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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1890
Page
3
The Warren Mail issues a weathered blend of ads and community notices from October 1890. It promotes goods at Gregory’s Bargain Store, Goodrich & Fehlman flour, school supplies, and local auctions, plus church events, court notes, Odd Fellows offices, deer season, and a call to visit the Warren school for parental involvement.
Judge Gunnison returns from Europe and local residents are noted in town. Erie attorney J W Wetmore visits over his brother George's death. Rev A M Merchant and Libbie King travel for education. Epworth League plans Philip Phillips lectures Oct 13 14 15. Warren to lose W Russell to West Virginia. Rev W W Painter moves to Chicago. Mrs Maria Burgess dies at about 65. Fred A Hazeltine returns from South America with stories and trinkets.
Woman's Relief Corps No 45 will be inspected by Maria Leonard Department President at the Post room Thursday evening October 9 at 730 oclock. All members should be present. By order of President Mumma L Smirth Emma S Linpsey Secretary.
Woman seeks employment in dining room and kitchen positions. Apply to Cc. W. Sereall.
Midnight Germantown Zephyrs advertise German knitting and worsted yarns including genume Saxony Angora ice wool Shetland wool and Floss for sale at Third Street location.
The old Isaac Eddy house was removed and a prime building lot is on the market at Fifth and Market. Builders and architects such as Beebe & Son and A Morck partner on several projects, including a $4500 wooden house and a $6000 Morck residence with fine views. Seawers and water works advance. multiple houses rise along Fifth, Water, and Third streets as the Savings Bank gains height and local quarries supply building stone.
A large Republican gathering at Library Hall Warren featured Senator Delamater and slate of state candidates with speeches on tariff, taxation, and equal civic rights. Delamater defended party unity, urged protectionist policy, tax reform, and pledged to uphold soldiers' benefits.
Buffalo progress. night mail pickup citywide. Oil City Safe Union grows to about 400 members, largest in state. Oil Pioneer reunion eyed for Titusville. Johnsonburg fire losses near 50,000. twenty-plus buildings burned. State Board of Agriculture autumn meeting at Butler Courthouse October 15–16. Santa Claus letter in Oil City post office remains unclaimed. Laidlaw bill authorizes Seneca Nation land leases. Dr Pepper run Kane to Erie sets speed record. Fisher regarded strong county judge candidate across papers. Lottsville lodge anniversary marked with services. Bradford rifle range accident fatal for John Goll, veteran of German and Union armies.
Mrs P 8 announces Hortons grand opening scheduled for Thursday October 9 and Friday October 10. The event invites customers to preview new offerings and specials at the store location. Attendees may enjoy early discounts and refreshments during the two day affair.
The Glade Filtering Works change hands with Wm Muir Ed Lesser and Mr Holmes of Buffalo taking ownership while Henry Taylor leaves for Titusville. A large boarding house is rising on First Street for refinery workers and several houses are under construction along Washington Street and Franklin Hill.
Nellie Salsberg aged six, daughter of miller Swain Salsberg of Irvine burg, drowned at Irvine dam near Russell after slipping into the creek. Her father leapt in to save her and nearly drowned. the body was recovered Monday afternoon after a diligent search.
George R Wetmore died in Warren Pennsylvania on Sunday October 5 1890. Born January 28 1841 he rose from local schooling to co founder of a Warren fuel gas company and led cavalry efforts in 1862. He served as captain on Col Schoonmakers staff and died after a long illness amid funeral services led by the G A R Post.
The piece describes malarial illness and its effects on digestion and nerves, claiming Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal preventive and remedy. It notes widespread use in the South, West, South America, Guatemala, and Panama, and cites benefits for liver issues, dyspepsia, kidney trouble, rheumatism, and debility. It also advertises hats and bonnets at Mrs. Orton's grand opening.
The D A V and P R y issues maps showing direct connections with the New York Central West Shore and New York Harbor Line to New York Boston and intermediate points with tickets to these destinations and baggage checked to final stop. Good connections at Dun Kirk and Buffalo. Also lists agents C H Kercham Warren C E Batchetuer Dunkirk and Wiarton Ont with other local notices and ads for Burdock Blood Bitters and Trushel Co groceries.
Public notice by Sheriff I H Fuellhart of Warren County announces the General Election on the first Tuesday of November 1890 from 7 AM to 7 PM. Voters will elect Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of Internal Affairs Congress Senate Assembly Judge Recorder County Commissioners District Attorney Auditors Jury Commissioners and Warren Academy Trustee at designated districts.
Advertises Do mestic and Wilson sewing machines for sale at 112 East Water Street Warren Pa. by F A Conswitt with cash or easy terms. Also Clarkson Parker offer butter cream cheese and eggs wholesale retail. Gso Davis Drug Store compounds prescriptions and drugs. Trushel Co groceries.
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