Clark and Noyes Law Firm Promises Prompt Attention
Junius R. Clark and Chas H. Noyes of Clark and Noyes Attorneys at Law offer prompt handling of professional business. Office located on Second Street in Warren, Pennsylvania. Noyes serves also as Notary Public.
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C. EF. Hoffman
Warren
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Ball
Shaffer
Wm. Messner
Carver House
R. B. Stewart
Hazeltine & Allen’s
Third Street
Lutheran Church
D. J. Hodges
Water Street
Messner & Trusher
Dinsmoor & Reeves
Attorneys At Law
Scofield
Warren Pa
Dinsmoor
F. D. Reeves
Junius R. Clark
Chas
H. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
Allen & Thompson
Tidioute
Warren County
Central Block
G. W. Allen
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
E. Brown
R Brown
W. Stone
Time-stamped Train Route Schedule Brief
The notice lists TRAT No39g with a fighting PM slot at 4:00, 4:40, and 7:00, along with a 55 second marker. It outlines consecutive periods for service or event intervals. This terse timetable fragment implies multiple event times for a specific train route.
Summer 1876 Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road Timetable
Rail timetable shows summer schedule starting Sunday April 16 1876 for westward and eastward trains between Philadelphia Warren Corry Erie. Erie Mail and Erie Ex depart Philadelphia and Erie. arrival and departure times listed with connections to L S M S R W and Oil Creek and Allegheny River Railways. Note Philadelphia time is twenty minutes faster than Erie time.
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Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Erie Mail
Philadelphia
Warren
COPE
Erie
Erie Ex
Corry
Eie
Phila
WM. A. Baldwin
Train Timetables and Stops Across Erie Rail Lines
A fragmented timetable lists arrivals and departures for Buffalo Erie and associated stations on June 1 1876. It names stations such as Buffalo Creek Jamestown and North Collins with multiple arrivals at various times and notes connections along the Valley Eden region and surrounding towns.
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al and
Fade
Vvalley
Eden Peniee
North Collins
Lawtons
Collins
Gowandaia Dayton
Markhams
Pine Valley
Cherry Creek
Conewango
Clear Creek
Hae Kennedy
DAV & P Cross G
Jamestown
Rail routes and schedules for 1875 Allegheny lines collide
Allegheny Valley Railroad Oil Creek and Allegheny River Railway and Buffalo Corry and Pittsburgh Railroad schedules take effect December 5 1875. Timetables list connections from Pittsburgh to Kittanning Brady’s Bend Parker Emienton Oil City Titusville Clar Magille Buffalo and more with key stations Red Bank New Bethlehem Brookville Reynoldsville Driftwood and Irvineton under David McCarg General Superintendent and J Morton Hall General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Allegheny Valley Railroad
Oil Creek
Allegheny River Railway
Buffalo, Corry, and Pittsburgh Railroad
Pittsburg
Kittanning Ly R
Bk Junction
Bradys Bend
Parker Emienton
Franklin
Oil City
Titusville
Cor Magille
Buffalo
Red Bank
New Bethlehem Ly Brookville
Reynoldsville
Driftwood
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Timetable Adopting 1876
The timetable lists eastward trains No. 6 No.2 and others with departure times from Salamanca Mansfield Galion Marion Urbana and arrivals at Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Cleveland and more. Stations include Greenville Warren Ravenna Jamestown Ashland Dayton and Urbana with multiple departures and arrivals through the day.
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Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Cincinnati
Dayton
Urbana
Marion Galion
Mansfield
Ashland
Akron
Ravenna
Warren
Greenville
Meadville
Union City Corry
Jamestown
Salamanca
Buffalo
Hornellsville
Elmira
Binghamton
New York
Albany
Boston
Jamestown Ashland
Mansfield Galion
Marion
Louisville
St. Louis
Cleveland
Palace
Leavittsburg
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Union and Corry
Niagara Falls
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Toledo
Milwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
W. B. Shattuc
Pass’r
P. D. Cooper
Borough and County Officials Listed
A roster of local and county officers including Burgess W. H. Pickett and Clerk K. P. King, with departments covering town council, school directors, justices, constable, and notaries. Also lists Congressman A. G. Egbert, state and county officials, sheriffs, prothonotary, treasurer, commissioners, coroner, district attorney, auditors, and county superintendent.
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Justices of the Peace
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. Parmlee
A. J.hazeltine
E. F. Hodges
A. G. Egbert
Franklin
W. 8. McMullan
Oil City
Geo. W. Allen
Tidioute
Register & Recorder
W. J. Alexander
Warren
Rob’t E. Miller Warren
M. Dunham
Enterprise
E. R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
J B Jennings
Theodore Chase
Pine Grove
Wmm. Schnur
E. A.spencer
Columbus
T. E. Barnes
Sheffield
G. C. James
N. RK. Thompson
Church Services and Sunday School Schedules
The list shows multiple denominations with their pastors and service times. Presbyterian led by Rev Rankin at 11 am and 7 30 pm, Episcopal under Rev Getz with 11 am and 7 30 pm, Methodist with 7 30 pm evening and 9 am Sunday school, Evangelical at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm, Lutheran 11 am and 7 30 pm, Scandinavian first and third Sundays 10 30 am and 7 30 pm, Catholic services 8 30 and 10 30 am with Vespers at 4 pm.
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Presbyterian
W. A. Rankin
Li Amand
Episcopal
H.S. Getz
Seras
C. G. McEntire
LA Mand
A. Rearick
F. C. H. Lampe
J. Mellander
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Fraternal Lodges and Encampment Meeting Schedule
Listings of local fraternal groups with meeting nights and locations. Laban Lodge No 52 meets every other Monday in S Burgess block under Bowman and Phillips. North Star Lodge No 241 gathers Wednesdays near full moon with Noyes and Cornelius. Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 meets second Monday in Taos. Conewango Lodge No 25 I O G T meets Mondays at Johnson's Exchange. Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F meets Tuesdays at Johnson's Exchange. Kossuth Encampment No 98 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays at Johnson's Exchange. Ogalala Tribe No I R M meets Fridays in S Burgess block led by Dunn and Waters.
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Laban Lodge
S. Burgess
Block
J. H. Bowman
L. A. Phillips
North Star Lodge
C.H. Noyes
W. M
G. O. Cornelius
Bells Add to Poe Poem as Church Bells Ring
A continuation of Poe’s bells poem by Edward Gould echoes church bells on a Sabbath morn. The verses praise the Resurrection, call believers to worship, and warn the scorners with tolling time as bells roll across landscape and air.
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Edward
Gould
Boys raised as moral as girls in Josiah Allen dialogue
A humorous excerpt from Josiah Allen's Wife argues boys deserve same moral upbringing as girls. Samantha Allen condemns double standards, noting Thomas Jefferson is as innocent as Tirzah Ann and urging equal accountability, with critiques of male privilege and societal bias.
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Josiah Allen
Thomas Jefferson
Jonesville Academy
Thomas J
Tirzah Ann
Samantha Allen
Smith
Wimmin
Josiah
Samantha
Tirzah Ann and Thomas Jefferson in Moral Guidance
In a reflective moral dialogue, Tirzah Ann asserts strict discipline and equal standards for her son Thomas Jefferson and Tirzah Ann herself. She warns Josiah Allen about drink and impurity, stressing duty, virtue, and resisting temptations as tests of character for both genders.
The Photograph Session and Its Trials
A humorous portrait about a lady enduring photographer's rigors from strange poses to inevitable smiles. It chronicles awkward setups, stiff positions, and the camera’s blunt judgments as the subject endures multiple frames before finally leaving.
How Quickly They Wipe Out a Bully in California
General John Goshwieler recounts a pioneer saloon tale set in California. A slender stranger defeats a feared bully by quietly matching drink orders and then shooting him, illustrating the barroom as a bank where one can lose money time and character.
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California
John Goshwieler
Los Angeles Herald
Jack
Women Enter Insurance Offices Sparks Male Anxiety
A humorous excerpt notes how a woman entering an insurer’s office can unsettle the male client, especially if she sits close, rests a hand on his arm, and discusses policies, with added tension when the wife arrives unexpectedly during the meeting.
Family Ties Through Shared Journals And Traditions
The article notes a farm family keeping a Home Journal for twenty years with nightly entries by all members. It argues anniversaries and humorous allowances strengthen bonds, urges flexible parenting, playful games, attractive homes, and living examples to keep family unity across generations.
Foolish Farmer Questions Ice Powered Refrigerator
A Nankin farmer visits a Detroit Woodward avenue hardware store seeking a refrigerator. After hearing how it uses ice, he exclaims disbelief and departs, asking if the seller thinks him a fool for needing ice to keep provisions cool. The scene ends with his gruff exit.
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Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Detroit Free Press
Bennett's Engagement and Buffalo Race Dates
A report claims Jim Bennett's engagement to Miss May was jeopardized after a dinner party in his Fifth Avenue home. He staged a billiard-table demonstration with fighting game-cocks, causing Miss May to consider breaking the engagement. The wedding is postponed six months, with a warning Bennett must reform. Races at Buffalo are listed for the 13th, 14th, and 15th of this month.
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Jim Bennett
Miss May
Mr. Bennett
Fifth Avenue
Baltimore Sun
Pittsburg
J. G. Bennett
Newport
Dom Pedro
Wilhelmin Weick
Buffalo
Michael Weick
New York
Black Hills
Belmont Park
Philadelphia
Goldsmith Maid
Cleveland Plaindealer
Thomas
Turney
A. T. Stewart
New Jersey
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pine Tree
Maine
Bowery
Tilden
Blaine
Franklin
Darkey
Smith
Brown
Buffalo Express
Philadelpia
Gems and Old Age In Coleridge Verse
A short excerpt from Coleridge evokes death and old age in somber reflections. The poem compares a dying woman to a life that ebbs and a night breathing that gradually fades. It contrasts gems with tears and notes the weariness of long goodbyes.
A Day in June by J Russell Lowell
A vivid poem in praise of June and summer life. The speaker notes perfect days, nature’s harmony, and the awakening of all living things from grass to birds. The lines celebrate sunlight, growth, and the entwined beauty of earth and heaven as summer unfolds.
Tender Memories and Fragments of Public Notices
A long reminiscence by Ulysses S. Grant Jr. contrasts treasured relics with grief for a lost child, paired with scattered news brief items. notices mention Grant Jr. marriage to a Boston lady, the Southern Tier Masonic Relief Association size, and other snapshots: Marshfield estate sale, Pullman cars, and local curiosities.
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Ulysses S. Grant, Jr
Boston
Southern Tier Masonic Relief Association
A. F. C. Sartoris
Liverpool
United States
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Marshfield
Australia
New South Wales
It's a Boy Surprise Party in Chillicothe
A playful scene ends in a mistaken discovery as twelve couples visit a couple in Chillicothe to surprise them. The twist reveals a baby has arrived, startling the attendees who hastily retreat, leaving the line of questioning about Mattie unresolved.
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Chillicothe
Matty
Mattie
Care of Calla Lilies by Mrs Rollins Smith
Mrs Rollins Smith of Swanton Vermont describes a perennial method for calla lilies. She uses a four gallon jar with eastern exposure and constant moisture. Annually she repots with soil from under old sod and promptly cuts withering blossoms to promote new blooms.
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Rollins Smith
Swantor
Vermont
Vases Sell For 38000 In European Sale Report
The St. Louis Republican notes an old China sale in Europe where two vases fetched 38000 dollars. The piece contrasts the auction setting with a land marked by mass starvation and deaths among men women and children.
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Europe
The
St. Louis Republican
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