West and East Railroad Timetable Fragments
Brief timetable snippet lists trains with names Warren Ace Sheffield Ace Erie Ace and Sheffield Express. Times include 1:50 p m 12:06 pm 1 pm 7:45 am 9:10 am 1:08 am 2 p m 5:35 pm and Kane Acc.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1884
Page
3
Brief timetable snippet lists trains with names Warren Ace Sheffield Ace Erie Ace and Sheffield Express. Times include 1:50 p m 12:06 pm 1 pm 7:45 am 9:10 am 1:08 am 2 p m 5:35 pm and Kane Acc.
Transit fragment lists times and routes with Express mentions and station names. It shows Sunday schedules around 9:51 and 12:00 times and references to FOX and NORTIL SOUTH lines.
On and after June 1 1884 schedules list morning and afternoon pouches for lines to Corry Erie Bradford Dunkirk Sheffield Vilus ville Oil City Sugar Grove Lander Kinzua Cornplanter Corydeau Onoville Steamburg Germany Pa and more with times ranging from 745 A M to 7 00 A M and a directive that all pouches close 20 minutes early and postmaster may not hold over. O C ALLEN P M.
A numbered roster of county officials and candidates includes Congressman S. M. Brainerd, State Senator J. W. Lee, Assembly C. M. Shortt, President Judge W. D. Brown, Associate Judges P. W Brown and G. H. Bates, Sheriff A. Allen, Prothonotary Jos. A. Weible, Register & Recorder George W. Kinnear, Treasurer C. H. McAuley, County Commissioners Ben Ellis, Dr. A. C. Blodger, D. Mead, Surveyor D. A. Wheelock, Coroner Dr. J. L. Burroughs, District Attorney G. H. Higgins, Auditors N. P. Curtis, L. Putnam, A. S. Dalrymple, County Supt. C. D. Arird.
A digest of Sunday and daily services across multiple denominations. Presbyterian, Lutheran, Evangelical and Scandinavian churches show morning and evening services with Sunday schools at specific times. Catholic listings note daily and Sunday Masses, catechism, and vespers, with detailed schedules for each parish.
A compiled schedule lists EBEN N. FORP Post and other lodges in Warren. Groups include G. A. R., Laban Lodges No.52 K of H, North Star Lodge No.241 AYM, Occidental HRA Chapter No.235, Warren Lodge No.339 IOOF, Kossuth Encampment No.98 IOOF, Carroll Lodge No.102 AO of U W, Warren Lodge KOF P No.481, Emory Lodge No.515, Conewango Lodge No.250 ICGT, Warren Council R T of T, Robert Blumm Lodge No.249 DOH. Meetings occur weekly or biweekly at K of H Hall, Library or Allen Block with specific nights.
The page lists daily opening, high, low and closing values with several July dates and percentages, naming JAY Bhsisa and multiple numbers such as 6014 6234 6214 615 and 6454 6395. It reads like a stock ticker snapshot with sporadic identifiers.
G W Kinnear Register and Recorder acts as agent for N P Boyer of Coatsville Chester County Pa a successful breeder of dogs including Newfoundlands setters mastiffs spaniels and hounds Full particulars will be given by calling on or addressing Mr Kinnear at Warren Pa.
Sallow eyes and skin, restless sleep, and headache are claimed signs of a sluggish liver treated by Zopesa. The Boston prescription advertises "Hub" Cough Cure at 25 cents, with notes on opening pores and invigorating digestion, and urges asking Johnson & Siegfried for a bottle.
Weather last week was the coldest July on record with overcoats and fires needed. Oil producers will meet in Warren next Thursday. Telegraph operators beat brokers 26 to 15 in a national game last Wednesday. another game booked today. The spray fountain in the Park is running fine and the band stand moved to the Fair ground across the river. Warren hotels met demand last week and delegates express satisfaction.
A Free Methodist camp meeting is under way across the river in Irvine's Grove with many tents at a pleasant site. Attendance was strong on Sunday with an afternoon street meeting by the Savings Bank featuring talk and song. meetings continue Monday through Wednesday evening.
The Grace well near Warren is a new gusher, flowing 100 barrels per hour with the drill in the hole. Warren is the oil center, while Titusville Oil City and Bradford have long since exhausted production.
The Mai notes Pittsburg Canoe Club members traveling from Lake Chautauqua to Pittsburg by way of Jamestown Frewsburg Warren and Warren C C. They faced dam portages nine booms and shoal waters with a twelve day journey from Mayville to Pittsburg. Lake Chautauqua described as ideal for future meets and cross club collaboration proposed with Rochester Cleveland and Warren clubs.
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises a large stock of imported and domestic cloths ready to be made into suits. He guarantees a good fit with skilled workers and the latest styles. Rooms on Second Street near Liberty in the second story.
J F Walther collector of internal revenue Erie is in town. Miss Helen Martin of Lima Ohio visiting Dr Hazeltines. Mrs Partridge Kalamazoo Michigan at Hon R Browns. Miss Maria Schermerhorn visiting friends in New York State. H P Hunter left for the East Thursday to buy dry goods. Mr Cook Erie Dispatch and J M Glazier Advertiser attended the convention. Mr A J Collins at home resting from Pittsburg Western Railroad duties. Prof Zedaker arrested in Warren Ohio on lunacy charge to be sent to asylum. Mrs H G Eddy and daughters left for Philadelphia and the east with Mrs A R Schofield and son. Mrs S P Schermerhorn learns of her father Mr Van Husen 84 in St Petersburg and leaves for there. Levin's art gallery exhibition features a portrait of Judge Souther by John K Souther twelve-year-old son of the judge.
Derrick City shows a thriving oil field near Glade Run with sixty-plus derricks along the railroad and riverbank. Production runs up to 7,000 barrels daily with wells from 800 to 1,100 feet. a brick hotel rises on the former Glade Run House site as merchants profit from nearby wild land and mill sales. The new W U Telegraph office opens in the Jarecki building and the B N Y and P road reports heavy traffic while a bridge is strengthened and tolls rise.
The column reports ongoing temperance meetings in Warren with calls to sign the red ribbon pledge. It notes speakers from Pittsburg and Cleveland, a millinery store anecdote, and past efforts by the Conewango Division of the Sons of Temperance. It lists numerous signatories including ministers and professionals and cites local election ties to the reform movement.
About 7 500 of the State s defenders will be in camp at Gettysburg on the 2d of August. All arrangements have been made and the men expect full ranks. Drills reviews and inspections will mark the camp with Gov Pattison reviewing on Aug 8 and Gen Sheridan inspecting on Aug 7. Col McKibben to resign. Lieut Col Smith likely successor. election planned for Col of the 15th Regiment. Regular drills of Co I Tuesday and Friday evenings. Boots Shoes sale at Northrop s Warren. Banner Furniture store McNerr Co offer finest furniture.
Additional testimony in Warren over saloon licenses shows the President Judge stating five licenses should be granted. He says Judge Bates preferred two other applicants, Lauffer and Wagner, whom he opposed. A third favored by associates was Tabor & Russell. George H. Leonhart testified about a gold watch gift tied to Judge Bates.
A fresh shipment of Jet buttons arrived at Bey Bros, expanding their inventory. The arrival signals continued supplier flow and prompts store staff to restock displays. Customers may soon see updated Jet button selections in aisles.
The 1883 Geological Report extols Allegheny Springs near Irvington Warren Co Pa as a picturesque health retreat. It describes a sandstone outcrop, a springhouse and hotel, dozens of cottages, baths, drives, and a railway approach. Water analyses and expert opinions highlight mineral content and restorative powers.
Salamanca firemen parade Aug 20 and other town briefs list public holidays, parades, reunions, school plans, marriages, memorials, lake ordinances and fairs. Reports note Chautauqua Lake fishing limits, butter prices, and a broad schedule of Pennsylvania fairs from Philadelphia to Venango county with dates in late summer and early fall.
Wendlebee offers custom window shades while Clipper Roller Skates and McNett & Co advertise value in Warren county. Zope-sa touted as a universal cure for dyspepsia and liver issues by a prominent doctor. Johnson & Siehried recommended. Teaberry promoted for teeth and breath as a popular toilet gem.
Special Agent T B Vincent declares a 30 day offer to Warren Library Association treasurer and to New York Life agents. He challenges their dispute of Dwight case losses noting Equitable paid promptly, seeks verification that New York Life claims were worthless 46 000 against Dwight and promises 500 dollars if they fail.
The Hopewell Herald argues that railroads will halt Sunday trains if the public stops using them for church and leisure. It urges writers to refrain from Sunday travel to advance reform.
A list of unclaimed letters at Warren, Pa. Post Office dated July 19, 1884. Addressees include Anderson August, Cornelius Johnson, Almendinger 5, Lauffenberger Fred, Matzener Dora, Barnes Mary, Neach Lida, Bierbaur Louie, Ostron Chas, O'Brien L.yf, Baird w.D., Barnett J. A., Pierce Emeline, Carlson Augusta, Richendowler John, Crone L. Chas, Smith L. H., Schreiber S. A., Ericksen Walt, Shachman Henry, Snowley E L, Ferice Jerome, Samuelson Ella, Greaves A J, Taylor V., Hartman Anida, Watter Maggie, Johnson Ida, Watters Sadie, Wallie Mrs. D. J. In calling for letters please give date of advertising.
Local notes cover visits by O.8. Deming of Mt Olivet to his mother and GOP support, the Brown family reunion set for late August, Miss Mary Baker's homecoming from Elyria, haying season struggles, and school breaks. July items include George Horton and J H Wood Chicago trips, Ladies Aid Festival success, and a fire at Schoellkopf tannery. Church arrangements note Rev Horton vacation and Rev Wilder filling the pulpit next Sunday.
In Pennsylvania there are 85 000 Masons and 80 000 Odd Fellows. The G A R of Pennsylvania will hold its annual encampment at Bellefonte from August 16 to 21. The Lancaster crematory, to operate in August, will cost from 5000 to 6000 dollars.
The Chautauqua Assembly managers via the Republican Club of Jamestown invite Mr. Blaine to visit Chautauqua in August. Gen. Logan is also invited and expected to attend. Gen. Grant and Gen. Garfield have past ties to the site. Gov. Pattison of Pennsylvania is listed on this season’s program.
A sparse OCR fragment presents a string of numbers 1 20 1 30 1 00 75 with no clear context or accompanying text to determine its meaning or source.
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