Local Attorneys and Counselors at Law in Warren Pa Listings
A compiled ad listing several Warren Pennsylvania legal professionals and related businesses. Includes BROWN & BALL, W. D. BROWN, D. I. BALL, BALL Notary Public, G. H. LEONHART grocer and beer dealer, DR. P. V. MURRAY physician, WILLIAM SCHNUR attorney, SEXTUS KELLER harness maker, TONTUS R. CLARK CHAS NOYES CLARK & NOYES attorneys, BROWN & STONE, H. E. BROWN Notary, and C. THOMPSON attorney with notes on offices and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien’s
Holdy & Co
Warren, Pa
Brown & Ball
Warren
Beatty Block
First National Bank
W. D. Brown
D. I. Ball
Ball
William Schnur
Morck's Jewelry
Front St
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
Second Street
Tuntus R. Clark
Chas
H. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
Warren Pa
C. H. Noyes
Cc. C. Thompson
Tidioute
Warren County
Central Block
Venders License Tax List for Warren County 1880
A long 1880 tax notice lists shopkeepers and merchants in Warren County Pennsylvania with assessed license fees. Entries include Bartlett & Rogers confectionery, Morck & Co drugs, Parmice & Henry dry goods, Miss Daggett millinery, and many more retail firms across clothing, groceries, hardware, furniture, and crafts with specific amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett & Rogers
W Morck & Co
Parmice & Henry, Dry Goods
S T Daggett
Ruhlman
Gross & Gro
George Ball & Co
Beecher & Copeland
Messner & Co
Sersall & Co
Hunter & & 5On
raOee
Wells & Noyes
Burgess
Charles P Henry
Groc J
Ndanwenet
Nseekll
Cogswell, Mouis
Brown & Friend
Leonhart, Groceries
Miss L A Wallace
John Skropp
Greenland Bro’s
Lauffer & Humphrey
Retterer
Briggs
JO Wet
Davis & Co
Ensworth & Johnson
J H Davis
Keller
Cogswell & Walker
Miller & Co
A P Gilmore
Michinery
Mintzer & Co
C Smith
Eddy & Co
AJ Davis
Deecbanteone
Ste
A Ruhiman
Cesare
Logan
Hazeltine & Co
Segerdahl
Darling Bro’s
JP Miller
Martin
Guignon
Hardware
McDonald & Co
P Harris
Scott
Haggerty & Davis
W Harrington
H Mix & Co
Beecher Advocates Rational Amusements For Happiness
Rev H W Beecher argues happiness is divine and that amusements should counteract labor not oppose it. He praises varied pastimes from riding to billiards, stresses family unity in leisure, warns against clandestine amusements, and urges parks and reading rooms to support moral, social recreation.
Humbled by Cards a Colonel and Wife Duel in Euchre
A Detroit Free Press tale recalls a quarrel over euchre between a colonel and his wife. After a tense start with disputed deals and trump refusals, the wife proves a deft card player, takes most tricks, and leaves the husband to his defeated grin. The couple’s peaceful resolve ends the row, though the lasting lesson remains: no one else ever disputed cards again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleyr
Detroit Free Press
Maine widows classified as neither married nor single
In Maine the census and social classifications for widows use a middle category described as neither married nor single, reflecting a distinct marital status. The system highlights how widowhood is treated as a separate legal and demographic category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
The Greatest Remedy Known For Consumption
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption is praised as the greatest medical remedy for Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Hay Fever hoarseness and lung ailments. It claims to cure many conditions and offers a ten cent trial bottle to prove its merits, with larger bottles available from A W Morck & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morck & Co
Inside the Times Plant A London Newspaper Factory Tour
W W Nevins describes the Times building showing in house presses typefoundry electrotyping and feed shops and a large telegraph room. Eight presses print 16 page full copies at 12000 per hour producing 72000 an hour with paper brought up by a lift and rolls four miles long. Machinery sets about half the Times with skilled hands finishing doubtful copy by hand. Telegraphed dispatches are read by operators and converted to printed proof for editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Walter
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Vienna
W. W. Nevins
April magazines offered and prices for subscriptions
Harper's Young People and Harper's Magazine are praised for popularity and illustrations. Godey's Lady's Book is valued for fashion and reading matter. The Atlantic Monthly features Mrs Howell and T B Aldrich serials plus poems. Peterson's Magazine showcases embroidery designs from Philadelphia School of Art-needlework. Subscriptions are offered at two dollars a year with club deductions and back numbers available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s
Harper’s Magazine
Godey
Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
Peterson
Ladie
Philadelphia School of Art-needlework
Chas. J. Peterson
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Taking Things for Granted in Life and Love
A reflective piece on habits of taking loved ones for granted in business and home life. It urges thoughtful behavior, gratitude, and visible affection as duties, noting men’s and women’s differing sensibilities and calling for renewed appreciation of spouses, children, and daily sacrifices.
Why American Goods Cost More Here Than There
The Phila. Press questions why British buyers can obtain American oysters, magazines, and dairy and meat products at half the U.S. prices. It notes London selling Blue Point oysters, Atlantic and Scribner's for a shilling a copy, and American beef at five cents a pound in Britain, while U.S. wholesale beef runs seven and one-eighth cents per pound. It calls for an explanation from American producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Scribner’s
Scotland
England
Wales
Phila. Press
Delilah’s Hypothetical Comeback in Barbery and Butter
If Delilah were alive now she could have a boom in barbering boarding house butter and taking away its strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah
NineYearOld Boy Struggles With Lesson At Blacksmiths Shop
Detroit Free Press quotes a scene at Cass Avenue where a nine year old boy must learn arithmetic rules yet cannot understand the terms. Men in the shop joke about fractions and uncommon terms as the boy faces a difficult lesson and the group doubts his ability to solve the problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Cass Avenue
Notions on Work and Worried Minds from Samantha at the Centennial
Marietta Holly performs Samantha at the Centennial, reflecting on American optimism and holiday anxieties. The speaker contrasts busy toil with the urge for pleasant moments, recounting nocturnal worries and fears about funerals, garish bonnets, and imagined graves.
Clergyman Quoted on Moral Value of Worldly Riches
A clergyman argued that even a realm of nature would be insufficient as a gift. He was seen singing with apparent zeal yet had one hand in his pocket scraping a three cent coin to confirm it was not a dime.
Brown Quarrels With Mother-in-law Upset Family
Brown tried to quarrel with his mother-in-law the other evening. He had married the eldest of seven girls. Brown, she said, I am not going to ruin my reputation by quarreling with you. Wait till the girls are married. At present as a mother-in-law I am only an amateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
John Shuttle
Mi Yung Frend
Yu Ma
Yu Ten
Yurself
Josh Billings
Mrs. Partington
Humorous Verse and Prose Snippets on Women and Society
A collage of quips and anecdotes poking fun at marriage money rules milk and fashion. Jokes about wives contractors and misers mix with sketches of civic figures and a tale of General Grant enjoying a private cigar with a sly payback.
Perfectly Sound Blood and Liver Remedy Endorsed
Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic praised by merchant M G Knapp of Allegheny for curing dyspepsia liver disease and other ailments. Advertises sample bottles at 10c and lists multiple products with broad cures and regional sellers in Warren and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Bridge
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
N. Y
M. G. Knapp
Fenner
Wells & Noyes
A. W. Morck & Co
Warren, Briggs & Russel
Russellburg
Johnson & Friday
North Warren
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Attorneys AT Law
T. Allen
WM. Swanson
O. F. Horr
F. M. Knapp
Perry D. Clark
J. M. Davies
D. M. Davis
Tanner House
High Street
Court House
G. K. Evans
R. B.stewart
Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store
Hickory St
Union School
Crandall
Davis House
Corner Market
Short Sts
H. N. Crandall
Wm.swanson
Johnson’s Exchange
G. H. Leonhart
Carver House
Fk. A. Cogswell
Front Street
Parmlee & Henry’s
P. V. Murray
Corner
Hickory Streets
Morck & Co’s
O.ef. Hoffman
Warren Savings Bank
Wilbur
M. Miles
D. J. Hodges
Water Street
Messner & Trusher
Brown & Stone
Wang
H. E. Brown
Notary Public
Cc. W. Stone
Pennsylvania
N.H. Hill
Jamestown
Dinsmoor & Cable
Hickory Street
Ppomte Union School House
Arren
WM. C. Rowland
Fadorsethi
B. F. Holl & Son
W. Third St., Phila
William St
New York
Hertzell & Co
Hutter
Hall & Dunn
McNett & Son
Messner
Lesser
Wood & Thomas
Coal
Platte
Fitsgerald
Struthers, Wells & Co
Clark, Morse & Co
JK Weaver
James Clark, Jr. & Co
Borne
Stewart & Barron
Pine Grove
Thomas Omara
Hale
Putnam & VanTassel
Jones
Hodges & Clark
EM Clapp & Co
Sheffield
Rockwell & Co
White & Co
Horton, Crary & Co
AL Phillips
L E Branch & Co
Eldred
Wood Bro’s
EW Thompson
Kinzua
J H King
Corydon
K J White
Columbus
ES Royce
George Yates
Crosby
Muzzy
Blakesley
L Rowe
Spring Creek
Baker
Garcelon
Eldred & Cummings
Pittsfield
Morris
Horn
Andrews
F Andrews
Ayers
Connelly
A Whitney
Youngsville
W Agrelius
F Kinnear
Belnap & Blodgett
McKee
Mead & Jackson
Philip Mead
Joseph Evans
John D Mead
John
Mead
J G McKee
M Alger
O F Johnson
Hawks
AM Boardman
A R Curtis
Dunn & Turner
Ies
Masterson
Henry Fuellhart
John Siggins
Jennings & Ryan
S H Evans
M McConkey
Tectionery
Smith & McIntyre
GT Barker
Long
Kemble
John Anderson
Ascsewepsoese
Gsuresy Maediciad Ostons Tavanar
Spincaghav
Shannon
I Masterson
Csessteti
Eles Adieesn
George Kolifrat
E M Conroy
Woteses
J Cooney
Metzgar
Freehold
Wright
Boots Snetinggr
Ana Snoeke
Lott
Boots
Birgges
Fritts & Co
Mather
Deerss Tod
T Bordwell
Sweetland
Davis, Hammond & Wilcox
Bordwell
Conewango
Actias Peete Mead
Morian
Dunham
Sugar Grove
I Ld
Tener Eee
Farmington
Warren, Weiss & Noyes
J Davis
Warren Henry Bowers
Horton, Crary& Co
S Green
Triumph
C Kembie
JL Acomb
C Chamberlin
F Weeks
Frank Metzgar
TS Harrison
Benjamin Marsh
Charles Shaw
Julia A Acocks
McIntyre & Langworthy
D Green
Jacob Gray
D Bucklin
O Hadley
N N Handett
G Mead
David Wiggins
Rick Donovan
Brokenstraw
Center
South West
J Wiggins
Hazeltine
Emery Davis
Fulton
Philip Leonhart
Martin Schaeffer
Fred Baltzinger
George H Leonhart
Charles Schwing
M Gitzgerald
W R Rhodes
Jerome Hyatt
George Jones
J. D. James
Mercantile Appraiser
Chaffee
Brennesholtz
Dawson
Coltman
Cowponhiens
Strong
Ccscocssansees
Curtis & Gillett
Scott Allen
Simon
Mabie & Hunter
S$ C Reynolds
Dunn
David McCall
C Fuellhart
Meats Senate Ener Nennee
Gibbs
DS Thompson
Wee Saessr Oes
EA Baldwin
Cochener
Capaerpsns Asecsascepccse
Bourquin
Lacomb
Adbaetenttreyer
Charles Springer
E Coltman
Eward
Porebodirgs
J Dax Forth
Variety Hall
Bairstow
Fisher
H. W. Beecher
Germany
Washington
Alleaby
Central Park
Prospect Park
the London Times
Literary
Josiah Allen
Josiah
Jonesville
Widder
Samantha
Thomas J
Marietta Holly
Herod
Thompson
Gen
Grant
Mr. Thompson
Havana
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