Attorney At Law Warren Office In Beaty Block
The notice notes an attorney at law based in Warren Pennsylvania with office located in the Beaty Block building.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1886
Page
1
The notice notes an attorney at law based in Warren Pennsylvania with office located in the Beaty Block building.
Warren County Fair at Warren Pennsylvania dates September 7 8 9 10 1886 under President Geo P Orr and Secretary A S Dalrymple. The notice lists fair officials and event timing for a local agricultural exposition.
President Rev W A Rankin leads the group with Fred Morck as First Vice President and George Ball as Second Vice President. Willis Cowan serves as Secretary and A Hertzel as Treasurer. Directors include Geo P Orr A Mintzer Ss M Cogswell and others. Monthly meeting set for the second Friday at 8 PM in the Council room.
Partial timetable entries show train arrivals and departures between Erie Kane Dunkirk and Buffalo for WEST EAST NORTH SOUTH routes. Times include 7:45 am 5:55 am 9:00 am 2:00 pm 5:15 pm and 8:05 pm with services labeled Express and Mail, spanning routes to Pittsburgh Philadelphia Dunkirk and Allegheny Valley.
Burgess Albert W Morck chairs a Town Council with members F M Knapp Joseph Walkerman August Morck Jr Robert MacKay Wm Lehnar A A Davis C Smith Pie Bayer J W Crawford. Clerks and officers include F A Cogswell surveyor Geo C Hamilton and school directors Rev W A Rankin C C Thompson Charles Dinsmoor M Silk J M Siegfried A J Hazeltine Assessor G H Ames Justices Geo O Cornelius R Secinar Constable A S Dalrymple Chief Fire Dept C H Smith 1st Assistant A G Kehr ad Assistant W C Allen Notaries Public D J Ball H E Brown Dinsmoor O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith W D Hinckley.
A list enumerates candidates for county offices in Warren County Pennsylvania including Congressman W L Scott State Senator J W Lee Assembly Henry Brace President Judge W D Brown Associate Judges P W Brown C C Merritt Sheriff Robert A Love Prothonotary D A Arird Register and Recorder W J Alexander Treasurer C H McAuley County Commissioners M Crocker T L Putnam Joseph Clinton Surveyor D F A Wheelock Coroner Dr J L Burroughs District Attorney G H Higgins Auditors N P Curtis O Martin F E Fay Sept C D Arird
The Warren post office lists daily and weekly mail close times for various routes and destinations starting June 1884. It specifies eastern standard times for pouches to Corry Erie Bradford Dunkirk Kane Titusville Oil City and several others with noted days for Sugar Grove Lander and towns like Kinzua Corydon Onoville Steamburg Salamanca Germany Pa and Germany. The notice warns pouches close 25 minutes earlier than listed and prohibits postmasters from holding pouches over time.
The notice lists church services across denominations with pastors, Sunday and weekday schedules, and Sunday schools. It includes Methodist Episcopal Episcopal Baptist Presbyterian Lutheran Evangelical Scandinavian Catholic and their respective service times and catechism or vesper details.
A list of fraternal organizations with meeting nights and venues in Warren. Groups include EBEN N. Forp Post, WARREN E. A. U., LABAN LonGk, NOR TH STAR LODGE, OccipDENTAL H. R. A. CHAPTER, WARREN COMMANDERY, WARREN LODGE, Kossuth ENCAMPMENT, CARROLL Lopes, WARREN LODGE K of P, Emory Lopa r, CONEWANGO LODGE, WARREN COuNCIL R. T. or T, and ROBERT BLUM LODGE, with halls at K. of H. Hall, United Workmen Hall, Library building, Allen Block, Shaffer block, and nearby banks.
The poem depicts Leonanie as luminous and ethereal, framed by angels and moonlight. The speaker experiences joy and doom as love arrives, hearing a whisper that songs and tales deceive, and Leonanie must leave while her love remains young. God smiles at morning as Leonanie drifts away like a dream.
The narrator and Jack Morris discuss Ferendia, a handsome but shadowed figure, while Princess and M Nicolas view the portrait. A late night reveal hints the Princess may be involved with Nihilist conspirators, casting doubt on Ferendia and his wife and warning the painter of danger.
The narrator attends a final sitting as Princess Ferendia hosts a piano recital and prepares to depart for Lady Bosworth’s. the Princess reveals a birthday wish, presents a £300 check, and shares a lingering moment with Ferendia before a carriage ride.
A narrator recalls a midnight awakening and a journey to the Ferendias house where Prince Ferendia lies dead. The scene moves from a tense search for answers to an inquest foregone as M. Niccolas’s suspected actions loom. The Princess mourns, hinting at vengeance as Laurie's fate and a perilous mystery unfold.
Gov. Alger recounts a Detroit visit by Senator Evarts and statesmen where a running joke about his long sentences drew repeated quips. Evarts teased that no one objects to long sentences except the criminal classes, prompting a party vote to curb further “chestnut” jokes.
The veteran statesman Carl Schurz spends his spare moments delivering lectures on modern education, sharing insights and reform ideas with attentive audiences.
Chas. B. Lewis known as M. Quad, famed Detroit Free Press humorist, rose from Lansing printer to war veteran, survivor of a steamboat disaster, and prolific writer. He created Hour at the Central Station and Lime Kiln Club features, wrote for multiple papers, and reportedly earns about $5,000 yearly from the Free Press while staying in Detroit.
The young king of Siam pursues reforms while officials face a graft probe. A report states some leaders are found guilty of accepting bribes, signaling political turmoil and Calls for change within the royal administration.
A Philadelphia News interview outlines old time dental fillings from hand-drilling to modern electric pluggers. It contrasts drying needs with rubber dam use, nerve devitalization, and rapid drilling aided by a four-cell battery, noting a half day to complete ten to fifteen years ago versus now.
A collage of jokes and vignettes on public life, manners, and politics. Blended quips reference baseball strikes, spartan courtship, Grover Cleveland, BostonPhiladelphia contrasts, and a farm dog with political tastes. The piece opens with cartoons of social absurdities and ends with a dog’s political mischief.
A Nebraska hunting party tale explains how children refuse to say dog yet insist on dahg and mam yet teachers mark mispronunciations. Adults discuss the trend as a chain of miscommunications across households.
A Gen. Casement of Ohio recounts a West Virginia lawyer charging 1800 for filing an 18000 bill with a railroad receiver. Ex Senator Chaffee recalls a 25000 bill from four lawyers after a land dispute in New Mexico. A Minnesota farmer swindled by a pig case notes a century of steep legal charges.
An original and scientific vegetable compound claimed to increase hair and moustache growth. Advertises its safety and effectiveness with rapid demand, urging readers to request a circular from Tropical Spray Co., Fredonia, New York, and noting sale through L. G. Noyes, Druggist, Warren, Pennsylvania.
A stone cutter and a friend argued if lager beer is intoxicating. A German worker is asked to drink a bucket of beer and proves he can, later explaining he only knew after trying the watered beer that he could do it. Harper's July tale.
Description of hay fever symptoms including nasal inflammation tear ducts and throat involvement with acrid mucus. Claims Ely's Cream Balm provides reliable relief with a price of 50 cents at druggists or 60 cents by mail from Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N Y.
The Warren W C T U plans a June 24 meeting and adjournment to August 26. Speakers preach constitutional prohibition, citing liquor costs, police need, and examples from Vineland New Jersey and other states. Mrs Warren Myers and Mrs Wittenmyer advocate submitting the issue to voters and stronger temperance action.
Mrs J A Culbertson county treasurer of Warren county writes to W C T U unions urging timely payment of state and county dues plus local dues totaling 60 cents per member for June 1886 Irvington Pa. She cites state rule quarterly dues and September mid reporting to keep Warren county abreast with the state ahead of the October deadline to ensure proper representation.
Business readers are urged to use the mail office for all job printing needs. It guarantees high quality stock and low prices, and invites customers to compare prices before placing orders.
A young mother declares she cannot call her baby pretty even as she praises his features with affection. She notes blue eyes, sunshine hair, a perfect mouth, a divinely fair complexion, and a clever nose, yet insists she will not say he is pretty.
The text touts William Spino at 234 Diamond Block as the cheapest source to buy hardware lime cement and mason supplies in Warren.
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