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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1879

Page

1

Transit Schedule Fragments for Several Towns

Readable parts show 8:00 pm Pittsburg and 4:39 pm routes with times at N Warren Frewsburg Oil City and Warren. Entries mix localities with arrival and departure times amid garbled text indicating a bus or train timetable.

Pittsburg Tidioute Rvineton N. Warren Russellburg Frewsburg A.&g.w. Cross Oil City Warren Fentonville sUumly Buffalovarr

The Ghost of the Westbound Train

A railway crew faces a haunting memory after a wreck in which a drunken man is killed crossing the tracks. The engineer and fireman recount the incident, one seeking to quit the rail, the other confessing a lingering haunting that repeats with each crossing. The narrator later encounters the ghostly conductor who confirms the vision and its impact.

Anna Dickinson Ragged Register Iowa New England Jim Philadelphia & Erie Road Philadelphia & Erie

Local Officials and Assignments Listed in Town Records

Burgess is I S Allen as council, with S Burgess A J Davis and D 5 McNett among others. Clerks include George O Cornelius and D J Ball Notates Public. School directors list R P King and T Keeler, among several names. Assessor J W Benson and Justices of the Peace D J Hodges and D W C James named. Constable John F McPherson Jr. Public notices include additional names Ozro Nesmith and O F Hoffman.

Justices of the Peace D. J. Hodges D. W.C. James John F. McPherson, Jr Notates Public D. J. Ball C. Hi. Noyes H. E. Brown O. F. Hoffman Ozro Nesmith

District and County Officers List Read in Warren

The passage enumerates district and county officials serving Warren and surrounding areas. Names include Congressman J H Osmer Franklin Pa state senator J W Lee assemblyman J B White president judge Lansing D Wetmore associate judges W B Acocks W W Connely sheriff Henry Brace prothonotary Starling W Waters register recorder A W Jackson treasurer T E Barnes county commissioners Benjamin Ellis Jas Roy W H Maultby surveyor D F A Wheelock coroner Sterling Green district attorney C C Thompson auditors Critt Marsh N F Wright W W Kemble county superintendent N R Thompson.

J. H. Osmer Franklin J. W. Lee J. B. White Youngsville Lansing D. Wetmore Warren W. B. Acocks Pittsfield W. W. Connely Deerfield Henry Brace Starling W. Waters Register & Recorder A. W. Jackson T. E. Barnes Benj. Ellis Sugar Jas Roy W.H. Maultby Wicred D. F. A. Wheelock Lottsville Sterling Green Kinzua C. C. Thompson Tidioute, Co Critt Marsh Corydon N. F. Wright Freehold W.W. Kemble Tidioute N. R Thompson Sugar Grove

Church Schedules Across Denominations on Sunday

The list outlines multiple denominations led by pastors with Sunday services and Sabbath schools. Lutheran Rev G A Wenzel holds 11 AM and 7:30 PM services, Baptist Rev H H Leamy 11 AM and 7 PM, Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin 11 AM and 7 PM, Episcopalian Rev H S Getz 11 AM and 7 PM, Methodist Rev R M Warren 11 AM and 7 PM, Evangelical Rev Wm Houpt 10:30 AM and 7 PM, Scandinavian Rev J Mellander 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM on first and third Sundays, Catholic Rev Father De La Roque assisted by Father Nullen with services 9:30 and 10:30 AM and Vespers at 4 PM.

Kane Erie Corry P.T. & B. Railways Oil Creek Allegheny River Railways Erie Accom G. A. Wenzel H. H. Leamy Ilam Presbyterian W. A. Rankin Episcopal H.S. Getz Mrtro Hopist R. M. Warren Wm. Houpt J. Mellander Father de la Roque Father Nullen

Fraternal Lodge and Council Meeting Listings

Local fraternal orders hold regular meetings across Warren including I O G T No 29 Knights of Honor Warren Council No 2 Goose traf, Mutual Protective Association, Rouse Council No 41, Laban Lodge No 52 K of H, Cobham Post No 125 G A R, Carroll Lodge No 102 A O of U W, North Star Lodge No 241 AY M, Occidental H R A Chapter No 235, Conewango Lodge No 250 I O G T, Warren Lodge No 539 I O O F, Kossuth Encampment No 98 I O O F. Schedule varies by group.

P. Greenland Sec Mutual Protective Association Rouse Council Good Templars’ Hall J.J. Taylor C. W. Sersall Laban Lodge H. Hall Carver House W.S. Leffard H. R. Bartlett Cobham Post Dept. OF PENN Jas. O. Parmlee Post. Com Robt Dennison Carroll Lodge A. O U. W Burgess’ Store J. F. McPherson W. E. L. Coates Recorder North Star Lodge S. W. Waters F. M. Knapp Y. Occidental R. Henderson H. P

Old Zach Reminiscences of Mr. Chandler in Inter Ocean

Washington correspondence recalls Chandler as a fierce brawler who spoke bluntly when provoked. anecdotes note his vow never to regret a speech or vote and his blunt handling of a contractor's grievance. It also covers Delano's exit from the Interior and Chandler’s offer to clean the department, praised by Secretary Schurz for its reformist outcome.

Chandler Chicago Interior Indian Bureau Mr. Chandler Delano Grant Interior Department Schurz

Zach Chandler the kind hearted Michigan statesman

A traveler recalls meeting a Michigan passenger who explains Chandler’s success. He praises Chandler as a strict businessman who helps honest men with timely aid, noting how many small merchants across the state owe him their salvation from bankruptcy due to his generosity.

Michigan Chandler Zach Chandler Zach

Why the Book-Keeper Stole

A palace of wants drives a book-keeper to theft earning $2500 yearly. He steals to satisfy his wife craving better housing and attire. Detected defalcation leads to penitentiary talk. Memphis report adds a eloping daughter angle. A street fight ends with the remark I aint licked but satisfied.

Charlie New York Graphic

Reformation urged on profane speech habits

An Episcopal Methodist piece urges curbing profanity and irreverent language. It argues against repeating others words that blaspheme and stresses accountability for every idle or impure utterance, calling for reform in speech among Christians.

Episcopal Methodist Sydney Smith

Cradle Mix Up at Oil City Wedding Sparks Vengeance

A cradle delivered to the Jones household during a wedding caused confusion when a misaddressed delivery led the furniture man to claim Jones sent it. Neighbors allege a wrathful youth with a shotgun awaits Jones, forcing him to enter by the back alley.

Jones Oil City Mr. Jones

Correct Pronunciation Teach Teachers How to Pronounce

At the Teachers Institute in Philadelphia Mr. Jacob H. Sides Belmont Grammar School principal demonstrated proper pronunciation through thirteen words. He noted common errors and urged careful enunciation, highlighting words such as pronunciation association telegraphy squalor vagary recess government enervate indisputable isolate allopathy rise and laugh.

Teachers’ Institute Phila Jacob H. Sides Belmont Grammar School Sides Mr. Sides Nin

The Highwayman and the Bloodsucking Doctor Compared

A dated comparison portrays the ancient highwayman as a measured thief who offers choices between life and money and praises mercy. It contrasts the modern quack doctor as merciless, demanding payment for death and extortion, urging census inclusion to reveal the scale of harm and calls for suppression.

Walker Bergh

Tin Tag Cigars Promote Dream Inducing Flavors Ad

A Westville grocer touts Tin Tag Cigars with a humorous circular claiming the tobacco is grown in conservatories and crafted by Cuban artisans. The ad promises airborne sensations and stylish riches, plus health and household benefits, asserting the cigar charms families and daily life in exaggerated fashion.

Westville Conn

Nevada Inventors Enter Washington Patent Office

The Virginia Chronicle notes two Nevada inventions cavated at the Washington Patent Office. A Barber's Muzzler fastens over the mouth to prevent talking while shaving, with rear head clamps, priced at 2.50 dollars or 3 dollars with a lever for jaw breaking. The Bonnet Grapple is a grappling hook with a rope to pull obstructing bonnets, risking disfigurement and attendance at theatres.

Nevada Washington Patent Office Virginia Nev

Barosma Backache Liver and Kidney Cure Promises Cure

A medical advertisement lists symptoms including side and back pain dizziness bitter mouth high colored urine and nervous debility. It promotes Barosma with Dandelion and Mandrake Pills as a specific in 99 of 100 cases and notes prices and availability from Warren druggists via E. K. Thompson of Titusville Pennsylvania.

E. K. Thompson Titusville Warren

Law of Newspapers on Subscriptions and Removal

The notice outlines rules for continuing or canceling subscriptions and the publisher’s rights. It states that non-notification means continued subscriptions, ongoing charges may be pursued, uncollected papers remain the subscriber’s responsibility, moving without informing the publisher incurs liability, and that refusing to take a paper is prima facie evidence of fraud.

Fragments of Wit and Wisdom Across a Sunday Pages

A collage of quips and anecdotes from Irish and New England sources. Jokes touch on churchgoing, salesmanship, gossip, and love, with playful dialogue about editors, preachers, and philosophers.

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