City Directory Friday June 29 1883 Officials and Fire Department
City officials listed include Mayor Zimmerenn Cleré-Loula Johnson City Treasurer Joan WY Lascelles Ward councilmen and city attorney W K Hott. Fire Department names Josefa Roser chief and four companies led by Foremen Keiser Craser Clemets Loch. Addresses Center Third Fourth near Deer and Deer Street show station locations.
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Win
Zimmerenn
Cleré—Loula Johnson
Wheel
Louis McCroskey
Treamhrer
Joan WY. Lascelles
Lat
Louis Ileyl
J.J. Jacy
J. Hutchinson
E. Alenbrand
E.D. BR. Randell
Frank J. Murphy
D. F. Toomey
James C. Russell
W. K. Hott
Fire Department
Josefa Roser
Rose
Lion
Adolphus Keiser
West
Center St
John Craser
Hove
Deer
Edward C. Clemets
Brooks
Charles Loch
Book $ Ladder Co
Jasy
FreDonta Arrival and Departure Notice
Partial timetable note shows the names Gita and Muse with times 2530 p.m. and 2 Jon. The fragment indicates a travel schedule entry with prices and destinations, but legible details are scarce.
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Fredonta
Gita
Muse
Announcement of new circulator for subscriptions
A local notice announces that subscriptions are available only through D. D. Ludlow Jr as circulator or at the office, restricting where subscribers may pay and receive service.
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D. D. Ludlow, Jr
Five Cent
MLC. FE. Smith
Fragmented notes and local notices from a 19th century page
A collection of personal acknowledgments and property remarks appears beside sharp critique of a visiting group. Items include thanks for bouquets, notes on local buildings, cigar brands, store openings, and a critical report from a Silver Creek correspondent about the Knights of St Aloysius faulting decor and property damage.
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Silver Creek
Advertiser and Union
Knights of St. Aloysius
Dunkirk
Lee
Police Court Arrests Over Drunkenness and Goods Charge
Harry Ousterhout was arrested by officer Keough for drunkenness and fined ten dollars. He was rearrested for receiving Molen goods and placed under eight hundred dollar bonds which he furnished for appearance at the higher courts.
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Harry Ousterhout
Keough
Erie Races Report From Erie Meeting Day Three
Yesterday marked the third day of the Erie races with Tony Newell winning first in the 2 24 class and St. Cloud and Ina taking second and third. The best time recorded was 2 25. In the 2 30 race Lady Leach Bonnoke L and Nellie G. finished first second and third with a best time of 2 52. A Meadville dispatch notes Dan Rice delivering prayer and exhortation at Nathan's circus and raises questions about his sobriety.
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Erie
Tony Newell
St. Cloud
Ina
Lady Leach
Bonnoke L
Nellie G
Meadville
Dan Rice
Personal Mentions and Events at Local Hotels
Local society notes list residents and visitors in Bradford and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Geo Seybelt, Mr Phelps of Olean, Miss Satie Perkins of Buffalo, Mrs Brown, Mrs Ire D Griggs, Bra D A Slawson, Mr Chas Phelps of Hornellsville, and ex mayor Mulholland. Also noted are visits by Dr Isaac L Peet and Edward Isham party, graduates from Vassar visiting Miss Jessie C Williams, and late arrivals at Eastern and Erie hotels. Evening program details include speeches, music, and diploma presentations with receipts of about $90.
Annual Commencement at Daniirk Free Academy Holds Full House
Last evening the twenty-fifth annual commencement of the Daniirk Free Academy was staged at the Opera house with a packed audience from gallery to parlor. Students performed songs and essays under Prof Kraitt and speakers included Supt Babcock and board officials J T Williams and J H Enscelles, with Miss Clara Koch delivering a recitation and several graduates presenting essays on associates and self reliance followed by a charming violin rendition by Little Maggie Waldron and pianist Edwin Isham.
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Nellie
Edwin Isham
Malel W. Williams
Fink
Annie Kidder
Amelia Heuser
Belle Fink
Board of Education
Daniirk Free Academy
Opera House
Damon
Kraitt
Babcock
J.T. Williams
J. H. Enscelles
Clara Koch
Margery Grey
Maggie Waldron
Mary Meakfin
Persion
Pauline Polinski
Defton Woods
Isabel T. Hilliard
Easay
Belle Droege
Maud Chapman
Laura Ochm
Misa Nellie Holland
A Kentucky Romance Ends in an Elopement and Odd Twist
A Kentucky romance from a county neighborhood tells of two brothers courting two sisters, parental opposition, a planned elopement, and a prank where the groom mistakenly marries the wrong woman who then agrees to wed him. The elder brother later takes the other sister, completing a tangled family union amid local gossip. Also notes creamery sales at 214 and 214.5 cents and Chautauqua updates with Miller appointments.
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Our
Paradise
Falmouth C&y
Dunkirk Advertiser Lures with Low Prices and Guarantees
Local merchants in Dunkirk trumpet deep discounts on cement, lumber, tiles, and clothing at Hamilton and Burraco stores. The notice proclaims price leadership, guarantees satisfaction, and promises no pressure on customers while urging examination of goods and prices.
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Hamilton
Peter Croruxe
Borraco
Dunkirk
Centre Street
Levy
Gott
Dun-kirk
Warren company gains permit to lay gas pipes in Warren
The Warren company of capitalists plans to bring natural gas to James town for heating and illuminating purposes from Pennsylvania. It has been granted permission to lay its pipes in Warren streets if wrought iron pipe is used.
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Warren Company
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Seen Bera J.T. Williams
J. H. Lascelles
F. A J. Haggett
F. May
A. Holstein. Sock
Poarg
Water Commissioners
M-Abeouf
John Madapo
H. &. Brook
Beggs
Miner
L. Fey
WT. Colman
T. Willan
J. GC. Richardson
William Koo
Tsookataver
Romatone
Daniel Guiney
Kort A. Wietstein
Dr. Wright
Me Mickack
Matadles
John Jordan
Peter Peshong
MM. Matteson
C.B. Bradler
Charles Blood
E. L Wilcox
Southern
Arkive
Foo
JOD. ML
Western
Punkirk Day
the Observer
Eric
Frank Trendricks
Patrick Mulqueen
Third Street
John Desmond
Fifth and Lion
John Thompson
Archive
Geo, Seybelt
Brad
Ford
Franklin, Pa
Phelps of
Olean
George French
Satie Perkins
Buffalo
City
Bradford
Ire D. Griggs
Limestone
D. A. Slawson
Perrysburg
B. R. Gifford
Chas. Phelps
Hornelsville
More & . Smith
Mulholland
C. L. Sherman
North Collins
Mr. Tucker
Griswold Street
Isaac L. Peet
N. Y
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Europe
Edward 8. Isham
Chicago
Lincoln
George P. Isham
Central Avenue
Vicinity
N. ¥. Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Dr. Peet
Adelaide Swift
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Annie Bailey
Cleveland, Q
Vassar College
Jessie C. Williams
Eastern Hotel
H. L. Howe
Wife
Pine Valley
J.C. Henderson
London
Wm. Bently
Ouconta
1. Graves
South Bend
E. D. Stevens
Boston
J.C. Johnson
Harpers Landing
J. Armstrong
J. Teachant
Cleveland
A. Banford
Batavia
W. P. Toomey
G. A. Thompson
Hornellaville
H. Warner
Lizzie Warner
J. N. Jewell
Cattaruugus
H. Everett
Hornellsville
J. E. Uarey
New York
L. L. Smith
Jno
Penn
Oil City
P. W. Ennis
Thos. B. Farington
Trandolph
Chautauqua Democrat
Miller
Chautauqua Assembly
Sr. Warren
G. W. Gifford
W. W. Carlin
T. J. Flood
Messia
J.P. Hunt
E.R. Whiteside
P.M. Wright
Department of Order
Ab-Lyon Brothers
Namilton
American and Portland Cements
Paris
Michael Loeb
John Promenschenkel
Center
Congress
Garfield
James G. Blaine
Lancaster
Geo. N. Thayer
Bourbon,nd
Shiloh
Light & Harper
Light & Harper’s
Paint and Oil Depot
Sherwin Williams & Co
Bax Heap Sorner
Af Uilders
H. K. Robits
Nickle Pistelepot
Swan Street
A. F. Smith
Eik
J.J. Tracy
Canary Street
4Th
Sth
E. Cook
Ganary St
Ae Sale
T. H. Witttesey
East Fourth-st
Ti Abituminous
Blossburg
and Britts
Cal. of
Maurice Loeb
CH. C. H. South
L. P. Prichard’s
C. O. D. Clothier
Genter St
Moaia St
Fredonia
Bunkirk
Main St
Styles
Danforth & Co
Rogan
J. A. Stapf
Bdonkirk
China Hall
New York City
McCarthy
Center Street
Lars
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