06 Oct 1885
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1885
Page
1
Warren County Agricultural Association meets in Warren at Court House on the last Saturday of each month at 1 p.m. President Charles Lott, Secretary A. S. Dalrymple, Treasurer W. B. Acocks. All farmers are cordially invited to attend.
The document lists officers including President Rev W A Rankin First Vice President Geo P Orr Second Vice President George Ball Secretary Willis Cowan Treasurer A Hertzel Directors Fred Morek A Mintzer 8 M Cogswell W Stone A J Davis A Kir berger Jas Nixon P J Bayer I W McNett Regular monthly meeting on the second Friday of each month at 5 PM in the Council room.
A monthly schedule lists temperance meetings on the first and third Thursdays at 4 P M in the Presbyterian Church lecture room. A Bible reading is held in the Baptist Church on the second Thursday at 3 P M, and a Mother's meeting occurs on the fourth Thursday at 5 P M in the M E Church.
A compilation lists Burgess C. C. Thompson, council members S. M. Cogswell and others, clerk A. Cogswell, surveyor Geo. C. Hamilton, and school directors including Rhev. W. A. Rankin. Also shows assessor G. H. Ames, justices Geo. C. Cornelius and R Schnur, constable S. B. Walker, fire chief C. H. Smith, notaries D. J. Ball and others in the community roster.
A scanned roster enumerates public offices in Warren County Pennsylvania including Congressmen State Senator Assembly Judges Sheriff Prothonotary Register and Recorder Treasurer County Commissioners Surveyor Coroner District Attorney and Auditors with names and hometowns such as Warren Youngsville Conewango Elk Farmington Sugar Grove Lottsville and Sheffield. The list also notes Sept from an unspecified year and various spelled names like W L Scott J W Lee Henry Brace and G H Higgins.
Kennett timetable fragment reports arrivals and departures with Express services. Times given include morning and evening runs such as 5:56 am and 4:17 pm with 12:00 mm and 6:44 pm entries. Sunday services noted at 5:58 am and 5:06 pm.
A compact roster lists multiple church groups and pastors with service times Sabbath schools and other details. Includes Mrrnopist Rev W W Painter Ll AM and 7 30 PM parish gatherings in court house Epriscopan Rev A W Ryan Baptist Rev E D Hammond Presbyterian Rev Perry B Allen Lutheran Rev Ph Doerr Evang elical Rev L Service times Scandinavian Rev N G Johpson Father De La Roque and Father Berbigier Catholic Mass timings catechism and vespers plus weekday morning mass notes.
After a secret Munich marriage Beatrice and Frank confront a web of vanished loves, a dead husband’s bloodline, and a London future. Beatrice’s faithful servant Sarah’s collapse, Maurice Hervey’s death, and a gaunt moral reckoning push the couple toward truth, forgiveness, and a cautious hopeful union.
A collection of jokes and wry observations about marriage, society, sports, and everyday life. Cartoonish lines reference a cow horn milk punch, a dusting chamber maid, plumbers, undertakers, and a variety of humorous one liners about heart's silence, gambling, capital punishment, and bachelor age.
Beatrice sleeps through the dawn while Sarah Miller, believing England lost, stands outside Beatrice's window in despair on a mission of sacrifice. Sarah plots to flee London and sever ties with Beatrice, fearing discovery of the murder she helped bring about as the pair confront fate, faith, and doom.
Carruthers plans an early talk to adapt to a likely future role while seeking continued Beatrice's company. He rejects resignation as fate, insisting he must determine his own path despite looming obligations and changes ahead.
Beatrice and Frank recount the stranger’s death and burial in Munich. Beatrice forgives the dead man, avoiding his grave, while recognizing a changed, timid beauty in Beatrice. Frank urges a future together as Beatrice contemplates their new world.
The notice proclaims a well supplied office with power presses, full type, paper, cards, envelopes, and skilled printers for first class job printing at low prices. Legal blanks are offered, with on demand printing.
Mr J H Decker of Findley Ohio writes that ladies rise in ecstasies over Parker's Hair Balsam saying it is the most elegant dressing they ever used. It stops falling hair restores color and promotes growth.
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