City Directory snapshot shows local officials and visitors
A January 25 1883 city directory lists mayor Mullodanet clerk Colgan street commissioner McCroakey treasurer Lascelles and ward officials. It notes police justice Darrell board of education superintendent and various county and state officers plus frequent mentions of arrivals visitors and local business changes and a Knights Templar conclave with officers, toasts, and a Brooks Locomotive works visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Mullodanet
J. H. Colgan
Louis McCroakey
Fl. Lascelles
Cobb
J. W. Pond
Ity
W Alter Scott
W. F. Darrell
Dunkirk
Knights ‘Templar
Asylum Masonic Hall
Perry] Stowell
Gencesec
Lockport
Hawley Klien
Albert Jones
HW. A. Noble
Offake
Erie
Buffalo
Mt. Olivet
Hugh de Payens
Tancreed
Ouawa
King
Omar
Elmira
St John's
Glean
Home
Citizens Club
Sir Knight
E. F. Crane
Baptist Church
Ciy
St. Omar Commandery
Morgan
Brooks Locomotive Works
Hecht
H. Sherman
Capuiin Gener
Carney
Recorder
Olean Guard Highlights Local Property Custodian’s 12 Years
Dan Allen of Olean protected a manufacturing firm's property for 12 years without incident. John Hinley of Scio, aged about 54, traveled to Bradford for a spree and died from head injuries, with foul play suspected. Olive Hall, farmer near North East, faced a cruelty charge after cows starved and two cats died. fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Allen
Olean
John Hinley
Scio
N. V2
Bradford
Afon
Olive Hall
North East
Tucasay
E. K. Nason
Buffalo One Price Clothing Sale at Centre Street
Informal notice states Buffalo One Price Clothing Store at 47 Centre Street selling winter stock to make room for spring. Special clothing sale advertised with quick closeout on men’s items and a vacant house and lot on Railroad Avenue. Office address listed as G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mechain
Lion
Dr. Emerson
Charley Fell
Second
Fels
Jax Winters
Gidkey
Fourth Street
Dr. Ailing
W.T. Colman
Jewell
Buffalo One Price Clothing
Centre Street
M. Stelax
Center Street
Railroad Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newspa
Evening Observer
Board OF Education
J.ep. Wiliams
J. Lancelles
F . Murphy
J.C. Haggen
F. May
A. Holstein
JW. Babcock
of Schoola
Board OF Water Commissioners
George M. Adell
John Madigan
I. G. Ibricks
Pire
Josefn Kusch
Chirt
Hose
Thirai
Chas. Gratl
Fovean
Fire
Center St
John
Don- Bora
Foreman
Brooks Hose
Cli Hook & Ladd
Moodey
ePace
Dias Phoisteity
Ferante
Cala
William Kookariver
Frea G. Wyman
Conmisican Oof
Johpsonnowa Botce
The
Peace
A. Holatelo
David
Wright
Pie Master
Pomsdaakie
Censtuite
Doli Joraan
M. Mullean
Shea
Brodley
Bloat
Wilcos
Superintendent of the Poor
U.S
PP. Kidder
Walter Willams
Fos. French
Marehall
Dod, Gleo
A. Desart
USO
Fredonia
Gilb
Depar
Clarence Khrep
P.M
Will
Colgan
Knights of 51
Patrick
Thomas Burke
Amity Club
Hilton
E. J. Horton
H.C. Buffington
Mesux
John A. Colgan
B. For Stuariay
Forestville
Mikk Libbie Gibbs
Albion
Orleans County
Dr. MeeWharf
Second and Dove Streets
Geo. By ‘Sham
Q. W. Cutter
Leekport
Dunkirk Commandery No. 46
Charles D. Griggs
U.S. Express Offee
Buffalo Street
Mr. DD. T. Seeley
Vist
George Moore
Eilas Carrington
Sheridan House
Lion Street
Meday
Jamestown Journal
BF. W. Conn
N.Y
Jamestown Exchange
Hhis
Pot. Sherman
KR. Baker
H. L. Roberts
Titusville
J.C. Jackson
Toledo
James P. Purdy
Edward Daniels
Rochester
George French
Chicago
Eastern Hotel
All. Smith
J. Wilson
Henry
Toneana
John Probensherkel
Freddackle
Arcide
Jackle
Ishmal
Rene
T.T. Danforth
Me. Donald & Co
Oiis City
Vermont
Kentucky
Tenneasey
Washington
United States of
Jaeaeetdy
Danforth
Iden
Ninae
Britain
Pittsburgh & Western Company
Madam Burnham
Ean
Master Forest
Cheney
Meadville News
Daniel McHigh
Mary Haltlick
Mell
Helmer
Andrew Fr. Showers
Woodhull. iv
U. S
Albany
Brntt
Gito ‘Ford
Tames Hoiatetin
Fox Street
iBourth
T. J. Scully
Lion and
Second Streets
Ite
China Hall
Broadway
New York
Ares Case
Sg Son Wits
Light & Harper
Lion and Third Sts
Depot
Gent’s Fine Goods
Ces
McDonald & Co
Dunkirk & Rochester
E. C. Perry & CO
O McDougall & Avery
Dunkirk Gas Light Company
D&c
Brussels
Hamburgs
O. R'Oakley
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