Miscellaneous business cards from Warren Pa area
A dense listing of local professionals and firms including lawyers Orr Dunele Dinsmoor Cable Wilbur Schnur Greaves and others. It notes offices in Warren and Clarendon with addresses on Water Street Front Street and in Scofield’s block plus telephone links, plus George H. Leonhart lager beer and groceries and portrait painter services.
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Dinsloor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Scofield’s Block
Chas. Dinsmoor
Calle
George H. Leonhart
Carver House
Warren
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
Zopesa Claim Seeks Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage claim promotes Zopesa as a universal cure for dyspepsia and constipation. It touts rapid relief from stomach and digestive issues, calls the product a liver regulator, and promises tonic effects with repeated doses. Sample bottles offered at 10 cents.
Platform Spring Wagons for Sale Cheap
Platform wagons offered by Loomis and McMaster of Gath NY for sale in Warren PA. Wagons, with or without tops, well known in the state for many years. One year warranty or written guarantee available upon request. Sold at the residence of Jacob Eysinver.
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PATH
Spheing
Loomis & McMaster
Gath
N.Y
Jacob Eysinver
Warren
Washington D C Gossip on Revenue Appointments and Instability
Regular correspondence notes anxious office seekers awaiting the president's revenue commissionership choice amid factional strife. Senators and clerks foresee civil service shifts, with Conkling's speech signaling Democratic gains, and speculative land and theatre developments reshaping Washington society and power.
Roebling Son of Brooklyn Bridge Designer Passes Amid Illness
The piece notes Col. Roebling, son of John A Roebling, author of the original Brooklyn Bridge plans, died following complications from a 1872 caisson accident. Born in Butler County Pennsylvania, he graduated from Troy Polytechnic in 1887 and aided in bridge work since youth. He served with distinction in the Sixth New York artillery during the war, earned three brevets, resigned in 1865 to aid his father, studied pneumatics and steel manufacture in Europe, and after a near-fatal 1872 caisson incident spent winters drafting plans for the bridge’s use by assistants. He is described as not blind or crippled, still able to attend to daily business, though weakened and unable to work in caissons as before, with the bridge’s completion largely due to his supervision and engineering skill.
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Col
Rovking
John A. Reebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Buier County
Penn
Troy Polytechnic Institute
Allegheny
New York Artillery
Cincinnati and Covington
Europe
New York
Wiesbaden
Col. Roebling
Cherry Grove field losses and production decline details
The Cherry Grove oil field is examined with a lengthy production history. Reported figures show 420 wells were dry, 83 failed, 74 pulled or repurposed, and total field value around 2 401 barrels. Current output about 72 000 barrels monthly costs exceed 30 090 monthly. net losses near fifteen hundred thousand dollars.
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Cherry Grove
Derrek
Frank Taylor
Dito Amonot
Wolfe’s
Anderson's
Senteens
Cobuam and Vicinity Ledger Opinion On Local Rumors
The editor disputes claims by Kate about Cobuam residents and Lola Connelly. He defends Mr Russell the ferryman, reiterates that Perry B visits his daughter, and notes local figures like Judge Connelly and Charley Morrison considering moves. He mocks Kate’s credibility and mentions Jim’s decline and the Army of the Potomac.
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The
Ledger
Jim
Witlti
Kate
Khyle
Cobham
Davy
Lola Connelly
Mr. Russell
Judge Connelly
Perry B
Fred
Dan
Wee
Judge
Geese
Jessie
Charley Morrison
Grant Station
ASC. W
The Emperor's Coronation In Moscow 1883 Spectacle
The Emperor rode in general's uniform on a splendid charger as crowds cheered from streets and balconies. Mayors, tradesmen, and nobility paid homage at Teverskaia Place and the Cathedral of Assumption. The procession entered the Kremlin amid 71 guns, glee from Grand Dukes and empresses, and a grand, ornamented pageant with bread and salt offered to the rulers.
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Moscow
Warsaw
Teverskaia
Impr
Hesdauginex
Xenia
Tsarskaia Palace
Mremlin Court
Local Gossip from Youngsville Ledger Readers
Cold wet weather dominates as blossoms struggle. Notes on residents and visitors include John Newgreen ill, Charles in his place, C G Berry visiting Lower Sheffield, and Clint Siggins in town. Miss Nelson visits North Warren asylum praising its care, while a hospital patient improves after four months. May 23, 7383 special column ends with praise for The Intelligencer as a rising Democratic State paper.
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Ledger
John Newgreen
Charles
C. G. Berry
Lower Sheffield
W. F. Siggins
Clint Siggins
Tidioute
B. B.siggins
Warren A. Fitts
Sickory
Slat Springs
Ark
Alice Agrelius
May Grinder
Jackson
Jennie Nelson
North Warren
Pit Hole
Ile
Charlie Shutt
Pittsfield
Bereaved Family Thanks Community in Davis and Paving
A Youngeville memorial notice thanks friends and neighbors of the ALO for unfailing attention and many acts of kindness during the last hours of their departed son and brother. The family memories remain long after, dated May 22, 1853.
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ALO
Davis
Youngeville
Emporium
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ST. Neile
Warren, Pa
Quica
Fisher Block
Carver Hume
E In
Scofield
J. W. Duxk
W. G. Truneey
Usmer, Dale & Freeman
Warren, Pas
Clarendon, Black
ORR
Waxelbaum
Will
Ansod XN
Ogice
Johnson's Exchange Building
Olmer, Dale & Freeman
L Arriw
Liberty Street
Oster
Dace
I A. Freeman
P. W. Hurray
Ofice Over Merck & Co
DELL
C. H. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown Stone
First National Bank
KR. Brown
W. Stone
H. ER. Brown
Watmore, Noyes & Hinceley
Johnson's Exchange
L. D. Wetmore
C.H. Noyes
W. Dhincelet
Christian Smith
Golden Horse Ohoe
Kirst National Bank
Polney
Justice of the Peace
Kvington
Gus Mull
Ly Himandee
J.D. Danforth
Gus and Eather
Variety Hall
Ball & Thompson
Dice m Beatty Block
Ball
D. Thompson
Bist. Attersey
Guthrie & Byles, Attneyeat Law
Spring Street
Titusville
Crawford
Venango
Eiie
Warren and
Forest Counties
DO Preston
Third and
Liberty Streets
Bell's
High Steer
Orsraverdy B. Stewart
High Street
Hickory
DE Richard B. Stewar
A. J. Davis
Uihirty
WM. Bchnurb
WM. A. Greaves
Portrer
Wasurxetoy, D. C
Revenue
Pennsylvania
White House
Stubbor
Harrison
Logan
Grant
Elect Cullam
David Littler
Springfield
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Civil Service Commission
Conkling
Washington
Garfield
Mr. Robeson
Mr. Pendleton
Blaine Wus
Blaine
Gail Hamilton
Blaine’s
Sul
James G
Capitol Building
Georgetown Heights
Governor Shepherd
Thomas J. Brady
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Aree
Ahody N Glipag
Tite Cherry Grove Field
Ingersoll Callus
Kredel
Cmaiach
Ingersoll
Star Route
Mr. Berded
Burdell
Berdell
Dorsey
Dorfered
Department of Justice
Mr. Bliss
Bennell
Ascertiin
Beidell
Jerse City
Oras
Heaven
Earth
Iogersoll
Rerdell
Cobuam and Vicinity
Army of the Potomac
Jflon Rs
Youngsville Gossip
Gossir
Tug Lancaster
Itelligencer
Intelligencer
Philadelphia
Pitisinrg
Itor
Tia Ledger
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