Warren County Senatorial Candidate Announced in Warren
O C Allen of Warren is put forward as a Republican candidate for State Senate pending convention results. The endorsement list includes J H Donry and Warren County bar members citing honesty and legal knowledge as reasons for support. Warren Pa February 7 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren
J. H. Donry
Srr
Te Gerould
Citizens National Bank of
D. L. Gerould
State OF
Pennsylvania
W. V. N. Yates
Warren lawyers nominated for President Judge post
The notice names Gro H HiaaGrns of Warren Pa and W M Lindsey of Warren as candidates for President Judge of the 87th Judicial District, pending Republican Primaries and Conventions and district convention decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. H. HiaaGrns, Esq
Warren, Pa
87Th Judicial District
Warren County Associate Judge Candidates Announced
The newspaper lists several candidates for Associate Judge of Warren County. A H Olmstead of Spring Creek, C H WittTsrkz of Ackley Pa, Benj Ellis of Sugar Grove Township, and Clirr Marsh of Kinzua are all announced as candidates subject to Republican primary decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. WittTsrkz
Ackley
Warren County
Benj, Ellis
Sugar Grove Township
Mary Mead
Pittsfield
Penn
D. Mead
Warren Co
Hanning Christianson
Sheffield
Thompson and Samuelson Named as Assembly Candidates
We are authorized to announce C. C. Thompson of Warren as a candidate for Assembly subject to Republican Primary nomination and D. A. Samuelson of Sugar Grove as a candidate for Assembly subject to Republican Primary nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
C. C. Thompson, Esq
Warren
D. A. Samuelson
Sugar Grove
Warren County Register and Recorder candidates named
S H BriaGs of Glade Wm McCray of Bear Lake and Walter W HopaGes of Pine Grove are announced as candidates for Register and Recorder of Warren County. The notice from Stoneham dated Feb 19 1890 records J E Wheeler seeking nomination and urging Republican voters to support qualified patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Recorder
S. H. BriaGs
Glade
Register
Recorder
Warren County
Wm. McCray
Bear Lake
Stoneham
J. E. Wheeler
Warren County announces county commissioner candidates
Weare authorized to announce Patt. N. Robinson of South West as a candidate for County Commissioner. Weare authorized to announce John A. Akins of Brokenstraw as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce J. G. Sanford of Eldred as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Patt. N. Robinson
South West
Warren County
John A. Akins
Brokenstraw
J. G. Sanford
Eldred
Warren County District Attorney Candidate Named
District Attorney announces J. W. Dun Kle of Warren as Republican candidate for Warren County District Attorney subject to the Republican primaries on Saturday May 10 and the return convention on Monday May 12.
Our Duty on Senatorial Choice in Warren County
The piece defends Senator Allen and argues Warren and Venango counties share the choice. It criticizes the Marr Mirror for threats and urges backing a Senator of experience and statewide appeal, warning that denying Allen locally would undermine precedent and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Senator Allen
Warren County
Warren
Venango
Marr
Mirror
Lee
Iowa encounted blizzard and governor shift in one day
Iowa endures a harsh spell with a snowstorm and a Democratic governor appearing on the same date. Later a Republican U.S. Senator Allison enters the scene, adding to ongoing political shifts and concerns for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U.S
Allison
Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Six Month Sentence
The court maintains Jake Kixrain’s $200 fine and six month imprisonment. The ruling asserts the sentence stands as a proper punishment and the court remains firm on its position. The passage then shifts to Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Kixrain
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Sullivan
Chauncey M Depew Nominated for New York Mayor
At a dinner Mr Vancott proposed Chauncey M Depew for mayor of New York. The guests cheered the idea as a ten strike. The question remains if he will accept the role and stick with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Mr. Vancott
Mayor Depew
Andrews urges statewide formation of Republican business clubs
The chairman endorses forming Republican business men's clubs in all towns and cities of the state at once, calling it a strong business idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Republican Clubs Proceedings in Nashville March Meeting
The National League of Republican Clubs met in Nashville Tennessee on March 4. A. J. Watson welcomed delegates praising national unity and denouncing sectional labels while Governor Thurston and Speaker Reed were praised for Republican strength and opposition to filibuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Republican Clubs
Nashville
Tennessee
A. J. Watson
Keystone
Thurston
Reed
Congress
Tom Reed
Buncombe
WomenCriticisms Hit Liberal Union Meeting in Washington
The piece reports complaints by women who say men show little sympathy and fail to remove causes of women’s wrongs. It highlights Mrs. Gage leading a radical speech attacking churches as a bulwark of woman’s slavery and Mrs. Wixon condemning religion as superstition, reflecting heated debate within a suffrage era group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s National Liberal Union
Washington
Lincoln’s son Abraham dies in London at 17
Millions mourn with Mr and Mrs Robert T Lincon the American minister to Great Britain over the death of their son Abraham Lincoln in London on March 5 1890. He suffered a malignant carbuncle and blood poisoning after French surgery. He was 17 and had recently arrived in Europe. The Queen sent sympathy and his body was embalmed for home burial. Mrs Logan dedicates a memorial hall in Washington with busts portraits and gifts to the late General whose legacy spans wartime and Senate years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Lincon
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
London
Europe
Mr Lincoln
Logan
Senate
Postmaster General Wana maker's Telegraph Bill Debate
Heavy capitalists are seen behind a Postal Telegraph bill in Congress backed by government support. Figures like D. I. Bates Gardner Hubbard the Bells Thomas Dolan and others from Philadelphia are named as backers who could crush private firms. The question is whether a new company would be less dictatorial than Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wanamaker
Congress
D. I. Bates
N. Y
Gardner G. Hubbard
The
Bells
Telephone Fame
Thomas Dolan
Dobson Brothers
H. Diston
Harrison Brothers
Philadelphia
Western Union
Preamble to Post Office Building Plans in Washington
Congress approved 1.075 million dollars for a new Washington post office site near Center Market at 9th and Pennsylvania avenue. The project faces persistent land owner opposition and possible Senate defeat, leaving Uncle Sam with uncertain P O facilities until a suitable site is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P. QO
Center Market
9Th and
Penna, Avenue
Senate
Uncle Sam
Back Woods
P. O
Auction of A. T. Stewart Wines Fetches Highest Bid
Edward G. Gilmore of Niblos Garden paid $7.25 per bottle for three bottles of Lynch 1817 at the Aran sale in New York. Old Loud Particular from the Jack Warrior voyage of 1810 sold for $4.50 per demijohn. The piece notes possible testimony in a South election dispute and hints at testing the Lynch term for humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aran
A. T. Stewart
N. Y
Edward G. Gilmore
Niblos Garden
Lynch
Admission sought for Mor ton to Washington Gun Club
Mor ton applied for admission to the Athletic Club of Washington weeks ago. The club notified him at his Florida stopping place last week that he was received. He now needs admission to the Washington Gun Club to be prepared for all emergencies with the other boys, though some old fogies may scold him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Athletic Club of Washington
Florida
Washington Gun Club
Democratic maneuvering in Pennsylvania nominating race
Senator Wallace returns from Europe to bolster his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Pennsylvania. The Scott faction opposes Wallace, discouraging Black from running and favoring Pattison. Scott seeks to control the delegation to the National Convention, promotes Cleveland alignment, and hints at a strategic aim to keep the Republican majority under 80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Europe
Penna
Scott
Black
Pattison
Pattisons
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Pension Totals Lag Behind Ohio and New York
A Washington correspondent notes that on June 30 1889 Pennsylvania held 47 361 pensions, behind Ohio 40 081 and New York 47 234. The report also details Civil War regiments and fatalities, highlighting Pennsylvania’s large infantry counts and higher losses than other Northern states, with North Carolina cited as the leading Confederate state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Fox
North Carolina
Methodist University Planned in Washington D C
Bishop Hurst leads drive to establish a great Methodist University in Washington D C with a 90 acre Davis Tract site purchased for 100000 dollars. Subscriptions come from diverse Protestant supporters and funding aims at a 1.5 million dollar stone campus focused on post graduate studies and professional disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hurst
M. E. Church
Washington, D.C
Davis
Charles W Stone Favored for Erie County Republican Honor
In Warren and Erie county circles Hon C W Stone is praised as cultured talented and principled a devoted Republican with strong personal ties to Erie. The Erie Times endorses him as a desirable candidate and urges delegates at the Republican State Convention to be pledged to Stone with many hoping he may receive the honor he seeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stone
Warren
Erie Times
Erie
Erie County
Messrs. Delamater
Hastings
Osborne
Charles W. Stone
Mugwumps Savor Self‑Approval and Quiet Success
The Providence Journal portrays Mugwumps as flowery with blush roses of self‑approval and contentment. It notes the Mugwump’s self‑assurance, claiming the typical member has few equals and no superiors unless mistaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
New York Trotting Stock Sale Fetches High Prices
At a New York sale of trotting stock by L. J. Rose of California Bayonne Prince sold for 25 000 and Zorage 13 100 along with Revenue 10 000 Nellie May 8 100. Costs for 6 000 down to 1 100 reflect strong demand for blood and pedigree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. J. Rose
California
Bayonne
W C T U Expands Across Pennsylvania Counties
The non partisan Woman's Christian Temperance Union reports rapid growth as it organizes in nearly all Pennsylvania counties with plans for nationwide reach and a county presence in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Times Expands With Major Investment
The Pittsburg Times is expanding its footprint as owners buy property for 165000 dollars to build a 200000 dollar facility. Planned improvements would lift total spend to about half a million dollars, signaling strong confidence in the paper’s growth and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Minister Waireaw Reip Visits Tribune Office for Rest
The traveler from Paris, Minister Waireaw Reip, arrived last week seeking fresh air at the Tribune office and a wholesome dinner at Dr. Depew's, per local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waireaw Reip
Paris
Tribune
World Fair Committee Ends Task With $26,000 Spent
The Tuk World's Fair Committee of New York closed its business revealing $26,000 used to promote the fair in New York. It is noted Chicago has spent much more, which may explain Chicago's greater success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk
Depew Rumored to Quit NY Central Presidency for 1892
A report says Chauncey M. Depew plans to leave the Presidency of the New York Central railroad to seek the 1892 presidential nomination. He denies the claim but remains seen as a strong, available candidate with firm Republican convictions and notable mental power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
N. Y. Central Railroad
Press and Senate Secrets in Closed Sessions
Washington press correspondents are adept at uncovering Senate executive session secrets while the Senate fails to learn the journalists’ tricks. The piece hints reporters keep counsel, avoiding executive sessions, unlike the lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
St Joan leaves side show to join regular tent
The line between sides shifts as St. Joan departs the fringe act and takes a position in the main performance, signaling a change in stage roles and spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan
the Democracy
Nesmith and Knupp Offer Olives by Pint to Gallon
Local grocer Nesmith & Knupp advertise olives sold by pint, quart, or gallon, inviting bargain shoppers to stock up with multiple sizes available for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesmith & Knupp’s
Various 19th Century U.S. Items Reported
Reports cover a range of incidents and notes from the era. Hemlock output in West Branch Valley trails last year by 80 million feet while price changes are planned. A smokeless powder test at Washington navy yard shows strong acceptance. The 211th Pennsylvania volunteers plan a Harrisburg reunion on March 25. Greenville, Ohio forms Knights Templar Commandery No. 67. Edwin Cowles of the Cleveland Leader dies at 64. The President approves enhanced pensions for totally disabled veterans. Albany Capitol project costs near 12 million and faces safety concerns. Mrs. President Harrison featured in March Ladies Home Journal with a domestic life picture. A Lake Shore Road accident near Buffalo kills six and injures 17 after a defective coupling breaks a train. The Chicago and Cleveland Express splits, causing a sleeping car crash and coach damage, blamed on carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch Valley
Navy Yard
Washington
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Harrisburg
Edwin Cowles
Cleveland Leader
Ohio
United States
Albany
Harrison
March Ladies’ Home Journal
White House
A. J. Halford
Salina
Buffalo Bill Cowboys Ride Wild Horses in Rome Trial
A Rome dispatch on March 4 reports Duke of Sermoneta claiming no cowboy could tame his horses from the Pontine marshes. Buffalo Bill’s riders impressed a 20 000 crowd by mounting two beasts in five minutes as the horses bucked. Wanamaker supports a limited postal telegraph system before Congress while Dr. Green of Western Union opposes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Seremoneta
Pontine
Buffalo Bill
Wanamaker
House Committee On Post Offices
Green
Western Union Telegraph Co
Transactions Recorded in Pittsfield and Surrounding Areas
A series of property transfers and estates are noted, listing buyers, sellers, locations such as Pittsfield Freehold Sugar Grove and Cherry Grove, with sums from 1 to 8,500 dollars. Local commerce includes Choice Apple Butter and a carload of Dairy Salt now at Nesmith & Knapp's Leading Grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesmith & Knapp’s
Nesmith & Knupp’s
First National Bank of Warren Reports Condition
First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania submits a report of its financial condition at year end. The balance shows resources including loans, bonds, reserves, deposits, and due from other banks totaling 407 843 18 with capital stock 100 000 00 and surplus 20 000 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Ovetaiams
Paic
J.S. Treas
Citizens National Bank of
Sesoore Ee US
Nicke
Ccseseeereeres Redemption Fund
U.S S
Apa
Doeseerapaverrarre
Pr Cvional
Ice storage and local activity in county town
Ice is being stored in five inch thick blocks, while local candidates frequent the town. Schools progress with few complaints and teachers Slayton and Stanton report full enrollments. Martindale’s factory runs at full capacity, supporting local bolts and jobs. Dep. Sheriff Fuellhart visits, and plans for new church seating and carpets are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Critt Marsh
Lindsey
Slayton
Stanton
D. M. Young
North Warren
Martindale
Sheriff Fuellhart
Titusville
Sugar Grove School Board Hires Teachers for Spring Term
Sugar Grove notes hiring of teachers for the Spring term starting April at various district schools. It records donations, local events, and community updates including a piano recital receipts and planned lectures in Homer. Mentions measles among students and weather as snow and geese signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Chandler’s Valley
Loraine Darling
Alice Jones
Brown Hill
Hattie Spencer
Fairview
Irene Samuelson
Swede Hollow
Jennie Ellis
Hazeltine’s Hollow
Blanche Brooks
Rounds
Mary Skinner
Dalrymple Hill
Minnie Tobias
Gray
Lucy Abbott
Stillson Hill
Bessie Clark
Patchen
Agnes Abbott
Wheelhouse
Jamestown
A. B. Dakin’s
McDonald’s Hill
R. J. White
Perry
Earl Stillson
Duke Center
McKean Co
Lottsville
Frank Meaker
Fred Root
Henry Brace
Amos Johnson
Leo Miller
Chicago
Seminary Chapel
Henry George Land
Homer
Dr Hoxsie's Cure Promoted for Pneumonia Defense
An advertisement asserts pneumonia can be defeated by Dr Hoxsie's Certain Croup Cure. It claims cold exposure affects all, but a root remedy exists and should be bought from any druggist for 50 cents. It targets both adults and infants.
World’s Fair Clearance Sale for Clothing and Tailoring
Announcement of an unlimited clearance sale on clothing hats and tailoring with emphasis on bargains and room for spring stock. Promises genuine value from a large Warren stock with in person or mail orders and highlights custom suits by first class union tailors and Dunlap hats with nationwide patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren
Penn’a
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
O. C. Allen, Esq
Yours Truly
D. I. Ball
W.V.N. Yates
WM. Schnur
O. F. Hoffman
W. D. Hinckley
8. P. Johnson
Jos. A. Schofield
L. D. Wetmore
H. J. Moss
T. Struthers
Chas. A. Peterson
Isaac S. Alden
E.D. Wetmore
A. D. Wood
W.E. Rice
Jas. O. Parmlee
Gero
N. Frazine
James W. Wiggins
W. M. Lindsey, Esq
A. H. Olmstead
Spring Creek
Clirr Marsh
Kinzua
Walter W. HopaGes
Pine Grove
J. W. Dun Kle, Esq
Methodist University
News and Notes
Knights Templar
Greenville
Greenville Commandery
W. A. Porter
J. Sweetland
Freehold
A. H. McKelvy
W. A. Wade
F.C. Camp
Same
J. Catlin
C. C. Davis
J. Proper
W. H. Harris
A. Cramer
A. Putnam
Farmington
J. Brookmire
Z. Brown
A. Evans
J. E. Jobes
J. M. Jobes
A.M
J.S. Kelley
E. C. Tullock
R S. Gray
James Cable
Mary Gray
J. O’hearn
Warren H. L. & T. Company
Guy C. Irvine
B. Widmaier
R. R
Irvine
E. J. Bush
Thomas Farnsworth
L. Green
A. E. Blanchard
J. W. Potter
A. Kinnear
F. Kinnear
Deerfield
N. Branch
M. Walker
Clarendon
First National Bank of Warren
Resources
Moses Beecher
M. Beecher
State OF Pennsylvania
County of Warren
J.A. Schofield
G.H. Ames
J.H. Eddy
M.I. Mead
Russell
Citizens National Bank
Fee Eee Henry
Parmlee
Second Street
Liberty and
Water Sts
Gets
Borough of
Water Streets
J. A. Schofield
Jane Chandler
A. H. Chandler
B. A. Lynde & Son Company
Warrenorough
William B. Lynde, Sec’y
C. W. H. ‘Verback, Deceased, In Glade Village
Perry D. Clark
WY. Hazeltine
W. A. Alexander
William Gillette
New York City
Iton
Noyes & Co's
Library Hall
America
Robert Downing
Eugenie Blair
A. Saumet
Noyes & Co’s
George Ball
Water St
White Front
Sarahs
Jos. Horne
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA
Etters
Jane C. Osgood
R. C. Wright
Sam’l E. Barnes
Sheffield, Warren, Co
Palemot
A. Palmer
Admi
Court House
Great National Pet. Co
John Conklin
Great National
Willard White
J.L. Grandin
Lot Miller
Esencess Mosier
Adam Morton & Company
George O. Cornelius
Henry Wiisod
Great American Oil Co
G. H. Soules and Co
E. J. Sager
Ludlow Estate
H. B. Medcalf
P. Henry
Orris Hall
Secys
Cerpestsevepersres
Cobell
George O
al Eng
Stone and Marsh
Falkner Brown and Secom
Fitz L. F. Watson
Fitzpatrick Conklin Run Oil Co
Hall
Smith A Smith D. Weaver
J. Alexander
Conklin Run Oil Co
Midas Pet. Co
A McGrew W. I. Bachop
John Mayers
A. R. Smith
de Forest Baker
D. R. Brownell
George Brownell
Thomas Reynolds
J. M. Schnur
J. M. C. C. Allen
John Burbank Stoneman
J. K. Morrison
Traxley and Russell
Brownell and Holt
W. Beaman
William Duke
William Mastin
Elk Mills
Albert Reynosa
Vu Dell
T. H. Clemons
M. D. Holt
Doughty Brothers Bee Ciousc
G. Whetmore Estate
Elk Township
Peres
H.R. Eldred
Morrison S. Motltison
S. Morrison
D. I. Ball J
A. Whitman
Hall Estate
UG Nown Freeman Mishre
Sam
Davie Schriber Heirs
Thompson
Watson
Freeman L. L. Lowry
J. A. Neill
Freeman Lowry
George Cornelius
Dunn and Culver
Continental Oil Co
W.D. Bucklana
Wheelock
R. Chaffee
Vandergrift
Enterprise ‘Transit’ Co
J. Clark
Grandv Ae Stone
Grandin and
Stone
A . H. Rockwell and
Tay Citary Lines
F. Rockwell and Co
Martin Flannigan
L. F. Watson
Rockwell and Com
U. F. Watson
White and Compan
Clark
Wesley Chambers
Fertig
James Millison
Pleasant Township
Dalrymple Dalrymple
Briggs
O. Deoesene
Sidney A. Sweet
F. H. Rockwell and Co
Falconer Estate
Thomas Brown
Rockwell and Company
Reynolds
Pine Grove Town
Cohn
Erickson
N. R. Vandergrift
Demming
James McGrew
Great National Pet
William F. Dalrymple
Nelson Farrell Peopest Oo National Pet
L. A. Brooks
John Derling
Howard and Wheelock
John A. Day
Ccreees Almyron Melat
Gabriel Weil
Great Nationz
A. M. Kent
Great Nation
Oceanic Oil C
Ll.d. Patterson
Umph
A. Hughes Owens John Sager
Owens
W.S. Thompson
Fisher Vv
M. Thompson
H. Fis
Magee White and Co
Owens J.S. Wilson
Gorman
W. S. Bachop
S. Sweet Heirs
Alicia LaBow Burger
Watson and
Ludlow
Wheeler & Dusenberry
Robert Slater
W.S. Conasro
H.baxter
Donald McKay
Dd. Mead & Ston
Tan
L. Rowland
Falconer
W. H. Mabie
B. D. Morris
Stephenson E
E. M. Clapp
Adelbert Reeves
South West Township
Brewer and Company
John Watson
David Kerr
Huidekoper and Co
R. P. Lehman
F. W. Huidekoper
Crescent City Oil Co
Charles Day
Superior Oil Company
T. W. Sill
J.chase
North
Watson and Bradley
Wwe
Frank Wallace
Watson Township
W. P. Nutting
Treas
Decker Brothers
Fischer
Estey, Burdett, Story and Clark
American Express
Carver House
J. B. Cable
Warren, Pa. Novy
Warren Borough
Citizens | National Bank
Aren
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David L. Gerould
Cashier
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W.D. Kebe
A. Hertzel
Geo
N. Parmlee
A. Tcofield
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Srenes Great National ‘Pet. Co
Crippen
Sam‘l Grandin
J. Thompson
Conewango Township
Pat. Clemons
A. J. Davis
A.S. Livermore
Columbus Township
Thomas Clemons
A. H. Ludlow
Ludlow & Clemons
Corydon Township
Fenton & Company
Kinzua Oil Company
F. H. Rockwell & Co
Fisher Oil Company
Schoelkopf, Horton & Co
Rockwell & Company
George A. Ellis
Eeee
H. Winter
Murphy
Kereckerssenseens
Horton, Crary and Cotheese
Horton and Company
T. P. Thompson
Ae Brown
M. B. Dunham
Cherry Grove
Schoelkopf, Horton & Co Hortons
Schoelkopf, Horton & Goepa
F. Watson
Ann
D.I. Ball
Ole
de Ball
McGrz
Fred Marck
Peertrety
George Dimmick
Andivi
Horton, Crary
Horton
Schofic
Rockwell
Horton, Crary and Co
Schoelkopf
Schoelkopf, Horton & Co John M. Clapplesen, A M. B. Dunham
Aeerere & Co
W. H. Divsass
Horton & Co
Ton & Co
Orenes Company
T. Taylor
Wenee
H. Forsyth
William Wigto Schoelkopf
Hoi
W. M. Lindsey
M. Murphy
M. Lindsey
Stone Hinckley
Rockwell and
Lucy A. Lester Co
W. Stone
Mrphy
Iarris E. Brown
Sid
Seeeeren
Benjamin Chandler
T.S. Messner
Oliver Brown
John S. W
Co. W
Stone L. F. Watson
C. & Caldw
Stella Oil Company
Aara
John Hunter I. Balen
Lk *. Watson
Hall Azeltine Smith Jones
Keller F. Tuttle Peeine
Long Long
Long D. Longeesee
Keller Pangler
Rouse “Rowland
John W. Carr
Tidioute Chair Company
Tutt
N. Watts
Watts
Nick Wise
John Maguire
R. H. Morrison
H.N. Brown
Wood
Keller .Keller
Keller -Keller
R. Giegrick
Len Harrison En Holt
Asa Holt
J. A. Bensane
Woodseesee
W. I. Bac
Orren Hook Madson
Ose Chas
Campfeld
Annes Leach Endfield
Eldred Township
C. Dalrymple
Huidekoper
Gilchrist Seers
Ames and Company
Rouse, Ss. D. Brown
A. M. Goss
L. B. Wood & Company
Berier
Bingham, Porter & Co
Dinsmore
Palmer Hein
M. E. Brown
Beenensee
John Johnson Elmsbille Company
Eee
L. B. Woodret Wagnerens
Aneneene Cullum
Catasqua Oil Company
Hopkins, Warring & Co
Catasqua Oil Co
Cullum
Wood & Company
R. J. Flick
B, Kennedy
T. A. Allen
Bingham & Porter
Giles & Sherman
J.G. Hill
Platner Heirs
Dewey Deland
Henry Cornish
Farmington Township
William Thompson
James Marsh
Schnur
Coates
N. E. Cor
J.P. Stat Jr
Willard” White
John Havin
E. Cor Stone
Marsh
Hinckley Emerson and
Wicliam
H. R. Eldred
Ss. Densmore
Collins, Phillips & Co
O'Deil
Smith Bros. & Morse
Emery Darling
Arenes Collins
Heasly
Phil
Smith
McCal
O. Co
Morse
Smith, Bright and Co
Aoe Collins
Heasley ‘and Co, Beaumont and Johnson
Emily A. Patrick
Setece
White and
Grandin
Glade Townshi
J. C. Burnett Eee
Ete Hall Estate
Sass
L .F. _Watson
Eid
Teoee
Teaceee 4 and Co
Willard
A.G. Hoyt
Bradford
Guiilman and
Curtis
Waters and Watson
A. J. Hazelt
G. H. Wood EK
M. Clapp
Jerry Crary Warren Sa Guilman
G. H. Woo
A. Ood
G. H. Wood
J, Clark and Cepan
Crit Marsh and Co
Dew Drop Oil Company
Dixon and
Ardwel
H. A. Jamie
Carlin Brothers
Bradford & Forest
Sybial English
P. M. Smith
C P. M. Smith
S. R. Morrison
Igs Bank
So Curtis
Pat
Tawene
Tate Pat
Pet
James Leaper
Gabriel
John A
Sarah Hill
Luther Beardsley
Jay Cooper
Leader Demming
Daniel Dresser
E. E. Gau
Parmelia Gustin
Clara Harmon
Harriet Maxon
Roynols
We Suase
C. W. Nichols
Tom Aee
Nee Barlow
W. _ Nichols
Eadenhen Ar
Iddy Pe Petroleum
P. M. Garcelon
George Bates
William Brightman
F. Dalrymple
Wesley Nichols
E,. M. Clapp and Co
Schoelkopf and Co
Pickett& Rowland
Pennsylvaniag Gas Co
Horton &Co
A. Davis
E. M. Sandy
Stapleton Estate
Wood, Brothers
McAlister Asteee
Raeeeesereneerees
U. C. & Co, Petroleum Co, Co
P. Gear Teeenee
Henry Hill
John Clapp
Peeareeee
Oakes Dodd An
Otto Anderson James Kinnear
Serene
U.C. & OC. Petroleum Co
Wood Brothers
B. Watson Estate
McDonald& Robinson
Venango Oil Co
Triumph
W. Allen
Brough
Kortman
Boreh
Etal
Owens Joseph Bell
Ballard Bros
A. A. RK
Cole,Patterson Et al
Cam Damis, Oil Co
J. F. Davis
Seeees Kortman
Duncan Estate
Owens Falconer Heirs
Potter Henry Fisher
Wilson Gordon Run
Asso
GNL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!