Mail close and train schedules at Warren Post Office
The Warren PA post office announces Aug 1 83 mail close times for multiple routes including Corry Erie Meadville New York and New England Ohio and Western States and western and eastern Pa. mail connections with specific cutoffs. Regional towns listed include Titusville Tidiotn Elle Lander Kinzua and Sugar Grove with pickup days noted.
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Corry
Erie and
Meadville
New York
New England
Ohio
Eastern
N. Y. City
N.ef
States
Baltimore
Washington
Titusville
Local Officials and Directors Named in Town Listing
The document lists municipal roles including Burgess Geo, P Orr. Town Council A Conarro and others. School Directors Charles Dinsmoor W H Pickett Rev Rankin M Silk. Assessor Joan Heible. Justices Geo O Cornelius R Schnurr. Constable S F E Walker. Notaries D J Ball C H Noyes H K Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith C Dinsmoor H L Roberts.
Local Officials Listed for Warren County Positions
A compiled slate lists congressional, state senate, and assembly members along with county offices for Warren and surrounding towns. Names include Brainerd, Lee, Shortt, Brown, etc., with offices such as Sheriff, Prothonotary, Register and Recorder, Treasurer, County Commissioners, Surveyor, Coroner, District Attorney, Auditors, and County Superintendent.
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S. M. Brainerd
Erie
J. W. Lee
Franklin
C. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
W. J. Brown
Warren
P. W Brown
Farmington Pa
G. H. Bates
Brokenstraw
Sherif
E. A. Alien
Jos. A. Weible
Register & Recorder
Swanson
Warren, Co
K. P. Curtis
Conewango
J. L. Putnam
Russellburg
A.S. Dalrymple
Ounty
C. D. Avird
Youngsville
Church Services and Schedules From Local Denominations
A compact listing of worship times across multiple churches. Presby terian, Meriopist, Barris T, Lutheran, Evangelical, Scandinavian and Catholic churches show Sunday services at 11 AM and 7:30 PM in most cases with Sabbath or Sunday schools around 9:30 to 12:50 PM. Vespers at 4 PM for Catholic.
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T. Bach
N. G. Johnson
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Dr Blodgett’s Balm Misleading Claims Debunked
The article states Dr Blodgett’s Magnetic Balm is not a blood purifier and offers limited aid only as a general family medicine for severe cases and fresh colds. It notes a French clothes cleaning establishment opening near Seigel’s store run by W. M. Noel offering cleaning and repairs.
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Seigel
W. M. Noel
Cut Paper Patterns Show New York Paris Fashions
Patterns models of latest designs from New York and Paris attract wide popularity for elegance and perfect fit. They are easy to assemble and adjust to the figure. Jonxson & Steerreimp, Agents.
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New York
Paris
Jonxson & Steerreimp
Warren
Allen & Free's offers cider and fruit preserves
Russellburg merchants advertise cider and cider jelly at one cent per gallon and cash payments for cider apples. Geo Ball promotes tailored suits and hats with latest cloth styles. L G Noyes, Druggist, touts Lime Juice Soda Water as a new drink.
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Allen & Free’s
Russellburg
L. G. Noyes
Suit Measure at Sol Cohn & Co. Clothiers
Catarrh remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure offered for sale by L. G. Noyes at 75 cents per bottle. The ad promotes restoring smell and hearing through a Keystone clothier storefront.
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Sol Cohn & Co
The
Keystone Clothiers
Hall
L. G. Noyes
Catarrh Cure Offered for Uncurable Cases
Advertisement notes Sall's Catarrh Cure offered for any catarrh case that cannot be cured, taken internally, price 75 cents, sold by L. G. Noyes.
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Sall
L. G. Noyes
Letter touts Zopesa cure for liver and stomach
An 1882 Wisconsin note by J C Brown claims life long stomach pain relieved by one bottle of Zopesa, promoting it as a panacea for liver and stomach ailments with a price of seventy five cents and references available.
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Fon On
Lac
J.C. Brown
Flustered town notes and market chatter in Warren
Readable items show local life in Warren with social events and notices. Mentions include a vote turnout event at Marck Bro.’s on Oct 25 26 27. auctions and Crockery sales by J Ross Raymond and G P Orr & Co. an ice dealer purchasing a farm for an ice pond. library hall opening plans by Wilbur Opera Co. a wedding notices batch. and various local residents traveling or ill.
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J. Ross Raymond
G. P. Orr & Co
Warren
Local Advertisements Highlight Cigars and Bird Cages
Floor oil at A. A. Davis Company and imported cigars at L. G. Noyes drug store promoted. New stock of bird cages shows offering for shoppers.
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A. A. Davis & Co
L. G. Noyes
Funniest Benefit Baseball Game At Riverside Park
The Fats beat the Leans 26 to 18 in a playful benefit game at Riverside Park for Mr. Woolsey and Mr. Sterry. Notable players included Fats pitcher Weaver and Schoff the best grounder, with Utter making a long reach. The event raised about $40 for the two needy men and may inspire another match.
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Riverside Park
Woolsey
Sterry
F. H. Wyman
J. K. Weaver
Pat O’hara
James Myers
Geo. Shoff
F. M
Schoff
Policeman Utter
Weaver, Brown
Morck
Local Wellness Ad Mix Sprucees Bids and Supplies
Nature’s own remedy promises a sure cure for kidney and bladder troubles offered for sale at M. Meals. N K Wenderboe reports a large stock of wall paper in latest styles. Wells toothpaste promoted. Oil cloths and rugs available at A A Davis & Co.
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M. Meal’s
N. K. Wenderboe
A. A. Davis & Co
Shoe dealer loses ten dollars in counterfeit swap
A buyer pays five dollars for shoes with a ten dollar bill. The dealer cannot make change and trades the bill on the street for two fives, keeps one for the shoes, returns the other. The ten becomes counterfeit and the dealer must replace it with genuine money. The question asks the dealer's total loss, debated at a teachers’ institute with some claiming a ten dollar loss plus shoes.
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Teachers’ Institute
Erie Observer
Meads Offers Imported Spirits and Cigars for Family Use
At M. Mead's a large invoice of old Kentucky rye and sour mash whiskies is offered along with imported alcohol and Irish whiskies Jamaica rum brandies gins wines and more. A large lot of London ale bass ale porter and imported bottled lager is also available for family use. Fine imported and domestic cigars are a specialty.
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M. Mead’s
Jamaica
Garfield Strikes Back as Oil Town Rebuilds and Thrives
In a Bradford Era style piece the frontier town Garfield sees occupied buildings finish and fill after decline. Tom Hill’s hotel business remains strong as Garfield becomes a gateway to Balltown and Porcupine country with ongoing gushers. Horton Crary narrow gauge adds daily freight and soon passenger service while local merchants tout low prices and wide stock at A A Davis & Co.
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Bradford
Tom Hill
Garfield
Balltown
Porcupine Country
Gushers
Cherry Grove
Horton & Crary
Sheffield
Jacob Keller Tailor Promotes Fall and Winter Cloths
Jacob Keller markets an extensive stock of imported and domestic cloths in fall and winter styles. He offers dress, business suits, overcoats, and trousers with guaranteed fit if paid for. Rooms are on the second story corner of Second and Liberty streets with low prices and best workmen. 3,000 yards of Velvets and Plushes in new shades, matching dress goods, and a new line of Saequing. O Hunter & Son. Wall Paper and Ceilings for fall trade at A Davis & Co.
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Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren
Hunter & Son
Warren and Jamestown Telegraph Line Opened Between Towns
The N Y and P line connecting Warren and Jamestown opened last week with a via Frewsburg Fentonville Russellburg and North Warren route. Officials from Warren Jamestown and nearby towns celebrated the event and noted future gas connections and additional links to Mayville Dunkirk and many surrounding communities.
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N. Y. & P. Telephone Co
Warren
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Russellburg
North Warren
A. M. Lowry
Board of Trustees
G. P. Orr
Fenton
Stone
Siegfred
Western Union Telegraph Company
C. J. Andrews
Ross
Ross Mills
Journal
Stearns
Mayville
Busti
Sugar Grove
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Laona
Stockton
Cassadaga
Sinclairville
Moons
Vermont
Falconer
Russelsburg
Chautauqua
Westfield
Corry
Columbus
Spring Creek
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Stoneham
Clarendon
Sheffield
Jamestown Democrat
Long sprint ends in Johnson victory in Titusville race
In Titusville last Thursday afternoon, Starry M. Johnson defeated Tim J. Hagerty in a 150 yard dash timed at fifteen seconds. Johnson, 190 pounds at twenty six, topped Hagerty by about thirty feet, with $300 stakes and pools totaling around seven hundred.
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Titusville
Tim J. Hagerty
Warren
Starry M. Johnson
Richburg
Oil City
F. W. Truesdell
Hagerty
Johnson
Bradford
D. E. Fritz
Drawn for November term of Court list of jurors
Drawn for November term of Court commencing Monday November 12 1885 at 10 a m. are numerous residents from Warren County including laborers farmers machinists carpenters merchants and others across towns such as Columbus Freehold Sugar Grove Clarendon Tidioute Glade Conewango Elk Warren Farmington Youngsville South West and Brokenstraw.
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Allen
Frank
Columbus
Acocks
O. P
Freehold
Brookmire
Sugar Grove
Brady
J. R
Tidioute
Brasington
Glade
Boughton
Ira
Triumph
Babcock
Joseph
Beaman
Warren
Casey
J. W
Clarendon
Cable
Will
Pine Grove
English
Kinzua
Gregg
W. F
Farmington
Garcelon
P. M
Spring Creek
Merch
T. Grusch
Geo
Conewango
Hunter
Asa
South West
Hazeltine
D. D
Lamb
Kinnear
H. C
Youngsville
Carp
J. P. Smith
Leys
Merchant
Thompson
W. W
Wickwire
York
N. H
Brokenstraw
Strange foreign substance traverses flesh in Mayville man
Dr. R I Curtis of Mayville New York bore a peculiar medical tale after an abscess on his back, healed yet tender, worsened by riding. An August swelling was lanced and a wooden toothpick protruding through the skin was removed, leading doctors to believe it was swallowed in sleep.
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R. I. Curtis
Mayville
N. Y
Oil City
New Dress Flannels Arrive at O. H. Hunter & Son
New stock of dress flannels arrives at O. H. Hunter & Son with colors and qualities ranging from 20 cents to 1 dollar 40 cents per yard.
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O. H. Hunter & Son
High Rock Spring Water Promoted as Cathartic
The High Rock Spring Water is advertised as a cathartic and alterative superior for dyspepsia constipation torpid liver and liver and stomach diseases. A glass full before breakfast is the usual dose. Sold by first class druggists with orders to the High Rock Spring Company Saratoga Springs NY and by L G Noyes Warren PA.
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High Rock Spring Company
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
L. G. Noyes
Warren, Pa
Evangelical Church Ready for Services Next Sunday
Repairs to the Evangelical church near completion and will open for morning and evening services next Sunday with Bishop Escher of Chicago and several ministers in attendance. English and German services noted. over 4000 dollars spent on the building. Rev W W Painter new Warren M E pastor preached last Saturday to a large audience and made a favorable impression. The Conneautville Courier notes a farewell for Painter and wife with a substantial purse. they moved to Warren on Tuesday. Next Sunday Rev Hull Young of Alaska will speak on Home Missions in Alaska at the Presbyterian church. The Presbytery of Erie plans a two month visitation of all sixty churches to promote church life. Rev Ransom Harvey to preach at the Baptist church next Sabbath.
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Shortt
Harrisburg
A. D. Wood
Elmira
N. Y
Cora B. Nutting
Meadville
W. F. Botsford
Jamestown
J. H. Eddy
Louisville
Irvine
James
Bankers’ Convention
T. F. Borchers
Illinois
Capt. Borchers
Warren
M. FE
E. F. Crane
Dunkirk
Baptist Church of
Oil City
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
Florida
Jerome Davis
Messrs. M. Waters
A.M. Kent
Davis
Merck Bro’s
Nf. Samuel
Cleveland, O
Chautauqua
Rowland
Hazeltine
California
H. M. Jones
Clark
Fort Wayne
Tate
Grand Rapids
Escher
Chicago
W. W. Painter
M. E
Warren M. E. Church
Conneautville
Presbyterian Church
Allen
Pittsburg
Erie
Philadelphia
Hull Young
Alaska
Oil Region Notes and County News In Brief
McKean county teachers institutes planned at Smethport Meadville and Erie report. Edinboro Normal School term opens December 4. Oil City beats Franklin for first time in ten games 4 to 0. Erie's W L Scott sponsors charity races. Youngsville institute set for next week. Gailey property sale in Bullion field 70 acres 17 wells 75 80 barrels daily price 20000 35000 oil. United pipelines add station at Dew Drop Kinzua line rerouted to Land grabbers. Jamestown presses for county seat sparking county split talk. Hunting on Sunday condemned after Rand McVaugh dies in rabbit hunt accident. Kinzua grows with two railroads and new oar hub factory plans.
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Teachers’ Institute
McKean County
Smethport
Teachers’ County Institute
Meadville
Erie
Edinboro
Robert Lincoln
Oil City
Franklin
Big Bridge
Brad Ford
Philips Bros
Hoyt & Dennison
Millerstown
Gailey
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Dunkirk
Mayville
Rand McVaugh
Corry
Wallace
McVaugh
Baptists of Pennsylvania Convene in Altoona
Last week Altoona hosted the state meetings of the Baptists of Pennsylvania attracting several hundred ministers and delegates from across the United States. The 1883 year book tallies 26,951 churches 17,090 ministers and 2,394,792 members in the national Baptist fold with a 1882 gain of 58,770. In Pennsylvania about 66,000 members are organized into 23 associations with 576 churches and 470 ordained ministers.
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The
Baptists of Pennsylvania
Altoona
United States
Baptists of the
Pennsylvania
First Presbytery of Philadelphia Formed in 1705 06
The Presbyterian Banner notes the Philadelphia Presbytery formed in 1705 or 1706 with the first leaf of minutes missing. The Pennsylvania synod now includes all state churches plus 36 in West Virginia and 8 in western Africa, totaling 931 churches 855 ministers 153,699 communicants and 147,503 Sunday school members.
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Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Africa
United States
Barbed Wire Outcry Over Savage Invention
A Titusville Herald letter complains four horses were mutilated in Youngsville by a new wire fence device on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad line. It urges smoothing wire and cites Butler Borough fines at 500 dollars for use. Grandin Brothers halted deployment on their Dakota wheat farm after mules were harmed.
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Youngsville
Philadelphia & Erie
Butler
Grandin
Tidioute
Great Dakota
G.W. B
Titusville
Death in Accident Near Frewsburg Claims George W. Marsh
George W. Marsh of Pine Grove township died after a wagon accident near Frewsburg. While returning from Jamestown on October 17, a companion’s push caused Marsh to fall under the wagon wheels, suffering fatal injuries. He died at Frewsburg hospital Thursday morning at age 24 years, 5 months, 13 days. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 11 o’clock.
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George W. Marsh
Pine Grove Township
Jamestown
Marsh
Frewsburg
Grant Marsh
Journal
Local notes reflect social and civic scenes in Oct 1883
The county correspondence records a light snow on the hills, calls for a game constable to enforce Sunday laws, and reports widespread hunting noise. Visitors include William Koher and H S Wilbur, with social events at Frank Coltman’s and Dr Kemble’s, plus a wedding trip ending and hub factory work in progress.
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William Koher
Butler County
Frank Coltman
H. S. Wilbur
Fredonia
Robert Gregg
Bradford
M. E. Church
Girard Hall
W. W. Kemble
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Rocal Directory
Fire Districts OF
Liberty Street
Laurel Street
Liberty
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R. BR
Philadelphia Time
Clard
Phila
Eie
Iam Kane
Buffalo
R. R
Dankirk
Allegheny
Val
Pittsb’y R. R
Ami Express
P. O
Espen N. Forp
Amory
I? Co
Laban Lodge
K. Or
H. Hall
Carver House
Norrh Star Lodge
Occidental
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
Kossuth
Carroll Lopags
A. O
U. W
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Lopar
U. W. Hall
Emory Lopar
Conewango Lodge
G. T
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren Council
R. T. Or
G.T. Hall
Robert Blum Lopas
D. C
Harper's Bazar
Geo. Ball
Wisconsin
Home Matters
Richard Barnfield
Sam
Marck Bro
Market Street
Ed. Clemons
Miner Curtis
Conenango
Jackson Run
Struthers Library
Wilbur Opera Co
F. H. Carver
Exchange H. & L. Co
A. T. Knowlson
Hooks
F. E. Windsor
Mr. K
Reig
Arnold
Trushel
Messrs. Shaw
Hand
Cape May
Banner Furniture
McNerr & Co
Cornelius
Samuel
Merck Bro
Noyes
Michigan
J. BR. Clark
Frank Arnold
de Soto
Missouri
L. R. Freeman, Esq
Cyrus D. Fletcher
Manitou Springs
Col
A. B. Fletcher
Centralia
Ill
George Schott
Quaker Hill
Just
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Warren and
Morek Bro
Presbytery of
Baptist Church
Ransom Harvey
Oil Exchange
W. L. Scott
Erie Charity Society
United Pipe Lines
Dew Drop
Darwin
L. G. Norss
Tidionte
Youman, Son Cohn & Co
Youman
Sol. Cohn & Co
Geo. Ball’s
T A. A. Davis & Co’s
Warren Postoffice
Warren Co
Andrews
Della Boylen
Micheal Benson
Minnie Bowman
Stannie Uasling
W. B. Campble
Fra Caton
Frank Carlson
Johana Demmick
J. H. Engstrone
Victor Egan
Johnnie Frantz
Emma
Farmer & Reporter
M Rhodes
Nelson, Bent
C. C. Allen
Sol. Cohns& Co
Front Street
Prof
H. Samuel
Cleveland
Marck Bros., Jewelers
Hand —Arnold
Bride
P. S. Allen
John Hand
Cape May City
Lill Arnold
Shaw—Trushel
Alexander Shaw
Alice Trushel
Thomas—Stover
Clare
J. H. Houghnot
Joseph Briggs
Russell
Frances A. Brown
Louis C
Christian Arnold
Zimmerlin
John Zimmerlin
Steber
Henry
Christian Steber
Matt
P.O
Yootf Warren, Pa
COAL
Second Street
Warren High School
OEE
Science, Mathematics and Literature
W. A. Rankin
B, Miller
Fisher
N. K. Wendlebge
Paceces
Davis’ Drug Store
G. Offerlee & Son
H. W. Meriam
Keystone
H. Hunter & Son
PHE
Warren County
Woolens
GEO. Wazeltine
A. Siegel & Sons
George Ball
George
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