Inset properties in Warren Borough seized in suit
In the Thorough of Warren, Warren County Pennsylvania two parcels identified as 269 and 371 on the borough map contain a two story frame house a one and a half story frame house and a barn. The property belongs to Jusith Hall and is taken in execution at the suit of Plume Lamont.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren
Pleasant
Cherry Grove
Pennsylvania
Sevety
Charles Forney
Phillip Bucher
Jacob Knupp
Dte
Conenango Township
Borough of
Sil Borough
Limestone Township
H. W. Morrison
Brokenstraw Township
Robert McKinney
A. Alexander
Youngsville Borough
Samuel Trask
Pennsylvenia
Kelim Mead
Appeilas Knowles
Hugh McQuay
Hulot Parton
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Spring Cre
Willian G. Shutt
A. McKinney
James McKinney
Phillips & Snort
Ayso
Glade Township
Venneylvania
City Point
Sydney
Mary Mead
William Mead
Thomus Clemons
John W. Clark
Spring Creek Township
Penney
Vana
Weethy
HL. Harmon
Jacob Wright
Mallengar Oi and Lumber Company
Liddell, Marsh & McCarter
Tidioute
Ennsylvania
Warren and Franklin Turnpike Road
Coursen Tavern House
E. Hubler
H. H. Evans
Elias Mahler
Henry McGee
Samuel MaGuire
Deerfield Township
John Contslin
Richardson's
Bimber
Youngsvide Road
John Conklin
Grandin & Green
South West Township
Enterprise
Titusville
Spencer House
William FH. Caswell
J. M. Follett
Frank Hill
EF. C. Hill
Tidionte
R. Christie
Elizabeth P. Courson
Morrison
Columbus
D. Curtis
L. P. Mather
Daniel Walton
Wiliam C. Arthur
Gurnsey & Gray
Markettreet
Water Street
Aiso
Kingda Creek
Kingua
Said County
Knapp
Said
Tidioute and Warren Oil Company
Gordon Run
Samuel Grandin
W. W. Wallace
Said Wallace
Wallare
Pittefield
High Street
Laurel Street
Beceh and
Theh Streets
Rongl
Clr. Curtis
Jusith Hall
Plume & Lamont
Pennslvania
Recorder's Office
Penpylvenia
Potoher
Recorder’s Office
William M. Arters
William S. Cohell
Edward Reynolds
David
John Ralston
Richard J. Arters
Joseph A. MaGee
Susan W. MaGee
James P. MaGee
Sugar Grove Township
Wallice
Tevi Crouch
Bradley Chandler
Thomas Gregg
John W. Chandler
Frederick Mile
Elk Township
RK. Fenton
Benjamin Ball
Lakiot
Liam Holmes
Abram A. Enos
Longwango Township
A. Rhind
Conewango Creek
John Reese
KE. G. Owens
A. H. Ludlow
Third
A. Brock
William H. Lowry
I. & F. Keliska
Bonn, Raiguel & Co
Steil & Brother
Third Street
Albert Kirberger
H. P. Kinnear
Sheri
Sheriffs Office
The Seven Wonders of the World Told for Children
Uncle Henry guides Lizzie Eddie and John through the classical wonders. He recounts the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus with its thirty six Ionic columns, the Pharos of Alexandria, the Temple of Jupiter at Olympia, the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, and the Pyramids of Gizeh. The tale blends legends, dates, and builders as the children learn why ancient works end with time.
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Lizzie Shortridge
Eddie
John
Lizzie
Henry
Rhodes
Athens
Rome
Mausolus
Caria
Artemisia
Newton
British Museum
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Johnny
Pharos
Ptolemy
Egypt
Christ
Alexandria
Bunker Hill
Sam
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Mummimus
Jupiter
Whidias
Dina
Ephesus
Rostratus
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Phade
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Moldie
Uncle Henry
Phoebus
Chares
Kiddie
Babylon
Bunker Hill Monument
Liege
Nebuchadnezzar
Amytas
Media
Iddie
Baedad
Alexander the Great
Meypt
Gizeh
Cheops
Chephren
Khafren
Mykerinous
Kaphren
Mykerinos
Herodotus
Lin
Seven Wonders Through Time and Memory
A narrator reflects on the impermanence of grand works and the lasting power of good deeds. He redirects a young listener Eddie to ancient histories by naming the seven wonders in order before promising more tales of distant times.
Infatuation and fidelity in wartime reflections
A column blends a meditation on marriage and endurance with Civil War jokes and anecdotes. It contrasts lasting partnership with danger of loss, mocks war slogans, and recounts humorous scenes from Newtonia, a Cincinnati recruit, and a dying Massachusetts soldier asking for a pen to write home.
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Massachusetts
Manassas
Valley of Shadows
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