Warren Pa. Business Cards and Local Notices
A long list of Warren Pa. professionals and services including attorneys at law, doctors, a dentist, a barber, a hotel, and a local exchange. The page details offices, blocks, and street locations in Warren and nearby Irvineton with brief notes on services and upstair offices. Also includes a national capital dispatch discussing Speaker of the House prospects, park trip telegraph plans, political alliances, and Don Cameron’s senate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hoffman
Warren
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
BR. Brown
G. W. Btone
H. EB. Browe
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Warren, Pa
Johnson’s Exchange
L. D. Wetmore
C.H. Noyes
W. D. Hinckley
F.polney
Wilbur & Schnur
Law
Front Street
W. W. Wilbur
Teaberry teeth whitening and breath freshening benefit
A short ad-like notice urges using Teaberry daily morning and night to brighten teeth, redden gums, and improve beauty. It claims sweeter breath and enhanced appearance for daughters and sons, from Tironssure, Ont., December 14, 1881. A Lyme-like testimonial follows praising Zopesa from Thomson & Co druggists for curing long biliousness and dyspepsia, increasing weight from eighty six to one hundred twenty four pounds, attributed to Drs Caroline Fornes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tironssure
Zopesa
Thomson
Thomson & Co
Caroline Fornes
R. G. Forbes
Men of the Hour and Bourbons in Exile
A portrait of Henri Charles Ferdinand Marie Dieudonne d Artois Duc de Bordeaux as heir to the Bourbons and Count de Chambord’s leadership. The piece recalls Charles X, Sedan’s surrender, and the Bourbon factions with notes on exile, loyalty, and a monarchist lineage. It also mentions Governor Bruner and Jeffersonian democracy, with shifts toward greenback currency and political reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Chambourd
Charles X
Wm. I
Prussia
Henri Charles Ferdinand Marie Dieudoune d’ Artois
Duc de Bordeaux
Tuileries
Paris
France
Sedan
Henry V
Duc de
Bordeaux
Italy
London
Modena
Wiesbaden
Navarre
Count de Paris
Coal Oil Johnny's comeback amid old fortunes and new plans
William McNulty known as Coal Oil Johnny, once famed for an eight million oil fortune, reappears in Hanniscere during the Fourth of July. He claims to work at McCormick's mills in New Cumberland and shows a claim to the Continental Hotel for 480000. He says his family in Waymart received 25000, and he seeks to recover wealth lost to sharpers as he prospecting in copper and iron shafts in New Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanniscere
William McNutty
Johnny Steele
Coal
Johnny
McCormick's Mills
New Cumberland
Philadelphia
Ads
Dodo
Wayne
Vanderbilt
Waymert
Williamsport
Crawford House
Coal Oil Johnny
Pennsylvania
McNalty
Venango County
McNulty
Continental
John Sherry
New York Theatre
Limestone correspondent letter stirs mixed reactions in county notes
The Limestone letter is blunt about crops and frost damage, hints at a local marriage rumor, and questions a White nickname. It accuses a Limestone figure of excess saleratus talk, while Republicans oppose Charley McAuley for County Treasurer over conduct at the Corry convention. Ono Jiu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esq. Houser
Jeasie
Charley McAuley
Charley
Corry
Ono Jiu
Pauper Immigrants Question Reappears in Public Debate
The issue of admitting more paupers and criminals from England and Ireland is raised again. New York ships carried hundreds of poor immigrants with little money and few ties, many saying they were assisted by authorities. Some had long stays in English workhouses and were sent here to avoid police surveillance, with others accompanying them. Collector Robertson has returned many such paupers on the same ships, showing the practice to be reversible. The public is urged to see immigrants come by choice, not as a dumping ground for Europe’s undesirables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Sam Randall
Randall
Cox
New York
Yellowstone Park
Signal Corps
Park
Signal Office
Fort Bliss
Fort Washakie
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Don Cameron
Washington
Cameron
Senate
Europe
Butler
Don
Senator Butler
Senator Hampton
Sherman
Prono
England
Ireland
Iran
Robertson
Evil of Accumulating Silver and Dollar Misfortune
A Philadelphia Record concerned with silver dollar hoarding and the risk of a silver standard. The piece warns that government silver coinage could undermine gold payments, devalue earnings to eighty four cents, and leave creditors swindled as foreign balances shift to silver. It calls for a sharp rise in silver price to restore gold worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cig
Phidadelphia
Nellie Grant Sartoris and foreign matches stir scandal
The New York World laments Nellie Grant Sartoris marrying the Englishman Alger non Sartoris and urges American alliances, urging girls to marry only American citizens. The piece remarks on glass railroad bridges in England and cites political forecasts from Blackburn and the New York Star about Pattison and the 1860s Democratic ticket.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Exchange
W. G. Trunkey
Fhee
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Orr
Attorneyeat Law
Clarendon
Waxerbaumock
William Swanson
Gface Im Johnson’s Exchange
Up-Stana
P. ¥. Murray
Merck & Co
J. M. Davies
Liverty Street
Baptist Church
Christian Smith
Bhat National Bank
Waren
JAS. Cable
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
Ball Attorneys
Connc Loch
Ball Wnitary Puublic
Aree & Byles
Udlice
Pling Street
Post Ollce
Jh. D Preston
Othce
Whird
Laberty
Bells
High Street
Warren Pa
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Fomerly
A. J. Davis
Second and
Liberty Streets
B. Wanger
Main Street
Cony
Eben N. Ford
Gar
Armory of
Co TL
G. W. Bixwear
Commuander
Tartar
W. Schnur
A Greaves
Hall
Episcopal Church
Knights OF Pythlas
Warren Longé
K.of H. Hall
Geo H. Leonhart
C. C. Henry C. Austerg
K. of
RL & S
Patrisox
MEN OF the Hour
Bruner
Jefferson Club
York
Supreme Court of the United States
Jefferson
Henry
Johnnys
Fortune
Cobiam
the Ledger
Nellie Grant-Sartoris
Nellie Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Gen. Grant
United States
Nellie
Sartoris
Mrs. Bush
Grant
New York World
Hoadly
Ohio
Cleveland
David Davis
Blackburn
Pattison
M New York Star
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