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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1877

Page

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Winter Time Table for Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road 1876

Rail time table effective Sunday November 26 1876 shows westward and eastward trains with Erie Mail leaving Philadelphia at 11 55 pm and arriving Erie at 7 35 pm and 10 35 am. Corry Kane and Warren intermediate stops. note Erie times run 20 minutes behind Philadelphia time. WM Baldwin genl supt.

Philadelphia & Erie Erie Mail Philadelphia Warren Corry Erie Kane L. S Oil Creek Allegheny River R. W M.S. A.W WM. A. Baldwin N.Y Titusville Casunont Grand Valley Garlan Pittsfield Youngsville Irvington Russelburg Fentonyville Frewsburg A & G W Cros Falconer’s Fredonia Dunkirk Bufffalo East Bulla Pitts Oo. C Fentonville Ware Nogl Wed Mae

Local officers and church listings in Warren county

A long list of town and county officials, clerks, and directors is provided alongside church notices for Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Methodist, Evangelical, Lutheran, Scandinavian and Catholic congregations. Fraternal groups and their meeting times are listed, followed by stories of a rural couple and social satire on marriage by Josh Billings.

Presbyterian W. A. Rankin Llam Episcopan H. 8. Getz Llaam Methodist R. M. Warren A. Rearick F. C. H. Lampe J. Mellander CaThoric Father de la Roque Father Mullen

Time table No 1A takes effect December 14 1876

The notice announces a timetable labeled No 1A becoming effective Thursday December 14 1876 at 4 AM. It provides timetable details as a brief directive for schedules and operational changes. The fragment mentions GOING 3 but lacks full context or routes.

No. U

Trains and stops listed for era timetable across Buffalo region

The page catalogs train schedules with arrivals and departures at Buffalo and connections to Erie, Jamestown, Cleveland, Ashtabula, and other towns. It includes station names, timing codes, and services across several lines, noting morning and afternoon runs and intercity links.

Palace Cincinnati New York Mansfield Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago Baltimore & Ohio Ravenna Cleveland & Pittsburg Meadville Union and Corry Jamestown Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo South W. B. Shattuc Gen. Pass’r P. D, Cooper

Schedule Fragment Highlights Odd Time Entries and Codes

A garbled list shows varied times such as 9.40 pm 12.05 am and 1.03 pm 5.22 pm with stray markers like Lilam and No.5. The sequence includes numerous inconsistent timestamps and ambiguous annotations, suggesting a damaged or OCR corrupted schedule or timetable record.

Bowling Home on a Dark Country Road

A suspenseful scene on a lonely October night follows Mrs. Cuthbert awaiting her husband at home. An ugly, bearded prowler stalks the window as she teases him, then hiding near the barn, prompting a playful but tense search through the dark, with her determined hunt continuing.

Mrs. Cuthbert George Mrs. Cuthpert Darling Pointblank Baby Eleanor Deman Squire Jones Bill Williams Mr. Cuthbert

Boiler safety reforms urged after multiple oil region explosions

A Scientific American correspondent cites frequent boiler undersize in Pennsylvania oil fields leading to neglect, scale heat damage, and calls for automatic safety devices and inspector certification. Five explosions since month start caused injuries but no deaths, prompting legislature to consider a boiler inspector. An eastern debating society quips on cheating lawyers as a parallel.

Scientific American H. P.G.C Pennsylvania Oiliom

Organ Controversy Sparks Split in Scottish Parish

In a northern Scotland parish church, a dispute over the organ led to a faction leaving. A former member later asked how the organ was faring and was told it was “blawin awa the chaff an’ keepin’ the corn,” a vivid way of saying attention to the useful remains.

Scotland

Comic valentines designers blamed for brainless display

A critic jokes that the brains knocked out person designed all the comic valentines this year and wrote the accompanying verses. The remark targets those who send the cards, suggesting they have no brains to knock out.

Teacher Reproves Youth Over Fist Fighting Banter

A teacher scolds a student for fistenffing and notes that their school prohibits fighting with fists. The youth recalls that at his previous school batting was not allowed, reflecting on fair play and discipline.

Sate A New Remington Sewing Machine Bargain Offer

A new Remington sewing machine offered at a bargain. Inquire at this office for details and availability.

Remington

How Russia Leather Is Tanned Revealed by Jewell

Gen Jewell, while minister in Russia, learned that birch bark tar dresses hides replacing tallow and grease. He found the tar in a kettle at a major tannery, arranged import of ten barrels at about ten dollars each, and sent it to U.S. tanners. The result is genuine Russia leather goods being made in America and expected price drops.

Menny Garrett Shakers 5Th Avenue Weekly Tribune New York Jewell Russia America

Sensation in Oakland Church Choir Scene

A Sunday service in Oakland erupted when a choir member toppled after eyeing a bonnet, performing a summer salt into the pews while the minister reacted. A spectator laughed as a millionaire nearby was struck by coins, and the congregation threatened to stay away unless the choir is fenced in or netted, as law dictates.

CourRcy Oakland Pittsburg

Quips and Quarrels of a Curious Spring

A long column of witty, pithy jokes and social quips on women, marriage, morals, fashion, and daily life. The items jab at editors, dentists, editors, schools, and manners, with sketches of winter to spring and a handful of regional references.

Morning Glory Churn advertised by McNett & Son

Farmers and dairymen urged to visit McNett and Son's furniture rooms to inspect the Morning Glory Churn claiming it makes more butter from the same amount of cream than any other churn.

McNett & Son

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