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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1883

Page

3

Local Officials List for Warren County Pa Positions

A compiled roster lists public offices in Warren County Pennsylvania with names for positions including Congressman State Senator Assembly President Judge Associate Judges Sheriff Prothonotary Register Recorder Treasurer County Commissioners Surveyor Coroner District Attorney Auditors and County Superintendent. Entries show individuals tied to towns such as Warren Sugar Grove Youngsville Franklin and others.

S. M. Brainerd Erie J. W. Lee Franklin C. M. Shortt Sugar Grove W. D. Brown Warren P. W Brown Farmington Pa G. 11 Bates Brokenstraw Sherif K. A. Allen Jos O. Auditors N. P. Curtis Conewango T. L. Putnam Russellburg A.S. Dalrymple C. D. Arird Youngsville

Church Schedules For Local Congregations On Sunday

Multiple denominations list Sunday services with pastors and times including Presbyterian Episcopal and Baptist gatherings. Metho dist and Evangelical churches hold morning and evening services while Sunday schools run around midday, with Catholic rites and vespers noted.

Fraternal Lodge Meetings List in Amory Area

A condensed schedule lists weekly and monthly meetings for multiple lodges and chapters in Amory area. Entries include Eb En Forp Post 336 G A R K of H Warren Lodge 539 I O O F and others with meeting nights and locations noted for members and visitors.

Eben N. Forp A. R Amory I?’ Co Laban Lodge Carver House Norviu Star Lodge Occipental H. R. A Warren Lodge O. F Allen Block Kossuth Carroll Lopae A. D U. W Hall Warren Savings Bank K. Or U. W. Hall Emory Loner H. Hall Conewango Lopok

Patterns Popular in Fashion Circles From New York and Paris

Cut paper patterns praised as models of the best New York and Paris fashions appreciated for elegant style and perfect fit. Johnson and Sizerrero, agents, Warren, Pa.

New York Paris Johnson

Feathers and Pillows Offered Bulk by McNett & Co

McNett and Co advertise a large bulk supply of first class feathers and pillows in every size at very cheap prices, inviting buyers to purchase. The notice emphasizes quantity and discount pricing for bulk buyers and retailers.

McNett & Co

Grateful Warmth in Cool Evenings

Heavier clothing is in order after sunset with light over coats needed for several days. Sol Cohn & Co the Keystone Clothiers are reliable tailors offering stylish comfort. Call 3 doors west of the Carver house Front street.

Sol. Cohn & Co Keystone Clothiers Carver House Front Street

Zopesa touted as liver stomach remedy in 1882 letter

A letter from J C Brown of Fon du Lac claims lifelong stomach pain and worst illness, saying one bottle of Zopesa cured him. The note urges readers that Zopesa is a panacea for liver stomach dyspepsia and indigestion, priced at seventy five cents.

Alli L. G. Noyes Mitch

Fall trade opens lively amid woodsy verse and news

The Warren area page reports brisk autumn trade with Hunter & Son new goods for fall and winter, George Ball's bylls of fall stock, and J. W. Dunkle's marriage in nearby counties. Also noted are gas lamp street labeling, postmaster salary shift to 2400, and a brisk Kinzua bridge excursion with eleven carloads. Community notices include library hall progress, Odd Fellows officers, veterans camp plans, and local personal items.

W. D. Brown Mart Hickory Street Laurel Street High Street Hunter & Son Venner M. Shear Bro George Ball Warren County Struthers Library Spangler W. J. Fetters Philadelphia Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows N.G J.C. Blair W. G E. Walker Dwight

Bell Bros. Sells Monie Cloth in Popular Shades

Lost on Water street last Saturday afternoon a small gold pin with a red stone between Peter Sonne's house and Morrow and Clauson's store. Finder rewarded if pin left at Mart office. Also notices on school books supplies and wall paper at A. A. Davis & Co.

Bell Bros Water Street House of Peter Sonne Morrow & Clauson’s Mart Office

Quality clothing and tailored suits for fall and winter

Sol Cohn Co advertises quality and quantity of wool suitings and ready to wear offerings. Ber Bros promote ladies cloakings in Jersey and plush fabrics. Jacob Keller features imported and domestic cloths with affordable dress and business suits and overcoats. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Yes Tooth Powder are advertised with druggist support.

Jacob Keller Second and Liberty Streets Warren

Oil City 18 Warren 1 in baseball tour stop

Oil City defeated Warren 18 to 1 in a Monday game during a weeklong tour. A picked-up nine played for Warren due to key players being unable to travel, with local reporters noting the lopsided score and the season’s close in regional leagues.

Warren Oil City Goodrich Conarro Schwing Reese Hagerty B. B Om Crry

Silk Velvets and Velve teens in popular shades on sale

Advertises silk velvets in plain and brocaded finishes and Velve teens in nonpareil arcadies and other styles with a large line in bright popular shades and a popular brands emphasis.

Hagerty Defeats Love In 150 Yard Foot Race At Titusville

Hagerty of Warren won the 150 yard race at Titusville driving park in 15 seconds, beating Al Love who lost his shoes mid race. Hagerty, 21, 5 ft 9 in, 144 pounds, is praised as a disciplined worker and capable gymnast.

Hagerty Frank Truesdell J. H. Kelly Titusville C.F. Lusk Warren E. W. Watson Love New York England America al. Love Frenchy Parrott Mart Herald

Two Cent Postage Rules Change on October First

The article notes that two cent postage takes effect Oct 1 with existing stamps remaining valid. Old two one cent stamps and the three cent stamp remain usable. For higher postage, combinations with two cent stamps are allowed. Postmasters report demand for the new stamp outstrips supply, with printing at 1.5 million daily.

Post Office Department

Challenge over hundred yard dash wager in Clarendon

North Clarendon on October 1 1883 notes a $100 bet to run 100 yards with a distance wagered by James Woop It. ER Y Ware signs a reply inviting a response in the Mail. A. A. Davis & Co advertises window shades and a new line of ladies cashmere and silk gloves.

North Clarendon James Woop Clarendon Y. Ware

Federal court invalidates reissued Green driven-well patent

The Eastern District of Pennsylvania rules the Green driven well reissue is broader than the original patent. Judge Shiras in Iowa reaches a similar conclusion in a separate infringement suit. The phrase driven well has "got to go" reflects the ruling. A local ad notes Winter Flannels at Bet Bros and N K Wendelboe’s new wallpaper stock.

United States District Court Pennsylvania Shiras United States Court For Iowa

Unclaimed letters listed at Warren Post Office Pa

Letters addressed to numerous individuals remain unclaimed at the Warren Post Office Warren County Pennsylvania. Callers should inquire with the date of advertising and will have thirty days before items go to the Dead Letter Office.

Warren Post Office Warren Co Arnold Bertie Julia Robert Back John M. Kyrehner John Cole PS Lott E. G. Carlsson Sofia Lauttenberger James Cramford Miles Like C. L. Cobb Frank Morrison EF. J. Carlberg Ane McBride C. Crude E Nilsson Hilman Dowers Nellie Olson Clara Douglass James Olson L. P. Drake Jno Bb. Person Luverin Dill C. H. Porter Celia Dill C. H. Rogers Steven Ellis G. T. Rieg Marie Ericksson Amy Raizer Mary Farmer Horace Russell Ford Field Lee Richardson Eliz. Guston Mary Sheen Hannah Grogen Maggie Shaw Flora Gardner Jane Shea John Haupin Frank Union Co Haupin Alice Weaver Mary Hartman Jacob Woodford J. D. Johnson Pet Worth H. E. Jonsson Olof Williams Ada Williams Chas

Measure Your Suit At Sol Cohn And Co Keystone Clothiers

The notice promotes shopping for suits at Sol Cohn and Co Keystone Clothiers and suggests trying the Imported Gen at L G Noyes drug store.

Sol Cohn & Co The Keystone Clothiers L. G. Noyes

Jamestown street railway progresses and oil notes

Reports from Ridgway and surrounding towns highlight progress on a Jamestown street railway and a new telephone line linking Sugar Grove to Jamestown. Fairs occur in Titusville Erie and Parker with Franklin fairs this week. The Petroleum Age magazine in Bradford offers oil insights and regional school operations are led by J H McClintock Clyde Cotton and Miss Lillie Dewey.

Jamestown Albert W. Perrin Ridgway Stearns Sugar Grove Titusville Erie Parker Franklin Bradford Columbus J. H. McClintock Union Clyde Cotton Wrightsville Lillie Dewey Johnnie Peterson Andrew Peterson Farmington Warren and Pitsburg Henry Purdon Oil City Franklin Press

County Correspondence From Lander Area 1883

P M Guild moves to town to send his children to the union school. Miss Neame Henning recovers from fever. L C Porterfield and wife return from wedding trip. Irvine nearly fatally struck by a chain near the depot. George W Ryan killed at Effingham Illinois during a Barretts circus rehearsal. Sweetland cuts his foot at Clarke's factory. Mrs E Johnson breaks forearm bones. A new arrival at Chas Babcock's a girl. Elmer Thompson and Miss Clara Ashton wed and tour west. Brown couple celebrate silver wedding. Local folk visit the west. Frost hurts farmers. John Peterson shot accidentally. dies after lingering. Grand festival Oct 5. peaches and cream 25c. Barn struck by lightning at Lottsville. loss 700 insured 400. Mrs Whitney goes to Cleveland for medical study. Miss Carroll to Buffalo Medical University. Mrs Wheelock ill. School under Prof Gunning a success. Mr Clark loses knee wound in war, leg amputated. W M Church repairs near completion. Rev Willis Crosby to Northern NY and Canada. McNett Co offers large line of furniture at low prices.

J. W. Dunkle Clarendon Susie A Dillon Nickelville Reverdy_B. Stewart Tidd Barcley Warren Ohio John Sterry William J. B. Allen W. A. Irvine Europe The Argus Defiance Iowa D. J. Burgess Jessie P. Home Burlington Jack S. Burgess P. M. Guild Fagundus Union School Neame Henning L. C. Porterfield Irvine R. R. Porterfield George W. Ryan George Marsh Effingham Barrett’s Circus Ryan Brothers Sweetland Clarke’s E. Johnson Chas. Babcock’s Farmington Elmer Thompson Clara Ashton P. W. Brown John Peterson Young People’s Literary Society Lander Chas Comstock Lottsville W. D. Whitney Cleveland A. Mellissa Carroll Buffalo Medical University D. F. A. Wheelock Willis K. Crosby New York Canada

Floral Hall at Sugar Grove Fair Awards Embroideries and More

At the Union Agricultural Society annual fair in Sugar Grove on September 11 12 and 13 1883 exhibitors display lace embroidery robes curtains and whitework with prizes awarded in domestic manufacture sewing machines and textile items. Entries include work by Libbie Robbins Maud Messinger J M Broadhead and Mrs Frank among many others with departments ranging from knitted lace and drawn work to patchwork and crazy quilts.

Union Agricultural Society Sugar Grove Vanama Mattie Pond Libbie M Rogers Susan Pless Marvy Pless Pard Davis J R Raymond L Martin Kelso Frank N Fetterly R Whiting N Ayers Ayers ED Northrop Northrup W Peckham H Fenton John Stuart Fenton Breed S Clark H Robinson J Wiggins M Mattison A N Ayres Ricrac Wellman Kinsman Clarisa Blodgett Earnest Abbott Jerome Babcock L Nichols E Hazeltine Lizzie Robbins Harrison Robinson Clarissa Blodget Abbott A N Ayers Wm Peckham Peckham Wiggins Broadhead Rhinehart RJ Lindsey J A Abbott John Bull M Sherrick Hale Ella Bull G§ Horton S Frank S O Smith N Preston G R Esta M A Pless FE Allen Libbie Robbins J N Stultz D Wright Ball J M Stultz Brown C F Temple L Keller CS Thompson Frank Jones F Jones C Wright Maud Messinger Sharon E Nobles L S Pratt Same S Thomas C E Carlson Alf Cowles J Isaacson W A Frank Scott Thomas Laura Gardner R C Temple

Good Route From Warren to New York via B N Y P R R

Railroad notes promote the Warren to Olean line as the best route to New York with swift connections via N Y L E W or old Erie. Time changes on the river division improve schedules with departures from Warren at 9 20 A M and 5 30 P M. An Oct 1 update adds through service from Oil City to Olean and new connections at Kinzua for Bradford. An excursion to Niagara Falls Oct 10 highlights Maid of the Mist as the whirlpool’s second trip. The Olean & Salamanca ballast nears completion and coal runs resume, with October first for passenger service. The West Shore road progress enables New York to Syracuse trains from Oct 1, and the Pittsburg, Bradford & Buffalo merger forms the Pittsburg & Western from Pittsburg to Kane.

Warren New York Olean Old Erie Metropolis River Road Erie James C. Brooks Frewsburg N. Y Buffalo Ellington Brooks River Oil City Kinzua Bradford Niagara Falls Eagle Rock Maid of the Mist Olean & Salamanca West Shore Road Syracuse Pittsburg, Bradford & Buffalo Pittsburg & Western Pittsburg Kane

Petroleum Points A Review of the Oil Market

The oil market remains firm with prices from 1.12 to 1.16 per barrel as buyers anticipate higher crude costs. Trading noted selling pressure from 1.16 to 1.14 after a weaker monthly report and a new well near Alma, Alleghany County. A subsequent producing period near Wardwell Ferry added 10 to 50 barrels in two hours. Susannah Hazeltine Spencer, a pioneer of Warren County, Pa., died August 9 at age 84 in Youngsville after a life of church work and long residence with daughter Mrs. Duprey. The notice includes land details: 126 acres near Greenville with 100 cleared, easy terms. James C. Brown, Greenville, Pa.

Potter & Farwell Brokers In Petroleum Warren Shorts Alma Alleghany County N. Y Reed Wardwell Ferry ALG Ligiz Susannah Hazeltine Spencer Youngsville Warren County Wordsborough Laban Hazeltine Abner Hazeltine Joel Spencer John Spencer Connecticut Missionary Society First Congregational Church Jamestown Spencer Duprey Greenville Pa James C. Brown Greenville, Pa

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