City Directory and Public Notices from Aug 6 1883
Local notice page lists miscellaneous officials, departments, and arrivals. Includes names like Geo M Abell John Madigen Adolphes Keiser and William Williams, with details on fire department chiefs and station locations. Also shows arrival and departure times for Eastern Southern lines and a list of city officials and customs officers.
Opening of Pall music term and local notices in Jamestown
The Pall term begins with 25 pupils under Mr Aug Huber, arranging his timetable to perfection. An M M A excursion to Chau tauqua promises a top season with a large opening day crowd at a low one dollar rate. A telegram from Arkon says Bra Eliza Parker, widow of Wm H Parker, died at 79 and will be sent for Forest Hill interment. Center Street hosts a Canadian excursion welcome with Gifford photographing the crowd. Real estate changes recorded include several transfers from Mary Ann Hayes to Elizabeth Barnes and others for sums ranging from 61 to 5,000. Personal mentions note vacation trips of William Wellener, Mrs W H Baird, Miss Rye McParland, and others. various visits to Boston, Buffalo, and Cleveland. a new railway signal lamp by Walton Bros.. D Blackham attends American Microscopical Society meeting in Chicago. numerous hotel arrivals listed. The church park meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society is set for Tuesday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
Arkon
Bra
Eliza Parker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Wm. H. Parker
The Initial Regatta Amid the Storm at Sea
The regatta opened at seven amid heavy seas with 500 spectators watching Busch and Wick duel closely. Wick showed tempo advantage though Busch pushed to the line. finish was within two seconds as Busch would have won with a straighter course. Coleman and Frey followed, Moorewood last. next race set for Wednesday evening, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouya
Jack Morewood
George Wick
Peter Busch
Charley
Frank Coleman
Pete Batch
Davite
Busch
Wick
Rusch
Coleman
Frey
Bravery Rewarded by Masons in Titusville
The Titusville Masons honored train heroes James I. Brecht and W. F. Kimball with badges for stopping a train to avert injuries on June 11. Kimball spoke of duty and thanked the group, noting the event’s Dexervilles disaster connection and the badges’ inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
James I. Brecht
W. F. Kimball
Kimball
Breelit
Dexterville
Proclamation and Regatta Notes From Brink of Debt
The piece laments civic neglect of firemen pay and hints at a stingy public. It notes the national amateur regatta in Newark New Jersey and cites Charles H Sherman a veteran Mason tied to Deputy Sheriff W H Sherman, per Dunkirk sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Amateur Oatsmen
Newark
N. J
Denver Tribune
Charles H. Sherman
W. H. Sherman
New York State
Daily Onslaver
Dunkirk
New York
Port Dover excursion and local sales notices near Dunkirk
The article notes a port arrival of the propeller HK. M. Foster with 70 passengers for a two day city excursion. It advertises a grand August 7 excursion from Dunkirk to Bradford via the Erie line with a round trip fare of 4275 and a two hour Bradford stop for supper. Also promotes sales of Masonic and fraternal lodge illuminated records and various property listings in Dunkirk including a 900 acre timber land tract near Stockton, with terms and payment details, plus ads for goods at Lion Bros. Palace Drug Store and Stoddard's Buffalo Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. M. Foster
Cap't Foster
Port Dover
Royal Atyle
Bradford
Kiszua Bridge
Dunkirk
Erie
Second
Lion Street
Stockton
T. J. Souttt
Lion Bros.’ Palace Drug Store
Center Street
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Evening Observer
Mondey
Pion
Leela McLroskey
Tracy
Hygekinson Brand
Frank Rphy
James C
Soarnd
Satoxenea
Geo.m. Abell
John Madigen
Brooks
Bopp
Flea
Josari Rusen
Lion
Adolphes Keiser
Hope
Sohn Croser
Edward Ne Viemools
Hook Foe
Coster 7
Moodley Woomasen
Tori “i
Supereagor
oFsickea
Mane Matteoon
Dgaya Ty Sadeid Shériff
C. le Rentiey
Etri TR
Coron Lwicoa
Superitendent of the Bigod
P. P. Kidder
Walter Williams
Dept
French
Marshall
Soutern
Arie
Feof
Makte
Fa. Ly Gop. m
Fredonia
Aratve
Defart
D. D. Ludlow
Dunkirk Day
C. J. Baker
Jas. Gerrans
Central Avenue
Stine
Baker
Iowanda
Glen
Gegang-verein
Eddie Cook
F. H. McDonald
Badge Committee
Aug. Huber
Chautauqua
Norrow
Jamestown Journal
Mary Ann Hayes
Chas.h Burbank
Elizabeth Barnes
John Tenner
Margaret van Wyck
Kate Madden
Peter Secula
John Gapinski
Geo. W. Suideroke
Chas. I. Baker
Victor Rider
Truman St. Colman
Wm. Walters
Levins Romeyer
P. G
M. A. Doiler
David 8. Wright
Reuben W. Wright
William Wellener
Cary & Matteson
ML L
Hinmad
Lome
Farally
Ying
W. H. Baird
C.C. Haggett
Gon Leff
Boston
Mass
Frank Vandevort
Buffalo Taces
Elmira
Watkins Glice
KE. A. Mackenzie
Charlce E. Thomas
Jamestown
Rye McParland
Lionatrect
Pulfry
Dittle Valley
Cornelum Bradley
Arene Village
Wellsbauer
Blowela Music Rooms
J. G
J. W. Pattersei
Gaerta
Cave
San Francisco
Messrs. P
Knights Templar
W. L. Scott
Second Street
East Otto
Stev. Parsons
the Baptist Church
North East
Nunda
Chautauqua Lake
N. B. Hyde
Rh. M
Walton Bros
Nod
D. Blackham
Chicago
American Society of Microscopants
United States
Hic Hotel
H.C. Shultz
Wof
Fitile
J. Rudolph
G M. Doughbady
Buffalo
J Swartz
Rev
C. B Parsons
H J. Andrewa
Limestone
A. Bogardus
Madson
H J. McNauchton
Martin A. Beir
Rochester
P. C. Doyle
L. Kol
Sam Caminsky
WB Peet
J W. Kohl
Misa Olive Risley Seward
Washington, D. C
HW. A. Rinsley
LE. G. Rinsley
Cicles
Washington
Seward
Eastern Hotel
Mary Luce
A.W. Hayes
Eric
F. Gardner
D. Howard
Cleveland
Wm. Greene
Tarport
D. E. Edward
Toledo
G. P. Smith
T. Stanton
J. C. Selden
Syracuse
Martin Milter
B. Hutre
D. Furnace
Hamilton Ont
W. B. Apmatrong
BP. Smith
Etheletient
E. P
Lapman
F.” S. Smith
Ira Lake
Norfolk
Hurley
H. D. Turrell
U.S. Secret Service
St. Louis
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M.’E. Church
India
Africa
Bredford
Knigits Templar
Good Templar
Knights of Honor
Knights of Pythias
Faunes
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Workmen
Good Template
G AR
Piremes
Brotherhoods of the Keights of Labor
Fox
Wes Asp Oassaree Co
Milton H. Smith & Co
Masonic Lithographers
Fuat
Speers Vineyards
Speers
Monroe
Stoddard
Buffalo Mead
Third Street
Mooxsr
Zebra Streets
H. Colgan
C. D. Murray
Portia
Gilford's Art Gallery
Howard
Monroe's
Stegman
F.C. Jones
Roe
Hamilton
C. W. Gunther
Ling Hit‘ & Hiairspieir
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williama
Fox Dunkirk
Light & Harper
Cor
Lion and Third Streets
Dauggists
Fusiness Arts
Stanley
Fayncian
Beaver Streets
J. Crontrh
Cor. Deer and Fifth
Douskirk
E. H. Emerson
F W. Krafft
Deer St
K. Williams
Tucamlle
Carrica
W. U. Tel. Co
van Derberg
Basa
Harmets
Appis
Tide
John Rogan
Brooklyn Bridge
O'Brien
Front Street
D. D. Ludlow, Jr
Colls
Second and Elk
J.J. Tracy
ANTAD
Blossburg
Maurice Loeb
Neetencen
Dunkirk, N. Y
F.J. Anderson
Thad Street
Dr. Howe
Shiloh
Mit
Just
of Ladies Fine
Danforth & Co
Center-st
Smokerogan
Jou
J. A. Stapf
McCarthy
China Hall
Center St
Retails
Lidiwieir
Chautauqua County
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