MULTIPLE LAWYERS AND SERVICES LISTED IN WARREN PA
A dense directory of Warren Pennsylvania lawyers and professionals includes T Neill Osr J W Dunele W G Trunkey and Brown Stone with offices in Exchange Block Scofield block and Second Street. Also listed are surgeons doctors dentists and the Exchange Hotel with notices for a charter application and a sheriff sale of a Conewango Township property including land tools and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Neill
Warren
New Exchange
Feenhart Bros
Ore
C. #. HOFFMAN
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
BR. Brown, QO
W. Stone
B. E. Browk
Wetmore
Noyes & Hinckley
Second Strect
Jahmson’s Exchange
L. D. Wetmoes
C.H. Noyes
W-D
Hinckley
Christian Smith
Kirst National Bank
U Second Street
Elk Gas Company Incorporation Notice in Warren County PA
An application will be made under the state act for the incorporation of the Elk Gas Company a corporation to supply natural gas to the inhabitants of Warren County Pennsylvania. The project seeks the rights privileges and benefits under the act and its amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Porte 2
Warren
Chautauqua
Lonewangs
Pine Grove
Pennsyl Yann
Folunson, Lindsey & Parmlee
Warre
Elk Gas Company
Tesrier
Warren County
Warren Borough bans wooden buildings in key streets
A Warren borough ordinance adopted June 18 1853 prohibits erecting wooden structures on Liberty street between Second and Third streets and on Third street between Liberty and Hickory. It also bars wooden warehouses and sheds within the central square bounded by Liberty Third Hickory Water and Second streets, with violations to be abated by the Burgess and Town Council. GEO. B. ORK Burgess and Kurus P. Erne Clerk attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Warren
Liberty Street
Second Street
Third Street
Hickory Street
Burgess
Commonwealth
Borough Ordinance Limits Horse Speed in Warren Street
The May 7 1853 ordinance forbids driving horses faster than a walk across sidewalks with penalties from five to thirty dollars. Also notes a sheriff sale in Warren County and dissolution of the Johnson Eldred lumber firm in Spring Creek with Curtis Johnson and A E Eldred as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Township
Johnson & Eldred
Curtis Johnson
Eldred
Spring Creek
A. BE
A. E. Eldred
Fresh, fragrant breath and merry smile with Teaberry
An old advertisement extols Teaberry toothpaste and breath aids, claiming teeth and breath benefits. It also promotes Zopesa as a gentle purgative that boosts digestion, energy, and overall health, urging readers to try a 10 cent sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zopesa
National Capital Gossip on 1884 Republican Nomination
A Washington 1883 dispatch discusses 1884 GOP strategy with George Bliss as Arthur ally, Arthur’s nomination chances, and rival claims of Blaine Logan and Dorsey. It notes solid South backing for Arthur, New England and midwest hurdles, and quotes a Philadelphia Press republican correspondent favoring a Tilden-Hendricks revival while debating congressional seat splits. The Chicago Herald article adds a humorous Mormon bonnet note as polygamy policy satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincrox
D. C
The
Ledger
Ohio
George Bliss
Washington
New York
Arthur
Bliss
Morgan
Macgregor Bliss
Trig
Blaine
Logan
Dorsey
Folger
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tilden
Hendricks
Philadelphia Press
Hayes
Louisiana
Warren County Pomona Grange Holds Notable June Meeting
The Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 held its third quarterly meeting in Lottsville on June 21 and 28 with attendees from Eldred Spring Creek Brokenstraw Grand Valley Corry and Freehold. Reports showed members in good order. discussions covered farm questions reading was shared by Jackson and Chapel. a rule was adopted to send books to the master if a secretary cannot attend. Adjournment set for Spring Creek in September with note of Freehold hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pomona Grange No
Lottsville
Eldred
Spring Creek
Brokenstraw
Grand Valley
Corry
Freehold
D. F. A. Wheelock
McKean
C. E. Pierce
Thornton
Bernes
Brother Bindley
Brother Jackson
Brothers Jackson
Chapel
Pomona Grange
Grange
Freehold Grange
E. E. Prercs
Death of Thomas N. Green Pressed in Lodge Resolutions
At Cold Brook Lodge No. 198 A. O. U. W. meeting on June 16 1883 members adopted unanimous resolutions mourning the death of Thomas N. Green. They commend his honesty, integrity and adherence to the golden rule and extend sympathy to his widow and orphans. The charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days and copies sent to local papers for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Brook
Order
Resolven
Warren Lepest
Jamestown Journal
Cobham and Vicinity News Snapshots in Brief
Letters from Cobham describe two weddings from here to Squire Houser's and back. A man slept eleven and a half days last week. Mrs. John Griffin and Miss Lilly McCain are gravely ill with diphtheria, with Dr Davies of Warren attending. Sunday School seen as failing as locals visit instead. H A Griffin moved to Thompson to run a boarding house. Davin Davis returns to Bloomington and pursues flute music, drawing quiet attention. A beer garden patron laments delaying train arrival and contemplates more drink while awaiting his wife.
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the Ledger
Squire Houser
John Griffin
Lilly McCain
James Russell
Davies
Warren
Davin Davis
Bloomington
Mwan
Wa c
Pan
Biatier
Baby fed on elemilk weighs twenty pounds
A garbled dialogue fragments a child named Emily and Uncle John discuss a baby born to someone claiming the infant weighed twenty pounds and was fed on elemilk, with misheard phrases and unclear context.
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Emily
Uncle John
Horace Greeley Death Reveals Tribune Power Struggles
An old New York journalist recalls how Horace Greeley died of a broken heart after being undermined by the editor he elevated Whitelaw Reid at the New York Tribune. Reid rose to editor and later led the paper, while Greeley’s voice waned as circulation plunged and editorials vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican
New York
Greeley
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
War Department
Mack
Reid
Horace Greeley
John Swinton
the Sun
the Times
Swinton
John Russell Young
Trifune
Amos Cummings
Young
America
Cummings
Amos
Youn
Robert Bonner
Ledger
Bonner
Charles A. Dana
Sun
Dana
The
England
Tribune
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jim Bennett
Herald
Paris
Grant
Celestial Kingdom
Lis
Wat
Tod
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W. G. Trunkey
Fice
Oumer, Dale & Freema
Scofield
Weahs
N.N. MO
Clarendon, Pa
Block
Waxelbaum
William Swanson
Office i Exchange Building
Up-Staire
Joinaon
Bale & Freeman Attorneys At Law
Judge Scofield
Live Atreat
Gamer
W. Date
L. A. Yrereax
V. Murray
Burgeon
Merck & Co
Warren, Pa
J. M. Davies
Warren, Ya
Baptist Church
F. P. Olney
Irvinetox
Dinskoor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Bcofield
Uplock
SAB
CABLE
Chas. Dinsmoce
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
Ball & Thompson
Beatty Block
Ball
Thompson Notary
Spist
Ile
Pad Forest
Careford
Venango
Erie
Warren Am
E. D. Preston
M. de
Homeopathic
Third
Liberty Streets
Thos
Beils
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Pear Hickory
Richard B. Stewart
A. d. Davis
Second and
B. Waughs
Main Street
Eben N. Ford
Armory of Co. & Comrades
G. W. Eisozab
W. H. Wayron
Wilbur & Schnur
S At Law
Bainess
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wildur
WM. Achnur
WM. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
Deceas
Knights OF Pythias
Warren Lodge
Avery
Geo H. Leonhart
C. C. Hrsny C. Ausperg
K. of R
Benote
Broder Oil Company
Broder Oi Company
Frank Wilson
Win, Glass
Michael Hoffman
Josiah Farnsworth
James Follett
L. W. Arnett
Harrison Hill
F. Baker
M. Hofman
Fred Baker
John Bell
George K. Wetmore
H. McBride
John Hell
H.a.thompson
E. A. Allen
GEO. BF
ORK, Burgess
Kurus
P. Erne
Gro. P. Obr
Bufus P. Hire
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Cherry Grove Township
Mead Township
Cherry Grove Oil Company
F. H. Rockwell & Co
J. H. Lapham
Theis
Uist
House
Senate
Chicago
Arren County
Thomas N. Green
Cobham and Vicinity
Treaegre
Orleans
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