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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1896

Page

3

Warren PA 1896 Local Notices Teachers Institutes and Events

Home matters report teachers institutes dates in several cities. Warren Republican Club meets in new room on Water street invites voters. North Warren plays Russell at Recreation Park with a $50 purse. East side residents seek a night policeman town council meeting. Republicans open campaign in Pittsfield Whitney’s Hall with speeches by Lindsey and Arird, with more meetings planned.

Warren Republican Club Maybank & Sailor’s Cigar Shop Water Street North Warren Russell Recreation Park Pittsfield Whitney W. M. Lindsey D. A. Arird Warren

Bridge Towers Examined After Inspection at Warren

The Warren harbor area towers of the suspension bridge over the Allegheny were surveyed by Wm Youtes with Eng Wheelock and Borders and Hill on the Warren side. Towers were in good condition but Pleasant towers require immediate repairs and all towers need cleaning and whitewash inside. Local citizens are invited to council on Monday Sept 7 to discuss a new West Water Front street line and to urge support for Burgess Wiggins in opposing street railroad and bicycle ordinances.

Allegheny Warren Wm. Youtes Wheelock Messrs. Borders and Hill of Council West Water Front Street Burgess Wiggins Frrep Jewell North Warren Bloomquist Bros Elim Central America Mary Ames Nice Margaret George Philadelphia

Mass meetings report thefts and school notices amid crowds

The Bryan area events featured many pickpockets stealing watches money cigars purses and tickets as crowds mingled. Warren County Democrats endured an unpleasant episode in the enemy’s country. Warren schools opened with 209 new students and a detailed faculty listing across four buildings showing administrators teachers and subjects.

Bryan Erie Celeron Warren Co

Housecleaning Sale Promises Wide Stock of Wall Paper

N. K. Wendlebee advertises an elegant stock of wall paper and paints ahead of housecleaning time. He urges customers to call, examine goods, and obtain prices, claiming he can please everybody.

N. K. Wendlebee B. P. O. Elks Pennsylvania Ohio Conneaut Lake C. J. Gage U. B Bradford Star Bell Blair County Conewango Garden of Eden Randolph Register

Fall and Winter Styles From Jacob Keller Tailor

SILVER or paper money will buy the latest fall and winter cloths from Jacob Keller the Tailor on Second street near Liberty. A campaign button is included with every suit or pair of pants. REPUTABLE dealers nationwide stock Hires Rootbeer as a safe healthful temperance drink. Mrs Dr Green will see patients at the Carver House Mondays 11 AM to 5 PM and at Kinzua when not in Warren.

Jacob Keller Second Street Liberty Dr. Green Carver House Warren Kinzua

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Store Offers Fresh Fish

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co lists fresh shad mackerel bluefish and pike at 428 Water St Warren with clear goods on display. Local shop promotes varied seafood selection for day customers.

the Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Water St Warren

Warren Notes Highlight Local Circles and Soldiers Reunion

Local items report D W Beaty family return from Lakewood N Y Mrs F M Brown visiting in Minneapolis Miss Stella Taylor Anna Dunn and Ethel De Forest Grace Little travel to St Paul and Lock Haven for schooling Officials and residents undertake trips to Philadelphia and Buffalo A G A R reunion in Warren drew about 125 veterans with officers re elected and speeches by Gen L A Dodd Col J O Parmlee and others

Stella Taylor Anna Dunn St. Paul Warren Ethel Laura de Forest Grace Little Lock Haven C. C. Thompson Myers Philadelphia Mary Kine Clarendon Keller Monroe 211Th Regiment Penn’n Vols Reig & Barth Cornet Band Messrs C. A. Waters Jas. O. Parmlee James Mair L. A. Dodd Baltimore J. O. Parmlee J. D. Patty Harrisburg J. W. Plannett Greensburg Greaves M. E Marshall Alexander and Istants Co. I D. F. A. Wheelock Eben N. Ford Post R. H. Smith J. W. Smith Burgess Wiggins Brown Col. Parmlee Jas. C. Parmlee Co. G Co.c St. Petersburg Plannett Col. Gardner W. W. Brown Bradford Warren County Linn Hartranft Hartranft

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co. advertises Baltic Riverside block

Oyster and fish offerings promoted by Riverside Fish and Oyster Co with George Smith named as manager in the Baltzinger block.

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Baltzinger Block George Smith

Local notes on fairs sales and political races

Citizens hear of county fair markets with cider prices and a shoe sale at a Liberty street store. Voter registration closes today as Warren Republicans nominate a district candidate. Local clubs plan reunions, parades, and G A R meetings with officers elected at Conneaut Lake and Warren.

Allen Shoe Liberty St

Tidionte and Youngsville Schools Open This Week

Tidionte public schools begin Monday September 7 with the same teaching staff as last year. M. J. Smutz becomes proprietor of W. C. Huey hardware store and business. Youngsville borough school opens Monday August 31 with Principal P. N. Osborne and teachers Elna L. Skinner Caroline Dodge Mary A. Green Luella H. Harrison and janitor F. E. Smith.

Tdioute Tidionte M. J. Smutz W. C. Huey Youngsville P. N. Osborne Elna L. Skinner Sugar Grove Caroline Dodge Corning N. Y Mary A. Green Luella H. Harrison Grove City F. E. Smith

Third Week of September Jury List Names

A long jury list for the third week of September records residents by name occupation and town. Notable entries include Allen Othello farmer Freehold, Brooks Richard merchant Pittsfield, Damon Adolphus miller Spring Creek, James D W C pension agent Warren, and Walton John S farmer Columbus township among many others.

Allen Othello Freehold Alsdorf E. A Spring Creek Brown Chas Justice Columbus Limestone Gage James Peck Geo. W Eldred Rogers L. P Warren Stuart Youngsville St. Clair Glade Slater W. W Sheffield Smith L. L Pleasant Trushel Philip Tucker Homer Abdey C. W Vincent C. M Triumph Wadsworth Earl Sugar Grove White C. A Pittsfield Westfall H. B Watson Weatherby E. E Pine Grove Walters Sam’s Woodard J. D Walton John S

Children’s Aid Society Work Highlighted by Local Appeal

A local appeal notes the Warren County Children’s Aid Society aids homeless destitute children, placing fourteen in homes since last March. The group seeks more volunteers, with state support of 100 dollars yearly and 50 cent memberships, aided by county officials and public contributions. The seventh annual convention met in Clearfield with fifty delegates, planning next year’s gathering in Ridgway.

Celeron Lily Dale Chautauqua Children’s Aid Society Warren County Warren The Clearfield Ridgway

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements

A 19th century advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers from Toledo area wholesale druggists attest F J Cheney is trustworthy and capable, claiming the cure works by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price listed as 75 cents per bottle and testimonials offered free.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney Weert Truax Hio Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Ohio

Grand Excursion to Niagara Falls and Toronto

D A V and P R R announce a Sunday excursion to Niagara Falls and Toronto on Sept 6. From Warren the round trip to Niagara Falls is 2.00 with return on the special or next day trains. To Toronto and return is 3.00 valid five days. Epson J Weeks, Gen Agt.

Niagara Falls Toronto Warren Epson J. Weeks Agt

Oun Faik Promises at Fair With Speakers Promised

Pleasant weather and a large crowd are hoped for at the fair with plans to reduce the big debt. Hon. J C Sibley of Franklin promises to speak on free silver Thursday. A Republican speaker will be arranged for another day. Excursion tickets will be sold by railways from Olean to Oil City, Erie to Ridgway, and Titusville to Falconer.

J.C. Sibley Franklin Olean Oil City Erie Ridgway Titusville Falconer

Neighborhood Fairs Schedule Across Several Towns

Towns listed with fair dates include Titusville Wattsburg Parker's Landing Greenville Cambridge Conneattville Edinboro Stoneboro Mercer and Conneautville with fairs in September and early October. Dates range from September 1 to October 1 across multiple communities.

Titusville Warren Wattsburg Parker’s Landing Greenville Cambridge Conneattville Edinboro Stoneboro Mercer

Remarkable Cure Promised for Stomach Cancer Threat

Indigestion causes stomach inflammation and ulcers linked to cancer deaths. South American Nervine claimed as the world’s most momentous cure for stomach troubles. It asserts all indigestion cases are curable and cancer cannot affect a sound stomach. Sold at Noyes drug store Warren Pa.

Noyes Drug Warren

Political fervor fills Youngsville with McKinley campaign event

SEPT. 2 in Youngsville reports a rousing Pittsfield McKinley meeting at Whitney's Hall with W. M. Lindsey and D. A. as speakers. The crowd included many ladies and a strong Pittsfield Band. Local residents and visitors list health, travel, and social notes, while Mrs. J. Coleman is seriously ill.

McKinley Pittsfield W. M. Lindsey D. A Whitney’s W. J. Mead Klahr B. J. Jackson W. H. Shortt J.C. Rhoads Chautauqua Lake Grace Agrelius Auburn N. Y Dora Jackson Kane John Coleman E. W. Hoag Poplar Bluff Missouri J. W. Black Rouseville Maggie Day P. M Warren

Warren area social rounds and nearby games noted

Mrs A S Dalrymple of Warren visited sister Mrs Mary J Raynor at the start of the week. The Miller and Todd family reunion occurred at Mr J H Millers in Lander last Thursday. Locals attend a game between de Putnamville and Marshtown Saturday after noon with a return match planned next Saturday. Dr H H Cowles of Lander returned from Buffalo last week.

Guarantee Savings, Loan and Investment Company Warren D. Gardner E. Walker G. C. Irvine F. K. Russell E. H. Boeschlin B. W. Rogers John Mathis John Engstrom Bucktail Penna Emporium Fred Knapp B. F. Wright Smethport John A. Wolfe Patton E. F. Irwin Curwensville W. H. Rauch Philadelphia Sixteenth Regiment Mt. Gretna Range State Fencibles Sheridan Gray Invincibles Northwestern Association Conneaut Lake Daniel Fisher Oil City H. Watson Greenville L. L. Shattuck Titusville J. A. Hume Pleasantville G.S. Shattuck Meadville W. H. Litzenberger R. E. van Natten Cooperstown J. B. Maitland H. H. Cumings Tidioute Chas. Miller Franklin J. M. Clapp J.J. Carter Robert Slater W.M. Rounds Ben Cross C. H. Jacobs M. D L. T. Rowland Earl Wilcox Herman Peterson Sentinel Charles McCain Picket Samuel McFarland A. S. Dalrymple Mary J. Raynor Miller and Todd J. H. Miller Lander Cora Phillips North Warren Gertrude P. Clark Jamestown L. D. Willson M. Webster Albany James Logan Peter Peterson A. H. L. Phillips Celer Bryan de Putnamville Marshtown H. H. Cowles Buffalo J. I. Barton Chautauqua

Local travels and visits noted in area columns

Sept 1 reports residents returning from Lily Dale and Chautauqua. Lena Smith and Anna Tran tum plan a Warren wintering trip. Bertha Henry and Iowa visitors stay with Mrs. H Fellows. Chas Fox hosts Jamestown days. Bryan rally draws 29 citizens to Cel er. Osgood guests of J A Wells. W J Minore builds a residence. Cyril Barnes starts a new house. Columbus Band dance Sept 10. Eastman visits Erie. Josephine Shaw from Fairport visits family.

H. L. Monroe Lavinia Baker Rowe Anna Ayer Lily Dale Frank Wilcox Hattie Tyler Chautauqua Lena Smith Anna Trantum Warren Bertha Henry Iowa H. Fellows Chas. Fox Jamestown Celer Bryan

Education and Grange News Highlight Local College Figures

The college reported 483 students with 306 teachers and 11 professionals among the enrollees. Music instructors Sherwood and Wheeler taught around 40 and 42 pupils respectively, while Frances Calloway ran a unique letter-writing school. Receipts totaled $55,000, slightly below 1895. Grange reports note nine candidates earning degrees at Mountain No. 1152 and Triumph No. 1140 adding members and a fine banquet. Producers Oil Company officers met in Warren for a routine business session.

J. Harry Wheeler Messrs. Sherwood Wheeler Frances Calloway

Pennsylvania Tops Massachusetts in L A W Membership

Pennsylvania has become the second largest L A W division with 9,016 members, surpassing Massachusetts at 8,883 members. New York remains first.

Pennsylvania Massachusetts New York

Wanted homes for boys by Children’s Aid Society

The Children’s Aid Society seeks homes for four boys aged 1 2 9 and 11 years. The two year old has yellow hair dark brown eyes a handsome appearance. The one year old has blue eyes and light hair. Address Mrs E N Smith 414 4th St Warren Pa.

Children’s Aid Society Mas. E. N. Smith 4Th St Warren, Pa

Falconer Excursion Rate Slash Announced by Railroad

The D A V P R R announces round trip tickets to Falconer for Warren, Ohio area travellers. Sales run August 16 to September 15 with tickets valid only for the day. Specials apply for Warren Fair period September 15–18, 2 cents per mile for Falconer to Titusville routes. Tickets on sale 15th–18th, return by 19th. D C Moon, Superintendent.

Falconer War Warren Titusville

Low-Cost Monthly Cleaning Service Advertised

Mrs L Casemere Scott offers contracts for pressing cleaning and repairing gentlemen's clothing at monthly rates. All work guaranteed and payable by the month. Upstairs at C H Hunter and Son's.

Tan Shoe Deal Sparks Quick Buy Interest

A brief notice announces a five dollar Tan Shoe available soon, inviting readers to purchase quickly. The item appears to be a low cost footwear promotion targeting shoppers seeking affordable attire.

Smith and McCain Wedding in Bradford

In Bradford Pennsylvania on September 1 1896 Moses Smith of Warren and Nancy McCain of Bradford were married by Rev L F Congdon.

Surray McCain Bradford L. F. Congdon Moses Smith Warren Nancy McCain

Obituaries From Warren Area Listings

Among notices are Berry B. Fenton of Warren aged about 73 with remains sent to Jamestown for burial. Anna Peterson of North Warren aged 17 years 6 months. J War ren Fletcher founder of the MAIL died at Sugar Grove aged 75. James Parshall of Geneva Ohio native of Tidioute Pa prominent oil operator and lumberman who lost fortune in Titusville. he leaves a wife and five children.

Fenton Warren Berry B. Fenton Jamestown N. Y Peterson North Warren Anna Charles J. Peterson Parshall Geneva Ohio James Parshall Tidioute Titusville

What is a Good Road According to Prof John Hamilton

A good road is always dry and shed water to side ditches. Elevate the surface to drain off water, shape it oval, and place ditches at the edges to prevent washes. Use a road machine when possible, costing fifteen to thirty dollars per mile, and ensure no water remains on the surface.

John Hamilton

Postal Cards and Quotations Through the Sill of Time

A collage of 19th century snippets includes jokes on postal cards and slang, endorsements of patent medicines like Ayer's Pills and Pain Balm, a testimonial by Jesse L. Test, and notices about local schools and college terms. It blends humor, advertisements, and civic notes in a single-page snapshot.

Patent Spring Frou and Farm Supplies Ad

Local ad fragment lists items including electric light Snow Flake feed baled straw oil meal cracked corn wheat and corn. Mentions prices 25c 12c and 6c with dates pre 7 7 and 1 16. Sourced from a period needlework of farm goods and feed listings.

Real Estate Transfers Ending Sept 2 1896

Week Ek and wife to Myron W. Leen Pillateld 1233 dollars. Eliotisconce and wife to Lucy W R Biston et al to Pontes A Newton Clarendon 15 dollars. Perry C Woodard to E M Low Free hold 135 dollars. John C Weiler and wife to Theodosia W Kafferlein Spring Creek 1 dollar. Goss and wife to J C Goal Mead Lawrence to Chris Ostergood Warren. W C Averill et al to Luna E Averill et al Eldred 1 dollar.

Chris Ostergood Warren W.C. Averill Luna E. Averill Eldred

Warren Mail reaches forty eighth volume amid praise

The Warren Mail completes its forty eighth year and begins the forty ninth volume. It is hailed as a bright, well edited Republican journal by Franklin Citizen Ridgway Advocate and Franklin Spectator, praising the Cowan brothers as top editors and the paper as a credit to Warren county.

Warren Mail Franklin Citizen Mail Franklin Spectator Warren County Messrs Cowan Pennsylvania Warren Ridgway Advocate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Home Matters Clarion Warren School Teachers’ Institute Central East Street W. L. MacGowan W. G. Haupt H. W. Bieber Orren B. Ensworth E.grace Petheram Katherine Woodford Sara H. Evans Adelaide V. Watkins D. L. Gerould Macie I. Flower Lena M. Smith Harriette Barclay Carrie E. Olsen Anna L. Conrath Jessie R. Love Cora M. Bartholomew Blanche M. Hawkins Jessie E. Morrison Mary Brann Anne M. Farnsworth Harriet A. Friday Elizabeth A. Bright Edna C. Mead Ellen T. Glenn West Water Street Hattie L. Slayton Blanche M Mat D. W. Beaty Lakewood N.Y F. M. Brown Minneapolis, Minn William Morris W. W. Wilbur, Esq N. P. Curtis Warren Post A. R. Tayylok Trinity Memorial Church Lizzie Lesser Europe Paris N. Greenland A. B. Kear Kehr B. F. Morris August Merck McKinley Club Busy Reader Oil City Baseball Club Baltzinger Baker Web Abbott Freehold Tp Warren B. Hooker Fredonia 24Th City Thomas A. Edison Edison Putnamville Producers Oil Company J. W. Lee Pittsburg R. J. Straight W. L. Curtis Ren OV Ano. H. Daniels, G. P. A D. C. Moon Allen Shoe Store Poe Milstone Philstone Ayer Mrs. Quiverful Mamma Scott Jesse L. Test Chamberlain H. Alexander Stoke Reynoldsville Morris & Mullen, Warren P. B. Canfield Corydon Miss Blunt Mark Minser Deckers Point Edinboro State Normal School Ph Bes J. R. Flickinger Warren Mills Aise Ray D. H. Hunter Second St WW. Jarvis Warren National Bank Capital G. N. Parmlee H. A. Jamieson F. E. Hertzel Direerons Wm. Dzree A. Hertzel G. N. Parmiee Jerry Crary N Y Wheeler D. W Smith Ry Carlos Siahanellene A.T. Beard Charles Chase First National Bank F. H. Rockwell Penn’a Thi Cates Ireland Aed Liverpool National Line of Town Antwerp Hamburg Bene Parti Pickett Claus Nea Rochester Elk, Co Allen’s Shoe Store Postoffice T. O. Slater & CO Morgan the Warren Savings Bank A. J. A. J. Venetians C. W. Beaty Cashier Hs Jouety Eb. Woot James Clark Charles W. Stone M.ore Buaiet O.W. Hay We J Hawtin Sig
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