Warren Mail items mix fair notes and local property sales
The issue bundles notices from Warren including fair remarks, entertainment updates, post office hours shift after Sept 18, and a big property sale at Oakland Cemetery with bids from Hamm Nesmith and others. It also notes Ringling Bros attractions and local real estate exchanges on East Fifth and Hickory streets.
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Trustees of Oakland Cemetery Association
East
Fifth Sts
Fifth Street
Mersis
Charles E. Hamm
Otro Nesmith
A. Hertzel
Wm. de Boe
Ringling Bros
Paris
Ringling Brothers
Warren
P. D. Clark
Jermima Hull
Edward Morgan
Jamestown
N. Y
Sarah Morgan
Pickett & Co
Hickory Street
Susan Whaley
Russell
George Jones
Carver
Local society notes from Tionesta and Warren
Personal items list courtship by Judge Brown and W B Weed in Tionesta, visits of Henry Eldred in town, Rockwell sisters returning from Europe, Y M C A move to Oberlin, Dr McAlpine recovering in Cleveland, college departures, and guests of Mrs J Allen. Warren school openings list staff for Union and West End schools with new building plans and grade assignments.
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Savings Bank
Hoffman
High
Poplar
Brown
W.B. Weed
Tionesta
Henry R. Eldred
Washington, D. C
May
Annie Rockwell
Europe
F. B. Stevenson
Oberlin
Warren Schools
Union School
W. L. MacGowan
Nellie G. Brown
Lillian Fradenburgh
Mary O. Conrath
Carrie W. Coates
Nellie Robinson
Macie I. Flower
Ian R. Guist
Blanche Campbell
Ella Glenn
Kate Mahan
Minnie Burton
Clara Marsh
Blanche Hawkins
Maud Ruhlman
West End School
Bessie Richards
Blanche McClintock
Anna Snyder
Laura Snyder
Dreager
Jessie B. Thornton
Great Metropolis Play Stages Dramatic Life-Saving Scene
The Warren engagement features the New York imported drama The Great Metropolis with vivid stage business. The Herald lauds the life-saving sequence with gun, breeches buoy, and lightning effects as heroes rescue those aboard a sinking ship amid storm and dark skies.
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Metropolis
New York City
Warren
the Herald
Directors Seek Settlement of Unpaid Bills by Oct 1 Deadline
Fair Association directors urge all outstanding indebtedness be sent promptly. Premiums will be attended to after October 1 next.
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The
Fair Association
Modiste and Commissionaire Resumes Business in Philadelphia
Modiste and Commissionaire at 806 Buttonwood Street Philadelphia resumes business to offer good fitting and elegant dresses at moderate prices. Samples sent to select from with goods on approval. Sample orders filled from address 23 above 17821. Also notes Prime Butter Fall Cream Cheese and Fresh Eggs at Clarkson & Parker's wholesale and retail. Pencil Tablets Slates and School A. A. Davis & Co.
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Buttonwood St. Phila
Clarkson & Parker’s
Death of Miss Mary Beecher in Warren
Mary Esther Beecher died Tuesday night at about 11. She was about 20, daughter of Moses and Emily Beecher, born and raised in Warren. A member of the E O F 8 and Warren Shakespeare Club, she left artistic works of value. Friends and two societies gathered at her home to observe last rites with roses at the grave. The community offers sympathy to her bereaved parents as they face this loss.
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Mary Beecher
Mary Esther Beecher
R. C. Beecher
Miss Beecher
Moses
Emily Beecher
Warren
Warren Shakespere Club
E.O. F
Prisoners Receive Sentences After Adjourned Cort
At adjourned court held last Thursday the prisoners tried the prior week were sentenced. Hiram Horth fined 75 dollars plus costs and 30 days in jail for liquor sales to minors. William Wattles must pay 200 dollars and costs and serve one year in the penitentiary for bigamy. Martin Malya gets 50 dollars and costs and 60 days in jail for resisting an officer. Joseph E. Anderson fined 100 dollars and costs and six months in jail for adultery. Mike Maloy 500 dollars fine, costs and two years in penitentiary for assault with intent to commit rape. Daniel Lambert fined 100 dollars and costs and one year in the penitentiary for felony. Sheriff Fuellhart escorted three of a kind down the river and returned Saturday afternoon.
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Cort
Hiram Horth
William Wattles
Martin Malya
Joseph E. Anderson
Mike Maloy
Daniel Lambert
Fuellhart
G. A. R. Reunion Elects New Officers in Titusville
Large crowd attends the G. A. R. reunion in Titusville despite rain. Posts of War ren and individual members from Warren county represented. New officers named include Col. J. J. Carter as President and Frank H. Johnson as Secretary. Franklin chosen as next year’s meeting place. Sons of Veterans also organized with officers: President F. B. Fox, Senior VP T. W. Leonhart, Junior H. W. Castle, Secretary Frank Armstrong, Treasurer A. K. Howard.
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Sons of Veterans
F. B. Fox
Oil City
T. W. Leonhart
Warren
H. W. Castle
Townville
Frank Armstrong
Meadville
A. K. Howard
Titusville
Warren County Fair A Grand Success Despite Rainy Days
The Seventh Annual Warren County Fair Association event drew large displays of horses cattle sheep and swine amidst heavy rain and deep mud. Floral and Agricultural Halls showcased art and produce while 2275 entries highlighted resilient exhibitors from Warren and Freehold Granges plus Meadeville Jamestown and Sugar Grove. The Centrals of Bradford won the firemen’s race in 49 seconds, Warrons second, and overall receipts ran about $3,000 short of debt payoff. exhibitors urged better weather next year.
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Warren County Fair Association
Warren County
Freehold
Manly
Centrals
Bradford
Warron
Warren Boys
Taylors
Meadville
Jeffords
Jamestown
Warren
Thompson
Salina
Col. Gardner
D. W. Ford
John H
Len Rowland
Rowland
Ford
Fair at Corry and News From Jamestown Area
Neighborhood notes report a Corry fair this week and a new county court house. Jamestown Elks and Epworth League activities yield funds and events. The Erie road denial of a bridge teardown and a busy poultry cattle horse show list multiple exhibitors and prize entries across Warren, Glade, Frewsburg, and surrounding towns.
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Corry
Cameron County
Buenos Aires Revolt Chronicle By F A Hazeltine 1890
Private letter from Fred A Hazeltine recounts the Buenos Aires uprising of July 1890. He describes street fighting, vigilante squads, artillery bursts, ruptured trams, scarce bread and meat, shifting government control, and rumors of betrayal as the city endures days of siege and disorder. He notes redacted papers, armistice attempts, and widespread fear amid casualties and looting.
Vacation ends as public schools reopen with terms announced
Public schools reopen on Monday September 15 offering thorough instruction in English and sciences in common and academic departments. Curricula include algebra geometry chemistry zoology Greek Latin German literature and more with lab work and teacher training potential. Non resident tuition rates for three month terms listed and inquiries invited.
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Cus. Dixsmoor
F. M. Knapp
W. L. MacGowan
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promises Vital Health Boost
Advertises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a grand vitalizer and tonic to combat health decline. Claims to target stomach function to improve digestion, nourish the body, restore appetite and sleep, and prevent ailments such as rheumatism biliousness and kidney trouble.
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Fountain Head
Local Sewing Machines for Sale in Warren Pa
Do mestic and Wilson Sewing Machines offered cheap for cash or easy payments. Prospective buyers urged to call before elsewhere. Office and residence 112 East Water street Warren Pa. Trushel Co. operate a country store in Warren county near iron bridge Glade carrying groceries and nations.
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Wilson
East Water Street
Warren
F. A. Cogsswelu
Trushel & Co
Warren County
Iron Bridge, Glade
Pittsburg Exposition Highlights Max Klein Display
The Pittsburg Exposition opens with a standout exhibit by Max Klein, wholesale liquor merchant. His complete distillery display and Silver Age Rye dominate the stand, with Pennsylvanian and imported wines, brandies, and cordials highlighted. The Ringling Brothers show travels to Warren on Sept 24 with a vast horse collection and no extra viewing charges.
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Warren
America
Ringling Brothers
Sons of Veterans
W. J. Knight
Andrews
Opera
Pittsburg Exposition
Max Klein
Pennsylvania
Federal St
Allegheny
Ringling
Rail Road
Mark Twain Book Sells by Subscription with 30,000 Sold
Wanted energetic salesmen and ladies to market A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by subscription. Dan Beard provides 300 illustrations. Agents sold 35 books in five days, 31 in three days, 25 orders after 30 calls. Territory available. C L Webster & Co 3 East 14th St New York. Also Gents' Furnishing Goods in Warren County offers large clothing stock and summer quits.
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Mark Twain
King Arthur’s Court
Dan Beard
C. L. Webster & Co
East 14Th St
New York
Local Matrimonial Notices From Regional Counties
In Warren on Sept 12 1890 George W Goodwill of Tryonville Pa and Ella Slater of Grand Valley Pa wed by J F McPherson JP. In Tidioute Sept 8 1890 Maggie Collins of Tidioute and William Ellis wed by Rev Lavery. At the Busti hotel Aug 31 1890 Kate Murphy and John J Remer wed. In Jamestown Sept 10 1890 Ward McIntosh and Philip Arzner wed.
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Goodwill—Slater
Warren
J. F. McPherson
J. P
George W. Goodwill
Tryonville
Ella Slater
Grand Valley
Colins
Tidioute
Father Lavery
Wm. Ellis
Maggie Collins
Raner—Curyst
Busti_ hotel
J. G. Ginader
Wm. Rayner
Cornelia Chryst
Grand Valley, Pa
Remer
Mourray
Busti Hotel
J. Ginader
John J. Remer
Kate Murphy
Arzyer—MclInrose
Jamestown
N. Y
G. Weisbotten
Philip Arzner
Ward McIntosh
Death notice of Albert L Fay in Farmington Pennsylvania
Albert L Fay son of Joseph E Fay died at Farmington Pennsylvania on September 14 1890 from typhoid fever. He was 25 years 8 months and 3 days old.
Undertaker and Embalmer Listings for Warren
Peter Greenlund and Nelson Greenlund of Warren are listed as undertakers and embalmers with addresses at 214 Hickory Street and 331 Exchange Block next to Exchange Hotel.
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Peter Greenlund
Undertaker
Hickory St
Warren
Nelson Greenlund
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren, Pa
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Union City
Times
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Orville Simpson
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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Chambersburg
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Providence
R. J
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E. V. Coleman
Mattie Cramer
Lillie
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Wm. Spinner
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Stoneham
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W. D. Hinckley
M. Kopf
H. Cogswell
Sarah A. Wright
N. Clar
J. F. Hegerty
J. B
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J. Dieble
Miltens
Gertrude Dieble
Mary T. Miller
E. Mealey
P. C. Annis
Frewsburg
A. Babcock
HAL Geo
Lewis E. Neill
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J. W. Russell
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J. P. Samuelson
Leon H. Ensworth
Mammoth
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Ed. Peterson
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A. Anderson
G. A. Ward
Mathews Run
Thos, McCoy
Ackley
M. Boesch
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Hugh Hazeltine
George Speckman
Mott Schuler
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C. W. Stone
A. A. Porter
Chandler’s Valley
A. Samuelson
C. Schuler
P. W. Brown
Lander
H. English
Albert Lauffenburgh
A. C. Fellers
Lena M. Johnson
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Warren Mahan
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Irvine
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Plarvicd
Biel
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Geo. Ball
Wwarren Foundry
J. Hull
High Street
J. Hilt
American Bargain House
Water Street
J. GC. McCrory
Boss Grocery
Jacob Keller
Greenland
Water St