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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1877

Page

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Local Lawyers and Notaries Advertisements in Warren Pa

A set of legal notices and business ads listing D. J. Hodges attorney and justice of the peace on Water Street, Sextus Keller harness dealer on Second Street Warren Pa, Clark Noyes Law Firm with notary, Allen & Thompson attorneys at Tidioute, and G. W. Allen. Each promises prompt attention and duty in handling collections, legal matters, and notary services.

Brown & Ball Warren Beatty Block First National Bank W. D. Brown I. Ball Zinti I. BaLu Oo. F. Hoffman Warren, Pa Second Street Warren Sayings Bank D. J. Hodges Sextus Keller Smith’s Unius R. Clark Chas H. Noyes CLARK Allen & Thompson Tidioute Warren County Central Block G. W. Allen H. E. Brown

Atlantic Monthly 1878 Plans and Contents Preview

The Atlantic Monthly announces its 1878 program with long fiction by Bishop James Howells and others, noted essayists like Twain Warner and Stedman, travel sketches, foreign life studies, and continued poetry. Portraits of Bryant Longfellow Whittier are offered, with subscription and portrait options and a special free mail offer for new subscribers before December 15.

T. B. Aldrich Rose Jerry Cooke Constance Fenimore Woolsen J. E. Scudder J. W. DeForest Orand Mark Twain Charles Dudley Warner W. W. Story Rome T. Eb. Aldrich Ponkapog Perth Chas. E. Norton Perry H. E. Scudder Henry James, Jr Richard Grant White W. D. Howells Harriet W.W Preston Edmund C. Stedman Sarah O. Jewett Atlantic Longfellow O. W. Holmes Whittier Lowell The Bryant New England John Greenleaf Whistier Detmold New York Boston H. O. Houghton & Co Riverside Press Cambridge Mass Hurd & Houghton

Erie Mail Train Schedule Fragment

Incomplete timetable notes the Erie Mail leaving Erie for Philadelphia with intermediate stops and connections to Warren. The fragment mentions arrivals at Erie and Philadelphia, freight and accommodation exchanges, and a Warren transfer.

Erie Philadelphia Warren Wal Corr

Trains Schedule Details for Erie Railway Time

Train timetable lists multiple daily departures and arrivals across towns including Falconer Frewsburg Fentonville and Warren. It notes train numbers 1 2 3 and 4 with daily and Sunday exceptions and connections to Lake Shore and Erie Railways at Dunkirk and Jamestown. D Thayer and L T Bishop sign as general superintendent and agent.

Erie R’y Lake Shore and Erie Railways Dunkirk Falconer Jamestown D. Thayer L. T. Bishoop Warren

Trains Schedule Fragment Reads Time Details and Stops

Partial timetable lists morning departures and arrivals among Oil City Franklin Raymilton Stoneboro AMASA A GWR line to Jameston Andover Jefferson Ashtabula Cleveland and Buffalo with multiple times and stations. fragmentary notes show 7:20 7:54 9:50 10:23 11:00 11:35 and later 1:16 2:05 5:45 suggestions of a larger schedule.

Folly Stations Oil City Franklin Raymilton Stoneboro Amasa A&gwr Jameston Andover Jefferson Ashtabula Cleveland Drie Buffalo

Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Schedule Summary

Trains from Cincinnati pass through Springfield Urbana Marion Mansfield Ashland Akron Union City to Salamanca and New York. No. 3 and 12 run daily. Nos. 1 and 2 exclude Mondays. Palace Sleeping Coaches on 3 and 12. hotel car Mansfield to New York. Connections at Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Jamestown Cleveland Cincinnati with several lines. Local tickets must cover first stopping point.

Salamanca Jamestown Rox Dho Meadville Greenville Warren Ravenna Akron Kent Ashland Mansfield Mgfcazo Coscessvorseil Enesprgaeaanad Ghomtond Sss Wee Noaar Marion Urbana Springfield Dayton Cincinnati Louisville St. Louis Cleveland Toledo Chicago Main Line Palace New York Pittsburg Fort Wayne Baltimore & Ohio Cleveland & Pittsburg Union and Corry Buffalo Niagara Falls South W.B. Shattuc Gen. Pass’r Agt O. P. D. Cooper

Local Government Officials and Appointments Listed

A displayed roster lists town roles including Burgess C Ti Noyes, 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 R P King Assessor J P Marston and school directors Benjamin Nesmith R P King Thomas Keelor J F Wells F Henry George Ensworth Justices W J Hodges D W C James Constable John F McPherson Jr Notaries D I Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Auditors Geo P Orr Geo N Parmlee E F Hodges.

Justices of the Peace W. J. Hodges D. W

Fireside Reflections on Home and Memory by Longfellow

A contemplative poem describes winter scenes and chimneys as golden milestones. It contrasts modern wealth and urban growth with enduring ancestral homes and the comforting, imagined voices of the past and family by the fireside.

District and County Officials Named for Warren Area

Listing of district and county officers including Congressman L F Watson State Senator C W Stone Assemblyman W M Lindsey and local positions. Officials hail from Warren Pa and surrounding towns such as Sugar Grove Deerfield Pittsfield and Tidioute with roles from sheriff to coroner and county auditors.

L. F. Watson Warren C. W. Stone W. M. Lindsey Lansing D. Wetmore W. B. Acocks Pittsfield W. W. Connely Deerfield Henry Brace Starling W. Waters Register & Recorder W. J. Alexander Rob't E. Miller M. ,Danham Enterprise E.R. Wheelock Sugar Grove JL E. Jennings Tidioute Geo

Church Service Schedule for Area Congregations

The schedule lists Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Moravian Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic services led by Reverends Crane Rankin Getz Warren Rearick Lampe Mellander and De La Roque with Sabbath School times and Sunday masses including morning and evening services and weekday notes at English School and vespers.

A. Rearick F. C. H. Lampe J. Mellander Father de la Roque Father Mullen

Fraternal lodge meetings listed with dates and officers

A roster of local fraternal groups with meeting nights locations and officer names. LABAN LODGE No 52 K of H meets every other Monday at K of H Hall with H L Lorp as Dictator and A Merrill as Reporter. Carroll Lodge No 102 AOUW meets Wednesdays over Burgess store with EK L Coates as W Co and A Waters as Recorder. OccidentAL H R A Chapter No 235 meets second Monday monthly with Co H Noyst as H P and J H Spencer as Secy. Conewango Lodge No 250 IOGT meets Mondays at Johnsons Exchange with Geo O Cornelius as W C KK Falconer as Secy. Warren Lodge No 839 IOOF meets Tuesdays at Allen Block with D W Brodhead as N G and J J Taylor as Secy. Kossuth Encampment No 98 IOOF meets second and fourth Thursdays at Johnsons Exchange with G H Ames as C P R and Dennison as Secy.

Johnson’s Exchange Geo. O. Cornelius W. C. KK Falconer Y. Warren Lodge Allen Block D. W. Brodhead N. G. J.J. Taylor, 2D, Sec’y. Kossuuth Encampment, No. 98, I. O. O. F G. H. Ames C. P

Auction notice for old books and materials in Johnson's Exchange

The notice offers old newspapers, blank books, rags, rope, brass and copper, lead, woolen goods, and hardware for sale or trade. Robert Johnson lists room No. 8 at Johnson's Exchange or Johnson White & Co's feed era BLASS as contact points and mentions Dr Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup.

Johson’s Exchange Johnson, White & Co Clark Johnson

Vegetine Endorsement From Clergyman in Brooklyn Letter

Rev J P Ludlow at 178 Baltic Street Brooklyn New York writes November 14 1574 endorsing Vegetine. He cites personal benefit from its use and recommends it for the complaints it claims to cure. He mentions his past role as pastor in Sacramento California and signs as H R Stevens Esq addressed in the letter.

Baltic St Brooklyn N. Y H. R. Stevens J.P. Ludlow Cavalry Uh Sacramento Cal

Vegetine praised by Mrs Ricker for liver relief

In South Poland Maine on October 14 1576 Mrs A Ricker writes that after two years of liver illness and failed medicines she gained rest and appetite after taking Vegetine. She urges others to try it and signs with witness G M Vaughan from Medford Massachusetts.

Poland H. R. Stevens A. Ricker G. M. Vaughan Medford Mass

Good for the Children Vegetine Gift Attested by Boston Home

Mrs M Wormell matron at the Boston Home on 14 Tyler Street thanks H R Stevens Dear Shre for vegetine donations in April 1876 aiding children troubled by scrofula and other ailments.

Boston Tyler St H.R. Stevens Shre

Ten Little Fingers Poem Portrait by Mrs. Richard Grant White

A lyrical children’s verse catalogues tiny acts and mischief from a baby’s perspective. The narrator admires ten little fingers weaving between soothing touches and teasing pranks, ending with a tender testament to guardianship and lasting love.

Roving Farmers Seek New Homes Far From Home

The article surveys farmers always ready to move seeking cheaper lands in the West or South. It notes loans and mortgaged farms lead to dreams of freedom yet echoed by loneliness, poor schooling, scarce churches, and mixed nations. Many return home unhappy.

West Kansas Missouri Iowa

New York Sportsmen Urged to Avoid Alcohol for Nerves

The New York correspondent for the Boston Journal extols teetotal discipline among players in rifle shooting billiards and racing. He cites Dan Mace and billiard champions who claim liquor hurts nerves and performance. The piece also notes B P Shillaber’s aging decline and a sly jab about Artemus Ward and a joke on a Pope portrait captioned My last picture.

New York Boston Journal Dan Mace

Testimonial for Vegetine by Rev O T Walker

Providence Rhode Island resident Rev O T Walker signs a high value endorsement of Vegetine. He states his family has used it for two years and finds it invaluable for nervous debility and recommends it as an invigorating tonic. Former pastor of Bodowin Square Church in Boston.

Providence, R. I Transit St H. R. Stevens O. T. Walker Bodowin Sq. Ch Boston

Nothing Equal to it Vegetine Endorsement

A testimonial from Mrs. L. M. Packard of South Salem Massachusetts dated November 4 1876 praises Vegetine for scrofula canker and liver complaints stating nothing equal to it and recommending it to everybody in a letter to H R Stevens Dear Sir.

South Salem Mass H. R. Stevens

Vegetine Endorsed for Dyspepsia and Kidney Trouble

A Mrs Parker of South Boston writes that she has taken several bottles of Vegetine and believes it a valuable remedy for dyspepsia kidney complaint and general density of the system and recommends it to others.

Boston Stevens M, Parker

Vegetine Sold by All Druggists

Boston advertisement states Vegetine is sold by all druggists and prepared by H. R. Stevens. The notice promotes the product and credits the Boston firm.

New York Art Scene and City Life Reflections

In 1877 a New York visit covers Huntington portraits, Goupil Gallery, and reviews of newspaper critics. Mary Anderson shines as Juliet with future Meg Merriles noted. Beecher sermons and editor Whitelaw Reid are praised for editorial prowess.

New York Stewart’s Lord & Taylor’s Arnold & Custard’s Broadway Fifth Avenue Ourself Daniel Huntington Appleton Morgan Grant Sherman Sheridan Huntington Goupil la Clear Bierstadt Clarence Cook The Tribune Mary Anderson Juliet Fifth Avenue Theatre Warren Miss Anderson Evadine Meg Merrilles Guy Mannering Beecher E. K. Chapin Universalist United States Satan Nick Whitelaw Reid Reid Mai Drs. Miller & Haynes West Twenty-sixth St I. B.G

Smart Sayings on Kindness and Self Control

The piece counsels restraint in speech to avoid sparking enemies or misery. It urges kindness, refraining from digs or sting, and recognizing personal faults. suggests avoiding perpetual self-righteousness and the Mutual Admiration Society trap.

Earth Mutual Admiration Society

Trashy Books and Silly Commonplace Titles

The Jewish Messenger critiques popular novels for vulgar titles rather than mediocre content. It notes readers may avoid books like Helen's Babies and Other People's Children due to stigmatizing names, citing a string of family oriented titles as emblematic of the era's sensational literature.

Helen Tom

Dr Fenner's Golden Relief Endorsed for Sore Throat

A 1873 testimonial from C T Moore of Rochester praises Dr Fenner M M Fenner Golden Relief as a universal cure for ailments including sore throat toothache and diarrhea. The letter asserts rapid relief within minutes for cholera and cramps and claims universal usefulness and high value.

Dr. Fenner C. T. Moore Front Street Rochester N. Y

Miss Corsin Opens One Cent Dishes in New York

Miss Corsin of New York has established a restaurant where meals cost one cent per dish. The note adds that she would be a splendid wife for some poor but appreciative man.

Miss Corsin New York Country Music Committee Sheridan Winchester Bridgeport Standard Mrs. Partington Lucca Rutland Patrick Pat Philadelphia Massachusetts Medical Society Massachusetts Hawkeye Brother H Brother W Brother B

Winter social clubs face rules for sewing reading and music groups

A village paper urges limits on sewing and reading clubs to avoid poverty and quarrels, calls for inclusive social mixing, and proposes book clubs and circulating libraries to aid towns with few funds. It quotes quips from periodicals and notes humorous anecdotes about community life.

England Mudie Scribner’s

Mounted Cavalry in Montana Exhibit Charred Horses and Jaded Troops

The Helena Herald reports Co. E Seventh Cavalry under Lieut De Rudio filed through Helena after a hard northward march. Spectators at the Territorial Fair saw many horses and men in reduced, skeletal condition, with Gen Howard defending efforts amid critics. DeRudio's unit performed well, but the sight of wornout mounts and exhausted troopers unsettled observers and left a lasting impression.

Helena Montana 2D Inst Co. E Seventh Cavalry de Rudio Howard Sturgis DeRadio

A Stove-pipe's Experience

A humorous Hawkeye vignette depicts a sentient stove-pipe and carpet debating injuries from a rough year. The stove-pipe boasts three thumbs and patchwork skin, the carpet recalls nails and torn knees, while a worn tack hammer notes its own knuckle injuries. An old mop swoons with glee as a wheelbarrow waits.

Hawkeye

German Syrup Proves Cure for Lung Diseases in Test

German Syrup claimed to have undergone the strongest test of its curative qualities. In three years 2,400,000 small bottles were distributed free by druggists for Consumption Asthma Croup severe Coughs Pneumonia and other throat and lung diseases. Druggists nationwide promote it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Three bottles will relieve any case. Hazeltine & Davis and Morck & Co sell it.

Eever Boschee Hazeltine & Davis and Morck & Co

How to end polygamy discussed by Utah district attorney

District Attorney Bates proposes a drastic method to halt polygamy in Utah. His theory suggests locking up each husband for one day with all his companions and officers to effect an immediate end to the practice.

Bates Utah

Subscriber notices and paper continuation rules

The passage states that absent express notice, subscribers are presumed to renew. Publishers may continue selling papers until charges are paid if a subscriber wishes discontinuation. If papers are neglected or not collected, subscribers remain responsible for arrears and must notify discontinuation. Moving without informing the publisher can incur responsibility, and courts treat refusal to take a paper as prima facie evidence of fraud.

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M H. Cowan & CO E. Cowan Willis Cowan R. B. Stewart Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store Hickory St Union School G. H. Leonhart Carver House A. Cogswell Parmice & Henry's Peretofore Davis Market and Short Sts Ludlow House D. M. Davis J .H. Mitchell, & Co General Insurance Lycoming Ire Association Niagara Phoenix Shawmut New York City la Crosse Warren Savings Bank J. H W. Mitchell Willis A. Mitchell P. W. Murray Merck & Co James Cable Alien’s Block Eddy & Co William Schnur Merck’s Front St Storum & CO Wim Messner Lo Smith Jamly Wilbur M. Miles Johnson & Lindsey Warren Pa P. Johnson Wm.v. Hazeltine Liberty Street Scofield & Hooker's Cc. C. Thompson Brown & Stone Atlantic Monthly the Atlantic Wm. H. Bishop Philadelp Pennsylvania R. R.P. & E Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Warre Corry Oil Creek Allegheny River Railways L. 8 Allegheny Valley Ross Mill Frewsburg Fentonville Ackley’s Russellburg N. Warren Jackson Irvington Youngsville Garland Newton’s Grand Valley C. A Clute Lake Shore Michigan MET Ble Stoneboro New Castle & Franklin Railroad H. McIntire Supi Atlantic and Great Western Railroad John K. Ronne Citizens Savings Bank M. Waters Robert Dennison Dee P. Johnson F_ Henry H. * Jamieson R. Dennison A Clark V. Braga Hertzel G.N. Parmlee E. Berkstresser Merck’s Drug Store Local Directory Ariel R, Dennison Sec Robert Johnson J. P. Ludlow B. P. Shillaber Boston, Mass Ontario Dominion of Canada British America Newfoundland Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Manitoba British Columbia Kewatin North West Territory Dominion Canada Arctic Ocean Lake Superior Vancouver Island St. Lawrence Ottawa Rideau Canal Lake Ontario Welland Canal Lake Erie Senate Toronto Ontario Ladies’ College Whitby High School Ontario County Whitby Harbor Brock Street Esris Mercer County M. M. Fenner Fredonia T. Moors Village Society Vasser College Europe Josh Billings Brown
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