Westfield vote ushers saloon curbs. county jail holds 125
The county jail in Chautauqua accommodates 125 prisoners. Westfield voters rejected saloons hotel bars and liquor stores in a local option election. Other notes include Clarion Normal School graduates sought for trust positions and a plan for water works in Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
N. Y
Clarion Normal School
Erie
Grand Lodge
Sugar Grove Boro
H. G. Frederick
Millersburg
Iva May Hunter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stoneboro
Oil City
Big Sandy Creek
Allegheny River
Franklin
Allegheny Division
Titusville
Mercer County
Conneautville Courier
Bradford Lodge No
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Order
Bradford Club
County Correspondence Urges Early Submissions
Next week all THE MAILS writers should send items by Monday or Tuesday as the paper will be printed Wednesday after noon to allow THE MAIL force to participate in the annual turkey raid. Don’t forget send early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Turkey
Jacob Keller Tailor Fall and Winter Cloths Sale
Store ad for Jacob Keller Tailor offering fall and winter cloths including a large lot for ladies skirts at cheap prices. Emphasizes affordable textiles and seasonal merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Strayed Brindle Steer Recovered by Pa. Farmer
A small brindle steer strayed to the farm of A. E. Eldred in Spring Creek township Warren County Pennsylvania on Monday October 28 and is now in the possession of Mylo Putnam. Owner may reclaim by calling and paying charges. Mylo Putnam West Spring Creek Pa November 1 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Eldred
Spring Creek Township
Warren Co
Mylo Putnam
West Spring Creek
Jacob Keller The Tailor Promotes Bargains For Men And Boys
The store of Jacob Keller offers elegant fall and winter cloths at low prices. Customers are urged to call soon to place orders for overcoats or suits made in Warren by union workmen and warranted to fit. No sweat shop goods sold by Jacob Keller The Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Warren
Claus
Landers
Franz & Clark
Davis Chambers
Wedding Invitations and Ball Programs at MaIL Office
Elegant invitations and programs offered at low prices. Neat workmanship available for weddings announcements and calling cards. Complete packages with prompt service and affordable rates for local orders.
Struthers Hotel Barn Transfers to John Stinger
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger who will give special attention to farmers horses and also accommodate transient trade as there is no livery in connection.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Job Printing Purists Report Accuracy and Full Count
The MAIL office confirms all job printings are accurate with a complete tally and prices deemed reasonable for services offered.
Nov 22 Cartoonist Event At Corydon M E Church
Prof Most, renowned cartoonist and freehand artist, will perform at the Corydon M E Church Friday November 22 with entertainment at 8 P M Admission 10 and 15 cents under Corydon school auspices. Community notes report a mix of local deaths, school events, and town news.
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Most
M. E
Corydon Schools
Allegheny River
Elizabeth Aiton
Jay White
Hickok
Airon
Corydon
Bradford
McMurren
Clarendon School Institute
Marion Williams
Warren
Brother Williams
Forester
C. C. Flatt
Glen Tome
Glenn
Watson
Rebekah Lodge
Carl Odell
Coryon
Local Notes From Wrightsville District
Wrightsville notes report Mrs Phillis visiting Corry for weeks and J F Higgins under treatment at Corry Hospital. Thomas Yates clerks for Eli Boardman. Roy Irvine had corn husked and stalks shredded. Several locals visited Jamestown and Corry relatives. Stoney Run Bridge damaged by husker while returning. J E Sliter injured and still lame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Phillis
Corry
J. F. Higgins
Corry Hospital
Thomas Yates
Eli Boardman
Roy Irvine
C. W. Wynn
Jamestown
Wright
J. K. Sliter
California
Nellie Stowell
Sliter
Mabel Barton
Titusville
Burton
Lottsville
P. L. Wright
Ida Kinnear
Youngsville
Fenton
Spring Creek
Stoney Run
Bears Shot Near Thompson Station by Slater and son
Robt Slater and his son from this place killed two bears Monday near Thompson Station. Last week a party of hunters from here killed a fine deer near the same place. Mrs E L Coover returns from Westfield New York visit. Miss Callie Mead inactive at bank. friends wish her speedy return. Dr J B Dunlevy left for New York City to attend lectures for two weeks. An assistant from Buffalo Hospital will tend patients. Miss Maud Webb visiting Corry. Frank Shannon and wife Oil City welcome a son Saturday. Mrs J D Shannon visiting Oil City. O M Agrelius returned sick from Asheville after one day. able to work presently. Wm Taft visiting Kane relatives. Miss Ida Shortt visiting her sister at Coraopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater and Son
Thompson Station
E. L. Coover
Westfield
N. Y
Callie Mead
J. B. Dunlevy
New York City
Buffalo Hospital
Maud Webb
Corry
Frank Shannon
Oil City
J. D. Shannon
Oility
O. M. Agrelius
Ashville
N. C
Wm. Taft
Kane
Ida Shortt
W. W. Fell
Coraopolis
Local Briefs and Weekend Plans Amid Snowy Week
Miss Artie Smith returned from California for a short Town visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Muzzy depart for Philadelphia to spend winter with daughter Mrs. A. S. Rogers. Miss Helen Taylor from Hornellsville Sanitarium visits friends. A stormed week brought rain and snow with bad roads. A dance is set for Nov 29 in Seholton's hall with Dutton's Orchestra. The late Alfred Lindquist’s personal property sold at public sale last Saturday. Gus Ohrn moved to the Cady place between Columbus and Corry.
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Artie Smith
California
W. H. Muzzy
Philadelphia
A. S. Rogers
Helen Taylor
Hornellsville Sanitarium
Seholton’s
Dutton
Alfred Lindquist
Gus Ohrn
Cady Place
Columbus
Corry
Local notes of transfers and a burglary arrest
A. D. Clark returns from Cincinnati. Mont McDonald moves to the E. A. Allen farm. James Minor relocates from Fluvanna to the Isaac Comstock farm. A quarterly M. E. church meeting was held. Burglars broke into E. M. Lowe's house Thursday night. they were captured. The young men are Lottsville brothers with prior thefts, facing likely penalties.
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A. D. Clark
Cincinnati
Mont McDonald
E. A. Allen
James Minor
Fluvanna
Isaac Comstock
M. E
E. M. Lowe
Lottsville
Pittsfield and Corydon News Summary
Miss Jennie Newcome returns from Westfield New York. Elliot Chaffee and family depart for Ohio to reside. Local residents include Theodore Norman of Dew Drop and Andrew Ekstrom of Wrightsville visiting. McGrew Brothers rebuild on Chaffee farm site after a previous fire. Corydon fire destroys Mead building, jail, and Rebekah hall with significant losses. insurance covers most owners except Blair and Tome. Town election booths burned. Rebekah piano burned but insured. Community aids efforts. one boat and shoemaker Brockway save belongings and tools.
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Pittsfield
Jennie Newcome
Westfield
N. Y
Elliot Chaffee
Ohio
Theodore Norman
Dew Drop
Walter Chipman
Corry
Andrew Ekstrom
Wrightsville
McGrew Bros
Chaffee
Corydon
Mead
Rebekah Order
Canfield
Blair
Jay Tome
Rebekah
James Griffin
Brockway
Malu Subscribers Get 52 Dividends A Year
Promote subscribing to Malu with a pitch on keeping up with politics social news courts markets and public improvements. The ad promises 52 dividends per year on the dollar invested.
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March of Politics
Winter Excursions on Erie Railroad To Southern and Western Points
The Erie Railroad lists winter excursion tickets to Florida Georgia Alabama Louisiana Texas New Mexico California Oregon and Washington with favorable rates from this section. Erie agents will provide route options and prices. one way fares are often lower than competing lines. Maps and details are available from any Erie ticket agent or F H Garfield passenger agent Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erie Railroad
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
California
Oregon
Washington
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Con
Jamestown
Cheap to Chicago and Return Exposition Special
D. A. V. & P. R. R. offers excursion tickets to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition Nov 30 to Dec 7 at low rates. Tickets on sale Dec 2 3 and 4 returnable by Dec 8. Inquire with D. A. V. & P. R. R. agents or L. J. Williams City Passenger Agent Jamestown N Y.
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Chicago
L. J. Williams
Jamestown
N. Y
New Sleeping Car Line on the Erie
Erie Railroad starts a daily Cleveland to New York sleeping car, leaving Cleveland at 11 30 P M and continuing to New York on train 8. The schedule, effective with the winter timetable on Sunday November 3, offers a convenient one night journey for local residents, arriving home next morning without change.
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Erie Railroad
Cleveland
New York
Thanksgiving Excursion Rates By D A V P R R
On November 27 and 28 the D A V P R R will sell round trip tickets to all points within 150 miles of the selling station in the central passenger association area. Return by November 29 at a rate of one fare and a third. A J Smith, G P and T A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
100 Tons Wanted For Scrap At Watson Avenue
Advertises cash for old rubber boots iron and dirt free items including hoses tires and metal scraps. Lists collection spots on Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop and Seeley’s boarding house with contact Robert Johnson. Also notes bonds for supervisors and town treasurers for sale and a stock of legal blanks at Allen fits feet 221 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Avenue
Second
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
Lady shopper challenges price claims at local store
A determined woman with a satchel confronts a retailer asking if goods are sold at cost. The exchange echoes Barnum style boasting as the clerk offers price samples and a memorandum to compare with cost. She returns to buy, leading the paper to publish her goods list.
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P.T. Barnum
George Washington
Variety of fabrics and goods offered at sale prices
The listing presents discounted items including Corticelli silk thread 100 yard spools at 6c and various silks, taffeta, foulard, and colored fabrics. Also bundled apparel such as fleeced vests, lace handkerchiefs, wool hose, flannelette gowns, and embroidered waists with considerable markdowns. Numerous textile goods and accessories priced to attract buyers.
Thanksgiving Linen and Coat Bargains Amid Seasonal Sales
Advertised discounts offer coats in bundles such as 15 for 13.50 and 20 for 17.90, with larger lots up to 35 coats for 30.50. Broad cloth is quoted at 1.25 per 500 yards, plus several lots of heavy cloth for unlined skirts and skirts at 25 to 75 cents, and one lot priced at 1.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Chautauqua County
Klahr Mead
M. Agrelius
North Carolina
Mabel Cobb
George Lindberg
Chandler’s Valley
Senator Cumings
Ridgewood
N. J
Charles
Helen Crowther
John Lusher
Hague
Eureka
Standard Oil CO
Robert Johnson
Allen
Liberty Street
Metzger
HOGAN
Der
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
T. O. Slater & CO
Water Street
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
MAY Bank & CO
Iron Works
Struthers Station
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