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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1877

Page

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Attorneys Brown and Stone Offer Prompt Legal Attention

Brown and Stone, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, promise prompt attention to business entrusted to their care. Office over First National Bank, with H. E. Brown as Notary Public and R. Brown and C. W. Stone listed among the firm.

Dr. Ball W. D. Brown Beatty Block Warren, Pa WM. D. Brown Warren Meatty Block First National Bank Wilbur Justice of the Peace Water Street Messner & Trushees Johnson & Lindsey Johnson’s Exchange Warren Pa Johnson W. M. Lindsey Junius R. Clark Chas. H. Noyes Clark & Noyes Ofice Second Street C. H. Noyes Allen & Thompson Tidioute Warren County Central Block G. W. Allen

Winter Time Table for Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road 1876

The notice lists winter schedule effective Sunday Nov 26 1876 for Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road. Westbound trains include Erie Mail 11 55 pm from Eye scenaric Warren 4 49 pm Corry 6 00 pm arriving at Erie 2 35 pm and Erie Acc 6 30 am Kane 7 45 am Warren 9 16 am Corry 10 35 am. Eastbound trains Erie Mail dep 11 20 pm from Erie 7 00 am arrival Philadelphia 7 00 am. Kane Ace dep 4 10 pm Corry 6 00 pm Warren 7 20 pm arrivals at Kane 9 00 pm. The note explains Philadelphia time is 20 minutes faster than Erie time. WM A Baldwin Gen Supt.

Philadelphia & Erie Erie Mail Warren Corry Ieri Erie Acc Kane Erie T Corry Lao Philadelphia Kane Ace Mail East Isrie WM. A. Baldwin N.Y Titusville Grand Valley Garland Pittsfield Youngsv Irvineton Warrenneeeee Russelburg Fentonville Frewsburg Werese A & G W Cross Falconer’s Fredonia Nd Nwo Dbbeane Dunkirk Ae Buffalo East Bulk TH. Pitts Fx. O Cc Dunkirk Russelbur Irvington Youngsville D. Thayer C. A. Clute T. Bishop

No. 14-TM Takes Effect Thursday Morning

The notice states No 14-TM takes effect at 9:00 am and 9:10 am on Thursday, outlining the schedule for implementation and any related administrative steps.

Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Timetable Summary

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern timetable lists departures and arrivals for routes including connections at Stoneboro with New Castle and Franklin trains. Notable stops include Oil City Franklin Raymilton Jameston Andover Jefferson Ashtabula Cleveland and Erie with several daily times cited. GEO. H. McINTIRE Sept.

Oil City Franklin Raymilton Stoneboro Amasa A&gw R’y Jameston Andover Jefferson Ashtabula Cleveland Erie Tale New Castle & Franklin Geo. H. McIntire

Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Timetable Adoped 1877

Timetable adopted May 1 1877 shows eastward trains No 6 and No 2 stopping at Salaman d Prairie Jamestown and list of major stations from Union City Meadville to St Louis with connections at Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Jamestown and Cleveland for oil region Buffalo Niagara Falls and the South and West. No stopover on local tickets and require tickets to first stopping place with re-purchase to destination. W B Shattuc and P D Cooper signatories.

Jamestown Union City Meadville Greenville Warren Ravenna Ashland Mansfield Chicago Galion Marion Dayton Cincinnati Louisville St. Louis Cleveland Urbana Main Line New York Pittsburg Fort Wayne Baltimore & Ohio Cleveland & Pittsburg Union and Corry Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo W. B. Shattuc Gen. Pass’r Agt O. P. D. Cooper

Local Officials and Officers List for Warren Area

A detailed roster names town and district officers for Warren and surrounding areas. It includes Burgess, Council members, clerks, assessors, school directors, justices of the peace, constable, notaries, auditors, and district and county officials such as congressman, state senator, assemblyman, judges, sheriff, prothonotary, treasurer, and other county roles with their respective towns.

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 Geo. P. Orr Geo. N. Parmlee E. F. Hodges

Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations

Local church listings show service times for Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist Evangelical Lutheran and Scandinavian congregations. Noting Sabbath School times and vesper or catechetical sessions alongside Sunday masses and language services with multiple pastors named.

Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule Noted

Listings show LABAN LODGE 52 K of H meets every other Monday in S Burgess block with H Lory as Dictator and A Merrill as Reporter. CARROLL LODGE 102 A O of U W meets Wednesdays over Burgess store with KE L Coates M W Co and A Waters Recorder. North Star LOPe 241 AYM meets Wednesdays on or before full moon with WM William Schuonur and J H Spencer Secy. OccIDENTAL H R A Chapter 235 meets second Monday monthly with Cc H Noyes H P and J H Spencer Sec’y. CONEWANGO LODGE 250 I O G T meets Mondays in Johnson’s Exchange with Gro O Cornelius W C Ek and Falconer Sec’y. WARREN LOPe 339 I O O F meets Tuesdays in Allen Block with J L McWilliams N G and C W Butler Sec’y. Kossuth Encampment 98 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays in Johnson’s Exchange with G H Aes C P and R Dennison Sec’y.

Laban Lodge S. Burgess H. L. Lory A. Merrill Carroll Lodge A. O U. W WM. Scuonur W. M. J. H. Spencer Sec’y. Occidental H. R.A Cc. H. Noyes H. P. J. H. Spencer Sec’y. Conewango Lodge Johnson G. H. Aes C. P

Vegetine credited by Providence woman for long illness relief

Mrs B C Cooper of Providence writes that after thirty years of pain from a secreturous humor and cancerous symptoms in lungs throat and head, Vegetine cured her. She reports taking about 25 bottles over six months and now uses it as family medicine, recommending it to friends.

Providence H. R. Stevens B.C. Cooper Joy St Providence, R, I Little Falls N. Y J. Perrine Perrine

The Way-Worn Farmer's Wife

A rural poem portrays a mother and farmer's wife bound by duty while longing for beauty. She endures dawn chores, cooking, sewing, and watching sons at school as praise and rest elude her. Despite neglect from others, her sacrifice earns lasting honor in heaven and in the nation’s heart.

My Summer Journey of a Poor Shop Girl in Wisconsin

A first person tale follows Jo a poor shop clerk with two sisters and a dream of love. She recalls poverty en route to a summer romance with Fred Langley, the dangers of poverty, and a heart breaking journey to St Paul and Minnehaha Falls culminating in a reconciliation with Fred.

Fred. Langley Sharp & Sniper’s Dells Witch’s Gulch Fred Sophia May Judge Featherby Sharp & Sniper St. Paul Fred Langley Wisconsin Prairies Illinois Iowa Milwaukee Teachers’ Association Mr. Langley Sis Mignon Boundary Line Minnesota Mississippi Metropolitan Minnehaha Springs Minneapolis St. Anthony’s

How She Served Two Masters in Camp Meeting Tale

The tale follows John in the leather trade and Molly as they confess to their families in a camp meeting setting. Molly and John wrestle between earthly joy and spiritual commitment while Katy quietly witnesses the romantic exchange. The narrator notes the scene unfolds in a forest beside a monster tree with the couple seeking parental blessing.

Molly John Katy Chisago Leiter

Glaziery Boom Shapes American Industry

Seventy window glass establishments operate in the United States with New Jersey hosting twenty seven. National capital in the sector nears six million dollars with New Jersey alone producing two to three million boxes yearly. The industry employs about twenty five thousand workers nationwide and margins toward reducing imported glass. The plate glass for the San Francisco Stock Exchange measures 186 by 120 inches, claimed as the largest imported piece.

United States New Jersey New England New York Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio America Pittsburg San Francisco Stock Exchange

Duty and duty in the Rockland infant scene

A Rockland man consoles a crying infant alone at home after his wife leaves to compare dresses with a neighbor. The anecdote notes his calm stance while quoted line about doing one's duty. The Courier remarks on his calmness and humorously questions his beliefs.

Rockland Rockland Courier

Cholera Morbus Attacks Nation Warns Public

The Oil City Derrick warns readers about Cholera Morbus as a deceptive and brutal illness traveling the country. The piece uses vivid, satirical imagery to urge avoidance and cleanliness, detailing the disease’s harsh, unrelenting symptoms and comparing it to a ruthless adversary.

Cholera Morbus Oil City P. R Rocky Mountains Rome Carl Schurz

Davenport Mother-in-law's Advice Sparks Family Letters

A Davenport Iowa correspondent argues for sympathy with mothers-in-law in disputes over daughters-in-law. She urges sons to establish a home before marriage and to leave mothers to peace, noting many Eden-like homes spoiled by daughters-in-law. Separately, a Cincinnati Enquirer item describes a barber shop scene with a reporter as a skeptical customer and foreman John Carpenter joking about a close shave.

The Chicago Tribune Davenport Iowa John Carpenter John Town Dayton Cincinnati Cincinnati Enquirer

Summer's Going Poem Recalls Vanished Roses

A reflective verse laments summer fading as leaves shrink and nests hide. It speaks of fading blossoms and a quiet hush in nature, then turns to a hopeful note that inward truth and a sweeter future can arise when seasons pass.

Versatile 19th Century Tidbits Mix News and Wit

A collage of notes on railroads, harvests, and politics from 1870s America. Mentions Nasby playwriting, Greenback economics in Maine and the Black Hills, a Paris Exposition cost, Cuba's stance against Spain, and freight strike fallout. Includes local curiosities like a 75 pound watermelon and a 9 000 mile rail stoppage.

Nasby Canada Mexico Russia Maine Black Hills Vermont

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