29 May 1867
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Newspaper
Angelica Reporter
Location
Angelica, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1867
Page
1
In Newark large dry goods houses plan auction sales to shed inventory as prices fall and wholesale costs rise. The move follows a cautious economic tone with expectations of limited single lots and no large consignments. Authorities warn of legal notices and public auctions tied to county proceedings.
An 1827 Sagelica Report details General K C Baker's account of a post mortem on the body blamed for an assassination. It describes the neck scar, the examination of witnesses, and the removal and display of bone fragments as evidence of identity.
The county commissioners list numerous individuals authorized to sell strong and intoxicating liquors for the ensuing year. Names include Daniel B. Vockees, Henry Puller, J. O. Bley, J. A. Jackson, Samuel Rail, and many others across towns such as Avgia, Alma, Andover, Dixon, Belfast, and Canadea. The board will reconvene at Belmoni on the 9th day of June.
Instructional piece on dairy cattle care and management. Emphasizes early heifer calving, gentle handling, and regular feeding with Clover hay, oats, and meal. Advises age targets for first calving and notes benefits of consistent care for milking efficiency and temperament.
A bustling mix of notes on prices, weather, local politics, accidents, and society. Reports include livestock diseases in Exelard, a bank of news from Geneseo, village improvements in Horselisville, and a fatal accident near Spirit Lake with a child saved by quick thinking. Also mentions a canal to railroad conversion and upcoming events in Penn Yan and Geneseo.
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