burgess and council met with full attendance for the monthly session. Reports covered street repairs, lamp replacement, sewer projects, health officer appointment, and ordinances on licenses, muzzling dogs seasonally, and connections to water and sewer systems. A false fire alarm preceded adjournment to June.

Groceries offered at Diamond block store in Warren

Anthony Mintzer announces a new grocery and provisions store in the Diamond block below Warren Hotel. He promises prices far lower than any other house in Warren, with cash purchases, complete stock, and high cash prices to farmers. He invites friends to test his claims.

Anthony Mintzer Diamond Block Warren Warren Hotel

Jacob Keller Tailor Offers Fine Cloths and Suits

Jacob Keller the Tailor announces a vast stock of imported and domestic cloths ready to be made into suits with a guaranteed good fit. He employs skilled workmen and keeps up with the latest styles. Visit rooms on Second Street near Liberty, second story.

Jacob Keller Second Street Liberty

Wallpaper Stock Reaches Second Spring Shipment

The store announces the arrival of its second spring stock of wallpaper. New patterns and colors are now on display with pricing and availability updates for customers seeking refreshed interiors.

An Appeal to the Library Board for prudent reforms

A criticlampoons the Library Association Board pleading for money and book purchases, urging businesslike funding, clearer needs, and a open method to raise endowments. He warns against perpetual appeals and praises tax and donor based support, urging honest presentation of resources and needs. He argues the library should grow gradually with prudent management and real community backing.

Board of Control Ep. Mart The Library Association Esop United States Struthers Zeke Iowa

Neighborhood Notes on Local Improvements and Events

Iron bridge at Parker City to be rebuilt. Mrs A T Prendergast donates 50 dollars to each Jamestown fire company. Chautauqua Lake navigation open. small steamers began last week. Miners Bank at Dundirk failed Monday due to stock speculation. Erie constables ordered to gather tramps for Erie workhouse. Judge Taylor to reduce licensed houses in Oil City at next Court. Northcott Concert Company disbanded in Franklin for poor business. Church of God in Franklin sold for 750 dollars. Busti Farmer’s Club elects officers: Gifford president Rhinehart vice president Smith secretary Johnson treasurer. Powell Bros expand blood stock business to Los Angeles County. one brother in charge. Oren Stoddard of Busti says Palmer and Homer innocent of watering milk, claims persecution. Soldier’s monument at Smethport to be granite, over 4000 dollars, 28 feet high with Gen Thomas L Kane statue. Fruit crops damaged by severe winter. strawberries hurt, grapes severely damaged. NYC Central and Lake Shore plan fast trains competing with Pennsylvania line. new coaches and locomotives expected.

A. T. Prendergast Jamestown N. Y Chautauqua Lake Dunkirk Lake Shore Erie County Erie Taylor Oil City Northcott Concert Company Franklin Church of God Busti Farmer's Club W. C. Gifford A. M. Rhinehart 8. C. Smith Smethport Thomas L. Kane

Abbott’s Letter Locates Clay County As Diversified Farm Gem

In Axisott Mississippi 1885, F M Abbott a former Pennsylvania settler extols Clay County East Mississippi for grasses grains and livestock. He notes low costs for raising horses mules cattle and sheep, excellent soil and climate, strong health and high corn yields, and invites inquiry and visits to validate prospects. He praises rail access and practical inspection over paper reports.

Clay County Mississippi Illinois Abbott Warren F. M. Abbott Pennsylvania West Point Axisott Miss New York

What Will They Do Drive at Warren Store

A Warren Pennsylvania advertisement urges customers to visit Johnson & Siegfried between 10 and 2 next Saturday. It promotes Dr Fenner’s Improved Cough Honey claiming relief in one hour and Arnica and Oil Liniment for rheumatism.

Dr. Fenner Johnson & Siegfried Warren, Pa

Local Notes From Wrightsville May 2 Gardeners and Movers

Wrightsville reports limited planting as residents pursue tasks. Frank Stuart returns from duck hunting on Chautauqua Lake. Ephraim Wright builds and moves into a new house on T. B. Fancher's farm, displacing the Church street home now occupied by A. Wright. A quiet Wednesday wedding at James Stuart's joins Elizabeth Wright and James Stuart with Rev. Brockway officiating. N. F. Wright sawing shingles. John runs a shingle mill. O. C. Messenger enlarges his store. Harry Wright markets the Elmira Telegram each Saturday. Fairu.

Frank Stuart Chautauqua Lake Ephraim Wright T. B. Fancher Church Street A. Wright James Stuart Elizabeth Wright Elizabeth Wright Became Mrs. Stuart, Rev. Brockway, Officiating. N. F. Wright John O. C. Messenger Harry Wright Elmira Fairu

Death and local notices from Youngsville and area

Mrs Eliza Mead died after two years of paralysis at her home in Youngsville. Ralph Phillips, five and a half, drowned after capsizing while fishing. body recovered next day near the bridge. Funeral services held for both, with other town updates on moving stock, visitors, home exteriors, illnesses, and a church entertainment scheduled for May 6.

Youngsville Eliza Mead P.M Ralph Phillips Diefendorf & Jacobs N. Mead Thos. Haliday O. M. Agrelius Marionville A. S. Goodrich Pittsfield A. C. Blodgett Lizzie Haliday Wm. Nutting Clarendon Leroy Phillips E. Lena Excell

May 2 Local Notes From Scranton Irvineton Towns

May 2 items from Scranton and Irvineton report visits, family news, illness, and local business. Dorsey McGrew returns after six months, several residents attend church, mills run, and a rise in employment pay days. Public notices include state education acts, marriage license proposals, and a push to enforce sign boards.

New Wedding and Ball Invitations at the Mail Office

Latest Linen Hem stitch designs arrive for wedding and ball invitations. Visit soon before the assortment sells out. Also touts a liver health tonic Zope-sa and a Johnson & Siegfried sample, promoting general health and job room services at Marit.

Johnson & Siegfried

Thorn Creek remains central to April oil operations

The April oil report shows field conditions improved from March with Thorn Creek driving much of the activity. Fifty nine Thorn Creek wells lose their prior importance as remaining drilling targets prove flashy and less productive. Outside Thorn Creek activity shifts to old fields with renewed drilling in Warren county and surrounding areas including Tiona, Clarence, Glade, Bradford and Allegany.

Thorn Creek Warren County Tiona Clarendon Old Glade Warren Bradford Allegany Derrick

Western New York Agricultural Assn Meeting in Cuba June 11 12

The Western New York Agricultural Association will hold its next meeting in Cuba Allegany county June 11 and 12 with speakers A N Cole veteran editor of Allegany county on drainage and irrigation Dr L Sturtevant from the State Experimental Farm Geneva on farm objects J C Sibley Franklin on Jersey cattle Emin Davis Sugar Grove on Short Horns F G Babcock Hornellsville on Polled cattle B B Lord Sinclairville on Holsteins and Dr J T Edwards on latest ensilage developments Also note a 25 cent Hus Cough Cure from Johnson Siegfried.

Western New York Agricultural Association Cuba Allegany County A. N. Cole L. Sturtevant Geneva J. C. Sibley Franklin Jersey Emin Davis Sugar Grove F. G. Babcock Hornellsville B. B. Lord Sinclairville J. T. Edwards

Warren Borough sidewalk ordinance notice

At a meeting of the Burgess and Town Council of Warren on April 6 1885 the following plan was adopted and ordered published It shall be lawful and the owner or owners of lots on the east side of Market street and the James town road from Sixth street to the borough line must construct a good brick stone or plank sidewalk five feet wide on or before the first of June next The sidewalk shall be accepted by the Burgess and Town Council c C Thompson Burgess Attest Rufus P Kine Clerk.

Health Com Struthers Hose Co Philip Beglar G. D. Manville H. A. Jamieson & Co Parmlee & Henry Library Hall Warren Gas Light Co Hazel Poplar Burgess and Town Council Borough of Warren Market Street Jamestown Road Sixth Street C.c. Thompson Burgess Rufus P. Kine

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