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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1888

Page

7

Trains From Warren to Sheffield and Beyond 1688 Schedule

Trains leave Warren daily except Sunday with the Sheffield Express arriving at Sheffield at 10 am and the St Marys Express arriving at St Marys at 12 29 pm. The Erie mail runs daily except Sunday to Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington with through Pulman sleeping cars Erie to Philadelphia and Williamsport to Baltimore.

BAMA Sheffield Express Sheffield St. Marys Washington Pulman Erie Philadelhia Williamsport Baltimore Ashington Philadelphia Sam Williamsport Mail Erie Express Warren Erie Mail New York Kane Warren Express of Express Chase. Pugh Jk. Wood I Man L Pass New York & Penn P. B Hastwart Westward Burg A. P.M Itisburg Parker Foxburg Agile Rockeoport Jonesta Iekory Idioute Ryineton P. MA F Jelar Kinzua Sugar Ay Corydon Weit Run Onovill Quaker Bridge Red Hous Salamanc South Carrolton Aifil South Vandalia Neghepy Olean M. P MIAM GEO Gatchell T. J. A. Fellows Exchange Street Buffa Lefford Philadelphia & Erie R. R Warren E Marys Expr Oil Erie M Pennsylvania Railroad P. & E. Division Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad Traina North Nod Trains Pupkirk Redonia Laona Ross’ Mill Aleone Junction Frewsburg Fentonville Kley Russell Forth Warre Dunkie Lake Shore and Erie Railways Dunkirk Jamestown Bradford D. Thayerte C.A. Guy Bishop Brande Oos Uee Brande Oos Uee Arren and Farneworth Railroad A. M.A. M.P. Ae Eee P. m Lv Clarendon Ar Corwen Underwood's eCalmont S Mill Garfield Oil City Titusville Garland Tionesta Valley R. R. Co North Fripm Berne Donaldson Martin Roakston Hompson Oxbury Allegheny Tionesta Valley Markham Fransworth Fransworth Siding Tiona Garfield Lesqving Tiona Jerry Crary

New Style Vinegar Bitters Promises Heal All Ailments

A late nineteenth century advertisement touts New Style Vinegar Bitters as a universal tonic. It claims no alcohol or opium, purifies blood, strengthens nerves and muscles, aids digestion, relieves piles, and helps children and women throughout life. It markets as a family medicine with no equal, urging readers to ask druggists to stock it.

Vinegar Bitters Peter Paul ASA Geo W. Davis Baronne St New Orleans Joseph J. Eagan West St New York Mattie Ferguson Dryden TF. Bailey Humboldt A. Davis Camden N. J James H. Dwyer Webster Mass L. Coleman Montgomery St R.H. McDonald Drug CO Washington St Vine Ars AO

Experiments On Marriage In Aegis Of The Gas Flame

The Detroit News quotes Judge Rose Coghlan discussing marriage and its joys or miseries. She argues congeniality is the key to lasting happiness, comparing marriage to a play where each audience member is a critic. She cites artists Sarah Bernhardt and Fanny Davenport and stresses that true union endures as a holy sacrament for all time.

Rose Coghlan Rose Coshlan Anjou Sarah Bernhardt Fanny Davenport Lilbave Jocelyn Marcell Detroit News

Apple Bite Catches Burglary Suspect in Georgia

A Macon detective tracked a Hazelhurst burglary by tracing unique tooth marks on a half bitten apple. He observed a local crowd of loafing Negroes, enticed the thief with apples, and swiftly placed bracelets on a single man who confessed to the crime.

Macon Hazelhurst

Languages in India and the Indian phonetic alphabet

More than 150 languages and dialects exist in India and British Burmah with a combined population of about 256 million. Dozens of alphabets and multiple phonetic systems yield over 10,000 signs. an English phonetic alphabet of 24 letters adapts to represent fifty simple sounds for 200 million people lacking a written script. The Bombay Guardian notes the vast linguistic complexity and the adaptation of English letters to serve as a written form.

India Burmah The Bombay Guardian

Lincoln's Proclamation Draft The Emancipation Proclamation discussed

The document outlines Lincoln's first draft of emancipation and a warning to rebels under the confiscation act. It notes cabinet reactions, with Chase and another member supporting and opposing the measure. Lincoln’s resolve to declare slaves free by January 1, 1863 is emphasized, as is the upcoming public proclamation.

Lincoln Chase Abraham Lincoln United States Congress Army Missouri The Treasury Mr. Chase Free State of Ohio

Whist Praise From Poe Hawthorne Partners in Play

In Boston Giche remarks Poe lauds whist as a supreme intellect diversion and Hawthorne eagerly joins in games, exuding spirit and good temper that attract partners. A Dutch missionary in Africa bought a deaf and mute two year old boy for six pounds of salt, and would have killed him were it not for interposition of this mission.

Edgar Allan Poe Nathaniel Hawthorne Boston Africa

Topographic Maps in Early English Use and Scale

The article explains topography as both place description and surface form. It traces early English usage, catalogs of local histories and guides, and large scale maps showing hedgerows, roads, walls, and fields without relief. It contrasts topographic maps with chorographic ones, noting scale differences and feature detail.

The Next Census and Captain Boycott Note

The 1890 census is expected to exceed 70 million in the United States with 1880 figures showing 50,155,783 total, including 43,475,450 natives and 6,679,048 foreign born. A Detroit Free Press quote remarks Captain Boycott will visit Ireland annually as his treat of the year.

United States New York Telegram Boycott Ireland Detroit Free Press

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