Miscellaneous Business Cards in Warren Pa Ad Section
A collage of legal and professional listings for Warren Pennsylvania. Attorneys at law Darrow Freeman Wilbur and Schntr. Dr J M Davies homeopathic physician. O G Hoffman. Brown Stone and Kinweak posts. Jabs Cable. Swanson and others. Includes advertising claims from Zopesa and a Canisteo reference.
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William Swanson
Johmson’s Exchange
Birt Osmer
Dale & Freeman
Judge _ Scofield
Laverty Street
Warren
D. I. Qsuer
AW. W. Date
L. A. Freeman
J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
O. 4. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Attorneys At Law
Johnson's
L. D. Wetmore
C.H. Noyes
W. D. Hinckley
Christian Smuth
Kirst National Bank
Ball & Thompson
Gilce
Beatty Block
Warren, Pa
D. J. Ball
Notary Poublic
H. D. Preston
Third and
Liberty Streets
Thos. Bell's
High Street
Wilbur & Schntr
S At Law
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilrte
Las Vegas New Mexico 1888 Notes on Towns People and Sites
From Las Vegas New Mexico in 1888. Describes two towns on opposite Gallinas River banks, old adobe core and newer frame section near the railroad, commerce, and mining. Notes climate grasslands, irrigation, cattle sustenance, and sparse rainfall shaping life. Hot Springs resort plans grow near Gallinas River. Describes Hermit Mountain, Penitentes cross, local council house, and religious friction. Also mentions Piroxo political note in Charlestown district court nomination and marriage to a white wife.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Juan de Dios
Gallinas River
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
Mesilla Valley
Gallinas
Secret
Order of Penitentes
New
Old Mexico
Arizona
Arkansas River
Abbott for Governor of New Jersey Dems Nominated
The Democratic Party of New Jersey nominates Leon Abbott for Governor. Abbott, a Pennsylvania native and long-time New Jersey political figure, has served as Assembly member and Senate President. He is praised for oratory, broad legal work, and leadership, with a history of municipal law reform and party influence.
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Democratic Party
New Jersey
Leon Abbott
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ashmead
W. J. Fuller
New Jersey Senate
General McClellan
Abbott
New York
Republican
Mr. Abbott
Brooklyn
Garland Quarry Owned by John Leary Near Garland
The Garland quarry, about a mile west of Garland on the P and E R, is owned and operated by Erie resident John Leary. He recently finished an abutment for a Union City bridge, praised by the Union Times as using Garland sandstone and as good an Erie County abutment.
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Garland Village
John Leary
Erie
Garland
Leary
Union City
Union Times
Erie County
Prof Vexnnor Foresees Early Winter And Mixed Conditions
Professor Vexnnor predicts an early winter with October snow but warns winter is not yet. Christmas likely to be green and wet, and 1884 balmy and open. December cold, its exit warm with little snow in most areas. Overall, warmth lingers in much of the northern hemisphere.
Warren County Pomona Grange Meeting Report
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 met at Spring Creek hall with Worthy Master D F A Wheelock presiding. Minutes, reports, and entertainments were approved. A debated proposal to bar women from some educational rights was withdrawn after female members defended themselves. Next meeting planned for Grand Valley in December. attendance about 40.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange, No. 10
Spr. Crk. Grange
D. F. A. Wheelock
Youngsville
Lottsville
A. H. Olmstead
G. W. Chappel
Grand Valley
Bros. Mead and Jackson
Brokenstraw
Peck
Cambridge Grange
Bro. Butterfield
Grange
Bros. Chappel
Cummings and
Jackson
Webster
Crawford County
Jeremia Baker
Sparta
N. P. Cummings
Sister Webster
Cambridge
Whaley
Luella Chappel
Spring Creek
In Memoriam Seaver Union Adopts Obituary Resolutions
Spring Cresk reports the death of Clementine Dunbar on August 31 1883. At a September 15 1883 Seaver Union No 11 E A U meeting, resolutions mourn her loss, extend condolences to her family, and request publication in Warren Mail and Lepeex. Signed by D Henry F Brown Gem Mus G D Cumminas.
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Warren Mail
Lepeex
D. Henry
Us F. Brown
Origin of succotash and Ledger of a Northern Pacific
A Girard Cosmopolite reader recounts an origin tale for succotash tracing to an Eagle Avenue chief Hi ce ko mo tah and his wife Tush with a magical cure tale. The piece then reports on an amateur statistician's figures for the Northern Pacific rail line, noting per mile population, gross earnings, per capita taxes, and implied financial strain.
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Girard Cosmopolite
Eagle Avenue
Hi-ce-ko-mo-tah
Tush
United States
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S&t
Orr & Dunele
Taw
Warren, Fa
Scofield Block
Staira
N. M. Oxk
W. Dunele
Ee W. G. Trunkey
Iv.flica With
Vosmer, Dale & Freeman
Jonge Scofield
N. M, Orr
Clarendon, Pa
Olce
Waxelbaum Block
P. V. Murray
Merck & Co
Dinsmoor & Cable
Ofice
Water Street
Scofield
Chas, Dinsmoor
CABLE
Exchange Hotel
George H. Leonhart
Gus Mull
First National Bank
Lry
Ces
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J.D. Danforth
Variety Mall
C. D. Thompson
Dist
Griffin Reno
Roscoe Hall Block
Reverdy B. Stewart
Hickory
Richard B. Stewart
A. J. Davis
Second and
J.B. Vaugies
Main Street
Corry
WM. Schnur
A. Greaves
Hall
Episcopal Church
Deceasd
N. Dietch
Giesselbrecht Block
Frank P. Warner
Warner
J. W. Moroners
Ceed
Mr. Wanker
Butler
Charlestown
Mass
Tife
J. B. White
Laura E. Siggins
Youngsvilles
J. O. Messerly
Baltimore
Ohio
E. S. Davies
Pittsfield
O. W. Beatty
Willis Benedict
W. J. Mead
J. A. Culbertson
M. E. Dunham
M. Wunham
Maggie Day
Majolica
Wim. Rice
A. G. Blodgett
C. Smith
Jessie Siggins
C. McDowell
Dora Jackson
Stella Dunham
Fanny Hazzard
W. D. Kinnear
Anna Moore
Sadie Moore
Geo. Warden
Fanny Siggins
Kensington
Frank
Fannie White
Julia Siggins
Jennie Siggins
Lida Siggins
Belle Jackson
Will Carleton
Clinton Siggins
Cincinnati
J. G. McKee
G. A. Jacksons
Prof. Aird
Mr. White
White
P. Mead
Leon Abbett
Prof. Vexnnor
Pomona Grange