Bicycles to temperance fairs and weddings in Warren
The Warren Mail notes a sugar grove fair opening for three days and a W C T U meeting on Sept 16. D H Burrell lectures on temperance tonight and tomorrow at the Evangelical under Y W C. A Polled Angus bull named Karl Cranbrook bought for 400 dollars. A quiet wedding unites George H King and Hattie May Reig with a honeymoon to Buffalo. Prof Hunt balloon damage and libel about raffle luck also mentioned.
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Presbyterian Church
H. Burrell
F. M. Smith
Jas. H. Eddy
A.M. Kent
Eddy
Glade—Cranbrook
Karl Cranbrook
Prof. Hunt
Mr. Martin
Hickory Street
For
George H. King
Hattie May Reig
A. W. Ryan
Buffalo
Water Stock Farm
Busti
N. Y
Dr. Smedley
Jamestown
C. W. Stone
William Jewell
North Warren
C. W. Beaty
S. R. Hartley
Freehold
William Mahan
Farmington
A. Wetherby
John Akins
Wesley Clark
Warren Personal Notes Highlight Students and Visitors
Miss Josephine Lacy at Andover school in Mess. Mrs. C. D. Glenn and daughter back to Mercer. Will King and family of Buffalo visit Mr. Schaeffer. N. K. Wendlebee and children visiting Buffalo friends. Miss Blanche King begins teaching at Irvineton. Mike Ballies heads to Philadelphia to study medicine. Miss Susie Kramer of Girard hosts at Waterstreet. Benj. F. Noyes from Detroit visits Warren brothers. Mrs. C. A. Waters visits Dr. McDermott in Cincinnati. Miss Lilla Cunningham (Martha Morgan) of New York visits Miss Kate Cobham. F. M. Knapp and W. H. Pickett tour Toronto excursion. Mrs. B. F. Hall arrives at Col. Watson’s. Mrs. G. Stanley Hart returns from Judge King’s in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Heintz back from wedding trip and dines at John Lauffer’s. H. V. McDowell and wife from Washington visit Warren relatives. Mrs. E. L. Davis and son Charles travel from Tionesta. Geo. Geiz of Phila. visits Warren then home. S. L. Davidson of Wichita accompanies daughter visiting N. D. Beil. George Wentling and wife visiting Warren relatives from Cook County. Death of Miss Blanche Miller formerly of Warren at Waterford. Rockwell family to Rochester and Vassar. Warren graduates pursue new studies.
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C. D. Glenn
Mercer
Will King
Buffalo
M. Schaeffer
N. K. Wendlebee
Blanche King
Irvineton
Mike_ Ballie
Phila
Susie Kramer
Girard
I’. A. Cogswell
Waterstreet
Benj. F. Noyes
Detroit
L. G
CG. H. Noyes
Warren
C. A. Waters
Dr. McDermott
Cincinnati
Lilla Cunningham
Martha Morgan
New York
Kate Cobham
F. M. Knapp
W. H. Pickett
Washington
E. L. Davis
Charles
Third Street
George Wentling
Cook County
Ill
A. Hertzel
Blanche Miller
Waterford
Rockwell
May
Rochester
N. Y
Annie
Vassar College
Keepsie
Warren High School
New Organ Concert at M. E. Church Next Friday
The new Organ Concert at the M. E. Church promises a top musical event with Wm. S. Waith of Westminster Presbyterian Buffalo as organist and John W. Little of Erie as tenor. Erie singers Minnie Eggleston contralto and W D Hinckley soprano also perform. Proceeds benefit the organ fund. Tickets auditorium 50 cents gallery 55 cents.
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M. E
Wm. S. Waith
Westminster Presbyterian Church of
Buffalo
John W. Little
Erie
Minnie Eggleston
W. D. Hinckley
Waith
Hunter and Son Open New Eastern Stock of Dress Goods
O. H. Hunter & Son announces a large Fall and Winter collection with Velvets and Novelties and a vase gift with every bill. The store claims an exceptionally broad stock of dress goods and cloaks and wraps, inviting shoppers to visit.
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O. H. Hunter & Son
Merchant Tailoring Brings Fall Cloths to Keystone Co
Keystone Clothing Co announces a full line of Fall Cloths for tailored garments. Customers are invited to leave measurements for custom fittings as the shop expands its ready to wear and bespoke options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Tailoring
Keystone Clothing Co
Local Bargains Highlighted in Warren Ads
Advertisements tout water white oil at 10 cents per gallon from Boss Grocery and best flour at 1.25 from Theodore Messner. C. P. Nurator claims unmatched goods and undercutting rivals while Greenland's displays the Mantel Bed. C. P. Henry promotes grocer offerings and C. P. Norruror continues as footwear HQ.
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Boss Grocery
Warren Fair Visitors See Record Exhibits and Cheerful Crowds
The Warren fair drew 5000 to 10000 daily with 2000 entries and a strong stock show. Collateral attractions included balloon ascensions, lacrosse by the Cataraugus Indians, Indian Band dances, horse and foot races, and fireworks of a bustling agricultural hall display. Notable exhibitors included O H Hunter Sons, Merck Bros, C P Northrop, N K Wendelboe, J J Taylor, Herman Greenland, T W McNett Co, Johnson Siegfried, Brown Bros, and Mason Cogswell.
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Jamestown
Warren
Col. Gardner
Wm ‘Manville
Hunt
Martin
J.J. Taylor
Herman L. Greenland
N. Greenlund
T. W. McNett & Co
Johnson & Siegfried
Brown Bros. and
Mason & Cogswell
Warren County Fair showcases key halls and livestock diversity
A detailed tour notes Floral Hall displays of needlework paintings and flowers, and marks Industrial Hall as crowded. Poultry, horses, sheep, swine, and livestock entries excel with named exhibitors, premium contenders, and multiple races highlighting county talent and breeding strength.
Court Dispositions Reported From Last Week Sessions
Judge W. D. Brown presided with Associates Merritt and Brown in Warren. A long list of criminal cases ended with verdicts and sentences. several defendants were found not guilty, others guilty with fines, jail terms, or costs. Grand Jury presentments include indictments, courthouse inspections, and a public inquest into a tannery pollution on the Allegheny River by L A Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brown
Merritt and
Brown
Lorenz Kleaker
S. A. Storum
Casper Scild
M. Kelly
Wee
Geo. Lawson
H. Park
John
Patsy Keating
A. E
H. Edwards
W. J. Fleming
Martin Malia
M. Spaulding
Geo. Harrison
M. Garvey
Samuel Wellman
Louis C. Clark
Wilber Walling
Sweetland
Walling
Anna Horrigan
C. F. Winans
Wm. Irvine
Addie B. Irvine
Georgieanna Irvine
John Siggins
C. L. Douglass
Clark Hale
C. L.douglass
W. H. Valentine Etil
T. J. Place
Lom
J. A. Perry
Herman Lewis
Frank Farnham
Chas. Miniter
Bill. Com
Lizzie Cochran
Benton Gilmore
J. L. Acomb
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Warren Councy
Court House
Rouse Hospital
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren
Glade
L. A. Robertson
Allegheny River
Tos
KeeLor
Boston Shoe Store Opens In Diamond Block Bargains
The Boston Shoe Store in Diamond block below the Warren Hotel has operated for a month and offers cash sales with 25 to 50 percent reductions. Manager Tuomas E Fiint invites customers to visit for boots shoes slippers and rubbers at better prices than before.
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Diamond Block
Boston
Warren Hotel
Tuomas E. Fiint
Open Letter from Warren Dry Goods Dealer
An old time notice features D. Suear boasting higher bargains and urging readers to visit his store in Warren Pennsylvania to compare prices. Additional lines promote a meat market on Hickory Street run by Joan Laurier, a $1.25 flour offer from TuEroport MESSNER', and C.2 NorTHROP praising boots and shoes. C. P. Henry advertises groceries saving money.
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Rue Pustic
D. Suear
Warren Pa
Warren
Hickory Street
Joan Laurier
TuEroport Messner
C. 2
Northrop
C. P. Henry, Grocer
Potatoes at Boss Grocery. suit sale at Keystone Clothing
Advertisement notes potatoes priced at 50 cents per bushel at Boss Grocery and a $3.75 suit for men at Keystone Clothing Company. The dealer pledges fresh, painted premises and complete furniture stock with low prices and an invitation to visit. Peter Greenland, next to Episcopal Church.
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Boss Grocery
Keystone Clothing Company
Peter Greenland
Episcopal Church
Thieves burgle post office and railroad station at Columbus
A Saturday night burglary in Columbus targeted the post office and railroad station but yielded little spoil. The report notes the break in as significant but with limited loot and minimal disruption to operations.
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Columbus
Dedication of New M. E Church Next Sunday
The new M. E Church will be dedicated next Sunday September 19 with 11 am service led by Rev C N Sims Chancellor of Syracuse University and an evening sermon by Rev T N Boyle of the Pittsburgh Conference. A social meeting for visiting ministers and friends is set for Saturday September 18 in church parlors. An organ concert is planned Friday evening and a weekly prayer meeting Wednesday led by Rev W W Painter.
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M. E
C. N. Sims
D. D
Syracuse University
T. N. Boyle
Pittburg Conference
Tective Room
W. W. Painter
Horrible Indian Man Dies in Rail Accident
Horace Bowen a 25 year old Indian married man from Oldtown above Corydon died Saturday night near the P and E track. His body was found cut to pieces with remains strewn along the rails. Pieces of a bottle were nearby. His wife and brother retrieved the body for burial after a Sunday inquest by Justice Schaur returned a verdict that he was run over by an east bound freight train on the P and E track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bowen
Oldtown
Corydon
Justice Schaur
Keystone Clothing Co. offers boots and shoes bargains
The notice promotes infall clothing at Keystone Clothing Co asking customers to call and leave measurements. It mentions bargains in boots and shoes and urges immediate purchase. It includes C P Northrorp and C H Meacham & Co as representatives of long established insurance firms in the United States and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Clothing Co
C. P. Northrorp
C. H. Meacham & Co
United States
England
Local Groceries and Plows Advertised for Sale
Arbuckle's coffee at 15 cents per pound and 3 pounds best glass starch for 20 cents at Boss Grocery. Peckham plows, best in the world, chilled and solid steel, for sale at William Spinner's No 234 Diamond Block. I make it a rule to allow no one to leave my store unsatisfied. Quick sales and small profits at the Oneida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle’s
Boss Grocery
Peckham
William Spinner’s
P. Northrop
Oneida
Boss Grocery Bargains Offer Tulip Bars and Soap
Bargain notice from Boss Grocery lists twenty bars of tulip or Babbitt’s soap for $1.00 and corkscrew suits priced at $10, claimed to rival $15 items sold elsewhere.
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Boss Grocery
Marriages in 1886 Warren Eldred Jamestown N Y region
Notices list multiple wedding announcements from September 1886 across Warren Eldred Jamestown Tidioute Glade and nearby areas. Couples include George H King Hattie May Reig John Richards Nellie Lobdell George M Turner Lowetta J Roper Emma Mack Ella Higley Charles Covell Ella Higley Lola Connely and Charles Rose with varied officiants.
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W. F. Moore, Jr
Charles Covell
Tidioute
Ella Higley
Colorado
Rose—Connely
S. H. Prather
Charles Rose
East Hickory
Lola Connely
Cobham
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
St. Nicholas
Coil
Sugar Grove
Josephine Lacy
Andover
Mess
C. P. Nurrator
Theodore Messner
Greenland
C. P. Henry
Boots and Shoes
C. P. Norruror’s
Ments
Messrs
J. P. Samuelson
C. II
Wiltsie
C. Lott
Theron Jenkins
Warren Mills
Jos. Klinkhammer
Knupp Bros
W. J. Davis
Youngsville
Warren County
Nelson Ensworth
Beecher & Copeland
Schellhammer & Lesser
J. O. Messerly
Vermont
Struthers, Wells & Co
D. A. Barnes
Messrs. Robt. MacKay
John Hegerty
Harry Hulse
Ed Fitzgerald
Frank Barnhart
Jamieson & Co
Keller
J. H. Sandstrom
C. Koebly
C. & E. Barth
George Mead
FE. H. French
Bairstow
Struthers and
Watson
Justice Cornelius
Harry Ungerer
A. J. Fouch
Wyandotte
J. Lafferty
John Ronne
Antwerp
B. F. Slater
Albert Wetmore
Clark Fellows
John Ekland
Frank Wilcox
George Lott
Clinton Philips
Jacob Offerlee
Mr. Betts
Pennsylvania
L. C. Manley
Smith’s Mills
Chautau
Cal Arthurs
Pittsfield
Jim Fiske
Toronto
B. Masterson
Irvington
Pat Murray
Pine Grove
James Logan
Col. D. Gardner
Solicitor
Rysdyk
Fell’s Messenger
Hoffman
St. B. Dalrymple
John F
Dalrymple
John Clark & Co
Buckinghamshire
John Grander
Cyrus A. Blakesly
Spartansburg
Woodburn Farm
Kentucky
George Blakesly
D. A. Samuelson
Chandler’s Valley
Russell
Fortune
John Brazen
Ackley
E. L. Gassett
J. F. Babcock
Nate Groves
Connewango
John Breitweiser
Titusville
Corryard Union City
H. M. Bashlin
B. Bailey
W. E. Jackson
Lander
Elias Weiler
Joseph White
Moses Tucker
R. B. Dalrymple
L. B. Hoffman
Dr. Stranahan
H. A. Jamieson
O. W. Beaty
L. C. Lanning
Jas. Stahl
Thomas
F. H. Rockwell
G. R. Starr
Waren
F. A. Tidd
Cessadaga
Palmer
Rowland End Beaty
Dominion
D. Beaty
Jacob Amann
Lott & Wetmore
L. M. Rowland
H.D. Mead
Hampshire Downs
A. Clark
Dr. Sager
David Wright
Peter Smith
A. Briggs
R.H. Garfield
Kiantone
Poland
China
D. H. Gregory
D. B. Marble
Berkshire
Yorkshire
D. W. Chapin
L.O. Ackley
Chester
Mr. Northrop
Cal Arthur
L. C. Manly
Jewell
Noah Clark
Nellie Vauntless
Chalie B
John D
T. J. Hagery
W. H. Hough
Messrs. Miller
Miller
Hagerty
Warren Cavary
Black Diamond
Beadford Mere
Billy Pricey
Sue
W. J. Smith
Kitty C
L. S.vardevant
Jennie Glade
Dean Bees
Jeff Shepherd
Keno
Belle Malone
Bele Malone
Jerry D
Milton Blackwood
Lady Louck
Blackwood
Valiant
Laura Mack
Oborn
Winsmore
Harry O
Kitty
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Meadville
83D Regiment
P. V
Northwestern Association
Oil City
State Department
Excelsior Oil Company
Capital
F. D. Cummer
Cleveland
Excelsior Pipe Line Company
Venango
Clarion
Butler
Forest
Warren Counties
Warren Union School
A. B. Miller
Harry H. Hanson
Dover
N. H
Kate C. Daring
Waupon
Wis
Carole W. Coates
Wellsville
Nannie C. Locke
Ashtabula
Libbie M. King
Mary O. King
Frances Baxter
Galen
Ellen Glenn
Berta L. Thomas
Mary O’hern
A. L. Trantum
B. M. Hawkins
Cory
West End
Bessie Richards
Mary Conraiv
Laura Snyder
Osgood
Swindon
Franklin
Keystone CL Or
Hing Co
Allen
Corry
Hall
Mary Ann
S. P. Allen
R. Love
Evans
Mary A
IH. H. Evans
NEW Goons
D.shear
D. Shear
Water Street
Jacob Keller
N. K. Wendleboe
Liberty Street
Postoffic Warren
G. G. Mead & CO
G.G. Mead & CO
Laurel and High Streets
Ilroebi
P. Greenland
Mammoth
P. Greenlund
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