Local notes mix with store ads and town talk
A jumble of short items reports a funeral at St. Mare’s, local sales at Buffalo Oak Price Clothing, a break in at a Center Street harness shop, Christmas gift offerings, and political chatter about Democrats and Republicans. Jamestown mail service and a damaged post office tale mix with humor about pork and beans Boston style.
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Buffalo Que Price Clothing
Center St
Depot
Corner Exchange
Louisiana Street
Wakato
New York
New England
Boston
Rochester
Atlantic Express
Pullman
Mette P. x
ST. Louis Express
Pullk
New Y
Dai ‘Fraing
Niagara Falls
Suspension Ridge
Suspension Bridge
Exchange Street
Epot
Personal Mention From the Buffalo Morning Times
Mr George Williams of the Buffalo Morning Times was a member of the Buffalo Polo Team in Buffalo. Walter Walters of Pittsburgh New York and P Rowe Buffalo attended Humbert House. Walt S Abell returned from West Virginia where he has been in his parent bed spring business. He will return Monday. The Receiver of Taxes reports receipts for town and county tax of 27000 with 6200.85 paid in first ten days and school tax 21081.68 paid in first thirty days. L L Koch of Bilger Creek installed a gas machine at ex councilman Hutchinson premises and found a damaged supply pipe sealed with a sledge hammer. a 225 reward is offered for the culprits.
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Walt S. Abell
West Virginia
L. L
Mr. Koch
Half Way Over. Mr Charles Koch Celebrates 49th Birthday
Mr Charles Koch of Crater street celebrated his 49th birthday with a large feast last night. The banquet began at nine with a menu of oysters roast pig and various dishes. At ten the Dunkirk Cornet band played as over two hundred guests enjoyed abundant drinks and warm congratulations for the celebrant.
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Charles Koch
Crater Street
Dunkirk Cornet Band
Mr. Koch
City charter questions and rail overhauls urged
Vox Popali calls for immediate charter amendments and council power to regulate the street railway. He advocates central rail placement, paving between and outside rails, and minimizing harm to public travel by the railway company.
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Mr. Borror
Ho. Bk
Notice to Water Consumers Resolves Frost Pipe Protection
At a regular meeting of the Board of Ster Commissioners on December 6 the following resolution was unanimously passed. The Superintendent is directed to notify all consumers via newspapers that pipes must be heated to prevent freezing during cold weather. If service pipes are not protected the Superintendent may charge double rates or cut water supply. Double rates may also be collected from those wasting water to prevent pipes from freezing. The measure aims to maintain pressure during fires. Superintendent George M. Anenr signed the notice.
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Board of Ster Commissioners
Lesolved
Euetice
Woo
Insole Guo
M. Anenr
Rinklets Learn Faster Than Gentlemen At Skating
The article notes that ladies appear to learn more quickly than men as instructors expect the Whitall skaters to manage alone. It mentions one drop of oil suffices for each roller for an evening and excess oil creates more floor slickness and cleanup work for skate cleaners.
Diphtheria Dangers and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Claim
After diphtheria, a severe disease, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is said to expel impurities from blood and renew vitality. Postmaster Hubbard predicts Lockport will gain free postal delivery, while the Lockport Union opposes it.
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Hood
Hubbard
Lockport
Lockport Union
Vicinity saps and mishaps hobble regional life
A garbled regional roundup notes Rockport skating rinks, Olean business revival, Erie County roller shops, Clyde concerts, Jamestown orchestras, and a string of incidents. It mentions a Dr. Dimmick’s insanity arrest in Geneva, debts in Qunoadaga County, pow er struggles over public works, deaths in Meadville, and local legal notices, with multiple arrests and accidents across towns like Warren, Jamestown, and Corry.
Dunkirk Polo Game Draws Largest Enthusiastic Crowd
Dunkirk rink hosted a record crowd for a polo match between Buffalo Team and the McDonalds of Dunkirk. McDonalds won 6 to 1 in the best two of three, with Hamilton Perry Cary and Doyle among top scorers, while Buffalo players showed sportsmanship and lively crowd support from local onlookers and visiting clubs.
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Buffalo
McDonalds
Buffalo Team
G. W. Williams
W.G. Hurlbert
J. W. Russ
HK. Williams
O. N. Kimball
J. C. Rowe
Heyl
Lamilton
Buffalo Boys
Hamilton
Cary
Perry
Buffalos
Doyle
Tle Dall
Donald
Paint
McDonaald’s
Geo. Allen
Buffalo's
Williams
McDonald's
Webster
McDonahls
Dunkirk
Buffalo’s
Hurlbert House
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Eastein
Ras
Duthern
Amrive
Dera Fe
Westheiux
Stoda
Devart
Fredonia
Wastraron
Lower Lakes
Buskirk Day
Tieursday
Evie
One Price
Erie
Dulfzlo Oat Piece Clothing Store
Centre St
Ito
Inter
Chautainyan
Jebat Crow
St. Mare’s
Dilland Convincs
Buffalo Oak Price Clothing Store
Buffalo Polois
Dr. Perkins
Center Street
Cleveland
Bradford
U.S
Reynolds
Fourth Ward
U. S
Murray
North
Jamestown
Lameritine Cole
Wellsville Free Press
Belek
Arebives
Newspapee
George Williams
The
Buffalo, Morning Times
Buffalo Polo Feam
OU. S. Pittsburgh
Walter Walters
and. P. Rowe
Humbert
Vox Popali
Alu. Eperon
Columbus Hall
St. Mary’s School
Murphy
Nelin Egan
I. N. Beers
OK Bitears
Rockport
Olean
Erie County Roller Shops
Lestie
Clyde
Grover Cleveland
M. J. Moore
Core Ayansary
Ellicott Lodge of Odd Fellows
Dimmick
Penn Yan
Ganeva
Qunoadaga County
Rover
Youngstown
Luck Hawkes
Geneva
Glade
Clark Farm
J. Cogswell
Eric Leueltturm
Jol Boyer
Brooks
Waverly
Baker
Ilis
Will Hatch
J.langon
Spring Street
Eugene J. Sperry
Dewittville
Gen. Lafayette
Meadville Daily Tribune
D.R. Barker
Warren Sunday Mirror
Carver House
Citizen’s Fuel Company
Warren
Abanday
People’s Light & Heat Company
P. A. Laffer
Meadville
Corry Herald
Erie Herald
Allen
Opera House
Taeek Depry
United States
Mar. Sisson
Patrick Powell
Farnsworth
Ivy
Dougherty
Valley Railroad
Cit
Eris
Wadsworth
Mos
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clapp
Palen
Gilson
Talamo
Pleasantville
Franklin
Riley
Evie City
Hlamot
Relion
Agister
de Loriee
Asimart Aleck
Kiltanaint
Uies
Vanderbilt
Chas. M. Brown
Greenville
Fells House
Mercer
Fredonia Censurion
J .T. Williams
Charles C. Parker
Parker
Dr. Williams
Dr. W
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Uroken
Lackey
Bullslo
Did. Perry
Jas. Hamilton
Pil. Cary
J.C. Rowe
Buffalo Legal Base
Buffalo Club
Thumbert
Smiths Mills
Phil
Cogswell
Warren Rink
Silver Creek
Balsam
John Harper
Ickets
Union
G. A. Lackey, Prop
S.M. Hamilton
Cor.Eagie and
W.third St. Dunkirk
West Shore
Buffalo Railway
Monroe
City Drug Store
Dec. Ltd
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McCarthy & Monroe
China Hall
Meriden
Roger Bro. Silver Plate Co
Royal Dresden Pottery
Royal Pottery
Worcester
Old Hall
Miller
Crown Derby
Copeland & Sons
Roger Bro
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