Warren Daily Notes and Local Events in Warren
Local notices from Warren on October 2 1880 include inquests, church events, club meetings and business updates. Coroner Whitcomb investigates a tramp death near Dunn's Eddy while the Warren Republican Club and Presbyterian church announce gatherings. The Pennsylvanian Gas Co and local merchants advertise and a Farmers Club picnic is reported with thanks to speakers and contributors.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Wm. Martin
John J. Nesmith
Marcus Spaulding
Treas
G. H. Ames
James P. Johnson
G. L
Frank Wery
Warren
Warren Republican Club
H. Evans
Shannon
Ryan
Fradenburgh
J. P. Samuelson
Peter Smith
Charles Lott
M. E
Penn’a Gas Co
Personal notes from Bradford Era readers
Miss Maud Ruhlman returns from Erie while Mrs. Philip Leonhart recovers in Rochester. A. A. Davis and family came home from Ohio and Indiana. Dr. Hill will be at Dr Hazeltine's Friday October 4 for eye and ear practice. Mrs. A B Kehr and Magda return from Buffalo. Mrs. Waters visits Cincinnati for Dr McDermott. M E Conference at Franklin. Dr. Fradenburgh absent Sunday. Gordon Williams returns from Connecticut. Holmes to preach. Will J. McConnell aids temperance work in Allegany County. W P Nutting returns from the East with wife. County officials at State Convention. Harry Isaacs quips prohibition, a new baby arrives. Mrs. M Sexton travels to New York for millinery openings. Miss Maude Davis visiting. wedding planned in Tionesta next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ruhlman
Erie
Philip Leonhart
Rochester
A. A. Davis
Ohio
Indiana
Dr. Hill
Hazeltine
M. E
Franklin
Fradenburgh
Gordon Williams
Connecticut
Holmes
Presbyterian
Will J. McConnell
Chicago
Allegany County
N. Y
Bradford
W. P. Nutting
Russell and
Clinton
Clerk Meacham
Harry Isaacs
M. Sexton
New York
Maude Davis
Tionesta
Davis Mansion
Riverside
Everbody
Letters Remaining in Office and Local Advertisements
A fragmented note lists letters remaining in office Ladies Bengstrom Josepina Ovake Mrs Mittle Haclett Hattie 2 Wilson Lillie. The page promotes grocery and drugstore items including Baltimore Oysters at G W Sxyper's. Davis Drug Store carries cigars medicines and toiletries with shoes and yarn at PATTERSON'S and NortHRopP's. A saw mill for sale by J W Agrelius Youngsville Pa and varying goods at Geo S Davis Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengstrom
Josepina Ovake
Mittle Haclett
Hattie
Wilson
Lillie
Sandstrom Named Successor to Deputy Collector Post
John H. Sandstrom of Warren received notice last week of appointment as successor to Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue 8 E Walker, to take effect the 15th inst. He will base his office at his carriage shop on the Island. Walker retires with a good record and praise from his superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sandstrom
Warren
E. Walker
Internal Revenue
Sandstrom
Col. Watson
Walker
Knights Templar Washington Conclave excursion offer
The Knights Templar hold a rare five day conclave in Washington with a one fare round trip from all Pennsylvania Railroad stations. Travel occurs Oct 5 to 8 with return by Oct 31 1889 and allows stopovers at Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia Trenton Harrisburg Williamsport Elmira Emporium and Corry as routed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
America
Washington
Potomac
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Trenton
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Elmira
Emporium
Corry
Death of Mrs Daniel Hazeltine in North Warren Pa
Mrs Daniel Hazeltine died Sunday morning Sept 22 at her son’s home in North Warren in her 95th year after a long illness. Born Jan 10 1795 in Pittstown N Y she was daughter of William Be mus Prendegast. her family were early settlers near Bemus Point. She married Daniel Hazeltine Jr in 1818, a pioneer textile manufacturer. She leaves two sons William B Bemus Point and George North Warren and four grandchildren. Jamestown Democrat.
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Daniel Hazeltine
North Warren
William and
Mary (Prendegast) Bemus
Pittstown
N. Y
Bemus Heights
Saratoga County
Prendegast
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Daniel Hazeltine, Jr
Jamestown
Wordsboro
Vermont
Hazeltine
William B
George
Ellen McCoy
Lima
Ohio
Alice Hazeltine
William Hazeltine
Daniel H. Post
Jamestown Democrat
Johnstown opens schools as militia cleanup funded
Public schools in Johnstown opened on Monday with attendance 390 fewer than last year. The militia will stay about a week longer after over 100 days' pay is due. Governor Beaver agreed to divert $10,000 more for debris cleanup after citizen requests.
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Beaver
Potato crop 1889 expected to exceed prior US records
The Farmer's Review notes a strong potato harvest in 1889 with a total yield projected at 223,700,000 bushels, about 17,000,000 more than last year. Acreage is down slightly from 1888, but production still rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Situ and Son Insurance Announcement
A fifteen year fire life and accident insurer states it will continue operations for patrons into the millennial period conditional on Brown Sequard’s Elixir of Life proving efficacious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown- Sequard
John Situ & Son
Local sales notes include sewing machines and horse care
A Warren Pennsylvania ad lists cheap cash or easy payments for Domestic and Wilson sewing machines at 112 East Water Street. Also promoted are Arnica & Oil Liniment for horses and people, 25 and 50 cents, plus a price note for rope silk and embroidery materials at Patterson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
East Water Street
Warren
F. A. CoaswEll
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
State and Neighborhood Snippets from Corry Era News
Erie County sets a ten dollar reward for the scalp of every sheep-killing dog. Oil field activity remains brisk with a 1100 barrel drop from August. P and E railroad to replace a dilapidated Youngsville station and eyes future double tracking Erie to Jackson and Warren to Irvington. Corry elects C. T. Bordwell as second lieutenant, a former war veteran. Judge Ermentrout sentences nine liquor dealers for Sunday sales, with fines and costs. Renovo Record notes a 50 000 strong squirrel migration and hunting carnage. Johns Town reports State forces cleanup halted Sept 30 due to exhausted funds, amid four dead bodies. State offers animal destruction rewards. proof required. Lawrence County physicians form a blacklist to deter patients who owe bills.
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Corry
Erie County
Youngsville
Erie
Jackson
Warren
Irvington
Co. A
C. T. Bordwell
Bear Lake
Warren Co
Bordwell
Co. I
Ermentrout
Reading
Renovo
Mason Henry Strickler Convicted for Selling Cider
In Erie County Court Henry Strickler a mason from Erie was convicted on three counts for selling vinous liquor without a license to minors and on Sunday. He bought barrels of apple cider from a local producer in lieu of payment and sold it by the gallon to retailers with dispute over its intoxicating properties. He admitted selling cider on Sunday believing it unfermented. A fine of at least 500 dollars awaits under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Henry Strickler
Erie
Strickler
Conneautville Courier
Temperance unions report progress across Warren county
The Warren County WCTU annual report details active Y chapters in Sheffield Chandler's Valley Tidioute Russell and others with 32 paying members at North Warren and 155 total across seven Y unions. It notes donations, literature distribution, remonstrance work and the constitutional amendment campaign with mixed results and renewed resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Union
R. Hill
Jane Cole
S. S
W.C. King
Berry
Lott
Carriz Kine
North Warren
D. I. Ball
Warren
Ladies of the Union
R. R
Supreme Court
W. H. Taylor
King of Warren
A. B. Richmond
Advocate
P.O
Fair Committee
Morrison
Sheffield
W’s
Chandler’s Valley
Stillson
Chandler’s Valley Y
Vandelia Varnum
White
M. A. Buality
Sec
Corydon Notes on Beautification and School Progress
Corydon residents discuss improving homes with painting and tidying up while two weeks of school have passed with no issues in classification discipline or deportment. Miss Belle Dalrymple returns from Randolph, and locals praise the Randolph fair. Dell Marsh paints his meat market on Bradford street. Elmer Frederick visits from Kent's Corners. Ostrander receives community sympathy after a Great Valley fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Belle Dalrymple
Randolph
Dell Marsh
Bradford Street
Dell
Dan
H. A. Ostrander
Great Valley
N. Mead
Elmer Frederick
Kent’s Corners
Dexporau
A Dig in the Ribs and Its Effects
A vintage health notice warns that playful pokes under the right ribs can provoke profanity from a content man with a troubled liver. It advises looking for signs of illness and recommends Hostetter's stomach bitters as a cure, touting it against biliousness dyspepsia rheumatism nervousness kidney trouble and fever and ague.
We Frame Pictures to Order
A. A. Davis & Co frames pictures to order offering custom sizes and finishes for home or office decor. Local customers can select frames and mats with expert guidance from the shop staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Report of the Ys Work at the convention
A year ago I came before this convention with little to tell you except that I had knocked at closed doors and they would not let me. The speech reflects on early efforts and persistence in pursuing YMCA work and access to discussions.
Guaranteed Remedy Promises Relief for Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a guaranteed remedy for throat and chest diseases including consumption bronchitis and asthma. It claims relief in all cases and offers free trial bottles at Morck Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Morck Drug Store
Real Estate Transfers and Debtor Payments List Sept 28 1889
The record for the week ending September 28 1889 lists numerous transfers of property and debt settlements across Mead Brokenstraw Warren and surrounding areas. Transactions include Earnest Lowe Abby C Eddy parcels in Columbus and Mead, J B Patterson and Sam W Tait dealings in Warren and Mead, and Bradford Oil Co refinements in Kinzu and Sugar Grove with several sums noted. Also mentions Hall's Hair Renewer long noted for hair restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Sam
W. Tait
Warren
N. G. Crull
George Mead
Brokenstraw
G. Mead
Jas. P. Conroe
F. G. Hammond
Sarah J. Hammond
Pittsfield
Eliza T. Rollins
Andrew P. Pederson
Glade
Fred P. Hue
Etal
Kinzua
A. T. McIntyre
John McMullan
Sugar Grove
Jerry Crary
B. C. Hadden
Sheffield
Fall and Winter Season of 1889 Notice
We thank the public for liberal patronage during the past season and seek continued support for the present season. We have secured the latest designs and novelties to meet patrons’ expectations.
New Ties and Tailoring Promise Low Prices and Fit
Our Merchant Tailoring Department offers choicest and latest novel ties with a large stock and greater variety than before. We guarantee prices lower than any house in Western Penna and a garment with superior workmanship and interior make. Our cutter is presented as competent, and we promise equal or better fit than any Penna cutter with absolute satisfaction guaranteed.
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Penna
Dunlap Hats and Clothing House Promotes Fall Styles
The Leading Fashionable Clothier at 338 340 Water Street Warren Pa touts Dunlap Hats and Stetson for men youths boys and children. It highlights a wide Ready Made department with vast suit and overcoat variety and promises 25 percent lower prices. Traveling season brings new trunks valises and inducements for working men with upright service and non residents offered special terms.
Marriages in Titusville and Farmington on Sept 25 1889
In Titusville Pennsylvania Samuel W. Tarte and Flora M Coll ins of Warren wed at the bride’s parents home by Rev J W Blaisdell. In Farmington John A Vosburg and Martha A Townsend wed at the bride’s mother’s home by Rev G E Henshaw.
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Wenprt—Frutman
Warren
Lutheran Parsonage
P. Doerr
John A. Wendt
Youngsville
Annie N. Fehlman
Vossure—Townsend
Farmington
Bride
G. E. Henshaw
John A. Vosburg
Martha A. Townsend
TuurBer —Dunham M
South West
J. A. Robison
J. P
Mr. Thos
J. Thurber
Addie E. Dunham
D. Dunham
Pleasantville
Newkirk —McDonalo
Limestone Sp
D. S. Steadman
Leroy Newkirk
Deerfield
Ella McDonald
Limestone
Largest new stock of cloaks wraps and markets county
Advertisement touts largest new stock of cloaks and wraps in the county with plush coats priced at 19 dollars. It claims not old carried over goods and asserts top quality at the cheapest value by examination.
BEST Dress Goods and Low Prices at Warren Counter
The store touts best variety and lowest prices in dress goods with dress flannels 36 in at 25 38 and 44 cents. Flannels 38 in 30 62 and 75 cents. Novelties at 6 cents valued 65c. Ladies undergarments on sale including night robes 5 cents skirts 50 cents drawers 25 cents aprons 25 or 35 cents corset covers 25 33 cents.
Nelson Greenlund Undertaker and Embalmer Named
Nelson Greenlund, undertaker and embalmer, operates at 331 Exchange Block beside Exchange Hotel in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Greenlund
Undertaker
Hickory St
Warren
Nelson Greenlund
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren, Pa
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Aamae
Home Matters
Binghamton
C.L
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Davis’ Drug Store
American Express Co
Citizens Bank
Warren Knights Templar
C. P. Northrop
Burt
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity Memorial Church
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Eric
Emmans
Linpsey
Exma L. Surra
Sec’y
E. V. Coleman
Liberty Street
Whitcomb
Dunn’s Eddy
Carver House
A. B. Kehr
Magda
Buffalo Mon
A. Waters
Cincinnati
Dr McDermott
G. W. Sxyper’s
Starlight Knitting Yarn
Sonora Saxony
Patterson’s
Geo
C. P. Northropp’s
J. W. Agrelius
Youngsville, Pa
Vquariouy At
Gero.s. Davis’ Drug Store
Nortthrop’s
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
Johnstown
Lawrence County
New Castle
People
the Voice
Union Signal
A. C. Buck
Kinzua Union
Lottsville Union
Temperance Legion
L. 8. Brown
Pittsfield Union
Thomas
Twombly
North Clarendon Union
Sugar Grove Union
Kate Bushnell
Apa McCowan
M. E. Church
Wittenmyer
Wood
A. A. Horton
Miss Cole
Carlson
Dr. Bouton
Spring Creek Union
Spring Creek
Banquo
Flower Mission
Friends of Humanity
Amendment Herald
Temperance Banner
C. Lott Co
H. M. Clark
Tidioute Union
J. L. Grandin
Heavenly Father
Warren County
N. P. Weeer
Warren Union
the Warren Union
Wittenmeyer
Dr. Allen
S. M. S. Henry
Hayes
F. Henry
Youngsville Union
Dr. Thomas
Buffalo
Good Templars
Union
Loyal Legion
J. H. Jackson
Russell Y
Russell Amendment Club
Murray
Russell
Ackley
Y’s
Harris
Campbell
W. D. Brown
Supt. of Fair Work
National Woman’s Publishing Company
Laselle Street
Financial Secretary
O. M. Lott
Jane Orr
W. V.hazeltine
A. Gerould
I. S. Alden
S. P. Berry
A. M. Horton
A. Weiss
Allid Ald Asaaeeuas
MAIL
F. B. Brewer
John W. Bronn
Earnest Lowe
Abby C. Eddy
Columbus
Earnest L. Siggins
Maud G. Siggins
Nelson Farel
Wm. G. Collins
W. C. Patterson
Mead
W. W. Winger
Hall
Hooper
Geo. Ball
Water Street
Ren, Pa
Smith and Angel Fast
Hunter & Jarvis
Water St
Woodard & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Retail Market
Goodrich & Fehrman
Reece
Y. Hyson
J.K. Rome
Hickory Street
Chase Brothers Sears Ester
Yours Truly
Nlorce
Johnson & Siegfried
Cash Grocery
Johnson’s Exchange
N.B
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