County Officers and Local Officials Listing
A detailed roster of county and town officials including Congressman L F Watson, President Judge L D Wetmore, Judge pro tems W W Connoly and W B Acocks, Assemblyman W M Lindsey, Sheriff Henry Brace, Prothonotary S W Waters, Clerk K K Hasaell, Surveyor DeForest Wheelock, Treasurer T B K Baines, Recorder W J Alexander, and numerous jurors commissioners auditors coroner trustees school officials Burgess and town council members, clerks and assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L F Watson
C W Stone
L D Wetmore
Asgociste Tudges
W Kinnear
NP Morrison
E Wheelock
Dunham
J B Junnings
Ea 2
Auditore
E. A. Spencer
T. E. Bu
Sterting Ureen
Sasa Trustes
Warren Academy
M Miles
Schoola
Thompson
Justices of the Peace
D. J. Hodges
D.W
James
Constable
John ¥. McPherson
Jr. Notaries Public
Ball
D. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
Dr. Hoffman
Otro Nesmith
Gov
P. Orr
A.J. Hazeltine
BF. Honges
Jefferson and Jackson currency debate in Warren Mail
The Warren Mail discusses Andrew Jacksons stance on paper currency, contrasting it with Jeffersonian ideas and the Greenback movement. It argues Democrats support for Jackson or a Greenbacker, explains public notes and specie currency, and reviews fashion notes and social observations from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Treasury
Virginia
Jefferson
Yellow Fever and Politics at the Great Dry Goods Store
The letter from Cincinnati laments the fever ravaging Memphis New Orleans and Vicksburg and extols the Howard Association volunteers nursing the sick. It notes Cincinnati relief efforts concerts and charity while shifting to local politics and a Kinzua speech urging currency reform ballot access and press for notes as legal tender amid industrial distress and tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Warren
Memphis
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Howard Association
John Howard
Music Hall
John Shilito and Co
The Perfect Host and the Lookout Mountain Action
The passage contrasts a refined standard for gracious hosting with a Civil War battlefield narrative. It discusses hosting virtues like attentiveness, restraint, generosity, and creating lasting friendships, followed by a vivid account of a Lookout Mountain operation on November 29, 1868, where soldiers advance under fire, reach the palisades, and celebrate a near miss with minimal casualties.
The Battle of Lookout Mountain Explained
Philadelphia Record quotes Select Councilman Mount debunking the Lookout Mountain battle tale. He says no real engagement occurred, noting misreporting, the steep 2000 foot ascent, and misattributed heroics by Grant and generals. He recalls serving as a private in the Twenty-Ninth Pennsylvania Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Mount
Fifth Ward
Grant
Lookout Mountain
Geary
Stevenson
Longstreet
Hooker
Twenty-Ninth Pennsylvania Regiment
Mr. Mount
How to Keep a Piano
Advice on preserving piano condition and tuning. Keep the instrument in stable temperatures 54 to 86 degrees, away from drafts and dampness, and shield it from heat sources. Use a leather cover, dust regularly, wipe keys, avoid heavy soft pedal use, and have it tuned frequently, especially after hot or crowded events.
The Habit Of Change In Life And Fashion
The author muses on change of place, friends, and duties, arguing whether variety enriches or dilutes. They recall a quiet country home, then critique fashion’s restless evolution from Dutch-era skirts to crinoline and Japanese gowns, noting how trends morph into awkward styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Greaves
Warren
Hall
Episcopal
England
France
Spain
Polk
Dallas
George Stephenson
Professor Morse
Mexico
California
Sacramento River
United States
Changing Fashion and Manners Through Time in Society
The piece laments shifting fashion from ornate rooms and glossy hair to plainer styles, and contrasts past strict manners with modern public life. It notes changes in home decor, clothing, and social behavior, predicting continua of change as society evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovers
Sir Charles Grandison
Charley
Home Journal
Banished Words and the Harp Queen Tale Ends in Harmony
A king seeks a wife who can bake gingerbread nuts and play the harp. After trials with three princesses, the harp-loving queen becomes his wife. They quarrel over the harp and gingerbread nuts but reconcile, deciding to banish the words harp and gingerbread nuts from the realm. Blaine on Grant praises General Grant as a strong potential president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolgue
Tiay
Coust
EL Woust
Blaine
Grant
Gen Grant
Gen. Grant
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Ludlow House
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Variets Hall
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WM. D. Brown
D. Ft
Ball Notary Public
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H. Leonhart
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Panovis Titt
TL. K. B. Stewart
Ofice
Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store
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Union School House
Wills Swanson
Johnson 8 Exchange
G. B. Evans
J. K. Ronne
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Allen’s Block
Warren, Vanovadyl
A. Badger
Sheffield
Warren County
Penn
Tuustus N. Lowry
Third St
Up Baire
Jamestown
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Hoffman
Warren O. Pa
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Warren Savings Bank
Jlbur & Miles
Fred Morck
W. W. Wilbur
M. Miles
J. Hodges
Justice of the Peace
Water Street
Messner & Trashel
Capritur
Wsmoor & Reeves
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Scofield
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Leo
KP. V. Murray
Merck & Co
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Qilice
K. Brown
W. Stone
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J. K. Clark
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Verango Erie
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Erie Mail
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P.T
WM. A. Bald Harness
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Philadel
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Warran, Pa
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Beall
Local Directory
Barvist Curreen
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W. A. Rankin
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W. C. Warren Lones
Allen Block
Butler
N.G. J
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Sec'y
Kossvra
G. H, Ames
C. A. Watora
Latrha and Wood
Methodist Church
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Bill Poster
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Gough
Gilead
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Sam
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Xenia
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Boston, Mass
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Udlow
W. F. Weeks
Tennessee
Cumberland County
Sach
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C. Arnold & Bro. Blacksmiths
A. Hertzel
Pittsburgh
MEAT
F A. Cogswell
City + Meat Market
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Foragn
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J. Hazelt
L. F. Warson
QO. H. Hunts
P. Fatconzr
M. B. Dowsans
Fn Faident
Vick Preein’ Vr
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A. Kirberger
Tas. Clark, JR. Bb
Neauris
EB. G. Woop
Estine
Robert J. Culverwell
M. D
Green Hook
Wuther
Culverwell Medical CO
Dear Ledger
Warren Mail
A. T. Stewart
New York
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J. A. Anderson
Kinzna
Luther
Plymouth Rock
Kinana
Charles II
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Lookout Creek
Cobham
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Twelfth Corps
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