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Erie Advertisements for Local Merchants and Attorneys
A set of 19th century advertisements lists J. W. Wetmore attorney at law and Henry Cadwell, a dry goods and hardware dealer, with Empire Stores on four doors below Crown's Hotel in Erie, Pa. Also Mervin Smith, attorney and justice of the peace, and W. H. Knowlton & Son selling clocks, jewelry, and piano fortes at Keystone Buildings on State Street, Erie, Pa.
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J. W. Wetmore
Ta Wialker's
Ollege
Henry Cadwell
Ratorter
Grocerica
Empire
Crown's Howl
Erie
Mervin Smith
Bile
Justice of the Peace
Wright
W. H. Knowlton & Son
Keystone
Brown
Hate State Street
J. Goulding
Merenost Tarver
Toré
Stat
Erie Bank
R. Dewey
Wuorgsi
Rasm Berat
Brown's
State Sucel
George H. Cutler
ArTronsey Av Law
Girard
Erie County
Wilson Laird
J. 1
Williams
T. W. Moore
Sect
Ofic. W
IL F
Spaftdingts Exchange
Fuilalo
N.Y
State Street
Eale
TH. Wildiams
Nanklerland Exchange
Orang
É&E
Benjamin FE. Dennison
Lay
Cleveland
Superior Street
Allwaters Block
Parker
Aumridge
Richard Fletcher
Boston
Rauluet H. Parking
Wolant Vt
Philadelphia
Richard B. Kintall
Wallsaget
New York
Moses Koch
Wrowrsare
Ann Rear
Fifth Streets
Eric
Dickerson
Iveiday
Roracox
Seventh Street
B. Wright
Nolesale
Baile
John H. Burton