Home Matters at Warren Mall May 19 1874
Local notes report peach trees in blossom and recent rains boosting growth. A new road bed on the mill pond bridge, sidewalks and a large planing mill sign erected by Dunham Macdonald Co. Improvements include houses on East and Water streets, and a new boat house above the suspension bridge. The Episcopal Church Society held services in the Baptist Church while repairs continue.
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Mill Pond
Olcott’s
J. B. Brown
Third
A. Merek
East Street
John Shultz
Water Street
Dunham, Macdonald & Co
W. A. Greaves
George Bishop
Ed. Baker
J. Northrop
Episcopal Church Society
Baptist Church
L. D. Hazeltine & Co
A. Fisher
Carver House
Hickory Street
Library urged to switch from oil lamps to gas burners
The library committee favors installing gas burners to replace oil lamps to boost safety, comfort, and convenience. Patronage and costs are weighed, with gas expected to offset higher expense through improvements.
Niagara Hose Company Meets May 21 at Engine House
The Niagara Hose Company is summoned to the engine house on Thursday evening May 21 for important business.
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Mererinc
Niagara Hose Company
Train kills elderly man near Spring Creek
An old man named Burroughs was run over and killed by the paymaster’s train on the P and E Railroad near Spring Creek last Friday. His body was sent to Corry for burial.
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Killep
Burroughs
Spring Creek
Corry
Grange Meeting Delivers Wide View on Farmers Rights
Thos A Thompson National Grange lecturer spoke on the Patrons of Husbandry last Friday at the Court House before about 150 attendees. He argued farmers bear the nation’s political strength, cite price gains from collective action, and note Grange chapters proliferating nationwide with rising membership. a Warren Grange vote is hoped to form locally with nine men and four ladies required.
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Thos. A. Thompson
National Grange
Congress
Northwest
Chautauqua County
New York City
Chautaqua County
New York
Kelly
Wm. Saunders
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Harrisburg
Fredonia
N. Y
Columbus
St. Paul Minn
North Star
United States
Thompson
D. C. Kennedy
Corry
Warren
Flower drive for Cobham Post graves at Oakland Cemetery
The Cobham Post No 125 G A R calls for as many flowers as possible on May 30 to decorate soldiers graves in Oakland Cemetery. Volunteers will meet at 1 30 and form two columns to receive wreaths as the Veteran organization passes between.
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Cobham Post
Oakland
Growth of North Warren Underway With New Homes and Businesses
New buildings rise in North Warren including a two story frame drug store and shoe shop by Babcock & Lindsey with Justice O. C. Allen upstairs. Mathers & Jewell plan a dry goods and clothing store. Phillips Bros to open an eating saloon. A substantial two story house by Martin Amaan and a wagon shop by Wm. Griffin noted. H. C. Robinson frames a boarding house near the railroad. Kidder improves his farm residence. brick works run daily by M. Miles and I. B. Trumbower. Hospital progress slow. wells dug and fences up as proposals from the Commissioners appear. Trout Baskets and Rods at Hazeltine Orr & Co's.
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North Warren
Miner Curtis
Babcock & Lindsey’s
O. C. Allen
Mathers & Jewell
Sugar Grove
Curtis
Phillips Bro’s
Martin Amaan
Wm. Griffin
Jackson Run Road
Stephen Berry
H. C. Robinson
N. H. Kidder
Messrs. M. Miles
I. 8. Trumbower
Mr. Kidder
Yrambower
Corry Coopers
Titnusville
Parker & Karnes City Railroad
Millerstown
Chautauqua Lake
Corry Dry Goods
Bishop Kerfoot
Grace Mission House
Erie
Eddie Clute
Oil City
Waterford Enterprise
Waterford
Erie County
J. M. Murray
Chas. J. Cowden
Corry
Lowry
Titusville
Dunkirk Board of Excise
Col. Roberts
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Petrolia
Oil Creek Road
Stewart Run
James Tyrell
George Loomis
Allegheny College
Meadville
Board of Control
Mgr
Frank G. Irwin
Rouseville
T. FE. Grandin
Jamestown
Harry Winsor
Thed
Caroline Cook
Ezra Cooper
Union City
Grand Jury
Jennie R. Cooper
Kane
Gleason & Co
A. B. McCalmont
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Philadelphia
Rouse
Denver
Colorado
Saeger
Benninghoff
Texas
Austin
Through Coaches to St Louis for Western Travel
The Atlantic and Great Western Ohio and Mississippi and Erie Railways completed a hoist to fit Broad Gauge cars with narrow gauge trucks in Cincinnati enabling through coaches to St Louis with six minutes delay. Beginning May 24, Palace Broad Gauge Sleeping Coaches will run through to St Louis on Train No 3, with one transfer to Kansas City St Joseph Leavenworth Omaha and other western points. The new through line via Cincinnati offers a fast, convenient route with luxurious Morxine Star Evennne Star Avon Corntyc Neso Giteap cars and on board amenities from L. D. Hazeltine & Co.
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Atlantic & Great Western
Ohio& Mississippi and Erie Railways
Cincinnati
O & M Railway
St. Louis
Erie and
Atlantic & Great Western Railways
Morxine Star
Evennne Star
Avon
Corntyc
Neso
Giteap
Russell House Fire Aftermath and Local Aid
Reports from Warren describe cleanup around the Russell House site with Allen Bros placing a plank sidewalk. Frank Martin injuries from the blaze are serious but he can move on crutches. Andrew Meehan plans reopening his shoe store above Dr. Fisher’s building with fresh stock as families from Hazeltine’s drug store return home. Firemen and engineers thank Mrs. Henry Howard for morning refreshments, and James Score and Peter Sonne note recovery from injuries. Local merchants promote Simmons Liver Regulator and new spring goods from O H Hunter with ribbons attracting customers.
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Allen Bro
Russell House
Frank Martin
Andrew Meehan
Dr. Fisher
L. D. Hazeltine
Henry Howard
Peter Sonne
O. H. Hunter
Insurance settlement for burned building reported
Patent Medicines, a large assortment, Promir and Honorabie Payment received from F A Randall agent of Alemannia Insurance Company for $400 full amount of insurance on my building burned on the 10th instant. Amount paid in cash. May 16, 1874. Frep. BaurzincEr.
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Promir
Honorabie
F. A. Randall
Alemania Insurance Company
Frep
BaurzincEr
Col Curtis Visits in Town Described as Looking Well
Judge O S Deming of Mt Olivet Kentucky shares a copy of the Maysville Republican noting Col Curtis was in town last Thursday and Friday and appeared well.
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Col. Curtis
O.S. Deming
Mt. Olivet
Maysville
Price patents a repairable wheel for vehicles
Mr. A. N. Price of Warren has patented a vehicle wheel with a hub design allowing broken spokes to be replaced quickly without removing the tire or feloe. A screw on the hub end lets workers swap spokes, making repairs cheap and the wheel as good as new. The feature could attract investment and help establish a local stock company, boosting town industry and competition with the Cincinnati wheel.
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A. N. Price
Price
Warren
Cincinnati
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