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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1883

Page

3

Local election notes show GOP gains and hearty crow

The Ledger likens Republican wins to a rooster crowing, noting light turnout around 4 400 votes and stronger results in towns like Tid ioute Pine Grove and Warren borough. Taggart Buel and McAuley led in several districts, while the Union Roo ster laments the outcome and predicts next year’s moves.

Buel Taggart Tidioute Targart Livsey McAuley Youngsville Niles Freehold Farmington Wheelock Sugar Grove The Ledger Unio Warren

Ledger’s election vow and buyer’s sale mix in Warren

The old Ledger editorial warned of Republican decline ahead of the vote, predicting Buel’s large win and Democratic gains in Warren and nearby counties. It urged readers to ignore the profit pitches from Geo. P. Orr & Co and O. H. Hunter & Son as the markets and politics shifted.

CUL PAPER PATTERNS AND NEW YORK LONDON FASHIONS

Patterns modeled on New York and Paris designs gain wide popularity for elegance and fit. Johnson and Steerreip, Warren Pa agents, offer made to measure suits by Geo Ball at astonishing prices. All newest cloths ready. Lime Juice Soda Water available from L G Noyes, Druggist.

New York Paris Johnson & Steerreip Warren, Pa L. G. Noyes

Sol Cohn & Co. Keystone Clothiers Offer Measure for Suit

A local clothier, Sol Cohn & Co., invites customers to leave measurements for a tailored suit. The Keystone shop promotes precise fittings and custom fabric selection to ensure proper sizing and style.

Sol Cohn & Co The Keystone Clothiers

Grand Opening Silk Sale at Bell Bros Store

Black and Colored Silks featured in a Bell Bros sale with Gainet Silks bought in New York at low prices. Offers include 19 inch gros grain at 66 cents, 20 inch at 94 cents, 21 inch at 1.19, plus a 21 inch Cashmere Black Silk comparable to fine market options. Full line of silks and home goods advertised with shop location opposite the suspension bridge. Window shades and the Gold and Silver Shirt promotion also noted.

Bell Bros New York

Welding Cards Invitations and Announcements

Print neatly and cheaply at the Mart office. Call to examine samples.

Mart

Winter talk and town notes in Warren column

Winter is near with venison on sale and a new skating rink discussion. City life covers theatre listings, library plans, church talks, alums, and social events including a Struthers library buildup, a Greenbacker note, and local personal paragraphs highlighting visitors, moves, and votes.

Trustees Excursion to Buffalo Visit State Asylum

A Thursday Friday trip by the Warren State Hospital trustees and guests to the Buffalo State Asylum, invited by Dr. Andrews, featured a special train, a lunch, and an informal meeting. Resolutions thanked Oliver Watson for arranging the trip and praised such interchange of ideas among those serving the insane.

Buffalo State Hospital For the Warren State Asylum At Andrews Watson Buffalo, New York & Phila Warren Hospital L. D. Wetmore G. N. Parmlee G. W. Starr Erie G. W. Wright Mercer R. B. Stone Bradford J. O. Sharred T. J. Smiley Crawford County J. D. Hancock Venango Caurwen M. Beecher J. H. Palmer Brachet Corry Page Wright H. C. Bloss Titusville Pattison State Board of Charities Pennsylvania Johnson H. L. Bartholomew W. W. Hague Tidioute Buffalo Asylum Andrew Oliver Watson Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad Buffalo State Asylum G. W.starr Pres G. N. Parmes Sec’y

Nervous prostration hits Warren workers after election returns

Amid reports from Erie a rise in nervous prostration is noted this autumn. In Warren the Ledger office saw four or five members of the Warren Ring laid low as borough returns arrived. Taggart 51 Buel 18.

Tugrr Erie Warren Ledger Taggart Buel

Dress Flannels and Lamps Featured at Local Stores

O. H. Hunter & Son announces a new stock of Dress Flannels in all colors and qualities from 20 cents to 1.40 per yard. Gro. P. Orr & Co offers Hanging Library Lamps at 2.50 each for this week only. Geo. Ball displays leading styles in soft and stiff hats ready to view.

A. A. Davis & Co O. H. Hunter & Son Gro. P. Orr & Co Geo. Ball

Jacob Keller the Tailor Offers Fall and Winter Styles

Jacob Keller the Tailor boasts a vast stock of imported and domestic cloths in the latest Fall and Winter styles. He offers dress suits business suits overcoats and well fitting pants with low prices and guaranteed fit if paid for. His rooms are on the second floor at Second and Liberty streets.

Jacob Keller Second and Liberty Streets Warren

Rifle Team Match Between 65th N G and 16th N G P

A friendly rifle duel Thursday pitted the 65th Regiment N G of New York against the 16th Regiment N G P. The Buffalo squad led by 12 points after a close contest, with Lieut Conneely and Capt Menker serving as inspectors. The visiting team praised Warren’s Exchange hotel hospitality and hinted at a return match in Buffalo.

65Th Regiment N. G. 8S N. Y Warren Buffalo Creedmore Ridgway Bradford Lieut Conneely Menker Exchange Hotel I” Company

McNett & Co Sells Furniture Cheaper in Warren County

McNett and Co advertise lower prices than rivals on furniture in Warren County. They claim to carry more goods than any two other houses. George Ball urges boys to visit for a stylish suit as a new line arrives.

Geo. Ball’s Warren County Hanike Iron Fence Co Springfield Warren A. J. Hazeltine M. B. Dunham

Borough Meeting Notes Realign Town Ledger November 5 1883

Regular council session with G P Orr Burgess and others. Hazeltine rent approved for corner room through February 15. Bridge and sewer projects reported with extra payments and disputed proportions. Gas posts ordered. $200 proposed to borough surveyor. Unsafe old store building cited. inspection planned. Night watchman petition discussed. Bills itemized and referred for examination.

G. P. Orr Burgess Davis Eddy Cogswell Conarro Bell Sechrist Hazeltine Leonhart Borchers E. T. Hazeltine S.M. Brownell Struther’s Hose Co Glade Road Conenango Glade A. B. McKain James Clark Bridge Committee Laurel and Fifth Public Way L. T. Borchers Conewango Bridge Judge Johnson Variety Store Wim Pedlow Sowets G. W. King Cook Ferry J. K. Bowers Begler S. E. Walker Sam’s, Dunn G. W Ceeeeseee G. H. Leonhart Parrott Rowland G. W. Scofield A. J. Hazeltine A. M. Evans Hook & Ladder Co Knapp Bros H. A. Jamieson & Co R. P. Kiva

County and vicinity notes from multiple Pennsylvania counties

A shuffled digest reports in Venango, Forest, Crawford and nearby counties. Entries include a Democratic sheriff election result J S Shearer, Frank White’s broken leg, Frank H Button named mail agent, discovery of Fred Kelsey’s drowned body, ongoing dog control issues, and a potential dog tax rise. Also mentions on snow near Cassadaga, coal prices, Jamestown Journal humor, pursuit to bring Judge Olmstead into Mckean County, Garland silver mine reopening, and Chautauqua’s growing regional influence with the Cleveland Grays planning a lakefront camp.

Venango County J. S. Shearer Frank White J. B. White Youngsville Frank H. Button Corry Mr. Eyster Congressman Brainerd Fred Kelsey Erie Brown Russell Forest County Crawford County Chautauquan Flvod Meadville Journal Jamestown Journal M’kean Olmstead Potter County Wicked Bradford Garland Hamilton Chautauqua Cleveland Grays

County Correspondence Roundup From November 1883

W F Noyes returns from New York trip and Chas Morrison and wife of Bradford visit relatives. The Hunter Hose reorganization promises new rooms and a $59 gift from Mr Hunter. A Swede suspected of theft was arrested in Salamanca and released after returning property. Mrs Acomb and Lillie visit New York state while Dr Potter and Belle Wilkins visit here. A roller rink to be started to replace the ice rink. Election returns favor McAuley in the borough. Briggs becomes foreman at the chair factory. new building planned. Neyhart hosts a sheet and pillow case party. W H Hyatt buys back the Fleming livery stable. A novelty show at the opera house next week. The body of Lella Hunter arrives from Wisconsin. she died at twelve, sympathy expressed. Nov 3 1883 PDG.

Ledger Warren Dwight W. Buel Warren County Buel Tageart Powell Ohio Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Navy Baptist Church Exchange H. & L. Co Struthers Market Street Third Street Lutheran Church P. Doerr Luther Kittie Rhodes Company East Lynne L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store Titusville World Greaves Episcopal Church The Baxter Watson Township Gross Bros. Store W.F. Noyes Chas. Morrison Bradford Hunter Hose McAuley Briggs Homer Lella Hunter Wisconsin Laona M. E. Society Wrightsville Jesus D. R. Palmer Sugar Grove James D. R.P. Sherwood State Hospital Floydo Sherwood Covert Seneca Co N.Y Mr. Mallory Job Farmer Village N. Y

Firehouse Teams Rally For Hunt And Dinner Scores Shared

Niagara Hose and Watson Hose from Warren held a hunt last Thursday followed by a game supper at the Exchange Hotel. Scores listed include L F Drever 127 for Niagara and C Schwing 137 for Watson while others like Dan Brown 14 and Roy Cornelius 13 appear among varied team marks. Referee Turk Fehrman and Andrew Brown noted in scoring as well.

Niagara Hose Watson Hose Companies Warren Exchange Hotel L. F. Drever W.co. Allen Watson Hose C. Schwing C. Davidson A. Smith Walker & Bauman Dan Brown Dreyer Turk Fehrman Andrew Brown Lew Myers C. B. Tucker James Smith E. Walker H. Messenger J. Dreyer Pehl

McAuley Defends Literacy Amid Political Attacks

The candidate McAuley faces charges of illiteracy from rival interests upset by his business success. A critic from Tidioute published a spoof letter ridiculing him with misspellings and odd phrasing, prompting supporters to argue for his schooling value and question the motive behind the insult.

Davis Operates Noted Farmhouse Hotel and Farms

Mr D M Davis runs a popular house with clerks John and Frank Steen. The barn no longer serves as a livery but provides public accommodations. Davis owns Struthers farm in Glade and Irvine farm in Pleasant across the river. He reports 200 bushels oats 160 wheat 500 potatoes 80 tons hay twenty cows 350 hogs and many poultry. Hotel boarders may face high rates.

D. M. Davis John Frank Steen Davis Struthers Farm Glade Irvine Farm Pleasant

John Thompson to perform solo show at Roscoe Hall

John Thompson, famed for a one man act, is booked for Roscoe Hall this Tuesday evening with popular prices. The Vicksburg Herald lauds Around the World noting Thompson’s inimitable varied characterizations from French and German to Irish Chinese Italian English and Dutch. The act combines humor song dancing and continuous laughter.

Roscoe Hall Vicksburg Herald John Thompson Thompson

Public Vendue At Pittsfield Hotel Nov 15 1883

Sale will be held at the Pittsfield Hotel and R B Dalrymple farm on Thursday Nov 15 1883 at 10 oclock for a large estate. 15 horses 2 heavy teams 4 top buggies 1 phaeton 2 road wagons 1 trotting wagon and more including cattle sheep hay and farming implements. Terms include cash for small sums and credit up to nine months with security. five percent discount for cash. Dr G W Lerner and R B Dalrymple listed in Pittsfield Pa. Oct 30 1883.

Pittsfield R. B. Dalrymple A. U. Sharp G. W. Lerner

Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office 1883 Notice

In Warren Pennsylvania on November 10 1883 postmaster 0 C Allen reports unclaimed letters addressed to numerous individuals. Addressees include Anderson Mrs G A Begston Lena Meyers Hattie Brown Flora Carrier Jennie Drake Blanche Danniels Elizabeth Eklund Carl Wiggert Richard Fehlman Lina Johnson Jennie Johnson Mary Titus J Me Johnson Eliza Hauck Wallace Willard Nettie and others. Call within thirty days or they go to the Dead Letter Office.

Warren Post Office Warren Co Anderson G. A. Agnsiey Joseph Begston Lena Meyers C. H. Barber A.J. Morse Edward Best E. A. McDonald Jno Bradenbaugh G. McGrath J. FE. Brown Hattie Nelson John Bush Hiram Nelson C. O. Bradley James Nye Ella Bloom Jno. Newhard Fred J. Carrier Flora Nilson Johan Cammack Emeline Nelson Lizzie Carlson Matilda Olson Hilda Coakley K. Clark Joseph Chiodo Michie Danniels Jennie Drake Blanche R. Danniels M. Kekahi Hilena Eklund Carl 0. Weasell Jere Larson Mathilda Whiteshot Mary Lane HB. Willard Wallace Willis Nettie

Crockery sale cuts prices on decorated tea sets

Gro. P. Orr & Co. advertises 56 piece decorated tea sets at 3 4.00 5.00 and 6.00 per set. Dr Blodgett's Magnetic Balm claimed as a general family medicine for severe colds though not a blood purifier with impressive effects.

Gro. P. Orr & Co

Acme Union Forms Under Deputy Supreme President Brown

Deputy Supreme President G. W. Brown of Youngsville organized Acme Union E. A. U. at Grand Valley on Wednesday October 31 with 71 charter applicants. Officers named include Chancellor D. H. Reno President M. E. Dunham Vice President and others such as Mrs. D. H. Reno Secretary and Rev. R. A. McIntire Chaplain.

G. W. Brown Youngsville Acme Union Grand Valley D. H. Reno M. E. Dunham G. W. Peck C. H. Whaley R. A. McIntire D. W. Morris P. J. Barton L. E. Gifford H. S. Allen J. E. Kipp P. L. Barton J. N. Jerow

Keller School pupils praised for conduct and attendance

The following pupils of Keller school are commended for good lessons punctual attendance and good conduct for the month ending Nov 1 83 Maud Knopp Belle Somers Mamie Lee Nellie Leiter Lena Honhart Harry Somers Louie Gross Guy Knopp Henry Honhart Enrolled 17 Hasie L Bascock Teacher Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations or fall trade at A A Davis & Co's

Keller School Maud Knopp Belle Somers Mamie Lee Nellie Leiter Lena Honhart Harry Somers Louie Gross Guy Knopp Henry Honhart Hasie L. Bascock A. A. Davis & Co's

Wall Paper and Durable Wall Finishes Available Nearby

N K Wendelboe lists a large stock of wall paper in latest styles and invites calls. A. Davis & Co offers oil cloths. L G Noyes, a druggist, sells the durable wall finish Ala bastine.

N. K. Wendelboe L. G. Noyes, Drauggist

Sol Cohn & Co Clothiers Offer Finest Suits For Order

The notice advertises made up clothing and the finest suits available to order at Sol Cohn & Co, clothiers tailors and hatters, highlighting proof of the pudding phrase to assure quality.

Autumn changes in Wrightsville business scene

Wrightsville news notes Albert Wright is succeeded by Will Wilcox as clerk at P. Wright's store. Blacksmith Brooks leaves town. EK Griffin rents O. P. Tuttle's shop. Miss Murray begins new term with two teachers in pleasant rooms. Music groups form. various social visits reported. Sheriff Allen returns for a visit and local improvements noted. The piece includes weddings, funerals, and community updates from early November 1883.

Albert Wright P. Wright Will Wilcox Iniaw Blacksmith Brooks EK. Griffin O. P. Tuttle Miss Murray J. W. Phillis Frank Libbie Stuart Dave Chase Dora Cummins Vineland Warren Price Corry Phillis Reynolds Concord Mary Irvine George Woodin Michigan Auld Lang Syne Charles Anderson Arthur Boardman Sheriff Allen Navy

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