Farmers Meeting at Warren Court House
A monthly farm meeting is held at Warren Court House on the last Saturday each month at 1 PM. President Charles Lott, Secretary Willis Cowan, Treasurer W B Acocks, with all farmers invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1886
Page
1
A monthly farm meeting is held at Warren Court House on the last Saturday each month at 1 PM. President Charles Lott, Secretary Willis Cowan, Treasurer W B Acocks, with all farmers invited to attend.
A sequence of monthly gatherings held on the first and third Thursdays at 3 PM in the Presbyterian Church lecture room. A Bible reading occurs on the second Thursday at 3 PM in the Baptist Church, and a Mother's meeting is set for the fourth Thursday at 3 PM in the M E Church.
A compiled roster shows Warren County and surrounding towns naming officials including Congressman W. L. Scott Erie, Pa State Senator J. W. Lee Franklin, Pa Assembly Henry Brace Warren, Pa President Judge W. D. Brown Warren, Pa and a slate of associates and county posts such as Sheriff Robert A. Love Prothonotary D. A. Arird and Treasurer C. H. McAuley. Also listed are County Commissioners M. Crocker T. L. Putnam Joseph Clinton. Clerk F. A. Cogswell and others across towns like Youngsville, Russell, Sheffield, Farmington, Lottsville, Sugar Grove.
Partial timetable lists arrival and departure times for Erie and Kane connections. Includes Erie Acc 7:45 am, Shef Ex 7:30 am, Warren Exp 9:00 am, Kane Ex 10:08 am, Oil Express 1:45 pm and 12:20 pm, Erie Mail 2:52 pm and 6:15 pm, Kane Acc 5:05 pm.
A reflective piece links monthly and seasonal imagery to Christian meaning. It traces flowers from April to December as symbols of devotion, recalling nature’s cycles, banners of clouds, and redemptive motifs. It urges seeing divine presence in daily life and duties.
Edward Heyland known as Ned Unlucky Ned narrates a life of misfortune from a troubled English upbringing to emigration to Australia, marriage, betrayal, fraud, and exile. He reveals a vow to find his wife Alice if alive, while his friend Irving aids in investigations across England and Ireland. The tale moves toward a Dublin departure to pursue clues at Red Sands.
Irving and Heyland visit Arbutus Lodge on Red Sands Road seeking the resident Cornelius O Callaghan Esquire, agent to Lord Ellendale, and encounter a tense scene as Heyland confronts a personal betrayal. The pair depart after a clash, while Heyland sinks into drink and despair amid Christmas Eve tensions.
A Seaford man on his first trip to New York boards a sleeping car on the Norfolk line and, after a long boot untying delay, escapes to the rear platform. He bundles his clothes and dives back into his berth exclaiming it is cold on the piazur as he heads to bed. Dover Sentinel.
Mr. Clark reports gatherings at the U B Church in upper Glade with growing interest. Mrs. Mc Williams, president of Glade Run W C T U, attended and spoke briefly. A 15 member W C T U unit was formed with officers Miss Minnie Smith president Miss Rose Campbell vice president Miss Nellie Northrup secretary Miss Sadie Walters corresponding secretary Mrs. J McCalmont treasurer Miss Lulu Cady superintendent of literature.
The Second Controller’s office ruled December 24 1885 that volunteers who enlisted before July 22 1861 and were mustered for three years prior to August 6 1861 and discharged for promotion are eligible for a 100 bounty under the April 22 1872 act if not already paid. It excludes those who enlisted after July 22 1861 or mustered after August 6 1861 or served less than three years. Claimants should file with the Second Auditor.
In the February issue Frances E. Willard offers a breezy series on How to Win presenting a decalogue of natural law. The article urges every girl to cut out this gospel truth for healthful right living and daily viewing.
The January Century Magazine remains a leading monthly with highlights such as Feathered forms of other days on prehistoric birds and an illustrated account of Pointers for log lovers. John Bodewi's Testimony by Mary Hallock Foote continues alongside The Cloverfields Carriage by Frank R Stockton.
A New York parent reports a three year old with a stuffed nose finally relieved after using Ely's Cream Balm. The remedy cleared the child's nasal congestion in two days and left him well afterward. The letter cites a physician's initial prescription as ineffective before trying the balm.
The arrival at San Francisco on Saturday of 200 Eastern cigarmakers prompted a large demonstration. Unions met them at the ferry and escorted them through the city as several cigar factories announced plans to replace Chinese workers with white labor.
The notice urges readers to stop coughing and hurry to use Parker's Tonic, claiming it cures coughs colds torpid liver kidney troubles and weak lungs. It warns of waiting and risking life by delaying.
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