Busy Belmont briefs highlight town happenings
October 22 1889 Belmont NY reports crowded post office money orders, new hotel block rising, school closed for institute, plentiful socials at Episcopal rectory, a barber shop opening, a wedding tour to Rochester, a pie social netting 726.25, and local oil land transfers plus a 23rd wedding anniversary with gifts and guests.
Belmont Dispatch Tells Local Social Roundup
A long list of visitors and residents throughout Belmont and neighboring towns checks in. Names include Mrs Stephen Cartwright Miss Lillie Dufur Captain Crandall Libbie Robinson Gertrude Brown Paul Willets Emer Lewis Bert Davie Jennie Cramer and many others with travel, visits, illness, and plans for potential new industries in Belmont.
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Stephen Cartwright
Lillie Dufur
Olean
Capt
A. A. Crandall
W. L Flint
Friendship
J. H. Bissell
Angelica
Prof. Pollard
Wellsville
Gertrude Brown
Dr. Paul and
Isaac Willets
Little Washington
Emer Lewis
Bert Davie
Geo. Kine
Henry Coleman
Levante Pettibone
Belmont
Jennie Cramer
L. W. Allen
Lena Elliott
Geo. Benjamin
Horielisville
John Roth
Jesse Tette
Michigan
Teachers Institute opens at Friendship with 204 students
The Teachers Institute at Friendship began yesterday with 204 students registered and officials expect about 225 total. The Dispatch reports a representative attended and will publish a full report next week.
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Friendship
Court convened at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
Court in session with Justice Lewis presiding. About 123 causes on the calendar. Cause 19 Walter Higgins vs New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company adjourned to this morning. Higgins seeks pay for three cattle killed on Erie track. Grand jury organized. foreman A. E. Cowles. Indictments likely against several liquor men. More subpoenas issued. divorce granted Harriet Tucker vs Charles J. Tucker. Dr Tucker of Fillmore remains missing with Miss May Jackson. attorney Edward Rutherford represents Mrs. Tucker. Cause 19 still on as patch goes to press at noon.
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James N. Hyde
Justice Lewis
Walter
Higgins
N.Y
Erie
A. EB. Cowles
A. m
Harriet Tucker
Charles J. Tucker
Dr. Tucker
Fillmore
May Jackson
Edward Rutherford
Angelica
Tucker
Senatorial Convention Report at Corning Praised Stenographer
The Elinia advertiser lauds Miss Mary H. Eaton of Mr. Rose's stenographic office for delivering a complete correct report of yesterday's Corning senatorial convention speeches. It notes this was her first reportorial effort and calls her an able expert operator.
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Elinia
Corning
Dvertiser
Mary H. Eaton
Rose
Eaton
Silk ribbons and linen handkerchiefs at low prices
Bargain features from Prick and Rose at Tand 9 West Main Street Friendship New York. Silk ribbons in multiple widths 14 cents per yard with limited three yards per color. Ladies linen hankies 10 cents per dozen and kid gloves 74 cents a pair, warrantied.
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Prick & Rose
Tand
West Main Street
Friendship, N.Y
Earth as Balloon Debate Over Oil Drilling Dangers
The San Francisco Argonaut reports a English paper discussion where Prof Jones argues drilling risks liberating internal earth fires and destabilizing the crust, potentially altering orbit. A second writer urges strict laws to prohibit drilling while others question the balloon analogy and propose weighing the earth to settle solidity.
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Jones
America
Sux Francisco Argonaut
Education That Pays and Practical Training at Bryant & Stratton
The most profitable education is practical and leads to immediate employment with good pay. Bryant and Stratton Business College in Buffalo New York offers training that has helped thousands and opened paths to success. Write for catalogues.
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Bryant & Stratton Business College
Buffalo
N. Y
What’s in a Name in Burdette’s Pennsylvania Names
Bob Burdette notes readers should not misread a Pennsylvania marriage notice for a German wedding. He observes that many locals speak better English than the foreign names’ pronunciations suggest and that such heirloom names endure in old Pennsylvania families long after language fades.
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Bob Burdette
Pennsylvania
Lena Aubergestehamutterhauser
Heinrich Koontacheleichter
Holzhauzen
Boston
Tax Roll Open for One Percent Until 28th Inst
Pay your taxes at one per cent until the 28th inst as the school tax roll is in possession. G. A. Palmer. Also on offer a car load of choice winter apples by the barrel from Wm. McCracken & Bro. Secure a barrel before they are gone.
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G. A. Palmer
Bbl
Wm. McCracken & Bro
Obody
Belmont Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and News
Local notes from Belmont include social engagements, church notices, a new serial by E. V. Sortore, and community events. The Allegany Gas Co reports a brief well shortage, while the Chinese Village Co plans an entertainment fundraiser at the rink with the Ladies' Aid Society of the M E church hosting events. Belmont Graded School mulls an Academic Department, and optician Wim Lane offers free eye tests. Jack Hallett, arrested in Wellsville for gambling, is moved to Angelica jail after a pursuit and return by Officer Hills.
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Raymond
Angelica Republican
F. M. Babcock
C.L. Slatter
Johnson
M. W. Pike
Rob’t O'Brien
M.E. Davis
M. W. Sortore
C. S. Rilex
The
Baptist Church
Society
J. Crosby
Bel
Rogers
John Day
DP. S
Jamestown Dispatch
Allentown
Allegany
W. Scofield
Jamestown
Riley
Allen
C.F. Sternberg
H. Coyle
G. F. Anderson
Belvidere
MMLE
Harry Hamndrick
Wellsville
Allegany Gas Co
E. V. Sortore
Chinese Village Co
Ladies’ Literary Society
Gwynn
Leonard Wellits
Rose Bowers
Emima Gorton
Leonard Willits
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Board of Education
Belmont Graded School
Wim
T. Lane
New York ‘Optical School
Chas. S. Lanes
Friendship
N.Y
Jack Hallett
Angelica
Hallett
Stannards Corners
Chief Hills
Petersons Thanksgiving issues praised with strong literary lineup
The November Petersons Magazine features handsome illustrations, strong literature including Frank Lee Benedict and Elizabeth Phipps Train, and a vivid Burns paper by Elizabeth Scovil. Extra needlework designs and a robust club rate program are highlighted with a Philadelphia address for sample copies.
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Peterson
Frank Lee Benedict
Alice Maud Ewell
Elizabeth Phipps
Hallowe'en
Minna
Irving
Marion i
Pickering
Elizabeth Scovil
Newport
Petersons Magazine
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Inference of Profit and Local News From Western New York
The itemized notes describe regional happenings from Belfast to Wellsville, including hotelier Artemus B. Walker's death in Perry aged 16, a town clock repair offer for 15 dollars, robberies and misfortunes in St Louis and Wellsville, and plans for a new railway depot in Bradford. Also mentioned are business ventures in gas production and oil exploration near Belmont, with editorials about newspaper conduct and local subscriptions.
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Belfast
Coring Journal
Pratt
Disratcu
The
Democrat
Dispatch
Bolivar
Artemus B. Walker
Walker House
Perry
Rushford Spectator
Hiram Whitcomb
St. Louis
Wellsville
Harry Rhodes
del. Harris
Scio
Spokane Falls
Washington
Arry
Henry Button
Billy Hamilton
Gilmore
Caneadéa
Button
Cuba
Elliott
King
Fulton
Thomas
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railway
Bradford
Merrick
Herrick
Erie
Belmont
Amity Union Free School District Meeting on Bond Vote
Voters in Union Free School District No 1 Amity are called to a special meeting at the Court House Friday evening November 8 at 7:30 to vote on bonding eight hundred dollars to establish an Academic Department. R A Wax Income President J Anderson Clerk.
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Union Free School
Town of Amity
Court House
R.A. WaxIncome
J2hl Anderson
Cemetery Lots for Sale in Norton Belmont Cemetery
Prospective buyers are urged to inspect Norton Cemetery plots in Belmont. The grounds are divided into four sections with 17x20 foot blocks and 12 to 15 sections still available. A half section offers 17x10 feet, with a central driveway and iron fencing. Inquiry directed to Ey E Belmont dated Sept 26, 1889.
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Norton Cemetery
Philipsburg
Philipsville
Belmont
Norton
Barber Shop Notice At Davis Store Basement
Cras Hatfield announces he has taken charge of the barber shop in the basement of M. E. Davis' store and asks patrons to share in the business. Belmont, October 22, 1889. Subscribe for the Disparcn, Bott.
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al. Waters
Zeb Robinson
Geo. Brooks
Wm. McCracken & Bros
S. M. Norton
Dispatch Sanctuna
Geo
Peltan
Alice
Cattaraneus County
A. N. Cole
Hornellsville
J.W. Richardson
Andover
Loren L. Lewis
Frank Church
Wellsvile
Dispateu
Louis Rlyers
Canton Bridge Co
Belmont Bridges
R. D. Rowley
Friendship
Friendship Manufacturing Co
W. J. Richardson
T. 5. Pulver
South Lima
Rochester
Herald
M. E. Davis’ Store
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