Warren Pa. Professional Listings Including Hazeltine Clark Noyes
Dr WM V Hazeltine physician and surgeon with residence office on Liberty Street next to Scofield Hooker's Warren Pa. JTunius R Clark CHAS H Noyes CLARK & NOYES attorneys at law with Second Street office Warren Pa. C H Noyes also a Notary Public.
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J. E. Berkstresser
Pittsburg
Warren
J. F. Hoffman
Warren, Pa
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Wilbur
D. J. Ball
Shaffer
Wm. Messner
Carver House
R. B. Stewart
Hazel Line & Allen’s
Third Street
Lutheran Church
Johnson & Lindsey
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren Pa
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Dinsmoor & Reeves
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Scofield
Warren Pa. Co
Dinsmoor
F. D. Reeves
WM. V. Hazeltine
Liberty Street
Scofield & Hooker
Jtunius R. Clark
Chas
H. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
Allen & Thompson
Tidioute
Warren County
Central Block
A. W. Allen
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
H. &. Brown
R. Brown, Co
OS Train Schedule Fragments Reflect Route Times
A partial OCR of train times and stations lists stops from Oil City to Buffalo including Franklin Stoneboro Jamestown Andover Ashtabula Cleveland Dunkirk and Buffalo with assorted departure and arrival times. The text shows inconsistent formatting and stray numbers indicating timetable data.
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Oil City
Franklin
Stoneboro
California and Northwest Railway promotes vast network routes
The Chicago and North Western Railway presents its trunk lines linking Chicago with Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska California and the western territories. It highlights routes to Omaha California Madison St Paul Winona Green Bay Marquette and various other points with Pullman cars and through sleepers. Offices in New York Boston Omaha San Francisco and Chicago list contact agents for rates and information.
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Chicago & Northwestern RY
Great Trunk Railway
West
Northwest
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
California
Western Territories
Omaha
Wit Palais
Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
China
Japan
Australia
Madison and
St. Paul
Madison
Minneapolis
Duluth
All Points
Great Northwest
Milwaukee
Winona
Overland
Union Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Council Bluffs
Green Bay
Lake Superior
Marquette
Sparta
Points
Dubuque
Freeport
la Crosse
Clinton
McGregor
Sioux City
Yankton
Missouri Valley Junction
Lake Geneva
Rockford
Sterling
Kenosha
Janesville
New York
Broadway
Boston
State Street
Farnham Street
San Francisco
Montgomery Street
Clark Street
Marvin Hughitt
H.stennett
Gen
Sup't
Gen. Pass
Ag.t
Trains Schedules On The Philadelphia & Lake Railroad 1876
On Sunday April 16 1876 schedules show westward Erie Mail leaving Philadelphia at 11 55 pm arriving Erie 7 50 pm and Corry 6 15 pm. Eastward Erie Mail leaves Erie 1 15 pm arriving Philadelphia 7 00 am with connections to L S M S and Oil Creek lines. Note Erie time is 20 minutes slower than Philadelphia time. WM A Baldwin Gen Supt.
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Philadelphia & Tie Rail Road
Erie Mail
Philadelphia
Warren
Erie
Philadelphi
Sia Loev
Corry
Walten
Sosevereeee
Philadelpi Awe
Phila
Corry _ Warri
Eeae — Ghawewes Arr
Mail
Oil Creek
Allegheny River
WM. A. Baldwin
Frewsburg
A & G W Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Fredoniax
Youngsville
Pittseld
Garland Asp
Titusville
D. Thay
C. A. Clute
L. T
Bishop
Warren, Pa
IPM
David McCargo
J. Morton Hall
Town Official List Includes Borough and County Officers
A long list of local and district officials is recorded, naming burgess, council members, clerks, assessors, school directors, justices, constables, notaries, auditors, and various county and state officers with their respective towns. Major figures include Congressman A. G. Egbert, State Senator W. S. McMullan, Assemblyman Geo. W. Allen, and several Warren Pa officials.
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George Ensworth
L’eace
D. J. Hodges
D. W. Cames
Constable
J. B. Russell
Notaries Public
D. J. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
G. N. Parmiee
A. J. Hazeltine
E. F. Hodges
Aa. G. Egbert
Franklin
W.S. McMullan
Oil City
Geo. W. Ailen
Tidioute
D. Wetmore
Warren
Isaac H. Hiller
Carter V. Kinnear
Youngsville
Sylvester H. Davis
Starling W. Waters
Register & Recorder
W. J. Alexander
Rob't E. Miller Warren
M. Dunham
Enterprise
E.R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
J. K. Jennings
Theodore Chase
Pine Grove
Wm. Schnur
E. A. Spencer
Columbus
T. FE. Barnes
Sheffield
G. C. James
N. RK. Thompson
Time Table No ll Takes Effect April 16 1876
The table announces the start of schedule changes on Sunday April 16 1876 at 4 A Bf. GOING with adjustments to stops and service times as posted by the railway.
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No. U
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
Listing of weekly worship times for Presbyterian Episcopalian Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic congregations with pastors service hours Sabbath School times and notes on special observances including first and third Sundays for Scandinavian and daily vespers for Catholics.
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A. Rearick
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Local Lodge and Chapter Meeting Schedule Summary
Fraternal orders list regular meetings by lodge number, order, and night. Laban Lodge No 52 meets every other Monday in Burgess block. North Star Lodge No 241 meets Wednesdays. Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 meets second Mondays. Conewango Lodge No 250 meets Mondays. Warren Longee No 339 meets Tuesdays. Kossuth Encampment No 98 meets second and fourth Thursdays. O G A L A L A Tribe meets Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laban Lodge
Burgess’ Block
J. H. Bowman
L. A. Phillips
North Star Lodge
C.H. Noyes
W. M
G. O. Cornelius
Sec’y. Occidental H. R. A
Tuos, Keelor
H. P
Johnson
S. W. Waters
N. G. D. W. Brodhead
See’y
Kossuth
G. H. Ames
C. P
Two Lovers and a cradle in a mossy spring
Poem traces a lovers journey from courtship to parenthood and aging. George Eliot pens intimate vignettes of shared moments by spring, cradle, and firelight, ending with memory and separation as time reshapes their bond.
The Uses of Change in Rural Families
A Scribner's Magazine essay argues that "well-ordered" country households resist change, keeping same meals and dress, stifling travel and new ideas. It links monotony to irritability, urges mothers to fund modest travel for children to broaden horizons and ease restless, discontented minds.
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Squire
Father
Jenny
Ted
Heaven
Scribner
Scribner’s Magazine
IMB TABI June 1 1876 Eastward Train List
Listing of train movements and stations on the Buffalo Erie Railway and Buffalo Creek Railway routes dated June 1 1876. Includes station names such as Big Tree Hamburgh Water Valley Eden Valley Eden Centre North Collins Gowanda Dayton Jamestown and others along the line.
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Buffalo Erie R
Buffalo Creek
Yimestone Ridge
Big Treebbott
Eden Valley
Eden Centre North Collit
Lawtons, Collins
Gowanda
Dayton
Rail lines extend service with new December 1875 schedule
Eastward trains operating under Allegheny Valley and Oil Creek lines begin December 5 1875 with stopping points including Red Bank New Bethlehem Brookville Reynoldsville Driftwood and arrival times later in the day. The notice lists multiple railways like Allegheny Valley Railroad and Buffalo Corby Pittsburgh Railroad and mentions a PM AM schedule sequence.
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Xtension A
Red Bank
New Bethlehem
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Driftwood
Atlantic and Great Western Timetable Adopted April 17 1876
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad announces a timetable adopted April 17 1876 with detailed eastward and westward train routes. Key connections include Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Corry Jamestown and Buffalo to Albany and New York. No. 2 No.3 and No.12 run daily. No.1 runs daily except Mondays. hotel and palace coaches operate on select trains between Cincinnati Cleveland New York.
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Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Cincinnati
Dayton
Urbana
Marion
Galton
Mansfield
Ashland
Akron
Ravenna Warren
Greenville
Meadville
Union City Corry
Jamestown AtiVe
Salamanca
Buffialo
Hornellsville
Elmira
Binghamton
New York
Albany
Boston
Palace
Cleveland
Leavittsburg
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Ravenna
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Union and Corry
Jamestown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Toledo
Milwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
B. Shattuc
Pase
P. D, Cooper
The Apple as a Practical Field and Fancy
The piece extols apples as a universal staple and healthful food, urging autumn orchard planting and wide use in meals. It reflects on apple lore through a sentimental essay titled The Old Apple Tree and compares rustic beauty with poetic art. It ends with social etiquette observations about who should bow first in introductions.
Hat Fraud in Chicago Millinery Deal
A cold woman buys a bonnet for about seven dollars and mocks the maker after the purchase. She reasons the price would rise to ten if she praised the hat, teaching a friend a cynical lesson on bargaining and perceived value.
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Chicago
Wasps Alarm Two Elmwood Girls In Elkader Parlor
Two young ladies sighted a wasp nest outside their bedroom window on Sunday evening. Believing it harmless they knocked it, only to be swarmed by a dozen wasps. They fled downstairs with guests and spent the night in the spare room while the company departed, dreaming of hobgoblins.
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Elkador
Iowa
Up With the Sun and Health Wisdom
A humorously framed note on sunrise habits advising early rising for health and wisdom. It contrasts winter sunrise at seven with summer dawns at four, suggesting even the wisest defer to additional morning hours while wives accumulate health and wisdom.
A Printer's Dream Ends In Grim Subscription Threats
A worn printer dreams of Morpheus and a red hot door to hell where Satan tortures debtors who do not pay their subscriptions. The nightmare closes as he awakens unsure if it was real or a joke, yet he muses on those who hoard tin and evade payment.
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Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Robinson
Miss Blank
Miss Dash
Morpheus
Lower
Hades
Satan
Postoffice by the Lampost—Irishman Delivers Letter to Lamp Post
In Jersey City a man from Ireland asks for the post office near a lamp-post. Two locals guide him to the box, he inserts a letter and proclaims the lamp-post as the post office, calling Bridget Maloney in Clowes, Monaghan, his wife.
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Court House
Ireland
Pat
Bridget Maloney
Clowes
County Monaghan
Ould
Jersey City Chronicle
Editors invited to photo exhibit at Centennial
The Norristown Herald notes advertising agents invite editors to submit photographs for a Centennial exhibition. Limiting to Pennsylvania editors would stop a flood from other states and prevent frightening children visiting the fair.
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Pennsylvania
Norristown Herald
Wedding Ring Disappears In Sudden Ringing Gag
A humorous wedding tale recalls a groom who swallows the ring during the ceremony. The bride remains radiant while the minister cues the moment and the ring vanishes down the groom's throat, creating a comic emergency at the end of the vows.
President hints at state duties over federal troop use
The Philadelphia Times notes a remark attributed to Ulysses Grant urging Governor Kellogg of Louisiana to handle disorders at home. The piece suggests the President seldom speaks and expresses a desire for more direct leadership from Grant.
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Kellogg
Louisiana
Ulysses
United States
Grant
Phailadelphia Times
Miscellaneous 19th Century Notes and Anecdotes
A collection of brief items includes Florida squeezing 240000 yearly from sponge interest, Nellie Grant Sartoris’s baby dying on her wedding anniversary, and G Washington Childs described as childless with a $1000 daily income. Also mentions Sheriff Pie of Clearfield county and a Texas profanity fine. Mentions orange crop value, Anna Dickinson’s dramatic tour, Brigham Young jokes, spelling gaffes, Bryant composing US history, and a book agent’s sales quip with Dr Payne’s sermon on fashionable women.
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Florida
Nellie Grant Sartoris
G. Washington Childs
Pie
Clearfield County
Texas
J. C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Groves
Anna Dickinson
New England
New York
Brigham Young
Kansas
Ll Worth
Tennessee
Wyandotte
William Cullen Bryant
United States
Scribner
Dr. Payne
Cincinnati
Vice of Kentucky Women Snuff Threatens Hopkinsville Beauty
The Hopkinsville Democrat argues snuff use among Hopkinsville women harms beauty and marriages, calling for an anti snuff society. It condemns snuff as worse than smoking and urges mothers to protest the habit among local girls.
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Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Temperance
Legion
Model Lawyer Squire Johnson Outwits Cobbler in Courtroom Tale
A comic tale shows Squire Johnson advising his client Jones to trust the legal system by pressing a claim and then paying the bill to settle the suit. The shoemaker Smith withdraws the case, and Jones leaves satisfied, promising future business.
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Squire Johnson
Jones
Squire
Smith
Brown
Centennial grounds entry rules with new photo passes
The text notes that several thousand people including exhibitors and reporters may enter the Centennial grounds without payment until June 1. After that date no one can enter without a pass showing the holder’s photograph and stamped on the back. The Centennial Photo graphic Company has been taking these pictures for some time.
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Centennial Grounds
Centennial Photographic Company
Philadelphia Centennial Exposition Details and Warnings
The article lists exhibition features and logistics at Machinery Hall and the Women's Pavilion, noting 8000 machines, 5000 free seats, and travel notes. It mentions Puget Sound carving, Camp Scott for outdoors, tolls on rides, a medical department, and safety alarms. It also covers the German Department's underwhelming display and preparations for July Fourth programs led by Gilmore, with crowd entertainment and a warning about dust and baggage at the grounds.
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England
Ireland
Scotland
Germany
France
Puget Sound
Alaska
Camp Scott
Pennsylvania
Southampton
Centennial Medical Department
Centennial Fire Department
Philadelphia Exchange
Russia
Portugal
Turkey
Philadelphia
Allison
St. Catherines
Ontario
Gilmore
Jubilee Fame
Boston
A German Battle Over a Ten Dollar Note
A simple-minded German pays a grocer with a ten dollar note. The grocer explains Spinner signed notes fetch a premium, prompting the man to visit the subtreasury to claim a premium. Later, he is seen nearby by a German-speaking acquaintance's retort about historic battles.
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New
United States
Schneider
Deutsch
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J. H. Mitchell, & CO
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Messner & Trusher
Sextus Keller
Smith's
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Ba Y. Franklin Division
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Geo. H. McIntire
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Pullman Palace Cars
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie R. K. Division
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Local Directory
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
B’y
Perrine
R. Dennison
S. Burgess
H. A. Dunn
Sachem
C. A. Waters
George Eliot
R. R
Imb Tabi
Thursd
P. C. Doyle
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Oil Creek & Alegheny River
Buffalo, Corby, and Pittsburgh Railroad
EA Eastward
Kittanning Ly R
Bradys Bend
Parker Emlenton
Cor Magille
Oil City Arr
Tidioute Ly
Irvington
Jamestown Corry
Union City
Galion
Urbana Wayton
Louisville
St. Louis
William Messner
Penn’a
Liverpool
Struthery
Warren, Fa
Struthers, Wells & CO
Outfit
True & CO
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North American Review
Dubuque Times
Detroit
J. B. Ford & CO
Park Place
Farraday
the Lampost
Vice of
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