Warren area slates for local offices listed
Voters in Warren area are presented with a slate of names for local offices including congress assembly voters and sheriff. Warren Academy trustees candidates P M Garcelon Spring Creek, Sterling Green Kinzua, with D A Arird Warren for prothonotary and clerk of courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOR Congress
Lewis ¥. Watson
Warren
VCR Assembly
CG. C. Thompson
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
WOR
D. A. Arird
Warren Academy
P. M. Garcelon
Spring Creek
Sterling Green
Kinzua
Insulting Christians and civic duty debated in paper
A heated letter criticizes the Arrow editor for insulting Christians and accuses him of hypocrisy toward temperance aims. It questions Christian voters who back a saloon party and argues against hellish rebukes from a paper that harms Christian causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow
Rendition of Venango Warren McKean Convenes for Congress Race
Democratic conferees from Venango Warren and McKean met in Oil City to fill the vacancy left by Geo Maloney Franklin. Warren dropped Rev W A Rankin and McKean Venango unanimously nominated Rankin. Rankin gave a speech calling for a vigorous campaign with speeches glee clubs processions and camp fires on hills and valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranking
Congress
Venango
Warren
McKean
Oil City
Geo. Maloney
Franklin
Cameron
Col. Watson
W. A. Rankin
Maloney
Pay Your Taxes to Vote in General Election
The notice urges voters to pay state or county taxes within two years to be eligible for the November 6 general election. October 6 is the last payment day, and Republicans who have neglected this must act now. Young men who voted last year must pay a poll tax to vote this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. Love
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
The
United States
R. A. Love
Sheriff's Office
Subscriptions Open for Low Rates Through Jan 1 1889
Ture Mai offers mail delivery at 25 cents for the period from this week to January 1 1889. The Phila Weekly Press is available at 1 dollar seventy five cents for a full year. Subscribe now for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
War Department order favors Democrats in armories jobs
Ongoing criticism arises over a circular directing that Republican employees in armories and arsenals be dismissed while Democratic staff receive preference. The administration is accused of practicing spoils system under Civil Service reform guise, with insiders noting the move as a long-standing pattern exposed by the new directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Illinois Methodist Minister dodges voting clash with Harrison
An Illinois Methodist minister who four years ago voted for St John now plans to back Gen Harrison. A Prohibitionist pressed him about voting as he prays. He replied he would vote as he prays but would not engage in foolish praying this year. Some voters in the area are urged to imitate the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Tell
St John
Gen. Harrison
F. A. Archer
Brigg
WM. H. Ckel
Minister declines Prohibition nomination for Legislature
Rev. A B Rockhill of the M E Church declines the Northampton county Prohibitionist nomination for the Legislature. He says the Republican party has done more for temperance than any other and cannot support the third party Prohibition movement. He will vote for Harrison and Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Rockhill
M. E. Church
Northampton County
Harrison
Morton
Cabinet reform push funds totaled fifty thousand dollars
The New York Sun notes President Cleveland’s $10,000 check was joined by cabinet members Bayard Whitney Fairchild and Dickinson, each contributing $10,000, totaling $50,000 for civil service reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Sun
Cleveland
Messrs. Bayard, Whitney, Fairchild and Dickinson
Burns Seeks Erie Congressional Seat in Hopeless Race
James R. Burns of Erie is named as legatee of Scott for a congressional bid in the Erie district. With Scott absent this year, Burns faces a futile contest against Culbertson, accepting the empty honor of running in a race unlikely to elect a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Burns
Erie
Scott
Burns
Culbertson
Kerr Nominated by Democrats for 28th District Congress
James Kerr of Clearfield is nominated by Democrats to run for Congress in the 28th district now represented by Gen Patton who defeated Hall of Elk. The nomination signals a contest to succeed the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kerr
Clearfield
Gen. Patton
Hall
Prohibition Candidate Wolfe Denies Cleveland Vote
Wolfe, long associated with Prohibition, denies plans to vote directly for Cleveland this year and states he will support Fisk instead. The remark prompts questions about his true political stance and intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Prohibition
Cleveland
Fisk
the Hodds
Blaine Addresses Monster Meeting and Midwest Tour
Blaine spoke to a large mass meeting in New York on the 29th and planned to travel west to speak in Michigan Illinois and Indiana amid his campaign schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mx. Blaine
New York
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Republican Tariff Bill Moves Toward Senate Report
The Republican tariff bill has reached the Senate Committee and may be reported soon. It proposes repealing the tobacco tax totaling 25 million, the fruit brandy tax 1.5 million, and alcohol used in the arts 18 million, with a 50 percent sugar duty cut totaling 28 million. Total revenue reduction targets about 75 million, with possible adjustments in full Committee. Other options include full tobacco tax repeal or partial, sugar duty repeal up to 56 million or 28 million with 50 percent cuts, and alcohol tax changes. metal duties show little change, iron and steel duties unified, wool and lumber remain taxed.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Senate
G A R Commander-in-Chief Warner Calls Unity in Cirular Letter
Major William Warner, new Commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, issues Circular Letter No 1 urging all Department Commanders and posts to touch elbows and keep step. He seeks an earnest year of active work, pledging fraternity charity and loyalty as a common platform. Comrades’ political and religious opinions are to be respected and protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
Uncomfortable Bed Curtin Opposes Cleveland Tariff Plan
Former Governor Curtin, once a Whig and Republican, now criticizes President Cleveland's tariff proposal. He rejects Free Trade as harmful to labor and industry, insisting on a protective tariff. Curtin notes his discomfort with Democratic leadership and adherence to state loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtin
Democracy
Keystone
Cleveland
Arkansas Court Rules Cider Is Alcoholic Beverage
The court holds that cider is an alcoholic beverage derived from apple juice fermentation and cannot be sold in states prohibiting sale of alcohol. It notes cider alcohol content ranges from five to ten percent, higher than most ale and beer, and thus falls under liquor statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fue uUnitieu
UvuUrl
Arkansas
How They Fool Us Senate report at Fortress Monroe
Senator Beck prepares the Democratic tariff bill report at Fortress Monroe. Parsee Moore, an English importers’ agent in the United States, assists and is likely the real author. The piece warns the Democrats may push further than the Mills bill, urging voters not to be fooled again by a shrewd specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Fortress Monroe
Parsee Moore
United States
Moore
No Crusade Debate on Free Trade Sparks Tribune Critique
The Los Angeles Tribune quotes Mr. Cleveland saying no crusade for Free Trade and mocks the Mills bill. It notes only $70,000,000 of American goods on the free list and nearly 200 U S industries facing competition with cheap foreign labor, likening it to stealing hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Los Angeles Tribune
Cleveland
Selections Nears Brook Rally With Mackey and Lee
Chairman Quay has secured Capt. C. W. Mackey and J. W. Lee of this district for stump speeches in New York. They are seasoned campaigners and staunch supporters of Republican measures and men. Expect larger majorities as they speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
C. W. Mackey
J. W. Lee
New York
Agriculture yields set records across crops this year
This year’s agricultural products will be worth at least 10 million dollars more than last year at current prices. The corn crop leads with about 2,015,000 bushels, an increase of over 550,000 bushels, outweighing any losses in wheat and cotton yields. Oats and hay also show record yields, with potatoes performing well.
President funds doubt removed over $10000 campaign check
A check for 10000 dollars drawn on Riggs & Co blank forms was presented to Charles J. Canda. The report states the president did contribute to the campaign fund, and the earlier doubt about the donation has been cleared. Charles J. Canda is the recipient of the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atl
Riggs & Co
Charles J. Canda
Question at Issue Ep Mam on Northern and Southern supremacy
The piece argues the central question is whether Northern humanitarian policy or Southern aristocratic, slaveholding principles will prevail. It contends Northern policy seeks worker independence and uplift, while Southern policy favors domination and class privilege, with current federal favoritism toward the North under President Cleveland. It questions temperance advocates risking capital to push their standard amid political fear of losing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
How it was Done in the Dakota Republican Convention
The Aberdeen Republican recounts the Dakota Republican Convention where General Allen from the North lost the delegate contest to the South, praising Col Geary and noting the North’s discipline. Key figures include Pettigrew Edgerton King Moody Gifford Campbell Ward Hughes Bentley Geary and Cass County’s delegation. Allen remains chairman, lauded for firmness and fair handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Gen. Allen
Aberdeen Republican
Warren County
Watertown
Moody
Edgerton
Pettigrew
Gifford
Kanouse
King
Grigsby
Campbell
Central Dakota
South Dakota
North
Col
Geary
Cass
Col. Geary
Geo. Ward
Grand Forks
Hughes
Bentley
Bismarck
Root
Barnes
Mathews
Haggert
Green
Dodge
Cass County
Territorial Committee
Jamestown Meeting Highlights Col Watson as Favored Third Term T: Jamestown meeting highlights Col Watson as favored third term
Gov. Fora ker of Ohio spoke at a Jamestown outdoor gathering last week with many Warren county Republicans in attendance. Col. L. F. Watson of Warren was among the listeners and is described as a two term former congressman and a strong favorite to win a third. The Jamestown News lauds his qualifications and district service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Gov. Foraker
Ohio
Warren County
Col. Watson
Col
L. F. Watson
Warren
Congress
Pennsylvania
High tariffs and protectionism voice from T. V. Powderly
Powderly declares himself a staunch protectionist and American labor ally. He opposes tariff reductions and urges a nationwide tariff wall so high that no foreign goods can enter, arguing for protection from coast to coast.
Republican Torchlight Parade Draws Thirty Thousand in Pennsylvan ia
In a statewide wave of mass meetings the city hosted a monster torchlight parade with about 30,000 participants. A mass meeting followed at the Academy of Music with addresses by Senator Joseph R. Hawley of Connecticut and Congressman Dingley of Maine among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Puntaperruia
Academy of Music
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Dingley
Maine
Two Ways to Relieve the Bowels in Health
The piece contrasts two remedies for bowel relief. It endorses Hostetters Bitters as a nonviolent but thorough option that restores a regular body habit, clears the intestinal canal, and benefits liver and kidney function while mitigating rheumatic pains gout and malaria tendencies.
Africa and Oil Liniment Best Remedy for Stiff Joints
An old advertisement asserts Africa and Oil Liniment as the best remedy for stiff joints attributed to L G Noyes. The claim presents a period style medical remedy endorsement without modern medical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
L. G. Noyes
Political jabs and court orders in early news
A collage of political polemics and public notices from 19th century press includes barbs at Democratic press, praise for Gen Harrison, and sharp quips about voting patterns. It notes Y M C A Pennsylvania meet in Allentown October 11 to 14, a castor oil bet in Washburn, and Governor Beaver’s pardon of Milton Weston. It also mentions civil service reform and a Supreme Court justice’s quiet retort about his library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Washburn
N. Y
Milton Weston
S. V. Benet
Ordance
Springfield
Rock Island
New York
West Troy
Philadelphia
Bernicia
Cleveland Herald
Gray
Supreme Court
Washington
Boston Herald
Bucktails Reunite in Bradford and Plan Gettysburg Memorial
About 100 Bucktails from across the region gathered in Bradford for a war reunion with touching scenes as veterans relived battles. They voted to erect a memorial building at Gettysburg with a room to preserve relics from the Companies. The article also recounts how the unit earned the name Bucktails from Col Kane and Capt Blanchard after a deer tail insignia story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Gettysburg
T. W. Borchers
McKean County
James Blair
Tibets House
Blanchard
Smethport
Col. Kane
Sackett’s Mills
Lock Haven
Harrisburg
St Nicholas October issue highlights wide range of children’s content
The October number of St Nicholas marks the 36th volume and 18th year with rich departments and many illustrations. It features Emma Lazarus portrait frontispiece, Richard Jeffries on An English Deer Park, Theodore Roosevelt Frontier Types, George Kennan on the Siberian Exile system, and plans of campaign. Includes Our National Military System, stories, poems, and a Wide Awake story Shut-Ins by Elia Peattie, plus Kate Gannett Well on the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Prospectus for 1889 announces serials by Trobridge and Sidney. Annual price is $2.40. specimen five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lazarus
New York
Richard Jeffries
Alfred Parsons
Bryan Hook
Theodore Roosevelt
Remington
George Kennan
Elia Peattie
Kate Gannett
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Trobridge
David Vane
David Crane
Margaret Sidney
Susan Coolidge
Charles R. Talbot
D. Lothrop Company
Boston
Randolph Fair a Big Success Aboard by Local Editor
The Randolph New York fair was a big success with the editor of this paper noting attendance on Tuesday. The piece ends with a playful jab wishing the editor had also attended the Warren fair to boost its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph, N. Y
Bear Lake
Warren Fair
Call and buy your oil cloths at A A Davis and Co
Local retailer A A Davis and Co advertises oil cloths for kitchen and table use. The note urges customers to call for purchases and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Davis & Co
Introducing Italian Queens in Warren County Beekeeping
W. J. Davis of Youngsville Pa recounts the shift from black to Italian bees since 1866, noting improved stock through queen introduction. He describes practical methods for introducing Italian queens, benefits like higher profits, and the longevity of queens versus workers, with historical context and farmer-focused comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Richard Colvin
Baltimore
Langstroth
Chester
Jersey
W. J. Davis
Youngsville
Republican meetings sweep county last week in scattered towns
Last week in Sugar Grove Clarendon Dugall Scandia Glade Run Kinzua and Cherry Grove Republicans held rallies formed clubs and raised poles. Speakers included Hon. W M Lindsey W W Wilbur C A Peterson Rev W L Riley and others with Warren Glee Club singing and large enthusiastic turnouts. An upcoming Oct 10 Bear Lake event features banquet and pole raising with speakers O C Allen C C Thompson W E Rice and John Hancock inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
McDonald’s Hall
W. M. Lindsey
W. W. Wilbur
Clarendon
Warren Glee Club
Rice
Yates
Dunkle
Dugall
Pittsfield
Scandia
Elk Township
Wilbur
C. A. Peterson
W. L. Riley
Glade Run
Glee Club
Messrs
Higgins
Thompson
Peterson
Kinzua
Knapp
Republican Glee Club
Messrs. Schofield
Sandstrom
Cherry Grove
Donly and
McCalmont
Bear Lake
O. C. Allen
C. C. Thompson
W. E. Rice
Warren
John Hancock, Esq
Panama
N.Y
Hustlers
Warren county Gents clothing store and mill ad notes
Buckwheat Huller and Refiner enabled Dunskerhast Blane 19s3t DUCA W UUVEL 2 hvut Kourrat Henderson Proprs Allegheny Mills Warren Pa Gents Furnishing Goods at Warren Warren store below Carver House run by A Weiss overhauled with large stock of serviceable fashionable clothing Spring suits Boys clothes save you money Bear wae in mind Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters cost 25 cents Rupture Cure by Dr J B Mayer 831 re St Philadelphia no operation, thousands cured Advice free circular available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
J.B Mayer
Phila
Temperance Convention at Russell Focuses on Work and Faith
The D A V and P R R train brought W C T U members to Russell where they organized a convention session at the church. Mrs L D Wetmore was reelected president. reports showed strong county progress, funds raised, and broad support, with praise for Mrs Leavitt’s world outreach and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Russell
William
Kate
Johnny
March
Corry
L. D. Wetmore
Cor. Sec’y
Duck
Henry
Kingdom of Christ
Mother Johnson
Tidioute
Sugar Grove
Warren
State
Union Signal
Breckenridge
W. V. Hazeltine
Reed House Erie Changes Hands Under Coleman Co
The Reed House at Erie is now operated by W B Coleman and Co with Mr Coleman bringing over twenty years of hotel experience from New York and other eastern cities. The hotel is one of the largest and most pleasant in Western Pennsylvania. Daily rates are 2, 2.50, and 3 dollars with 2 dollar rates on upper floors. beds, table, and attendance remain first class. The new management aims to provide a homey, clean, comfortable stay at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed House
Erie
W. B. Coleman & Co
Coleman
New York City
Penna
Morris and Mullen Form Drug Store Partnership
Announcement reports J B Mullen joining Morris in the Morck Drug Store to form Morris and Mullen. The note praises Mullen as reliable and well known in the oil region, promises best cigar brands, and advertises Downs Elixir and new footwear at local stores Northrop's and Vassar-Boot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mullen
Morck
Morris & Mullen
Mullen
Merck Drug Store
Key West
Northrop
Real Estate Transfers Record From Local Sheriff Sales
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances across Kinzua Bear Lake Mead Sugar Grove South West and surrounding towns. Transfers include Sheriff mediated deeds and private sales with sums ranging from 50 to 22 502 dollars for properties in Mead and surrounding communities, involving numerous couples and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
J. C. Fuller
Kinzua
Adelbert Blanchard
H.C. Hawkins
James W. Hawkins
Bear Lake
W. M. Wilson
Olaf Benson
Pine Grove
David Harris
J. H. Hunter
South West
B. F. Morris
A. H. McKelvy
Mead
J. A. Waterhouse
Wm. Keegan
Mary Peterson
Magnus Hultberg
Sugar Grove
Magnus Hultburg
Charles A. Erickson
Victor A. Gustafson
C. H. Reno
Esther Reno
Spring Creek
O. P. Loveland
Same
Thos. Hackett
A. J. Thompson
Amos York
Laura Morrison
Brokenstraw
G. W. Shutt
F. D. Morrison
Samuel Fertig
J. H. Nichols
Rosetta Cooper
Eldred
Mad Alger
Fred. Wright
Henry McConnell
Frank Loomis
Pittsfield
Sam’s Hill
Caroline Hill
Victoria M. Walker
Minerva B. Griswold
Pleasant
A Big Yarn Stock At Patterson's Store
Patterson's advertises a wide yarn selection including Columbia Germantown Midnight Germantown Starlight Knitting Worsted German Knitting Worsted Saxony Shetland Wool Flora Fairy Zephyr Sonora Yarn Ice Mohair Wool Reliance Yarn Pompadour Wool Cashmere Yarns Spanish Yarn Eiderdown Wool and Zephyrs in 2 4 and 8 fold varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson’s
Columbia Germantown
Midnight Germantown
Starlight
Saxony
Prices paid by Warren dealers list commodities
Prices paid by Warren dealers for various goods including apples, butter, beans, pork, cheese, eggs, hams, lard, onions, potatoes, flour, sugar, coffee, tea, corn meal, rice, timothy and clover seed, salt, kerosene, and oil. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple product names and units with no clear dates or totals.
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Warren Mail
Gen
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
ELEC
Thomas Dolan
Lewis Pughe
John H. John Wanamaker
Hibbert P. John
William C. Hamilton
John 8. McKinlay
Joseph R. T
William S. Ellis
Edgar Pinchot
Samuel L. Kurtz
Ellwood Griest
Ezra H. Ripple
William G. Payne
Peter E. Kuck
Henry HA. Bechtel
John H. Grant
Wilson C. Kress
Thomas Beaver
George G. Hutchison
John C. Lower
Jeremiah K. Miller
George J. Elliott
Henry S. Paul
George Shiras, Jr
Porter
Newmyer
John W. Wallace
John C. Sturtevant
James Thomas Jones
L. M. Truxal
Thomas McCamant
Blair County
James T. Mitchell
Binghamton
New York Tribune
Detroit Tribune
Literary
St. Nicholas
Henry Baxter
Temperance Department
W.C.T. U
Morck Drug Store
New Fall Dry Goods
Alleny County
Warren Retail Market
Goodrich & Fehlman
Warren Dealers
Y. Hyson
Af W. Dunkle, E
Warren, Pa
F. R. Scott
Reed
Erie, Pa
HANGE
W.b.coleman & CO
Etters
Escia Tate
Erick W. Anderson
Township of Elk
Warren Co
Cerk
Charles E. Erickson
Swan Erickson, Executors
Rovina M. Springer
John W. Springer
Roe
Pleasant Bridge Company
O. F. Hoffman
Isaac
Alden
Sec
V. Warren
Feods
Therce
Boggs&buhl
Federal St
Allegheny, PA
Warren Savings Bank
Arren
Marriea
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
Cashier
O. H. Hunter
M. B. Dunham
L. R. Freeman
James Clark
Farmington Township
Curtis
Lander
New Jersey State
Trenton
Horace Grinhalle
Wm. H. Mickel
Spring St
Trenton, N. J
Johnson & Siegfried
Prop
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
First National Bank
M. Beecher
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Ueenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Barbara Beyer
Geo. H. Ames
Admr
Alice Keene
City of
Buffalo
Erie County
Jas. O. Parmleer
Warren, Warren Co
H. R. Tillotson
Columbus
GEO, Tillotson, Admr
NEW School For
Longview
Brookville
John G. Mulholland
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David L. Gerould
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W.D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo
N. Parmlee
A. T. Scofield
U.S
J. K. Ronne
Liberty Street
Jioux Rowland
Bickory
Stearren
Miles
Inter and Paper Hanger
Cuaranteca
GOD Save the Commonwealth
State of Pennsylvania
State of
Assembly
Boro
M.S. Booth
J. T. Barker
John Siggins
Samuel Garfield
Geo. Cady
C. A. Blakeslee
Conewanoo
Sores
Warren Rough
Tessie of
Corydon
Joseph McCollister
Deerflet
Shaw’s
Elk
Lounsberry
Said
George Peck
John Gerow
Freehold
Lottsville
Farmington
Farmington Centre
Glade
Wm. J. Thomas
Said Township
T. W. Dempsey
Limestone
Ralston Hill
Balltown
Lane’s Hotel
Eben Dean
Hill
Garland
J. L. Acocks
Sugar Grove House
Francis Bates
Sheffield
A. H. Barnes
Enterprise
Triumph
Triumph Hill
Watson
Ie Plank Road School House
Norick
Justices of the Peace
Chew
James Dunham
Farngton Road
Jackson Run
Well Seuurcu
Henry B. Howard
Conewango
James McQuillan
Borough of
Amann
Warren Water Company
T. G. W.b. Meredith
PES Bro, & Thomas
Maple Ave
West Chester
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