Fraternal lodge notices from Warren area meetings
Local notices list numerous fraternal groups with meeting times and venues in Warren and Amory. The roster includes G A R No 1 Co Comrades, K of H, A Y M, I O F and other orders with regular or alternating Thursday, Tuesday, or Monday meetings at halls, blocks, and lodges. Visitors invited.
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Esben N. Forp
Amory
LABAN
Carver House
Noxkth
Ocusidental H. R. A
Warren Logan
Allen Brock
Kossuth
Allen Block
Warroll
A. O
U. W
Warren Sayings Bank
G. T
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren Council
R. T
Inl. O
G.T
Rosert Baum Lopge
October Notes and Local Notices From Warren and Vicinity
Palmer column lists social events and meetings in Warren including the Presbyterian church social at Mrs. Jane Orr’s, Eben N. Ford Post GA R meeting, and a school institute in Youngsville. It notes cautions on gas leaks, a birthday surprise for Mr. Sersall, and business updates from Struthers Iron Works and A A Davis Co. Also reports deaths of John B. Brown and Mrs. J C Morrow, and travel notes from Col. Watson and artist Greaves visit.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Jane Orr
Warren
Youngsville
Arthur
Eben N. Ford
Struthers’ Iron Works
Sersall
Merrie Companie
A. E. Elvin
Ball’s
Plain Goblets and engraved goblets offered in sale
Plain Goblets at 75 cents per dozen and Engraved Goblets at 1 dollar per dozen available for a few days. Solid tem Cake Stands 35 cents. Gro P Orr & Co touts 3000 yards of velvets plushes and velveteens in new shades with prices to suit buyers and a Sacquingle line from H Hunter & Son.
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Gro. P. Orr & Co
H. Hunter & Son
O. H. Hunter & Son
Latest Fashion Patterns Promote Easy To Wear Styles
These patterns from New York and Paris designs gain popularity for elegance and perfect fit. Geo Ball of Warren Pa offers to order finest suits at astonishing prices with new cloths and hats now on display. Call early to preview the latest styles.
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New York
Paris
Johnson & SteGrreip
Warren, Pa
Geo. Ball
Youman
Sol Conn & Co
Warren
Sol. Cohn & Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Odor and Hearing Relief
If Catarrh has destroyed your sense of smell and hearing Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure you. 75 cents per bottle. Sold by L. G. Noyes.
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Hall
L. G. Noyes
Jacob Keller the Tailor Promotes Fall and Winter Cloths
Jacob Keller offers a large stock of imported and domestic cloths in Fall and Winter styles for dress suits business suits overcoats and pants. Prices are low and workmanship is top notch with clothes warranted to fit if paid for. His rooms are on the second floor corner of Second and Liberty streets.
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Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren
Rifle Contest Sparks Challenge Between Pennsylvania Units
The Warren based 16th regiment Pennsylvania National Guard commandant challenges Captain William Parsons 65th regiment city unit to rifle match at 200 and 500 yards for 25 or 30 dollars. Fails due to business duties. a friendly Warren team from Warren Bradford Ridgway will host Buffalo guests. Noted resignations and term expirations affect personnel. Co H Ridgway challenges Co 7 Warren for a target shoot.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Warren
William Parsons
Buffalo Courier
Parmlee
Col. Waud
Buffalo
65Th Regiment
Fr. W. Miller
I” Co
Co. H
Ridgway
7” Co
Bargain Silk Sale At Bell Bros With Low Prices
At Bell Bros in New York area an auction buyer secured Gainet Silks at low prices and plans a royal benefit sale this week. Offers include 19 inch gros grain at 66 cents, 20 inch at 94 cents, 21 inch at 1.19, plus a 21 inch Cashmere Black Silk. Also full line of Colored Silks Ottomans Velvets Velveteens Brocades bought 50 percent under value. Located opposite the suspension bridge. Also Wanrep seeks a second hand boiler and engine about 40 h p for details at Matz office.
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Bell Bros
New York
Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania in Session in Pittsburgh
Last week in Pittsburgh the Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania convened with 300 to 400 delegates. Rev P B Allen and Mr F Henry of Warren attended. Rev Dr W P Breed was chosen moderator after the death of Dr B J Wilson. The body plans to divide the state into eastern and western synods. It covers 931 churches, 855 ministers, and 133,669 members, with numerous local presbyteries listed including Allegheny Blairsville Butler Carlisle Chester and others. additional presbyteries from Wellsboro West Virginia Westminster and a Western Africa presbytery are also part of the synod.
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Presbyterian Synod of
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
United States
Presbyteries
Allegheny
Blairsville
Butler
Carlisle
Chester
Clarion
Erie
Huntingdon
Kittanning
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Northumberland
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Central
North
Redstone
Shenango
Washington
Wellsboro
West Virginia
Westminster
Africa
Synod of Pennsylvania
Dedicatory Services at Local Church After Major Renovations
The church near completion of repairs held dedicatory services last Sunday. Bishop Escher of Chicago presided with Rev. T. Bach and Rev. M. L. Weaver of Clarendon assisting. J. C. Fox led the three month project that raised walls, added a slate roof and tall spire, enlarged stained glass windows, and modernized the interior with gold walls white ceiling carpeted floor and a new pulpit.</s>
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Escher
Chicago
T. Bach
M. L. Weaver
Clarendon
J. C. Fox
Warren
Dreyer & Tunstall
Warren Hotel
Mill Pond
Davidson & Harmon
Sanderson & Thomas
Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad at Local Stores
Nature's own remedy advertised as a sure cure for kidney and bladder troubles sold at M. Mead's and at A. A. Davis & Co's Fine Confectionery.
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M. Mead’s
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Dedication of the Scandinavian Parsonage in Warren
A letter reports the dedication of the new Scandinavian church parsonage on East Street Warren Oct 25 1883. Pastor N G Johnson thanks American supporters for aid and hopes for unity among citizens and Christians to combat alcohol and social evils. A $110 contribution surprised the pastor. Also notes Allentown Evangelical conference growth figures and Luther birthday observance call for Nov 10 400th anniversary activities.
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Warren
East Street
C. A. Johnson
Chandler’s Valley
P. A. Berguist
Kane
Jesus Christ
N. G. Johnson
Committee On Statistics of the
Evangelical Conference
Allentown
General Conference
United States Evangelical Alliance
Martin Luther
Luther
Goods and liquors offered at M. Mead’s shop
At M. Mead's a large invoice features old Kentucky rye and sour mash whiskies. Imported Scotch and Irish whiskies, Jamaica rum, brandies, gins, wines, and various ales and lagers for family use. Fine imported and domestic cigars are a specialty.
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M. Mead’s
Jamaica
Sol Cohn Co. Clothiers Offer Finest Suits to Order
Sol Cohn & Co. clothiers tailors and hatters advertise quality and quantity of made up clothing and the finest suits to order with proofs of the pudding offered to guarantee satisfaction.
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Sol Cohn & Co
County and Vicinity Report Highlights And Trials
County and vicinity notes report 115 teachers employed by city schools and profitable glass works in Olean. Potato prices vary with Allegany and Warren counties. Blizzard news covers a drowning death of Jacob Stoltz near Cr. S. Morris' drug store. The Conneautville Courier marks its 37th volume with continued popularity. Attorney Hon. A. B. Richmond takes George Gordon self defense case in Bradford. Edinboro Normal School opens with 225 students and a 38 member senior class. Corry bond holders fight arbitration ruling, eye US Supreme Court challenge. Ohio parties may follow similar precedent in related case.
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Olean
Allegany County
N. Y
Warren
Titusville
Jacob Stoltz
Garland
Brokenstraw Creek
Cr. S. Morris’ Drug
Petroleum Centre
Conneautville Courier
Rupert Bros
A. B. Richmond
Meadville
George Gordon
Ashton
Bradford
Gordon
McKean
Richmond
Edinboro Normal School
Jacob Ennis
Ennis
Edinboro
Corry
Supreme Court
Ohio
United States Court
McKennan
United States Circuit Court
City of
Ball Players and Preachers Pay Debate
A Franklin Press reflection notes ball players earning from 2500 to 4000 dollars and asks if ministers should be paid similarly given the wear and tear. The piece argues pay hinges on effort and risk, not worship status or preaching value, comparing dangers in both fields.
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Galley
Franklin Press
Warren County Institute Week Attracts Noted Educators
In Youngsville this week from Monday to Friday afternoon, Sept. Arird calls all county teachers to attend with valuable lectures. Prof. Cooper speaks Tuesday evening, Wallace Bruce presents Shakespeare's Heroines Wednesday and Native Mettle Thursday, promising excellent instruction for local citizens.
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Warren County
Youngsville
Arird
Cooper
Wallace Bruce
Harris & Co Introduce Pillow Sham and Mosquito Net Holders
Mrs. 8. R. Fox visits the city to showcase Harris Improved Pillow Sham and Mosquito Net Holders. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the items before purchasing and may arrange a meeting by sending a card with their name and street to the post office.
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8. R. Fox
Wedding Cards at the Mart Office
Readable samples of wedding cards invitations and announcements printed neatly and cheaply at the Mart office. Call to examine and choose designs.
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Mart
Tidioute County Correspondence Notes and Local Events
George Williams of Sewickley visits uncle E. B. Grandin. A brakeman named Brown crushed hand losing a finger. Mrs. George McAuley funeral held. Jones planing mill fire on roof. Rescue and Hunter extinguished flames. Union school to vacation for heating upgrade. M E church to get new heating. Mr Koch of Philadelphia visits Dr Diefendorf. Mrs. James Dailey moved to asylum. Episcopal social at John Tonkin’s was pleasant. Oct 27, 1883.
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George Williams
Sewickley
E. B. Grandin
Brown
George McAuley
Jones
Hunter
Rescue
Union School
M. E. Church
Koch
Philadelphia
Diefendorf
James Dailey
John Tonkin
Winter Goods and Town Notes in Oct 27 1883 Farrit
Stores brim with new goods for winter and warmth. Wrightsville cornet band under consideration with instruments ordered. Rev Hoover preached his first sermon here two weeks ago. Town to lose blacksmith Mr Brooks move away. Arthur Boardman moved from Pittsfield to his mother’s home. Visitors Mrs Mulkie Union Mr A Martin Sugar Grove Mrs Alfred Clark Farmington and M and Mrs Cowles Lottsville. Mark Dalrymple and L Pierce went to Venango. J Sweetland has slaves drawn to Pittsfield from Arters mill. Mrs P Wright returned from Cincinnati improved. Mrs Ford returned to Bradford with Mrs M V Irvine. Miss Murray to start school in upper room first Monday in November. Autumn wind, fading flowers, frost coming. Oct 27 1883. Farrit.
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Wrightsville
Postal Telegraph Line Planned Across Nation
Albany dispatch reports incorporation of a new postal telegraph company to run a main trunk from New York City through the southern tier to San Francisco and New Mexico with branches to Cincinnati Savannah Greenport and Cape Cod. It includes Europe cables and direct city stations with finance from New York New Jersey and Brooklyn capitalists.
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Albany
N. Y
New York City
San Francisco
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Savannah
Greenport
L. I
Cape Cod
Europe
Pittsburg
Buffalo
New York
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Eye hazards in schools prompt call for better lighting and desks
A Norwich physician cites a 1879 study of 700 children, finding only 50.71 percent with normal vision and 87 myopia cases. Remedies include brighter classrooms with adequate window space, single light source, appropriately sized desks, sloped tops, and clear printing on good paper. A Warren County man of strong build, who endured many wartime battles and shocks, is questioned.
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Linnell
Norwich
Homeopathic Medical Society
New Haven
Wells' Tooth Paste Featured by L. G. Noyes
Druggist L G Noyes advertises Wells Tooth Paste as a recommended dental product. It highlights affordability and usefulness for daily oral care.
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L. G. Noyes
Court upholds cumulative voting and private railroad status
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules in favor of the Tidewater line factions led by W. L. Scott and Jonas Pierce, upholding cumulative voting and declaring railroads private corporations. The decision shifts control of the Sharpsville road and of the Tidewater pipeline dispute as attorneys call it pivotal. Meanwhile, railroad practice changes include baggage weight limits and time standardization across major lines. Philadelphia and Erie earnings for September and nine months show increases, with system-wide time adjustments for several routes.
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Sharpsville Road
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
W. L. Scott
Jonas Pierce
Tidewater
Buffalo Courier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia & Erie
Power of the pulpit praised by Hon. John Trunkey
In Pittsburg Hon. John Trunkey of Franklin spoke on the power of the pulpit as viewed from the pew to students and ministers. He urged sincerity as essential for preaching and warned against theatricality and sensationalism in pastors. The speaker emphasized a pastor’s daily walk and genuine faith as keys to a receptive congregation.
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Pittsburg
John Trunkey
Franklin
Christ
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Uncured Catarrh
An advertised remedy for catarrh claims internal use with a 75 cent price. Sold by L. G. Noyes as a cure for cases not responsive to other treatments.
High Rock spring water advertises cures for liver and stomach ailments
The advertisement presents water as a cathartic and alterative superior for dyspepsia constipation torpid liver and related conditions. It prescribes one full glass before breakfast and states the product is sold by first class druggists. Orders go to High Rock spring Company Saratoga Spring NY with sellers including L G Noyes Warren PA.
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J.C. Brown
High Rock Spring Company
Saratoga Spring
N. Y
L. G. Noyes
Warren
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