Warren Mail notes and local notices from February 7 1883
Home and personal matters fill the page with items on theater and concerts at Library Hall, engagements and marriages in Warren, local business ads for C R Henry and Geo Batt, travel notes about Mrs Halliday’s fall, shoe heel plates at Northrop, and hospital tours. Community events include the Shakespeare Club, Trial by Jury at Library Hall, and a Church marriage. Also mentions Dr Curwen, Dr Ryan, the Davis drug store, and local politics with Cameron Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jamieson
Hickory Street
Northrop
Shakespeare Club
J. P. Jefferson
Gilbert and Sullivan
Library Hall
Messrs. Cochran, Johnson and Taggart
Death of Pevec S Core at 80 remembered in Warren
Pevec S Core of Pine Grove died last Monday January 30 1888 at age 80 after a quiet decline. He moved from Yates County New York about 50 years ago and ran the People’s Monitor Whig paper with partners until 1845. Funeral held at Russell Church with Rev Thomas officiating. Burial in Russell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pevec
S. Core
Pine Grove
Cole
Whig State Committee
Philadelphia
Warren
Franklin
Patent Office
Russell
Thomas
Struthers
M. Waters
Warren Gas Light Company schedule cuts gas price
The Warren Gas Light Company publishes a schedule showing notable price reductions. Large consumers gain, yearly contracts are abolished, and charges align with usage. The move aims to boost consumption as gas quality remains high and expected to continue rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Gas Light Company
Warren
Prompt and Enterprising Clothier Leads Spring Styles
Geo. Ball, veteran clothier, heads the procession and unveils Spring styles for pants and suits at shut-down prices. He specializes in K. of L. Co-operative Collars and Cuffs, union made from durable linen, plus flats caps neckwear shirts and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ball
K. of L
Erminie At Library Hall Draws $700 House
The comic opera Erminie at Library Hall last Wednesday drew a $700 audience but critics found the show more spectacle than opera. Floy Crowell impressed in Jess and headlines announce her upcoming roles. The Dalys offered a slim performance to a small crowd. prices were low but the company was not cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erminie
Chateau Pouvert
Floy Crowell
Jess
Lady Audley
Dalys
Destructive Fire Destroys Orris Hall and Barns
Early Sunday morning a fire consumed Orris Hall and adjacent barns in Galbraith and Hall, destroying livestock including two cows and a calf. Firefighters eventually limited the blaze. losses exceed $3,000 with $200 insurances on Hall and Thompson properties. Origin of the fire remains unknown as rain falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris Hall
C. C. Thompson
Hall’s
Galbraith Hall
Frank Hall
Mr. Clawson
Hall
Thompson
Funeral of Henry G. Lapham Recalled by Rockwell
Mr Rockwell returned from New York where he attended the funeral of Henry G. Lapham who died of Brights disease January 28 1888. Rockwell praised Laphams leadership temperance work and generous character. He leaves a widow and two sons John J and Louis H who will continue the family business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Lapham
Rockwell
New York
Bright
John J
Louis H. Lapham
Thorpe versus Inwood jury rules for defendant
Monday opened this week's trial list before Judge Brown. In the case J. T. Thorpe vs Thos Inwood the jury decided for the defendant. Agnes Crowley vs Pennsylvania R R Co. the jury was out when court adjourned. R H Addleman vs the same on trial as we go to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J. T. Thorpe
Thos. Inwood
Agnes Crowley
Pennsylvania
R. R.co
R. H. Addleman
Same
County items and upcoming events from Erie region
The Erie area reports gas well 2180 feet deep and gasless. Kriminal Court at Erie schedules about sixty cases this week. Kane plans three new churches Baptist Congregational Catholic. Edinboro Normal School graduates teach in five state normals. 83d Pennsylvania Regiment Monument Association meets in Corry February 10 to design a Gettysburg monument. Potter county to have a license court per last week’s Coudersport papers. Supreme Court sets week of April 30 for appeals from Warren McKean Tioga Potter Elk. Kent House at Lakewood to have 250 rooms cost $100,000. open next June. Fred Calkins of Horn’s Siding dies in accident when gun breech explodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Erie
Kane
Normal School
Edinboro
Pennsylvania
83D
Pennsylvania Regiment Monument Association
Corry
Gettysburg
Potter County
Coudersport
McKean Miner
Supreme Court
Warren
McKean
Tioga
Potter
Elk
Kent House
Lakewood
Sliney and Frisbee
Corry Telegraph
Fred Calkins
Horn’s Siding
Fred
Dinsmore Trial Details in 1887 Davis Killing Case
The second trial of Mrs. Ella Dinsmore for the murder of James C. Davis in Clarion county was held before Judge Taylor in Franklin. Davis threatened Dinsmore with a revolver. King shot Davis in self defense, was convicted then pardoned appeal, while Dinsmore was acquitted for aiding King. The case moved to Venango county with no public pressure influence, and Mrs. Dinsmore and her daughter planned residence in Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dinsmore
James C. Davis
St. Petersburg
Clarion County
Taylor
Franklin
Davis
Board of Pardons
Venango County
Warren
Dinsmore
Pine Grove
Warren Relief Association Quarterly Report Summary
The Warren Relief Association reports a year ending balance and quarter receipts including 60 71 from Thanksgiving, about 100 in Christmas offerings, 235 clothing items contributed and 211 distributed, 36 families aided, and baskets of flour and potatoes disbursed. Unpaid bills linger, reducing the treasury near empty. public generosity remains needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Warren Relief Association
Cela Ccdsdleeio
R. A. Nenee Ees
Getting Out a License Under New Liquor Law
Franklin News outlines the steps to obtain a retail liquor license under the new law. It details filing a petition with certificates from twelve electors, a license bond of 2000 dollars with two sureties, a warrant of attorney to confess judgment, and a justification of properties and encumbrances of the sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Franklin News
Keystons Clothing Company Announces Measured Clothing Prices
The Keystons Cloth ing Company touts strong season results in Custom Clothing from their Merchant Tailoring Department. They advertise trousers to order at 6, 7 and 8 dollars and suits to order from 22 dollars, with M. Strelitz overseeing the cutting department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Strelitz
Keystons Clothina Company
Lost shawl on Warren to Youngsville road
A double woolen shawl, black on one side and gray on the other, was lost on the night of January 20 between Warren and Youngsville. The finder is asked to leave it at I G Lacy's on Third Street or report its location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Youngsville
I. G. Lacy
Third Street
Not undersold in goods and prices, Henry proclaims
C R Henry declares no one will undersell him in goods and prices while urging Republicans to buy the Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press for a dollar seventy five. The ad-like note promotes a political newspaper subscription as a party booster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Henry
Best Place in Warren to Eat Adhea kitchen offer
Adhering to a plain ad style the message promotes a Warren business offering dinners for 25 cents with breakfast and supper to order. It references G B Williams at 311 Second St Warren Pennsylvania and Dr Oldshoe at 534 Grant Street Pittsburgh and ends with a groceries line from C R Huwnzy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Adelphia
G. B. Williams
Second St
Warren, Pa
Oldshoe
Grant Street
Pittsburgh
Sugar Grove County Correspondence Notes Local Sickness and Meetings
Last Wednesday Mike Dennigan had an accident at Clark's mill and was badly bruised but saved by Mr. Clark who threw off the belt. Attendance at the C. S. and C. will meet at Mrs. C. F. Temple's next week. Sickness prevails. Chas. Davis' child not improving. two Younie children very ill. Temple children recovering. Seminary meetings spark interest and Union school prospers. Andrew Thorpe sold cattle for 175 dollars. Sleighing boosts business. Teacher's Institute catalogue is being printed at the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dennigan
Clark’s Mill
Clark
C. F. Temple
Wm. Younie
D. C. Temple
Union School
Andrew Thorpe
Teacher’s Institute
Yp Aus
Fes
Abel Morrison
Sugar Run
James Solanger
Ackley Station
M. Portman
Bradford Street
Corydon
C. Mead
Charles Seaman
Mark McCollister
Carlos Knapp
E. A. Allen
Freehold
Mr. Allen
Allie Mead
Todd
Young Porter Son Taken to Cleveland Hospital for Treatment
Wrightsville reports Jimmie Porter, son of W. A. Porter, was moved to St. Alexis Hospital in Cleveland for treatment after a long illness. Dr. C. E. Cotton, formerly of Wrightsville and Warren High School alumnus, now serves as hospital physician and College Demonstrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
W. A. Porter
St. Alexis Hospital
Cleveland
C. E. Cotton
Wrightsville
Warren High School
Cotton
Limestone Fes 1 School term ends and visits noted
Our genial friend S Averille was on the sick list a few days. Miss Rosetta Turner of Tidioute closed a very successful term of school today. Rev J C Hadlock and family visited Crawford county friends. Rev Mr and Mrs DeVaux from Hickory visited Limestone friends. Miss Katie Garber visits her sister Mrs E G Myers of West Hickory. Miss Phone Bimber staying with Mr C McKain. Mr C Gilmore returned from a Western trip hale and hearty. The Max is appreciated by many readers. Sleighing fine and parties held at J P Housers and at Garber's. Hadlock closed meetings at Averill school and visited Crawford. Mrs Wyman returned home. Teachers on vacation. Miss Turner closed four months term. visitors attended. County Superintendent rarely seen in Limestone. SKIP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
S. Averille
Rosetta Turner
Tidioute
J. C. Hadlock
Crawford County
DeVaux
Hickory
Limestone
Katie Garber
E. G. Myers
West Hickory
Phone Bimber
J. P
Miss Turner
Skip
Grange activity and mill expansions mark season
Davis and Nichols expand lumber stock as mills shift to winter outputs. The Grange grows statewide with farmer activism and a social E A U dance in Grange hall ending as a financial letdown. Roads are being broken by labor teams as sleighing remains excellent and travel home from Jamestown was rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
State Grange
R. T
Garcelon’s Hall
Grange
West Spring Creek
D. P
Hunter & Jarvis Special Week Ends Tomorrow
Tomorrow marks the final day of Hunter and Jarvis special week with Cor sets gloves ribbons and handkerchiefs promoted for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Jarvis
Real Estate Transfers Reported for the Mail
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with buyers and sellers in towns such as Tidioute Cherry Grove Elk Triumph Warren Mead and Farmington. Transaction amounts range from 1 to 4300 dollars including properties in Columbus Pittsfield Broken straw and Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Grandin
Fred Grettenberger
Tidioute
A.J. Hazeltine
John Sorrenson
Cherry Grove
E.H
G. W. French
John Peterson
Elk
B. Gorman
Triumph
Lucius White
Emmet Curtis
Columbus
Mary A. Crosby
Thos
W. L. Weakley
Warren
W.s.bachop
Joseph Briggs
Wm. Pier
James D. Howard
Pittsfield
W.P. Hyde
Mabel Wann
Mead
S. D. I. Newbold
John Christie
Brokenstraw
L. F. Watson
S. P. Hall
Wesley George
M. D. Nourse
Fred Northrop
Farmington
James Carey Dies on Winsor Street at 92
James Carey dropped dead on Winsor street near Dr. J. W. Scott's house Friday around 10:30 a.m. Dr. Cheney and Fred G. Bush carried him to the Scott residence where he had stopped after visiting Lester Geer. The death is attributed to heart disease. Carey was 92 years old and widely esteemed in the community. He was father to Rev. J. E. Carey and several daughters and an uncle to Dr. J. W. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carey
J. W. Scott
Winsor Street
Dr. Cheney
Fred G. Bush
Dr. Scott
Mr. Carey
Lester Geer
Jamestown Journal
Supper and Donation Ep I Mart at Dakin Home
An oyster supper was held Feb 2 at Allen B. Dakin’s residence on the State road to benefit Rev. D C Irwin of Wrightsville circuit. About eighty attended a program of music readings and declamations. The evening raised 40 25 in cash with good wishes for Mr and Mrs Dakin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. Dakin
State Road
D. C. Irwin
Wrightsville
Keystone Clothing Company Two Month Sale Offers Deep Reductions
Keystone Clothing Company Warren Pa announces a two month sale on men boys and children clothing and furnishings with discounts up to fifty percent. Featured prices include men's fur caps 90c hats 1.25 and suits and overcoats marked down from 15 to 10 or 7 50 plus 1 88 for cheap working overcoats and 4 50 for all wool overcoats. A. Wiss manager notes store overhaul and large stock from leading clothiers and tailors Warren county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Clothing Company
Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
A. Wiss
Mrs. Morrison at eighty seven visits daughter across ice bridge
An elderly Mrs. Abel Morrison, 87, is seen traversing an ice bridge to visit a daughter on the opposite bank while neighbors note her vigor and humor, placing artificial flowers in water to prevent wilting. Other local items include rentals, illnesses, and community events.
Blizzard Thwarts Travel Yet Youths Gather for Music
A select party of young people visited Mr. L. Stanley on Wednesday evening January 25, despite a blizzard that nearly halted travel. Diphtheria is affecting town residents with a young lady employed by Dr. Nichols dying and a small boy of Mr. Ward also ill. Mr. A. Myers sold a half interest in his business to Mr. Harkness of Randolph NY. Miss Jennie Jeffords of Sheffield visits local friends. A store of well assorted goods urged by Johnson & Cummings to inspect prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
L. Stanley
Nichols
Ward
A. Myers
Harkness
Randolph
N. Y
Jennie Jeffords
Sheffield
Johnson & Cummings
Knights of Labor Agency Named For Linen Collars
The Co operative Collar and Cuff Co. controlled by Knights of Labor has secured an agency for linen collars and cuffs from the Kuystong Clothing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Co-operative Collar and Cuff Co
Kuystong Clotuine Co
Commodity price movements and market quotes in Chicago and New York
Chicago markets show higher prices for corn and provisions, with oats lower and lard higher. Area livestock prices remain active for steers and sheep, while Western grain and dairy terms drift. New York money market is easy on call at 2 1/2 percent, with steady Sterling and dull government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mess Park
May
Carrie
Haas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Steptenees
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
New York
Sterling Exchange
Wheat Prices Steady As New York Produce Exchange Closes
The New York Produce Exchange reports flour firm and steady markets with common to good extra western wheat and active wheat options. No. 2 spring and red wheat quoted with slight movements. Corn closes lower amid slight declines. Buffalo provision market notes No. 1 hard wheat at 20 to 2 0, and No. 2 red at 9c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Produce Exchange
Buffalo
Iibe
Ledger of taxes and receipts by Warren County authorities
Details unseated and balance taxes by townships including Clarendon, Columbus, Freehold, Eldred, Farmington, Limestone, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Pleasant, Spring Creek, Sheffield, South West, Triumph, Brokenstraw, Conewango, Corydon, Cherry Grove, Elk, Pleasant, Sugar Grove and others. Items show amounts due, paid, overpaid and commissions, with redemption fund balances and rent and interest revenues for 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. E. Rowe
Columbus Township
B. L. Walton
Freehold Township
Lewis Brown
Eldred
Farmington Township
Thamas Cooper
Limestone Township
William Merkle
Pine Grove Township
Grove
Brokenstraw
R. G. Mead
Conewango
Corydon Township
Joseph R. Brown
Cherry Grove Township
John Sorrenson
Elk Township
Charles Fosburg
Freehold
Frank Kay
S. Johnson
W. W. Hodges
South West Township
M. Dunham
Triumph Township
W. M. Irvine
Columbus Borough
Clarendon
County Treasurer's Commission
Jo Caprell
Youngsville
L. J
Rai
W. Borland
Columbus Bofe Henry Fuellhart
Ncccesenne
Thos. Homet
H. Lilley
Addis Johnson
Relem . J. Re Browd
Cory
Wee John Sorenson
Cherry Grove
Martin Devore
Forsburg
Elk
R. B. Emerson
Vine Exeie Asa Carr
Os—- 23
Pire Grove
Rg Oe
Plemaeld i. A. Smit
Ts ’ L
Mickelson
Sugar Grove
J. O. Deming
Spring Creek
G. Wright
South West
J. Hunter
Charles Tompsett
MIT
Watson
P. J. Mickelsod
Sas Cingapee Plageechesaneeiatensenaligatan
E. F. Thompson
Farmington
H. A. Smith
Pittsfield
V. Benson
Kinzua
L. Mickelson
Sugar Grove Township
H. J. Hunter
Terres Son
Chas
Tompsett
Triumph Top
A. Fosburg
Th. Horner
A. Johnson
Fosberg
BLK
Denone
L. Michelson
Triumph
Co. Treas
Brokenstraw Township
Conewango Township
Deerfield Township
Mead Township
Pleasant Township
Sheffield Township
Watson Township
Clarendon Borough
Tidioute
M. Crocker
Joseph Clinton
F. A. Cogswell
Warren County
Warren Borough
L. D. Wetmore
U.S
Jos. E. Fay
van Ord
J. GC. Hanson
William and
G. P. Mead
T. L. Putnam
Davidson
Warren
Lytle Davis
Tarbel
Child
Glade
Buck
Mead
A. Anderson
E. McIntyre
John Ginter
Hill
C. E. O'Dell
L. Bidwell
J. Cunningham
R. Harrington
Katharine Mellring
M. Stapleton
Sheffield
Griffin
Hamilton
South W St
M. Hamlin
Grand Clearance Sale Offers Deep Discounts On White Goods
Seventh and eighth days of the Grand Clearance Sale feature special prices on white goods and embroidery. Dresses, dress goods, flannels, prints, and silk are marked down with discounts like 80 cents for Sarah Silk, 37 1 2 cents for 75 cent dress goods, and 15 cents for Jamestown dress goods. Store clerks busy serving crowds as competitors watch. Only four more days remain to take part in the $10,000 surplus sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Kahle Marries Hann In Oil City Church Service
In Oil City on January 30 1888 James C Kahle of Lineville married Hattie L Hann of Fern City Pennsylvania at the Evangelical Church South Oil City. Reverend M L Weaver officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahle—Hann
Oil City
M. L. Weaver
Evangelical
South Oil City
James C. Kahle
Lineville
Hattie L. Hann
Fern City
Nelson Greenlund Undertaker and Embalmer Listed
Warren Pennsylvania announces Nelson Greenlund an undertaker and embalmer located at 331 Exchange Block next to the Exchange Hotel in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Greenlund
Undertaker
Hickory St
Warren
Nelson Greenlund
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren, Pa
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Warren Mail
C. R. Henry’s
Geo. Batt
Belle Sutliff
Stuart
Wenk
Forest Republican
Struthers Leek Works
Fred P. Hue
Meacham & Co
Scofield
C. P. Northrop
Mary Elizabeth Kirberger
John J. Leonard
Lutheran Church
Ryan
Allen
R. S. Holmes
Mount Dora
Florida
South Florida
Titusville
John McWilliams
Cameron
Bairstow
J. R. King
Hook and Ladder Company
Court
Mail
Phila
C. R. Huwnzy’s
General Markets
Geo. F. Yates
Warren Co
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mercantile Apptaiset
Treasurer's 'S
Treasurer's
Javenneee
Amouds
M. Dunham Triumph Township
F. M. Proper
Tidioute Borough
W. J. Grandin
Geo. F.1
7Ates
J. L. Cogswell
L. J. Kinnear
H. W. Borland
L. Merket
Thos. Homer
Eldred Township
Rouse Road Fund
Warren Boro
Wetmore
Kate
Eva Schnell
Fiora Simmons
John Lane
Ransom Bates
C. H. Gregory
Bills
Johnson
A. P. Garfield
Blodgett & Stowell
Stowell & Johnson
C. B. Davis
W. H. Gray
WeLkke Errboeo
Seapfoonesqeevsp
Tievesiberg
R. E. Brown
Dutter
J. G. McKee
J. G. Blair
Saaate H. L. Mead & Co
Spowaten and Potatoe
Cvcveseresicerees Oo
2Tocetics
H. L. Mead & Co
Groceries
R. P. Davis
W.D. Belknap
J. W. Agrelius
Aeke A. G. McIntyre & Co
W. D. Belknap
A. F. Swanson
Bhectvelesco
Warren Mills Company
W. B. Phillips
O. M. Agrelius
Stromberg
H. L. Delong
Schellhammer & Lesser
Geo
F. Yates
Warren An A . Mead & Jackson
Poor Funnesser &Company
Ink
W.H. Mix
P. D.clark
G.brimbill
Sinter & Son
Dill Vremerreeseen
Ola
McDowell Brothers
Mintzer
Stad Alger
Dills
Evsessene
Emma Rathborne
George Ball
Dils
Nelson
Akin
Struthers, Wells & Co
P. S
D. Lavoy
Buck Brothers
St OU
Warren Porough Sehioo
Youngsville School
DOATA
Cerecereres
HI. M. Lailly
Esseceseresencenses Necessneceserseenses
Samuel Garfield
George Weiderhold
Gta
Vioe
Straw
Edson Phillips
A. D. Brown
J.G. McKee
Stra
Jennie Morris
Fred Wright
R. M. Johnson
R. A
Columbia Drill Co
Curtis Manufacturing Co
Ten
Mason Wor
D. Morse
William Gray
Secereree
R. Brown
Warren Academy
Academy
Philo
N. M. Philo
N. M
Philo Judgment
Treas
BORC
UGH 8Cho
Mile Park
Arird
Forest Co
W. E. Rice
Sheriff Love
Eatter
Warren Dotoued
H W Borland
Columbus B
L. B. Baker
M. Mead
Whiskey
Whitcomb
Martin Et Commonwealth
Ssecr
West
Court House
Board of Prisoners
Register of Voters
Traverse
Court Up
Court County
Pennsylvania Reform School
Wee Peanen
Atte Repairs
Grand Jury
Teachers’ Institute
Warren Fair Asso
M. Crocker, Co
Warren Water Company
Warren-Crawfur
Rouse Estate Poor Fund
Ors
Rouse Estate
Weiderhold
Swanson
E.colson
J. Wallace
J. A. Akins
Insane Hospital
North
John Curwen
Warren County Insane Poor
W. W. Hazeltine
J.bysinger
A. Weaver
B. J. Jackson
Mitchell & Messner
Goal Brothers
Bill
Mead & Jackson
G. N. Summers
H.L. Davis
H. G. Hall
Rouse Farm
H. D. Hotchkiss
North Warren
V. L. Putnam
Michael Crocker
Seaeneneenene
Rouse Poor Fund
T. S. Putnam
Borough of
Warren Academy Fuand
Thos. Mooney
A. E. Pelton
C. J. Gunning
Rouse
P. N. Robinson
H.T. Russe
Hazeltine
D. Mason & Co
W. J. Alexander
Cc. Cummings
E. Cowan & Co
W. Searsall
Swalley & Warful
Nixon Brothers
Monument Geo. Murrey
F. W. Tuesdell
John Akins
Rouse Poor’fund
Jos
Clinton
Kirkpatrick
Jake Rapp
Rouse Hospital
Bell Bros
Philo. Weekly Press
L.G
Noyes Druggist
Kersrows Crormixa Co
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