Local Warren Ad Reads Legal, Arts and Barber Services
Brown law firm listings and attorney offices appear with several names and addresses in Warren Pennsylvania. The notice includes DINSHOOR & CABLE on Water Street, Guthrie & Byles on Spring Street, Reverdy B. Stewart and Richard & Stewart physicians, Wilbur & Schnur lawyers, and a barber under First National Bank offering haircuts and shaves. A painter advertises portraits from life or from photos with oil painting and guarantees satisfaction.
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BROWN
Ova At Law
Warren
Secom
First National Bank
Brows, Co. W
D Street
Guthrie & Byles, Attorneya At Law
Spring Street
Lunaville
Crawford
Venango
Erie
Forest Counties
Dunkirk to Pittsburgh R R Schedule Takes Effect
Announcement notes that the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh R R timetable goes into effect Saturday January 7 1582 with updated travel times and route details for passengers.
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Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsi
Tr. Me
Congress’s holiday denial sparks scandal in Washington
From the National Capitol report dated December 25 1882 criticizes Congress for delaying a holiday recess, notes Robeson’s push for fines for absences, describes votes and excuses, and warns of President Arthur’s District Commissioner pick Olmstead amid reform pushes. The piece also discusses English mission talks and Blaine Logan Chandler tripartite alignments.
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Waenmerox
D. C
Congress
Robeson
Pennsylvania
House
Arthur
Olmstead
Shepherd
Hallet Kilbourn
Senate
Washington
Lincoln
Folger
Mr. Robeson
Blaine
Logan
Chandler
Richelieu Robeson
Pirase
Men of the hour in Dakota and the senatorial note
A Sugar Grove boy writes of Senator Beck, his Kentucky career and tariff views, and of Dakota's wheat frontier. He praises Beck's influence, hints at Hale’s counter-investigation, and mocks town booms and speculative growth around Fargo, Farco, and Paradise land. He notes the sharp contrast between farmers’ yields and booming settlements.
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Senator Beck
Bannocks
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Washington
United States Senate
Theig
Beck
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Hale
Maine
Democratic Fund
United States Treasury
Pennsylvania
Dakota
Jess
Chicago
Farco
Fargo
London
England
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Land of Paradise
Sugar Grove
Dakota Letter From a Warren Box Farm Vision
A Dakota correspondent describes Dakota farming as highly productive and less toilful than Pennsylvania. He reports wheat yields around 25 bushels per acre, oats 75, barley 60, and explains land prices, breaking costs, seed, and harvest expenses, arguing sustained profit from diversified farming in the Red River Valley.
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Dakota
Pennsylvania
Red River
Review of the December oil market in Stowell's Oil Reporter
The December issue notes little change in November oil fields with October at 74 118 bpd and November at 73 098 bpd. shipments total 1 404 640 barrels, stock 33 722 555 barrels. New drilling and rig building are down from 1881. Major districts show waning production, with Cranberry and Bald Ridge as minor positives. Exchanges report combined crude sales of 386 712 000 barrels in four markets. Pittsburgh 51 602 barrels shipped.
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Stowell
Oil Reporter
Allegany
Bradford
Cherry Grove
Cranberry
Oi City
Bald Ridge
Butler County
Pittsburgh Oil Exchange
Oil City Exchange
Bradford Exchange
York Exchange
Pittsburgh
Murder at Uniontown leaves two men dead in hotel room
Nutt, a Uniontown banker, legislator, and state official, was shot by N J Dukes at the Jennings hotel. Dukes, a Democratic candidate, claims self defense after a planned interview over a disputed affair involving Dukes' daughter. Dukes is in custody. Nutt died within ten minutes.
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Axiosrows
Junnings Hotel
A. ©. Nutt
Uniontown
National Bank of
Fayette County
Pennsylvania Treasury Department
State Treasury
N. J. Dukes
Pennsylvania
Captain Nutt
Harrisburg
Clark Breckenridge
Jennings Hotel
Dukes
Breckenridge
Jenning
Nutt
Breckinridge
J. L. Feather
Feather
Smith & Weston
Nutrs
A. C. Nutt
Natt
Morrisburg
Telgraph
Prersacee
Conductors Wife Ruse Sparks Trainroom Laughs
A conductor carries an amusing encounter on a passenger car as a curious regular rides with a ticket stash while a prettily seated woman sits alone. The twist reveals the wife is the conductor’s spouse, prompting comic reactions and a lighthearted train misdirection.
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Tie
Pasaciner
Jim
Roses Travéler’s Magazine
Onske Dt
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W. G Truneey
Atorney
At Law
Osmer, Dale & Freez
Judge Boofield
Warren, Pa
OM. Orr
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Johnson's Exchange Building
Ant
Onmer, Dale & Freeman
Alsome
Deofield
Liberty Street
W. Olmes
W.spauw
L.A. Freeman
Murray
Sergean
Mark & Co
Deore
Pit
Tee
Ut. Davies
D. H. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Peens
E. Browe
Christian Smith
Ggn
Golden Horse
First National
Warrem
F. P. Olney
Irvington
Dinshoor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Scofield’s Meek
HAL
Dinshoor, George , Leonhart
Varver House
FAB. Cable
Gus Mull
J.D. Danforth
Bengst
Variety Hall
Ball & Thompson
Beatty “Rock
L Ball
Notary Puublic
G. G. Thompson
Dist
E. D. Preston
Third and
Lilarty
Aed
Thos
Bell's
Ligh Street
Ses
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard &. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
High Street
Way Hickory
Wilbur & Schnur
A.aoeneys
Front Street
Postoffice
Wilbus
Greaves
Rit Pointer
Malla
Episcopal Church
Harvard
Sala Agit
Sinclairville
Vermont
Ross Mill
Falconer
A &D.Y. Crossing
Annes
Brewsburg Pane
Jackson
Rvinety
Oungsvills
Pittafield
Ay Garland
Ewton
Star
Rand Va
East Titustil T
Habs
Titustile
Thay B
Clyu LE
Sane
Shore Road
Warren & Farnsworth Valley R
McCalmont
Weverwood
Uerina le
Clarendon Ibs
Garfield
Claren Garfield
City
Titusia
Gallieid
Jepot
Dd. Wood
National Capitol
Youngssille
Frank M. Sigeine
Nebraska
E. J. Sigeine
David Orator
O. We Cotter
Stitute
Santa Claus
Belnap
Tree
Thatcher
Siggins
Fliza Mead
Odd Hall
MEN OF the Hour
James B. Beck
Fanno
the Ledger
Review OF the Field
Green Land
N. L. Dures
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