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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1881

Page

1

Local Mail Closings at Warren Post Office Apr 19 1881

The notice lists daily and weekly mail deadlines at Warren Pa including routes to Corry Erie Meadville New York and New England Ohio and western states with specific last pickup times and schedule notes for towns such as Titusville Tidioute Kinzua Corydon Onoville Steamburg Sugar Grove and Germany Pa with varying days for certain lines.

Corry Erie Meadville Pullscape New York New England Ohio Western States N. Y. City N. E. States Baltimore, Washington Titusville Tidioute D.A.V

Town Officials Listed in Burgess-S Allen Election Slate

The notice enumerates town positions including Burgess S. T. Allen and a slate of town councilors K. Dennison W. H. Heck A. W. Morck C A Waters F Barnhart D S McNett A J Hazeltine A Conarro G H Leonhart and officers Clerk George O. Cornelius School Directors Henry Geo Ensworth Charles Dinsmoor W M Lindsey Dr RK B Stewart W C Rowland Assessor J W Benson Justices D J Hodges D W C James Constable G C James Notaries Public D I Ball C H W Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith C Dinsmoor.

J. W. Benson Justices of the Peace D. J. Hodges D. W.C. James Constable G. C. James Notaries Public D. I. Ball C. H W. Noyes H. E. Brown O. F. Hoffman Ozro Nesmith C. Dinsmoor

Local Officials List for Warren County Positions

A partial roster of county and state officials is listed with names and home towns. It includes Congressman L. F. Watson of Warren, Pa. State Senator J. W. Lee of Franklin, Pa. Assemblyman W. B. Benedict of Enterprise. and county officers such as Sheriff Theodore Chase and Prothonotary Jos. A. Weible, among others.

L. F. Watson Warren J. W. Lee Franklin W. B. Benedict Enterprise W . D. Brown W. B Acocks Pittsfield W. W. Connely Deerfield Theodore Chase Jos A. Weible Register & Recorder A. W. Jackson Geo. W. Kinnear F. M. Knapp Benj Ellis Sugar Grove Jas Roy J. Maultby Eldred D. F. A. Wheelock Lottsville H. K. Siggins C. C. Thompson

Church Services and Schedules From Local Denominations

The notice lists multiple churches with pastors and weekly times. Luth eran and Baptist groups show morning and evening services, Sunday schools at various times. Presbyterian Episcopal Lutheran Catholic and Scandinavian entries note pastors, service hours, and Sabbath or monthly schedule details.

Mernopis J. M. Theburn Mand T. Bach M.A. Norberg Father de la Roque Father Mullen

Warren Fraternal Lodges and Meetings Schedule

List of fraternal groups in Warren with meeting times at Knights of Honor Hall K of H Hall Carver House Johnson’s Exchange and other venues. Includes Warren Lodge I O O F Encampment Kossuth Lodge D O H and Warren Cornet Band led by Geo H Leonhart with weekly and monthly meeting patterns.

G. H. Leonhart Tobacco, &c Carver House Warren Warren Juvenile Temple G. T Hall of Knights of Honor Kate C, CopHam C.T Willie Allen Allegheny Lodge H. Hall Warren Council R. T. Or Mutual Protective Association House Council Good Templars Laban Lopge K. of Carroll Lodge A. O U. W Ss. Burgess North Star Lodge Occidental H. R. A Conewango Lodge Johnson's Exchange Warren Lodge Allen Block Kossuth Kossuth Encampment Rospert Blum Lopge Warren Cornet Geeo H. Leonhart Harragari Hall

The Woods and the Teacher's Personal Influence

A reflective piece contrasts spring woods and deathly beauty with a call to faith and hope. It extols the teacher's personal influence in shaping character beyond arithmetic and grammar, urging trust between teacher and pupil and highlighting education as a moral mission.

The Cremation Debate in Religious Morality Texts

A writer denounces cremation as unchristian and heathen emphasizing that burial is divinely intended. The critique argues against burning bodies, invoking creation, death, and tomb symbolism to claim cremation is a false modern practice.

Whistling Prodigy Miss Lettie Guy Delights Cleveland Audiences

Miss Lettie Guy, a sixteen year old whistling phenom, performed Silver Waves Polka Cuckoo Song Mocking Bird and Red-breast Polka with precise, musical tones before a large audience. The Cleveland Leader notes the crowd’s fervent applause and endorses Ayer’s Ague Cure for malarial regions.

Judge McKinney Miss Guy Cleveland

Geologic Debate on Pre glacial Allegheny Basin Outlet

The article recounts Mr. John F. Carll’s Report III theory that pre glacial waters from the Chautauqua Basin drained north to Lake Erie via Cassadaga Lake. It details drift depths, valley floors, and drill evidence from Carrollton to Dunkirk, supporting a northern outlet hypothesis.

John F. Carll Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania Chautauqua Cattaraugus New York Warren and McKean Allegheny Lake Erie Basin Cassadaga Lake Mammon Tuna Valley D.golier Carrollton N. Y Pittsburg Great Bend Warren Irvineton Thompson’s Parker’s Tidioute Tidicute Conewango Cassadaga Lakes Fentonville Carll Steamburg Salamanca Falconers Chautauqua County Chautauqua Lake Chautauqua Basin Erie Basin Falconer Lake Erie Laona Falconer’s Dunkirk Harbor Atlantic & Great Western Railroad Dunkirk

How to Reach the Editor and Get Published

A Printer's Circular advises readers to contact editors briefly with clear suggestions or news. Writers should be concise, direct, and avoid excuses or long prefaces. Editors seek fresh, original material but decide what is publishable.

Reporters Are Born Not Made Perspective on Craft

A Philadelphia Press excerpt argues reporters require tact, judgment, and world knowledge, not mere education. It claims law graduates cannot replace reporters and that reporters are indispensable to modern civilization like the locomotive and telegraph.

Law College Phila. Press

Native pig blamed in French trichinae scare

The report states the French trichinae scare originated from a native pig rather than diseased American pork, yet the American export trade suffers regardless.

France

Jones and wife clash over beauty judgments in humor

Jones notes a single disagreement with his wife on beauty. He calls a woman homely while she sees something interesting, and when he calls another pretty she calls her ugly or doubtful about others' eyes. The idea is treated as a timeless problem philosophers pondered yet never solved.

Jones

Why railways avoid women in employment

The passage questions why railway firms hire few women. It argues women can operate trains and switches with care, face less color blindness than men, and sometimes can drive powerful engines well, suggesting merits for broader female recruitment.

Principle and Courage in Sabbath Work Ethics

A Congregationalist essay extols engineers and workers who refuse Sunday labor. It cites a locomotive engineer discharged for Sabbath refusal, later reinstated by a general supervisor, and two Sabbath school discussions where men chose conscience over jobs. The piece argues firm principles create valuable, employable people who need not fear unemployment.

How Tommy Kept His Hands Warm

A young boy Tommy climbs a ladder to light a streetlamp on a cold night. A gentleman offers knitted mittens, but Tommy explains he can tuck his hands through the ladder rounds to keep warm. He walks off proudly, having learned to make the best of things.

Tommy Congregationalist

Debating society on reaching the top and one more stair

A debating society explores the paradox in the question Is it worse to think you have reached the top when one stair remains or to believe you are at the top and strike downward with force that tingles for hours. The provocation ponders ambition and hubris through a vivid image of effort and consequence.

Ely’s Cream Balm CO Owego N. Y A. J. Davis Wells Simon Cameron Gen. Cameron Maytown Lancaster County Gen Cameron Simon Phila. Press

Rock of Ages Sings Sailors Safe From Sea

A sea tragedy tale tells of a Visk singer on the burning steamer Sea wanhaka who, with his wife, fastened life-preservers and sang Rock of Ages as others perished. Their faith and song buoyed exhausted survivors until a boat reached them and they survived to tell the tale.

Seawanhaka Visk Israel Toplady Affico- American Presbyterian

The Children’s Prayer Inspires Calm Play

Three young siblings aged six four and three quarrelled over play. The eldest led a brief prayer asking Dear Jesus make us love each other and the trio repeated each word before resuming their games. A parent overheard the moment from an adjoining room.

Jesus

Advertising and judgment in store advertising

Aunt Matilda notes that shops with heavy customer flow advertise less, while those with poor trade advertise more. The remark contrasts observed business sense with ad spending and includes brief quips about Sarah Bernhardt and Mr. John Bright on Niagara Falls and legible signatures respectively.

Matilda Boston Globe Sarah Bernhardt Niagara Falls John Bright

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Henry Cobham Warren, Pa Beaty Block L. D. Wetmore Chas. H. Noyes Wetmore J. M. Davies Liberty St The Baptist Church D. M. Davis Dinsmoor & Cable Attorneys At Law Water Street Scofield Warren Pa Dinsmoor Jas. Cable Tanner House High Street Court House G. B. Evans RK. B. Stewart Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store Hickory SL Union School Johnson Lindsey & Paemler W. M. Lindsey J. C. Parmlee William Schnur Merck’s Front Sv A. Wogswell City Meat Market Front Street Parmlee & Henry's K. J. Hodges Office Water Street Messner & Trushel Sextus Keller Smith's Second Street Brown & Stone First National Bank R. Brown W. Stone H. FF. Brown Callahan Atlas Postoffice Gale Pine Grove Russelburg P. O Theo. Chase N H. Hill Jamestown G. Offerlee & Son H. W. Werriam Keystone Ely Piso Local Directory P.O Aastru LurHueran G. A. Wenzel Ll A Mand Rev Astor Lam Presbyterian W. A. Rankin Episcopal H.S. Getz J.H. Eddy M. Beecher Cashier Oldyst Bank Warren CO U.S England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line of Iron Liverpool Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Avre Paris Gothenburg Christinia Copenhagen Hickory Street Union School House Arrea, Pa W.C. Rowland Etroleum and Timber Land Office Warren, McKean Forest and Elk Counties General Commission Hoffman & Clark WM. A. Greaves Ortrait Episcopal Church Woodlands Gray Sarah T. Smith Lettie Guy Ayer Nature Napoleon Bonaparte Headley Josephine Napoleon Rhine Bonaparte Louis Cegar Elbia C. S John Gough Providence R. I
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