Local and County News in Bemont Dispatch
Local section of The Dispatch reports county happenings and public notices from Bemont and surrounding towns. Subscriptions advertise Bemont Weekly Dispatch at one dollar per year.
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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1892
Page
3
Local section of The Dispatch reports county happenings and public notices from Bemont and surrounding towns. Subscriptions advertise Bemont Weekly Dispatch at one dollar per year.
Personal items note Geo. L. Tucker in Cuba last week L. W. Allen to Buffalo and P. B. Griffin from Bolivar. Wm. Lytle from Angelica and Chas. Winchell seriously sick. Local business moves include a proposed new jail and a growing spring season for farmers. Social events and meetings described with community notices and local officials.
Health concerns for J D Rogers. P B Ware visits son L Vars. Mrs E R Clarke returns from New Jersey. Emma Buckley from Salamanca in town. mother Mrs John W Jordan living with her. Fred Brown heads to California. wife joins him to Buffalo. Wallace Grove family relocates to Friendship. Clarence Brown and mother from Minneapolis visiting D J Browns. Frank Pierce moves into cheese factory. factory sees strong business. New road section between Nile and Wirt Centre completed. Luke Fox sells farm on White Creek to James Lennie. M L Brainard ships calf carload to New York. Gleason sells farm across river to Chandler Post. James Caughlin improving. Miss Ford sick with Jagripp. John Lentz moves to Angelica. Prof Redman will not teach next year. Morehouse buys Loren Fish place in Allen. Sidney Ford returns from New Jersey and moves into South Main home. Addis Perry learning to ride bicycle. Watson Willis dies of consumption. leaves wife and three children.
A collage of brief items lists weather and health quips, local names, sales pitches, and notices. Mentions Belmont N Y merchants Wm Richardson & Co and Wm McCracken & Bros, plus references to area residents and events in Angelica and Canaseraga.
Just before press time a fire alarm sounded as the Belmont Fire Co. rushed to a blaze in sawdust at Weir and Bissell's saw mill. The blaze was quickly subdued by mill workers and Clark shops, allowing business to continue. The notice urges a Saturday meeting at the engine house to revive the defunct fire company.
The Belmont post office lists undelivered mail dated April 20 1892 for Mrs Jennie Andrews Miss OHie Bohan Mr Bess Sr N C Cooper Miss Ella Cornes Maurice Dorney Wm Smith W Gravis W N Gran Miss Lucy Knuckles Miss Mary Maloney L J McDermott & Son Augustus Murray Chas Simons Louis Weigle Benjamin Norton P M.
Olean New York offers special short courses for teachers and advanced pupils at Westbrook Commercial College. Individual instruction in every department is available. Send for catalogue and rates from E D Westbrook, principal.
Letter to the editor promotes a remedy for deranged female organs. The advertiser, Dr B Marchisi of 50 Genesee St Utica NY, offers two bottles free to any woman who sends a name address and P O box. Dated 3-46-38.
The text extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the popular spring medicine for winter stagnation and blood impurity. It claims to purge impurities through bowels kidneys liver lungs and skin, restoring blood purity and quelling the tired, sluggish feeling common in winter.
An old physician, retired, claims a vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and throat lung illnesses plus nervous debility. He offers to mail full directions in German French or English free to any reader who requests the paper by writing W A Noyes 820 Powers Block Rochester N Y with a stamped envelope.
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