Miscellaneous business cards in Warren area
A collage of local professionals includes William Swanson attorney, Dr P V Murray surgeon, Dr Mc Davies homeopathic physician, O H Hoffman attorney, Brown & Stone attorneys, W L T Murr & Noyes attorneys, Lansing D Wetmore and P Olney justices, and George H Leonhart lager beer and groceries dealer.
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William Swanson
Qnce
Johnsons Exachange
P. Vi Murray
Murck & Co
Warren
Brown & Stone
Warren Iice
Second Street
Hirsh National Gaul
BR. Brown
HH. Brown
George H. Leonhart
Carver House
New York Speaker Opposes Chinese Labor Bill
Mr Flower of New York voices a five minute defense of the Chinese bill arguing it protects labor over capital. He contends Chinese labor lowers wages, criticizes pauper immigration, and urges closing the gap between capital and labor with protective measures. The debate continued with Mr Carpenter, Mr Williams, and Mrs Skinner as the House adjourned.
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Mr. Flower
New York
Elf
Dueceh
Dialyte
China
Carpenter
Mr. Williams
Mia. Skinner
The Rev Mr Hayward’s Devil in Ohio Scandal
A North Lewisburg Ohio pastor Rev Mr Hayward is accused of chaotic fanaticism at a revival. He led believers in strange behaviors, prophesied his wife’s death and resurrection, and urged property gifts. The presiding elder confronted the scene, denouncing the affair and ending the disturbance. The pastor claims regained wits and invites scrutiny.
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Mr Hayward
North Lewisburg
Ohio
Hayward
Urbana
Dulles
Lewisby
Lewisburg
Methodist
Pastor Hayward
Cincinnati
North
Testimonial for Swedish Bitters Cures Pepsia Report
A dated testimonial from Woopgury New Jersey 1882 endorses Swedish Bitters as a cure for pepsia and related symptoms. The writer claims improved appetite sleep and weight gain after using the remedy and urges others to try it. The text also references Woodbury city coach line proprietor Aravus Prens and an unrelated note on telegraph use by Chinese authorities.
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Woopgury
N. J
Swedish Bitters Co
Aravsus Prens
Woodbury City Coach Line
Prels
Lenten observance questioned by Christian at Work
The Christian at Work column questions the traditional Lenten fast, arguing Jesus fasted forty days only once and that prolonged penance is not essential. It condemns the idea that misery and self-denial improve the soul, promotes enjoyment and healthy living, and calls sackcloth and ashes inappropriate for Christian life.
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Jesus
Theone
Mormon Strangers Favor Commission of Strangers
Sanur Lakr Crty March 27 In some cases city councils where the ballot fills vacancies polygamists resign monogamists elected to places. The Homieen Wars advocates non residents for election commissioners under the Edmunds bill to avoid a Mormon unanimous selection of strangers. A London science man rebukes Miss Cobbe over emblems and ivory. Congress acts swiftly with pension bills and public building appropriations totaling millions.
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Sanur Lakr Crty
Baly
Edmunds
Gup
Utah
Janen
Pomona Grange Holds Successful Garland Meeting
The Warren County Pomona Grange met in Garland in March for lectures by Dr Calder state lecturer. He urged seed selection by local climate and farming practices, and shared remarks by Brothers Spencer and Kennedy. The gathering increased membership and highlighted hospitality and community spirit in Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pomona
Garland
March
Calder
L. Speecer
D.C. Kennedy
Kingua
Spring Creek
W. A. Mian
Bertary
Irvington Press Teviseros News Briefs
News from Irivington and Clarendon reports family illnesses, river lumber readiness, new speeder arrival, trout fishing moves, and a ward election. George Dimick ships west. Clarendon holds initial borough election with a close count and listed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teviseros
George Dimick Huis
Lartholmew
Warren
Charles J. Neison
Dlodgett
Messrs
Clark & Patch
Hag
George W. Metzgur
York
George Dimick
SheMeld
Allegheny River
Clarandon
Cames Fixie
The Northwest Lumber Trade Sees Record Timber Totals
The Chicago Lumber secretary reports a record year in the northwest with nearly 2,000,000,000 feet of timber received, 866,000,000 shingles, 104,000,000 lath, and vast quantities of forest carloads of posts and ties.
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Chicago Lumber
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Mc Davies
Waren, Ta
Liberty Street
Oppsite
Gu Burch
O. H. Hoffman
Warren Swings Bank
Gc. H. Noyes
Dinsmoor & Cable
Atorasys
Lew
Uilicy
Water Street
Escofield’s Block
Dinsmoor
Qander First National Bank
J.D. Danforth
Ball & Thompson
Mm Block
Yaren
DT. L. Ball, Co
Thompson
Cutuslic
Gutahri& Byles
Ufrath Street
Vausville
Crawfurd
Vena Fiie
Purast
AL D
Third and Liberty Steels
Thes
Bell's
High Street
Warres, Pa
Reverdy Bostewart
Richard B. Stewart
Wetnare
Warren Astel
Delephone
Wilbur & Schnu
Front Street
Postoffice
Wilbur
WM. Bubkur
Wm.a. Greaves
Studiuin
Hall
Episcopal Church
GB. Evans
Warren Savings Bank
KY Atmred
Savings Bank
TSO Bones WE
Ad. Wazeltine
L. FY. Watson
Huxder
Mob
Dustawat
Jag
Clark
Als
Wazert
E.G. Wann
D. Beowx
Bairstow
Fisher
TR. Ockett
J. H. Mitcuer, & Co
Warren, PA
Christian Pinkel
East Senece St
Ori
Buffalo, N. F
MR. Haywards Devil
Che
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
Pomona Grange
Irvington Press
Theborouh
Clarendon
Bradford Uouse
Burgess
W. P. Nutting
EL ©. Huntington
H. E. Norris
W. B. Harley
Council
James Clark
J. W. Thath
James D. Davis
George M. Will
J. Thompson
J. W. Hreath
David Spence
J. W. Weaver
L. E. McNett
M. J. Campbell
F. M. Aiken
JW. Casey
Gran
TS. Flynn
J. A. Turner
W. P. Nuttin
Plynn
Hoc. Roberts
Clarendon Ob Record
Northwest Lumber Trade
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