Warren Mail 1889 notices and local items
The Warren Mail reports a mix of brief notices and local happenings. Items include an upcoming reading and sales at A. A. Davis & Co and Patterson's, church additions at the Baptist church, a spendthrift of fruit with grapes selling, and a Sunday school fundraiser hosted by A. J. Hazeltine. Also noted are a cigarette law claim, a squirrel hunt, and a burglary at the P. and E. ticket office with a safe move thwarted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson’s
Jack Frost
C. P. Northrop
Warren
Burt
Mai
Baptist Church
Messrs. Smith & Offerle
West End
Allegheny
E. V. Coleman
Liberty Street
A. J. Hazeltine
Water Street
Pennsylvania
Local notes and obituaries round out Clinton visitants
Carrie Stebbins of Clinton visits Judge King. Mrs Ed Bell and her child visit Grandpa Sill in town. Will Morris of Minneapolis greets friends. Charles Crandall of Newark with wife and daughter visits Judge Johnson. Mrs H H Doty returns from Allentown with family. Fred Wetmore from Virginia appears healthy. Albert P Trushel dies suddenly in Glade. tributes note his popularity and business sense. Also reprinted Tribune item questions Rev E D Hammond Pittsburg pastor’s smoking led to resignation, debating personal rights vs church standards.
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Mise Carrie Stebbins
Clinton
N. Y
Judge King’s
Ed Bell
Little Bell
Olean
Grandpa Sill
Will Morris
Warren
Minneapolis
Charles D. Crandall
Newark
N. J
Judge Johnson’s
H. Doty
Albert P. Trushel
Glade
the Tribune
E. D. Hammond
Pittsburg
Examiner
Baptist Paper
Tool Dressers & Drillers
Grossenburg Park
J. E. Wheeler
Erie County
John Quinn
D. H. White
Nellie
Jennie Hertzell
Charles Schimmelfeng
E. R. Peirce
Wellington Bostwick
Tannery Co
Henry Funck
A. P. Trushel
White & Co
Nellie Peirce
John Holfsted
Teacher Authority Over Pupil Extends From Home to Return
The school law states teacher jurisdiction over pupils begins when the student leaves home for school and ends upon returning home. It covers manners and morals, with joint duties for parent and teacher, though teachers may punish misconduct seen on the way to or from school.
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Pennsylvania
Letters Remaining in Office Not Called for Women and Men
List of letters remaining in office not called for includes ladies and gentlemen such as Broadhead Mrs Geo Newman Ella Estland Agusta Riva Minnie Edwards Lida 2ret Ross Mary E Hill Anna Stokes Mrs McKenny Jennie Showers Mrs Frankie McKenne Molly Thompson Mary E Maguire Mrs Vivian Wisy Monday Bairbough J D Moore C J Burger George Nelson Lawrence Conklin John Peirce E P Gowen D F Schultz Wm Hockey Wm Sanders J H All letters not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office. Pa Sept 25 1889.
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Bairbough
J. D. Moore
C. J. Burger
George Nelson
Lawrence Conklin
John Peirce
E. P. Gowen
D. F. Schultz
T. Hockey
Wm. Sanders
J. H
R. A. Love
P. M. Warren
Harrisburg
Capitol
Gettysburg
Jim H
Sam R
Kansas
Michigan
Special Knight Templar Train to Washington
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a roundtrip Erie to Washington special train for Knights Templar and the public. Depart Erie 7 42 AM October 7 with stops at Carry 9 00 Warren 9 50 Kane 10 45 Ridgway 11 35 Renovo 2 05 PM Harrisburg 6 45 PM arriving Washington 11 10 PM. Roundtrip excursion tickets valid to October 31 at single fare.
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Knight Templar
Washington
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Warren
Kane
Ridgway
Renovo
Harrisburg
Mill completes with high daily lumber capacity
A local mill showcases production of 10,000 feet of lumber per day and seeks employment applications for J. W. Agrelius of Youngsville Pennsylvania. The notice lists the capability and contact for interested parties.
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J. W. Agrelius
Youngsville, Pa
Beards Reform Urged by Buckingham Dye Remedy
Dr G W Strong of New York City advertises a universal cure for beard greying and many diseases including Bright's disease. He offers magnetic treatment for consumption paralysis nervous debility and chronic illnesses. Free consultation daily with stated office hours.
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G. WM. Strong
New York City
Carver House
Warren
Bright
Lottsville Welcomes New Odd Fellows Lodge
Lottsville forms lodge No. 631 with about forty charter members after Grand Junior Warden W. Ed Marsh of Corry organized the group. Officers include Noble Grand D. F. A. Wheelock and Vice Grand O. E. Cross. Grange hall hosts weekly meetings. Warren visitors enjoyed a warm reception and a promising future.
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Odd Fellows
Lottsville
W. Ed. Marsh
Corry
Orr
F. K. Johnson
Warren
Messrs
R. P. King
W. W. Kidder
J. G. Grindley
J. P. Johnson
Marcus Spaulding
James Logan
G. W. Cemmings
J. W. Ward
William Brown
J. A. Kelly
Jay Taylor
John Mack
J. L. Pierce
J.J. Nesmith
A. M. Rogers
G. W. Underwood
John Nelson
Frank Verey
F. B. Strickland
Dwight Cowan
Noble Grand
D. F. A. Wheelock
O. E. Cross
A. M. Smith
C. A. Wheelock
T. S. Baker
Grange Hall
Lottsville Brothers
Eastman
Warrenites
Lottsville Lodge
Hilarity at Library Hall Next Friday Sept 27
The piece Hilarity described as a comical musical play with first rate band and traveling orchestra. Utica Press hails the Utica opera house performance last evening calling it the best entertainment of the season. Charles A. Loder stars as Herman Balmer praised for his skill and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Utica
Opera House
Charles A. Loder
Herman Balmer
Pastor John N. McGonigle Leaves Oil City Church
Rev. John N. McGonigle, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Oil City, has resigned due to continuing ill health. He previously went to Europe for treatment, but responses were temporary. The church and congregation lament his departure and hope for his health recovery and future plans remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. McGonigle
First Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Europe
New Year Holiday Closure Notice
New Year 5650 A. M announcement states the place of business will remain closed from 6 P M tonight until 6 P M Thursday. All Israelites across the world observe the New Year from the beginning of creation. From Gero Ball.
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending September 21 1889
A list of property deeds and transfers across Mead Elk Glade Warren South West and other towns with amounts from $1 to $37,590 includes Jas Cable to Mrs Armstrong Robt MacKay to Wm McLaren and many others. Names include Lewis Siliman A J Thompson H B Porter Mary Magee John Mathis Almira Risley Warren H L T Co and National Transit Company among others. Local ads promote Sad dle Rock Baltimore Oysters at G W Snyper and C L B C Books by A A Davis Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Cable
N. M. Armstrong
Mead
Robt
MacKay
D. McLaren
War
E. Weatherby
E. H. French
Elk
Val
Lewis B. Siliman
A. J. Thompson
Con
Ean Shugert
H. A. Barber
H. B. Porter
South West
Mary Eve Magee
John M. Mathis
Glade
A. W. Dennison
Almira Risley
Freehold
Geo. H. Higgins
Warren H. L. & T. Co
Warren
Daniel E. Lesser
Horace Davenport
Mary Ann Davenport
Eldred
Allen
Anson R. Thompson
Thos, Haslett
M. E. Church of
Farmers and Fair Directors Meet at Warren County Fair
All nine directors gathered at the Warren County Fair Association meeting presided by President Morris. The debt of 2200 was reduced by 1400 with prompt stockholder payments urged and delinquent notices to be sent. Resolutions thanked G N Parmlee and James Roy for premiums and praised all hall and department staff. A committee of three ladies and three gentlemen was formed to revise next year’s premium list.
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Warren County Fair Association
Matt
Morris
G. N. Parmlee
James Roy
Farmers' Club Picnic At Warren County Fair Grounds
The Warren County Farmers' Club committee hosts its annual basket picnic on the fair ground next Saturday Sept 28 weather permitting. Invitations go to all members urging attendance with families and friends. Reverends Ryan Holmes and Fradenburgh will speak along with others. The ladies handle meals. Half fare on the bridge. Dinner at noon followed by speeches.
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Farmers’ Club
Warren County Farmers’ Club
Fair Ground
Ryan
Holmes and Fradenburgh
Nichols Reunion Anniversary Honors Early Warren Pioneer
The first Nichols family reunion was held September 10 at Rev. E. B. Whaley’s Spring Creek residence. Samuel S. Nichols, born to pioneer roots in Warren County, was celebrated as the elder honoree who lived to ninety-one. Horatio Nichols presided. relatives read an historical paper detailing nine children, fifty-seven grandchildren, and many greats. A bountiful lawn repast followed with groups of photos taken as the family planned a reunion for September 10, 1890.
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Nichols
E. B. Whaley
Spring Creek
Samuel S. Nichols
Warren Co
Horatio Nichols, Esq
East Branch
Miss Whaley
Rev. Whaley
Lillie
Mr. Cummings
Grant Phillis
C. W. Nichols
H. Nicnols
C. Nicuous
Sec
Peterson's Magazine Introduces New Cover and Improvements
A. A. Davis & Co frame pictures to order and announce Peterson's October issue with a handsome new cover. Publishers promise further enhancements to boost the magazine's already wide circulation. Contents remain top quality with toilet and fancy articles and a note on school books carried at Gezo.S. Davis' Drug Store.
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A. A. Davis & Co
Peterson
Gezo.s. Davis’ Drua Store
Fraternal Grand Lodge in Columbus Reports Strong Finances
The Sovereign Grand Lodge S O O F met in Columbus last week with parade of up to 20,000 in line. Report shows Grand Lodge expenses 1 for the year 1 775 689 73 and invested funds 14 606 285 59. Encampments and Rebekah lodges report parallel totals and large relief payments totaling 2 501 320 23.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
S. 0
Columbus
United States
Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Forefathers Day Observed in Jamestown with Swedish parade
Swedish American crowds gathered in Jamestown on September 14 for the 251st anniversary of the Swedish landing in Delaware. Lt Gov Jones and Mayor Price attended as dignitaries, with a long parade, opera house program, and a dinner fundraiser benefiting the hospital and G A orphan's home.
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Jamestown
Delaware
Chandler’s Valley
Sugar Grove
Frewsburg
Gov. Jones
Humphrey House
Allen’s Opera House
E. Third Street
Jones
Price
Opera
Miss Kouler
Moline
Ill
C. C. Allen
Warren
Opera House
G. A. Orphan’s Home
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Athletics win 28 to 8 in Tool Dressers Drillers game
In Grossenburg Park on Saturday evening the Athletics defeated the Tool Dressers Drillers 28 to 8. The item also notes local social news including visits, moves, and a burglary attempt with a threat of violence.
Neighborhood Notes and Local Echoes
Fairs at Randolph Fredonia and Cambridge this week. A white squirrel killed near Griffith Point noted as rare. Jamestown hosts amateur photographers club. Trial at Williamsport cites Seymour Hitchcock and wife in a fraudulent mail case. wife acquitted husband convicted. Chautauqua Summer University lengthen session. last year July 2 to August 26, next year through September. Rain hurt fairs. Conneautville fair crowd large but income $1000 short of expenses, soon covered. Silos rise in Crawford county with mixed corn prospects. Comp ton variety favored. Watson township shows rapid improvement with new homes schools and teachers. John Rapp cleans and fences grounds at District No. 2 Sept 3.
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Randolph
Fredonia
Cambridge
Griffith Point
Jamestown
Seymour Hitchcock
Meadville
Williamsport
Chautauqua Idea
Conneautville
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Watson Township
John Rapp
Pennsylvania Paragraphs Highlight Union Finances and Local News
The semi annual statement of J M McNair Grand Recorder A O U W Pennsylvania shows 170980 from assessments and 159918.67 paid as death benefits leaving 11061.38. Donations for Johns town relief total 2014.04. Five lodges formed since last Grand Lodge meeting bringing total to 239. Baners awarded to Sullivan Forest Cambria and Potter counties. J J McLaurin editor Harrisburg Telegram is writing a Johns town flood history. Proceeds will aid printers orphans and flood sufferers. W C T A of Jefferson county denounces woman suffrage. There are 57 Ladies of the G A R circles in PA up from 44. State Treasurer Hart is ill with heart disease.
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J. M. McNair
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Grand Lodge
Republican State Committee
Blaine
Sullivan
Forest
Cambria
Potter
J. J. McLaurin
Harrisburg Telegram
Jefferson County
Brookville
Prohibition Party
Harrisburg
Hart
Prices paid and charged by Warren dealers in commodities
Corrected weekly prices show Warren dealers paying for apples butter beans onions and other basics. They list prices per bushel per pound per gallon and per sack for staples like sugar coffee flour molasses syrup rice timothy seed clover seed and kerosene oil with figures indicating buy and sell rates.
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Warren
Market Prices for Flour Wheat and Provisions in New York and Cleveland
The market reports show flour and grain values with New York quotes noting currency and bond rates, and Cleveland reports listing country and Minnesota flour, wheat, corn and oats prices. New York prices include city mill extra flour at 4.20 to 4.35, No 2 red wheat at 0.85, corn at 41 1 2 c, while Cleveland lists Minnesota patent flour at 85.50, No 2 red wheat 78 to 85.0, butter 21c, and eggs at 18c, with lard and pork values also recorded.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Cuerse
Ohio
New Ohio
City
Burrer—Western Creamery Fancy
Canese
Ohio Flat
Western
Warren County Vigilance Lists by Boroughs and Precincts
A lengthy roll of County Vigilance and State Vigilance members arranged by townships and boroughs across Warren County. Names include Dunkle and Rice in Warren, Alverson and Sweetland in Bear Lake, Weaver and Hill in Clarendon and many others in Columbus, Tidioute, Youngsville, and surrounding boroughs with detailed listings for both County and State Vigilance groups.
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Bear Lake
Watson Alverson
Wm. Sweetland
C. L. Chadwick
J. LaQuay
H. L. Wilcox
V. Mather
Clarendon
Z. T. Weaver
Levi Burford
M. L. Campbell
William Spence
North Clarendon
Geo. Hill
H. W. Gandy
C. P. Wilkins
J. C. Russell
C. L. McNett
Columbus
H. L. Gordon
John van Green
Lee Crosby
R. H. Dennison
John Shuler
Orrin Johnson
H. L. Zimmerman
Tidioute
E. M. Curtis
T. W. Irvine
A.C. MaGill
Fred Z. Jones
Moses Cook
S. K. Corl
R.S. MaGill
C. E. White
Henry Evans
L. Hammond
L. D. Peterson
James Morris
H. H. Cumings
J. Noble
Tidioute, Pa
Charles Brown
N.S
Fall and Winter Season of 1889 Ad
We thank the public for liberal patronage during the past season and invite cooperation for the present season. We have secured the latest designs and novelties for the coming season to please our numerous patrons.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department Presents New Ties and Garments
The shop boasts the choicest latest novel ties and a larger stock with diverse options. Prices are guaranteed lower than any house in Western Penna, with skilled cutters and a guarantee of equal or better fit and absolute satisfaction.
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Penna
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Youngsville
P. Norrhrop’s
Buckingham
Gero. Ball
Baltimore
G. W. Snyper’s
A., A. Davis & Co
Farmer’s Club
Drn Nnsamter
Vue
Cuoung
Geo
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N. C. Allen
Pitcher’s Castoria
Jamestown, N. Y
Stoneham
Neighborhood Notes
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Warren Retail Market
Goodrich & Fehlman
Chicago
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Slice
Cuiscanco
Texas
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East Liberty
Carrie
Republican CO
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J. W. Dunkle
Warren, Pa
W. E. Rice
Warren Borough
James Brann
Frank A. Cogswell
E. W. Parshall
F. M. Knapp
T. J. Hegerty
C. A. Peterson
John Albrecht
H. A. Davinney
J. C. N. Nuttal
Henry Mead
A. P. Garfield
J. A. Day
G. H. Pierson
N. P. Belnap
G. A. Jackson
W. J. Davis
Frank York
Frank Babcock
Matt Buck
Jasper Wentworth
J. A. Aikens
R. G. Mead
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H. A. Chase
Sylvester York
Conewango
Milton Kerr
J. A. Buck
North Warren
S. Samuelson
J. E. Scowden
Philip Wantz
F. E. Ward
C. Hamilton
N. A. Kidder
B. F. Mead
Fred Jewell
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G. P. Conway
W. A. Ray
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J. W. Flatt
F. J. Morrison
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J. P. Marsh
J. M.turney
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George H. Marsh
S. P. Sherman
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Martin Devore
Eugene Conklin
N. P. Morrison
Robert Magee
L. P. Sutton
E. M. Jones
R. D. Morrison
Charles Dunn
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Germany
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Andrew Clendenning
Ackley
Frank Hagburg
Scandia
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John Linstrom
George Nobbs
Frank Ladow
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Milton Dunham
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George W. Peck
F. A. Wood
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Darius Magee
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J. Tate
James O’conner
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John Gilbert
Joseph Goldthwait
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H. E. McConnell
R. C. Blodgett
Z. E Ball
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J. A. Abbott
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Willet Story
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T. V
Morian
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H. T. Houghton
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Isaac Horton
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Geo. Ball
Ren, Pa
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Wrightsville
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Chase
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Phud
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McGraw
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T. J. Ward
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O. P. Smith
A. Brookmire
H. B. Westfall
Cobham
John Wilkins
George Buchanan
J. H. Conarro
J. Bourquin
J. B. Russell
Hunter & Jarvis
Water St
Trushel
Peter Greenlund
Undertaker
Hickory St
Nelson Greenlund
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Woodard & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
The
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the Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
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Johnson & Siegfried