Local business listings in Warren Pa small ads
Multiple Warren Pennsylvania notices list an office block address on Exchange Street and street corners East and Short, with hours 9 to 5. J W Clements proprietor advertises Warren Hotel with sample rooms. Dentist offers artificial teeth without a plate and gas. Justice of the Peace and Conveyancer handles collections. Attorney at law in Exchange Block practicing across Crawford Forest Venango counties.
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Exchange Block
Warren, Pa
Warren, Penna
Short Streets
Warren
Third St
Water and
Hickory
Attorney AT Law
Verback Block
Crawford, Forest and
Venangompties
Johnson's Exchange
Attorneys AT Law
Water Street
Scofield
Dinsmoor
Ilbur & Eschnor
LAW
Offie
Front Street
Protests and Churches Across Nations Highlight Faith Efforts
The piece notes large church affiliations in Maryland New York and Philadelphia with thousands of communicants Sunday school totals and impressive sums given. It reports Whitfield's Tabernacle London slated for demolition and cites church history including the 1843 disruption and Princeton president James McCosh. It also covers Amherst Harvard Shenanigans and plans for Topeka Kansas to build a university endowment and a Bonny East Africa iron church. shrine work at Auriesville and Cambridge Methodists proposing Toynbee Hall style uplift in London.
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Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Maryland
New York
Philadelphia
Whitfield
Old Tabernacle
Tottenham Court Road
London
Church of Scotland
Princeton College
James McCosh
Amherst College
Yale
Oberlin
Williams
Dartmouth
Harvard
Topeka
Kan
University Endowment Association
Bonny
East Africa
Crowther
Auriesville
Mohawk Valley
Jacques
Goufil
Cambridge
Toynbee Hall
Advance
Chicago
Presbyterians
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Bethlehem
Bethesda
Frivolous Clippings and Oddities From a Dated Page
A collage of humorous notices and anecdotes including misread phrases about oysters, a backwoods diet book, a European visit, a vegetarian’s paradox, tales of a salt lake discovery, shark counts, a two dollar whisky box called a blind tiger, a miswritten housework plea from Youngstown, and a London thief hiding during a piano lesson.
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Adam
Europe
France
Nephew
Cousin
Niece
Columbus
Tuey
Africa
Tampa Bay
Sand Mountain
Ala
Ohio
Youngstown
London
Belgravia
New Fall Goods at D Shear’s Store
D Shear’s announces new fall goods including French dress patterns priced from 10 to 20 dollars. The store claims patterns are unique and imported, with a cloak department daily pleasing customers. A stock of 500 children and ladies garments arrived at move‑them prices to clear space.
Warren County Agricultural Association Meets at Court House
The Warren County Agricultural Association meets in Warren at the Court House on the last Saturday of each month at P M. Officers include President S H Evans Secretary Willis Cowan and Treasurer W B Acocks. Instructions cover colt development, horse care, shoeing, and safety for women handlers. advise calm handling and avoiding whip use on frightened horses.
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Warren
Court House
Pp. M
S. H. Evans
Willis Cowan
W.B. Acocks
Ramona Council
Royal Arca Num
Eben N. Port Post
Hall Corner
Liberty and Water Sts
Comrades Welcome
W.R.C
G. A. RE
EMMAN
Lindsey
Kuma L
SMITH
Sec’y. Orient Council
National Union
G. A. RB. Hall
Laban Lodge
K. of H
H. Hall
Carver House
North Star Lodge
Occidental H. R. A
Warren Commandery
K. T
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
Kossuth Encampment
I. O
Hoffman Block
Rupertt
Blue Lover
Philadelphia and Erie Railway Schedule Fragment
Railroad timetable fragment lists Eastern Standard times for arrivals and departures from Philadelphia to Erie and Buffalo with multiple stops and exchanges. It notes Express and Mail services, indicates Sunday patterns, and includes several station and route abbreviations.
Local Officials and Appointments List Names
The document lists Burgess August Morck Jr and town council members P J Bayer W L Leffard A Mintzer A D Wood A Hazeltine S Keller L Werne and Henry P Hunter with Clerk J A Schofield Constable A S Dalrymple Surveyor A R Rogers School Directors C Dinsmoor F M Knapp James Clark W D Hinckley W D McLaren Justices of the Peace Geo O Cornelius J F McPherson.
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W. J. Alexander
Ww. D. Hinckley
Wm. D. McLaren
Justices of the Peace
Geo. O. Cornelius
J. F. McPherson
Local County Officials Listed For Warren Area
Congressmen and state officials named from Warren Pennsylvania with a full slate of county roles. The list includes senators, assembly members, judges, sheriff, prothonotary, register and recorder, treasurer, county commissioners, clerk, surveyor, coroner, district attorney, auditors, and other local posts.
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L. F. Watson
Warren
O. ©. Allen
C. C. Thompson
W . D. Brown
J.T. Barker
Bear Lake
C. C. Merritt
Grand Valley
Henry Fuelkhart
D. A. Aurd
Register and Recorder
S. H. Briggs
Geo. F. Yates
Phil
N. Robinson
Scofield
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
H.J. Russell
Russell
C. H. Meacham
J. W. Dunkle
Warren, Co
O. J. Gunning
A. E. Pelton
Lottsville
Thomas Mooney
Stoneham
H. M. Putnam
Mail Pouch Schedules From Warren P O 1888
Postal circular lists daily and weekly pouch times from Warren P O including connections to Corry Erie Bradford Dunkirk Ridgway Oil City Lander Sugar Grove and Kinzua with pouches closing 25 minutes before listed times and postmasters barred from holds. R A Love P M signs the notice.
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Corry
Erie
Bradford
Dunkirk
Ridgway
Litusville
L A
Oil City
Sugar Grove
Lander
Wed
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Onoville
Steamburg
Salamanca
Germany
R. A. Love
Paris Art Market and Western Wild West Interest
A small picture by Arma Taorma excites Paris collectors with a 100 franc sale and rapid resale at 18 000 francs after Meissonier verified the work. Rosa Bonheur studies Buffalo Bill Indians, while a thousand year old Kanaoka painting surfaces in Tokio pawnshop. A London sale features Bonheur’s 1847 landscape bought for 2500 guineas. M J Tissot prepares a 300 piece water color Life of Christ series to be published in a deluxe volume. Downs Elixir ads conclude the page.
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Arma Taorma
Hotel Drouot
Paris
M. Meissonier
Rosa Bonheur
Kanaoka
Tokio
Av Asale
London
Mlle
Brunel
Messrs. Agnew
M. J. Tissot
Christ
Palestine
Religious services and schedules for multiple denominations
The notice lists weekly services for Presbyterian Metropolit an Episcopal Lutheran Evangelical Scandinavian Swedish and Catholic parishes with pastors names, service times and Sunday schools. It includes YMCA gatherings at Hoffman Block for young men from 4 to 5 PM weekly.
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Presbyterian
R.S. Holmes
J. N. Fradenburgh
Episcopal
A. W. Ryan
W. C. King
Ph. Doerr
W. F. Shannon
Sabbbat
C. A. Anderson
Father de la Roque
Father Clark
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hoffman Block
Second and
Liberty Streets
Race Peculiarities Across Cultures
A survey of customs from the South Seas to Siam Japan Burma and New Zealand describes water rituals royal taboos purple wedding attire ruby lore Maori notices to expect visitors Sandwich Islanders faces and hair traditions Chinese coiffure and marriage hair norms noted with vivid detail.
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South Sea Islands
Siam
Japan
New Zealand
Paraguay
Honolulu
Sandwich
Mother Hubbard
British Guiana
Portraits of Writers and Figures in a London Salon
The piece profiles Emiip Zoua, GrorcE Exisis, Katherine Tinan, Epcar Fawcett, Richard Henry Stoddard, Grace Krxe, Miss King, Mrs Arthur Stannard, Lord Lytton and his career. It notes ages, appearances, personalities, and esoteric details from a social and literary milieu, including Stoddard’s planned retirement and Lytton’s diplomatic roles and salary.
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Emiip Zoua
Grorce Exisis
Katherine Tinan
Epcar Fawcett
Union Club
Richard Henry Stoddard
Stoddard
Grace Krxe
New Orleans
Miss King
Cable
Arthur Stannard
John Strange Winter
London
aLorp Lytton
France
Europe
India
Mark Twain and Others Salaried Authors in 1880s Catalog
A survey of literary incomes shows Mark Twain earning $30,000 a year and Amelie Rives Chante r about $10,000. Other writers listed include Epoan Satus in $2,500–$3,000, Joseph Pulitzer $1,000,000 for 1888, and Frank Stockton $10,000 per story. Wages at major magazines range from $4,000 for Epnar W. Fawcer to $20,000 for ColoneL JonN COCKERILL at the New York World. Frances Hodgson Burnett and Brander Matthews appear in the six-figure or near sums, with several authors averaging several thousand annually.
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Mark Twain
Epoan Satus
W. D. Howetts
Harpers
R. W. Groper
Joseph Pulitzer
Chanter
Amelie Rives
Wat WaitMan
Frank Stockton
Epnar W. Fawcer
Jonn Cockerill
New York World
Mayo W. Hazéutine
New York Sun
Tur
E. P. Roe
Brander Matthews
Charles Dupley Warner
Harper’s Magazine
Miss Murfree
Charles Egbert Craddock
Frances Hopeson Burnett
Electric Bitters advertisement claims broad cures
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that treats liver and kidney diseases, skin conditions, malaria, headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises complete satisfaction or a refund and lists Morck Drug Store prices at 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle.
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Morck Drug Store
Kemp's Balsam Featured as Cough Remedy
The New Orleans Picayune notes heavy demand for Kemp's Balsam for throat and lung ailments including coughs colds bronchitis asthma and consumption. The standard family remedy is sold with a guarantee and promises full satisfaction with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial size. Tip your hat to a lady and you pay a direct compliment on manners.
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New Orleans
Pic— Ayune
Dawn Rapture in Nature's Quiet Hour
Poem notes the early light turning the East silver and a rill, the robin's song, violets, daisies, briar, and dew on clover. The speaker revels in nature's charm and power at dawn, ending with gratitude for sleep.
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Madelins
Bridges
Puck
Superstitious gamblers haunt poker tables across legends
A N O Times-Democrat piece explores how professional gamblers exhibit extreme superstition. Tales recount fear of black cats and cross eyed opponents, premonitions, lucky finds, and ritual acts that allegedly steer poker outcomes and deter risk.
Weather faces sunstroke risk and dress in humid times
Journal notes 1853 climate as unusually humid with more sunstroke cases. Humidity may hinder perspiration. light colors and flannel use discussed. British officer warns color shade of flannel affects comfort. black hats claimed cooler by police. Queen binds Christmas cards in a volume for display.
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New York Medical Journal
Lorin Blodget
Meteorological Department
Smithsonian Institute
Hunt
Buffalo
India
Bosphorus
Leander
United States Army
N. Y
Coroners Verdicts Show Strikingly Ridiculous Findings
The Forum cites four examples from a New England state that expose flaws in coroner investigations. A man shot himself but was only declared dead after a saloon wait and a boy’s updates. a drowned body was moved to another town to dodge inquest fees. a Tennessee jury blamed death on an unknown sudden cause. Irishman O Connor’s killers were said to cause torrents of blood. Kentucky inquest noted apoplexy with spinal disease on the lobis membrane.
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New England
Tennessee
O'Connor
Minnesota
Cochrane
Martin O'Connor
Kentucky
Holmes
Good Things to Eat in Egypt from Cairo Markets
In Egypt's capital Cairo the writer reports affordable fare with turkeys priced at 1 to 1.50 each geese 2 to 4 per pair chickens 40 cents to 1 beef and mutton 40 cents a pound oranges 1 cent each vegetables and eggs cheap eggs 8 to 20 cents a dozen cited from F G Carpenter's Egyptian Letter.
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India
Suez
Cairo
Egypt
F. G. Carpanter
Suave Suitor Seeks Heiress in Colonial Comedy
A young man asks for permission to marry the daughter in a cautious exchange. The father dismisses the proposal, warning it would be an unlikely accident to bless such a match. The moment captures a humorous clash of generations.
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Washington Cavital
Quip Parade of Jokes and Witty Observations
A collage of vintage quips and gags from a humor page. Jokes range from circus misreadings to farm scarecrows and dining patter. Short vignettes feature careful wordplay on couples, couples, and daily life with light punchlines.
Musical Matters and Opera Notes Across the Atlantic
The article reviews historic baton use in England traced to Spohr in 1820, praises Henri Beltram for Carmen in Barcelona, notes Joaanes Worr’s violin for Queen Victoria, and mentions Sir Arthur Sullivan’s hit The Lost Chord earning $15 000. It adds Max Strakescu’s illness, a costly English tenor, Sullivan’s popularity in the seraglio, and Abdul Hamid’s Medjidie honor to a duke's musical gift.
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England
Spohr
Henri Beltram
Barcelona
Don Jose
Joaanes Worr
Queen Victoria
Arthur Sullivan
Max StRakescu
Atlantic
Fordham
N. Y
Sig
Boston
Seraglio
Britain
Duke of Edinburgh
Abdul Hamid
The Widows Might
A wife on her deathbed urges her husband to remarry after her death. He ponders and suggests widow Jenkins as a suitable wife. The wife recovers quickly, sits up the next day, goes downstairs the day after, and plans a new dress on the third day.
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John
Jenkins
Republican readers urged to take Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press
The note promotes subscribing Republicans to the Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press for 1.75 dollars. It emphasizes value and party alignment within a practical local context.
The Mail Job Office Advertises Printing Services
The Mail Job Office promotes full service printing with presses, type, envelopes, and skilled printers for first class job printing at low prices. Subscriptions are circulated via Warren post office with date on paper, and readers are asked to send brief, newsy communications with the writer’s name.
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Lee Eee
Warren P.O. Aa
Double Paper Offer From Mail and Press at $1.75
EF Cowan & Co of Warren Pa promote a special annual subscription deal offering the Mai and the Philadelphia Weekly Press for 1.75 dollars cash in advance. The weekly Press is described as a large 10 page paper with extensive content including stories sermons politics agriculture and youth sections.
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Mai
Philadelphia Weekly Press
EF Cowan & Co
Warren, Pa
Postal Cards and Witty Fragments Across Papers
A collage of quips and brief jests from various papers on topics of liquor, labor, fatness, travel, and social foibles. The items include remarks about a doctor, a preacher, a theater concert, and everyday miscommunications.
Don Dynastic Move Fails at State Republican Convention
The piece recounts Don from the Donegal family pressing to install his man as both temporary and permanent chairman of the Republican State Convention. Simon urged concession to the rival faction. Don’s candidate lost badly, and the father warned he would outlive him in wealth but not in funeral prominence.
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Tabor
N. O. Times-Democrat
New Jersey
Boston
Mike
Tay
Jones
Smith
New York Ledger
Talmage
Tabernacle
Jonnsown
Providence Journal
Harper’s Bazar
Brown Sequard
Grant Monument Fund
Washington
Ebenezer
Mr. Bascom
Burlington Free Press
Bobby Brownstone
Bobby
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Don
Donegal
Simon
New York Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
M H. Allen
Attorney
Allen & Higgins
Allen’s Block, Cor
Second and Liberty
M J. Walkerman
Oneida
Liberty Street
L. Agnew
Boeing
Seo PH A
Schofield
Te J. A. Love
Y Arren
J. W. Clements
C. McAlpine
J W. Dunkle
F. R. Scott
John Hepburn
Liberty St
Third
East Sts
W G. Trunkey
Judge Scofield
W W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Stone & Rice
First National Bank
BH. B. Brown
Notary Public
RB. Brown
H. E. Brown
Cc. W. Stone
Rice
Bole
Wright Block
Centre Street
Corry, Pa
Bowman & Bole
Fon F. McPherson
D. Clark
W. V. N. Yates
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Warren Savings Bank
W. A. Greaves
Muel T. Neill
H. J. Mus
Moor & Carls
JAS. Cable
Ball & Thompson
Beaty Block
DL. Ball
WM. Achine
Ytrorneys
P. Johnson
W. M. Hindley
Parmlef
Arren
Warren County
Marriea
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
Cashier
M. B. Dunnam
L. R. Freeman
James Clark
L. B. Wood
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Warren, la
Jan
Anforth
Je den Tistt
Elaty Hall
Warren, Po
Stott
Vto
Lee
NEW Fall Goods
D. Shear’s
D. Shear
Local Directory
Warren County Agricultural Association
Halrer
Auburn
Philadelphia & Erie
R. E
Easi
Erie Ace
Shef
St.Mary's
Oil Express
Erie Mail
Erie EX
Kane
R. BK
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk, Allegheny
Val
Pittsh
R. R
Warren P.O
Morris & Mullen
N.C. Allen
J. K. Rome
Hickory Street
Carter L
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
Pitcher’s Castoria
Electric Bitters
Daisy
Clover
Aol
St. Louis
Jockey Club
Queen of
Grandmamma
Mail
Phila
Washington Capital
Texas
Kansas
Aoene
Burdette
Two Camerons
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