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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1892
Page
3
Emphasizing current trade in holiday goods the notice promotes gift ideas for men and women. It lists cuff and collar boxes necktie boxes handkerchief cases traveling cases for men. dressing cases manicure sets stationery albums photograph boxes books of poems etc for women. and toys dolls doll carriages for children, inviting readers to visit the store to see more.
A burst of items from Almond to Wellsville covers a range of topics. An incorporation vote in Canaseraga leans 72 in favor. a well in Rushford yields water at 155 feet. Good Templars meet in Belvidere with lectures. a West Virginia lecturer speaks on liquor at the Court House. a new 881 locomotive from Susquehanna is praised for beauty and planned for passenger service.
F Baker of Phelps and H C Wilcox gas man in town. Frea Youngs went to Bradford Thursday. L W Ely on business in Bolivar Monday. Miss Bertha Bradt visited Wellsville. Editor visited Buffalo Friday and Saturday. W R Furman in Hornellsville Thursday. James Crawford returned from Syracuse Friday. Mrs Ed Sweet from Wellsville Sunday. Mel E Horner to Olean Tuesday. Owen Bakers from West Almond yesterday. Will H Crandall from Alfred Centre Thursday. Miss Mable Coats to Castile for treatment Monday. Wm Cranston of Little Genesee in town last week. Thos Reagan and wife visited friends Sunday. Deputy Johnson in Wellsville on official business. H E Gampp of Canaserage in town Friday. A L Jones the Andover portrait man doing the town. Mrs Jukes of Bolivar visiting friends last week. Hugh White from Belmont Wednesday. Ed Heaton and Chas Rogers of Hornellsville in town Sunday. Friendship's Supervisor M W Hobart over the hill Thursday. Wm Cranston in town Wednesday and Thursday then to Corry Pa Friday. Chas Brown Ellea Reynolds County Clerk Green and E W Chamberlain in Wellsville Tuesday. Frat Bortonto visited home Sunday. Frank doing well at Rawson Machine works Hornellsville. Harry E Davis, of Clark Bros. fame, to Washington in Commissary General's Dept. Continued success to Mr Davis. Supervisors C S Whitney of Belmont, C D Browning of Wellsville, and Clarence Ricker of New Hudson visited Gene seo county buildings Tuesday as part of a study for Belmont’s new buildings.
The Allegany County Farmers Club is praised as a leading state group with over 700 members. Monthly meetings feature bright and instructive talks, with BeLMont DiIsPATCA providing full meeting reports and benefiting from increased circulation.
Household goods and farming implements to be sold at E D Barnums Angelica New York on Saturday December 1 2 at 8 30 a m. Free lunch at noon. Sale follows recent farm sale team harnesses saddles wagons sleighs plows drills mowers fanning mill and creamery equipment plus hundreds of items. Auctioneer Wm Weaver. Bring your wife and stay all day.
Crand and Charles Coats plan Florida departure. Wallace Coats' son recovering. J. P. Dye and wife visited Portville and Olean. Mrs. Worth improving. A dime social for the Endeavor Society netted four dollars. Steel Range men arrived. Miss Anna Whitney is ill. Rev. Germer in town. Diphtheira reported in Grove. Miss Nellie Buggel to Lima. Mrs. Burke dies at 68. Epworth League organized. Alta Post visiting, returns to husband near Rochester. Basket social for M E church at Hamilton home. Jennie Riley’s birthday surprised. Gypsy dance at J. E. Royce’s. Walter Rew visits. Angelica visit to Sam Holiday’s. Bruce Leberry calls from Black Creek. Millard boys harvesting butter nuts. Julia Fairchild at San Royce. Daisy Clark in Belfast. Fanny Clark ill with measles, improving. Sam Carpenter Sr. in poor health. Jr. under weather. Hiram Leisure rheumatism. New girl baby at Alfonza Moreno’s. Boiler water let out causing fire damage. Christmas tree planned. Fred Look Jr. with measles. May Comfort taking music lessons. Henry Redante may be getting married. Carpet sweeper for $1.50. Wood for a year’s subscription to The Dispatch. G. Saunders from Angelica at the Bridge. Walter Higlard calls from Oramel. Millard gins from Friendship visit. RAMBLER.
Readers are informed of Hall's Catarrh Cure as a claimed universal remedy. The ad states it treats catarrh constitutionally by internal use, promises a $100 cure, and offers testimonials. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and mentions a public auction at E. D. Barnum's in Angelica on December 1.
The report states there are 46,000 oil wells across the United States producing a daily total of 130000 barrels. This snapshot highlights nationwide extraction activity and suggests industry scale across multiple regions.
The B L and H The Book Committee requests all members and associates to bring back books and periodicals now out to the Librarian Mrs Eddy or Assistant Librarian Mrs Pelton this week. Many Chautauquas are out and must be bound, so return any Chautauquan issues belonging to the society.
Physicians link lactic acid in sour milk and cider to rheumatism. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended to neutralize acid and purify blood to prevent attacks. Try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Lane's in Friendship, NY, sells it before Christmas.
A report shows that thirty percent of the nation's freight moved by steamship consists of agricultural products. The share highlights the role of farming goods in maritime commerce and reflects the sector’s key place in transport demand.
Convenient markets, soil, water and climate touted for homes, farms or businesses across West Virginia Maryland and the Shenandoah Valley. Describes lands suitable for stock raising dairying grain grass and fruit at low prices with easy terms. Promotes free sites for manufacturers and invites inquiries to M V Richards Land and Immigration Agent B and C R B Baltimore Md.
A retired physician claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis and other lung issues and nervous debility. He offers free sending of the recipe in German French or English with preparation and usage instructions to any who request by mail to W A Noyes at Power's Block Rochester.
A historical note states that cremating a human body results in a residual ash mass of roughly eight ounces. The statement emphasizes the small quantity remaining after combustion.
Lane's showcases an elegant display of useful goods in Friendship inviting shoppers to inspect the selection and find practical items. The notice emphasizes quality and attractive prices to attract local customers.
A large sale is announced at E D Barnum's in Angelica to be held next Saturday. The listing notes furniture and household items up for bidding. Local residents are invited to attend for a chance to purchase estate goods.
In Allegany County, notice announces adopters Bidney Crandall Superintendent Grundor Reeper and Hoye Angelica seeking to adopt two infant boys. The filing requests eligibility and consent requirements be fulfilled under applicable law.
A collage of 19th century ads and notices including medical tonics Lane's Family Medicines and Dr Pierce's Pellets, rail fare deals by Nickel Plate, book loans from B. L. & H. Society, holiday merchandise from Bell Bros Olean, Portland area fashion and art items, and a bandit of Sompited reference with literary promotions.
An offer promotes a Germicide inhaler and medicines to cure catarrh with no payment upfront. After a trial period, customers may mail $8 if convinced it works. if not satisfied, they may return the inhaler at the company's expense. Address: MeEpIcal Inhalation Co. 130 Franklin St. Buffalo NY.
An old advertisement proclaims satisfaction guaranteed to every consumer for nf: Oe0R'S Sarsaparilla. It boasts one hundred doses in every bottle and claims no other product offers this guarantee.
Geologists claim New Zealand lasts as a relic of a bygone era. Gold Watches advertised as the largest and best stock in the region are offered at unusually low prices at Lune's in Friendahin.
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