Subscription Reminders and Local notices in the Mail
The Warren Mail requests subscribers check expiration dates and pay arrears, noting 80 small per delinquent account and urging prompt remittance. It reports weather, the Davano road train timetable change, YMCA Pennsylvania conference in Warren, and an apologetic note for lateness due to a printer issue. It highlights local advertising and a photographer feature by G H Chrisman.
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The
Mail
Warren
G. H. Chrisman
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren Notes Busy Social Week Delivers Many Moves
Local items report Judge Nones attending Erie court and multiple residents traveling to Buffalo Washington and Paris. A baby born weighing 9 pounds accompanies family jokes. Social events include receptions and silver wedding celebrations. Also noted are business changes and road and rail developments in Warren County.
Hazeltine Woolen Mill Demolished and Rebuilt Nearby
The Hazeltine woolen mill at North Warren on Conewango Creek was torn down after fifty years. The machinery moved to a new brick building adjoining, with plans for larger, profitable business. Court heard multiple civil cases with varied outcomes, including a $17.17 verdict for Olmstead and a $1,000 verdict for Wood versus Boyle. Amy Swanson et al won $300 and costs against Crandall for an accidental shooting. Trinity Memorial Church publishes a quarterly Parish journal edited by Rev A R Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Wiggins
Peirce
P. & E. Railroad
Wetmore Hose Co
Warren
Tidioute
Coe & Smutz
Smutz
John Nelson
Richard Foster
Boro
Rescue Hose Co
Creek
Bartsch
Bartsch & Frantz
Hastings
Bert Hastings
Davis Meat Market
Amon Cochener
Wm. Turner
Water Company
Main Street
Twitchell
Shugert
Strong
McCary
Wm. Hyatt
Grant and
Main
Smatz
Mack Babbitt
A. Dunn
Manley Thomas
Aette McIntyre
Wm. Ellis
Gilfillen & Coppie
Thos. Berney
Coltman & Lott
Rich’d Swatzler
Solomon Gilbert
George Brant
Hazeltine
North Warren
Conewango Creek
EK. T. Hazeltine
Noyes
Marsh and
Huntington
Darius Mead
A. D. Wood
Pp. C. Boyle
Oil City
Derrick
Amy Swanson
C. D. Crandall
Entertainment by Mrs Henry Danforth Delights Alden Crowd
The Industrial Union of Alden reports a successful elocutionary show at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday. Mrs Henry J Danforth, formerly of Warren, impressed with her rendition of Naughty Zell Wild Zingerella The Inventor s Wife and The Whistling Regiment. Home talent performances also earned praise for their musical skill and polish.
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Warren
Industrial Union
Alden
N. Y
Henry Danforth
Presbyterian Church
Henry J Danforth
Zell
Danforth
Water famine grips four states as drought drains rivers
A prolonged dry spell in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia threatens hundreds with ruin. No rain for weeks leaves towns without water, fires untolerated, and long hauls for supply. Kentucky reports severe thirst, Ohio River halts navigation from Pomeroy to Louisville with produce rotting in sun and frost.
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Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Louisville
A O U W Grand Lodge Elects Officers in Johnstown Pa
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen met in Johnstown Pennsylvania last week and elected officers including Grand Master Workman John W. Bickel Norris town and Grand Foreman Myron Park Davis Meadville. Wm T Powell Pittsburg was Grand Overseer and J M McNair Pittsburg Grand Receiver C K Gardner Pittsburg was Grand Recorder. M B Carringer Cambridge elected Outside Watchman with J C Smith Philadelphia Sheridan Gorton Smethport and W R Ford Pittsburg named Representatives to the Supreme Lodge.
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Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Johnstown
John W. Bickel
Norristown
Myron Park Davis
Meadville
Wm. T. Powell
Pittsburg
J. M. McNair
C. K. Gardner
M. B. Carringer
Cambridge
Watchman
J.C. Smith
Philadelphia
Sheridan Gorton
Smethport
W. R. Ford
Supreme Lodge
United States Pipe Line Co Elects Bradford Officers
Bradford meeting results in Lewis Emery Jr as President Michael Murphy as Vice President E H Jennings as Secretary Edward C Jones as Treasurer with a board including Emery Collins King Goe bel Wood Phillips Jennings Murphy Walz Liebel Theobald The firm has 1 000 000 capital in 10 000 shares McDowell’s National Transit stake of about a quarter could not be voted.
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Bradford
United States Pipe Line Co
Lewis Emery, Jr
Michael Murphy
E. H. Jennings
Edward C. Jones
C. P. Collins
Hugh King
Adolph Goebel
New York City
A. D. Wood
Warren
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
EK. H. Jennings
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Louis Walz
Eugene Liebel
Oil City
Jacob Theobald
Titusville
McDowell
National Transit Company
Elks Fair Excursion Tickets Sold at Reduced Rates
The Pennsylvania R. Co. offers excursion tickets at reduced rates from Warren and intermediate points to Erie for the Elks Fair. Travel Oct. 24 with return valid through Oct. 25.
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Erie
Pennsylvania R. A. Co
Warren
Mart Office Offers Legal Blanks for Job Printing
The Mart Office advertises can produce legal blanks and various job printing neatly, cheaply, and promptly, appealing to those needing official forms.
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Mart
Estate Transfers for Week Ending October 19 1895
Property deeds show transfers across Elk Eldred Corydon South West Sheffield and Spring Creek with amounts from 1 to 1937.50 and buyers including Fred Burgeson Mary M Walker and James Campbell. Notable sums include 1950s style values to various buyers and institutions including Warren County treasurer and oil and gas companies.
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Rett
Fred Burgeson
Erick Johnson
Elk
Mary M. Walker
Leon E. Walker
Freehold
Christina Strance
Henry N. Hall
Eldred
Reno Oil Co
Same
Warren County
L. L. Hunter
Deerfield
C. J. Casper
M. J. Fitzgerald
Cory
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Clarinda McCue
James Campbell
South West
A. Bleasley
Jessie Perkins
A. J. Parker
Columbus
Celestia Scott
S. P. Johnson
Tidioute
Edgar W. Moore
David Barton
Spring Creek
A. Jones Et al
Jason Frost Jr
Sally Harmon
J. P. Miller
Brokenstraw
Valcon
Samuel Matson
Martha A. Ralston
Funeral Notices And Obituaries From Warren Area
Deaths recorded in Warren and nearby areas in October 1895 include Lorenzo Kastetter aged 84 longtime resident. Ralph Edward Sweeting 14 months from heart trouble. H Barton 70 formerly of Pittsfield Pa.. Millard P Matteson 38 of Sugar Grove Pa.. John W Wilhelmus 73 of Warren. Mrs G H Leonhart Samuel Kastetter and Mrs M Johnson named as relatives.
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Barton
Nevada
Missouri
Mr. H. Barton
Pittsfield, Warren Co
Marteson
Sugar Grove
Millard P. Matteson
Wilhelmus
Warren
John W. Wilhelmus
In Memoriam Mrs Mary Cramer of Lander Pa
In Memoriam notice for Mrs. Mary Cramer of Lander Pennsylvania who died October 10 1895 at her daughter's home Mrs T H Brown aged 87 years 9 months 21 days The tribute speaks of her as a dear mother now with the Savior at rest and welcomes loved ones to join her in heaven while reflecting on her life and passing
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Mary Cramer
Lander
T. H. Brown
Bright Heaven
Columbus Cornet Band
Mary Ann Enches
Corry
Columbus
M. E. Belden
Alberta Houser
Meadville
Putnam
Lyman Gordon
Portland
Rev. Hopkins
Allie Raymond
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Thompson Hill
Thomas Brown
Russell
C. J. Brown
M. E
Mowly
Busti
H. Smith
Cassius Thurber
Jamestown
Z. Allen
Chautauqua
Local notes from Dugall district
George Durlin suffered a leg injury after a log rolled on him while working in the woods. Myrtie Mead and Edith Crouch are ill with scarlet fever. Rev. Forstran will preach at the Swede Lutheran church next Sunday at 3 PM. Betty Frank has begun work for A Spetz at Big Bend. A wood bee is planned at Mrs Mary Johnson's next Saturday afternoon.
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Spring Creek
Ellis Brown
Galigon
D. Barton
James Baker
Wm. Baker
John Hill
M. E. Church
Carpenter
Grange Meeting at Scandia on First Thursday in November
Elk Grange hosts a benefit meeting in Scandia on the first Thursday in November at 10 30 A M. Visiting officers will lead. Lunch baskets bring your own. Tea and coffee provided. Speeches, essays, recitations, music, and questions follow. Sophie Nickerson lecturer.
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Elk Grange
Scandia
Scandia Grange
Wm. Anderson
David Peck
Farmington
Bennett
Mary Simones
Pearl Stanford
Melvin Thompson
Grange
Tom Irvine
Sherman
Sugar Run
Canada
Agnes McKirie
Sister Bennett
Coral Stanford
Sophie Nickerson
General Practitioner in Hoffman Block Office Hours
Room No.3 in the Hoffman block advertises a general practitioner with special attention to diseases of women nervous disorders and stomach troubles. The office hours are 10 to 12 A M and 2 to 4 P M.
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Hoffman Block
Chamberlains Pain Balm Endorsed for Rheumatism
John G. Brooks of Annapolis recommends Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best preparation for rheumatism and deep seated muscular pains, praising its effectiveness and urging public use. He operates at No 18 Main St and sells boots and shoes.
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Annapolis
Chamberlain
John G. Brooks
Boots
Main St
New Dry Cleaning Establishment Opens in Warren
Mrs. Louisa C. Casemere opens a clothes cleaning shop at 305 Second Street Warren upstairs offering prompt service. A new French dry cleaning process handles evening wear and all garments on short notice. Ladies' wraps remodeled and plush work a specialty.
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Louisa C. Casemere
Second Street
Warren
Visitors and locals noted in town gossip column
On Oct 21 visitors include Mrs. Judson from Waterford and Mrs. Eva Wright Lawson visiting grandmother Mrs. Fancher. Various residents return from trips, move homes, or provide updates on health and work, with local merchants offering goods amid hard times.
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Judson
Waterford
Eva Wright Lawson
Fancher
Jessie McKane
Youngsville
B. A. Crecroft
James Phillis
East Branch
Spring Creek
A. Phillis
Goodwin
Dugall
Minnesota
Blanche Williams Smith
M. E. Sliter
Fred
Maggie Sliter
Tidioute
Hattie Higgins
Corry
Rev. Hopkins
Reward Offered For Uncurable Catarrh Case
One Hundred Dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement emphasizes the cure's effectiveness and promises a payout for unsolved cases.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. We
F.J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Weldingoe & Marvin
O. Hall
Local Couple Compare At-Home Cooking To Hiring Help
Mrs Sweet asks if it is economical to cook at home while Mrs Burnem replies that her husband eats far less now that they stopped using a paid cook, implying cost and dietary changes.
Powers and duties of constables in historic ruling
An 18th or 19th century Supreme Court opinion details constables duties to keep the peace and arrest on reasonable suspicion. It notes statutory duties to monitor licit activities, report unlicensed tippling, illegitimate births, gambling, oleomargarine sales, and monthly visits to liquor sites. The April 17 1867 act requires arrest of intoxicated individuals and presenting them to a magistrate.
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Supreme Court
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Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
Davano Road
the Mail
Y.M.C. A.—Warren
Association of Secretaries and Physical Directors of
Pennsylvania
Baptist Church
Keller
Howard
L'Prary HaLu
Jack Harkaway
NovEs
A. C. McAlpin
Gro
B. Ensworth
C. W. Stone
Washington
Atlanta
Ep Burke
Frank Cole
Reverdy B. Stewart
Europe
Paris
France
T. Neill
Annie
Market Street
W. A. Hart
Cleveland
D. Cornen
Dr. Stewart
F. H. Langworthy
Florence
Phoenix
Arizona
Wmn. A. Greaves
Watertown
N.Y
Greaves
Marion Loucks
W. W. Freeman
Norfolk
Busy Reader
New
Warren County Directory
Saybrook
W. M. Lott
Tionnesta
Union
Tionesta
George Offerle
Jacob Offerle
Geo. A. Offerle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Venango County
Union City Times
Tionesta Valley Railway Company
Stoneham
Glade
Butler County
DuBois
Samuel Walters
Mar
Trinity Memorial Church
A. R. Taylor
Philadelphia and Erie
Sunbury
P. R.R
Biddle
Emporium
Kane Republican
W. M. Lorr
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
New York
Warren Mills Co
Washburn, Crosby Co
Children’s Aid Society
E. N. Smith
Fourth St
DR. L. Sayles
Great Seaboard City
America
F. H. Garfield
Hood
Mechanicsville
St. Mary County
A. J. eGill
Morris & Mullen
P. B. Canfield
Corydon
A. G. Bartley
Magic
de Witt
F. Dixson
Pitcher’s Castorta
Wrightsville
A. A. Davis & CO
F. H. Dixson
F.H. Dixson
Piles
Air
Santalaus
Darlington
Wis
F.H Dixson
Petroleum V. Nasby
Morris & Mullen, Warren
Hatt—Camp
Jamestown, N. Y
D. D. Woodard
J. P
A. J. Hall
Belle F. Camp
Garland
Hague—Long
Rouseville
J. C. Long
James Rea
W. W. Hague, Jr
Matilda Long
Ino. F. Kertcher
Water Street
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Malis
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Waterbury
C. H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Water St
Allen & Langley
the Warren Savings Bank, “Se
A. J. Hazeltine
D. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
G. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M.bunham
W. M. Lindsey
L. Freeman
C. Sigel
Olean
LEAN
N. E
Foley Bro’s, Proprietors
Foley Bro’s
Warren National Bank
Capital
G. N. Pabmlee
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Wm. D. Brown
A. Hertzel
G. N. Parmlee
Jerry Crary
OT Wheeler
D- W Beaty
C. Smith
Char Schimmelfeng
H. T. Russell
A. T. Scofield
H. S. Thomas
Tement
East St
D. A. V. & P. Railroad
Telephone
Jou
Gailmnotto
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