Y M C A Meeting Highlights Warren 1889
The Warren Y M C A held a largely attended union meeting at the M E Church with past ors from several denominations assisting. State Secretary Hurlburt delivered the main address on work at state and national levels, and President Henry outlined reports showing a strong reading room, growing membership, and plans for a three lecture course for community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Warren
M. E
Presbyterian
Baptist
Evangelical
Do. E. Hurlburt
Y. M.C.A
F. Henry
L. B. Hoffman
Hoffman Block
Apostle Paul
Macedonia
W. A. Greaves
Thanksgiving season ads and notices from Warren 1889
The Warren Mail lists Thanksgiving pricing, theater, and entertainment plans, plus local notices. It notes a fire alarm incident, a veterans ball, charity gifts from A. Minitzer & Co, and a new grocery firm Nesmith and Knapp. It mentions a temperance sermon, a skating rink opening, and fashion footwear ads.
Personal notices and family events from Titusville area
Local notices report dying man Mr. James Roy and ill child Bertha Rev P Doerr’s daughter. Frank Chevalier learns of his father’s death in Detroit. Hon W B Benedict is improving. Lora Alden returned from Jamestown after Ross wedding. Mrs Wells improving in Rochester with daughter. Morris brothers’ bereavement in Hinsdale N Y, aged 56. W C Russell builds steam saw mill in West Virginia. Ex Sheriff E A Allen auction sale before moving to Columbus. J D Harris in Corydon pays ahead to support printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
P. Doerr
Frank Chevalier
Detroit
W. B. Benedict
Titusville
Lora Alden
Jamestown
N. Y
Miss Ross
B. F. Morris
Hinsdale N. Y
Samuel J. Morris
W. C. Russell
Glade
West Virginia
Alpena
Randolph Co
E. A. Allen
Freehold
Columbus
Chauncey Spencer
Corry
J. D. Harris
Corydon Township
Warren County Teachers Institute Opens With Large Attendance
The Warren County Teachers Institute convened at the courthouse on November 18 with Supt. Putnam elected president and Profs. Fell Miller and Campbell named officers. Lectures by Mrs Mary A Livermore and Rev R S Holmes drew large crowds at Library Hall and Conwell and Dr Mary Allen were slated for upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Supt. Putnam
Library Hall
Russell Conwell
Mary Allen
Institute
New Fantasma at Library Hall Next Monday and Tuesday
Manager Alexander books Hansons New Fantasma at Library Hall for Nov 25 and 26 with full houses expected. The St Louis Democrat praises its stage mechanism and transformations, noting the Jules Verne undersea scene and strong company amid vivid tableaux and thrilling effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Greaves
Alexander
Hanson
The
St. Louis Democrat
Pope’s Theatre
November Court Passages and Resolutions in Warren County
Court cases closed include Northrop vs McNett continued. verdicts for plaintiff in Cummings vs Bush 245.38 and Barber vs McCalmont 47.00. Schermerhorn vs Cogswell & Co. undecided. new trial granted in Spink conspiracy case. Resolutions honor Frank D Reeves with praise for his legal service and note Col F O Crocker resignation with successor S J Crocker. Local ads for billiards, school books, and shoes appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K
Northrop
Waerens
Frank D. Reeves
Warren County
Columbus
Bar
Wm. S. Reeves
Lizzie E. Reeves
Col
F. O. Crocker
W. M. Lindsey
Wuersas
S. J. Crocker
Col. Crocker
Advertising claims and goods at reduced prices in Journal emporium
The notice promotes a diverse selection of clothing and accessories including overcoats silk umbrellas scarves neckties robes trunks and valises smoking jackets office coats and lounging coats with new styles and tailoring options. It asserts adherence to advertised claims and touts prices 25 percent lower than elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Fifty Years Wedded Golden Wedding in Warren
A golden wedding celebration for Mr. James Edwards and his wife in Warren on November 19. neighbors and shop mates gifted $17.50 in gold, napkin rings, a gold thimble, two chairs, and the Warren band played Auld Lang Syne. Edwards, a Struthers Iron Works employee since 1877, wed in 1839 at Whitehall Station near Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
West End
Jimmy
Warren
Burgie
H. E. Davis
Edwards
Barnhart
Crawford
Leffard
Letters Remaining in Office and Not Called For
A mixed list of ladies and gentlemen whose letters remain uncalled and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office after two weeks. Includes Gov. Bradwd Star note on PA free scholarships for counties, and editorials praising female teachers and school marms for grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NorrHrop’s
C. P. Northrop
Warren
Burt
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Philadelphia
Bradford Star
Ridgway
Post Office
Harper & Brothers
Harper & Crothers
New York
Invitations and Programs at the Mart Office 2006
The Mart office offers a large stock of samples to select from including the latest and best invitations and programs for 2006.
We Have Not Sold Out Millennial Insurance Promise
We have operated for fifteen years in fire life and accident insurance and will continue for patrons until the millennial period if Brown Sequard's Elixir proves effective. John Sttu & Son and A A Davis & Co sell C L C Books at four dollars fifty cents per set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown- Sequard
John Sttu & Son
Chicago
Haymarket Square
Gideon
Schiller
Free sewing school for girls in Oil City noted
The column lists civic items including a free sewing school for girls over nine in Oil City, and mentions diverse topics from divorce dockets in McKean county to new depots, floods effects, and local school praise. It records local happenings, rail plans, and court notes with brief, dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
McKean
Youngsville
Warren
Lock Haven
Sons of America
Reading School Board
H. Williams
Edinboro
State Normal School
Clarion
Pennsylvania State Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Harrisburg
Temperance Column Reflects on W C T U Work and 1890 Goals
The column reviews Miss Willard’s annual address and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union efforts. It highlights Sabbath defense, temperance publishing growth, Labor Question ties to prohibition, and calls Nebraska action against liquor traffic. Ads note Hoxsie Disks and local shops G N Patterson millinery and Snyder green grocery with products and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Willard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Buckingham
Nebraska
Dakotas
Star of Bethlehem
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Knights of Labor
Terrence V. Powderly
Washington
J. C. Bateham
National Department of Work
One Hundred Suits Sold at Keystone Clothing
The Keystone Clothing Company at 336 Main Street touts selling over 100 suits valued at five to twelve dollars, with boy’s suits from 1.50 and up. They promise fair dealing, custom options, and invite patrons to try on suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOL Cohn & CO
Keystone Clothing Company
Square Dealing Clothiers and Tailors
Main Street
Saw Mill for Sale in Youngsville Pa
Saw mill for sale capable of sawing 10 000 feet of lumber per day. Apply to J W Agrelius in Youngsville Pennsylvania. 4stf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Agrelius
Youngsville, Pa
Wanted 500 cords of stave bolts for cash on delivery
Wanted now 500 cords of rock chestnut or oak stave bolts 24 inches long. Cash on delivery. J. W. Agrelius Youngsville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Agrelius
Youngsville
Markets Report Mixed Grain and Flour Prices Across Cities
The market closes steady with posted rates 4814 486 and actuals 4804 481 for sixty days and 48514 485% for demand. Wheat No 2 red 88c, corn 38c, oats 23-26c, butter 25c, cheese 11-12c. New York notes flour steady with city extras at 4.40, wheat No 2 red at 86-88c, corn 41c, oats 28c. Chicago grain futures show diverse November December values. pork and lard prices quoted in November and January contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
New Ohio
Western Creamery
HEESE
Real Estate Transfers of Week Ending Nov 16 1889
Listings show numerous transfers across Mead, Kinzua, Sugar Grove, and Warren County including Leroy Phillips, Peter Muto, Geo F Yates, and F H Rockwell among others. Notable values range from 25 to 10 000 dollars with multiple parcels in Spring Creek and Cherry Grove. Also advertising Gents’ Furnishing Goods at A Weiss store in Warren with winter suits and boys’ clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bates
Leroy Phillips
Spring Creek
J. C. Wells
Peter Muto
Mead
John Monson
Sam’s Grossenburg
Martha Sexton
Warren
C. Gullman
Geo. F. Yates
Kinzua
Peter M. Smith
F. H. Rockwell
Cherry Grove
L. H. Lapham
Val. Con
Frederick Phillips
Theo Messner
Sheffield
Penna Gas Co
Edwin Chase
Geo. B. Wright
Sugar Grove
Albert Anderson
C. O. Skoeg
David Crane
Eliza E. Hiding
Ee Crane
Jane Hines
Treas. Warren Co
W. A. Alexander
T. N. Barnsdall
Val Con
Phoebe Reeves
F. D. Reeves
Columbus
A. Sundell
N. W. Dupree
Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Immediate cash prices for pine and timber logs
For Immediate Delivery Tas Warren Woaden Ware Works offers top cash for an unlimited supply of Pine, Cucumber, White wood and Basswood logs or bolts. Pine lengths 11 18 14 20 22 26 28 inches with second growth free of knots and not under 6 inches diameter. Cucmber Whitewood Basswood 17 and 28 inches long not under 8 inches diameter. 16010t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Warren Woaden Ware Works
Basket festival aids Stoneham children at Union Hall
Stoneham reports a well attended Basket festival at Union Hall on Saturday raising about forty five dollars for Christmas gifts. Visitors include W W Wilbur and wife from Warren and E G Peirce from Jamestown. Alan Lindbury of Stoneham Tannery Co moves to Brook Street after eight years with the Swede community. Preachers Rev. P Doerr to lecture Thursday and Friday with a Sunday communion service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
W. W. Wilbur Esq
Warren
H. R. King
E. G. Peirce
Jamestown
Hall
Alan Lindbury
Stoneham Tannery Co
Brookston
Alan
Younger Young Folks Babyland magazine 1890 year
The Younger Young Folks Babyland magazine announces a 1890 volume with twelve stories by Margaret Johnson and Emilie Poulsson, serials by L T Meade, poems and pictures for early readers. It features fifty five full page pictures, six true bird stories, and various children’s tales with a January start. The annual subscription is one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Johnson
Polly Pry
Emilie Poulsson
Mopsey
Hans
L. T. Meade
Fannie A. Deane
The Pansy New Volume Opens With Serials And Features
The Pansy monthly announces new serials by Pansy and Margaret Sidney including Miss Dee Dunmore Bryant and Aunt Philena. Helen The Historian will headline Pansy s Golden Text Stories. Baby s Corner continues with Mrs C M Livingston. Felix Oswald M D contributes a series. New reminiscences When I Was a Boy and When I Was a Girl appear. Specimens of Lothrop magazines offered. The a s C E Junior Society is noted. Subscriptions $1.00 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella M. Alden
Pansy
G. R. Alden
Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Lothrop
Largest new stock of cloaks and dress goods in Warren
County wide store announces biggest stock of cloaks wraps and new markets not old goods. Plush coats $19.00, dress flannels 25c to 75c, new novelties at 6c to 6 5c. Special line of ladies underwear low prices. Hosiery from 25c and up, Smith and Angel dyed hosiery guaranteed. Underwear for all ages and blanket and quilt values from $1 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
The
Relief Association
A. Minitzer & Co
Homer Nesmith
Ed Knapp
P. J. Bayer
Bayer
Nesmith & Knupp
John L. Kerr
Soldiers’ Orphan School
Mercer
Lake Shore Railroad
Erie
Westfield
N. Y
Crawford County
Court House Yard
G. N. Patterson’s
Warren County
G. N. Patterson
Front St
Warren, Pa
Smith and Angel Fast
Sec
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Association
M. E. Church
Cecea Psi
Avetazec
Warren ‘Cadets
Avectlazec
Ceera
Avoctazc
Dpiwestion
F. B. Stevenson
D. L. Gerould
Treas
Tobal
Adv
M.C. A
SALA
A. A. Davis & Co
Mr. Enston
Warren Manufacturing Enterprises
Warren Mail
Home Matters
Philo
Times
C.L
Davis’ Drug Store
Emma
LinpseEy
Emma L. Suitu
Episcopal Church
Barger
Ryan
Temperance
Mr. James Roy
Teachers _Institute
Gxo
A. Wit
Guo
C. P. Norriror’s
Geo. Ball
Water St
Johnstown
Flood
Herald
Fred Wilcox
Bedstead Works
John Carlson
Sweden
New Gas Company
Telegraph
Mercer County
Supreme Court
Navy
Pennsylvania
New York Line
Jamestown Journal
Woman's Temperance Publication Association
Terence Y. Powderly
Green
G. W. Snyder
Toledo
Caicaco
Texas
Buffalo
Michigan
Stoneham
Babyland
D. Loibrop Company
Boston
Harper's Magazine. Illustrated
Edwin A. Abbey
Harper’s Magazine
Andrew Langs
Harper's Magazine
Alphonse Daudet
Tarascon
Henry James
Rossi and Myrbach
W. D
Harpers Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper’s Young People
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hunter & Jarvis
L.G. Noyes & CO
N. B
Woodard & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
Johnson & Siegfried
Cash Grocery
Johnson’s Exchange
N.B
Taarcied
Akron
Joe
S. C. Williams
East
Liverpool
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Harper's Young People
Illustrated Weekly
Howard Pyle
Frank M. Bicknell
W. D. Howells
Thomas Nelson Page
Mary E. Wilkins
Nora Perry
Harriet Prescott Spofford
David Ker
Hezekiah Butterworth
Sophie Sweet
Richard Malcom Johnston
Harper's
Boston Advertiser
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