Erie Mail Service Schedules and Connections
Erie mail runs east and west with connections at Corry and Warren. The Erie Accommodation leaves Erie daily at 11:20 am for Corry 1:10 pm. arrives Philadelphia 7:00 am. Warren Accommodation departs Erie 4:10 pm for Corry 6:00 pm, arriving Warren 7:20 pm. Transfers include L.8. & M.S., P.T. & B, and Oil Creek & Allegheny River Railways. WM. A. Baldwin, Genl Supt.
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Erie Mail
Philadelphia
Corry
Erie
Watson Greet Stereer
Warren Accom
Warren
P.T. & B. Railways
Oil Creek
Allegheny River Railways
Erie Accom
Local Directory of Burgess-M Miles Officials
Town council members Burgess J H Palmer James Clark Jr A Hertzel A J Davis P Greenland G L Friday P J Falconer M Spaulding Clerk R P King Assessor J P Marston School directors Benjamin Nesmith R P King Thomas Keelor J F Wells F Henry George Ensworth Justices of the Peace D J Hodges D W C James Constable John F McPherson Jr Notaries Public D I Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Auditors Geo P Orr Geo N Parmlee E F Hodges
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D. J. Hodges
D. W. C. James
Constable
John F. McPherson, Jr
Notares Public
D. I. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
Auditors
Geo
P. Orr
N. Parmlee
E. F. Hodges
Warren County political slate listed for 1930 election poles
A detailed roster names officers and candidates for Warren County positions including Congressman L. F. Watson State Senator C. W. Stone Assemblyman W. M. Lindsey President Judge Lansing D. Wetmore Associate Judges W. B. Acocks and W. W. Connery Sheriff Henry Brace Prothonotary Starling W. Waters Register & Recorder W. J. S. Alexander County Treasurer T. E. Barnes County Commissioners M. Dunham E R Wheelock J B Jennings Co Surveyor Geo O. Cornelius Coroner Sterling Green District Attorney Wm Schuur Co Auditors E A Spencer F E Barnes G C James County Superintendent N R Thompson with party and locality notes across Warren and surrounding townships.
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L. F. Watson
Warren
C. W. Stone
W. M. Lindsey
Lansing D. Wetmore
W. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W. Connery
Deerfield
Henry Brace
Starling W. Waters
A. Register & Recorder
W. JS. Alexander
Columbus
T. FE. Barnes
Sheffield
G. C. James Warren
N. R Thompson
Sugar Grove
Train Schedules and Connections Across Erie and Lake Shore Lines
A dense listing of train times and routes featuring No 8 and No 1 services, connections at Dunkirk and Falconer, and multiple stations from Dunkirk to Cleveland. Includes daily and weekend runs, Erie R'y timetables, and notes on connections with Lake Shore and Erie Railways, plus superintendent and agent credits.
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lyDunkirkar
Fredonia
Laona
Casadaga
Sinclairville
Fermont
Oss Mill
Falconer
Ham
A &Gw Craig
Frewsburg ,Fentonvile
Ackley’s
Russellburg
N. Warren
Warren, Jackson
L. T. Bismop
Warre
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Time Table 1877
Trains Eastward from Cincinnati to New York listed with stations including Dayton Urbana Springfield Mansfield Ashland Akron and more. Timetable Adopted December 30 1877 shows departures at various times and connections to Chicago Louisville St Louis and Buffalo.
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Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Cincinn
Dayton
Springti
Urbana
Marion Galion
Manstie
Ashland
Akron Kent
Ravenna
Warren
Greenville
Meadville
Union City
Salamar
Buffalo
Horness' Kiiira
Binghat
New York
Boston
Salamanca
Jamestown Corry
Ilouse
Cpseoss
Akron
Mansfield
Chicago
Galion
Springfield
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Cleveland
Toledo
Palace
Pittsburg
Fortee & Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Union and Corry
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
South
W. B. Shattuc
Gen. Pase
P. D. Cooper
Local church services schedule across denominations
The notice lists weekly worship times and Sunday school for Baptist Presbyterian Episcopalian Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic congregations with pastors names and service hours including morning and evening times plus special notes like English School and first third Sundays schedule. Vespers are noted for Catholic services.
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R. M. Warren
Lam
A. Rearick
F. C. H. Lampe
J. Mellander
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Fraternal lodge meeting schedule notes and officers
A digest of lodge and chapter meeting times and officers. Laban Longe No.52 K of H meets every other Monday at K of H Hall opposite Carver House. Carroll Lodge No.102 A O of U W meets Wednesdays above Ss Burgess' store. Nort Star Lodge No.241 A Y M meets on or before full moon. Occidental HRA Chapter No.235 meets second Monday. Conewango Lodge No.250 IO GT meets Mondays at Johnson's Exchange. Warren Lodge No.839 IOOF meets Tuesdays in Allen Block. Kossuth Encampment No.98 IC O F meets second and fourth Thursdays at Johnson's Exchange.
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Laban Longe
H. Hall
Carver House
J. E. Berkstresser
A. Merrill
Carroll Lopge
A. O
U. W
Ss. Burgess
E. L. Coates
A. Waters
Nort Star Lopgee
G. L
W. M. WM. Borne
Sec’y. Occidental H. R. A
R. Henderson
H. P. Wa. Borne
Sec’y. Conewango Lodge
Johnson’s Exchange
Gro
Johnson’s
G. H. Ames
C. P
End of an Idyl Recalls Edith Sessions Tribute
A reflective verse recalls a final chapter and memory of an idyl named Edith K Sessions. The speaker questions regrets as winter ends and life moves on, while promising to cherish the days and letters burned in farewell.
Jones’s New Leaf in a Cradle of Change
A hard laboring farmer's wife endures a cluttered, demanding home until typhoid sickness shifts respect and roles. John Jones reforms, frees his wife from drudgery, and a German helper joins, transforming the family life with new work rules, a rebuilt house, and renewed happiness.
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John Jones
John
Jenny
Johnny
Jane
Barbara Grootz
Ruby
Tom
Nettie
Belle
Harry
Aaron
A Beautiful Girl Found Hanging In Quiet Arb or
A Canastota Herald report recalls a seventeen year old girl of a respected family found dead by hanging in an arbor near her home. The account notes a devoted admirer and her sudden decline in spirits before her death, with dramatic scene described in restrained terms.
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Canastota Herald
The Infant’s Parlor Melodrama Ends in Gallows Fear
A visitor attends a baby visit as mothers trade boasts while the infant misbehaves. The child ignores affection, seeks its aunt, mauls a bonnet, and resists saying mamma or papa until the father, enraged, exits with a spanking. The visitor leaves fearing a grim fate.
Nasby Cheers as Democrats Dominate Politics of 1880
Nasby proclaims Democratic victory and power shift after the Civil War. He hails gains in Washington and hopes for a Democratic president in 1880. The piece mocks former opponents and expresses optimism about future offices and a postmaster position the Corners.
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Washington
Appomatox
Wich
Politix
Dr King’s New Discovery Trial Bottle at Drug Store
Special invitation offers a free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds asthma bronchitis consumption and throat or lung issues. Claims over one million bottles used last year with perfect satisfaction and promotes it as the only sure cure. Call to obtain a trial free or buy a regular bottle for $1.00.
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Dr. King’s
Dr. King
Remonetizing Silver Not Creating Wealth
The text argues that reintroducing silver as money does not create wealth and that expanding coin value does not add cloth to the belt. It states that declaring metals as money does not satisfy debts unless the debtor has goods or services to exchange for the metals.
Jenner accuses female doctors of lacking secrecy
The noted English surgeon Jenner claims women physicians possess a fault in keeping secrets, asserting they reveal confidential information.
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Jenner
Quips and Quirks From a Bygone Column
A montage of witticisms and anecdotes covers topics from science and travel to society and crime. It cites Bennett’s expedition, a doctor per 600 people stat, educational gags, dialect stories, prizefights, and curious clock alarms, all reflecting late 19th century newspaper chatter.
Law of Newspapers and Subscriber Responsibilities
The notice outlines rules for continuing or canceling subscriptions and liability. It states that silence implies continuation, publishers may bill until charges are paid, noncollection or removal without notice leads to responsibility, moving without informing the publisher is fault, and that refusing a paper or leaving it unclaimed can be prima facie evidence of fraud.
The Delinquent Subscriber
A humorous verse recounts a doorstep visit by a debtor who asks for two dollars more to keep subscribing. The scene shows the writer resisting but maintaining calm as the visitor requests credit while promising to improve the paper. The piece ends with a playful, lighthearted note.
White House Card Party Ends Quietly With Mrs Hayes
Early in Rutherford B Hayes's reign a small euchre gathering in the President's library drew guests including David Evarts and William Sherman. Mrs. Hayes, charming and perceptive, quietly steered the evening toward propriety, quelling any hint of mischief with swift denunciation of inappropriate behavior.
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Rutherford
Richard Thompson
Evarts
Sherman
Thompson
Presidents Library
Dick ‘Thompson
Mr. Evarts
White House
Music tastes as guide to wife in St Louis journal
The St Louis Journal suggests young men judge potential wives by the music they play and their repertoire. It ranks composers and pieces by character traits, deeming Strauss frivolous and Verdi sentimental while praising practical cooks who play Maiden's Prayer and Anvil Chorus. It ends by favoring the simple Home Sweet Home performance as dependable.
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The
St. Louis Journal
Gottschalk
Wagner
Prague
How Leo XIII Chose His Papal Name
Describes how Monsignor Lasagni prepared the Conclave schedule and asked the new pope his chosen name. When asked which patron saint inspired him, the answer was St. Leo and the proclamation was made that the new pope would be Leo XIII.
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Leo
Monsignor Lasagni
Tommaso Tosi
Prince Chigi
St. Leo
Leo XIII
Transit of Mercury Seeks Prime Observation Site
The transit of Mercury on May 6 excites the astronomical world as two French scientists travel west to observe. M. Charles Andre of Lyons Observatory departs New York for Ogden chosen for elevation and dry, clear air. the transit center aligns near local noon.
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M. Charles Andre
University of Lyons
New York
Ogden
Moody and Sankey Decline Hymn Book Earnings
Moody and Sankey refuse to accept large sums from new hymn book sales, with England alone totaling about 68000 dollars. Moody defended himself against insinuations that his work was for pay, asserting his motives are not monetary and noting he would have pursued tree work if money was his aim.
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Messrs
Moody
Sankey
England
Hot Spring excursionists return home names cropped
General Cameron and Senator Cameron, along with Naval Officer Hiestand, are among the excursionists from Hot Spring Arkansas who have returned home.
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General Cameron
Senator Cameron
Hiestand
Ark
Is Medicine a Science A Promotional Argument
An analysis asserts medicine can be a science when based on facts and avoids guesswork. It cites R V Pierce of Buffalo New York and promotes Family Medicines and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for throat liver lungs and blood with guarantees for women. It notes over 100000 copies of the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser sold, price 1 50 postpaid.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Rags Bring to R. H. Johnson for Worth Payment
A brief notice urges bringing discarded rags to R. H. Johnson who will pay according to their worth. The item emphasizes fair payment and directs readers to the dealer.
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R. H. Johnson
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