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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1881

Page

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Local Mails Schedule From Warren Pa and Nearby Towns

A historical local directory lists mail routes and departure times from Warren Pa, detailing connections to Corry Erie Meadville Pittsburgh New York and New England via various carriers. It specifies weekly inbound and outbound days for towns including Titusville Tidioute Lander Kinzua Cornplanter Corquon Onoville Steamburg and Sugar Grove with morning and afternoon slots.

Corry Erie Meadville Pittsburg New York New Eng Obio Western Pa Eastern N.Y. City N. E. States Baltimore, Washington Titusville Tidioute Va&p Lander Corquon Onoville Steamburg Tues Germany Sugar Grove

Local Official List of Burgesses Clerks and Justices

A historical roster lists Burgess members council clerks and officials including Burgess T Allen Dennison Hertzel McNett Heck Barnhart Morck Waters Clemons and George OU Cornelis with school directors Henry Ensworth Dinsmoor Lindsey and Stewart Rowland and judges and constables among others Minutes enumerate public officers such as notaries Bail Noyes Brown Hoffman Nesmith and J Benson as assessor Hodges Jales and McPherson Jr.

J. W. Benson Justices of the Peace D. J. Hodges D. W.C. Jales Constable John F. McPherson, Jr Notaries Public D. J. Bail HU. E. Brown O. Ff. Hoffman Ozro Nesmith

Local District and County Officials Listed

A dated roster name checks for the district and county offices including Congressman J H Osmer Franklin PA State Senator J W Lee Franklin PA Assemblyman W L Benedict Enterprise PA, President Judge W D Brown Warren PA, Sheriff Theodore Chase Warren PA and other county roles. The list covers Prothonotary Jos A Weible Warren PA Register and Recorder A W Jackson and deputy, Treasurer F M Knapp Warren PA and county commissioners Benj Elis Jas Roy WH Maultby, Surveyor D F A Wheelock Lottsville PA, Coroner H K Siggins Warren PA, District Attorney A C Thompson Saree Co, Auditors Critt Marsh Corydon it Wright Freehold W W Kembie Tidlioute County Superintendent N R Thompson Sugar Grove PA.

J. H. Osmer Franklin J. W. Lee W . L. Benedict Enterprise W . D. Brown Warren Acocks Pittsfield W. W. Connely Deerfield Theodore Chase Prothonotery Jos A. Weible Register & Recorder A. W. Jackson Geo. W. Kkinnear F. M. Knapp Wwarren Benj Elis Sugar Grove Jas. Roy W.H. Maultby Eldred F. A. Wheelock Lottsville H. K. Siggins A. C. Thompson Saree, Co Critt Marsh Corydon It. Wright Freehold W. W. Kembie Tidlioute N. R Thompson

Church Services Listing

Local congregations announce service times for Lutheran Presbyter ian Episcopal Meritopist Evangelical Scandinavian and Catholic parishes with weekly sermons at various hours and Sabbath schools. Parish names include Rev G A Wenzel H H Leamy W A Rankin Getz J M Theburn and Wm Haupt plus Rev Father De La Roque and Rev Father Mullen.

Presbyterian W. A. Rankin Episcopal H.S. Getz J. M. Theburn Llam Wm. Haupt A. Norberg Flest Father de la Roque Father Mullen

Warren and area fraternal groups meet weekly in Warren

A listings-style notice enumerates local fraternal and charitable organizations. It lists Warren Juv enile Temple No 29 I O G T meets Fridays at 3 30 in Knights of Honor hall Kate C Cobnam C T Willie Allen See Allegheny Lodge No 1308 I O G T meets Fridays in K of H Hall Warren Council R T O T meets second and fourth Thursdays in K of H Hall Murval Protective Association House Council No 41 meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in Good Templars Hall Laban Longe No 52 K of H meets every other Monday in K of H Hall Carroll Lodge No 102 A O of U W meets Wednesdays in hall over S Burgess store North Star Lodge No 241 A Y M regular meetings Wednesdays on or before full moon Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 regular communications second Monday of each month Cnnewango Lodge No 25 I O G T meets Mondays in Johnson’s Lixchenge Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F meets Tuesdays in Allen Block Kossuth Encampment No 08 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays in Allen block

House Council Good Templars Laban Longe K. of H. Hall Carver House Carroll Lodge A. O. of U. W S. Burgess’ Store North Star Lodge A.Y. M Occidental Ilo G. T Johnson Lixchenge Warren Lodge Allen Block Kossuth Ailen Block

May Awakening in the Old Year’s Wake

A poem by Etla Wheeler muses on the old year passing and the hopeful rise of spring. The speaker wonders which hopes, dreams, and treasures lost under the snow will return with May. It contrasts buried memories with the green earth’s awakening and hints at renewal through the Young Year’s promise.

Etla Wheeler

Rev Dr Chapin a Poet on Benevolent Work

The verses honor Rev Dr Chapin as a poet and show a benignant life. He is praised for healing social wounds by love and deeds, lifting the worn and guiding souls toward compassion. The poem recalls biblical scenes and asks for guidance to follow a life of service and mercy.

Dr. Chapin Shady Mount Peaceful Lake God

Very Exact Statistics From a Detroiter’s Odd Book

A Detroit writer collects quirky statistics on daily life and behavior. He estimates that 125 lickings occur before age 14, 10 in 100,000 go cross in the morning but few stay so after breakfast, and 600 of 50,000 men bet. Other figures cover train directions, dog bites, and gendered habits in shopping and manners.

The Square Man Says It All

Josh Billings portrays the square man as uniform in all directions and defect free. He is compared to kiln dried lumber and free from knots, sap, and warping. The speaker notes his consistency and inherent correctness, a figure whose shape fits any place without adjustment.

Eggleston Trues CQ Chicago Ill Haint Enny Josh Billings

Beecher Witnesses Oil Well Torpedo at Bradford

Henry Ward Beecher, in Bradford for a lecture, witnesses a Roberts torpedo shot at a flowing oil well. The party observes tank overflow, shaft explosions, and a six minute geyser rise to 62 feet before oil is redirected into tubing.

Braprorp Henry Ward Beecher Bradford Roberts Ohio Mr. Barnum Mr. Beecher Mr. Carter Barnum Dan Babcock Babcock Katy Beecher Hammond Henry Ward Elijah

Ifs for consideration by clergy and laity

The San Francisco Post presents a series of questions comparing early Christian teachings with modern wealth and church practices. It ponders preaching bluntly, selling possessions, riches, minimal purse or scrip, and funding for ministers, asking why today’s faith often hinges on money while early followers pursued higher calling.

Kingdom of Heaven Sara Bernhardt San Francisco Post

Beecher_distorts Ingersoll with double sermon on doubt

Henry Ward Beecher criticizes Robert Ingersoll during a Brooklyn Academy of Music speech as he describes Ingersoll’s religious critique. Beecher likens Ingersoll to a physician presenting a museum of human flaws and faults to represent religion. He argues Ingersoll fixes on excrescences and ignores broader faith tenets.

Beecher Bob Ingersoll Ingersoll Academy of Music Brooklyn

A Doctor’s Home Remedy For Colds In The 19th Century

A medical authority recommends an early start when chilly symptoms appear and breathing becomes difficult. The remedy involves snuffing dry powdered borax, inhaling camphor, and wiping the nose with a camphor–scented handkerchief. It claims the cold will pass by bedtime with steady use.

Preacher Uses Lambs Text Sparks Hay Rack Lesson

A transcendental preacher quoted Feed my lambs. A plain farmer told him the text was good but the hay was placed too high in the rack, preventing lambs and sheep from reaching it.

Jim Wood and 110 The fast engine and its famed pilot

A portrait of Jim Wood, the renowned New York Central and Hudson River railroad engineer, and his engine 110. The article details Wood’s modest demeanor, remarkable speed records including the 157.74 mile run in 2 hours 45 minutes and 98.54 miles per hour, and his influence on fellow railroad workers. It also notes Wood’s longevity and reputation across newspapers worldwide.

Jim Wood New York Central and Hudson River Jim James Jim Woods Henry Watkeys Syracuse Wood Rochester New York Express The Central N.Y. Herald Buffalo James Gordon Bennett Jordan Wm. H. Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Commodore Vanderbilt Commodore London America

Postal Cards and Satirical Snippets Run Pacific in Print

A collage of quips on manners, morals, and society appears, mocking vanity, eligibility, and public life. Fragments invoke trust, gossip, and reform with wry humor from Boston papers and local humorists.

Irish wit and politeness mark a staged exchange

An Irishman offers a compliment in a tense moment as a young lady fears she is cursed. Patrick replies with a polite quip while recalling an old saying. The piece cites Pope and notes Mr. Garfield and his household as teachers, and cheekily states that government will stay taut.

Patrick Pope Hell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chas, H. Noyes L. D. Wetmore Wetmore & Noyes Ofice Second Street H. Noyes WM. Faulkner South Park and State G. H. Leonhart Tobacco, &c Attorneys AT Law S.T. Allen WM. Swanson HerrMan P.M. KR Rapp Perry D. Clark Warkhn Motel D. M. Davis Linsmoor & Cable, Storneyant Law Water Street Scofield Warren Pa C. Dinsmoor JAS, Cable Tanner House High Street Court House G. B. Evans DH. KR. B. Stewart Hazeltine & Davis Hickory SL Union Ijzalom Lindsey Parmlee Keracys P. Johnson W. M. Lindsey J. 0 Brown & Ball Ollies Beatty Block First National Bank Brown Ball William Schnur Jelline Gye? Morck’s Jewelry Front St Fr. A. Corswell City Meat Market Front Street Parmice & Henry's Wilbur M. Miles J. Hodges Oilice Water Street Messner & Trushel Sextus Keller Smith's R.#. BROWN C. Cc. Thompson Warren County Central Block J. M. Davies Warren, Pa Liberty St High Variety Mall Daseowern Offerlee & Son Tolbrook & Ludiovw G. Offerlee & Son Keystone Ely’s Cheam B&lf i Ely’s Cream Balm CO Owego N. Y NEW Fre Seann Robbins, Hall & Ruckel C. N. Crittenden W. H. Seneiffelin & Co D. St. Stiger & Co Lazelle Marsh & Gardner Tarrant & Co Fr. Azer & Lee Philadelphia Smith, Kline & Co Johnston, Holloway & Co Scranton Mathews Bros True & Co Augusta Maine Geist Wiso Local Directory Warren P Johnson’s Johnson, White & Co Etara Robert Johnson Wi. A. Greaves Ortrait Gee Episcopal Church Lify Regulator Sr Marong Simmons J. H. Zeilin & CO Bethesda Nain Ife Jesus Vree Press Beecher and Oil Jiners Huse Pattern George Washington Solomon’s Temple Ruther Sam Sons of Malta Wusser Finin Masons Finnigans Cereus Grange Sons of Indolence United Order of Black Men Merciful Manikins Guild of Catharine Columbus Arabian Knights Reform Club Irish Machinists Order Knights of Brass Circles Royal Archangels Sublime Porte Union League Celestial Cherubs Sam Smith Republicans Pison Capt. Patten Mias B. Have Nellie Ruskin Michigan Massachusetts Boston Earl of Roscommon Boston Transcript Turners Falls
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