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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1885

Page

1

Warren fair schedules and officers announced

Fair at Warren runs September 8 to 11 with events and exhibitions. Officials listed include President Geo. P. Orr, Secretary Willis Cowan, Treasurer George Ensworth, Directors Chas. Lott C. H. Wiltsie W. B. Acccks Philip Seichrist J. P. Samuelson.

Warren Geo. P. Orr Willis Cowan George Ensworth Chas. Lott C. H. Wiltsie W. B. Acccks Philip Seichrist J. P. Samuelson

Farmers Meet At Warren Court House Monthly

The meeting is set for the last Saturday of each month at 1A. M. at the Warren Court House. President Chas Lott, secretary A S Dal rymple, treasurer W B Acocks. All farmers are cordially invited to attend.

Warren Court House Chas. Lott A.S. Dalrymple Wb. Acocks

Community group list and meeting schedule

President Rev W A Rankin First Vice President Geo P Orr Secondy P George Ball Secretary Willis Cowan Treasurer A Hertzel Directors Fred Morck A Mintzer S M Cogswell C W stone A J Davis A Kir berger Jas Nixon J J Bayer T W McNett Regular monthly meeting on second Friday of each month at P M in Council room

Rev W. A. Rankin Geo. P. Orr Secondey George Ball Willis Cowan A. Hertzel Fred Morck A. Mintzer S. M. Cogswell C. W. Stone A.J. Davis A. Kirberger Jas. Nixon J. J Bayer T. W. McNett P. M. Ip Council

Temperance and Bible Meetings Across Local Churches

A First and Third Thursday each month at 5 P M a Temperance meeting is held in the Lecture Room of the Presbyterian Church. A Bible reading takes place on the second Thursday at 3 P M in the Baptist Church. A Mother’s meeting occurs on the fourth Thursday at 3 P M in the M BE Church.

Presbyterian Church Baptist Church M. BE

Town Officials Named in Local Election Slates

The document lists numerous town positions and candidates including council members S. M. Cogswell F. M. Knapp Joseph Walkerman S. H. Davis J.C. Sei ehrist August Merck Jr Robert Mackay Winsehnur A. A. Davis Clerk A Cogswell Surveyor Geo C Hamilton School Directors Rev W A Rankin C C Thompson Charles Dinsmoor M Silk J M Siegfried A J Hazeltine Assessor G H Ames Justices Geo O Cornelius R Schnur Constable S E Walker Chief Fire Dept C H Smith 1st Assistant AG Kehr 2d Assistant W C Allen Notaries Public D J Ball OH HK Brown Dinsmoor OU F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith W D Hinckley.

A. J. Hazeltine G. H. Ames Justices of the Peace Geo O. Cornelius R Schnur S. E. Walker C. H. Smith A.G. Kehr Asistant W. c. Allen Notares Public D. J. Ball OH. HK. Brown Dinsmoor OU. F. Hoffman Ozro Nesmith W. D. Hinckley

Local State and County Officials Listed for Warren and Clearfield Areas

A compiled roster lists multiple state and county offices with incumbents and jurisdictions in Warren and surrounding counties. Names include Congressman W L Scott Erie Penn and others such as J W Lee Franklin, Henry Brace Warren, W J Brown Warren, and E A Allen Warren with accompanying roles from judge to sheriff.

W. L. Scott Erie J. W. Lee Franklin Henry Brace Warren W . J. Brown P. W Brown Farmington Pa R. P. King Sherif E. A. Allen Jos A. Weible Register and Recorder W.J. Alexander C. H. McAuley M. Crocker Youngsville T. L. Putnam Russell Joseph Clinton Sheffield F. A. Cogswell D. F. A. Wheelock Lotts Pa J. L. Burroughs Save G. H. Higgins

Beatrice Clauson and the Carruthers Visit Plan

Beatrice learns Frank Carruthers, Oxford coach and cousin by marriage, plans a country visit to Hazlewood House. Horace and Herbert recount Frank’s background from his mother’s care to his Oxford career and rising workload, hinting at a potential suitor in August as Beatrice nears twenty-two.

Talberts Hazlewood House London Miss Clauson Oakbury Clauson Beatrice Sir Maingay Horace Whittaker Mr. Talbert Beter Oxford Frank Carruthers Herbert Carruthers Talbert Eton Frank Sam Bean Horace Ann Jenkins Stockings Harry Didcot Horace Talbert

Beatrice and Frank Carruthers Meet at Oakbury

In a country house gathering the Talberts welcome their Oxford tutor cousin Frank Carruthers. Suspicions swirl about a hidden child and latent paternity while Frank proves witty, sharp, and proudly English as Beatrice tests his character.

The Fractional Cousin Delivers A Curious Absence Of Interest

Miss Clauson shows little interest in an approaching visit and regards young men as alike. She has previously rejected Mr Mardle, revealing she can feel strong emotion, but remains largely apathetic toward romance in this fragment.

Miss Clauson Mr. Mardle Miss Clanson

Victim of Hydrophobia Dies After Prolonged Suffering

A five year old boy Herman Kipp bitten by a dog in Newark on April 8 died yesterday afternoon after thirty two hours of intense suffering. He endured violent convulsions and writhing as doctors fought to ease his distress. The World reporter found him at 254 South Orange Avenue in a room soaked with fear and pain.

Herman Kipp Newark World South Orange Avenue Papa N. Y. World

Latest Ladies Fashions Describe Summer Silks and Ribbons

The article outlines fashionable summer styles with wide ribbons, short skirt trains, gathered waists for light fabrics, and India silks with small chintz figures on cream. Sleeves fade for evening looks, while V shaped corsages reveal bare shoulders, noted by Emmeline Raymond in Harper's Bazar.

India Emmeline Raymond

Contaminated Water Tied to Illness Warns City Readers

An article stresses that clear water can hide disease germs and chlorine indicates contamination. It explains chlorine originates from human waste in water supplies and warns that high chlorine levels mean greater danger, urging people to test water and avoid tainted supply.

Demorest

When to Cut Timber for Building Uses

Timber cutting season affects durability. Spring timber contains much higher levels of sulphuric acid and potassium, increasing rot and mold risk. Scientific findings show spring cut wood has eight times more sulphuric acid and five times more potassium than winter cut wood.

Arnica and Oil Liniment for Injury Care

Advertises Henry and Johnson's Arnica and Oil Liniment for immediate use to prevent crippling from accidents. Sold by Johnson and Siegfried with emphasis on quick application after missteps.

Henry & Johnson Johnson & Siegfried

Wealthy Merchant Faces Infernal Mockery and Fire

A Boston Courier fragment describes a violent scene where a wealthy merchant is mocked by a junior clerk wearing a common straw on his head and a nobby mackinaw. A brick is struck at him while the sun mocks with its heat and a passerby drenched by a neighbor with long garden hose waters clothes of onlookers.

A&b

Witty Snippets and Social Satires on Stage and Street

A collage of quips about speech, manners, and public life. Jokes on long sermons, shopping ladies, and clashing gender roles mix with brief vignettes of lightning brides, railway etiquette, and a colored whitewasher anecdote. Readers encounter light humor and period commentary.

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