Allen and Thompson Attorneys in Tidioute
Allen and Thompson, attorneys at law in Tidioute Warren County Pa, announce offices in Central Block and that all business entrusted to their care will be promptly attended to. G W Allen Ket7.
24 Apr 1877
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1877
Page
1
Allen and Thompson, attorneys at law in Tidioute Warren County Pa, announce offices in Central Block and that all business entrusted to their care will be promptly attended to. G W Allen Ket7.
Train schedule from Philadelphia to Erie and back for November 1976. Erie Mail departs Philadelphia at 11 55 pm arriving at Erie 7 55 pm. Eastbound Erie Mail leaves Erie 11 20 am arriving Philadelphia 7 00 am. Connections with L S M S R W and Oil Creek lines noted. Erie time is 20 minutes slower than Philadelphia time.
The notice announces timetable change No. 14 taking effect Thursday December 14 1876 at 4 AM. It lists schedule adjustments for the line described as Going Nor with impact on departures and connections.
The notice reports a tab system or schedule taking effect on Monday at local stations, with Ly referenced as part of the originating notice.
The document lists town officers including Burgess C H Noyes and council members W C Rowland E G Wood James Clark Jr Wm Lewis A J Davis P Greenland G L Friday P J Falconer M Spaulding Clerk K P King Assessor J P Marston School Directors Benjamin Nesmith R P King Chas W Stone J F Wells F Kenny George Ensworth Justices D J Hodges D W C James Constable John I McPherson Jr Notaries Public D J Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Auditors Geo P Orr A J Hazeltine E F Hodges.
A list of Warren county officials including Congressman A G Egbert, State Senator C W Stone, Assemblyman W M Lindsey, and Evecare Judge Lansing D Wetmore. Other posts named are various county officers such as Sheriff Henry Brace, Prothonotary Starling W Waters, Treasurer Robt E Miller, County Commissioners M Dunham E R Wheelock J B Jennings, and more.
A listing of weekly worship times for Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic churches with pastors service hours Sabbath schools and special notes. Denominational times include morning and evening services noon Sabbath School and parenthetical remarks on language or schedule details.
Local fraternal groups list upcoming meeting times and officers. Laban Lodge No. 52 meets Mondays in 8S Burgess block with Willis Cowan as Dictator and A Merrill as Reporter. Carroll Lodge No. 102 meets Wednesdays over Ss Burgess’ store. North Star Lodge No. 241 and Occidental H R A Chapter No. 235 hold regular sessions on specified dates, with officers named. Conewango Lodge No. 250 meets Mondays in Johnson's Exchange. Warren Lopes No. 339 meets Tuesdays in Allen Block. Kossuth Encampment No. 68 meets second and fourth Thursdays in Johnson's Exchange.
Poem by J. W. Barker reflects spring awakening after harsh winter. Describes sunlit parlor, opened windows, dusted furniture, and renewed life as birds sing. Contrasts frostbound indoors with outdoors blooming world and hints at heritage divine.
Lina helps her brother Herbert see the toll of nonstop fault finding on Essie a once cheerful wife. Lina's strict housekeeping pushes costs up and tempers fray until Essie heals with praise and support. Herbert acknowledges his errors and cherishes Essie.
A man claims moral perfection while admitting slips as he hires a Scotchman to fence his pasture. The worker notes gaps and averages rails, arguing a fence must be perfect. The tale ends with the idea that averaging faults with virtue may not pass judgment.
A Toledo Blade excerpt argues women granting themselves a rightful share of family funds would relieve anxiety over money. It notes husbands struggle to imagine a wife needing funds and urges fair, cheerful profit division by the family head, praising wives who contribute to the common fund.
The Supreme Court reverses lower court rulings and orders the entire Centennial appropriation repaid to the treasury before any dividend to stockholders. It states Congress meant the money be returned first to the government, leaving any remainder for stockholders. The Times comments on the decision and its national burden.
W B Shattuc general passenger agent of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad has changed his residence taking apartments at the Grand Hotel opposite general offices in Cincinnati. He can be found there outside business hours.
A French police officer arrested three prisoners and, lacking handcuffs, cut off their suspender buttons. With their hands needed to hold up their trousers, he marched them to jail.
A local notice announces township orders are available for purchase at a city office. The item is offered at a reduced price to readers seeking to buy. The posting encourages interested parties to inquire at the office for details.
An Erie Dispatch correspondent visits Warren Pennsylvania in 1877 detailing North Warren oil activity. He describes the town’s rail access, riverfront location, limited manufacturing, large Struthers Iron Works, and Jamestown capital fueling a growing oil field with about fifteen wells, two dry holes, and a Bishop well producing up to 120 barrels daily after a March strike.
A compact quotation praising the Bible for supreme sublimity beauty morality and history. It attributes to Sir William Jones a view that the Bible surpasses all other books across ages and languages in poetry eloquence and moral worth.
The Moravia Register quotes a Rome Sentinel quip asking if American girls are delicate and suggests the answer hinges on offerings of cocoanut cake and ice cream or a bar of soap and a washboard.
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