Warren Mail May 9 1882 Time Codes
Reprint page from the Warren Mail dated May 9 1882 shows time stamps and fragmented codes from Hazeltine and Co including sequences like 12M 6P.M 10 P.M and numeric letters. The readable content is minimal and the rest appears as garbled data.
Springtime rumors and Warren shopping notes arise
The column blends seasonal musings with local commerce and events in Warren. It notes rising soda prices, a new cigar, millinery displays, a 99 cent store, upcoming sermons, a lunar comet view, barber openings, a brick bank block, a bakery conversion, a Roscoe Hall production of Hazel Kirke, and a stray brindle bulldog found in Stoneham with ownership request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
The
Baptist Church
Harry Marks
Warren Hotel
Henry %. Getz
Trinity Memorial Church
Warren County
the Mart
van Etten
Shellhammer & Lesser
A. Kirberger
Leonhart
Hazel Kirke
Roscoe Hall
Madison Square Theatre Company
New York City
Personal Notes From Warren and Nearby Towns
Personal paragraphs report several local movements and visits. Mrs Mead sails to St Paul with Mar paid, Miss Daggett ventures to Philadelphia and New York for millinery stock, Rev Maxwell preaches on Faith and Contentment, Miss Dreager teaches oil painting in Warren with many pupils and decorates Lieut Jefferson's guest chamber with tasteful embellishments.
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Bairstow
Warren
West
Rose Clark
New York City
F. C
Pierce
Dental Association
Smethport
Miner
Sugar Grove
St. Paul
Minn
Mar
Rasselas Brown
Warren, Pa
Our City
Cleveland
L.S. & M. &. Railway
Lake Shore Road
Titusville
Presbyterian Church
Maxwell
Mr. Nightingale
Ella Dreager
Warren Telephone Exchange Responds to Cable and Rent Fight
The Warren Telephone Exchange argues it must own all wires within fifteen miles to fund expansion and provides details of its fee structure for lines used outside Warren. It defends fair charges, cites other exchanges, and urges subscribers not to boycott while maintaining service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass “Mit
Warren
Exchange
Stoneham
Clarendon
Warren Exchange
Buffalo
Bradford
Cleveland
Rochester
Utica
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Warren Telephone Exchange Co
Veterans plan Decoration Day rites and headstone aid
Veterans met on Saturday and Monday to organize Decoration Day arrangements. The committee includes R Dennison L T Borchers J A Steele Willard White S M Cogswell J W Lytle C W Smith H S Thomas J O Parmlee. Headstones for soldiers graves sent by the government to Maj D W C James for delivery before Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Dennison
L. T. Borchers
J. A. Steele
Willard White
S.M. Cogswell
J. W. Lytle
C. W. Smith
H.S. Thomas
J.o.parmlee
D. W.C. James
Willard White Withdraws Lands From Sale in Four Townships
Willard White, Esq., of Stoneham has withdrawn all his lands exceeding 5,000 acres from sale in Glade Mead She field and Cherry Grove townships for the present. No one is authorized to offer the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard White
Stoneham
Glade, Mead, Shefield
Cherry Grove
Ebopfer
N. Sill
Allegheny
Warren
Warren County
Irvine
Sill’s Run
Warren Hotel
Alexander Wallace
Justices of the Peace Commissioned for Five Years
The following Justices received commissions Monday May 1 authorizing them to deal out Justice for five years from date G A Jackson Youngsville Roman Lehnar Warren W W Slone Pine Grove R E Miller Farmington J B Langdon Sugar Grove John Cooney Brokenstraw Joseph Clendenning Elk A M Gillam Triumph Charles Covell Deerfield J T Barker Freehold H Lilley Conewango
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
G. A. Jackson
Youngsville
Roman Lehnar
Warren
W. W. Slone
Pine Grove
R. E. Miller
Farmington
J. B. Langdon
Sugar Grove
John Cooney
Brokenstraw
Joseph Clendenning
Elk
A. M. Gillam
Triumph
Charles Covell
Deerfield
J. T. Barker
Freehold
H. Lilley
Conewango
Unusual Goods Advertised by Wells Tooth Paste Route
Local notice touts Wells toothpaste with L G Noggs as druggist and promotes baby carriages at ten thousand dollars and suitings and pantaloonings at George Ball & Co. Offer invites inspection in person for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noggs
George Ball & Co’s
Dentists Convene at Warren for Nineteenth Annual Meeting
The Lake Erie Dental Association held its nineteenth annual convention in Warren from Tuesday 10 a.m. to Thursday noon. Officers elected include President J. H. Heary and Secretary C. D. Elliott. Delegates named to State and American Dental Associations. Resolutions honored the late Dr. S. W. Tenny and urged compliance with the 1876 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie Dental Association
Warren
H. T. King
Sandy Lake
D. C. Dann
Meadville
D. C. Elliott
Franklin
J. H. Heiry
Oil City
W. E. Magill
Eric
V. McAlpine
Duke Centre
J. H. Nelson
North East
Cyrus Lee
J. A. Todd
Titusville
Geo. Burnam
Union City
E. R. Allen
Girard
E. M. Pierce
C. C. Allen
Buffalo
Ek. H. Danforth
J. B. Rawson
Jamestown
N. Y
W. A. Cobb
Sugar Grove
Fred C. Pierce
Smethport
J. E. Berkstresser
J. Danforth
A. Fisher
J. Sager
Barnam
Magill
Curwen
State Hospital
North Warren
J. H. Heary
C. D. Elliott
Board of Censors
D. C. Dunn
George Burnam
Cyrus See
E. KR. Allen
American Dental Association
F. Herrick
Geo. Elliott
D.C. Dunn
Pa. Resolutions of Respect Were Passed In Memory of the Late Dr. 8. W. Tenny
Corry
Curwen and Guth
State Insane Hospital
Board of Examiners
Williamsport
Railroad progress and officers on regional lines
Reports from Dunkirk and surrounding areas note the B P and W line nearing full operation to Brocton with track complete and ballasted. The extension toward Irving shows steel down to that point and rapid progress toward a full line by September. Belle Braden stands out as a railroad officer and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Brocton
Journal
N. Y
Chicago
Waynesburg and Washington Railroad
Pennsylvania
Miss Braden
Warren & Farnsworth Valley
Wood
Towell
Clarendon
Oil City
Bradford
Bradford & Kinzua
Titusville
Warren
Wagner
Opening of B. P. and W. railroad extension
The B. P. and W. extension from Warren to Kinzua opens for business on Wednesday May 17. A grand excursion from Titusville to Bradford is planned with fourteen coaches on the main line and double that on the narrow gauge. The trip passes Oil City, Warren, and Kinzua with speeches, a banquet in Armory Hall, dancing, and late return to Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Kinzua
Irvington
Bradford Star
Bradford
Titusville
Oil City
Northern Field
Armory Hall
J. C. Fox
Local Firms Open New Hardware and Furniture Showrooms
W. H. Simpson & Co. opens a store opposite Variety Hall selling gas fixtures iron sinks kitchen boilers water-closets bath-tubs sewer pipes and related items. McNett & Co. advertises Warren’s largest furniture stock at bottom prices on Hickory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simpson & Co
Variety Hall
McNett & Co
Warren
Hickory Street
Judge and Jury Trial Dockets Several Verdicts
Court last week convened Monday to Saturday with Judge McDermitt of Mercer and Judge Brown of Franklin presiding. Cases disposed include Conklin v Thompson with plaintiff awarded 1.2876. Heztel...ine v Bankson ejectment. Short v Bates plaintiffs awarded 484.35. Wade v Andrews plaintiffs awarded 199.08. others settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermitt
Mercer
Brown
Franklin
Bates
John Conklin
J. A. Thompson
Boon Mead Estate
F. B. Guthrie
George Hezeltine
Peter Bankson
W.H. Short
Wm. Bates
Ci Pickard
J.O. Milton
A. Wade
Hiram ‘Andrews
Grand and Traverse Jurors Drawn for June Court Term
Grand jurors announced for the June term convening Monday at 2 PM include W Cummings as foreman of Sugar Grove with members from Brokenstraw, Columbus, Glade, Youngsville, Freehold, Warren, Cherry Grove, Conewango, Corydon, Elk, Pleasant, Limestone, Eldred, and other towns. Traverse jurors list names from Columbus, Brokenstraw, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Warren, Conewango, Glade, Mead, Sheffield, Farmington, Deerfield, Eldred, Tidioute, and more, reflecting broad county participation.
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Cummings
Foreman
Sugar Grove
Aken
John
Brokenstraw
Bush
Columbus
Birtsell
Glade
Blodget T. H
Youngsville
Crecraft
Freehold
Dunn
Samuel
Warren
Farnsworth
EK. M
Cherry Grove
Griffith
Hall
Monroe
Hatch
E. B
Kidder
E. T
Conewango
Morrison
Corydon
Marsh
A. C
Elk
Miller
A. P
Manderville
Spring Creek
Meehan
Rowland
Sill
Pleasant
Sterling
Limestone
Thompson
Eldred
Tome
Truby
Wheelock
E. R
Traverse
Albro
Berzell
Frank
Briggs
Pine Grove
Blodgett
Boon
D. D
Bennett
J. C
Crocker
Sidney
Clark
L. W
Conklin
Jacob
Mead
DeLaney
Nat
Dibble
Davis
A. A
James
Sheffield
Fulkrod
Henry
Gunning
J. T
Gray
Hertzel
Izen
Reid
Roupe
Tidioute
Snapp
Trantum
George
J. N
Young
Woodin
C. A
Warren County Oil Production Shows April Output at 69209.94 Barrels
The Warren County pipeline carry lines report April output totaling 69 209 94 barrels with an average daily run of 23 070 barrels. The production is tied to the Warren County field including Stoneham Clarendon Sheffield Bluejay Kinzua and Glade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Union
Aepeere
Warren
Stoneham
Clarendon
Sheffield
Bluejay
Kinzua
Glade
Unclaimed Letters and Local Fires Reported
Unclaimed letters in Warren Pennsylvania post office as of May 6 1882 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office after four weeks. Pittsburg court house burned last Sunday a costly fire with saved records and a death. Racine Wisconsin suffered a $500 000 blaze. the Bennett House Smethport burned. warning to buy white lead paints from L G Noyes Druggist. Melton Spring Overcoats advertised.
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Smethport
Jamestown
Chautaqua Lake
Lownsberry Block
West Third Street
Allegany County
Styx
Buffalo Express
Cleveland
Journal
North East
Warren
Parks, Craig & Hazzard
Chautauqua Dairymen’s Board of Trade
Bailey
Sanford E. Morgan
James Banker
R. Painter
S. E. Brown
Mary E. Peterson
Laura Current
James E. Rikert
Erving Curman
Jonas Stingel
John Dunlap
Mark Swansson
Alf Frantz
Christian Skoold
Anna Hegeman
A. B. Smith
J. A. Johnson
William Toohey
Patrick Jones
Frank H. Whitlock
Cyrus Kennady
F. Williams
Julia Keller
Miss Mary Wilson
William Morris
M. M. Watkins
Daniel
D. C. Allen
P. M
Pittsburg Court House
Harry McDermott
Racine
Wisconsin
Bennett
L. G. Noyes
Melton Spring
George Ball & Co’s
A Few Home Items from Sugar Grove May 8 1882
Sugar Grove notes brisk spring business as Jagger and Dr Seabury erect frames for new houses while Crouch Cobb break ground. Harmon Co builds cellar wall for a store. A Bullock shifts from blacksmithing to planing and molding. Calves shipped May 6. Sam Lord returns to Forest Street. Prof Beecher develops Union school course. AOUW and Royal Templars grow. Jake Wiggins to stay as landlord. some residents won’t be 21 until next year.
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Jagger
Dr. Seabury
George Crouch
W. A. Cobb
Harmon & Co
John
A. Bullock
Harry Cole
Sam Lord
Forest Street
Prof. Beecher
A.O. U. W. Order
Council of Royal Templars
Col. Atwood
Jake Wiggins
Riddell
Jake
Local notices and visits mark week in 1882
The report lists several town happenings including deaths from diphtheria and a paralytic stroke affecting Peter Evans aged over seventy. It notes new millinery and dressmaking shops opened by Mrs. Earnest and Mrs. Swalley, multiple visitors and travelers such as W. A. Brough of Franklin and Miss Lilla Hague, and various residents traveling to New York or the East.
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Barclay
Earnest
Swalley
Peter Evans
W. A. Brough
Franklin
C. B. Bucklin
L. E. Hammond
L. C. Eliott
Charlestown
Mass
J. L. Grandin
Lou Clark
Oil City
Miss McClintock
A. R. Lake
Duke Centre
Sterrit
S. Co
Freehold Town Hall Repairs and Local Updates May 1882
Town Hall repair underway and to reopen with a dance on May 12. Butter price 24 cents this week. Mr Green from Panama buying supplies at P Wright's. Reading club organized. Hill Side lessons by Miss Crecroft. stage route change with Frank Eastman resuming control. Town Council meeting notes include sidewalk work, police payments, street scraper purchase, and damages claim investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Green
Panama
P. Wright
Sliter
Jessie Crecroft
Hill Side
Grandma Stuart
Sugar Grove
David Chase
Pittsfield
Katy Crecroft
B. A. Crecroft
Frank Eastman
Burgess Jamieson
Dennison
Bell
Waters
Conarro
Leonhart
Morck
Hazeltine
Borchers
Market Street
S. T. Allen
Burgess and Council
Conewango Creek
Allegheny River
A. W. Morcek
Avaneesebe
D. Magee
Jas
Clark & Co
P. Henry
B. F. Morris
J.C. Utter
A.C. Lacy
J. M. Myers
P. & E. Railroad
G. C. James Col
R. Brown Esq
C. W. Stebbins
Third
Poplar
S Ec
Struthers Wells & Co
Preston
Marriages in Jamestown and surrounding towns in 1882
In Jamestown New York on April 30 1882 Harry W Pickett of Warren wed Augusta L Shannon of Irvington at the Sherman House. In Glade on May 2 1882 Will H Utter of Warren wed Jennie S James of Glade at the bride’s parents home. In Conewango on May 4 1882 Worth Jaquins wed Anice Siggins, both of Conewango, at the bride’s parents home. In Hanover May 1 1882 N B Merritt of Hazel Grove Missouri wed Matilda Cranson, daughter of N P Tanner of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango
L. F. Merritt
Anice Siggins
Merritt—Cranson
Hanover
N. B. Merritt
Hazel Grove
Matilda Cranson
N. P. Tanner
Obituaries notice for infants and a child from 1882
In Glade on April 25 1882 George William son of Mr and Mrs Robert House aged 10 months 11 days. GROSS In Conenango on April 25 1882 Christian son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Gross aged 7 years 4 months 26 days Also April 26 1882 Jacob son of the same aged 2 years 3 months 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
George William
Robert House
Gross
Conenango
Christian
Jacob Gross
Jacob
Landowners Ordered to Install Sidewalks and Grading
Borough orders owners to complete specified front and adjoining improvements within twenty days or the council will perform the work and charge costs to the properties with a 26 percent lien. Street lines, grades, and walks listed for numerous property owners along High Street Liberty Street Sixth Street Short Street and adjacent areas.
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Hunter & Son
Front Street
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T. H. Ernes
Dentists
Railroad Record
Allegany
Lra
Garfield
Union Pipe Line
Rogers’ Mill
Pittsburg & Western
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Echo
Wenk
Tionesta Republican
State Medical Society
State Hospital For
Wilkins
Erie
Abbie Stanton
Ettie Strickland
Annie Dunning
Maud James
Maggie Wood
Gertie Strickland
Charlie Swanson
Clarence Briggs
Tommy Wood
Leslie Startout
Minnie A. Woon
Chautauqua Sunday-school Assembly
Chautauqua Lake
Cherry Grove School No. 1
Annie Colson
Bertha Farnsworth
Lizzie Larson
Blanche Sweet
Mena Johnson
Edith Larson
Melia Hoagland
Minnie Nelson
Martena Nelson
Henry Farnsworth
Estellia Noyes
Colvin
Salamanca
Joseph Wilkie
Wilkie
JUDGE
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Luc Luullyy
A.A. Davis & Co.’s
Wrightsville
Council Proceedings
A. A. Davis & Co.’s
M. Waters
David Grindley
B. Platte
George Pratt
M. Mead
O. Hail Estate
Joseph Boyd
Poplar Street
East Side
James McMullan’s Heirs
BF. Hi
Rockwell
Hazeltine, Rankin & Co
Hazel Street
West Side
J. E. King
John Kropp
Z. Gemmill
Laurel Street
C. B. Curtis
Union Street
Richard Dunham
James Steadman
Daniel Kirvin
Beech Street
Martin Cribbins
George McKee Theirs
Water Street
M. B. Dunham
John O’ Hern
Wm. Kline
E. P. Hall
C. Dinsmoor
Z. H. Eddy
P. Falconer
E. Cowan
Stone & Noyes
S. J. Page
H. W. Crandall
F. A. Cogswell
T.S. Messner
P. E. Sonne
Win. Utter
A. T. Scofield
C. Reterer
Mrs. C. Reterer
P. Gissellbrecht
John Honhart
F. Baltzinger
G. L. Chapel Estate
W. Fellows
Struthers, Wells & Co
Frank Wolfe
John Seigrist
Joseph Owens
Jacob Hartman
St. Grossenburg
Kenny Smith
J. Gissellbrecht
John Truby
T. O. Hutchinson
Norton Cook
Amariah Cook
John Heible
S. R. Emery
Mrs. J. Stahle
M. Cogswell
C. Schellhammer
Thad Reig
S. H. Cogswell
G. H. Leonhart
A. Offerlee
Martin Schaeffer
Albert Seiner
George Reig, Sr
L. Kastator
Z. KE. Eddy
John Hahn
John M. Olney
John A. Bell
J. A. Weible
Fifth Street
North Side
H.C. Aldrich
Jacob and
George Folmer
A.S. Dalrymple
Stephen Carver
Watson and Wetmore
John Knupp
Henry Knupp
Chester Park
C. W. Stone
J. C. Grindley
Wm. O. Grindley
South Side
O. B. Dalrymple
Wm. Scott
Hiram Eddy
J. K. Palmer
W. H. Copeland
Third Street
Joseph Lindsey
Philip Beyer
Henry Boss
G. L. Friday
Eric and Jane Merrill
Conrad Lesser
Isaac Lacy
Episcopal Church
O. Hall
John Howhart
Theodore Hall
Z. E. Eddy
J.C. Wells
Thomas Struthers
S. W. Waters
R. Miles
Warren School
G. H. Ames
High Street
Dan’l Kirvin
A. Morck
Samuel Johnson
Alexander Brown
Clemons
G. W. Scofield
Boon Mead
Wm. Levens
A. H. Lacy
J. Halliday
J. Davidson
T. J. Taft
F. A. Randall
Geo. W. Sill
Greenland Bros
D. W. Brodhead
Ed. Dugan
Mrs. M. Spinner
Timothy Foley
Thos. Ryan
Daniel Ryan
Wm. Haggerty
Cousins Bros
Fred Baltzinger
Owen Ramsey
Patrick Burke
John Seichrist
Mrs. Silk
Warren Wooden Ware
Richard Attridge
Carlow
P. Meehan
Godfrey Haas
Christian Haag
P. Suttor
W. Kidder
J. G. Brown
D. Grindley
Liberty Street
P. Johnson
A. B. Miller
S. T
O. C. Allen
A. J. Davis
Evangelical Church
Andrew Fisher
J. H. Eddy
D. M. Williams
Sixth Street
Short Street
H. N. Crandall
J. H. Palmer
W. W. Wilbur
Mrs. P. Bucher
A. Hertzel
C. W. Rathbun
Richard Alden
Mrs. W. Snyder
Hk. M. Pierce
Rufus W. Irvine
W. W. Wilour
Co. Arnold
Win. Scott
H. G. Eddy
Z. Bk. Eddy
W. M. Lindsey
Kk, Barnes
M. and
Second Street
A. H. Ludlow
O. C. Ailen
J. Johnson
J. Eysinger
Easy Street
Dwight Cowan
Jane Allen
Los
Martin Kopf
Jacob Stabe
J. F. Davis Heirs
W. A. Greaves
Lutheran Church
G. C. James
East Street
Wim. Swanson
M. Miles
P. Gruber, Sr
C. Smith
Joseph Schaller
Geo. Arnold, &I
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H. A. Jamieson
Burgess
Bures
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Water
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A. H. McKelvy
W.A. Rankin
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Potaes
Davis’ Drug Store
Citizens Savings Bank
Robert Dennison
P. Se
F. Henry
V. Davis
J. R. Ener A. Hertzel
George N. Parmlee
W. Dz.rown
Flickey Street
Carver House
Schellhammer & Lesser
Schuhammer & Lesser
City Music Store
Homas L. Manville
Warren, Penna General Agent
Kranich & Bach’s Pianos
Thomas L. Manville