Warren County 1883 Mercantile Tax Roll Notice
List of merchants manufacturers and dealers in Warren County Pennsylvania assessed for the 1883 mercantile and other license taxes. Names and tax amounts for grocers, dry goods, hardware, drugs, clothing, and various trades appear, with a court date for appeals at the treasurer's office in Warren.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
L. D. Woodford & Co
Taxadas
Levi Epstein
J. Q. Field
Joseph B. Swan
Morse & Crowley
la W. M
J. B. Miller
News Room
R. F. Sniggs
G. P. Conway & Bro
E. R. Wheelock & Son
M. W. Harrington
M. W. Lennox
W. H. Mix
A. Martin
D. D. Hazeltine & Co
Haggerty & Davis
Wheelock & Worden
John Barlow
Hardware
A. D. McDonald& Co
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Harris & McIntyre
Drs
ANA Clothing
Wellman Bros
A. Scott
Clothing
Ccersereereseersses TF OO
L. H. Darling
E. Bangart
J. D. Newman
Otto Munch
Nelson & Briggs
Blakley Bros
C. G. Robertson
Beecher & Copeland
Jarecki Manufacturing Co
P. Mahoney
D. J. Sullivan
Greenland
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Dudob A Sternspdnnersissesess
Sbvscescpest
A. Daggett
Millinery and
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John Kropp
Morrow & Claws
T.S. Messner & Co
O. H. Hunter & Son
Marck Bros
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L. G. Noyes
Pases
New Albany Church Writes of Faith and School Support
The piece notes the First Presbyterian church of New Albany electing a deaconess board and includes Henry Ward Beecher’s critique of economy in school funding. It recounts Ithaca Methodist Conference memories, vows of long ministry, and a census of Baptists in the United States with state tallies and Sunday schools, plus a lighthearted tale of a cheese prank in church.
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New Albany
Indiana
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Edward Everett
John Wesley
Ithaca
James Erwin
Oswego
United States
Georgia
New Mexico
New York
Idaho
Baldy the Civil War horse dies aged thirty in calm end
The Philadelphia Telegraph recalls the life of Baldy Gen Meade’s war horse once owned by Col Baker of the 71st California. Wounded six times including at Ball’s Bluff and South Mountain Baldy survived every battle before retiring near Jenkintown. On the nation’s birthday he rose at the stable door and pranced before the flag before dying at age thirty.
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Johnson and Hervey
South Mountain
Jenkintown
Baldy
Phila. Telegraph
Thumb prints show spiral skin patterns for identity
A World of Wonders note explains that the top joint skin forms a spiral pattern in thumbs and fingers, with slight irregularities. It describes imprinting with ink on paper to compare prints, noting the Chinese use of thumb impressions for criminal identification and viewing portraits as less reliable.
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Empire
How Many Births Create OneHuman Being
A Parish paper ponders ancestry by tracing back two parents to one person, then four grandparents, eight great grandparents, and so on. It estimates 139,275,017,489,534,976 births for one reader and speculates on turn of centuries and vast time spans to illustrate the scale of human lineage.
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Jesus Christ
de Mortillet
Driver Saves Woman From Freezing Baby in Montana Stage
In a Montana stagecoach incident a woman and infant rode alone while bitter cold threatened the mother. The driver dragged the sleeping woman from the coach, leaving the baby inside, then sped away. She chased the stage, crying for the child until the driver warmed her with his coat and resumed the ride.
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Montana
Through one Administration ends in April Century
Mrs Burnett’s novel “Through one Administration” will conclude in the April Century, the last number of the current volume. The Century for May will begin volume 26 with the opening chapters of Joel Chandler Harris’s “At Teague Poteet’s” to be completed in June.
The cornetist’s fatal instrument lingers after death
An amateur cornetist’s death haunts the memory as the instrument he played remains tied to the tragedy. The line between talent and peril echoes in the quiet aftermath, suggesting a chilling legacy of music and misfortune.
Parlor and Chamber Suites At Low Prices Across Postoffice
Furniture store across from the Postoffice advertises latest parlor and chamber suites at very low prices from N Greenlund.
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Postoffice
N, Greenlund
New Spring Fashion Trends Previewed in Street Styles
Newmarket accessories and spring costumes showcase wildflower satins, ribbons, laces, and flowers. Hair simplifies, colors like strawberry green and orange flame lead, and bows, plumes, and embroidery set the season, with pleated velvet ribbons and bouffant silhouettes dominating.
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Newmarket
The sled dragging dog Jack ends his mischief
A kind dog named Jack enjoys playful mischief with neighborhood children by grabbing sled ropes and pulling them away from riders. After repeated chases by boys using a sled he finally tires of the game and walks home, ending the prank.
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Jack
Harper's
Doing and Not Doing
A Boston lad asks for a berth on a ship. The merchant tests him on deeds and discipline, noting he has split wood for two years and never whispered in school. The man hires him, saying a boy who can master a wood pile and bridle his tongue is made of good stuff.
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Longfellow
Exposition Building
Boston
Egyptian clover a relic of Shermans march
A traveler recalls finding Egyptian clover along the old war paths of Sherman's march. The guide explains the plant arrived with army seed, now wild along woods edges and fields, choking other grasses yet fattening horses and cattle in battle areas.
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Sherman
Johnston
Doctor and lawyer exchange during cross examination
A district attorney pressed a medical witness and blurted that doctors must not err. The doctor retorted that lawyers are as capable, noting a doctor’s errors are buried while a lawyer’s errors may hang above. The courtroom tense moment underscored professional fault lines.
Sermon Quotation on Death and Gooseberry Bush
A Sunday sermon quoted Dr. Collyer comparing choosing death to a man who preferred to be hanged on a gooseberry bush and waited for it to grow large enough for the purpose. The remark frames acceptance of martyrdom as a patient wait for an inevitable outcome.
New Jersey Rider Uses Gutta-Percha Plates On Horse
A New Jersey horseman places gutta-percha plates one quarter inch thick inside his horse’s shoes over the frog. They stay on all winter to prevent lodgment and balling of snow, keeping the horse steady in snowbound conditions.
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New Jersey
Classroom Attendance and Progress Report for February
The list records pupils with over 75 percent in average in attendance, progress, and department for the month ending Feb 15. It shows 51 pupils registered, 47 average daily attendance, and grades ranging from very good to bad assigned by Exma L Piatt, teacher.
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Clara Wright
Kate Wright
Mate Wright
Myrtie Messenger
Maud Messenger
Alma Young
Lizzie Tuttle
Lettie Clark
Joie Gillet
Pannie Brooks
Luella Abbott
Mary Wynn
Hattie Higgins
Lora Bull
Jessie Slater
Mary Thompson
Vinnie Thompson
May Wright
Nellie Stowell
Tina Wright
Minnie Laquay
Ola Wright
Clyde Wright
Coit Wright
Guy
Warren Bull
Nellie Slater
Theodore Hugh
Exma L. Piatt
Prize to Mrs. Wood for writing Genesis in small circle
In Philadelphia a newspaper offered 20 in gold to the person who could copy the first chapter of Genesis within a circle the size of a silver quarter. Mrs. Lillie I. Wood of Hartford won by fitting 795 words and 114 punctuation marks into the circle, excluding headings and verse numerals.
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Philadelphia
Lillie I. Wood
Hartford
Valentine’s Day origins and ancient customs
A girl asks about Valentine’s Day and three ancient tales explain its roots. A Roman presbyter martyred under Claudius and early sainthood inspired love gifts. Others cite bird mating cycles and the Lupercalia lottery for selecting valentines, tracing notes and letters to these customs.
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Rome
Claudius
Lupercalia
Valentine
McNett and Co Open Largest Variety of Lounges in Warren County
McNett and Co announce the opening of the largest variety of lounges ever seen in Warren County expanding on their regional footprint. The new venues feature diverse themes and amenities to attract a broad clientele across the county.
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McNett & Co
Warren County
Swedish singer Christine Nilsson wows Atlanta audience
Christine Nilsson born in Sweden in 1843 and married to Auguste Rouzaud of Paris. The Lutheran artist, visiting America since 1870, impressed the South by singing the Swaanee River four times in Atlanta and praying for strength before performances.
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Christine Nilsson
America
South
Atlanta
Lutheran Church
Sweden
Westminister Abbey
Auguste Rouzaud
Paris
Prepare for Spring with Zopesa Purge Remedy
After a harsh winter the ad promotes Zopesa as a gentle purgative to cleanse impurities and stimulate the liver. It claims rapid results after a few doses and urges readers to ask their druggist for a sample, presenting Zopesa as a powerful treatment for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and biliousness.
Marriage notice sparks talk of pious notions
A California man observes a friend’s marriage notice ends with “no cards” and quips that the bride has instilled pious ideas in Jim. He predicts he will outgrow them after marriage.
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California
Jim
Expressive Adage on Elephants and Women
A quirky aphorism contrasts time to lead an elephant to a train with the brief moment a woman bids friends goodbye and loosens a travel bag, using humor to remark on readiness and departure.
Doctors kept alive by bad air and habits, Holmes says
Oliver Wendell Holmes notes that bad air bad whisky and irregular habits keep the doctors alive while destroying others and that doctors must be exceptionally organized to survive.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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G. F. Yates
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