Water Street Red Front Store Ad Listing Prices
A dense price sheet from Water Street Red Front lists teas coffees spices and provisions by the barrel and pound. Items include LouR Extra rye sugar cured hams dried beef lard various fish cheeses dried fruits and produce with numerous per unit prices and pack sizes. Various coffee roasts and pantry staples are named without narrative context.
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Kitts
Columbia River
Ashton’s
Choice New
Canada
Atmore
Tobacco prices and declines noted in market report
A market brief lists tobacco at $110, down from $140, with additional figures showing 100 units traded and hourly price movements from 7a to 8o, indicating a soft lid in early trading.
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Wwe
Royal Baking Powder and Celery Salt Sale Notice
Advertisement for Royal Baking Powder priced 59 cents per pound for bulk orders and cans for two pounds or more, plus bulk pricing at 45 cents per pound. Also promotes Royal Celery Salt available in 5 cent bottles and other sizes.
McCalls Washing Powder Ad Claims Best In Use
An advertisement proclaims McCall’s Washing Powder as celebrated and the agent touts its superiority in everyday laundry. The copy emphasizes quality and popularity as a trusted cleaning product.
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McCall’s
Fragmented Grocery Price List With Odd Notations
A damaged OCR style list shows varied groceries including canned peaches pine apples strawberries corn and beans with odd abbreviations and inconsistent prices. It reads like a shopping catalog or market ad with condensed milk honey jars and fruit mentions mixed with stray letters and symbols.
Choice Syrup and Molasses Prices Listed
Fragmentary notice lists syrup and molasses items with per gallon and extra options. Mentions fxtar Drips White Drips Extra N O Molasses 06 oe lixtra P R Molasses.
Tea varieties and grades listed with prices
An OCR fragment lists numerous tea types and grades including New Crop Good Young Hyson Finest Young Hyson Choice Japan Gun Powder Oolong and uncolored teas in airtight cans. The note presents promotional phrasing and product names rather than a coherent narrative.
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Japan
Market Price Notes and April 2 1875 Date
Market pricing fragment shows itemized costs like crushed and granulated powders. Mentions G L Friday and an April 2 date in 1875 with unclear context. No clear event or entities beyond prices and a name.
Warren Millinery and clothing notices sweep Warren shops
The column advertises C McDaniels suits and Ball clothing at Keystone Block No.7 Warren Pa plus Gillmore and Ball displays. It notes Pictorial Reference Bible subscriptions, Schoolehouse Sabbath work, and local tidbits on fashion, winter leftovers, and town happenings with March 27 1875 date stamps and local names like Wilson Johnston and Hoag.
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George Ball
Keystone Block
Warren
C. McDaniels
Prayer Meetings Observed by Warren W C T U
Following a call from Mrs. Wittenmyer the Warren Women’s Christian Temperance Union designates Friday the thirtieth as a day of fasting and prayer. At 3 PM a prayer at the Baptist Church centers on the young men who frequent the dram shops. A 7:30 PM prayer conference follows at the same site. The next regular meeting is set for Saturday May 1 at 3 PM in the Baptist Church with business and new members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cook Young
Brigham Young
Jamestown
Oneida County
N. Y
Warren County
Nauvoo, Ill
Brigham
Warren
Edgeways
Spring Creek
Findley’s Lake
French Creek
Chautauqua Co
Chautauqua County Teachers’ Association
Panama
Bunker Hill
Dutch Gap
Bull Run
Concord
Lexington
H. W. Late
Carver House
Doolittle
Delmonico
Lane
Woman’s National Christian Temperance Union
Wittenmyer
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Baptist Church
Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Po. M
W. M. LinpsgEy
Cor, Sac’y
Watts Update Drilling Begins on Bell Lease Creek
John Bell starts drilling on his lease across the Creek today. Verback is nearly ready. The Beatty well remains shut down.
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John Bell
Verback
Beatty
Trial Ends in Bail for Mrs Chapin in Kiantone Shooting
The Kiantone case against Mrs Mahala Chapin over the shooting of Jay White concluded with W H Robinson posting $2,000 bail for her appearance at the Mayville term. The trial recounts White, a farm worker, pressing to stay on the Chapin farm and seeking marriage, leading to a confrontation at the house where shots were fired.
Remembered April Snow of 1854 Captured in Franklin Notes
A Franklin Spectator correspondent recalls a 1854 April marked by heavy snow. Diary entries from April 10 to 30 describe freezing cold, snowfall, and frustrated blossoms, with a concluding note that that April was especially disagreeable.
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Franklin Spectator
P. T. Ridgway
Steamboat Landing
Allegheny Bridge
High Street
Pittsburg
Bond Requirement For Liquor Licenses Under New Law
Corry liquor sellers must file bonds under the new act before licenses, despite arguments for old-law licenses. The bond, two thousand dollars with two sureties, payable to the Commonwealth, covers damages from actions under the act and all costs and penalties from indictments, filed for the court’s use and benefit of interested parties.
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Corry
Commonwealth
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Organized in Youngsville
A W C T U was organized in Good Templar's Hall Youngsville on Wednesday afternoon with officers: President Mrs A P Thatcher. Vice Presidents Mrs J A Jackson Mrs W D Kinnear Mrs H P Kinnear Mrs P Mead Mrs B B Siggins. Recording Secretary Miss Callie Mead. Corresponding Secretary Miss Ella Wilson. Treasurer Mrs Harvey Jackson. Committees named and assistance noted from Mrs Lindsey and Mrs Orr of Warren. Next meeting set for April 28 at 2 pm at M E Church. all interested invited. The Youngsville Literary Society also held a program next Wednesday evening with music readings essays debates and a foreign immigration debate chaired by Prof N R Thompson and S S Connely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Hoag
Youngsville Press
Presbyterian Church and Society
Tidioute
J. H. Edwards
Theo.rowl
Warren
Hazeltine, Orr & Co
Stearns & Cousins
Titusville
Jonathan Watson
Marion Finney
Darwin A. Finney
Crawford District
Congress
Carstensen
Denmark
Copenhagen
Whitney
Col. Phillips
Mayville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Youngsville
Good Templar
Emma Siggins
Esther Graham
James Middleton
Willis Phillips
Allie Davis
Hattie Johnson
Mary Bell Jackson
Fire destroys Crosby block in Corry. many losses suspected arson
A three story brick building near the depot in Corry was consumed by fire last Thursday morning. The blaze started in the basement and spread rapidly through the second and third floors, trapping residents. Losses include Mulkie and Clark stock and goods, Webster and Stephens billiard room, and several rented offices and residences with limited insurance. The north wall collapse also damaged a neighboring barber shop and David Barlow’s building. Authorities suspect incendiary origin.
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Crosby
Corry
the Blade
R. M. Johnson
C. E. Gleason
Mulkie & Clark
Webber and Stephens
Crosby & Brown
I. B. Brown
C. G. Olmstead
Dr. Davies
Social Eleven
David Barlow
Mull & Kittinring
Barlow
New Buffalo Express Leadership Change
At a directors meeting on the 15th, C. E. Bishop was elected President of Express Printing Company, replacing John Allen Jr who resigned after selling his stock. Bishop becomes chief editor of the Buffalo Daily Express, with remaining shares unchanged and the paper offered for sale daily at noon in Warren.
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Express Printing Company
C. E. Bishop
John Allen, Jr
E. Bishop
Buffalo Daily Express
the Express
Bishop
The
Express
A. A. Davis & Co
Warren
Velocipede complaints spark Warren sidewalk clash
A letter criticizes velocipedes on Warren sidewalks. The writer warns they endanger pedestrians especially children and urges borough authorities to ban wheeled riders from sidewalks. The letter targets a tall youth with a large two wheeled device and suggests practical work instead.
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Warren
Warren Wooden Ware Works elects new directors
A stockholders meeting led to the election of H. A. Jamison A Hertzel G L Friday Myron Waters and E B Eldred as directors for the year Judge Johnson presiding G L Friday serves as secretary The permanent officers include H A Jamison president Thos Keeler treasurer S W Waters secretary Land has been purchased south of the old freight depot of the P and E road and operations will start soon Keeler is likely to be appointed superintendent.
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Warren Wooden Ware Works
J. H. Mitchell
Judge Johnson
G. L. Friday
H. A. Jamison
A. Hertzel
Myron Waters
E. B. Eldred
Thos. Keeler
Timber Lands Report Counts One Million Acres of Woodland in Western Pa
The second annual report from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Statistics shows in nine western counties Warren Venango Erie Crawford Mercer Butler Clarion Jefferson Armstrong over one million one hundred thousand acres of woodland. The data refutes claims of timber scarcity and classifies unimproved land by woodland status.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Statistics
Head of ‘Forests
Warren
Venango
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Butler
Clarion
Jefferson
Armstrong
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Warren Market Report
Ces
Royal Baking Powder
Pat
Basin 28S
Lake Erie
Phillips Bros
Geo. Ball’s
No. 7
Mrs. Gillmore’s
Geo. Ball
John Ronne
New Books
Geo. T. Wilson
Pine Grove Township
Holman & Co
Philadelphia
C.8. Fowler
National Publishing Company of Philadelphia
Julia McNair Wright
Wilson
American Tract Society
Erie Counties
Warren Mail
Home Matters
New
Variety Hall
Brown & Struthers’ Iron Works
Warren Building Association
Jack Frost
Sol
Greenland Bro
Furniture & Undertaking
W. C. Rowland
Kent House
Lake View
Democrat
E. H. Bowen
Catlin & Bowen
Phillips Bro’s
Jim
Rankin
Bernard
McCreary-Park
Tilton-Beecher
Geo. Bosley
Zion Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Evangelical Church
North Carolina
Presbyterian
Edwin ©. Thompson
Franklin
Naval Academy
Egbert
G. A. Bruegel
Lehighton
Carbon County
C. W. Stone
Miller
Acropolis
Messrs. O. C
S. T. Allen
Russell House
Eddy
Tate
Jones
James Cole
Forest County
Tionesta Creek
Watson & Davis
W. F. Weibel
Chautauqua Lake
Episcopal Church
Aving
Reaver Mohair
DeBerge
Blossebery
Nottingham
Hamburg
W.H. Siple
Warren, Pa
First National Bank
Warren, Fa
Bounmead
M. Beecher
Cashier
HIS
U. S
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christiania
New York
P. E. R. R. M. Beecher
Hall
Water Street
Warren, Jan
John Kropp
NEW Firm
Geo. P. Orr & Co
Pennsylvania
A. Wise’s
Keystone
A. Wise
Dunuam, MacDonald & Co
D. A. W. & P. Railroad
Warren, Fpa
S. Burgess
Holesale
Geyes
Warren Marble Works
Ss. BB. Seitel
Wigwam
John Grindleys
Water St
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie R
FE. Diviston
Erie Mail
Philadelphia Warren
G ‘Or
Warren Accom
Philadelp
Ren Ty
the & Erie Rail Road
East
Wes
Ce Oil Creek
Allegheny River
Ls& Msrw
Oc&arrw
Outer
Briewry
Son L
West With
Kane
Notse
WM. A. Baldwin
Dunkirk, Allegueny Valley
Pitisburg
Garland
Pittsfield
Irvington
Russelburg
Fentonville
Frewsburg
A & G W Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Batavia
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
Boston
Siuy Bas
Nyam
Yilam Dia
Dh. Pitts
Alillam
AlhStam
Lan
A&g
Wagner
Atlantic Express
Alsbany
Bushde
Mawr Vark
C. A. Clute
Asi
Ly. Ar
Oil City
Pranklin
Stoneboro
Kat
A& Gwr
Andover
JdJeherson
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Reno
A. V. Ry
Youngstown
Geo. H. McIntire
Buffalo Express
John Grindley
D. F. Anderson
Ludlow House
McNett
Idecifé
T. W. McNett
A. M. Belnap
W. A. Rankin
E. W. Hoag
Warren Co. Press
Stella Whitaker
Salome Begler
Martin Begler
WM. A. Greaves
Atraif
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Oil Creek
Allegheny River Railway
Buffalo, Curry, and Pittsburgh Railroad
Nord
RI “A
Kittanning
Ly R
Bk Juncti
Bradys Bend' Parker
Ementon
Franklin Oil City
Itusville
Mavile Buffalo
Itidioute Lv
Irvineton
Xtension
J.J. Lawrence
Red Bank
New Bethlehem
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Driftwood
Liv
Sou
Westward
Atlantic and
Great Western &. R
Urbana
Mansfield
Ravenna
Meadville
Elmira
Miantres
Cincinnati
Dayton
Marion
Galion
Ashland
Akron
Greenville
Union City
Cotty Veces Salamanca
Hornellsville
Binghamton
Bane Ee Wee
Salamanca
LDA
Ccaces Carses
Louisville
TARD
Palace
Ft. Wayne & Chicago RR
Cleveland & Pittsburg RR R
Union and Corry
Corning
NY Central
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Toledo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
W. B. Shattuc
Ohio
P. D. Cooper
DR. J. Sager
J. F. Wells & Cn
Grase, Lédeetf NN
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