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Warren’s merchants showcase city growth and enterprise
The 1882 Warren city feature lauds thriving business, rail links, water power, and extensive manufacturing. It profiles George Ball & Co and allied firms, detailing store expansions, clothing, dry goods, tailoring, hats, and wholesale activity. Also highlights Dr. Davis and Hunter & Son, plus a defense of advertising and local industry.
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Warren
Orth
Pennsylvania
LepGer
George Ball & Co. Warren
George Dell
Sol Colin
Colin
Ster
Nurt
Ma. Cohn
Ag Cordin
Mes Yai & Co
Cegupy
Stee’s
Messrs
George Ball & Co
Luvy
D. E. Miess
Messrs Ball & Co
United States
Knox, Stetson
Morris
Hooper
Clarendon
Tidioute
Cohn
Visg
Mississippi River
England
I Tazeltine
Department of Trade
Mazestine & Allen
Mr. Meacham
L. M. Davis
A. J. Davis
Davis
Messrs. O.H. Hunter & Son
Warren Way
Baker & Junior
O. J. Thunter
Sis
Hunter
O. H. Hunter
H. P. Hunter
P. Munter
New York
Messrs. Hunter & Son
O. H. Hunter & Son
Warren County
Lcot
Advan
Europe
J. J. Dreyer
Hickory Street
Dryer
Smith
France
Lincoins
First National
Golden Horse Shoe
C. Smith
Reynolds Brothers
Utica
Edwin c
Walker, Strong & Carroll
East Weymouth
J. Richardson & Co
Elmira
Jamestown
Angle
Water Street
Randall
J. F. Wells
Noyes