Legal Notice for Attorney Warren Pa Listing
Grey D. Clark, attorney at law of Warren Pennsylvania, office in Verback Block, with Ww. N. Yates listed for legal matter.
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Exchange Blocs
Warren, Pa
Exchange Block
Warren, Penna
Short Streets
Los P
F. R. Scott
Wright Block
Centre Street
Corry, Pa
Bowman & Bole
Verback Block
Warren
Forest
Venango Counties
Attorney AT Law
Johnson's Exchange
Attorneys AT Law
Water Street
Scofield Block
Dinsmoor
Etmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Second Street
W.dd. Hinckley
Wetmore
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
Story
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Parmlee
Farm Advice On Feeding Practices And Stock Care
Practical tips on milk quality and feed types for cattle and sheep. Guidelines cover pasture quality, hay and grain balance, moisture effects in grains, proper wagon and cart maintenance, parasite control, hog weight targets, orchard drainage, corn fodder solids, crop rotation, workshop setup, and the general rule that animal lifespans and maturity can vary with breeding and feeding.
Shear's Summer Greeting Reveals Dry Goods and Carpets Sale
From eastern markets comes word of fresh stock in Dry Goods and Carpets. The Wash Goods department shows a wide range including Ginghams Seersuckers Prints Zephyrs Satins Chambrays and Challies. Specials feature 8c Challies 15c Satines 5c seersuckers and Jersey vests at 15c. The store claims the largest dry goods and carpet stock in the county and invites customers to compare prices and assortments.
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Shear
Warren Pennsylvania Traveler's Directory Notice and rail table
A historical traveler directory lists Pennsylvania R R P and B division schedules with eastward and westward trains and through service details. It includes notes on through Pullman sleeping cars from Philadelphia to Erie and from Washington to Williamsport, plus legal business law tips on negotiable instruments and contract validity.
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Sheffield Express
Sheffield
St. Mary’s
Wil Express
Erie Mail
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Phila
Erie
Williamsport
Kane
kErie Mail
Erie Express
Warren
Warren Express
Oil Express
Chase. Pugh, Gen’ Man’gr
Trains Schedules and Station Listings from Dunkirk Area
A dated timetable outlines train numbers No. 3 and No. 4 with multiple departure times from Dunkirk to destinations including Jamestown Bradford Warren and surrounding towns. It notes connections with Lake Erie Railways at Dunkirk and lists numerous station stops and officials.
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Lake Sh
Western New York and Penna R R Time Table 1889
May 12 1889 schedule shows River Division routes with arrival and departure times between Olean Bradford Warren and surrounding towns. Listed stops include Franklin Tidioute Hickory Warren Kinzua Corydon and more with Eastern Time shown for day and night service.
Electric Bitters Praised by Pharmacists Across States
W D Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio testify that Electric Bitters relieve rheumatism liver and kidney complaints. Thousands more back the claim that the remedy cures liver kidney and blood diseases. Sold for fifty cents at Merch Drug Store. Patterson's offers ladies hats from one to fifteen dollars.
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W. D. Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Merch Drug Store
Rights of Women to Bloom and Vote in Their Own Way
Excerpted poem by Susan Coolidge in Woman's Journal arguing that God made women to live quietly yet asserts women’s rights to personal development, knowledge and aid, and to the ballot as essential for just laws. She emphasizes individual growth, moral strength, and the crucial role of women in shaping justice.
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God
Susan Coolidge
Woman's Journal
Women heroism shines amid Johnstown flood ruin
A Woman's Journal writer notes noble acts by women during the Johnstown flood. Dispatchers stay at telegraph posts to warn others. a Johnstown widow and Bedford Springs keeper perish at their posts. mothers rescue and sacrifice for children. a critique on women’s disfranchisement ends the piece.
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Pennsylvania
Woman's Journal
Malac
Johnstown
Bedford Springs
Ledger
Is the ballot a burden says a Woman's Journal writer
A Woman's Journal piece argues the ballot may burden some but duty outweighs feeling. The writer, aging and tired, says voting is a moral obligation, not convenience, and recalls family and legal history urging women to endure for future good.
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Woman’s Journal
Perfect Womanhood through Equal Rights
A persuasive stance arguing that woman suffrage elevates and liberates girls and women. It cites education, self-development, and civic questions as essential to true womanhood and credits brave women with securing privileges for future generations. It frames equal rights as the path to moral and social progress.
London court bars women from municipal council seats
The Philadelphia Ledger notes rejoicing at the election of Lady Sandhurst and Miss Cobden, but the London court of appeals rules women are disqualified by sex from municipal legislators. The piece labels the ruling absurd given their broad majorities and roles of Englishwomen in ruling nations. It also cautions that English judges remain staunchly conservative.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Municipal Council of London
Lady Sandhurst
Miss Cobden
Court of Appeals
London Council
Great Britain
Ireland
Indian Empire
Notable Women Pioneers Highlighted In Society Notes
A survey of women breaking barriers across fields such as law medicine education and business. Mentions include Phoebe Cozzins first woman admitted to a U S law school, Clara Blakeman real estate success, and an array of female professionals and practitioners in Britain and the United States.
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Mitchell
D. T
Town House of Representatives
Royal Botanic Society
England
Marion Topp
Chicago
Phoebe Cozzins
Brooklyn
Hunpira Ramabai
India
Clara Blakeman
St. Paul
New York
J. Loadstone
Lady Florist
Llanelly
Carmarthenshire
Wales
Amone
Woman’s Medical College
New York City
Kin Yamei
Gro. M. Puttman
Horton
Santa Fe
Argentine
Kan
Kansas City
Pueblo
Col
Middletown
Letters to Boston New York by port electric system
Boston traders predict a mail system moving at 250 mph using magnetized coil rails. A six station line would connect Boston to New York in sixty minutes, with cars carrying letters and packages at five minute intervals.
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Boston
New York City
Metropolis
Athens
Manhattan
Port Electric Post Dispatch
New York
FANTASTICALLY FANCY FURNITURE FOR SMOKING ROOMS
Dainty tables and stands for parlors and smoking rooms feature Moorish brass trays, octagonal tea tables with mahogany and boxwood inlays, bunghing buhl work pieces, and rustic three legged helpers. Home made tables use slate tops with black enamel and painted flowers. Table covers display drawn work and pen and ink sketches with torchen lace mats.
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N. Y. Star
West Point Resignation Request Contrasted by Silent Salute
A terse exchange shows a resigning officer prompting a question about proper salute. The new sentry responds he saluted as the superior officer approached but the officer claims he did not hear it. The judge notes the sequence as an incident at West Point.
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West Point
Inventions and Experiments Highlight Early Scientific Notes
Potatoes yield 250 bushels per ton of starch while lemons provide 250 to 30 to make a pound of crystals. Coal burns evaporating nine pounds water versus wood half that. Edison unveils ore separator expected to transform iron mining. Cornea graft from fowl to human eye praised as hopeful for the blind. Global rainfall estimated at five feet annually implies vast energy in evaporation. Yeast touted in medicine for typhus and diphtheria with high safety in large doses.
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Wizakp
Edison
W. D. Jonson
San Francisco
M. F. Larroque
University of Padua
Gravenigo
Europe
Prominent Figures and Doings in Public Life
The piece surveys various notable individuals including Mr. Gladstone speaking rapidly, Saran Bernaamot courting Americans, Captain Nathaniel H. Faker’s flawless sea record, and exiled Berlin editor Herr von Hortia Kroneer settling in New Haven. It notes Emma Southworth’s age and income, Laura Bridgeman’s church presence, Frank Carpenter’s world tour behavior, and Mrs Harrison’s discontent with White House publicity.
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Gladstone
Saran Bernaamot
Nathanie. H. Faker
Maine
Herr von Hortia Kroneer
Berlin
Frederick
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Republikaner
Haginning
Emma D. E. N. Southworth
Yonkers
Laura Bridgeman
Frank Carpenter
Washington
FLY WHEELS AND NAPHTHA FUEL REPORTEDLY BOOMING
Steel wire rims allow fly wheels to run at triple the speed of cast iron wheels. Naphtha fuel consumption in Middle Russia surges with 880000 tons shipped last year and a projected one million tons this year. A Japanese volcano sulfur discovery, large wheat acreage, and 1888 tin plate imports are noted along with implied labor earnings and industrial input figures.
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Middle
Russia
Volga
Philadelphia
Japan
The Richest Man Content With What He Has
A reflective piece on contentment and virtue. It argues that self knowledge reduces pride, virtue consoles pain, and earnest work surpasses zeal. It urges restraint in friendship with sovereignty and warns against judging others and oneself by hidden motives.
Mail and Phila Weekly Press Sale Note
A brief notice offers Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press at a price of 1.78 dollars. The fragment indicates a sales or subscription offer with a single price point referenced.
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the Mail and
Phila
Wealthy New York widows and their fortunes in millions
A survey lists substantial fortunes of prominent widows and society women in New York, detailing multi million dollar holdings. Names include Mrs Garrietp, Mrs Paran Stevens, Mrs Moses Taylor, Mrs Edwin Stevens, the Rhinelander sisters, Duchess of Marlborough, Mrs Goelet, and others with assets ranging from one to twelve million dollars.
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Garrietp
Paran Stevens
Victoria
Fifth Avenue
Moses Taylor
Roserrt L. Stuart
Edwin Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
America
Rhinelander
Marshall O. Ropers
Hopert Winthrop
Roperti. Livingston
Elbridge Gerry
Bradley Martin
Freperick Stevens
Duchesse de Dino
Hammersley
Duchess of Marlborough
Augustus Schell
W. E. Dopne
Robert Goelet
John C. Green
Princeton College
Craig Wapsworth
Washington
New Yorker
Sarah Hitchcock
Levi P. Morton
James P. KerNocuen
John Do. Green
John Do. Green Has At Least 3,000,000, and Mrs. Mason Jones
Mary Mason Jones
Editor Dana's Garden on Desoris Island Paradise Home
Dana's country retreat Desoris covers 45 acres near Long Island with the New York Sun editor's house, sea wall, and vines. The private collection includes 29 oak varieties, 39 maples, 38 pines, 23 firs, 400 pear trees, 60 grape varieties, 2,700 azaleas, blooming Bourbon roses, and extensive orchids. The landscape focuses on semi marine vistas and the lawns and gardens surrounding the home.
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Garden and Forest
Charles A. Dana
New World
Ace Island
Desoris
Long Island
New York Sun
Mr. Dana
Salve touted as cure-all at Morck Drug Store
An old advertisement claims a salve is the best in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and promises a money refunded guarantee. It is offered at 25 cents per box at Morck Drug Store.
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Morck
Raspberry Vinegar and Other Preserves Recipes
Instructions for making raspberry vinegar with two stages of fruit infusion and sugar, plus currant relish with spices and wine vinegar. Also includes Goop Strw lamb with peas, German Puffs batter with eggs, Ligut Punpina lemon butter cake batter, and mushrooms with toast in butter cream sauce.
Preparing for Death and Insanity in a Prosaic Life
A child recalls a dying mother calmly finishing her family’s mending and teaching how to care for relatives as she faces death. The piece contrasts this with a Milwaukee man who foresees imminent insanity and plans for his family after losing his mind, noted by N Y Fashion Bazar.
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Milwaukee
Daudet
N. Y
Practical age quote on melons and trust in God
An old Town farmer riffs on a motto translating to a warning about melons. He quips that boys must not touch the melons because they are green and God sees them. The remark blends humor with a homely moral from rural life.
Paper Demand Surges for Newspapers and Books
The text notes heavy paper consumption by publishers and firms. The Century Company consumes about 200 tons monthly, with a $300,000 yearly paper bill. Harper & Brothers take 25,000 reams. Robert Bonner around 10,000 reams per shipment. Additional buyers include two cheap literature firms and a patent medicine company purchasing hundreds of thousands in paper annually.
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Century Company
Harper & Brothers
Robert Bonner
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Warren Mail
Cowan & CO
Business ‘Garas
M J. Walkerman
Oneida
Liberty Street
L. Agnew
Warren, I'S
A. Schofield
A. Love
Warken Hotel
J. W. Clements
Water
Liberty Streets
Third St
M BB
W. Dunkle, i
John Hepburn
AY Warren
Liberty St
Third
East Sts
W G. Trunkey
Judge Scofield
W . W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Prown, Stone & Rich
First National Book
K. E. Brown
Brown
H. KE. Brown
W. Stone
W. E. Rice
A. F. Bole
John F. McPherson
Justice OF the Peace
Lo. Cor
Water and
Hickory Lts
Grey D. Clark
Ww. N. Yates
W. A. Greaves
Oliverie
Amuel T. Neill
H. J. Mush
Iinsmoor & Cables
Jas
CABLE
5Amas
Ilburk & Scanur
Front Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Johnson, Lindsey & Parmlee
Warren Savings Bank
Warren County
Ssevines PA
Marriea
B. Nesmith
L. F. Watson
A. J. Hazeltine
Cashier
DreKctors
M. B. Dunham
J. Hazeltine
L. R. Freeman
B. Nesmith James Clark
L. B. Wood
Chamberlain Institute and Female College
Randolph, N. Y
Chautauqua Lake
N. Eng. Conservatory
Commercial College
Bonanzar Oagents Senter Sc Pet Free A. Sooet
New Yorork City
D. Shear
Traveler's Directory
R. R
P. & B. Division
J.R. Wood
Sven
Ryues No
Leny Valle
Vy Dunkirka
Nredonia
Lbona
Casadaga
Noclairvills
Ross Mill, Falconer, &Gw Cros
Frewscar Fentonyill Feerat
Russellburg
N. Warren
Jackson
Irvington Youngsvill
Pittsfield
Garland
Torpedo
Grand
Pittsb
Anday
A. Clute
Warre
N, Pa
Penna R.R
P. R. Rt
River Division
Gots
Pittsburg
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Foxburg “Anens Dae Aval
Franklin
Oll City
Oleopolis
Eagle Rock
Tionesta Hickory
Yankeyville
Tidioute
Thompson
Irvineton
Kingtun
Bradford
Patterson's
Warren & Farnsworth Valley
Garfield Vandergrifter Eons Mill
Clarendon Corwen
Underwood
McCalmont
Wood’s Mill East Branch Junction
Garfield Ar
Garfield
East Branch
Wood's Mill McCalmont
Underwood’. Cornen
Clarendon
Arr
Ridgway
Vandergrift
Garnetu
Dunham's Mill
A.D. Wood
Gilson
Barnes
Donaldson ,Martin
Brookston Yphamps
Jeffield
Foxburg
Hegheny
Tionesta Valley
Farnsworth
Tvrona
Markham
Lagving
Tiona
Jerry Crary
Gor
Philip Bysecker
Hoffman Block
Market Street
Ludlow House
Pitcher’s Castoria
Oya
Royal Aking Powder CO
Wall St
Carters
CarTer
Jane
Carter Medicine CO
Sonal Ful
Small Dove
Sal Price
Horace
Fast Mail Service
Commerce and Industry
Dana’s Garden
Bucklen
Warren P.O. Ag
Michael
Joseph
Mickey
Papa
Pound
Mr. Blobson
Firenca
Mada
Macaulay
Davis’ Drug Store
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