Col Woodford at Work in Warren Temperance Meeting
Col George Woodford the temperance lecturer opened a series of meetings in Warren at the court house before a crowded audience. The W C T U secured access after initial denial, with the program also noted in Rev The Monthly Visitor. The two day War ren County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention is planned for May 26 and 27 at the Baptist church with delegates urged to attend.
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George Woodford
Court House
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodford
Col. Woodford
Temperance
Mr. Woodford
I. U
St. Louis
Smi
Warren County Woman's Christiana Temperance Union
Warren
Baptist Church
A. Gerould
Mes. L. D
Temperance Day Hearings Draw North Warren Delegation
The North Warren Union of Russell hosted a special temperance day on May 7 inviting several unions. Rain limited attendance to Warren and North Warren, who arrived by morning train. A reception led by Mrs. C Hunt opened events at the parsonage followed by a plentiful repast. The afternoon program at the church featured welcome remarks by the president, speeches by Rev. Crawford of Frewsburg and Rev. Burns of Busti, and a strong temperance message against the liquor traffic. Supper and an evening lecture, songs, recitations, and readings concluded with thanks and resolutions. the tone was ardent, with whiskey interests depicted as opposing progress.
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North Warren
Russell
Warren
Crawford
Frewsburg
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Burns
Busti, N
C. C. Hunt
Briggs
North Warre
Newsly Columbus Briefs Page Highlights Local Happenings
Leonard Ladd relaxes during college vacation at sister Mrs. Lee Crosby s home in Ohio. Miss Alice Crosby slips into a pond during a fishing outing and gets drenched. Freddie Iranium plans a goat as a pet with harness and carriage for amusement. Chappell place finally rented. Ellis Baker and wife move to town, joining local musical entertainment. Mrs. Aaron Francis returns from Hot Springs Ark report health improved and cured of inflammatory rehumanism. Rev Shultz Unitarian minister from Meadville preaches at free church. gaining local favor. Spiritualists announce annual picnic at Cassadaga free association camp ground on Fera Island June 6 and 7.
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Columbus
Leonard Ladd
Ohio
Lee Crosby
Alice Crosby
Freddie Iranium
Chappell Place
Ellis Baker
Aaron Francis
Hot Springs
Ark
Shultz
Meadville
Free Church
Cassadaga Free Association
Fera Island
Columbus News Briefs Brighten Town Scene
They will gather in from far and near. Columbus will be well represented. Hiram Monroe brightens his home with a fresh coat of paint while the lawn shines. Mr. and Mrs. John Walton improve their residence for greater comfort. HS, Ayer and family visited Union over the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Church. E. C. Barnes and family return to farm life. Rhodes & Rowe Brothers tear down partitions to enlarge their store and beautify the corner for more business. De Qlari’s lamp shines for night travelers and aids a safer, brighter Columbus. May 13.
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Columbus
Hiram Monroe
John Walton
Ayer
Union
de Qlari
Williure
Jurors Drawn for June Term Court in Warren County
The jury panel lists Grand Jurors for the June term including foreman Wheelock, BE D of Sugar Grove. J F Akelely Pine Grove farmer. J A Abbott Sugar Grove farmer. Andrew Arnold Elk farmer. David W Beatty Glade producer. A Brink Kinzua painter. Daniel Chapman Freehold farmer. Green Clark Sugar Grove lumberman. Elmer Dutton Columbus farmer. Samuel Finstein Sheffield merchant. G B Gilson Tidioute lumberman. J J Tremnbart Warren saddler. J W Lytle Glade printer. Lorenzo Leroy Sheffield clerk. J C Borrow Warren merchant. H erbert Muzzy Sugar Grove farmer. Geo Offerlee Jr Warren shoemaker. W F Parker Eldred farmer. H S Perry Warren carpenter. Howard Pinney Sheffield bookkeeper. Daniel Ruhlman Conewango farmer. D Simmons Columbus farmer. George Skinner Columbus farmer. Lorenzo Secor Sheffield carpenter. Traverse jurors include Jesse Ayling Triumph farmer. R L Andrews Pittsfield laborer. Jerome Arnold Elk farmer, etc.
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Wheelock
BE. D
Sugar Grove
Akelely
J. F
Pine Grove
Abbott
J. A
Arnold
Andrew
Elk
Beatty
David W
Glade
Brink
Kinzua
Chapman
Daniel
Freehold
Farmer
Clark
Green
Dutton
Elmer
Columbus
Jesse
Triumph
Andrews
R. L
Pittsfield
Jerome
Barrett
Siemon
Barnes
E. C
Columbus Borough
Brown
Charles
Baldwin
EH. A
Tidioute
Gunsmith
Baker
Ellis
Bevier
Simon
South West
Briggs
Joseph
Barrows
Fitch
Spring Creek
George
Deerfield
Chapel
R. H
Youngsville
Clapp
E. M
Mead
Cooper
N. J
Day
Dupry
N. W
French
G. W
Gillmore
Robert
Geltina
Gillian
A. M
Hoag
Conewanga
Hill
Farmington
Hare
W. C
Johnson
Farnsworth
Jagger
D. B
Jones
T. G
Eldred
Kerr
Krimble
J. C
Pleasant
Carpenter
Klyst
Alford
Brokenstraw
Mattison
W. G
Marsh
Fred
Myers
John
Limestone
Owens
Orange
P.ckham
William
Raymond
H. D
Richardson
L. D
Slater
W. J
Watson
Wilton
Nicholas
Ee Young
Wrightsville Community Notes and Local Changes
Wrightsville reports rising business and a returning wagon shop. Hallock of Garland relocates for work, John Smadman operates a shingle mill, and Children’s Day preparations begin. Mrs. Almyra Tuttle and Lizzie visit in Irvington. Delia Clark buys 10 Sherman residence moves in. M.E. church plans a Japanese tea Friday May 22. Eugene Damon paints, John Smallman ill with Dr. Whitney attending. Choir meets weekly. Clyde Wright new organist performs well. Children’s Day urged. Wrightsville May 18.
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Wrightsville
Hallock
Garland
John Smadman
Almyra Tuttle
Lizzie
C. A. McKinney
Bertha Tuttle
Irvington
N. FE
Wright
Clyde Wright
To Let On Shares In Greves Of Tre Land Warren Pa
Notice listing shares to let for plan gh Greves of rich land with hill chestnut trees and spring water. Inquire of Mes J W Weaver. Date May 15. Also notes ads for Speer's Port Grape Wine, R T Tans tall general job shop near Warren Hotel, Ackley and Winchester decorators, and Mrs C Hill and Wise Kies dressmaking at Short and Market corner.
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Eic
J. W. Weaver
Page
Warren
R. T. Tanstall
Warren Hotel
Ackley & Winchester
Variety Hal
C. Hill
Wise Kies
Short
Market Streets
Among Colorado Peaks The Garden Of The Gods Tour
A vivid travel sketch from Denver to Manitou detailing Denver’s rapid growth, the Castle Rock and Palmer Lake towns, Colorado Springs sights including The Sutler’s Hotel, Manitow with its famed springs, Ute Pass rainbow falls, the Garden of the Gods, Grand Canyon and Royal Gorge. The writer highlights scenic beauty, elevation, and railroad links, portraying Colorado as a premier western destination.
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Manitou
Saratoga
West
Royal George
Denver
Chicago
Sean
Itrivet
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Cherry Creek
Platte River
Amaria
Aladdin
Tabor Grand Opera House
Paris
United States Mint
Plains
Castle Rock
Palmer Lake
Peablo
Divide
Rocky Mountains
Platte
Missouri
Arkasas
Mississippi
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Paso County
St. John
Sutlers
Manitow
Ute Pass
Gentemen
Cateway
Grand Canon
Royal Gorge
Arkansas
Granite Mountains
Royal Gorge Awe and Alpine Darkness in Cold Gorge Ride
The narrator recalls riding toward the Royal Gorge with a rushing river and looming cliffs. A fragile iron bridge feels perilous as if a single bolt could doom travelers. The scene embodies overwhelming grandeur and notions of infernal vastness, with references to Dante and distant Pennsylvania friends.
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Royal Gorge
Hades
Dante
Allerheny Mountains
Pennsylvania
Tess
New Railroad Plans Drive Virginia Peninsula Boom
William L. Scott discusses Cape Charles and a new Pennsylvania rail line to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. He touts costs, climate, oyster and shipping potential, predicting Cape Charles as a major packing center and Fulton market link. He notes Virginia counties Accomac and Northampton have tropical climate advantages and compares land values to Philadelphia and Long Island.
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William L. Scctt
Sontinental
Philadelphia
Ole
Cape Charles
Peninsula
Norfolk
Fortress Monroe
New York
Marseilles
France
United States
Accomac
Northampton
Virginia
Long Island
Fulton
Chesapeake
Warren hardware move and various local notices in Diamond Block
Notice to Warren and vicinity that a hardware store and tin shop have moved across the street to Diamond Block with large rooms and prompt tin work. Also includes assorted notices about seed corn testing, Speer’s Wines endorsement, a lung cure claim, a lawyer’s opinion, drainage and manure tips, Johnson & Shefried ad, and political caucus schedules in Crawford and Montgomery counties with a fish commission report.
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Warren and
Surmer
New Block
Diamond Block
Glade
Spinner
Warren, Pa
Mudge Thompson Clerkship Tale Stirs Wrightaville Parish
In Wrightaville the parsonage near Bay 5 1880 is noted by Rev W dD Binckwiy. Contemporaries Mr winery Wintge from West Spring Creek Warren county Pin appears alongside Miseangsty Thompon of sugar Sale Woounga county Pil in a curious local rundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudge-Thompson—Ag
Wrightaville
W. Dd. Binckwiy
Bay 5
Wintge
West Spring Creek
Warren County
Sugar
Woounga County
Co Partnership Ended Between Seaver and Clark of Columbus
The co partnership between doctors Seaver and Clark of Columbus Pa. is dissolved by mutual consent. Accounts may be settled with Dr Seaver at the B A C office in Columbus until August 1 1854, after which time collections will be placed with a suitable person. A 5 percent discount applies for payments before August 1 1854. Each doctor will maintain their offices at the same location to continue serving clients. Seaver Md and HCBs De Columbus Warren Co
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Seaver
Clark
Columbus
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Col. Woodfrrd
Mars
J. L. Graxpiy
Fune
Speer
A. W. Morck
New
The
Springs
Scott S
Tile Peninsula
Clearfield
Democrat
Lepore
Hickory Street
Bert B. Prarrs
Lencer
Tie Lrogrr
Tye Lepaer
Lehigh Ironstone Company
Catasauqua
Cincinnatti
Geo. I Thayer
Bourbon
Ind
Shiloh
Johnson & Siegfried
Bangor
Penna Argyl
Matrin’s Creek
Augustine D. Guitieraz
Almaden
Ely
J. R. Cooley
Mantrasegoo Waytep
DR. Mott
Bellevue Hospital
A. W. Merck
Jestar
Johnson & Shefried
Vilus
Sawyer
Salvation Oil
Lowell
Oxford
London
Sapitilla
Hoad
Dr. Blodgett
United States Fish Commission
Harrisburg
Emanuel Meyers
Winfield, L. I
Beaver County
Republican
Crawford County
Democratic Standing Committee
Montgomery County
LfaRmin D
Clarendon
T. J. Mahony
Carl Padenz
James Matee
Hugh Monro
Janes O. Alien
Columbua Brooton
J. K. Gordon
Cheart Grove
Dennis McNamara
John N. Gerow
W. Siggins
Samuel Gill
Nettie L. Acorks
Benj. Ellis
Jaeno Wiggins
Bheeiield
Charles Shaw
George B Leonhart
Frank
Michael Fitzgerald
Frederck Bultzinger
John Samulz
Jamey M. Taber
John B. Russell
G. W. Kinnear
Dennis J. Sullivan
L. Dryer
M. Mead
Younglyville
C. H. Gregory
J. A. Weible
A. Bricass
Dept. Prothonotary’s Office
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