Personal notices from Warren area readers
Purely personal items note Dr. Hill’s eye and ear clinic at the Warren Hotel on Friday Oct 24. Miss Helen Sweeting travels to Nashville to visit her sister. J E Wheeler relocates to Erie with a soap factory venture. S A Baldwin attends state meetings in Milton and Danville. Rt Rev N M Gilbert in Warren to preach. Miss Myrtie Cole resigns P and E R R day telegraph position. Miss May Masterson and Miss Minnie Hegerty named replacements. New arrival at Penn a Gas Co. home. father may face gas price concerns. Henry Hall of Mercer seeks election. former Assembly member and ex-editor. Death of George Lesser from diphtheria. wife and two daughters ill but improving. Percy Lesser ill but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sweeting
Glade
Nashville
Tenn
A. A. Shattuck
J.E. Wheeler
Stoneham
Erie
S. A. Baldwin
M. CG. A
Warren
Milton
Danville
N. M. Gilbert
Minnesota
Episcopal Church
Myrtie Cole
May Masterson
Minnie Hegerty
Filler
Penn’a Gas Co
Assembly
Mercer Dispatch
Ed. J. Lesser
George
Advertisements and notices from Warren town
A collage of local ads and notices covers merchants in Warren and Glade offering flour, ribbons, cigars, dry goods, and groceries. It highlights upcoming events, charity meetings, and civic notices. Prominent items include Chas. L. Webster & Co. publishing, B G Gregory stores, and plans for W C T U and Political Equality Club meetings. Harry Kellar the magician is slated to perform at Library Hall with new acts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
White Cloud
B. G. Gregory’s
Davis’ Drug Store
Hunter & Jarvis Dry Goods
B.G. Gregory’s
Chas. L. Webster & Co., Publishers
East 14Th St
New York
Lon Lacy
B. G. Gregory
Political Equality Club
Co. I
Armory
Siegfried
J. C. Fox
Bradford
Eben N. Ford Post
W.R.C
Corps
Post and Sons of Veterans
Linpsey
E. L. Smith
Glade
Warren
Titusville
Corry
Erie
Franklin
Meadville
Harry Kellar
Library Hall
Europe
East
Jegerdermann
Kellar
Denial of Warren Mirror falsehoods over Higgins election claims
In a published denial from Warren PA dated Oct 2 1890 Gro H Higgins rebuts the Warren Mirror report that he attended Mr Ball’s funeral in Forest county on Oct 16 and solicited votes during the service. He swears he was not in Forest county that day and did not attend any funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Mirror
Ball
Forest County
Warren
Warren Mirror
East Hickory
Gro. H. HiGgins
Warren County
Geo. H. Higgins
County of
Forest
Mr. Ball
Cras
A. Peterson
Notice to trade cash for rags and metals at Johnson's Exchange
Rost H Johnson offers to pay cash for clean rags free from rubbish papers and for old rubber shoes and metals during the season. Contact or visit him at his room Johnson's Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s Exchange
H. Johnson
Warren County Teachers Institute Opens in Court House
The Warren County Teachers Institute met Monday at 2 PM with about 235 teachers attendance. County Superintendent H M Putnam opened proceedings, Miss Mary Plaisted led song, and Rev J N Fradenburgh offered prayer. Profs Foster and McConnell named vice presidents, Bayle elected secretary, MacGowan welcomed attendees. Lectures on education and boyhood humor followed, with evening address by Henry Hall on The Coming Man. Institute to run Tuesday to Friday with chalk talk and soldier life lectures planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Teachers’ Institute
Court House
H. M. Putnam
Mary Plaisted
J. N. Fradenburgh
Bayle
Glade
Foster
Columbus
McConnell
Sheffield
W. L. MacGowan
Warren
Crawford
Tidioute
Fradenburgh
Miss Plaisted
Senatorial Convention Adjourns With Tie Vote at Oil City
The Senatorial Convention met last week at Oil City and adjourned to Warren Monday then to Oil City yesterday afternoon with the same tie vote. Propositions were discussed and conferees decided to submit the matter to the Sheriffs of Armstrong Butler and Lawrence counties for final decision. The sheriffs have agreed to meet at Oil City tonight hoping a nomination will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Warren
Armstrong
Butler
Lawrence
Millinery Opening Promises Fine Goods in Warren
After a strong two day opening Kerrener and Co announce full millinery line in Warren. They claim better selection and lower prices than any city, with a New York trained trimmer in their work room. Visit Kerrener and Co at 424 Water Street to be convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
New York City
Best 50 Cent Underwear Sale in Warren County
Local ad announces a bargain event featuring 50 cent underwear in Warren County, promoted by retailers Hunter and Jarvis. Shoppers are urged to visit participating stores for reduced prices and limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Hunter & Jarvis
Warren County
Hunter & Jarvis
Fall and Winter Clothing at A Weiss Warren Store
The finest clothing store in Warren county below the Carver House, presided over by A Weiss for years, has been overhauled and refitted with a large stock of serviceable and fashionable clothing. Summer suits and boys' clothes are on hand. customers can save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
Senator Delamater Favors Tax Relief for Farmers in Harrisburg
Senator Delamater at Doylestown declares farmers pay a disproportionate share of taxes and pledges to seek relief from unjust taxation for farmers in Harrisburg if elected governor urging supporters to send the right men to Harrisburg to protect their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senator Delamater
Doylestown
Arnica & Oil Liniment remedy for stiff joints
Costiveness causes bad breath says Dr Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. The product promises to remove the cause and prevent the evil at 25 cents. Morris & Mullen, N. C. Allen endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Henry Baxter
An Open Letter From Warren County Bar
A Warren Ledger article from October 17, 1890 outlines why Warren County bar members refuse to support George H. Higgins for President Judge of the 37th Judicial District. It catalogs signers by party and notes perceived motives, antipathies, and long associations, listing Republicans and Democrats who either practice or once practiced at the bar, with critical portraits of several named attorneys and their actions within party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ledger
Warren County
George H. Higgins
37Th Judicial District
Higgins
Polic
S. P. Johnson
J. O. Parmlee
Johnson, Lindsey & Parmlee
Mr. Lindsey
Johnson
Ball
W. D. Grown
Donly
Forest County
Irwin
Noyes
O. C. Allen
Hinckley
Cable
Messrs
Yates
Frazine
Wiggins
C. W. Stone
C. C. Thompson
J. W. Donkle
W. M. Lindsey
C. M. Shaw
Open letter attack on Warren County voters candidates
The piece condemns Democrats mugwumps and non practicing lawyers for an open letter claiming judicial knowledge while asserting innocence of charges. It questions why such figures would plead not guilty and accuses them of hostility toward a Republican candidate. The author lists eleven Democrats and critiques their motives and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Higgins
Republican Letter Attacks Mew Attornevs and Mugwumps
A Warren County Republican letter denounces several mock opponents and lawyers, labeling them mugwumps and attacking fourteen attorneys not active in practice. It questions their influence on Judge Higgins's qualifications and asserts a Republican stance against their control over voter choices. The piece shifts to church governance, noting Methodist Episcopal questions on lay representation and women's voting rights, urging Warren church members to vote on August 19 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Friends of Woman’s Rights
General Conference
Paul
Methodist Church
Warren
Navy
W. C. T. U. Convention Held Across Pennsylvania
Four hundred delegates from most counties attended the Scranton meeting led by Mrs. Mary H. Jones of Pittsburgh. She praised the Blair Educational bill urged social purity, urged limiting cigarette sales to boys under 16, and supported woman suffrage. The secretary reported 1,031 unions with $44,460.90 raised. Warren county elected delegates W V Hazeltine and A B Miller to the National Convention, Bradford to host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Berks
Carbon
Clarion
Greene
Lebanon
Monroe
Northumberland
Pike
Snyder
Somerset
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Scranton
Mary H. Jones
Pittsburg
Blair
W. V. Hazeltine
A. B. Miller
Warren County
Bradford
Census tally: Pennsylvania population 5 248 574 in 1890
The census bureau reports Pennsylvania’s population at 5 248 574 in 1890, up from 4 282 891 in 1830, a decade rise of 965 683 or 22.55 percent. District figures show county changes, with totals for the tenth district at 391 019, up from 361 340 in 1880, an 8.21 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
Butler
Col.y
Union City
Walton
Buhge Ccn
Crawford
Forest
Lawrence
Mercer
Fancy Art Materials and Fabric Stock at Kertcusr Co
Our line includes Ribbons Silks Plushes Embroidery Silks Plush Ornaments Fringes Fancy Cords Tinsels Scrims Linens Bolting Cloth Canvas and 85 Germantown Yarn shades. New stamped linens patterns and full sawdust pin cushion sizes arrive. Ladies may request Tailor Made Corsets exclusive to Kertcusr Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Kertcusr & Co
Water St
McKean County Notes Highlight Local Events
Neighborhood notes report Teachers' Institute in Smethport, Kushequa new town near Kane on Kinzua Creek, Kane hosting five night lecture course, and Warren offering lectures nightly. Obituary for Jacob Horton of Sugar Grove died Oct 11 in Gowanda, New York. Corry plans a new national bank with $200,000 capital led by Culberteen, Girard, Battles, and Stark. Venango County to redeem $20,000 in bonds, placing debt-free status with five counties. Chantauqua apple crop described as fair with uneven yields. Chandler's Valley Republicans praised at schoolhouse meeting with speakers Riley, Allen, Wilbur, and Higgins. Teachers' Institute adjourned during Emporium visit of Senator Delamater. school marms praised by speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute of
McKean County
Smethport
Kushequa
Kane
Kinzua Creek
Warren
Jacob Horton
Sugar Grove
Gowanda
N. Y
Corry
Culberteen
Girard
R. 8
Battles
Martin Stark
Venango County
Chantauqua County
Chandler’s Valley
Messrs
Riley
Allen
Wilbur
Higgins
Teachers’ Institute
Senator Delamater
Emporium
Sugar Grove Union School Attendance Report Oct 10 1890
Report from Sugar Grove Union School for the month ending October 10 1890 lists pupils in attendance twenty days or more for rooms 4 and primary. It records total enrollment and attendance percentages by room and notes cooperation of patrons with teachers to secure punctuality. Names include Scott Stuart Maurice McLean Fred Fidler Vera Allen Clyde Swanson John B Dallas Clarence Skinner Merlin Hinsdale Hattie Stoolfire Lena Abro Nettie Langdon Lilla Holt Myrtle Johnson Julia Fidler Anna Langdon Lillie Healy Blanche Mix Kittie Denningan May Darling Laura Mix Mary Martin Lucy Barret Willie Young Bertha Mix Belle Haggerty Kennie Denigan Rosa Healey Frank Gage Arthur Tubbs Percy Woodin Carl Benedict Harry Barrett Ralph Bridget Daniel Mattison Mary Hamilton Margie Ellis Alicia Dallas Katie Haupin George Wheelock Mary Carpenter Maud Healey Jimmie Haupin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Stuart
Maurice McLean
Fred Fidler
Geo. Abbott
Vera Allen
Clyde Swanson
John B. Dallas
Clarence Skinner
Merlin Hinsdale
Hattie Stoolfire
Lena Abro
Nettie Langdon
Lilla V. Holt
Myrtle Johnson
D. F. Bravery
May Darling
Laura Mix
Mary Martin
Lucy Barret
Lial Post
Willie Young
Bertha Mix
Belle Haggerty
Kennie Denigan
Rosa Healey
Frank Gage
Buancur Larne
Intermediite Derr
Willie Shortt
Jimmie Young
Alden McDonald
Anna McDonald
Lelia Benedict
Alicia Dallas
Katie Haupin
Georgie Wheelock
Mary Carpenter
Maud Healey
Jimmie Haupin
Frank Rexrorp
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Offered By Dry Goods Store
New Dress Goods New Blankets Quilts and Underwear Hosiery featured at Al Hunter and Jarvis Dry Goods Store. The advertisement promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a specific for colds and coughs for every family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
al Hunter & Jarvis
Hunter & Jarvis Dry Goods
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Oct 18 1890
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending October 18 1890 include many conveyances among residents in Eldred Brokenstraw Tidioute and Warren County with prices from 1 to 1200 dollars. Notable entries cover transfers to J L Grandin M Neyhar W Slater and M Bassett among others plus multiple parcels in Spring Creek Bear Lake and Triumph. The Lapis Furnishing Store advertises clothing and stockings and promotes its job printing services at the main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clark
R. Cooper
Eldred
C. A. Mowrer
M. A. Davis
Brokenstraw
S. Grandin
J. L. Grandin
M. J. Neyhar
J. T. Mowris
W. Slater
Watson
W. W. Whitehill
R.A. Kinnear
W. B. Phillips
Same
J. C
Compenter Refining Co. Mead
J. O. Richardson
Freehold
FB. Vaness
Wm. Huntley
W. Huns
Markets News From New York and Midwest Trading Centers
The report covers commodity prices in New York Cleveland and Chicago for flour, grain, and provisions with notes on exchange rates and government bonds. It lists flour, wheat, corn, oats, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, and livestock prices with various month and delivery specifics and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Minnesota
CuErgese
New York
Ohio
Potaro‘s
Let Every Voter Hear Honest Issues Discussed at Meetings
A public notice lists multiple election forums across towns from October 22 to October 25. Speakers include Dr. W. L. Riley, F. M. Knapp, Esq., J. W. Dunkle, Esq., Hon. C. C. Allen, Gen. Osborne, and others. Wilbur notes substitutions, with Mr. Stone to speak at Sugar Grove and Lottsville before Nov. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
W. Stone
C. C. Allen
C. C. Thompson
W. W. Wilbur
Wilbur
Osborne
Stone
Russell and Lander
Lottsville
County correspondence from Sugar Grove and nearby towns
Sugar Grove reports Mrs Mickelson returning from New York with millinery. Oil parties lease land near Dugall with plans to drill if more acreage can be leased near Mr Sheldon. Miss Rachael Spence teaches at Dugall and visits Miss Hattie Waters. Mrs Adolph Bull dies after long illness. funeral at Stillson Hill M E Church. Republican meeting at Mathews Run school house with speeches by Arird, Dunkle and Colvin. In HoMeER Pittsfield, Miss Kennend visit Krantz family. Rogers & Co rebuild saw mill destroyed by fire. Schools receive Graham and Billings Physiology charts and new teaching apparatus. Republican meeting in Whitney's Hall last Saturday with Arird, Dunkle, Thompson and Colvin. ticket appears to gain ground as election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickelson
New York City
Bradford
Dugall
Sheldon
Rachael Spence
Hattie Waters
Adolph Bull
M. E. Church
Stillson Hill
Rev. Crosby
Mathew’s Run School House
D.A. Arird
J. W. Dunkle
G. E. Colvin
Homeer
Kennend
John Krantz
Rogers & Co
County Institute
Graham & Billings Physiology
Whitney’s Hall
Messrs
Arird
Dunkle
Thompson
Colvin
Warren
N.S
Farmington Creamery Fire Causes Heavy Loss and Local Notes
Fire consumed the Farmington creamery owned by James Curie on Oct 10, damaging machinery and most furniture. Sparks from the smokestack caused the blaze, with losses reportedly heavy but insured. The column also notes visits, church discourse, a local election crowd, and community remarks from the Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
James Curie
Mary Thompson
Cable Hollow
A. Thompson
Sylvester Clark
Freehold
M. A. H. Hinsdale
Merlin
Suzar Grove
D. Porter
Polly Clark
Gerry
Thomas
Gouldwa
Florence B. Braley
Warren
Jeanette Sollinger
Fort Smith, Ark
Cora A. King
North Warren
M. B. Sparks
Buffalo
W. W. Logan
D.I. Ball
G. N. Frazine
Mr. Higgins
Geo. H. Higgins
Shaken Out of Gear by Malaria’s Toll and Remedies
Describes malaria symptoms and systemic impact including digestion, secretion, and sleep disruption. Claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an antidote and preventive for malarial regions in the Americas and isthmian zones. Mentions local merchants B. G. Gregory's Bargain Store and Downs' Elixir with brief notes on their products and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
South America
Guatemala
Panama
Transmarine
Pittsburg Exposition Showcases Max Klein Liquor House
The Pittsburg Exposition opens with a highlight on Max Klein, wholesale liquor merchant. His display features a complete distillery with Silver Age Rye, Pennsylvanian whiskies, imported and domestic wines, brandies and cordials. The stand promotes purity, fair prices, and Direct orders to Max Klein at 82 Federal St Allegheny Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Exposition
Max Klein
Federal St
Allegheny
Voting Qualifications and Election Provisions in 1890 Warren
The notice outlines male voting requirements under the 8th article of the new Constitution including US citizenship, state residency, and tax payment. It details disqualifications for officeholders, the mode of voting by tickets, ballot labeling, and certification of election returns. It prescribes poll hours, ballot rules, and return procedures, signed by Sheriff Henry Fuellhart in Warren on October 7, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Assembly
Congress
Lalso
Warren
Prothonotary
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Henry Fuellhart
Sheriff
Clarkson Parker's Offers Prime Butter and Eggs Daily
Clarkson and Parker's keeps Prime Butter Fall Cream Cheese and Fresh Eggs in stock for wholesale and retail customers, highlighting constant availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson & Parker's
Lapies Furnisuina Store Offers Knit Fabrics and Yarns
Midnight Germantown Zephyrs advertise German knitting and worsted yarns including Spanish Saxony Angora ice wool Shetland wool and Floss for sale at The Lapies Furnisuina Store on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Zephyrs
Saxony
Lapies Furnisuina
Third Street
Dr Hoxsies Disks for Colds and Sore Throat
An early 20th century advertisement notes Dr Hoxsies Disks for colds and sore throat. Children tease for them. when taken they laugh. Contain no opium in any form. Sold by druggists at 25 cents.
Marriages in Warren and Frewsburg 1890
In Warren Pa October 16 1890 at the Ludlow House Rev W A Rankin joined Boon Magee and Sallie M Agnew both of Warren. In Frewsburg N Y October 10 1890 Rev M J Englund united Pergustus Lindquist of Ackley Warren County Pa and Brita Maria Gustafson Anderson of Gouldtown Pa. Near Bear Lake Pa October 8 1890 at the residence of the officiating clergyman Rev George Wellman Mr Myron Cook and Miss Cora Wellman were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macer—Agnew
Warren, Pa
Ludlow House
W. A. Rankin
Boon Magee
Sallie M. Agnew
Warren
Carver House
Edward Bryan
J. Percy King
S. Nettie King
Lindquist—Anderson
Frewsburg
N. Y
M. J. Englund
Pergustus Lindquist
Ackley
Warren County
Brita Mariah Gustafson Anderson
Gouldtown
Cook —Wellman
Bear Lake
George Wellman
Myron Cook
Cora Wellman
Special Election Writ From Pennsylvania Governor
Governor James A. Beaver issues a writ to Warren County High Sheriff Henry Fuellhart for a special election on November 4 to fill a vacancy in the U S House of Representatives caused by the death of Lewis F. Watson. The document, dated September 24, 189, bears the Great Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
I. H. Fuellhart
Warren
Henry Fuellhart
Lewis F. Watson
Fifty First Congress
Venango
McKean
Cameron
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Tueverone
James A. Beaver
United States
Commonwealth
Henry Fueilhart
Harrisburg
Winslow Rand and Wilson advertise High Life Java and Mocha
High Life Java and Mocha Coffee praised as the favorite of connoisseurs by Warren Mait for the Goopricu Frntman establishment in Boston Massachusetts. The ad notes Winslow Rand and Wilson as the brand promoters and lists their many fine coffees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Pasitioners
Warren Mait
Winslow, Rand & Watson High Life
Goopricu & Frntman
Winslow, Rand & Wilson
Fancy and Staple Crackers Advertised by Gooprica & Fratman
In New York City on May 17 1890 Holmes and Coutts inform Warren residents that their line of crackers and sweet goods including Sea Foam Salt Wafers Macaroons Bismark Sugar Wafers Roquefort Rose Biscuit Moss Rose and other flavors are sold exclusively by Gooprica & Fratman. The notice lists products and asserts exclusive sale rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pastisuers Warren Matr
Warren
Gooprica & Frat- Man
Holmes & Coutts
Crown Acme Oil Promoted by Warren Makers
New York City May 18 1890 advertisement for Crown Acme Oil claims it is a water white refined oil that does not smoke chimneys and has high fire test standards. Sold only in Warren by Goopricu Feucman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pususners Warren
Warren
Goopricu & Feucman
White Cloud Flour marketed by Popular Grocers in Akron
A letter from The F Schumaker Milling Co of Akron dated May 20 1890 asks residents to buy White Cloud Flour from Popular Grocers Gooprich & Fentman describing it as the old reliable brand with no equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Warren Mat
Gooprich & Fentman
F. Schumaker Milling CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hill
Warren Hotel
Home Matters
Delsarte
A. G. Snyder
W.C.T. U
Presbyterian Church
Trushel & Co
Bb. G. Gregory’s
Kerrener & Co
A. Wuiss
M. L. Blair
George Campbell
Hopkinsville, Ky
Matz
Trushel & Co’s
Goodrich & Fehrman’s
Neighborhood Notes
Sugar Grove Union School
F. P. Robinson
Lapis Furnishine
City
Burrer
Western Creamery
Chicago
Toledo
Irvington
W. L. Riley
F. M. Knapp, Esq
D. A. Arird
Enterprise
O. GC. Allen
J. W. Dunkle, Esq
Geo. E. Colvin
Russell
W. W. Wilbur, Esq
Garland
Hon
F. M. Knapp
Henry Brace
Lander
C.C. Thompson
Gee. E. Colvin
Cherry Grove
Pittsfield
Thompson Hill
Ironbridge
New England
Internal
Register and Recorder, &c
Warren Academy
Said Boro
Clarendon
J. T. Barker
Youngsville
John Siggins
Samuel Garfield
Olney
Geo. Cady
Columbus Borough
C. A. Blakeslee
Conewango
F. A. Bloudin
Corydon
Joseph McCollister
Said Township
Deerfield
Shaw’s Hotel
Tidioute Borough
Elk
Lounsberry
Sterling Green
Adam Cameron
Limestone
Ralston Hill
Said
Mead
Pleasant
Balltown
River Roads
Pine Grove
Hodges & Ackley
Libertype
Hill
J. L. Acocks
Pittsfield Village
Sugar Grove House
Benjamin Ellis
Spring Creek
Francis Bates
A. H. Barnes
South West
Justice of the Peace
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary Department
Chiildren
Itcher
Gastotia
Diamond Block
WM. H. Zuern
Jacob Keller
WM. Spinner
Oneida Valley
Ames A. Beaver
Charles W. Stone
The
Jan E Casine
Variety Hall
Gormley & Jeffrey
Humee & Jarvis
Tur Lapres Furnisaina
Acme Oil Co
Goodrich & Fehlman
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