Warren Mail May 27 1884 social and local notices
Local items from Warren include community events, repairs, and society notes. Highlights mention a legal holiday next Friday, polo practice at the rink, a go as you please race, Masons banquet plans, river rescues, new telegraph charter, church work, and obituaries for Rev. F. C. H. Lampe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Allen
Bell Bros
Pleasant Bridge
Presbyterian Church
Pp. S. Allen
Clifton
N. Y
Masons of
Warren
Struthers Library
Flowers for Decoration Day Flowers by Harry Chaapel Williamsport Pa
The notice urges readers to order bouquets cut flowers or plants for Decoration Day from Harry Chaapel a renowned florist in Williamsport Pennsylvania He advertises a large stock low prices and fresh best quality flowers and seeds noting he is a reliable No 1 dealer for readers to trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chaapel
Williamsport
Fine Dogs and Local Advertisements Around Warren
G W Kinnear agent for N P Boyer of Coatsville Pa offers New Foundland setters mastiffs spaniels hounds and more with full particulars from Warren Pa shop. Also Warrep seamstress Miss Lacy offers dressmaking rooms over 99 cent store. 21 Geo Ball launches boy and child suits with free baseball bat. Empire Baking Flour promotions at Tremont Mesner's. Baby carriages large stock and prices. lemons and oranges priced daily. Wendlebee offers custom window shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kinnear
Register and Recorder
N. P. Boyer
Coatsville
Chester County
Mr. K
Warren Pa
Warrep
Miss
Lost clothing found near Hertzel ferry
Lost Saturday May 24 between the Hertzel ferry and Warren a bundle of child s clothing returned for reward to Philip Hertzel Jr or left at Schellhammer & Lesser s. Chapin Wetmore of Corry and three companions caught two hundred pounds of brook trout on a short excursion. For rent the West store room in Struthers Library Building applications to Judge W D Brown or C H Noyes Esq Warren.
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Hertzel Ferry
Warren
Philip Hertzel, Jr
Schellhammer & Lesser’s
Chapin Wetmore
Corry
Jamestown Journal
Struthers Library
W. D. Brown
C. H. Noyes
Wall Street Speculator Returns Broke After Foolish Gamble
A Indiana man travelled to New York with a hundred thousand dollars to speculate on Wall Street hoping to reach a million. He lost all his money and confessed to a friend he failed due to no bull or bear involvement, only luckless gambling.
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Indiana
New York
Wall Street
Bell Bros Remnant Sale At Warren Starts May Thirty‑First
Announcement for a three day remnant sale beginning Saturday May 31 at Bell Bros with goods called for and returned by American Steam Laundry. A. A. Davis & Co in Warren sole makers of custom window shades. Norruropr offers Boots and Shoes at savings for all shoppers.
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American Steam Laundry
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Bell Bros
Warren
A. A. Davis & Co
Farewell Sermon and Resolutions For Pastor James Rea
The First Baptist Church of Warren Pennsylvania published resolutions expressing heartfelt sympathy and thanks for Rev. James Rea after his farewell sermon last Sunday and reception last Friday. They note his faithful service, efforts for church and Sunday school, and his care for members and the community while praying for guidance to eternal rest. Copies of the resolutions will be sent to the pastor and local and denominational papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Warren
Springboro
Crawford County
Lynch
Bradford
J. R. Bowers
Emma Anderson
Union School
P. Greenland
Pittsburg
Undertakers Association of Pa
Frank Detwiler
Kate Detwiler
Philadelphia
S. M. Hall
Warren School
Marm
Clara Williams
H. J. Bishop
Woodin
Warren Co
Erie
Messrs
Joe Walkerman
Wm. Schnur
C. C. Thompson
Benj. Ellis
P. Leonhart
T. H. DeSilver
Cordbett
B. F. Branch
Bradford House
Clarendon
The
Baptist Church
Gerould
Colorado
Wuereas
James Rea
First Baptist Church
Christ
Ornpeer
Library Hall
W. W. Painter
First Corinthians
M. E. Church
Noyes’ Drug Store
Miller
Man Shot At Over Fence After Shortcut Dispute
Frank Coleman, a young resident near Youngsville, took a meadow shortcut across Eli Kyler’s land. Kyler warned him to turn back, then fired a shotgun as Coleman climbed a fence. No one was hurt. Kyler posted bail for the next court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coleman
Hull Hill
Youngsville
Eli Kyler
Kyler
Coleman
Baseball and Bat Giveaway With Every Suit Sale
A local retailer promotes a marketing deal offering a free baseball bat with every suit purchased. The offer highlights value for customers and encourages shoppers to visit the store for the promotion.
A A Davis Co Express Wagons and Baby Carriages
A. A. Davis & Co advertises express wagons and baby carriages with price listings. The notice invites customers to call and visit to compare prices and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Printers Stay Content Despite Bank Struggles and Poverty
A witty quip notes printers remain calm and content as banks suspend lending and markets rise, stressing printers' bank accounts are often overdrawn and investment scarce, highlighting humor over wealth in a rough economic scene.
Ask Johnson and Siegfried for Hub Cough Cure
A brisk New York patent medicine pitch promotes Hub Cough Cure asking readers to ask Johnson and Siegfried for the remedy. It claims rapid action and lists a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Siegfried
Essays and Addresses in Graduation Program
A school graduation program lists essays by Mary E Kopf William F Henry Emma Beiseker Cora E Jacobs Maude B Jackson Myrtle Waters and others with music selections and a salutatory and valedictory by Frances M Smith. Presentation of diplomas by W A Rankin and welcome by W Messner precede a alumni banquet in the Academic room Saturday evening with songs speeches toasts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kopf
Moses
William F. Henry
Emma Beiseker
Daniel O’hern
Miss Turner
Marie Antoinette
Cee Cora E. Jacobs
Maude B. Jackson
Petroleum
G. Pierce
M. Myrtle Waters
Mrs. Hinckley
Shpacob
Coccereernneer
Eveodonnesane
Harriet M. Rieg
Charles G. Lindsey
Frances M. Smith
W. A. Rankin
W. Messner
Alumni Association
Decoration Day in Warren Observed by G A R and Local Women
Decoration Day activities in Warren honor the heroic dead under Eben N. Ford Post 336 G A R with a flower committee, church sermon by Rev L M Boyer, and a detailed graveside program across multiple cemeteries. The day includes a parade starting at 8 A M and a 2 P M Oakland Cemetery ceremony with music, prayer, and an address by Rev Boyer.
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Warren
Eben N. Ford
G.A.R
Jesus Christ
Boyer
Ordeer No
S. H. Davis
Oakland Cemetery
Cobham Park
G. A. Cobham
Indian Hollow Cemetery
Geo. Smith
Co. FE
N. Y
Leroy Snyder
Wm. F. Snyder
Jas. Dunn
P.C
Yankeebush
J. T. Blakesley
D. W. Spencer
Dulith P. V
J. T. Babcock
Baldwin
P. V
Wm. Sturdevant
W. W. Painter
Reyv
L. M. Boyer
W. A. Rankin
Oakland
St. Joseph
D. W. C. James
Warren Club Dominates Titusville Visitors In 25 to 5 Win
The Warren Club thrashed a Titusville nine 25 to 5 after a visiting squad showed up with two or three players. Promoters announce upcoming games with Youngstown and Cleveland Favorites. ladies free admission and reserved seats. The hometown club strengthens its lineup with new pitchers catchers and basemen, while local observers note past doubts about its play.
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Warren
Titusville
Youngstown
Cleveland
W.C
Titusville Herald
W. C
Decoration Day plant substitutions in Philadelphia urged
The Titusville Herald notes substituting plants for cut flowers on Decoration Day. In Philadelphia plants of all kinds are solicited and planted on soldiers graves by a committee, roses typical, with plants wrapped if dug with soil. Plants should be watered daily and cemetery care assigned weekly by the Post committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Philadelphia
God and Easter Reflections Echo in Kindergarten Rooms
On Good Friday a kindergartner quotes a physician child about God while another child muses on God’s death. A parent hears a boy report a classmate’s remark claiming make up faces equals swearing, prompting a questioned view of Christian standards.
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Liberty Street
Miss Anderson
Hattie
Prohibition Party County Convention for Warren County
The Prohibition party will hold its Warren county convention on Wednesday June 4 1884 at 10 o clock a m in the Good Templars hall at Irvinton to nominate candidates for county offices. All pledging to the party platform have a voice and vote. Gro Wright and H G Haut invite all supporters to attend.
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Prohibition Party
Warren County
Good Templars Hall
Irvington
Gro. Wright
H.G. Haut
Daisies Now a Days Debuts New Tooth and Breath Remedy
Advertises Daisy scented product called Tea Berry for teeth and breath. Claims to be exquisite and not recherché. Suggests readers visit their local drug store to view the item.
National Guard colors and uniform changes ordered
General orders announce state division and brigade colors with silk and keystone emblems. Officers to wear cord caps in gold or silver. new uniforms drop cord blouses. nickel plate sword scabbards required. enlistments paused after June 1 until encampment. Major Sayers to inspect militia. officers to drill their companies. Also sale notice for Mrs Harris house on Hazel street north of High street with terms via D I Ball.
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The
National Guard
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
First Brigade National Guard of
First Brigade
Third Brigade
Sayers
Banner Furniture Store Showcases Largest Assortment Yet
Warren shoppers are invited to view the finest made furniture ever offered at Banner Furniture Store McNett & Co. The display highlights a vast variety of pieces designed to suit every room and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Banner Furniture
McNett & Co
First Buffalo Music Festival Promises Wagner Masterworks
The First Festival of the Buffalo Music Festival Association showcases Wagnerian works with the Vienna Trio and 80 member orchestra. Programs include Rienzi Meistersinger Walkure Siegfried Lohengrin plus Mendelssohn Elijah and Rossini Stabat Mater. Season tickets $10 on sale May 1 31. single tickets from June 2 at Kuhn & Co. and remittance options with Josiah Jewett.
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Buffalo Music Festival Association
United States
Richard Wagner
Music Committee
Thomas
Vienna Opera
Bayreuth
Wagner
Rienzi
Meistersinger
Meistersinger,” “Walkure
Siegfried
Lohengrin
Christine Nilsson
Amalie Frederick Materna
Emma Judhalto
Emily Winant
Hermann Winkelmann
Theodore Toedt
Emil Scaria
Franz Remmertz
Grand Festival Chorus
Mendelsson
Elijah
Stabat Mater
Rossini
Tannhauser
Castle Wartburg
Bank of Buffalo, Weed & Co
Main Street
Star Oil Co
Swan Street
Washington
Uncle Sam's Cash Surplus Edges Toward Bond Calls
The United States Treasury reports a surplus of about 155 million dollars over demand liabilities, with 20 million set aside for two upcoming bond calls next month. Daily receipts near 1 million push the excess higher, while secretary Folger weighs options to reduce the surplus. Despite maturing calls, a remaining surplus of roughly 8 million sits above the 138 million reserve, leaving the Treasury at a loss on how to deploy the funds.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Folger
Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office 1884
A May 24 1884 notice lists unclaimed letters at the Warren Pennsylvania post office. Recipients include Mrs. John Holm Andrew Arird C. D. Jackson Byron Anderson Chas. Lieb Herman Burns Frank T. Brown Elma J. Beck John M. Morris Glen Master etc. Addressees must call within thirty days or items go to the Dead Letter Office. O C Allen postmaster. Warren Pa.
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Warren Post Office
Warren Co
Anderson
John Holm
Andrew Arird
C. D. Jackson
Byron Anderson
C. T. Lowell
W. Bap
Chas. Lieb
Herman Burns
C. E. Lockwood
Frank T. Brown
Mary Laning
Elma J. Beck
John M. Morris
John Braden
Glen Master
W. Bell
W.W. E. Ostron
D. Carlsson
A. J. A. Olsen
Karen Corgrove
Frank Obrian
Jno
Marriages In Warren County Pa May 1884
Pharmied Mettler and Mida Burgher wed in May 1884 at Warren County Pa. Ova itt Lan ing pair Oviatt and Laning marry in Eldred Pa. Petterson and Johnson tie the knot in Sheffield Pa. All ceremonies conducted by local clergy in May 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettler—Baugher
G. F. Reeser
Jacob W. Mettler
Tidioute
Mida Burgher
Limestone
Warren Co
Ovaitt—Laning
Wm. Ray
J. P
Lafayette Oviatt
Mary Laning
Eldred
Petterson — Johnson
Sheffield
Market notes on dress goods and fabrics
Our stock lists Marseilles spreads at 22 yards square priced $1.25 with value $2. A lot of ribbons at 10c, kid gloves at 25e, full regular hose for ladies and children, 20 pieces colored silks at $1 valued at $1.50. Summer silks 50c sold at 80c. Dress ginghams at 8c valued at 123. Special attention to dress goods with many markdowns.
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Marseilles
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
Beautiful Warren
A. J. Davis
Third Street
Noyes Drug Store
Ellis
Rouse Hospital
Glenn Davis
A. A. Davis
Ralph
Theodore Messner’s
L. R. Geer
James Meyers
Monticello
N. J
Wilbur
Supreme Court
Ridgway
S. Y. Ramage
Reno
Alice Wells
Gilbert
May Rockwell
Honesdale
A. M. Kent
Florida
Bro. Wenk
Tionesta Republican
F.C. H. Lampe
Geo. Ball
Frowtier
Wen
Treropore MeEssner’s.Wendlebee
Wendlebee
Norruropr
Rev
Socery
Sam Messner
Northland
Madge McCalmont
Cates
Fred Launtz
Two Roads
Glenn Lott
Charles Lindsey
Green Mountain
Nellie Pierce
Minnie Roudebush
Frau Professorin
Tracy Greenland
Maud Crull
Clara Ott
Brutus
Cassius
Dunham
D. Schermerhorn
Boasters
Fred Dinsmoor
Emmet Hegerty
Isle of Beauty
Warren High School
Alhambra
Martha
Rieg’s Orchestra
Perseverance
David M. Schermerhorn
Little Things
Wwe Caroline L, Jacobs
Educbowchovugsmiebed
Glenn C. Lott
Exen N. Forp
Floral Committee
Allen Block
A. Mintzer & Co
Union City
Chautauqua Lake
Pemberton
Fredonia
Senate
Farmington
Russellburg
Napano
Chicago
Salamanca
H. 8. Jones
Jamestown
Buffalo
Perry
Brainerd
Treasury Department
Oil City
W. J. McConnell
Kepler
Tionesta Democrat
McConnell
Thurston House
Meadville
Youngsville Union School
Arird
Charles Brown
Violet
Edgar Huidekoper
Erie County Saving Bank
Brabender
Pettit
Rotuer
Turopore Messneer’s
State News
Thomas Ferguson
Columbia
Teachers’ Association
Miss Buckbee
Potter County
le Moyne
Washington County
Western
Allegheny
Riverside
Stowe
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harrisburg
Hazel Street
High Street
D. I, Ball
Buffalo Musical Festival
Uncle Sam
O. C. Allen
P. M
Warren, Pa
Saratoga High Rock
Ealy—Mcnair
John McNair
A. A. Horton
J. M. Ealy
Girard
Agnes McNair
Heintz—Haag
John Heintz
Magdalene Haag
Warren. Smith
Columbus
Sarah J
Jones Smith
Laban
K. of
God
John Gruber
Laban Lodge
J. Danforth
W.S. Leffard
A.S. Dalrymple
Committee
American Express Co
Agnes E. Decker
North Warren
J. A. Buck's
C. H. Hunter & Son
Water St
H. Hunter & Son
AVING
G. P. Orr & Co.’s Grocery
Usuclibul
A.J. Davis
P.S. Jackson & Son, Carpenters and Builders
Hickory Street
Union School House
L A. Siggins
D. H. Siggins
Library
Berkstresser
Merck’s
Carver House
Local Directory
W.c. T. U., Warren
M. E
Board OF Trade
T. Allen
V. P
A. Mintzer
Willis Cowan
A. Hertzel
George Ball
A. Kirberger
W. A. Greaves
S. M. Cogswell
James Nixon
F. M. Knapp
Bell Brothers
Ceeereesesseeneeers
Ills Co
General Produce Market
Geo. P. Orr & Co
Warren Dealers
Japan
Ashton
Higgins’ Eureka
Pas ciTs
Crockery
China
G. L
Court of Quarter Sessions
J. Albro Marsh
W. P. Shaw
W. D. Bucklin
N.N. Hanchett
Frank Metzgar
Mrs. C. W. King
George H. Leonhart
William Reese
J. W. Heath
Z. T. Weaver
Carl Pudenz
James M. Magee
Do. A. Gregory
Charles Show
Atd. Murphy
Reuben Flick
Jacob Wiggins
Sugar Grove
Warren Davis
Enterprise
South West
David Wiggins
Triumph
T. P. Hill
Garfield
Cherry Grove
Dennis McNamara
John Logan
Mead
John Siftin
J.N. Deitch
O. Wagner
John Lauffer
John Schmutz
Michael
Kinzua
C. H. Walton
J. A. Brennan
W. H. Brennan
M. Mead
W. H. Crowell
North Clarendon
J. A. Weible
Ss. M. Browne
U.S
Jes
Rochestier Silk Co
Rochester
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
Eastern Standard
Shef
Warren Exp
Shefield
Clard’n
Oil Express
Erie Mail
Kane Acc
New York & Philadelphia
R. R
Dunkirk, Allegheny
Val
Pittsbey R. R
Sungay
Gemmill
Water
Hickory Streets
Dr. Berkstresser
Bateveau
Fisher Block
Rinheatres, &c
Borough of
P. Orr
Burgess
Rufus P. Kina
Idewalk
Burgess & and Town Council
Water Street
Market Street
Burgess and Town Council
Giro
R. P. Kina
Schellhammer & Lesser
Garving
Warren Savings Bank
Aladin
Invincible
Hub
Royal Square
Artsch & Gruver
Liberty
Market
Bartsch & Grover
Erie City
Erie County
Waterford Village
Linus Lindsley
Waterford
C W. Sersall
Postoffice
John Sill
Beaty Block
Second St. Warren, Pa
Ety
Hall
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