Pinafore Comeback and Local Happenings in Warren
Local column highlights upcoming Library Hall event with Joe Emmett as Fritz on May 21 and notes on Pinafore performances. Reports market activity, new gas pipe work, and a busy week of concerts, church events, and society meetings. Also mentions stock show prospects of Governor Stone and oblique notices on deaths in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman, Dingess & Co
McKain
C. Morgenroad
Baker Bro’s
Hoffman
Supt. Fox
Warren
Stone
Governor Stone
Farmington Cor
Jamestown Democrat
Mrs Green Opens Weekly Clinic at Carver House
Mrs. Green will meet her lady patients at Carver House every Monday from 1 to 3 PM. The notice specifies regular weekly clinic hours for women seeking consultations and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Green
Carver House
Window Shades Made To Order By A A Davis Co
A complete line of window shades offered by A A Davis and Company. Customization options highlighted, emphasizing made to order service and product variety for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Local Wagon Shop Offers Cheap Custom Wagons
Prepared to suit the public in the wagon business at the old shop on Water street near Warren Hotel. They offer heavy lumber wagons of their own make at very low prices with guarantees. Both gentlemen are first class workmen using best materials. Repairing of carriages and wagons done on short notice. Call and see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Warren Hotel
Groceries and Provisions Offered at Low Prices in Diamond Block
Anthony Mintzer announces a new store in Diamond block below Warren Hotel proposing to sell groceries and provisions at prices far below competitors. He claims lighter expenses and cash purchases, inviting customers to test his offerings and noting a full stock of provisions crockery and produce with top cash prices paid to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Mintzer
Diamond Block
Warren
Warren Hotel
Public Library Meeting Invites Warren Residents
Citizens of Warren and vicinity are invited to meet the Board of Control and Library Association at the Library room on Monday evening May 18 at 7 30. C H Noyss, Pres t. Otp Newspapers for sale at the Matz office at 40 cents a hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren and Vicinity
Board of Control
The
Library Association
C. H. Noyss
Pres’t
Otp
Matz
Ed Clemons Opens Spring-water Ice Orders by Phone
Clemons offers pure spring-water ice in any quantity with orders by telephone or at his wagon. Our second spring stock of wallpaper has arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Clemons
A. A. Davis & Co
Boards OF Health
Jewett
George P. Orr Injured in Night Wagon Accident
George P. Orr of Warren was thrown from a spring wagon when the horse bolted after a broken seat incident near Mead's. He suffered a severe brain concussion with facial injuries and remained unconscious or confused through the weekend, with doctors watching for brain inflammation and a possible recovery by Wednesday. Local community members and doctors worked to aid him, expressing deep sympathy and hopes for his restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Orr
S. M. Cogswell
John Bauman
Warren
Irvine
D. H. Siggins
Orr
Walter Davis
Mead
Cogswell
Bauman
Mr. Orr
Moody
Titusville
S. Bartholomew and Baker
Stewart
Court Disposes Civil Cases With Several Verdicts
Last week five days of court ended with jurors discharged Friday. Judge W D Brown presided with Associates King and Brown. Several civil cases were settled or decided with verdicts ranging from 50 to 373.75 dollars, including plaintiff wins and defendant outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brown
King and Brown
Wm. McCoy
Harriet Maxon
Kenneth English
Harris Estate
J. T. Millison
McCalmont Oil Co
P. E.arene
Walter Homer
J. M. Wardwell
S. R. Morrison Estate
John Carr
M. E. I. Biddle
Brown & Friend
P. Lund
List of named residents and workers in Sugar Grove and nearby towns
A compiled roster of individuals by town including Sugar Grove, Warren, Pine Grove, and surrounding areas. Occupations cover farmers, lumbermen, merchants, printers, carpenters, clerks, and laborers. Names appear with associated towns such as Sugar Grove, Pine Grove, Columbus borough, Warren, Eldred, Triumph, Mead, Freehold, and Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
E. D
Sugar Grove
Akeley
J. F
Pine Grove
Abbott
J. A
Arnold
Andrew
Elk
Beatty
David W
Glade
Brink
A. S
Kinzua
Chapman
Daniel
Freehold
Clark
Green
Dutton
Elmer
Columbus
Einstein
Samuel
Sheffield
Gilson
G. B
Tidioute
Leonhart
J. J
Warren
Lytle
J. W
Leroy
Lorenzo
Morrow
J. C
Muzzy
Herbert
Offerlee
Geo. Jr
Parker
W. F
Eldred
Farmer
Perry
Carpenter
Pinney
Howard
Ruhiman
Conewango
Simmons
Skinner
George
Secor
Traverse
Ayling
Jesse
Triumph
Andrews
R. L
Pittsfield
Jerome
Barrett
Siemon
Barnes
E. C
Columbus Borough
Brown
Charles
Baldwin
E. A
Gunsmith
Baker
Ellis
Bevier
Simon
South West
Briggs
Joseph
Barrows
Fitch
Spring Creek
Deerfield
Chaple
H. R
Youngsville
Clap
E. M
Mead
Cooper
N. J
Day
Dupry
N. W
French
G. W
Gillmore
Robert
Limestone
Geltian
Gillian
A. M
Hoag
Hill
Farmington
Hale
W. C
Johnson
Farnsworth
Jagger
D. B
Jones
T. G
Kerr
Krible
Pleasant
Klyst
Alfred
Brokenstraw
Lyons
Wilbur
Mattison
W. G
Marsh
Fred
Myers
John
Owens
Orange
Peckham
William
C. W. Stone
B. F. Morris
S. H. Evans
J. A. Day
C. Spencer
Clarendon
L. E. McNett
Cal. Arthurs
Columbus Tp
E. A. Spencer
Corydon
N. Mead
B. F. Mead
Cherry Grove
C. Sorrenson
John Fuellhart
L. B. Wood
Wm. Holman
James Cramer
D. F. A. Wheelock
L. M. Rowland
Ss. Green
Wm. Merkle
John A. Wood
Philip Hertzel
J. N. Schnur
John Dalrymple
F. R. Miller
Joseph Clinton
G. D. Cummings
John Breen
Wm. Irvine
Watson
J. W. Wilkins
Cobham
Jas. Nicholson
Chandler’s Valley
A. W. Jones
Russell
H. W. Lane
Garland
H. F. Andrews
Irvineton
E. 8. Hickman
Stoneham
W. J. White
Fentonville
P. C. Annis
Tiones
F. A. Pond
Ludlow
J. G. Curtis
Kane
Geo. Preston
Westfield
F. B. Brewer
Fredonia
C. A. Clute
Dunkirk
O. Oakley
Warren County Fair appoints officers and vice presidents
At a late meeting the Warren County Fair Association named superintendents and vice presidents for many divisions. Appointments include Grounds G C Hamilton. Floral Hall wives of officers. Industrial Hall G O Cornelius and J White. several halls with appointed couples and individuals. numerous county towns list as vice presidents led by President E E Clapp.
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Warren County Fair Association
G. C. Hamilton
Floral
W. W._ Wilbur
R. P. King
W. J. Mead
I. A. Whitney
G. O. Cornelius
James White
C. P. Northrop
W. B. Acocks
George Mead
J. P. Samuelson
C. H. Wiltsie
Darwin Wentworth
E. Wetherby
C. Lott
A. Mattison
J. Sager
Harry Ungerer
D. A. Samuelson
Wm. Manville
Geo. Ludlow
C. Keebley
D. B. Bernard
F. A. Cogswell
F. K. Russell
A. Merrill
Train Kills Man Lying on Tracks Near Warren
Patrick Crawley, about 45, was killed when struck by train 10 on the D A V and P R R while lying intoxicated on the track a mile below Warren near Mr Kafferlin's farm. An inquest found no blame to railroad employees. Crawley leaves a wife and three children in Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Patrick Crawley
Crawley
Clarendon
Hemlock Station
Boots and Shoes Sale at NorrRop’s
Wanted everyone to know they can save money by buying boots and shoes at NorrRop’s. The notice emphasizes big price cuts and a broad selection. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for value deals.
County Collections And Local Happenings In Sugar Grove
Three inches of snow on Quaker Hill last Friday morning. Episcopal services were held in the Evangelical Church by Rev Kelly of Pittsburg and Rev Ryan of Warren. J. C. Hamilton begins building a home on the David Brown lot in Sugar Grove. The old house of Judge W D Brown has been removed. J M Martin, a Greenbacker, appointed Sugar Grove postmaster replacing Mr Stuart. Democrats and Republicans react with indifference and indignation.
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Evangelical
S. Kelly
Pittsburg
Ryan
Warren
Clarendon Herald
J. C. Hamilton
David Brown
Sugar Grove
W. D. Brown
David Stilson
J. M. Martin
Stuart
Kansas
Gorman
Randolph
McDonald
Union
U. B. Church
Hill
Shortt
McDougal House
Gage
Prof. Pringle
Warren County W C T U Announces May Convention
The semi annual Warren County W C T U convention will meet at the Baptist Church in Warren on May 26 and 27 starting 2 PM Tuesday and ending at noon Wednesday. Delegates urged. many non delegates expected. Col Geo Woodford revival temperance meetings begin May 14 at M E Church, two weeks, with topics including Tests of the Liquor Traffic and The Bible for Total Abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Co. T. U
Warren County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Warren
Baptist Church
A. Gerould
Committee On Entertainment
L. D. Wetmore
Pres’t. Co. W. C. T. U
J. L. Grandin
Geo. Woodford
M. E. Church
The Library Board Faces Debt and Public Funding
The Library Board of Control, arriving in January with about $800 debt and $300 to pay it, faced a projected year expense around $1,100 without reliable revenue. They cut expenses, sought public counsel, proposed a public meeting, and explored a book fund and annual subscriptions as lasting income sources, emphasizing public co operation and gradual fundraising over immediate levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board of Control
Board of Control
Struthers
Dico
Welling
Library Board
Seriaum
Jamestown Area News Roundup Highlights Local Issues
Reports include Bradford with varioloid smallpox form. Lake Erie Dental Association convened in Erie. Jamestown enters sixtieth volume with enterprise noted. Knights of Honor in Buffalo organize a 25 cent monthly member plan for 5 dollar disability draw. Various regional notes on transportation, memorial plans, and a Panama death. Local poultry farm in Linesville reported with 1,500 layers and 70 dozen daily eggs.
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Bradford
Lake Erie Dental Association
Erie
Jamestown Journal
Knights of Honor
Buffalo
Chautauqua Lake
Redstock
People’s Line
Jamestown Board of Excise
Jamestown G. A. R. Post
Jamestown
Point Chautauqua
N. Y., P. & O. Railway
John Steward
Panama
Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Chautauqua County
Sperry
Mayville
Crawford County
Linesville
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Farmers urged to start a creamery in Titusville area
The Herald argues Titusville and nearby farmers should form a creamery to boost Crawford county butter to rival Chautauqua and Orange counties. It cites late market reports from Pittsburg and Philadelphia with prices for Burrer-Fancy creamery and other brands, and notes similar conditions could help Warren county. asks if growers will heed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Titusville
Crawford County
Orange County
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Burrer
Choice
Bradford County
Western
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Sinnemahoning Valley railroad charter filed for 39 mile route
A proposed Sinnemahoning Valley railroad to connect with the P E and Buffalo and Emporium roads will reuse the Sinnemahoning Portage road survey and charter. Eldred will hold elections with L Taggart of Emporium named as President. The plan covers fourteen miles from Keating Summit on the BNY&P line, with an eventual twenty five mile extension. The line targets a premier lumber region with about 100000 acres of hemlock timber remaining in Pennsylvania.
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Sinnemahoning
Buffalo & Emporium
Sinnemahoning Portage
Sinnemahoning Valley Railroad
Eldred
Pennsylvania
Two War Veterans Die Same Week In Warren County
S A Nichols died at his son H Nichols residence in Titusville aged 91 a veteran of the war of 1812. His brother Moody aged 88 died 12 hours earlier at East Branch Spring Creek Warren County Pa. They shared last illness then were buried side by side in Spring Creek with a single funeral sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
S. S. Nichols
H. Nichols
Spring Creek
Bell Bros Silk Sale Set for May 14 1885
Bell Bros announces a special silk sale on Thursday May 14 offering some of the lowest prices ever seen in Warren. The store promises large stock and unique prices not duplicated elsewhere plus bargains in other departments. BE Bros invites all to visit and see the special offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Bros
Warren
BE. Bros
Statue of President Garfield in Fairmount Park
A bronze statue of President Garfield costing 15000 dollars will be installed in Fairmount Park Philadelphia by the Fairmount Art Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
The
Fairmount Art Association
Local Ads Highlight Stores and Products
A. A. Davis & Co promotes floor oil cloth. Stewart’s Drug Store advertises Dr. Harding’s Catarrh cure. Italyr Wendlebee offers custom window shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Harding
Stewart’s
Local notes from Russell and surrounding towns
Russell and vicinity report store closings and fall stock plans Hodges Akeley Ed Hail new house Clark to open Watts Flatts branch. Weekly items include new platform at depot temperance meeting by W C T U and Rev Burns praise, improvements such as shade trees, and multiple small town movements.
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Russell
A. W. Mott
Pickett
Jones & Mott
James Rockey
Hodges
French & Hayward
Turner & Son
Theo. Chase
R. J. Young
Pittsburg
Sam
Philena Hunter
Bradford
Raymond Briggs
Briggs
F. M. Clark
E. D. Johnson
Wedding and Ball Invitations Arrive at Mail Office
Newly received stock at the mail office features Linen Hem stitch invitations and cards with latest designs. Call soon to secure the assortment before it sells out.
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
Joe Emmett
Fritz
Library Hall
Keystone
Ridgway
Deckers
N. Y
McGibeny
Sheriff Allen
Relief Association
Beech Street
Morrow & Clawson’s
J. C. Jewett & Son
Maggie Mitchell
People IN Print
Will Somers
H. H. Cumings
Reverdy B. Stewart
Virginia
John L. Ungerer
C. F. L. Kinnear
Ovid
Mich
Alex. Shaw
P. J. Trushel
Cape May
P. T. Campbell
Charlottesville
W. W. Howard
Laona
G. E. Maltby
J. C. Palmer
High Street
Dr. Moody
S. T. Neill
Wittenmyer
Butte
Montana
R. Brown
Libbie Rogers
Clifton Springs
Miss Rogers
H. K. Brown
Kalamazoo
James W. Kitchen
H. A. Jamieson & Co
Columbia
Julius A. Loading
Kansas City
Ed. Dugan
St. Joseph’s Church
E. Bartsch
George P. Orr
JUDGE
May Court
Norrhrop
County Collections
Quaker Hill
the Library
Neighborhood Notes
E. Lena Excell
Miss Excell
F. Wright
Tunie
Chas. Stuart
Plum Mead
Clara Rockwood
Corry
F. H. Blodgett
Gray House
C. A. Corwen
Wm. H. Shortt
Ed. Healey
Florida
Lydia Lee
Wrightsville
Lizzie Tuttle
Irvinen
Eugene Damon
Othello Allen
Libbie Stuart
Bdaakried
Johnson—Jones
Bride’s
C. O. Wickland
J. A. Johnson
Ellen Jones
Chandler's Valley
Loding
Dugan
Edward Dugan
First National Bank of Warren
First National Bank of
Resources
U. S
Total
Moses Beecher
J. Beecher
State OF Pennsylvania
County of
H. E. Brown
J.H. Eddy
G. H. Ames
A. T. Scofield
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank of
U.S
Reese
Cura
Nickels & P
Surplus Fund National Bank
Francis Henry
Citizens National Bank of Warren
State OF
County of Warren
Chas. Dinsmoor
G. N. Parmlee
Ss. P. Johnson
S. V. Davis
EALTH
Boro
Borough of
C. Thompson
Burgess
Idewalk
Burgess and Town Council
Market Street
Jamestown Road
Sixth Street
C.c. Thompson
Rufus P. Kina
New Lot
O. H. Hunter & Son
Sgooods Madsf
Merchant Tailoring
Gho. Ball
Warren, Pa
Jacob Keller
BAYER
A. B. McKain & Son
Liberty and
Water Streets
Beecher & Copeland
John OC. Jewett & Sons
Buffalo, N. Y
Ackley & Winchester
Johnson & Siegfried
First National Bank
H. &Ody
M. Beecher
Cashier
Warren CO
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Ueenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Ore
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
New York
Dr. Fenner
Myron Waters
F. Henry
Capital
M. Waters
S. P. Johnson
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
A. Hertzel
Geo. N. Parmlee
United States
Sersall
Post- Warren
Knapp & Cable
J. H. Mitchell & Co
OLD Reliable Companies
Etna
Hartford
Phoenix
Home
N.Y
Niagara
Tar
London & Globe
Queen
Royal
Imperial
London Assurance
Commercial
Sun Fire
Lancashire
American
Philadephia
Reliance
Mutual Benefit Life
New Jersey
National Life
Vermont
Mutual Life
Traveler's Life & Accident
Harford
Beaty Block
D. G. A Fannin
Ed. Henderson
E. Morris
Jas. Davis
P. Egan
Robert E. Pattison
Harrisburg
J. C. Fuller
Allegheny River
Willard White
Said River
Glade Township
Said County
Kinzua Village
Brown & Stone
Ew Hirm
Rowland & Greenland
Hickory St
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