County and state officials listed for Warren area
Congressmen and state and local officials named with residences in Warren and surrounding towns including Erie Franklin Sugar Grove Farmington Youngsville and Lottsville sit in a regional slate. Offices listed include sheriff prothonotary register recorder treasurer county commissioners and auditors with district attorney coroner surveyor and superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Brainerd
Erie
J. W. Lee
Franklin
C. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
W. D. Brown
Warren
P. W Brown
Farmington Pa
G. H. Bates
Brokenstraw
K. A. Allen
Jos. A. Weible
Register & Recorder
Warren, Co
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
T. L. Putnam
Russellburg
A.S. Dalrymple
C. D. Arird
Youngsville
Church Services Calendar Readout by Denomination
The notice lists weekly worship times for Presbyterian Lutheran Evangelical Scandinavian and Catholic congregations. Rev Perry Allen Thoburn James Rea Ph Doerr T Bach N G Johnson Father De La Roque Mullen provide 11 am and 7 30 pm services with varying Sabbath School times and vespers as noted for each denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Perry
Allen
Llam
J. M. Thoburn
L Lamm
Barrist
James Rea
Lamand
Ph. Doerr
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule Listings
A dated roster lists numerous fraternal groups with regular meeting times and venues in Warren Amory and nearby halls. Entries include G A R I O U W K P K of H I O F I C G T and others, with meeting nights and locations such as Johnson's Exchange and the Good Templars' Hall.
Young Apprentice Wanted To Learn Printing
An active intelligent boy aged fourteen to sixteen is sought at this office to learn the printing business. Apply at once.
Cut paper patterns fashion ease in latest designs
Patterns from New York and Paris gain wide popularity for elegance and fit. Johnson & Steerrerp, Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Johnson & Steerrerp
Warren, Pa
Wanted capable of speaking German and English
A notice seeking a person able to speak and write in German and English. The address given is P O Box 48 Sharpsburg Pennsylvania. The advertisement emphasizes competence and temperance in handling the duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Sharpsburg
Real estate land near Greenville and local ads inked
Consisting of 126 acres within two miles of Greenville Pa good land good neighborhood 100 acres cleared fair improvements Terms easy Address James C Brown Greenville Pa Geo Ball is making to order the finest and most handsome suits in town and at prices to astonish you Call early All the newest styles of Cloths now ready For the latest drink Lime Juice Soda Water call on L G Noyes Druggist N K Wendelboe reminds the public now is the time to have wall papering and painting done store on Liberty street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Pa
James C. Brown
Greenville, Pa
Geo. Ball
L. G. Noyes
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty Street
Feathers and Pillows Offered in Bulk Sale by McNett & Co
McNett & Co announce a large bulk shipment of first class feathers and pillows in every size at very cheap prices. Domestic buyers and retailers are invited to inspect the stock and place orders promptly to secure the best selection and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNett & Co
Letter from Wisconsin praising Zopesa as liver cure
A dated personal testimonial from Dec 20 1882 by a man claiming sixty years old in Wisconsin. He says he suffered chronic stomach pain and was cured after one bottle of Zopesa, touting it as a panacea for the liver and indigestion at seventy five cents. References are available and the writer notes illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon On
Lac
J.C. Brown
A Sure Cure for Skin Diseases Claim
An old time advertisement touts Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment promising cures for pimples black heads eruptions and various skin conditions. It claims it heals itch salt rheum sore nipples lips and long standing ulcers. Available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents and from L G Noyes Warren Pa.
Price Cutter’s Echo in Town Market Verse
A local verse notes a shrewd shopkeeper who lowers prices and advertises, boosting trade. It contrasts with fading life, delivering a compact, period tone about commerce and vanity. The poem reflects town life and the persistence of advertising in prices.
Local notices and society notes from Warren area
Alumni meet this Tuesday evening with full attendance requested. Jollities appear in Roscoe Hall for good company and play. C C Thompson improves his house with a new front porch. Haffer and Lentz open a restaurant on Front near Episcopal church. Louie Geib defeats Jimmie Bailey in a 100 yard street race amid betting. Reverend A W Ryan invited to be rector of Warren Episcopal church, but won’t arrive until December. Grade Union School opens September 3 with 250 pupils and staff led by Principal W E Rice. Drama Down by the Sea to be presented for Watson hose company with lead and supporting roles sought. Warren to Pittsburg route via Sheffield and Foxburg. tickets $3.25 during exposition. Oil City Derrick goes to Warren. T K E Cook and A A Davis & Co. as agents. Exchange book and ladder company thanks lady members for refreshments and flowers. Eben N Fordpost G A R to Tionesta for 83d regiment reunion. special train at 10 a.m. Foot race 150 yards Tim Hagerty vs Al Love for $100 per side in Titusville. Mr Shear in New York seeking goods. Miss Hattie Bott visiting. several locals at Titusville for school and travel. Miss Marian O Rennes of Warren teaches in Bradford rooms. Mr and Mrs Rockwell off to Brooklyn with daughter May. Charlie Hill hospital bound. comment on his past industrious work. H P Hunter travels to New York. O H Hunter & Son offer dress goods and novel ties. Mr and Mrs Alln M Kent move from Lakewood cottage to Hall farm home. plan winter in Jamestown. Surnames Logan, Dunn, Meacham, Schnur noted amid local happenings. burglar joke around Fred Morck referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haffer & Lentz
Front Street
Episcopal Church
Louie Geib
Jimmie Bailey
Third Street
Geib
Warren Episcopal Church
A. W. Ryan
Howell, Mich
W. E. Rice
Mary Harrison
Anna Olney
Danelia Wilder
Down By the Sea
Watson Hose Company
Warren
Lock Box
Pittsburg
Sheffield
Foxburg
Pittsburg Exposition
Eben N. Fordpost
Tionesta
83D
Tim Hagerty
al. Love
Titusville
Tim
S. B. Logan
Ile
McKeon
State Line
Tuna Valley
Della Dunn
Shear Bros
C. Tl. Meacham
Union School
Hickory Street
Will Schnur
Iie
Fred Morck
Sugar Grove
D. Wentworth
Dwight Allen
Freehold
H. D. Stoddard
Busti
O. H. Field
Kiantone
J. M. Hodges
A.M. Kent
Durham
F. L. Thayer
Emin Davis
Floral Hall
Wheelock & Son
Welman Bros
M. W. Lennox
Mechanic’s Hall
H. N. Frazine
Barlow & Turney
E. Whiting & Son
Tidioute
Joseph Garfield, Jr
H. Allen
Grant Station
Sam Garfield
Youngsville
A.samuelson
Chandler’s Valley
W. Frank
Conenango
P. M
Chas. Pond
Josie Guignon
May Stoddard
F.W. Robbins
Judge Dennison
W. M. Cummings
Hendrick Andrews
Donald Stewart
A. Mattison
C. Cummings
Judge Beebe
Venango County
State Agricultural Society
Congregational
M. E
Youngsville Cornet
Ex-sheriff Davis freed after habeas corpus writ issued
A stranger arrived on the 9 20 train and sought ex sheriff $8 V Davis in Pittsburg. Deputy Sheriff Doyle of Allegheny county had a war rant for his arrest in Ford v Lacy. Judge W D Brown issued a writ of habeas corpus and Davis was released. Separately the September court grand jury found a true bill against Detectives Snyder and Harrison on four counts, though arrest had not occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Davis
Doyle
Allegheny County
Ford
Allen
Davis
Pittsburg
Kane
Snyder and Harrison
So Cohn & Co Keystone Clothiers Measure for Suit
So Cohn and Co Keystone clothiers invite customers to leave their measurements for a tailored suit. Expert tailors promise precise fit and quality fabrics to meet individual style and comfort needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So Cohn & Co
The
Keystone Clothiers
Youlman Hat Exclusive Agency Shifts to Sol Cohn Co
Sol Cohn & Co. in Warren has secured the exclusive agency for the Youman Hat. The finest hat manufactured and the only hat of its kind on sale in Warren. Call and see the new styles just received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youlman
Sox Conn & Co
New York
Warren
Youman
Sol. Cohn & Co
Warren Baseball Champions Of Oil Region Mentioned In Blizzard
Last week featured three games with Warren beating Bradford 20 to 12 on Friday as Decker and Smith led the attack. Bradford’s manager and Ed Reed faced scrutiny over umpiring. Leadville’s Colorado club then defeated Warren 17 to 9. The Corry club is set to play Warren at Riverside Park next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Warren
D. D. Reed
Sunday Mirror
Warrens
Charlie Smith
Smith
Doc. Whitcomb
Leadville Blues
Colorado
Corry Club
Riverside Park
Franklin Press
Oil City
Exchange Club
Edward Dugan
Warren Boys
Oil
Stearns
Albert Witz
Presbyterian Women Missionary Meeting in Warren Planned
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Warren hosts a Wednesday program on September 19 with 2 PM devotional exercises and multiple papers by Mrs. L D Wetmore Mrs J A Neill and others. An evening session at 7 30 PM features addresses by Rev P S Allen Mrs A B Miller and Mrs Samuel Miner with the public invited. The afternoon session is for ladies only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Warren
L. D. Wetmore
J. A. Neill
Titusville
C. Pollock
Whitten
Iowa
Presbytery of
Erie
Allen
Boys Suit Up At Geo Ball’s New Line
Local store Geo Ball’s announces a fresh stock of stylish suits for boys. The new line offers smart, well cut options for young customers seeking quality apparel.
Sol Cohn & Co. Offers Finest Suits and Tailoring
Clothiers Sol Cohn & Co. markets high quality ready to wear and custom made clothing. The notice invites customers to order finest suits and highlights tailoring hatter services and proofs of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Cohn & Co
Buy the Gold and Silver Shirt at Gro. BALL's
A brief merchandise note highlights the Gold and Silver Shirt advertised as the best in the world at Gro. BALL's, urging readers to purchase.
Lecture on Save the Boy by Miss Narcessa IX White
The Erie Dispatch reports a courthouse lecture Tuesday September 25 at 7 30 P M on Save the Boy by Miss Narcessa IX White. Admission is free and exchanges praise the lecturer for her graceful fluent manner and effective advocacy. A large Erie M E church audience praised her and she earned a warm reception, with hopes for another Erie visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcessa IX
White
Court House
Miss White
Erie Dispatch
M. E. Church
Erie
Council approves Warren light and heat bridge use
Special Council meeting Monday September 10 focused on Warren light and heat company proposal to use the new Conewango bridge. Permission granted for fuel supply to the engine-house and lock-up with town paying $100 yearly. Also authorized Postal Telegraph to erect poles in the borough on the Olean to Pittsburg line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Light and Heat Company
Conewango
Postal Telegraph Company
Olean
Pittsburg
Allen & Free’s Cider Factory Advertises Cider and Jelly
Allen and Free’s at Russellburg advertises cider jelly and apple butter for sale. Cider priced at 1 cent per gallon. Cash paid for cider apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Free’s
Russellburg
Grateful Warmth in Cool Evenings Tailors Offer Comfort
Heavier clothing is in order after sunset with light over coats needed for several days. Sol Cohn & Co the Keystone Clothiers are reliable makers of stylish comfortable garments and provide perfect satisfaction. Call 8 doors west of Carver house Front street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol. Cohn & Co
Keystone Clothiers
Carver House
Front Street
Trade items and job ads from local store
Imported cigars offered at L. G. Novis drug store. N K Wenderboe lists a large stock of Wall Paper in latest styles and invites calls. Wantep seeks pastry cook and dining room and chamber girls with recommendations, apply at Exchange Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Novis
N. K. Wenderboe
Exchange Hotel
Titusville World to Publish Warren Edition
The Titusville Sunday World will soon publish a Warren edition with a fourth page focused on Warren and its interests. Ott Pettit will relocate as traveling correspondent and oversee Warren business operations. Dentists recommend Yes Tooth Powder sold by Johnson and Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Johnson & Siegfried
Sugar Grove Warren County Fair Praised For Strong Exhibits
The Sugar Grove fair drew about 8000 on day two with 2624 entries up from 2330. sheep swine and cattle showed high quality. Notable winners included J. Hartley Jerseys, Thayer’s cow, and several prize horses. Floral and Mechanic halls showcased goods, with judges noting excellent dairy, poultry, and harness displays.
Warren county’s generous donor left buried in New York
The letter from the Pittsburg Post rebuts claims of neglect by Warren county toward N. R. Rouse, whose fortune funded public buildings but whose grave in Westfield was long overlooked. It recalls Rouse’s will, the Rouse hospital, and lasting memorials in Youngsville and the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Post
Warren Mail
Warren
New York
N. R. Rouse
Rouse
Allegheny River
Warren County
Westfield
N. Y
City
Allegheny
H. R. Rouse
Rouse Hospital
Mail
Youngsville
Court House
Commissioner’s Office
Mart
G I Mead Anounces New Fall And Winter Cloths
G I Mead's stock of fall and winter cloths just received with an experienced cutter Rush Bartlett. Imported and domestic cloths are very large in quantity located on Hickory street opposite Carver House. Call before the rush commences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Mead
Rush Bartlett
G.I. Mead’s
Hickory Street
Carver House
Warren, Pa
Stationery and Toilet Goods at L. G. Noyes
A notice lists stationery and toilet goods at L. G. Noyes shop. The entry notes items on sale and location details to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noyes
Jury report notes jail heating need and public highways nuisance
The Warren County grand jury for the September 1883 sessions reports 27 bills acted, finds county buildings in good order, recommends heating improvements at the jail and an extra courtroom for traverse juries, commends Sheriff Allen’s humane care, praises Rouse Hospital and North Warren State hospital staff, and urges removal of loose stones and old logs obstructing roads. Foreman J. C. Hamilton signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren
Court House
Allen
Rouse Hospital
Curwen
Guth
J. C. Hamilton
Various Local Notes From Warren County and Jamestown
County and vicinity items report road payments by checks totaling about $80,000 monthly on the Nypano line, a risky bridge crossing by Batterson, a Jamestown death of W M Breed at 88, and the Olean Salamanca line freight service not yet serving passengers. Financial notes cite Dr Fenner's patent medicine gains. a barbed combat near Sugar Grove. a Titusville flower festival. a Jamestown watch theft case. Irwin on buckwheat gloom. local marbles game. Titusville insurance record held by George K Anderson with new top under Hamilton Disston at $400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterson
Kinzua Bridge
W. M. Breed
Jamestown
Olean and Salamanca Railroad
Olean Times
Fenner
Jamestown Standard
John Schutts
N. Y
G. P. Mead
Youngsville
M. E. Mead
Irwin
The
Franklin Press
Titusville Gamins
George K. Anderson
Titusville
Anderson
Hamilton Disston
Philadelphia
Jurors drawn for October term of court in 1883
The panel lists jurors for the October term commencing Monday October 1 1883 at 10 AM. Names include Ed Ashley farmer from Eldred Ashton L farmer Farmington Ed Baker mason Warren Frank Blodget laborer Youngsville J G Brown clerk Warren K W Booth tailor Glade J Brookmire farmer Freehold W Cummings farmer Sugar Grove F A Crocker farmer Conewango W A Cobb dentist Sugar Grove James Conroe farmer Brokenstraw M B Dailey laborer Clarendon J O Deming farmer Spring Creek Ed Ellis laborer Sugar Grove Henry Gross merchant Warren D Gross farmer Conewango Fitch Hildrum jobber Sheffield J P Johnson manufacturer Warren W H Jackson farmer Pittsfield D W C James pension agt Warren J Learn farmer Elk Levi Northrop farmer Farmington J H Nelson farmer Sugar Grove A H Olmstead farmer Spring Creek H Rowe lumberman Eldred S Stoneburg laborer Conewango A M Smith farmer Freehold T W Smith carpenter Warren H Schramling farmer Columbus C Schramling farmer Columbus P J Swain lumberman Sheffield C J Samuelson farmer Sugar Grove E Thomas farmer Conewango James Upton farmer Pittsfield F Walton farmer Columbus E Williams lumberman Columbus Wm Zeigler laborer Warren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Farmer
Eldred
Ashton
Farmington
Baker
Mason
Warren
Blodget
Frank
Youngsville
Brown
J. G
Booth
K. W
Glade
Brookmire
Freehold
Cummings
Sugar Grove
Crocker
F. A
Conewango
Cobb
W. A
Pittsfield
James
Pension Agt
Lakeway
Learn
J. S
Elk
Northrop
Levi
Nelson
J. H
Olmstead
A. H
Spring Creek
Rowe
Stoneburg
Smith
A. M
T. W
Carpenter
Schramling
Columbus
Swain
P. J
Lumberman
Sheffield
Samuelson
C. J
Thomas
Upton
Walton, F
Williams, E
Zeigler, Wm
Petroleum as a Curative Agent and Teachers Examinations
An article notes petroleum gas exposure in wells is not harmful and may aid lung conditions, citing a Virginia Monthly Medical view on petroleum as an alterative improving digestion and recovery in phthisis. It also lists Warren county teachers examinations with dates, locations, and special rules, urging district participation and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Monthly Medical
Philadelphia
A Nice Little Grocery Opens In Warren
A. B. McKain & Son run a compact Warren store at Liberty and Water Streets offering quality fresh goods at cheap prices. The shop is neat and well stocked with family necessities and the proprietors promise courteous, ready service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McKain & Son
Liberty and Water Sts
Warren
The Hunting of Deer Law Digest and Local Ads
A reproduction of the 1883 deer hunting law outlines open seasons from October 1 to December 15 for killing deer and October 1 to November 30 for possession and sale of venison. It bans spotted fawn killing, running dogs, and imposes fines and penalties for offenses involving deer, venison, or dog-related killings. The notice also advertises Fall and Winter clothing from Jacob Keller the Tailor and promotes Dr Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup via L G Noyes the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noyes
Local Notes Highlight Weather Damage and Social News
Frost heavy last Monday destroyed corn and buckwheat in the area. Second hop season event drew good attendance in Girard Hall. L C Porterfield and Hattie Clark set to wed September 19. Ougley injured by falling sand pump. Dr Diefendorf treats wound. Chas Springer and Mrs Brown wed in Meadville September 10. Window damage from a stone injures O D Glenn. authorities demand action. George Coleman committed to North Warren asylum for insanity. Census counts bring news of a boy due at Fayette Morton’s home. Florence Mudge weds E I Weaver. couple leaves for Bradford oil region. Congregational Sabbath school picnic at Cummings grove. German cornet band from Corry performs. Henry McConnell gravely ill with fever. G D Cummings party in Erie this week. Town well represented at Sugar Grove fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard Hall
L.C. Porterfield
Hattie Clark
Ougley
Diefendorf
Chas. Springer
Mrs. Brown
Meadville
Dunn’s Eddy
O. D. Glenn
George Coleman
North Warren
Fayette Morton
Bride
I. Sammons
Florence Mudge
E.I. Weaver
Bradford Oil
Congregational
Cummings’ Grove
Corry
Henry McConnell
G. D. Cummings
Erie
Sugar Grove
Three of a Kind and Provincial Growth in Warren Papers
Three local papers report expansions, noting Warren Mat enlarging to nine columns and commending the Republican alignment. The Warren Mat, Tionesta Republican, and Advertiser praise growth and political stance. Unclaimed letters listed for Warren Post Office include Jennie Anderson and others, with a 30 day call-back instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mat
Mam
Tionesta Republican
Warren Matt
Pennsylvania
E. Cowan
The
Advertiser
Marriages in Warren and nearby towns in September
Marriage notices list couples including Michael Wade and Hattie Knopp in Warren, Wm Baker and Della Stahl in Warren, Fred Hall and Lucy Mason in Jamestown, Reuben Fleming and Anna Duffield in Venango Co., Jacob Shuler and Mary Laufenberger in Warren, John Quinn and Mary Farrell in Warren, George Hughey and Lida Kinnear in McGraw Center, W H Kinnear and Emma Drake in McGraw, Samuel Beighle and Alonia Drake in McGraw, and Charles Springer and Mary E Brown in Meadville all dated September 1883 and September 1888, with ceremony locations and officiants noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Directory
Railroad Guide
Erie R. R
Clard
Phila
Erie Ace
Erie Mail
Sheffield Ace
Buffalo
R. R
Dunkirk, Allegheny
Val
Pittsbey R. R
New York Time
Souuth
Warteen
New England
Ohio
Western States
Western
Germany
Gaily
N. Y. City
N. E. States
Baltimore
Washington
D.A
Lander
Cornplanter
Coryden
Onoville
Steamburg
Tues
Borogugh
W. A. Rankin
M. Silk
John Heible
Justices of the Peace
Geo
0. Cornelius
R. Schour
Constable
S. FE. Walker
D. I. Ball
H. Noyes
H. EK. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Aki Nesmith
C. Dinsmoor
HH. LL. Roberts
Gorriders
Ben N. Forp
Amory
I” Co
Laban Lodge
H. Hall
NorvTu Star LooGs
Occidental
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
Kossutth
U. W. Hall
Emory Lopar
Conewango Lodge
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren Council
R. T
I. O
G. T
Rosert Burum
Harper's Bazar
Wisconsin
Home Matters
Roscoe Hall
C. C. Thompson
T. KE. Cook
A. A. Davis & Co
Exchange Book and Ladder Company
Shear
Shear Bro’s
Hattie Bott
Buffalo, N. Y
Pauline Leonhart
Gertie
Nettie King
Florence Hall
Marian Orennes
Fourth Ward
Rockwell
May
Brooklyn
Charlie Hill
Charlie
H. P. Hunter
O. H. Hunter & Son
Alln M. Kent
Lakewood
Old Hall Farm
Ford Vs. Lacy
Geo. Ball’s
Court and Jury
Tay Wilcox
Charles Younger
Wilcox
Journal
Presbyterian Church of
Clarendon
Spring Creek Station
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Eik
Lottsville
Kinzua
Corydon
County Institute
C. D. Arrep, Co. Supt
Jacob Keller
Second
Liberty Streets
Warren Co
Jennie Larson
Adel Breacht
Jacob Moers
J. J Bower
Ellen Kidder
W. D. Bovard
Findly Shepard
H. M. Corbett
8. Scott
Caroline FE
Hall
C. Shugert
A. H. Fertig & Hang
Shannon
Frank Johnson
Ada L. Walsh
Rose
D. C. Allen
Springer—Brown
Meadville, Pa
Philip P. Wenz
J. P., Chas, Springer
Mary E. Brown
Keystone Clothing
S. Cohn & CO
Proprietors
George Ball
George
A. Pinney & Coo
Steber Block
Schellhammer & Lesser
Water St
Warren Savings Bank
Aladin
Invincible
Hub
Royal Square
B. F. Branch
W. A. Hall & CO
W. Sersall
Postoffice
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Orr
Rufus P. King
P. Orr
Burgess
Bufus P. Kine
Brownell
Warren High School
Science, Mathematics and Literature
A, B. Miller
Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
E.G. Wood
M. B. Dunham B. Nesmith
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
Citizens National Bank
M. Waters
A. G. Hertzel
Cashier
S.P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
W.D Brown
A. Hertzel
G. N.parmlee
Rowland & Greenland
Hickory St
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