Monthly Warren meeting at Court House
The meetings are held in Warren at the Court House on the last Saturday of each month at 1 p.m. The president is Chas Lott, secretary Willis Cowan, and treasurer W B Acocks. All farmers are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1886
Page
1
The meetings are held in Warren at the Court House on the last Saturday of each month at 1 p.m. The president is Chas Lott, secretary Willis Cowan, and treasurer W B Acocks. All farmers are invited to attend.
Fragmented timetable lists arrive and leave times for various routes in the West and East zones. Mentions Erie Warren Kane Dunkirk Pittsburgh Allegheny Valley and express services with multiple daily times. Includes Sunday entries and mixed abbreviations.
Burgess and council members along with other town officers are listed. Includes J. M. Knapp Joseph Walk erman August Morck Jr Robert Mackay and others with roles for clerk surveyor chief fire dept and school directors. Also names constable assessor and justice of the peace are shown.
A compiled roster lists public office holders across Warren county and surrounding towns including Congressman W L Scott Erie and State Senator J W Lee Franklin. It covers Assembly Henry Brace Warren County President Judge W D Brown Warren Associate Judges P W Brown Farmington C Merritt Grand Valley Sheriff Robert A Love Warren Prothonotary D A A rird Warren Register and Recorder W41 Alexander Warren Treasurer C H McAuley Warren County Commissioners M Creeker Younisville T L Putnam Russell Joseph Clinton Sheffield Clerk A Cogswell Surveyor D F A Whетock Lottsville Coroner Dr J L Burroughs Sugar Grove District Attorney G H Higgins Warren Auditors N P Curtis Conewango Martin Kik Fay Farmington County Supt C D Arird Youngsville.
June 1 onward timetable lists daily connections with towns Corry Erie Bradford Dunkirk Oil City Sugar Grove Lander Kinzua Corydon Onoville Salamanca Germany Pa and more. Pouch closing times are 25 minutes before listed departure. postmaster may not hold pouches. Alden P. M. signs.
A long county directory lists brokenstraw Youngsville Irvine Matthews Run Cherry Grove Corydon Cornplanter Conewango North Warren Columbus Deerfield Parthenia Grand Valley Eagle Fast Branch Sanford Elk Germany Freehold Lottsville Bear Lake Farmington Lander Kinzua Mead Stoneham North Clarendon Clarendon Tiona Pine Grove Russell Ackley Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Dugal Sugar Grove Chandler's Valley Sheffield Barnes Spring Creek West Spring Creek South West Scofield Enterprise Triumph Fagundus McGraw Watson Galen Slater Cobham and notes Warren County H post offices total 44.
Evangelical led by Rev L M Boyer holds 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM services with Sabbath School at 10:00 AM. Scandinavian led by Rev N G Johnson holds 11 AM and 7 PM services with Sunday School at 10:00 AM. Catholic led by Rev Father De La Hoque assisted by Rev Father Berbigier has masses on Sundays and weekday mornings and catechism and vesper times as listed.
Local notices list regular meeting nights for multiple lodges and chapters in Warren. It includes G A R Meats, Warren A U 454, K of H 52, Star Lodge 241, Oriental R A Chapter 235, Warren Commandery 63, Warren Lodge 339 I O O F, Kossuth Encampment 98 I O O F, Carroll Lover 102 A O of U W, Warren Lover K of P 481, Emory Lover K L H 515, Coonewango Lodge 250 I C G T, Warren Council R T of T, and Robert Blum Lodge 249 D O H with weekly or monthly schedules and venue details.
A reflective poem about cherished old books and youthful days. The narrator recalls binding, torn pages, stained corners, and shared reading with his brother Will, now gone. As the schoolhouse lies in ruin, he notes how future youths would dismiss these volumes, yet they retain haunting messages from the past.
Ethel Moore, a bright country girl, dreams of a mysterious elfin figure near the swamp by the meadow and a guiding star. She plans to study in Philadelphia at fourteen, despite mockery from Mrs Spriggins.
Ethel ventures into a moonlit meadow seeking a dream figure, falls into a swamp, and is rescued by Frank Chester after her dog Carlo alerts him. She recounts a vision of a mysterious lady and vows not to seek such wonders again as she heads to school.
In a rural tale, Ethel, rescued in a swamp by a mysterious knight, vows to marry him but falls for Frank Chester. Years later, Frank returns to Meadow Grove, reawakens memory, and reveals he was the knight. They marry, and Ethel’s pledge becomes lifelong happiness.
A Canton correspondent notes broad Chinese and foreign anger over US refusal to indemnify Chinese outrages in America. He argues the delay damages America’s standing in China, risking loss of access to railways, mines, and markets as English and German interests grow.
A New York Star critique describes a 12 year old girl in hotel society, elaborately dressed and self confident, as a model of nouveau riche youth. It argues such children lack virtue and promise, favoring sturdy healthy children over pretentious Frou-Frou types, warning they harm future prospects.
Senator Camden of West Virginia, famed for energy in debate, forgets his own name after attending his daughter's wedding in Parkersburg. A passerby asks about his fishing luck, prompting Camden to realize the man was Lt. Spellman, the groom-to-be.
The Pall Mall Gazette lauds Blackpool’s electric tram as a practical, low‑traffic solution. A single eight‑horsepower motor powers the car via copper conductors and a hanging flexible line, with power generated out of sight, signaling a potential locomotion revolution.
A St Paul mother warned a bank cashier at night that her son planned a robbery. The cashier did not believe her and slept on. By Monday morning the bank was $6,000 short in cash.
S A Samuelson outlines butter making from cow selection to feeding, milking, and chilling. He stresses Jersey or strong milking cows, proper hay and water, careful milking with clean teats, summer pasture, and be mindful of beech leaves. churn, wash, salt, and store butter in a brine-filled tub for long keeping. He covers calves, grain, weather, and cellar conditions to ensure gilt-edge butter.
A collage of humorous vignettes and jokes from a vintage page includes satirical quips on marriage, rent and leases, vacation rest, clothing cloths, court scenes, editoral banter, and social foibles. It features comments on Mr. Cleveland, the White House, and assorted anecdotes from courts, weddings, and daily life.
Democratic candidate Taylor extends thanks to the women present calling them ministers of comfort and beauty. He praises their influence and asks them to help place him in the gubernatorial chair, invoking biblical imagery of Eve.
An original and scientific vegetal compound promises safe, certain hair and moustache growth. No extra advertising needed as demand rises. circulars available from Tropical Spray Co in Fredonia, New York. Sold locally by L. G. Noyes, Druggist in Warren, Pennsylvania.
F B Ainsworth & Co. of Indianapolis report Ely's Cream Balm as a preventive for hay fever after ten years of yearly symptoms from August to frost. The druggist recommended it and the user claims it is the only effective preventive. In a separate note J S Burdick of St Louis praises Parker's Hair Balsam for restoring hair color and softness.
Readers may see the paper by the date opposite each address on paper or wrapper. Communications are requested from all parts of the county and country. They must be brief and newsy. Anonymous articles will not be published. The writer's name must be sent, though not necessarily for publication.
A local W C T U meeting at the school house drew many residents as fifteen new members joined. Officers include President Mrs. Wm. Snapp and Secretary Miss Anna Farnsworth, with plans for winter evening meetings and another trip to Tiona. The Glade North Warren and Warren unions conducted visits this week.
Reverend W F Wood argues insurance data show moderate drinkers die younger and live shorter lives than total abstainers. He cites tables from Nelson and Oswald, estimating life expectancy gaps of up to decades, and urges prohibition to protect homes and state interests.
A period-era advert says prolonged affliction plagued a man until doctors failed, claiming Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery could purify blood and heal scrofulous diseases from pimples to ulcers, and even consumption if taken early, with all druggists stocking it.
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