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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1886
Page
1
At Warren Pennsylvania on September 7 to 10 1886 GEO P ORR President A S Dalrymple Secretary at Court House at 1 PM President Chas Lott Secretary Willis Acocks All for Cowan Treasurer Meetings are for all members and are cordial invites to attend. Meets in Warren last Saturday of each month.
President Rev W A Rankin and officers listed include First Vice President Fred Merek Second VP George Ball Secretary Willis Cowan Treasurer A Hertzel Directors Geo P Orr A Mintzer 8 M Cogswell A J Davis A Kirberger James Nixon Geo C Cornelius Ed J Lesser Geo C Hamilton Monthly meetings held on the second Friday of each month at 7 PM in the council room.
Fragmentary timetable data shows Western and Eastern Standard schedules for Erie and Buffalo routes with arrivals and departures. Notable times include 7:45 am Erie acc. 5:59 am. 9:00 am Warren Exp. 6:16 pm Kane. 2:0 pm Erie Mail. 5:29 pm Erie Wx. 5:09 pm Kane Acc. 11:0 am Express. 6:49 pm Express. 5:30 pm Dunkirk to Pittsburgh line. multiple Sunday and late night express slots referenced.
The document lists town council members F. M. Knapp Joseph Walkerman August Morck Jr Robert Mackay and others along with clerk surveyor school directors assessors justices of the peace constable and fire department leadership. It names C H Meacham Geo C Hamilton Rev WW Rankin C C Thompson Chas Dinsmoor J M Siegfried A J Hazeltine F H Langworthy G H Ames Geo Cornelius R Schnur A S Dalrymple Fredrik Windsor Will Allan Al Spinner and Notaries Public D J Ball H E Brown C Dinsmoor Ozro Nesmith W D Hinckley.
A compiled roster of public offices with office holders in Warren and surrounding towns. Includes Congressman Erie, State Senator Lee Franklin, Assemblyman Brace Warren, President Judge Brown Warren, Associate Judges Brown Farmington and Merritt Grand Valley, Sheriff Love Warren, Protonotary Arird Warren, Register Alexander Warren, Treasurer McAuley Warren, County Commissioners Crocker Youngsville Putnam Russell, Clinton Sheffield, Clerk Cogswell, Surveyor Wheelock Lotisville, Coroner Burroughs Sugar Grove, District Attorney Higgins Warren County, Auditors Curtis Conewango Martin Fay Farmington, County Supt Arird Youngsville.
A cautionary note warns writers that written opinions risk exposure and consequences. It asserts that spoken words may be denied or adjusted, but penned statements persist and may be read and judged, urging caution in public discourse. The piece emphasizes the dangers of pen over voice in conveying thoughts.
In Florence Mabel Talbot faces a playful crush that blossoms into a real romance with Francis Grantley. A misread gesture and a coat left behind spark longing, doubt, and revelation as truth and love overcome jealous illusions.
A Washington letter recalls the 36th Congress when Speaker Pennington relied on Thad Morris the page for parliamentary prompts. Morris whispered cues as Pennington announced votes and orders, leading to a famous blunder when theSpeaker mistook the cue and shouted Sit down.
A Paris morning in the Italian quarter near Place Jussieu is shown through the lively image of beggar girls and artisans. Medalla the model, famed in studios, captivates with antique beauty as mournful rainfall ends in a quiet Montparnasse burial.
A fruit stand proprietor confronts a suspicious customer who tries to leave with fruit. The exchange ends with the vendor declining nonspiritual contributions and slamming the banana back on the stand, as recalled by Texas Siftings.
The General of the Jesuits publishes order statistics showing 2,500 missionaries and claims of 248 saints, 150 martyrs, 13 popes, 60 cardinals, 4,000 archbishops and bishops, and 6,000 authors.
Business readers are reminded that the Mail Office provides top facilities for all kinds of job printing. They use quality stock and guarantee low prices for the work. Get pricing before placing orders.
Dramatic scene at a Washington Bull Run panorama features Calvin Chase the colored editor and a boastful Virginian claiming he owned 100 slaves. After public rebuke and liquor-tinged confrontation, Philip H. Sheridan identifies himself and diffuses the quarrel with a cordial exchange ending the incident.
A speaker urges mothers to study laws of their being and infant care, consult physicians, and educate daughters about marriage duties. Fathers are advised too, noting heredity and the impact of drinking and mistreatment on children. The author aims to console and aid at least one mother.
To farmers and stock breeders an imported registered horse is offered at affordable rates. The horse can be seen at M. B. Roudebush's boarding stable or Warren Hotel barn on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays each week with full information provided by Jno. F. Cuark & Co.
The Media Record of Media Pennsylvania reports hay fever cases rising yearly and endorses Ely's Dream Calm as the quickest and most satisfactory remedy. Two applications allegedly relieve nasal and ocular symptoms, with the editor citing personal success and recommending use to sufferers.
A claim of an on and scientific veget able compound called Tropical Spray Co. offers a product to increase hair growth with no advertisements beyond its efficacy. It lists Fredonia New York as the company and L G Noyes in Warren Pennsylvania as a local seller, plus plumbing and tin roofing services by William Spinner with quick, affordable work.
Pearl Mills Flour offered at Theo dore Messner's for $1.25 per sack, presenting a bargain price on this staple for local shoppers.
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