Mails Close at Warren P O Daily Schedule
Postal notice lists mail routes and processing times for Warren P O area on June 25 with divisions for Upper and Lower Oil Regions New York New England Ohio and Western States and specifics for western and eastern Pa and N Y city routes. It names towns Titusville Tidioute L.A. V and P RY lines and Lander Kinzua Cornplanter Corydon Unoville Steamburg and Germany Pa with weekly days and times.
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Corry
Eric
New York
New England
Ohio
Western States
Western Pa
Eastern
N. Y. City
N. E. States
Baltimore
Washington
Titusville
Tidioute
L.A
V&p
Lander
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Unoville
Steamburg
Germany
Salupaays
September Days and a Secret Memory in Autumn
The poem recalls a vivid September landscape with yellow goldenrods corn and turning leaves. It notes fragrant grapes and butterflies and declares that despite nature’s beauty a personal memory holds the true September secret. The speaker H. H. in Scribner remembers one unforgettable September day.
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H. H
Scribner
Town Officials Named in Burgess-S St. Ailen Election
The Town Council lists members including Burgess, S. T. Ailen, A. J. Davis, A. Herizel, S. McNett, and others with Clerk George O. Cornelius. School Directors named include Kk. P. King, T. Keele, F. Henry, Geo. Insworth, Chas. Dinsmod, J.G. Marsh, V. Benson. Constable John E. McPherson Jr and others named as Notaries Public D J Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O Hollman Ozro Nesmith.
District and County Officials List for Warren County
A compiled roster lists elected and appointed county officers in Warren and surrounding towns. Names include Congressman J H Osmer Franklin, State Senator J W Lee Franklin, Assemblyman J B White Youngsville, and treasurer Y B Barnes Warren, with judges, sheriffs, clerks, commissioners, and other officials from Warren and nearby communities.
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J. BH. Osmer
Franklin
J. W. Lee
J. B. White
Youngsville
Lansing D. Wetmore
Warren
W. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W. Connely
Deerfield
Sherif
Henry Brace
W. Waters
A. Register & Recorder
A. W. Jackson
Y. EB. Barnes
Benj. Ellis
Sugar Area
Jas. Roy
W.H. Maultby
Keldred
Critt
Marsh
Corydon
N. PF. Wright
Freehold
W. W. Kemble
Tidioute
N. K Thompson
Sugar Grove
Telegraph Wires Sing of News and Woes Across the Sky
A poem contrasts telegraph wires carrying gleeful rumors with sobering reports and cries of death, drought, and market swings. The verses mingle laughter, sorrow, and urgent headlines as information travels by wire.
Church Schedules Across Denominations
Lutheran Rev G A Wenzel offers services at 11 AM and 7 50 PM with Sunday school. Baptist Rev H H Leamy holds 11 AM 7 50 PM services and Sabbath school at 10 30. Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin preaches 11 AM and 7 30 PM with Sabbath school 12 50. Episcopalian Rev H S Getz 11 AM 7 30 PM and Sabbath school 12 50. Missionary Rev R M Warren services 11 AM 8 PM with Sabbath school 12 30. Evangelical Rev W Haupt 10 30 AM 7 30 PM. Sabbath 9 30. Scandinavian Rev J Mellander first and third Sundays 10 30 AM 7 30 PM. Catholic Father De La Roque assisted by Father Mullen Mass 9 50 AM 10 30 AM with vesper at 4 PM.
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G. A. Wenzel
Jlam
A M
H. H. Leamy
Loa M
Presbyterian
W. A. Rankin
US A
Epriscopan
H.8. Getz
Mrrnopist
R. M. Warren
Lam
Wm. Haupt
J. Mellander
CaTnoLic
Father de la Roque
Local Fraternal Group Meeting Schedule Extract
Warren council and several lodges list meeting days and locations including R. T. or T.-Meets on second and fourth Thursdays, Mutual Protective Association in Good Templars' Hall, K of H meetings, Rouse Council No. 41, and I O O F chapters with dates on full moon or Mondays and various officers named.
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P. Greenland
Sec. Mutual Protective Association
Rouse Council
Good Templars
J.J. Taylor
C. W. Sersall
Laban Lovgr
H. Hall
Carver House
W.S. Leffard
H. R. Bartlett
Cobuam Post
Penn
A. Gq
A. R
Jas, O
Parmlee
Post. Com
Rosr
Dennison
Carroll Lodge
A. O
U. W
S. Burgess
J. F. McPherson
W. E. L. Coates
Recorder
North Star Lodge
Ss. W. Waters
W. M. F. M. Knapp
Y. Occidental H. R. A
R. Henderson
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
N. G
T. E. Barnes
Sec
Hands Off and Home Life Advice from Olive Logan
A dated reprint urges girls to abandon tidiness and care for household duties, then shifts to a male safety stance. Olive Logan promotes female autonomy while warning against idle flirtation, then notes a publicized swimming match between Boyton and Webb with a $1000 purse and commentary on individual biases.
Locomotives Speed Refuted by Engineer Fraser
The New York Sun prints an old engineer Fraser statement denying trains travel at mile a minute. He argues wheels over five feet are rare and thirty five miles per hour is already very fast, noting wind and poles would be felt at extreme speeds. His tale of a mile a minute ride ends with the bell signaling the claimed rate.
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N. Y. Sun
Fraser
Principles of Nursing for the Invalid
A detailed guide on nursing for delicate appetites and frail patients. It stresses presentation of food, minimal portions, anticipatory care, and avoiding patient consultation. Emphasizes discreet, decisive management of meals, room conditions, visitors, and adherence to the doctor's orders for best recovery.
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Scribner
Confession Turns on Hypocrisy in Western Church
A Western town lawyer, a member of a large church, is pressed to confess drunkenness. During a temperance meeting the lawyer admits only drinking, while confessing others’ sins, prompting a cascade of self-accusations from the brethren and sisters. The scene ends as he admits the fault.
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Steubenville
Joseph Cook on American Ministers
Joseph Cook argues that church ministers face demanding parish duties and should not be expected to deliver brilliant sermons multiple times weekly. He asserts that average sermons rival Congressional orations and that American ministers possess strong intellectual training compared with other professions of equal numbers.
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Joseph Cook
Howitzer Mule Experiment Ends in River Bluffs
A major tests firing a howitzer strapped to an ambulance mule at a Western fort. The mule spins and vaults, the howitzer swings, causing officers to flee. A puff of smoke and a thud send the mule tumbling, the ball ricochets to the fort chimney, frightening the major’s wife. no result report was sent to the War Department.
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War Department
Fire at Hagerstown Hotel Sparks Farcical Escape
A traveling man awoke to a blaze in his third floor room at the Hagerstown Hotel and leaped out a second story window to escape. As onlookers watched, firemen rushed by with scantily clad women’s clothes prompting the man to offer help while discovering he wore only a shirt a vest and gaiters with his other garments over his arm.
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H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Maine
Burdette
Burlington Hawk Eye
Soree
International Steampship Company
Peoria
Monroe Street
Hagerstown
Norristown Herald
Hope
Wordsworth
Josh Bulings
Jefferson
Shakespeare
Hamlet
New York Star
Bob
Julia
Augustus
Godey’s and Atlantic Monthly Highlights September Issues
Godeys Lady s Book September features rich art fashion and literature with a Darley steel plate symbolizing harvests and contented farmers a mammoth colored fashion plate and extensive dress illustrations. Atlantic Monthly September opens with Caesar s Art of War and Writing Shaler on numbers Kearny on American Finances Flagg on birds Ward on a Tennysonian career White on nobility and gentry Perry on Mountains in Literature Irene the Missionary and boating pieces Harvard Yale racing novels and a Magdalena Peanuts short story by Phoeby Yates Pember plus poems and reviews of new books.
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Godey
Darley
Atlantic Monthly
Caesar
Shaler
John Watts Kearny
Kentucky
Wilson Flagg
J. H. Ward
Richard Grant White
England
Ernest Dale Owen
Gleanings From A Busy Era In The Nation And Region
Notes report Clearfield plans for the state’s largest tannery and a burning ice house at the Parker fire. European tourist influx ends for the season as Russia’s war with Turkey cost 750 million dollars and 200000 lives. Potato yields double last year. many eagles spotted in the Allegheny mountains. Miscellany includes Nellie’s imagined sterling qualities and proverbs on self-worth. Mayor Megraw’s trunk lost in Lake Chautauqua. Vanderbilt’s fortune grows by a million monthly. Eagles return in tens of thousands, with London shipping a large flock by grain. Marcus Hook claims Pennsylvania’s oldest market town status since 1701. old Chester rivalry noted. Lieutenant Cary arrives in England, apologizes for past conduct. Hayes appoints Phillip O Wales Surgeon General. The oldest PA couple, Pope Bushnell and wife, are ninety. Melon ripeness signs described by blisters on rind. practical guide to selecting ripe fruit.
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Clearfield
Parker
Europe
Turkey
Russia
Allegheny
Nellie
Megraw
Pittsburg
Lake Chautauqua
William H. Vanderbilt
London
Marcus Hook
Pennsylvania
Chester
Penn
Chinchester
Prince Louis
England
Hayes
Phillip O. Wales
Maryland
U.S. N
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
J. Winthrop Taylor
Pope Bushnell
Dyberry
Wayne Co
Heart of the Woods
M. Guenon
Sharper’s Clothing Scheme Cheats Ashtabula County Farmer
An Ohio scammer, known as the clothing man, convinces a well-to-do farmer to sign a contract for a suit after introducing him to samples. The buyer never delivers. a bank later shows the note for eighty dollars on the contract, leaving the farmer liable and the sharper vanished.
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Ashtabula County
Ohio
Sharper
Herrick
Austinburg
Ashtabula
Dinner-Only Visitors Strain Saratoga Lodging Scene
Saratoga correspondence notes crowds arriving by train overwhelm hotel clerks. Lead hotels divert guests to dwellings as rooms run scarce. A richly dressed guest demands a large room at the United States hotel and is told she may choose any vacant room but must move current occupants.
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Congress Hall
United States
Saratoga Cor
Edison advances in electric light progress at Menlo Park
From a communication from Menlo Park Edison reports steady progress in solving the electric light problem. Platinum alloy costs for lamps have fallen reducing burner expense below that of a gas bracket. A standard electric meter is improved and wiring from plants to homes is insured. Edison asserts the generator cannot be improved and notes high efficiency with most power delivered outside the machine.
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Edison
Oswego Times
Menlo Park
Dr Fenner’s Blood and Liver Remedy advertised for many ailments
An 1878 testimonial pushes Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic as cures for biliousness liver complaints jaundice dyspepsia constipation headaches fever and ague splenomegaly scrofula eruptions nerve debility and more It claims rapid relief with additional products like Improved Cough Honey Golden Relief and St Vitus Dance Specific with dealers selling the medicines.
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Fenner
Laughter and Wit Parade in Humorous Postal Cards
A stream of quips and puns fills a printed page, mixing jokes about laughter, love, and daily life. Observations on manners, language, and social quirks run through references to actors, authors, fashion, and households, with scattered notes from newspapers and a few sharp quips about current events.
Newspaper subscription notice rules
Subscribers who do not express contrary notice are assumed to want continued service. Publishers may keep sending papers until all charges are paid if the subscriber requests discontinuation.
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High Street
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G. B. Evans
KR. B. Stewart
Hazeltine & Davis
Hickory St
Union School
Laim
Crandall
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H. N. Crandall
Warren, Pa
Perry D. Clark
Scofield
Water Street
Postoffice
Wm.swanson
Attorney At Law
Johnson's Exchange
Cable & Snapp
Alien's Block
Eddy & Co
James Cable
F.M. Knapp
Johnson
Lindsey & Parmlee
Warren Pa
W. M. Lindsey
J.D. Parmlee
Brown & Ball
Beatty Block
Kirst National Bank
W. D. Brown
D. I. Ball
G. H. Leonhart
Meat Market
A. Cogswell
Front Street
Parmlee & Henry’s
P. V. Murray
Corner Water
Iickery
Morck & Co’s
William Schnur
Morck’s Jewelry
Front St
Oo.ef. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Wilbur
M. Miles
J. Hodges
Otice Water Street
Messner & Trushers
Sextus Keller
Smith's
Ds. WM. V. Hazeltine
Liberty Street
Scofield & Docker's
Junlus R. Clark
Chas
H. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
C. H. Noyes
Allen & Thompson
Warren County
Central Block
W. Allen
Co. C. Thompson
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
J. E. Brown
R. Brown, Co
W. Stone
H. E. Brown
Pas
Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
H. Hunter
E.G. Wood
M. B. Dunham B. Nesmith
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
Truer& CO
Augusta
Local Directory
P. O
Dewey Lanes
Senate
Brown “Jones
Ella Wheeler
Cordie & Koebley
Fredonia
Day & Purshaw
Nee
Island
Warren Ae
Hickory Street
SS — School House
Arren, Pa
WM. C
Cc. J. Swift
First Avenue
Corry, PA
J. E
Merck’s Drug Store
Annie
Sister Mary
Olive Logan
Boyton
Webb
James Gordon Bennett
Denver
East
Chicago
New England School Board
Carbonate Hill
Jay Goulds
Russell Sages
D. P. Morgans
Wall Street
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Tabor
Leadville
Jim Fisk
John Phoenix
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