20 Jun 1882
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1882
Page
1
Train timetable lists Bradford routes with stops at Oil City Titusville War Ren Clarendon Bradford Olean Richburg and other towns. Times show morning and late evening departures with multiple daily arrivals and a note on connections.
On and after June 4 1882 trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division run with Erie Mail and accompanying Arrivals and Departures at Kane Warren Clarendon Sheffield and Irvineton. Erie Mail connects at Erie with L S and M S and at Corry with P T and B Railway. Robert Neilson Genl Supt.
The notice lists train times and stations for the Erie Railways route effective Sunday November 14 with departures and arrivals across No.1 No.2 No.3 trains. It includes stations Dunkirk Fredonia Laona Casadaga Blairville Vermont Ross Mill Warren Warren Jackson Arlington Youngsville Pittsfield and others with specific morning and afternoon times and remarks that all trains connect to Jamestown and Kraatora.
Time-card effective November 15 1880 shows shortest and best route to Bradford Pittsburg Titusville and western points. Lists arrival and departure times between Buffalo Jamestown Bradford Titusville and Pittsburgh with station notes and remarks from J S Bartlett Buffalo.
The 1882 timetable lists westward and eastward trains for the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio BR line with stations from Salamanca to New York. It details departure and arrival times for No.1 No.3 and No.5 trains, notes Palace Sleeping Coaches, hotel coach services, and daily operation on certain trains through Cincinnati Boston Albany Chicago and New York routes.
A speaker recalls a past farewell. The poem uses lilacs and a gate to frame a memory of a girl’s plaintive goodbye in English and German phrases. Thirteen years are remembered as the speaker revisits the scene and its bittersweet emotion.
Countryside argues that the proverb every little helps can mislead farmers and merchants. It warns that keeping unprofitable livestock or underperforming workers wastes money and suggests culling cows, sheep, and poor help to improve profitability.
The article notes nine in ten women in the United States use some form of artificial hair. It discusses wigs wefts bandeaus and bangs and explains why blondes gray and dyed hair are common. It details fashion shifts curly hair fashion and European supply sources France England and Germany. It also mentions country sellers and the growing U.S. hair trade.
C. A. and D. Corwen drill on lot 586 east of their gasers and claim the same sand and level as the 646 crude. They plan extending a gas line into Cherry Grove to fuel wells to be started in the summer.
The Legislature transfers designation from Chautauqua Lake Sunday school Assembly to Chautauqua Assembly, effecting an official rebranding by law.
H V Goethius of Titusville testifies before a Crawford County notary that after three bedridden days and failed medical relief he found great relief from one dose of Wilson's Lightning and believes the remedy will do all the proprietors claim. He swears to the statement on November 30, 1850.
Judge Wilson discusses Iowa prohibition proposed as Section 26 of Article 1, urging June 27 vote. He argues the move strengthens state police power, curbs saloons, and links temperance to stable government, while addressing federal commerce concerns and rural voter enthusiasm.
The text states that on highway attacks by a dog the party may kill the dog and the owner is liable for injuries. It also says the owner can be responsible for damages even on his premises if he was pursuing business or on a friendly visit and the attack occurred after attempts to protect oneself. If a barking dog causes damage to horses or vehicles, the owner is liable. The language concludes that the law provides protection against dog caused injury.
W. H. Simpson & Co reveals a new shop opposite Variety Hall offering gas fixtures iron sinks kitchen boilers water-closets bath-tubs sewer pipes and all plumbing supplies. Call to inspect stock and prices before elsewhere.
A Saratoga correspondent recalls a salon tale where Jennie boasts of a prank on Frank Kennedy by pinning a diamond brooch to a chair and causing his abrupt retreat. She then recounts how Rev Tom Parsons blushed at a risqué Rockaway anecdote before she fled.
A Macon office safe with a two member only combination was robbed repeatedly despite no sign of forced entry. A 13 year old colored boot black watched motions to replicate the locking sequence, hid under a counter, and after weeks of observation unlocked the safe at night. The conspirator was shot when the theft occurred and escaped discovery.
A rare artifact, possibly the oldest deed in America, owned by Major Leland of New York, predates the Pilgrims by 110 years and Columbus by 18. The document concerns Fisher's Island near Long Island Sound, recording Indian chiefs selling land to John Cabot with his signature.
The advert promotes the finest and largest assortment of suitings in the country at George Ball & Co with an invitation to leave measurements for early choice and notes baby carriages at A A Davis & Co.
A Detroit family mourns two of three children after a fever claims the two young sons. The four year old quips about sending a telegram to his railroad father to say he will sleep with him tonight, a comforting image amid grief.
A collage of short items from politics, society, science, and humor. References include Garibaldi in Caprera, Rockefeller wealth, war paths in Arizona, travel costs, and various quips about religion, charity, and daily life. Notable figures mentioned include Grant, Moody and Sankey, Garfield, Brown, and Noah.
Dynamite failed to break the largest log jam on the Wisconsin river at Grandfather Falls. Over 70 million feet of logs formed a massive pile, drawing state visitors as the mass moved through the sixty foot gorge in about an hour, easing fear of a lumber famine and lowering lumber prices.
A new Postal telegraph company with 21 million dollars in capital is organized. Work has begun on lines in the East and will be pushed west to connect principal cities. Major stockholders include George D Roberts, 8 B White, John B Alley, ex collector Baard, and Governor Foster. Material toll reductions are promised.
A courier from Patrick county reports 5000 people starving due to last year’s crop failure. Many women and children have died and 300 people at Patrick courthouse are without adequate food for days. Remote mountainous area. relief expeditions are being organized.
The New York Herald defines a half breed as a politician driven by spoils and hypocrisy. He preaches civil service while in power and abandons it once a position is secured, embodying vices of both sides without their virtues.
A music publisher in Cincinnati offers the Verdict March by Eugene L. Blake. The easy piano or organ piece features portraits of George B. Corkhill J K Porter and Judge Cox plus the jurors who convicted Lincoln’s assassin. Priced 40 cents each or three for $1. postage stamps accepted. Orders to F W Helmick 180 Elm Street Cincinnati Ohio.
The Mat office offers a set of forms including leasehold mortgages, oil leases, and other blank documents advertised as convenient for sale. The listing emphasizes ready availability and ease of use for prospective buyers.
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