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22 Jan 1878
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1878
Page
1
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A roster of town officers and officials including Burgess C H Noyes W C Rowland EF G Wood and James Clark Jr with roles Clerk Assessor School Directors Justices of the Peace Constable Notaries Public Auditors and other named administrators. The list names KK P King J P Marston Benjamin Nesmith R P King Thomas Keelor J F Wells F Henry George Ensworth D J Hodges D W C James D I Ball H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Geo P Orr Geo N Parmlee E F Hodges.
Congressman L F Watson Warren Pa state Senator C W Stone Warren Pa Assemblyman W M Lindsey Warren Pa Irranean anned D Wetmore Warren Pa Associate Judges W B Acocks Pittsfield Pa W W Connely Deerfield Pa Sheriff Henry Brace Warren Pa Prothonotary Starling W Waters Warren Pa Register and Recorder W J Alexander Warren Pa Treasurer T E Barnes Warren Pa County Commissioners M Dunham Enterprise ER Wheelock Sugar Grove J B Jennings Tidioute Pa Co Surveyor Geo O Cornelius Warren Pa Coroner Sterling Green Kinzua Pa District Attorney Wm Schnur Warren Pa Co Auditors K A Spencer Columbus T J Barnes Sheffield G C James Warren Pa County Superintendent N R K Thompson Sugar Grove Pa
Baptist Rev E F Crane preaches at 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath School at 10 AM. Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin offers 11 AM and 7:40 PM services, Sabbath School at 12:50 PM. Episcopal Rev H S Getz holds 11 AM and 7 PM with 2:50 PM Sabbath School. Evangelical Rev A Rearick leads 11 AM and 7 PM, Sabbath School and 10 AM. Lutheran Rev F C H Jamne conducts 11 AM and 7 PM with 9:30 AM Sunday School. Norwegian Rev J Mellander services first and third Sundays 10:50 AM and 7:50 PM. Catholic Rev Father De La Roque with Fr Mulien assist Sundays at 8:30 and 9:00 AM Vespers at 4 PM.
Laban Lodge No 52 meets every other Monday in K H Hall opposite the Carver House with J Berkstresser as Dictator and A Merrill as Reporter Carroll Lodge No 102 meets Wednesdays in Burgess store hall with E L Coates M W A Waters Recorder Northern Star Lodge No 241 Y M Regular meetings on full moon Wednesdays Geo Schunnur W M J H Spencer Secy Occidental H R Chapter 235 holds second and regular communications. H Noyes P and J H Spencer Secy Conewango Lodge No 259 I C G T meets Mondays in New Exchange with Geo O Cornelius W K and C E Falconer Secy Warren Lodge No 8 Brodhead N G J J Taylor Secy Supene ErdawPwrerr No 98 IOOF meets second and fourth tieres each month at Johnson's severance AMES CP
A pair of verse stanzas and meditative prose reflect on faith and memory. The poem laments lost light and a passing dawn as a beloved departs toward the Eden of faith, while the prose segment critiques the phrase but then the moral excuses used to justify selfish actions and social pretenses.
Two glasses filled to the brim recall tales of past revelry and power. The wine boasts of conquests over kings, ships, and fame while the water speaks of mercy, relief from thirst, and uplifting the weary, claiming to strengthen and aid humanity.
A schoolboy essay portrays the editor as a happy, powerful figure who can attend circuses, receive free cakes and wedding gifts, and bend rules by returning items in the next issue. He imagines late nights, influence in politics, and exemption from ordinary labor, wishing to become an editor himself.
A Covington correspondent recalls a country merchant who bought a table castor in Cincinnati for fourteen dollars and gave it to a Methodist preacher. The preacher returned it saying he could not display such value, asking instead for groceries in equal value. The tale ends with the belief that strength of prayer matters more than length of speech.
No other medicine was tested like Boschee's German Syrup as 2,400,000 small bottles were distributed free over three years to sufferers of Consumption Asthma Croup severe Coughs Pneumonia and other throat and lung diseases. Druggists nationwide now recommend it. Sample bottles 10 cents Regular 75 cents Three bottles relieve any case. Sold by Hagzeltine and Davis Morck and Co.
A facetious Squire P and Aunt Lizzie clash over gossip and private sins in a tight knitting town. Their heated exchange foreshadows a church meeting where Aunt Lizzie confesses and the Squire unwittingly rips the veil from village scandal, ending in communal laughter.
A church fair manager visits a newspaper editor with an item about a vestry festival and tickets. The editor suggests placing it in locals to aid a good cause, while the manager asks for a church notice about the Weekly Chronicle, noting its high outlay and circulation. This tale from Fairfield Maine highlights reciprocity in local journalism.
A moral exhortation urges steady daily gains in money knowledge and character. It says to be content with small daily increases, since even little progress adds up over time, echoing Solomon and urging constant improvement toward a high standard.
The Journal of Chemistry notes deep sea ploughing in Bel Fast Maine during the summer. A steam shovel penetrates a tenacious clay deposit at twenty feet depth, operated by a diver in armor breathing from a surface air pump via a flexible line. The device is drawn on shore by a wire rope and powered by steam, marking a novel first of its kind.
A collage of aphorisms and quotations on virtue patience and love from George Herbert Rabelais Aristotle Livy and others urging self discipline courage benevolence and the quiet reform of character. The piece blends moral maxims with light humor and religious sentiment to encourage steadfastness and inner peace.
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