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Newspaper
Cuba Patriot
Location
Cuba, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1886
Page
4
The notice outlines Fall Winter and Spring terms with start and end dates and vacation periods, plus details on teacher training and free tuition for those completing examinations. It notes board options, a Teacher's Class, and age and attendance requirements for female students to obtain a teaching license upon passing exams.
The notice states that outstanding tuition for non resident students in the department must be settled by the middle of the term. It warns that continued enrollment may be jeopardized if bills remain unpaid.
Harry Church will furnish the Sunday Tidings. Noted visitors include Sheriff Bradley and wife, Mrs Electa Barclay of Chicago, Mr and Miss Hart of Friendship, Mrs Martin Granger of Cramel recovering, and guests Miss Mabel Love of New York with Miss Fannie Squire of Elmira. The Belfast Band plays at Lake View House. school meeting in District No. 1 to elect trustees.
A flood of notices invites attendance at the St Patrick's Church picnic next Wednesday, watch sales by J. Cook, and a wide array of merchandise from A R Hopper and Saunders Bros. Carriages, top wagons, and winter clothing are advertised for cash at Belfast New York. Also listed are mining nugget news, Pasteur hydrotherapy results, emigration data, an Austrian eagle incident, and financial reflections from Washington.
Saunders Bros expands diverse departments with large assortments. J D Shuart showcases new coal stove styles. Davis & Tibbets offer hay forks portable binders and large paint lines. Willis Hunt stocks sodas remedies and shoes. Cattle and beef at J C Very & Son at ten cents per pound. Promotions tout coffee roaster at Blue Front and Parker’s Hair Balsam. Clothing sale at A R Popper’s with $9,000 inventory liquidation.
A card offers a free cure for nervous weakness early decay and loss of manhood. It claims a South American missionary discovered the remedy and asks readers to send a self addressed envelope to Josgen I Isaan Station Db New York City. The notice ends with a brief printer’s ad for The Patriot office.
An old advertisement touts Castoria for babies and children, claiming lifelong use from infancy to adulthood. It promotes Glenn's Sulphur Soap for skin diseases and as a wool and cotton bleaching agent, plus an August sale for hair and whisker dye in black.
A letter from Avoca New York dates to April 19 1886 where Mars Citas Mins reports doctors once gave up on her with dropsy and says after taking seven bottles of Seven Barks and Digynia she felt renewed. She asks for more medicine to be sent to Avoca or Wallace noting its value against dropsy and female diseases.
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