15 Jun 1880
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1880
Page
1
A reflective verse urging readers to mind their words and actions. It speaks of sowing seeds of wheat or weed, the ongoing harvest of thoughts and deeds, and an all knowing judge who observes every choice and will reward or balance the day with results.
Brown and Stone, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, will give prompt attention to business entrusted to their care. Office over First National Bank Warren, Pa. HH. E. Brown, Notary Public. R. Brown, C. W. Stone.
Postal schedule shows mail close times for Warren Pennsylvania and surrounding regions including Corry Erie Meadville Pittsburg New York Ohio and Western States. It lists various route times such as 7 15 and 11 40 and notes P and E way mail to western and eastern Pennsylvania with several towns named Kinzua Cornplanter Corydon Onoville Steamburg and others.
The notice lists town council members Burgess and others, clerk OU Cornelius, school directors Ensworth Dinsmoor Lindsey Blewart Rowland, assessor Benson, peace trustees Hodges James, constable McPherson Jr, notaries Ball Noyes Brown Hoffman Nesmith.
The list designates local and county officials including Congressman J H Osmer of Franklin and various Warren area posts. It names state senator J W Lee, assemblyman J B White, judges Lansing D Wetmore and others, sheriff Theodore Chase, treasurer J Barnes, commissioners Ellis and Roy, and multiple clerks, auditors, and department heads across Warren, Sugar Grove, Tidioute, and nearby towns.
The notice lists pastors and service times for Lutheran Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Lutheran and Evangelical and Scandinavian congregations. It notes Sunday schools and vesper times with morning and evening services and monthly first and third Sunday gatherings for Scandinavian. Catholic services are held Sundays at 8:30 and 10:30 AM with Vespers at 4 PM.
A compiled list of fraternal organizations in Warren with meeting times and locations. It covers I O G T lodges, I O O F chapters, G A R posts, A O U W, and similar groups, noting hall venues, weekly or monthly rhythms, and hall names such as K of H Hall and Johnson's Exchange.
The poem reflects on death and the German phrase Heimgang as a comforting farewell. It contrasts church bells organ dirges and hymns with weary mourners seeking the grave. The verse notes a lingering journey toward God's Acre and ends with the signing by J. H. Duganie.
A call urges aid for local paupers and strangers at our doors. The speaker notes deserts of need closer than distant lands and asks Christians to share alms with neighbors suffering daily. Many hungry and sick remain in need, begging pittance at our doorsteps.
A New York lawyer Mr Castor receives apple blossoms from a country clerk. the scent unsettles him as his client Mr Edson explains a family dispute over inheritance. Edson recalls a youthful romance and contemplates peace, while the blossoms trigger memories and raise questions of distraction from legal duties.
A man gives a branch of apple blossoms to a child. she shares it with a sick baby in a tenement, reviving old memories for the husband and wife. Meanwhile two brothers reconcile after tensions over property as a young Garfield biography recalls his rise from farmer’s son to president potential.
A vivid portrait of Roscoe Conkling leading a large New York–centered delegation at the Curcaco Republican convention. The piece describes stage presence, fashion, seating, and the diverse mix of delegates from states like New York, Illinois, Maine, and Pennsylvania, with numerous political figures and color commentary on attendees.
About forty years ago Mr A Williams his wife and six children left Vermont in a covered wagon drawn by two horses taking fifteen days to reach their new home. Recently Mr H Haynes brother of Mrs Williams and his wife left Rutland on the cars at two pm and reached Jamestown by eleven am next day demonstrating modern progress.
A revived plan for an underground railroad in New York City proposes a Broadway tunnel with work to start immediately. The project aims to complete the route in two years at about $2,000,000 per mile and to set passenger fares at five cents upon opening.
An advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as rapidly curing sick horses and weak cows when mixed into food, claiming strong improvements and bowels opened. It also urges use for chickens to prevent cholera and maintain poultry health. The ad promotes Ayer's Ague Cure as an infallible remedy for Fever and Ague with the proprietors warranting it.
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