Home Matters and Local Notices in Warren Chronicle
The Marren Mail lists events for Warren on Oct 6 1885 including theater sketches, a boarding school night, rink music, Warren tailors price scale, sale of Library Restaurant to Anna Connell, court convening, quarterly M E Church services, printing services at Matin Job Office, and notes on marriage license ease near York State. Other items mention Shakespeare Club meeting Oct 13, gambling room bail, Ball and Levy sale of fur and wraps, Smethport Sir Knights praise of Warren hospitality, T J Humes home repairs, Y W C T U annual meeting with officers elected and temperance notes plan for a newspaper corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Col. Sellers
Warren
Roter
Anna Connell
Matin
York State
Warren Shakespeare Club
A. D. Wood
Justice Cornelius
John Bishop
Peter Holmes
Clarendon
Utter
Foster
Ball & Levy
Buffalo
N. Y
Geo. Ball’s
Smethport
Warren Commandery
Berta Thomas
Florence Sill
Mattie Johnson
Flora Collins
Kate Messner
Personal notices from Sugar Grove News column
Editor Fletcher of the Sugar Grove News made a call Saturday. Mrs. C. C. Allen visited Virginia relatives last week. Fred Marck travels between New York business and Washington pleasure. Conductor Howard of the D A V P R R began a Colorado vacation last week. Brecht attends his train. Lewis Ashton of Farmington brings a bag of apples to the Mart office. Dist Attorney Higgins returned from Georgian Bay. A lumber region hosts the world’s most complete saw mills. H G Eddy family and Miss Schofield mourn grandmother Mrs. Anderson in Philadelphia. James Timothy Larby applied Oct 1 for a marriage license to wed Julia Burns Connley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Sugar Grove News
Marx
C. C. Allen
Virginia
Fred Marck
New York
Washington
Howard
Colorado
Brecht
Lewis Ashton
Farmington
Mart
Higgins
Georgian Bay
H. G. Eddy
Argonauts to entertain next Wednesday in Ithaca
The Ithaca Journal notes Holt & Knowles Argonauts open a three night run with Board ing School, a lively modern comedy filled with songs and humor. John T. Raymond returns with Col Mulberry Sellers on Oct 10. audiences again enjoy his fitting portrayal. Reserved seats go on sale next Thursday at 9 AM. Pequita drew a fair crowd Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonauts
Ithaca Journal
Holt & Knowles
John T. Raymond
Col Mulberry
Colonel Sellers
Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Pequita
Second annual meeting of Erie Presbytery society in Titusville
The second annual meeting of the Womans Home Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Erie will be held in Titusville on October 7 and 8, starting at 2:30 PM on Wednesday. Warren’s Presbyterian Church will be represented by Mrs. W. D. Brown and six other ladies, plus Miss Florence Sill and Miss Grace Davis from the Young Ladies Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society
Presbytery of
Erie
Titusville
Presbyterian Church of
Warren
The
Missionary Society
W. D. Brown
P. & Allen
L. A. Rogers
W. H. Pickett
L. D. Wetmore
W. M. Lindsey
Florence Sill
Grace Davis
Young Ladies Society
Warren Lodge Elects Officers Tuesday Evening
Warren Lodge elected officers including E. K. Johnson as W. G. and Dwight Is owne as Assistant Secy with P. E. Sonne as Treasurer and G. H. Ames as Trustee at a recent meeting Kossuth Encampment also named C P as W C Allan H P F K Johnson S W G W Waderwood J W 5 E Walker at its session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge
E. K. Johnson
W. G
Dwight
Sec
P. E. Sonne
G. H. Ames
C. C. Thompson
Frank Very
Kossuth
W.C. Allan
H. P
F. K. Johnson
S. W
G. W. Waderwood
J. W
E. Walker
Blankets and wraps at far lower prices from H. Hunter & Son
The Warren dry goods firm touts cheaper blankets with $1.00 blankets valued at $1.25 and $4.00 blankets worth $5.00, plus women’s outside wraps like Newmarket at $5.00 and a fur circular advertised at $15.90 worth $25, inviting customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Newmarket
H. Hunter & Son
Public notice on reduced horse shoeing prices by Knapp brothers
In a public notice H. Knapp & Bro state that C. Arnold nails horseshoes below the regular rate and announce their own first class work for 30 cent shoes 20 cent corking 15 cent setting and other services at equally low prices dated Warren September 28 1885
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arnold
H. Knapp & Bro. Warren
Guild and Church piano sale at 99¢ Music and Variety
Sate A Guild cabinet grand piano in rosewood finish offered as guaranteed first class. Manufactured by Guild and Church of Boston. Priced very cheap for cash at 99¢ Music and Variety Store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Guild & Church of Boston
Music and Variety Store
Warren
Wed dings mark high life in Titusville area
Sept 28 Edward M Guthrie son of F B Guthrie married Ella Belle Porter daughter of H B Porter in Titusville A few years ago he was a stall boy in Warren now a young lawyer of promise Sept 29 J W Witherop married Belle R Andrews granddaughter of J U W Eddy of Warren Sept 30 in Youngsville David W Beaty of Warren married Susie K Jackson at John A Jackson home Only intimate friends present They did not wait for October licenses and left for the East
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Edward M. Guthrie
F. B. Guthrie
Ella Belle Porter
H. B. Porter
Guthrie
Warren
J. W. Witherop
Belle R. Andrews
J. U W. Eddy
Youngsville
John A. Jackson
David W. Beaty
Susie K. Jackson
Temperance Work Expands With W C T U Formed
W H Clark launches temperance drive with Sept meeting at Tiona drawing good attendance and forming a W C T U to hold evening talks. Sugar Run hosts three bright sessions last week where many pledge signers are noted. A new W C T U is organized with officers Mrs A Arthur president and others. First public meeting set for Oct 10 while Clark begins Enterprise series Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clark
Tiona
Sugar Run
A. Arthur
A. J Halliday
See’y
Lena Hook
Julia Wooster
J. M. Hook
Clark
Enterprise
Centennial Temperance Conference Opens in Philadelphia
The National Temperance Society’s Centennial Conference gathered 500 delegates from religious and temperance groups in Philadelphia starting September 28 for two days of speeches and debates. Rev Dr Cuyler led the opening by calling the assembly to order. Large attendance filled sessions across six churches and the Academy of Music hosting about five thousand. Prominent addresses and papers highlighted the century of temperance effort and Catholic abstinence societies joined in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Temperance Society
Philadelphia
Cuyler
Academy of Music
Grapes Prove Profitable In Lake Shore Vines
Westfield growers on twelve acres shipped over 3000 dollars worth of grapes. The Lake shore crop averages three tons per acre and values at about 2 cents a pound, totaling 120 dollars per acre. The Westfield Republican urges thorough cultivation to unlock Warren county soil potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Westfield Republican
Warren County
Bellevue Wedding Presents Lead to Holmes Robbery
The marriage of Er H Lamberton of Franklin and Miss Annie Kisker at Bellevue Allegheny county drew attention as the list of wedding gifts was published. Professionals used the description to plan a theft and broke into Mr Kisker's residence stealing over 150 dollars worth of goods including ivory knives silver spoons forks silver butter knives silver castors and table linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. H. Lamberton
Franklin
Annie Kisker
Bellevue
Allegheny County
Kisker
Marriage of Susie E Jackson to David W Beaty at Jackson Home
In Younasville on Sept 30, Susie E Jackson wed David W Beaty of Warren. Rev Hall officiated as guests called the event pleasant and generous with many valuable presents. The couple departed at 4 PM for a several week tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younasville
John A. Jackson
Susie E
David W. Beaty
Warren
Hall
Card of Thanks for Care and Support
Through your columns I wish to thank our many friends, the members of the Knights of Honor, and the members of the Equitable Aid, for the kind care of my husband during his long illness, and for the assistance which they have so generously rendered since his death. Pittsfield, Sept. 29, 1885. For Sale An eight room house on Fifth street near Hon Henry Brace's. A good cellar. Inquire of Dr A Fisher Warren Pa. Wanting Everyone to know that they can save money by buying Boots and Shoes at Norruror's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari
Knights of Honor
Equitable Aid
Mean. Pittsfield
Fifth Street
Hon
Henry Brace’s
Borough Council Adopts Sewer Control Ordinance in Warren
Borough of Warren reviews committees and adopts an ordinance banning unauthorized drilling into public sewers. It enforces penalties of twenty five dollars per offense and requires approval through the Sewer Committee. Also notes September licenses collected, bids for creek bridge painting, and aide actions against unlicensed book agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess and Town Council
A. A. Davis
A. Merck, Jr
Burgess Thompson
Burgess
Borough of
Warren
Bridge Com
Creek
G. W. King
Wharfs
James Nixon
Lamber
Warren Gaslight Co
G. Ward
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Attys
L. F. Watson
Lumber
Thos, Walsh
Thos
Walsh
Hazel Street
A. C. Lacy
Darius McGee
S. W. Cogswell
J.C. Utter
Robert Foster
P. Begler
A. Carroll
Wim. Spinner
Hardware. Water Co
The Marriage License Law Takes Effect In Pennsylvania
The new marriage license law, in effect since October 1, requires applicants to answer detailed questions to the Clerk of Courts before a license. It imposes penalties for false answers and noncompliance, with costs estimated at about a dollar and fifty cents in total for license, application, certificate, and consent when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Hymen
A Model Hotel Named For Its Lee House Proven Quality
The Bradford Star lauds the Lee House in Sheffield Warren county as among the best hotels in the oil country. Joe Clinton runs the establishment with noted courtesy and city style. J G Habernigg supports the claim, declaring it among the nation’s best in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Clinton
Bradford Star
Lee
Sheffield
Warren County
J. G. Habernigg
A Thankless Job As Village Trustees At $6 A Year
A Cortland Standard quip contrasts unpaid village trustees with council members paid $6 a year. It suggests many will attack a man seeking public service and implies even a single term satisfies the town council role. The piece uses sharp, humorous city notice style.
Warren Gazette presents Adams annual message to Congress
The December 31 1826 issue of the Warren Gazette shown by Dr. Curtis contains President John Quincy Adams annual message to Congress. An advertisement notes Obed Edson and Harry Eaton of Gerry operate a Dunkirk to Warren stage line with three round trips weekly. A Venango Herald copy from Franklin dated February 24 1824 size 18 by 22 inches is priced at $2 a year, half in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Curtis
Warren
J. Q. Adams
Congress
Obed Edson
Harry Eaton
Gerry
Dunkirk
Venango Herald
Franklin
Mayville
Remarkable Cornplanter Descendants Page and Sketch Feature
The Lancaster New Era prints an intriguing letter describing a remarkable place occupied by Cornplanter’s descendants and accompanies a pencil sketch by Mrs. I. B. Gara. The note praises Mrs. Gara’s historical pictorial work and landscape drawing skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Gara
Book and Job Printing Services at the Mai
Advertises printing services offering book and job printing. Mentions calling for inquiries and orders. Includes no specific dates or names beyond the Mai printing shop reference.
When In The Wrong Channel Bile Wreaks Injury
A tattered medical ad extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for bile related ailments including head aches constipation liver stomach jaundice and nausea. It claims early use prevents deepening illness and notes benefits for fever rheumatism kidney and bladder issues and aging infirmities. It also mentions use in convalescence with betarlines to hasten vigor recovery.
County Notes From Jamestown and Vicinity
County and vicinity items report Chandler's Valley postmaster appointment, a Jamestown sales day for Short Horn cattle, and a new jail plan for Chautauqua County. Other notes cover apple prices, temperance meetings, a tragic railway incident, a Jamestown wedding, church dedications, school enrollment, a court ruling on a railroad case, library funding, Free Methodist Church appointments, a saloon trial verdict, gas mains in Jamestown, a Corry wedding, a Smethport accident, and Venango County voting on repealing the ancient fence law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Chandler’s Valley
Chautauqua County Association of Breeders
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Grand Jury
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
W. J. McConnell
N. Y
Allegany Reservation
Happy Hanting Grounds
Library Association of
Titusville
David McKelvey
Pittsburg
The
Free Methodist Church
Franklin
Warren
D. B. Tobey
Sheffield
Farnsworth
Albert Bean
Bradford
R. A. Hawkins
Brookston
Salamanca
Little Valley
Courant
Brother Paine
Corry Telegraph
Charles de K. Gleason
Lillian I. Paine
Episcopal Church
Col
A. I. Wilcox
Smethport
Venango County
October issues of St Nicholas and Century feature editors and poets
The October St Nicholas closes its twelfth volume with a hopeful note for future generations of readers. Century magazine showcases Sam Bowles on the cover and includes Gen Grant era war papers, with Lt Schwatka and Mrs Champney among illustrated writers. The issue also carries poems by Gilder Bunner Fawcett and a Jackson poem tied to recent dreams. Baxter contributes on natural elements in Mrs Jackson’s works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Century Magazine
Sam” Bowles
Springfield Republican
Schwatka
Champney
Howells
Gilder
Cranch
Bunner
Fawcett
Sylvester Baxter
Editor Change at Harrisburg Patriot Announces Plant Lease
B F Meyers retires as editor and W P Hastings becomes editor of the Democratic Harrisburg Patriot. Hastings leases the Patriot plant for years while Patriot Publishing Company remains owner of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Meyers
Harrisburg Patriot
W. P. Hastings
Democratic
the Patriot
Hastings
The
Patriot Publishing Company
Suicide Ends Noted Jamestown Resident’s Struggle
Jamestown, Sept. 28. George A. Aldrich, a well known county resident with business ties in several places, shot himself at his home this morning. He was 62. Authorities cite financial troubles and illness as likely triggers for a fit of insanity. He left an undated letter fearing permanent derangement and asking others to judge his act from that viewpoint if anything happened to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
George A. Aldrich
Autumn in Warren County Garlands Forests and Local News
Stoneham reports autumn foliage in full display while field drills show activity. Citizens R A Benson of Waterford and Mrs F M Aiken of Rolfe visited town. Willard White of Boston led services with Rev E Rowland to preach next Sunday at 7 PM. White & Co. plan bark shipments of sixteen carloads Monday. political stir over potential postmaster changes continues, with reform efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Benson
Waterford
F. M. Aiken
Rolfe
Willard White, Esq
Boston
Rowland, White & Co
Tidioute News Highlights and Local Deaths and Weddings
In Tidioute on October 3, several locals were noted including visits by Warren’s C C Thompson and Steubenville and Pittsburgh Halls. Peter Garrett, long-time resident, died Friday with funeral set for 2 PM Sunday at the M E Church. Ben Irvin and Maggie Rooney wed at St John’s Church, with well known locals in attendance. Mrs H H Kuhn returned to Johnstown after two weeks visiting relatives. The passing of Geatle, child of Mr and Mrs D S Thompson, followed by a large funeral. Miss Beile Besley returned to Rome New York, and Harry Kuhn attended a Warren circus. Grant Kemble visits Fredonia, NY, while John W Thompson of Pittsburgh stays with J B R Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thompson
Warren
Jos. Hall
Steubenville
Homer Hall
Pittsburgh
Siggins
Peter Garrett
Tidioute
M. E
Ben. Irvin
Maggie Rooney
St. John’s Church
H. H. Kuhn
Johnstown
Geatle
Beile Besley
Rome
N. Y
Harry Kuhn
Grant W. Kemble
G. W. Wilkins
Fredonia
W. W. Kemble
John W. Thompson
J. BR. Jennings
Youngsville Area Social News and Arrivals
Oct 5 items note Warren Fitts plans to move to Kansas next week with others. Dr Blodgett paints his house. Dr Davenney adds a second story. A portable photo gallery sits in Mrs John McKinney yard run by Mr Greenland of Warren. Harvey McKean marries Miss Waldo of McGraw. Harry and Mrs Davis of Spartansburg visit Wm Davis. they married in Spartansburg Wednesday. Mrs Georgie Johnson visits Mrs McKinney. Miss Allie Mead of Corydon visits town. Miss Warner of Randolph visits L McDowell. Miss Lulu Hull of Corry returns home. James McKinney of Titusville visits his brother Arthur. Youngsville Band attends Grand Valley skating rink opening. Sanford returns from Erie Fair with special premium. sister Anna Sanford wins five premiums and diploma. Sugar Grove Fair grants seven of ten premiums, proving artistic merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Warren Fitts
Kansas
Blodgett
Davenney
John McKinney
Greenland
Warren
Harvey McKean
Waldo
McGraw
Harry Davis
Spartansburg
Wm. A. Davis
Georgie B. Johnson
Allie Mead
Corydon
Warner
Randolph
L. McDowell
Lulu Hull
Corry
James McKinney
Titusville
Arthur
Grand Valley
Jnc. 1
Sanford
Erie Fair
Anna C. Sanford
Sugar Grove Fair
Local Notes On Fires Marriages and Oil News
Oct 5 report covers a house fire with $500 insured loss to David Young, gas pipe work through a creek, and multiple social notices including marriages Victor Hall to Nettie Perkins, plus a booming jelly business by J B Allen. Derrick oil report shows 320 wells completed and rising rigs, with 56,000 barrels daily production and 70,000 shipped. Cogley area strongest activity. overall bearish output but bullish runs and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Young
N. E. Johnson
Blbert Elderkin
Pittsburg
J. A. Hodges
Mary Brownell
John
J.B. Allen
Chas. Chase
D. A. Arird
R. A. Love
Pine Grove
Victor Hall
Nettie Perkins
Marion
Louisa Irvine
Irvineburg
Sam
Cogley
Equitable and Enterprise Unions Organized at Enterprise
G W Brown of Youngsville organized Equitable Aid Union and Enterprise Union at Enterprise on Saturday night September 26 with 70 charter applicants. Officers named include Chancellor Robert Anderson Advocate Mrs T Y S Morian President J T Watson Vice President Mrs C A Millin Auxiliary Mrs T J Sheppard Secretary Mrs W B Benedict Treasurer W B Benedict Accountant George C Perry Chaplain H Bills Warden C A Millin Sentinel Mrs J H Dykens Watchman H O Dowd Conductor T J Sheppard Assistant Con Mrs J T Watson Trustee J A Perry Examining Physician W J Proper J M Supher Representative to Grand Union W B Benedict Alternate T J Sheppard. Also notes a testimonial for Ely's Great Balm by J R Cooley Montrose Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Aid Union
Enterprise Union
Enterprise
G. W. Brown
Youngsville
Robert Anderson
T. Y. S. Morian
J. T. Watson
C. A. Millin
T. J. Sheppard
W. B. Benedict
George C. Perry
H. Bills
J. H. Dykens
H. O. Dowd
J. A. Perry
W. J. Proper J. M. Supher
Grand Union
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor meet in Pittsburg
State notes report the eighth regular meeting of Pennsylvania’s Grand Lodge Knights of Honor to be held in Pittsburg starting Tuesday Oct 13. The Philadelphia Times notes four Chinese bondholders plan a Chinese theatre at Race and Chester in November. A half million dollar tannery rises at Tarentum, promising rapid production. Cassidy leads life insurance company investigations with twenty-one assessment companies pursued. Capitol repairs in Harrisburg include painting and renovations, while National Guard encampment debates shift due to travel costs. Lewistown is favored. Also adverts for buggies, phaetons, and a major Davenport & Co. opening with clothing and textiles. Bett Bros promotes an opening sale with wholesale discounts on fabrics, silks, laces, carpets, and undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
The
Philadelphia Times
Race and
Chester Streets
National Guard
Guthrie
Lewistown
Borough of
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren County General Election Proclamation 1885
Public notice by High Sheriff I E A Allen of Warren County announcing a General Election on the first Tuesday of November 1885 from 7 AM to 7 PM. Lists polling places across Warren Borough Youngsville Columbus Tidioute Clarendon Conewango Elk Mead Pleasant Sheffield Pine Grove Freehold Columbus Broken straw Spring Creek Deerfield Kinzua Limestone South West Eldred Glade Sugar Grove Corydon Pittsfield Cherry Grove Farmington Triumph Watson. Also specifies tickets by judiciary state county offices and voting rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. Allen
Warren
Conewano
Warren Borough
Elk
Lounsberry
Mead
Clarendon Chapel
Clarendon
Pleasant
Sheffield
A. H. Barns
Pine Grove
Lane’s Hotel
Freehold
School House
Lottsville
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove House
Corydon
Joseph McCollister
Pittsfield
J. L. Acocks
Cherry Grove
Vandergrift City
West’s Corners
Farmington
Farmington Centre
West Corners
Watson and Chapel add sons in 1885 notices
In Warren on October 4 1885 the wife of W C Watson gave birth to a son. In Pleasant on September 24 1885 the wife of Henry Chapel welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Warren
W. C. Watson
Chapel
Pleasant
Henry Chapel
Marriages in 1885 Warren and nearby areas
The notice lists multiple marriage announcements: Blair and Gleason in Warren on Oct 6. Beaty and Jackson in Youngsville on Sept 30. Barney and Rogers in Warren on Sept 59. Mead and Croll in Youngsville on Sept 30. Witherop and Andrews in Titusville on Sept 29. Sterrett and Patterson in Tidioute Whig Hill area on Sept 25. Irvin and Rooney in Tidioute on Sept 29. Booth and Ploss in Busti Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterrett—Patterson
James Hickling
Thomas 8. Sterrett
Tidioute
Amanda F. Patterson
Whig Hill Forest Co
Winter Clothing Boom At Hull Building Store
A local ad urges smart buyers to prepare for cold weather with a wide stock of men and boys suits and overcoats starting at six dollars. The Hull building store claims the largest clothing establishment in the area after recent renovations and highlights a doubled Merchant Tailoring department under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Oil Exchange and Anchor Oil Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marren Mail
Home Matters
Library
Odd Fellows
Temperance
Wantrep
Borough Business
Mai
William S. Gifford
May Love
St. Luke’s Church
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Cleveland
E. J. Miller
Erie Observer
Free Methodist
R. W. Hawkins
Jamestown, N. Y
Galbraith
L.S. & M. 8. Railroad Company
Louis Rosenzweig
Natural Gas Company
Ludlow
Literary
Castoria
Miss
Castoa
Stoneham
Russell
Ely
J.R. Cooley
Montrose
Dr. Fenner
Tarentum
Cassidy
Insurance Department
Gen. Palmer
Gov. Hoyt
State Capitol
Harrisburg
H. J. Dreyer
H. A. Jaminson & Co
Bell Bro
Bett Bros
GOD Save the Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Assembly
Nortice
Justices of the Peace
United States
Warén
Blair—Gleason
St. Joseph’s Church
de la Roque
John E. Blair
Maggie L. Gleason
Beaty—Jackson
J. G. Hall
Susie E. Jackson
Barney—Rogers
Lutheran Parsonage
Pr. Doerr
George W. Barney
Marcia Rogers
Mead—Cross
Darius Mead
Kate Croll
Witherop—Andrews
St. James Memorial Church
H. Purdon
J. W. Witherop, Jr
Belle Andrews
Irvin—Rooney
Father Lavery
Ben B. Irvin
Booth—Ploss
Busti, N. Y
H. M. Burns
John Booth
Martha A. Ploss
Busti
Keystone Clothing Co
Front Street
C. H. Hunter & Son
Calico
O. H.‘Hunter & Son
MR. E Levi
Ball & Levi
George Ball
N. B
Jacob Keller
P.vs. Bayer
Liberty and
Water Streets
Warren, PA
Ww. M. Noel
of Warren
W. M. Noel
M. Martin and
S. E. Davis
McKain Block
Liberty Street
Morck Brothers
Puluuanud
Morck Bro’s
Knapp & Cable
J. H. Mitchell & Co
Tna
Hartford
Phoenix
Home
German American
N.Y
Niagara
Tnr
Liverpool
London & Globe
England
Queen
Royal
Ngland
Imperial
London Assurance
Commercial
Sun Fire
Lancashire
American
Union
Reliance
Mutual Benefit Life
National Life
Vermont
Mutual Life
New Yo
Traveler's Life & Accident
Harford
Beaty Block
L. Noel
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
F. Henry
Capital
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W. D Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo. N. Parmlee
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