Republican Primary Dates Set for Warren County
Warren County Republicans fix May 10 1890 as the primary date for the district and county races. Voters will cast ballots for Congress State Senate Assembly Presiding Judge Associate Judge Register and Recorder District Attorney Jury Commissioner delegates to state and county conventions two county commissioners and two county auditors. County Convention slated for May 12 at 2 PM at the Court House Warren Pa.
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Republican Executive Committee
Warren
Warren County
Congress
State Senate
Assembly
Court House
Candidate Lewis F. Watson for 27th District Congress
The announcement declares Hon. Lewis F. Watson as a candidate for Congress in the 27th District comprising Venango Warren McKean and Cameron counties. He runs subject to Republican Convention nomination for the district.
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Lewis F. Watson
Congress
Venango
Warren, McKean
Cameron Counties
T. L. Phillips
Bradford Star
Elk County
Mr. McEwen
Warren Matt
Allen
Senate
Pittsburg Times
Erie Tims
Stone
Warren
McKean
Cameron
Erie
Girard Cosmopolite
Watson
Lee
L. F. Watson
Col. Watson
Franklin News
Warren County Republican Endorses O C Allen for State Senate
A Warren PA notice dated February 8 1890 announces O C Allen Esq of Warren as a candidate for State Senate subject to the Republican Senatorial Convention. Endorsements from Warren County bar members emphasize honesty integrity law knowledge and independence and urge district voters to support him.
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O. C. Allen, Esq
Warren
Senate
Warren County
J. H. Denvy
Dd. I. Bann
W.yv.n. Yates
WM. Schnur
O. F. Herrman
W. D. Hinckey
P. Johnson
Jos
A. Schofield
L. D. Wetmore
H.J. Musk
T. Struthers
Chas
A. Peterson
Isaacs
Alden
ER. D
Wetmore
A. D. Woon
W.E. Rice
Jas
O. Parmler
Gro N. Frazine
James W. Wiggins
Warren, Pa
Warren men named as president judge candidates
The notice announces Gro H Hiaams of Warren Pa and W M Lindsey of Warren as candidates for President Judge of the 37th Judicial district. Both entries state candidacies are subject to Republican Primaries and District Conventions or County Primaries and the district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. H. Hiaams, Esq
Warren
37Th Judicial District
W. M. Lindsey, Esq
Warren County Associate Judge candidates named
A. H. Olmstead of Spring Creek C. H. Wilt sie of Ackley Pa and Benj Elllis of Sugar Grove Township Crirr Marsh of Kinzua are announced as candidates for Associate Judge of Warren County subject to Republican primaries decisions.
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A. H. Olmstead
Spring Creek
Warren County
C. H. Wiltsie
Ackley
Benj. Elli Is
Sugar Grove Township
Crirr Marsh
Kinzua
Two Republicans Nominated for Assembly in Primary
Warren attorney C. C. Thompson and Sugar Grove resident D. A. Samuelson are announced as candidates for Assembly, subject to nomination by the Republican Primaries.
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D. A. Samuelson
Sugar Grove
Assembly
Warren County Register and Recorder candidates announced
S H Brians of Glade Wm McCray of Bear Lake and Walter W Honegges of Pine Grove are announced as candidates for Register and Recorder of Warren County. The notice from Stoneham PA dated Feb 19 1890 quotes Be Wheeler urging patriotism and seeking nomination.
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Stoneham
Warren County
I . BE. Wheeler
County Commissioner Candidates Announced in Warren County
We are authorized to announce Pain N Robinson of South West as a candidate for County Commissioner of Warren County. We also announce Joan A Axkins of Brokenstraw and J G Sanford of Eldred as candidates subject to Republican primary decisions.
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Weare
Pain, N
Roblnson
South West
Warren County
Joan A. Axkins
Brokenstraw
J. G Sanford
Eldred
Warren County District Attorney Candidate Announcement
The district announces J. W. DuNkLe, Esq. of Warren as a candidate for Warren County District Attorney subject to the Republican primaries decision.
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J. W. Dunkle, Esq
Warren
Warren County
Warren man announced as delegate candidate to state convention
W. E. Rich Esquire of Warren is announced as a candidate for Delegate to the State Convention subject to nomination at the Republican primaries.
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W. E. Rich
Warren
Second Congressional Term Rewarded By Bradford Star
The Bradford Star urges McKean county voters to reelect Congressman Watson, noting he runs on his own merits and asking for the courtesy and reward of a second term, a common political practice for successful representatives.
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Watson
Congress
Bradford Star
McKean County
Mudd Defeats Compton in Contested Election Case
The election dispute Mudd versus Compton was decided last week in favor of Mudd. The report notes a sharp jab at political opponents and records the outcome as a clear win for Mudd. Oxio Gapriel, a Mission Indian of California, died recently at 150. He was described as a good Indian who never lied about anything except his age.
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Mudd
Compton
Oxio Gapriel
California
Multilingual Bibles But Texan Revolver Shocks Texas
A Texas scene contrasts religious diversity with a rough edge as a Texan language revolver incident highlights local tensions. The note reflects lively gun usage amid a setting of Bible translations in thirteen languages.
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Texas
The New Tariff Bill Aims at Broad Industrial Protection
The House Committee may report the tariff bill this week reducing revenue by about 60 million annually. It cuts sugar duties nearly 50 percent and abolishes revenue licenses while expanding the free list. Internal revenue drops about 17 million, snuff and planter tobacco taxes repeal, with tobacco products halved in price. The bill centers on protecting American labor by limiting imports and boosting domestic employment.
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House Committee
United States
Presidents duck hunting at Benjies Point
Washington gossips recount President Harrison duck hunting at Benjies Point Maryland with ex Senator Sewell and friends for recreation. He slept at the Club House rose early for breakfast and hunted in the blinds missing and taking ducks for the White House larder while avoiding public duties.
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Cleveland
Washington
White House
Harrison
Florida
Benjies Point
Maryland
Sewell
Emiline
Benjies
Mis-manager Upset by Allen Record Claims
The Mirror's mis-manager rebukes our report on Senator Allen's high standing in Harrisburg and across the state. He calls our facts ramb ling assertions and glittering generalities, demands proof, and tries to discredit witnesses who vouch for Allen. He remains displeased, floundering and groggy as he reacts to the testimony. Col Watson's absence leaves him unsatisfied.
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The
Mirror
Allen
Harrisburg
Green
Col. Watson
Congressman Watson Faces Renomination Effort Amid Illness Rumor
The Ledger portrays Watson as ill and confined to his hotel in Washington, but he actually attends daily to House duties and committee work. He is praised for heavy correspondence and relentless effort, with Republicans needing his presence during critical party battles.
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Congressman Watson
Washington
Ledger
Preachers Miss Bible on Maryland Conference Trip
A carload of ministers bound for a Maryland conference faced a Bible shortage when a man asked a minister for his. A neighbor was checked, no Bible found, and a Chicago drummer offered his. Laughter followed, joking that Chicago deserved credit for the World’s Fair.
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M. E
Maryland
Chicago
Matt Mirrors Dirtied Linen In Satirical Doodle
The Mirror doodle shows Matt taking in soiled linen to wash. It notes Matt can make things clean but cannot wash the Mirror itself, a task beyond any mortal given the glass lacking character or financial standing.
State Treasurer Elect Boyer Reviews Harrisburg Treasury
State Treasurer elect Boyer visited Harrisburg last week to review the treasury department. He will assume charge May 1 and plans to retain Col. Livsey as his cashier. He indicated no changes to the current clerk staff.
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Elect Boyer
Harrisburg
Treasury Department
Col. Livsey
Gladstone's bed bound election address dissolves Parliament
A quirky remark notes Gladstone wrote his election address while in bed and dissolved Parliament. The anecdote underscores his characteristic methods as Prime Minister and the unusual image of political action taken from bed to cabinet.
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Gladstone
Blackberrying Sunday fuels campaign backlash
In a harshly received remark a candidate’s offhand berry picking on a Sunday becomes a focal point of criticism, illustrating how stray moments can be weaponized in political battles and media scrutiny.
Printing Telegraph to Transmit Letters Instantly Across Distances
Essex Printing Telegraph Company proposes a Washington to major city network that prints letters at distant offices in real time. The system uses a single wire without repeaters, recording messages in Romano characters at all offices simultaneously. The idea promises immediate replies and a personal touch across 500 to 1,000 miles with low costs.
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Essex Printing Telegraph Company
New York
Chicago
McKinley
House
P. O. Committee
P. M
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
New Haven
Providence
Boston
Bobby
Major General George Crook Dies in Chicago at 61
Major Gen George Crook U S A noted Indian fighter died suddenly in Chicago last Friday morning March 21 from heart disease He was 61 He commanded the department of Missouri for years and had led cavalry in the Civil War with key actions at Antietam Chikamauga and Cedar Creek His wife Mrs Crook and sister in law Mrs Reid were at his bedside.
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George Crook
Chicago
Department of Missouri
Schofield
Dayton
Ohio
West Point
Twenty-third Infantry
Thirty-sixth
Ohio Volunteers
West Virginia
Maryland
South Mountain
Antietam
Tullahoma
Hoover’s Gap
Chicamauga
Berryville
Fisher’s Hill
Stratsburg
Opequan
Cedar Creek
Crook
Army of the Potomac
Dinwiddie Courthouse
Jettersville
Sailor’s Creek
Farmville
Appomattox
Wilmington
N.C
Idaho
Arizona
United States Army
Harrison
Terry
Bismarck’s Resignation Accepted and Caprivi Named Successor
Reports say Prince Bismarck has resigned after long influence over Germany’s throne and policy. General von Caprivi is named his successor amid tensions with Windthorst and the Hanoverian throne dispute. A Mirror cartoon and a farmer’s quip about Senator Allen close the piece.
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Germany
William
Cartellers
Dr. Windthorst
Windthorst
Guelph
Duke of Cumberland
Bismarck
Gen. von Caprivi
Census Enumerators to Visit This Summer
Be warned in time the Census Enumerator will be around this summer and liable to a thirty dollar fine for refusing to answer questions. The head of the family or an adult member or any agent may supply the needed information when the head is absent. The notice urges cooperation and mocks partisan bias while urging support for the ticket.
Piano dealer offers Steinway and other uprights in Warren
Arrangements with owners of this territory provide Steinway Behr Bros Lohmer Haines Bros and other pianos. Tears & Pond upright sale remains appealing and curable. Instruments priced from 250 dollars to Steinway figures. Mrs J W Kirklen Warren Pa invites consultations by mail or in person.
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Steinway
Behr Bros
Lohmer
Haines Bros
Otherianos
Tears &Pond
J. W. Kircuen
Warren
Political pointers on gubernatorial and congressional races
The column collects multiple newspaper takes on candidates for governor and Congress. T. L. Phillips is not a candidate. Elks County Republicans back the Australian ballot while not naming a gubernatorial choice. Stone draws Erie county support for Governor. Watson seeks re election, with commentary praising experience and effectiveness.
General Robert C. Schenck Dies in Washington at 113
Gen Robert C Schenck died in Washington last Sunday March 23 from pneumonia. Born Franklin D October 4 1809 he studied law with Thomas Corwin and served in the New York Legislature before Congress from 1843 to 1851 as a Whig. He later became minister to Brazil, brigadier general in 1861, and commanded troops in Bull Run Cross Keys and Gettysburg campaigns. He served as Major General and led the middle Department in Baltimore, then sat in Congress resigning from the Army December 3 1863. He was England minister in 1870 and Alabama Claims Commissioner 1871 5 years. He later lived in Washington as a popular figure.
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Robert C. Schenck
Washington
Franklin
Thomas Corwin
Congress
Fillmore
Brazil
Lincoln
Bull Run
West Virginia
Rosecrans
McDowell
Cross Keys
Franz Siegel
Middle Department
8Th Corps
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Vallandigham
House
England
Alabama Claims Commissioners
Buffalo Sunday Express Preview March 23 and 30 Issues
The March 23 issue features fine illustrations including a superb portrait of Bismark and views of the Indianapolis calamity site. The March 30 edition will include a new Pope portrait, Palm Sunday relevance, and opening chapters of a new illustrated serial set partly in the United States.
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Buffalo Sunday Express
Bismark
Indianapolis
The
Express
United States
Bargain Store Ad Promotes House Furnishings Tinware
Main office offers diverse job printing services. B G Gregory Bargain Store promotes house furnishings and tinware at low prices.
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B.G. Gregory
California Dried Fruit Sale At Nesmith and Knupps
Nesmith and Knupps, leading grocers, advertise evaporated peaches pears apricots plums and prunes from California.
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California
Nesmith & Knupp’s
Plum pudding and poultry firms cited in ads
Richardson and Robbin advertise plum pudding and boned chicken and turkey. Goodrich and Fehlman also appear in the notice, indicating vendor listings or menu items in a local catalog.
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Richardson & Robbin
Goodrich & Fehlman
Markets Tumble Across Grain and Live Stock Lists
Reports from New York Cleveland and Chicago detail steady to firm flour and wheat prices with mixed corn and oats values. Live stock markets show cattle steady to strong, hogs soft, and sheep and lambs higher in Chicago while Buffalo holds steady for cattle and weaker hogs and lambs.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
City
Western Creamery
Chicago
Buffalo
News and Notes From The Era Of Patches And Parole
A collage of items mentions Mary Anderson retiring after marriage. a proposed ban on deadly cigarettes in Maryland. Blair Education Bill failing in the Senate after being talked to death. royal visits between England and Germany. Gen Crook’s remains buried in Oakland while Gen Schenck funeral planned in Dayton. Pittsburgh flood near crest as Ohio River damages Cincinnati. Minerva Parker noted as Philadelphia’s lone female architect. Notes on mail rates for typed letters. a Kansas farmer's beef sale with a debt. Fremont placed on retired list. tariff talk. Cherokee strip boomers exodus. Ben Hogan marketing Moody in Youngstown. London style leave tickets for English prisoners to be paroled in New Jersey.
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England
Germany
Prince of Wales
Gen. Crook
Oakland
Maryland
Gen. Schenck
Dayton
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Minerva Parker
Philadelphia
United States
House Committee On Military Affairs
John C. Fremont
Fremont
Erie Herald
Meadville Gazette
Ben Hogan
Moody
Youngstown
Ben
Ben. Hogan
Europe
New Jersey
For Better Roads Movement Forms in New York State
The New York State Roads Improvement Association plans its first public meeting next Tuesday evening in Utica. The Express outlines road improvement arguments and notes that Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut have advanced. A bibliography lists many books on roads including works by Olcott Downing Jenks Shaler and Pennell. Nesmith Knupp advertise olives and White Cloud flour.
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New York State Roads Improvement Association
Utica
the Express
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
James B. Olcott
Pennsylvania
Sames R. Downing
The
American
Jenks
Knox College
American Economic Association
Francis V. Greene
Joseph Pennell
Harper's Weekly
Albert A. Pope
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Shaler
Harvard University
Scribner’s Monthly
A. J. Cassatt
William H. Rhawn
Haupt
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Institute
League of American Wheelmen
Buffalo Express
Notices of Hearings and Administrations in Warren County
Notice from Warren Co Common Pleas appoints Commissioner Charles A. Peterson to take Libellant Anna Mair's testimony against William H. Mair on March 27, 1890 at J. H. Donly’s office. Also posted are administrations for Mary Mead and Jane Chandler with payment and claim deadlines to administers R. D. Mead and A. H. Chandler in Warren County Pennsylvania.
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Warren CO. Common Pleas
Anna Mair
Wm. H. Mair
J. H. Donly
Warren Borough
Charles A. Peterson
R. J. HW. Donly
Libellant
Mary Mead
Pittsfield
Warren County
Penn
R. D. Mead
Warren Co
Jane Chandler
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
A. H. Chandler
R. Chandler
O. P. Brasington
J. P. Hanson
Ida E. Northrop
Eunice P. McNett
Mary C. Morrison
J. C. Bennett
W. R. Ewing
Wilson Law
C. E. Parks
John McStraw
Emeline Pero
A. A. Deming
Trustees, &c
J. H. King
Duck & Bovee
Wm. Spinner
J. H. Eddy
Anchor Savings Bank of Pittsburgh
Stoneham Tannery Co
R. P. King
Stoneham Tan. Co
John Gustafson
Penna
R. R. Co
B. D. Jackson
Same
J. W. King
W. H. Truesdell
Nellie Buchanan
T. Staples
John Galloway
A. Giegrich
Samuel Davidson
C. C. Duffield
L. Rosenzweig
D. A. Arird
Proth’s
Warren
B. A. Lynde & Son
Warrenorough
Earee
Hanning Christianson
Sheffield
Campaign mail offer for postage paid notices in 1890
A notice from E. Cowan & Co. dated March 19, 1890, offers to send Tue May from date to January 1, 1891 to all addresses for 75 cents postage paid. Respondents are asked to remit in postage stamps or postal note.
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E. Cowan & Co
Warren
SiEgELS Introduces Elegant Kilts Suits and Accessories
SiEgELs advertises an elegant range including kilts jerseys and three piece suits with new season designs. It notes Berlin collars cuffs dress shirts linen goods lawn band bows in white and black and plans to offer 200 300 new trouser patterns made to order for five dollars a pair plus Knox spring hats and other blocks.
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Berlin
Public Sale of Unseated Lands for Taxes in Warren County
The treasurer announces a sale by public outcry of arrears taxes on unseated lands in Warren County. The sale will occur at the Court House in Warren on the second Monday of June, the 9th, under a 1815 act amending tax sale procedures.
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Warren County
Court House
Warren
Ravergesnerse
W. P. Nutting
Treas Treas
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Rep. Co. Com
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Glade
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Bear Lake
Walter W. HoneGgEs
Pine Grove
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Timta
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A. M
New York City
Clark
Lee House
Kane, Pa
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Second Street
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Siegel
Knox
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Rochester, N. Y
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Schoelkopf
Horton & Rockwell & Company
George A. Ellis
Rockwell and Company
S. H. Winter
Ava
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Morrison S. Morrison
S. Morrison
D. J. A. Whitman
Hall Estate
Aelout Charien Will Elliott
Freeman Mishre
Wood Brothers
McAlister D. C. & C. Petroleum Co
Reynolds
James McGrew
John Derling
Howard and Wheelock
John A. Day
Ccsee
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Gabriel Weil
Arer
William B. Lynde
A. Palmer
Admr
Zsheffield, Pa
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J. &C. Fischer
Estey, Burdett, Story and Clark Organs
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August Morck
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M. E. Brown
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Hopkins, Warring & Co
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Giles & Sherman
J.G. Hill
Erreee
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Schoelkopf, Horton & Co
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W.S. Cole
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M. B. Dunham
Fred Moreck
George Dimmick
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Rockwell
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John M
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Murphy OL Murphy
George O. Corn
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Rockwell and Reeny
A. Lester
Armor, Y Fonten
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George O. Cornelius Ree
W.deioeeey Ua Bean and Hall
U. F. Watson
Deerfield
Benjamin Chandler
T.S. Messner
Oliver Brown
John S. W
W. Stone
Saeee
J. L. Grandin Lot Miller
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Mosier, Adams,Morton & Company
Samees
J. Alexander
Conklin Run Oil Co
Midas Pet. Co
George O. Cornel
Henry Wilson
Great American Oil
G. H. Soules
E. J. Saget
Ludlow Estate
H. B. Medcalf
Aneeer
C. P. Henry
Peeteeereres Gross and Carpenter
C. Ena C. Pet
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Jahn Hunter
John W. Carr
Nick Wise
John Maguire
Tidioute Chair Company Oe
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Avrill
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George Brownell
Thomas Reynolds
J. M. Schnur
C. Allen
John Burbank Stoneman
J.K. Morrison
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P. N. Anderson
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William Martin
Cornplanter Falls
Elkills
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J O'Dell
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T. G. Whetmore Estate
H. Davis
James Marsh
Schnur and Coates
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Jr Willard White
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Bradford & Fore
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Wheelock
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Mead Township
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Foster
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White
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Grandin
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Jones
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Rockwell and Co
Jerry Crary
Rockwell Anc
Martin Flannigan Watson
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Watsor White
Compa
Clark and
Wesley Chamber
James Millison
Dalrymple
Briggs
Sidney A. Sweet
H. Rockwell and Co
Falconer
Thomas Brown
Rockwell and “Company
Pleasant Township
Pine Grove Township
Pennsylvania Gas Co
E. M. Sandy
Horton
Crary and Con
M. Stapleton
Horton, Crary and Co
Brewer and Compa
John Watson
David Kerr
Huidekoper and Go Co
R. P. Lehman
F. W
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Ralston
Ames and Ralston
Brown
W.C. Warner
McDonald & Robins
Lyden and Hebert, Inslow Petroleum
Henry Hill
C, C. & C. Petroleum
Fred Hillmore
Myron Waters
J. W. Potter
John Clapp
Seeeeee Dodd
Galen
Otto Anderson
James Kinnear
James Teense
Jenn Gabriel
Renee Nnee Ion
National Pet. Co
Sarah
Luther Beardsle
Jay Cooper
Daniel Dresser
Er Demming
Mrs. Kebe
Gnu
Parmelia Gustin
Ciara Harmonint
Harriet Maxon
Spring Creek Township
Arr
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A. Davis
M. Clapp and Co
Aoe
de Schoelkopf ‘and Co
Luc E. M. Clapp
van Schoelkopf
Horton & Loes
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Stone, Ficketté& Rowland
Wood Brothers Seeeneeee Ou
Watson Estate
McDonald& Robinson
Venango Oil
Seeeeeeere
Sugar Grove Towship
Adelbert Reeves Ex
Triumph Township
UO W. Allen Triumph
Wm, Braugh Ortman
Capt. Borch
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Damis, Oil Co
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J. F. Davis 'Kortman
Duncan Estate
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H. Fis
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Frank
Wallace
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Sweet Heirs
Marsh and Kinnea
Warren Savings Bank
Hartman & Bradner
E. F. Talor
J. and Gru
Hartman and Radner
Jos. Hall & Thos, Brown
de F Watson
Alicia LaBow
Watson and Tadiow
Wheeler & Daren Eyer
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Robert Slater
S. Conarro
H.baxter
Donald McKay
D. Mead & Stow. Tan. Co
Falconer Estate
Percy
Rowland
Ace Woof, Watson
W. H. Mabie
Island
B. D. Morris Neces Island
Stephenson Ex
Steeeeenrees
Orough
Warr
Green Marsh S. Cohn
One-H
Erickson
Wilcox N. R. Vandergrift
Demmin
Great American Oil Co
Nelson Farrell
Acesoesres Oat National Pet
National Pet. Go
Pittsfield Township
L. A. Brooks
Seeenseee
A. M. Kent
Es McGrewns
M. Kent & Co
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