Springlike Plums and Summer Anticipation in Buskirk
A fragmented local notice from Buskirk mocks the calendar with a playful forecast of spring and summer, referencing the peculiar season shift and the coming holidays. It includes an advertisement for sanitary plumbing and a sale at Buffalo One Price Clothing Store offering deep spring discounts. The snippet also notes Langworthy’s patient visits at the Eastern Hotel on the 17th to 19th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroy's
Buffalo
One Price
Center St
Dunkirk
N.Y
Lyceum entertainment and local notices in Dunkirk
Lyceum to night features the Fredonia Quartette and violin solos by Prof Baker. Common Council meets with Mayor Minman absent. Various locals travel and attend events at the Erie and Eastern venues. Admission 95 cents adults and 10 cents children. Community meetings of the Y M C A and Knights planned tonight and next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ylources
Lyceum
George Peck
M'sa Elizabeth St. Nichols
Wentfield
Cts
Upiwards
Erie
Fredonia Quartetic
Common Council
Minman
New York
Us. Cruser
Alany
George Gage
Llonnellsville
George C. Wyman
F. G. Uwolman
Buffalo
D. G. Pierce
Syracuse
J. D. McMullen
Rochester
A.§. Donovan
J. A. Purcell
Binghamton
St. James
Jessie Badger
Carrollton
Prof. Baker
Lyceum Entertainment
I. D. Wiley
West Point
R.a.wochtetter
T. A. Hagerty
Union City
Chautauqua
Hurlbert
H. P. Monroe
Saratoga Springs
T. M. C. A. Lyceum
Stillman
Knights of Putbiss
P. T. Dunger
G.w-French
Russell
T. A. Thomas
J. ©. Crosby
Ashtabula
E. P. Thomas
Lady
R. H. Grant
Philadelphia
Liedertafal of
Germania
Fourth Street
M.C. A
Dunkirk
Opera
Dara Floral Vineen
J. W. Cotton
Mesdames Howe and Brown
Polo Rivalry Ends in 3 1 Gloucester Loss
Gloucester polo teams fell to Excelsiors of Olean by 3 to 1. At Silver Creek Friday the B Bs edged Gloucester as both sides scored once. a disallowed Gloucester goal kept the official score 1 to 1. The Swan Street team tied Dovre Street 1 to 1 as darkness halted play.
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Gloucester Polo
Excelsiors
Olean
Silver Creek
B. B.s
Gloucesters
Gloucester
Swan Street
Dove Rtreet
Governor signs 357 bills including fishing restriction
The Governor yesterday completed winter legislation by approving 357 bills, five more than last year. Among the acts is No. 536 prohibiting fishing by means other than angling in Chautauqua lake. Also passed was the Hornellsville charter amendment. Fifty six bills remain unacted and are killed, including Dr Williams’ Walnut Creek straightening project and a law validating Police Justice Hanks acts in Wellsville.
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Chautauqua Lake
Hornellsville
Dr. Williams
Trustees of
Silver Creek
Walnut Creek
Justice Hanks
Wellsville
Sale of Fine Stock by Rumsey Bros at Westfield
Rumsey Bros. of Westfield sold 16 head of Devon cattle to E. Knox of Independence Missouri. The sale includes Marquis 2d, a two year old bull weighing about 1400 pounds. Knox plans to establish a large herd among Herfords Short Horns and Polled Angus. Rumsey recently purchased a Devon cow bred by the Queen of England imported for Canada’s Experimental Farm at Guelph, dam of Marquis 2d, touted as the finest Devon bull of the age in the country.
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Rumsey Bros
Westfield
E. Knox
Independence
Knox
England
Guelph
Harbor dredge work extends beyond red stake
The dredge is now at work farther out than before beyond the first red stake. The propeller Yosemite with the barge Walbridge left Sunday afternoon. It stopped near the end of the breakwater for half an hour and threw over an anchor to fix machinery. The pile driver operates near the breakwater's western end as rotted cross-pieces are replaced.
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Yosemite
Walbridge
Misguided Vengeance and a Bank Scandal Debate
A reader defends depositors of Miner's Bank and questions Mr Miner’s conduct after a bank robbery and alleged embezzlement. The letter accuses Miner’s circle of thriving on workers’ savings while urging accountability, earlier law, and public scrutiny. The writer cites Dunkirk, Inez Burns, and Burns to condemn inhumanity.
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Epitos OssEnver
Monroe
Miner
Nanan
Inez
Elergy
Abell
Dunkirk
Paradise
Bkonor
Burns
Minos
Lambert pleads guilty in bribery case at county court
E J Lambert of Watts Flats pleads guilty to bribery indictments and is fined 500. Judge Lambert notes his age spares prison as his grey hairs count against confinement. Benjamin Elliott fined 30 for disorderly conduct. Crossman forgery case opens. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads tout cures and demand.
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E. J. Lambert
Watts Flats
Jutfords
Lambert
Benjamin Elliott
Tarbox cheese sold at Board of Trade June 14
H A Tarbox sold 35 boxes of fall cream cheese at the Sinclairville Board of Trade on June 14. The cheese, made at the Chautangus factory by Tarbox, is not adulterated by coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Tarbox
Board of Trade
Sinclairville
Tets
Chautangus
Mr. Tarbox
Bosa
Aoe
The Weaker Sex Strengthened by Favorite Prescription
An old advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures female derangements and tones the system, sold by druggists.
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Pierce
Boats to Let and Fishing Trips Offered by Bucher Thompson
Parties seeking fishing trips should contact Bucher & Thompson at Englested foot. They offer new boats and experienced guides for parties, plus fine boats for pleasure rides. Also promoting Burdock Blood Bitters as a ton ic for system renovation and blood purification with testimonials. The largest country newspaper for one dollar a year is the Duxxrick and NAL Read Monroe's ad on this page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucher & Thompson
Englested
Tae
Duxxrick An Nal
Death of a pioneer widow and local obsequies life of 87 years
Frances Eaton, widow of John Pope of Villenova and Hanover, died June 4 at 87. A descendant of revolutionaries born in New Haven, she helped settle western New York from Alleghany to Buffalo. Devout, she served her church, raised a family, and faced death with prayers for heaven. Her funeral was preached by Rev. Squier from Luke 10:42.
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Wilhelmina Koepke
Mr. Scheuermann
Willie
Pitt
Binck
Droczert
Supreme Court
Duffalo
Lewis
George H. Mefved
Jon Little
Drs
Gg Boer
Erie
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua Lake
C. C. Curtis
Frances Eaton
John Pope
Villenova
Hanover
New Haven
Conn
New York
Alleghany
Ohio
Buffalo
Lakes
Jerusalem
Mr. Squier
Mary
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Ross A
Alr
Maurice Leel
Seler Weiler
Hon
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Buskirk Local News
Chrieymas
Sewkenc
Arthur Peters
Chicago
Liverpool
Peters
Jon Norton
The
Friendly Inn
Polo
Rm the Harbor
Miner’s Exchange
Hood
Isi
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowelli Mass
County News
Danforth S&co
Farlor
M. Loeb’s
Center Street
William Windsor
Paris Green
Canada
Mary Grogan
Patrick Lyon
Tonawanda
George P, Prince of LaRoy
Eee
COAL
S.M. Hamilton
Cor,Eagle and
W. Third St. Dunkirk
Rice & Abell
Ath A Center
People’s Grocer
James C. Russell
N. J. Jackson & Co
Coal & Wood
East Front Street
Buffalo Street
Walter Finkel
Apa
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