Marriage Licenses and Upcoming Y M C A Events in Warren
Sept 25 licenses issued to John T Newell and Neva J Seamans from Warren, Chas E Lungreen and Christina Peterson of Warren, and Sept 26 Olive A em Tidioute and Geo Strauss of Mayville NY. A Y M C A convention comes to Warren Nov 3 4 5 1899 with Gordon of Cleveland also speaking there. plays at Library Hall Sept 30 and Oct 5 feature The Little Minister by Frohman and Vogel Deming Big Minstrels with 50 performers seats on sale at Scott's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Newell
Warren
Neva J. Seamans
Bradford
Chas. E. Lungreen
Christina Peterson
Olive A. Em Tidioute
Geo. Strauss
Mayville
N. Y
Penn’a
T. Gordon
Cleveland
Incendiary Fires and Local Entertainment Plans in Warren
Firefighters battled two fires in Warren last Friday and Sunday at Hill & Son foundry on West High street and at the P. and E. railroad freight depot. Fire damage was limited and insured. The Star describes the Y M C A and Warren Library Association lecture and concert series featuring the Smith sisters, the Boston Sextette, Mr. Robertson on the Philippines, Dr. D J Stafford, and local entertainers with a six-event package priced at one dollar with reserved seating options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Hill & Son
West High Street
Star
Warren Library Association
Smith Sisters
Boston
Robertson
Philippines
Manila
D. J. Stafford
Washington, D. C
Marc
Harsh Rain and Local Notes from Warren Page
Flooded highways, dripping mail, and elms weeping set the scene in Warren. The column lists residents, visits, events, and upcoming local notices, including court dates, school pay taxes, pension awards, and community happenings across Warren, Clarendon, and Corry with mentions of Jamestown, York, and Philadelphia connections.
Meal Estate Transfers and County Temperance Union Report
Transfers document week ending Sept 27 1888 show D C Allen to A H Bradway for 221 Warren side. Almira Wickiter to Fred C Dinsmoor for 1650. Esther P Quinn to Herbert R Forbes for 1. plus several more real estate transfers. W C T U county convention at Clarendon featured large Warren delegation, 613 members, treasurer replacement, officer elections, memorial service, and notes on progress and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Allen
A. H. Bradway
Youngsville
Almira Wickiter
Fred C. Dinsmoor
Warren
Esther P. Quinn
Herbert R. Forbes
Corydon
B. W. Rogers
L. P. Rogers
J.J. Lapham
Erwin E. Boyd
Mead
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Clarendon
A. J. Hazeltine
Murcutt
Ellen Lacy
Bouton
Sheffield
D.I. Ball
Lena Jackson
Spring Creek
F. A. Cogswell
W. C. Skelton
Ransom
Philadelphia
Alson Rogers
Seattle Wash
Josephine Taggart
Trenouth
Temperance Light Bearers
Arthur Neigh
Messner
Barbara Fritchie
M. E. Church
Barnes
Forest county leads in country roads quality say editors
Editor Wenk praises Forest county for superior roads and claims the Tionesta to Marienville route is a near boulevard. The piece asserts the county’s roads are smoother, drier, and more passable than the state average, with travelers noting the abrupt improvement near the county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenk
George Washington
Forest
Warren County
Forest County
Tionesta
Marienville
Don t Be Cheated on Farm Steel Ranges
Farmers are warned against buying steel ranges from traveling pedlars who charge inflated prices and offer long terms. Warren hardware merchants sell ranges of equal value ten to fifteen dollars cheaper, with trustworthy merchants who deliver as agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hardware
Buffalo street fair faces wind and rain but wins patronage
The Buffalo street fair struggles with wind and rain since opening on Sept. 18 yet attracts liberal patronage. The managing committee includes popular representatives C. D. Crandall and C. B. Nesmith. Strong attractions in the show include Smith Table Co. and IXL ice cream, both deemed top in their line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Street
Warren
Messrs
C. D. Crandall
C.B. Nesmith
Buffalo
Smith Table Co
IXL
Lamps a handsome gift for any home
FELLMAN BROS offers an exclusive line of lamps in dark rich colorings at unusually low prices. The new designs feature improved burning and glow, promising beauty not seen in earlier pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Fehman Bros Offer Machines at Low Prices
Fehman Bros advertise a routine of chine tchers priced from 9 to 17 cents at the Mat. Office. Paapah Legal Blanks also available, listing the official location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Paapah
Greenville club’s 41 games show season struggles highlighted
The Greenville baseball club has played 41 games this season, losing more than half. In Pennsylvania, license fees rise as clerks of the courts benefit from a busy marriage market and new registrations. Ambrose Hanchett of Hartfield turns 100 in November 1899, with three sisters over 90. Erim’s School Board adopts salary reforms to raise lower grade pay toward higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Baseball Club
Pennsylvania
Ambrose Hanchett
Hartfield
Chautauqua County
Death of Miss Kate Alger Near Sugargrove
Sugargrove notes Miss Kate Alger died Sept 22 near Sugargrove after a weeklong illness. She was an only daughter and mourned by her parents and brother. The item also records local visits and illnesses including Mrs. Ray Pickard at home with her mother, Miss Harper visiting Dr. J. W. McClane, Miss Haggerty returning to New York for school, Carrie Cummings returning to the post office after illness, Prof. Daily sick at the Seminary, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Woodin to Mrs. Fulkerson and Mrs. Wm. Haggerty in Warren for carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugargrove
Kate Alger
Ray Pickard
Jamestown
S. A. Lounsbury
Margaret Harper
Pleasantville
J. W. McClane
Bell Haggerty
New York City
Carrie Cummings
Prof. Daily
A. P. Woodin
Buttercup
Thos. Fulkerson
Wm. Haggerty
Warren
Deafness Treated By Constitutional Remedies
Local applications cannot reach the seased portion of the ear. Deafness is an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When inflamed the tube narrows and hearing fails. if blocked completely, deafness results. Nine cases out of ten arise from catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a cure, with a $100 reward for any chronic catarrh case not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
New Dances Adopted by Dancing Masters Association
Professors of dancing report a revival of graceful dancing and a stronger waltz this winter. The Dancing Masters' association approved three new dances the Gurletta the Duquesne and the Niagara. Gurletta blends the redown and two step while Duquesne moves in four four tempo ending with a rotary gavotte. The waltz pace remains brisk despite critics claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancing Masters’ Association
Can the Blood be Purified by Kidney Strength
Scientists say blood cannot be purified while kidneys are weak. The body’s blood travels through the kidneys every three minutes. cleansing requires strong kidneys. Thompson's Barasma is advertised to reduce inflammation dissolve gravel and carry off poisons harming blood and organs.
Appointment List for Sugar Grove and Surrounding Districts
A U. B. appointments list details presiding elder Rev J Hill and a roster of ministers across Salamanca Frewsburg Chautauqua Mt Pleasant Lakewood and other towns including W E Crall T A Waltrip N J McIntyre W D Fulton W M Wygant and C J Gage with J H Spillman L Markham and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Sugar Grove
Rev. J. Hill
Salamanca
T. Hammond
Frewsburg
A. Brunson
Chautauqua
George Waldo
Mt. Pleasant
A. J. Smith
Lakewood
W. E. Crall
T. A. Waltrip
Pleasantville
N.J. McIntyre
Grand Valley
W. D. Fulton
Excelsior
W. M. Wygant
Chandler
Masterly South American Nervine Tonic Promised Cure
Disturbing stomach disease is claimed to be permanently cured by a tonic described as a universal remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion. The advertisement asserts relief from the first dose and guarantees safety and lasting health, with Hertzel & Saner, druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania listed as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Sugar Grove County Clips and Local Moves
Sugar Grove operates three daily stage routes to Jamestown New York Warren and Youngsville. James Miller leaves for Philadelphia to study dentistry. John Siggins Jr moves to Ann Arbor to study law while George Siggins enters Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland for electricity. Oliver George, Triumph township resident, dies after long illness and leaves all to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren
Youngsville
James Miller
Philadelphia
John Siggins, Jr
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Siggins
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Oliver George
Triumph Township
Hunting Regulations Outlined for Pennsylvania Game Law
Constables receive circulars from the State Game and Fish Protective Association detailing the act of March 22, 1899. It lists seasons and penalties for hunting quail partridge pheasants and wild turkey woodcock squirrels rabbits deer plus daily limits and Sunday hunting penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Game and Fish Protective Association
Act of Assembly
Deaths of Brasington children Emily Mae and Violet Bernice
Poem honors the passing of Emily Mae Brasington age six and Violet Bernice Brasington age fourteen months. The verses contrast days of gladness with days of sadness, reflecting on illness and loss within the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey M. Brasington
Emily Mae
Violet Bernice
May
Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House
KE. W. Sealy, manager, advertises carpet cleaning and restoration services. They lift, clean and lay carpets, clean chenille curtains, and renovate feathers with a satisfaction guarantee. Orders accepted at the Mansion rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Sealy
Wallpaper stock advertised by W C Rowland & Sons
Warren merchants promote the largest and most complete wallpaper stock with new designs added regularly. The note urges farmers to inspect the Exchange Block shop before purchasing and promises up to date stock and accommodation for transient trade despite no in house livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C Rowand & Sons
Exchange
Textile price list with varied fabrics and novelties
A catalog note lists plaids at 12 percent 15 percent 50 cents 75 cents 1 dollar and 1.50. Novelties priced at 16 cents with value 12 percent. Silk mixed novelties at 24 cents with value 30 cents. Venetians Crepons Homespuns and Camel's Hair noted. Ends Outing Flannel at 7 percent 10 cents quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
Armory
W. W. Wilbur
S. E. Walker
Nellie White
Hiram G. Eddy
Frank E. Foster
A. R. Blood
C. A. Waters
A. J. Mair
E. E. Allen
W. W. Rankin
Jas. O. Parmlee
Geo. P. Orr
Dwight Cowan
H. B. Partridge
A.C. Jacobs
Edith M. Orr
Harriet L. Cowan
George C. Orr
Earl W. Cowan
Fruit Booth
Bettis
John M. Siegfried
John A. Hawke
Booth
Robert Mackay
N. 8S. Falconer
Julia Harrison
J. A. Eiche
D. W. Beaty
R. Stuart
A.T. Scofield
J. T. Knox
L. Rogers
Grace Todd
Nellie Beshlin
Josephine Rankin
Lulu Yates
Ella Leonhart
W. A. Smiley
T. W. McNett
Will Hegerty
Fred Sill
Florence McNett
Max Sill
Anna Rockwell
Edward Lindsey
Tillie Ritchey
New Cyprus
Jacob Kelier
Allen
Liberty Street
Harp Frost
Lindsay
Belle Stevens
Detroit
Arthur LowRy
Pittsburg
W. B. Weed
C. W. Stone
Northwest
M. A. Myers
Celeron
F. Cable
Sam
James Shannon
Aurilla Allen
Corry
J. C. Sibley
Venango County Bar Association
John L. McWilms
New York
Cuba
Smith Business College
John Dentler
A. H. McKelvy
Junius
Mount Eagle
Tennessee
Peter Olsen
Sexton
Richland
Fair Ground
Titusville
Jacob Keller
Joe Fisher
George Gray
Fisher
Levi Smith
North Clarendon
Pickett Table
Pleasant Township
Geo. F. Hall
Decatur, Ill
Y. M.C
L. W. Archibald
Hamilton
Ontario
Charles J. Hepburn
Oil Creek
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Phillips & Son
Wetmore
Natural Science Club
Ernest R. Kirberger
Klondike
28Th Regiment of Infantry
Co. A
Lieut
Clark
Arthur Hunsinger
John Tivnon
California
San Francisco
T. C. Wallace
Newton
Conn
Hattie L. Ferris
Canada
Tom
Arnett Thompson
Pratt University
Brooklyn
Dale Greaves
Penn
John Stone
Ed. Freeman
Haverford College
John Freeman
Yale
Jonah Shear
Phillips Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
Benj Ball
Will Clark
Dickenson Law School
Carlisle
Parker and
Shawkey
The
MAIL
United States Volunteer Service
Oscar Sandberg
Fourth Cavalry
Wm. J. Brower
Justus F. Billings
Eli Jacob
Moses Patterson
Jefford Halftone
George Halftone
Morris Lee
Matt
Erim
Pitteburg Christian Advocate
William Hunter
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Renovo
Fredonia
Laverne Wilson
Cassius
Falconer
Emily Adolphson
Frank Vennerholm
Pure Food Department
United States Court of Minnesota
State Supreme Court of Michigan
Court of Quarter Sessions
State of
Maryland
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Jesus
Violet
Pearly Gates
Litttle May
Christian
Albert F. Peterson
Seaman
Sugar Run
Laurinda Smith
Walter Seaman
Baltimore
Susquehanna Co
Elk Township
George Schoonover
James Roper
Rebecca Nooster
Laura Whitcomb
Charles Whitcomb
John F.seaman
Knapp’s Hill
Phebe English
Henry English
Chas. D. Seaman
McKean Co
Esk
Treas
Mary Muntz
Struthers
Morck & Kirberger
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Bon-Ton
Y. M. C. A. Building
Eberhart & Miller
Suspension Bridge
Weaver—Goring
A. B. Markly
Fred Weaver
Katherine Goring
May — Hamilton
Justice E. P. Mahoney
William May
Lottsville
Mamie Hamilton
Columbus
Clark—Ploss
N Y
D. D. Woodford
J. P
John O. Clark
Ellicott
Rose M. Ploss
Ed. KE. Hertzel
Aew Soree
Nickel Plate Road
Seattle
Wash
Palace
Chicago
Titusgee
Oil City
Sealer
Particeto Park Smith Business
China
E.W. Siegfried & Co
Warren Savings Bank
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Haseltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. H. Jackson
O. Hes
Ciak
Cherian
Bean
Turkey
O.h.hunter & Son
Warner
Ferris
Baker's
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G.N. Parmlee
Andrew Horea
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
G. N. Parmlee
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
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