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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1882

Page

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Regional Mail Schedule Fragments and Routes Listed

The document lists varied mail routes and timings across several regions including Corry Erie Meadville and New York and New England. It notes daily and weekly departures to areas such as Sugar Grove and towns like Titusville Tidioute and Germany Pa along with west and east Pa mail connections and special lander trips.

Corry Erie Meadville Ohio Western States Western Eastern N. Y. City N. E. States Baltimore, Washington South Titusville Tidioute D.A

Local Officials and Names Listed for Hazeltine Area

A roster lists town roles including Burgess Jamieson, town council members Dennison Conarro Marck Waters and others at Hazeltine. It names clerk King school directors Ensworth Dinsmoor Lindsey Stewart Pickett assessor Benson justices Cornelius Beeman constable James and notaries Ball Noyes Brown Nesmith Dinsmoor.

Church Schedules Across Denominations

The column lists service times for multiple churches including Lutheran, Barrist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Metropolian, Evangelical, Scandinavian, and Catholic. It provides pastors, morning and evening worship, and Sunday school hours for each denomination.

Ph. Doerr Barrist James Rea Lam Rev T. Bach N. G. Johnson Father de la Roque Father Mullen

Local Officials List for Warren County Positions

A detailed slate of Warren County Pennsylvania public offices lists key incumbents and candidates by name and post. It enumerates representatives in Congress State Senate Assembly President Judge Associate Judges Sheriff Prothonotary Register and Recorder Treasurer County Commissioners Surveyor Coroner District Attorney Auditors and County Superintendent with their respective towns such as Warren Sugar Grove Youngsville Lottsville Conewango Russelburg and more.

L. F. Watson Warren J. W. Lee Franklin Assemblymax W. B. Benedict Enterprise F. M. Knapp Benj. Ellis Sugar Grove A.C. Blodger Youngsville D. Mead D. F. A. Wheelock Lottsville H. K. Siggins Wm. Swanson Warren, Co N. P. Curtis Conewango A L. Putnam Russenlburg Dalrymple C. D. Arird Lander

Fraternal Lodge and Club Meeting Schedule in Warren

A listing of local fraternal groups with meeting times and venues in Warren. Includes R. T. or T meetings on the second and fourth Thursday at K. of H. Hall, Mutual Protection Association at Good Templars' Hall, Laban Lover No 52 K of H M, Carroll Lodge No 12 A O of U W, North Star Lodge No 241 A Y M, OccidentAL H R A Chapter No 235, Conewango Lodge No 259 I O G T, Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F, Kenuth Encampment No 98 I C O F, Robert Blum Lopez No 249 DC, Warren Coronet Band led by Geo H Leonhart, meeting Mondays at Harragari Hall. plus dates and venues for each group.

Warren Council R. T. Or H. Hall Mutual Protective Association House Council Good Templars’ Hall Laban Lover H.M Carver House Carroll Lopge A. O U. W Burgess North Star Lopge Occidental H. R. A Conewango Lodge I. 0 G. T Johnson’s Exchange Warren Lodge Allen Block Kossuth Ronert Blum Lopez D. C

March winds and Miss Smiths public lecture

A Sub Mountain Lyceum night aneurysm of mistaken identity derails a women's rights lecture as Miss Mary Smith meets her mother, rival singer, and naval officer fiancé. The furor ends with Mary’s engagement to Captain Lacy and the cancellation of the talk.

Deacon Hobson Sub Mountain Lyceum Wal Miss Smith Mrs. Smith Curly Fair Nere Mary Smith Boston Lyceum Worthy Polly Mary Sub Mountain Smith Lacy

Revival of Velvet Season Styles in Summer Fashion

The article details fashion revivals for a velvet season with lace, ribbons, parasols, bonnets, and gloves. It notes color trends such as dark greens, terra cotta, ecru, and cream, plus new trims like chenille flowers and raised ribbons.

Inside the Stamp Factory How Stamps Are Made

A detailed tour explains stamp production from ink and printing to gum, drying, and perforation. Workers cut sheets by hand to avoid damage while hundreds of thousands are burned weekly for tears or mutilations, and sheets are counted eleven times across twenty years of operation.

Horace Greeley Anecdote About Stopping a Paper

A reader threatens to stop Greeley’s New York Tribune paper, but the editor explains the distinction between stopping a subscription and halting the press. He notes the vast, unstoppable flow of progress, comparing one man to a single water drop in the ocean.

Horace Greeley N. Y. Tribune New York City Greeley Mr. Greeley Thompson

Interest and Labor Clash in a Moral Tax Critique

A stark comparison argues that interest drains labor, claiming labor sustains families and endures long hours while interest survives without effort, consuming profits and starving labor. The piece ends with a fable about a servant boiling eggs to illustrate arithmetic burden.

Curious Garfield Clock Recreates Assassination Scene

Middlebury jeweller Mr. Holter has built a cuckoo clock with a miniature railway depot. At every hour a Garfield figure appears, followed by Guiteau, who fires at the President. The scene ends as the priest conducts a funeral and Guiteau is shown on the gallows, then disappears with the departing train.

8. Holter Middlebury Garfield Blaine Guiteau

Woman Falls Into Hoghead Water After Ice Breaks

A young woman on William Street attempting to draw soft water from a hogshead found it nearly empty and iced. She broke the ice with a hatchet, toppled in, and was rescued by a passing gentleman who chose not to reveal himself, noting her face was red from the ordeal.

Zerubabel Smith Lyceum William Street

Questioning boys about future ownership and drunkards

A teacher asks a group of boys to imagine who will own all the property in twenty years and who will become the town’s drunkards. The boys answer that they themselves will own the farms and houses, and that the current drinkers will be dead or changed in the future.

H. Hausrr & Co Portland Maine

Household Hints On Spring Cleaning And Attic Organization

Readers are advised to start spring cleaning by sorting attic store rooms and closets to create space for stoves winter clothing and bedding. Cull unused items pack old rags for charity store surplus clothing for the poor and sick, and disinfect any items from illness areas to prevent germ spread.

Housekeeping mocks in a dated plan for women

A long essay argues every girl should learn the duties of a household before marriage. It insists food knowledge protects health and family happiness, warns against ill diet and alcohol, and urges girls to manage kitchen and chores alongside other duties. Included are postal-card jokes and moral anecdotes.

The Window Tilter in a Railway Car

A Burdette vignette follows a man who flaunts courtesy to win a seat window, rivals envy as he struggles to raise the pane, the crowd mocks, the pretty passenger departs unfazed, and the weary man resumes reading upside down. It ends with a blunt claim that he may feel good, though perhaps not happy.

Solomon Dakota Washington Johnny Tom Sammy Burdette

No title in readable news item

The oldest inhabitant quip notes age claims vary by honesty and timing. an amused reflection on how openly aging men admit their years earlier than others.

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST Enry Cobham Warren, Pa ALL & Thompson Attorneys At Law Beaty Block LD. J. Ball C. C. Thompson Notary Public Dist M. Swanson Johnson's Exchange We & Schnur Front Street Postoffice W. W. Wilbur WM. Schnur Rown & Stone First National Bank H. E. Brown R. Brown C. W. Stone H. FE. Brown Yetmore & Noyes Second Street H. Noyes L. D. Wetmore Chas, H. Noyes TI Insmoor & Cable Water Street Scofield C. Dinsmoor Jas. Cable Reverdy B. Stewart Richard B. Stewart Physicians and Surgeons Warren Hotel Anner Houss Court House Abbie Evans R.J. M. Davies Liberty Street Baptist Church Seidler Keller Yeo H. Leonhart Tobacco, &c Hiouse Ace Hotel Jas. Clark Vvarren Warren Bottling Works H. Flacke Variety Hall Theobald G. Offerlee & Son H. W. Meriam Keystone N. K. Wendleboe Gine Eens Davis’ Drug Store J. E Merck’s Drug Store Local Directory P. O J. M. Theburn Llaamand Warren Corne Geo. H. Ieonhart Harragari Hall Wrrren, PA J.H W. Eddy M. Beecher Cashier Warren CO U. S England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line Liverpool Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Paris Gothenburg Christinia Copenhagen New York Warren High School Science, Mathematics and Literature TuIrron W.M. Lindsey A. B. Miller Longfellow March Nature Avon Charles William Winter Gladon’t Squire Goshen Smith—Zerubabel Smith Feminine Fashions Bureau of Printing and Engraving Treasury Bureau Interest and Labor IT. C. Doodge Mr. Swing Webster Jack Wisconsin Loggins Missouri Papa Georgia Bill Soaker Bill
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