City Officials List With Departments and Officers
A dense roster lists city offices and personnel across mayor, street, water, police, education, fire, and county roles. It names Ward representatives, the city attorney, engineers, judges, superintendents, and department chiefs with multiple misspellings and titles, reflecting an archival bureaucratic record. The entry records departments and key staff such as Board of Education members, Water Commissioners, Fire Department heads, Deputy Sheriff, District Attorney, and Coroner. It also includes an Eastern arrive and depart schedule with times and locations for trains or buses.
Collars and cuffs and court notices in Buffalo report
Fragments note fashion lines about collars and cuffs and a bank note about trade dollars being refused at Dunkirk banks. A Buffalo Supreme Court dismissal in the Hill versus Sellew case with costs. A church bell event at a Polish church. A rowing contest between Balch and Busch for a 50 purse. A stock purchase by W C Heuser & Co and Bishop Ryan’s Buffalo visit with mass and confirmations at St Mary’s and St Hyacinth’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Buffalo
George Hill Ag'st
Ashhbel R. Sellew
Snomas Balch
Peter Busch
S. V. Ryan
St. Mary’s Church
St. Hyacinth’s
Races at Erie Yesterday Feature Winners and Times
Edwin A. won the free for air race at Erie yesterday with J. B. Thomas second. The beat time was 2.203. In the 2.37 race Tempest won with Lillie second and a best time of 2.333.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A
J. B. Thomas
Tempest
Lillie A
Expensive Mistake In Boat Theft Arrests Recounted
A report revisits a prior item about Will Thayer and Fred Bartison accused of stealing a boat from Mr. Gilson on Lake Road. The article notes Thever, son of Dan in Thayer, as D A V P Ry superintendent, aided by owner permission to move a boat, but the youths mistakenly took the wrong vessel costing $20 with no theft intent. they vow to be more careful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thayer
Fred Bartison
Gilson
Lake Road
Young Thever
Dan
Thayer
Fink’s
Fredonia
Personal Mention Highlights Guests and Visitors
Dell of Dell Tusgle & Bro visits the sanctum while Miss Lilligan Smith of Yuba City visits family. Hobart College attendees Mr. Henry Murray and Philip Bradley return after a year away. Numerous late arrivals include A T Godfrey Bradford and many others from cities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Lilligan Smith
Yuba City
Cal
A. J. Damon
Ileary Murray
Philip Bradley
Hobart College
Alumni Reunion at Nelson's Opera House Delights Dunkirk
The Dunkirk Academy Alumni Association held its fifth annual reunion at Nelson's Opera House with an instrumental and vocal program and a reunion hop. President D F Toomey opened with remarks. Belle Nelson played piano. Mrs. Wm Gibson read an 1828 Yale commencement address. a quartet consisting of Belle Dracgett, Mrs. Ellis, Henry Weiler, Julius Sevier sang a favored selection. Dell Tuttle recounted alumni memories. August Schneider sang Joe Emmett’s Swell song with encore. the event drew a full house and adjourned happily by two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson's Opera House
Dunkirk Academy
D. F. Toomey
Belle Nelson
Weber
Wm. Gibson
Yale College
Belle Dracgett
Anna Ellis
Henry Weiler
Julius Sevier
Closing exercises of St Marys Orphan Asylum and school
Jubilee Singers and a varied program by seven young Misses and sixteen more, including recitations, duets, dialogue, and choruses. Admission set at 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Doors open seven, exercises begin seven thirty Tuesday evening July 3 under the sisters of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum
Good Sisters
Sisters of the Chirch
Jubilee Singers
A. Johnson
BL. Ellis
Clara Smith
Amelia Neiser
Mary Queen of Scots
John
Tris
Pauline Polinski
Roguery Reported In Olean Case And Public Hack Fees
Last Tuesday Mrs. James Kane reported a missing gold watch. It was found with Charles Anglim, a Third street saloon keeper, who had taken it from Tarry Ousterhout as security for ten dollars. Ousterhout was arrested on receiving stolen property charges. The theft motives remain undetermined. License fees in Olean for public hacks were set at 10 per year for a two horse dray, 8 per year for a one horse dray, 5 per year for pack peddlers, Qt per day for street venders, and 1.50 per day for other street vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oasterhout
James Kane
Robin Street
Charles Anglim
Third Street
Tarry Ousterhout
Ousterhout
Olean
Berrato
Dunkirk
Centre Street
Agricultural Society of Northern Chautauqua holds 1883 meeting in Dunkirk
Executive Committee meeting in Frank Bay’s Dunkirk office on June 27, 1883, with M. Fenner On Oakley Henry J. Cranston Frank May J. T. Williams present. Bills for labor, materials, stock, printing and services were reviewed, and warrants approved to cover expenditures. Resolutions praised judges and staff, authorized fair ground superintendent, and set committee actions for Ryan grove privileges and other duties. Meeting adjourned with secretary D. F. Toomey recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society of N. C
Frank Bay
Dunkirk
N. C
ML M. Fenner
On Oakley
Henry J. Cranston
Frank May
J.T. Willams
Fenner
Mr. Oakley
Williams
Mr. Fenner
Agricultural Society of Northern Chautauqua
L. J. Sessions
Alonzo Putnam
Wm. M. Lester
Toomey
A. J. Saant
W. P. Toomey
Green
Fredonia
A. Laux
Waereis
PW. Ryan
Fair Ground Grove
Messrs. Williams
May
Ryan
D. F. Toopstry
Balltown Field Output Reaches 2500 Barrels Daily
The Balltown forest county field production has risen to 2,500 units per day and is expected to increase further. Officials note the surge reflects expanded operations and rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balltown
Forest County, Or
Close of School Alumni Meeting at Edwards Greenhouses
Alumni gathering closes school exercises and invites attendees to buy flowers and baskets for presentations. Edwards & Co offers abundant blooms, a selection of baskets from New York, and dainty, pretty designs at surprisingly low prices, with options for many corsage orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Edwards & Co
New York
Levy’s rivals undercut prices to lure shoppers away
A chaotic ad filled with exaggerated claims cites Levy’s honesty and attacks rivals for dumping goods to grab trades. It includes testimonials for Shiloh’s Consumption Cure and Catarrh Remedy, urging readers to buy at Light & Harper. A July 4 grand picnic is announced at Light Rouge Park with frequent busses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loder Hose No. 2
Light Rouge Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Zimmernisng
Lowia Johnson
McAposkey
Joan AT. Lasvelies
Lous Heyl
J.J. Tracy
S. Ward
J. Hutchinson
Eb, Alienbrand
Ward
R Randell
Frank A. Murphy
James C. Russell
W. D. Holt
Board OF Education
J. T. Williams
J. If Lascelles
F. . Murphy
J.C. Maggatt
F. May
A. Holstein
Water Commissionera
Geo. Jlabeh
John Madgan
H.G. Brooks
Fire Department
Joseph Rusch
Adolphus Keiser
John Craser
Bose
Deer
Edward C. Clemshig
Brooks
Charles Loeb
Moodey
Foreman
William Bookstorer
C. K. Abe
Biphetye
Daniel Guiney
A. Hotetein
D.s.wright
Michael Ready
John Jordan
Peter Peshong
S. M. Matteson
Sherif
CB. Uradiey
Charles Broad
HB L Wilcox
U. S
EF. J. Kidder
Walter Willains
S.french
t.5.Marshall
Ofa
Western
Fredonta
Devart
D. D. Ludiow, Jr
Ienkirk Day
The
Observer
Father Kolb
German Catholi Church
Rugg
Brooks Locomotive Works
W. C. Heuser
Ed. Everts
W.C. Heuser & Co
W. KE. Hequembourg
Lyons & Paxton
Erie
Dell
Dell Tusgle & Bro
Tittle Valley
A. T. Godfrey
Bradford
A. L. Cottrell
Irving
Geo. M. Turner
Russelville
HF. Holmes
Syracuse
J. C. Hiney
A. Solomon
Misses Nettie
Frankie Moons
Megs. Carton
Washington
D.C
James Gibson
Rochester
F. B. Greene
G. N. McPherson
Warren
H. Bouger
Cleveland
Ohio
W. F. Harkpens
C. EB. Davidson
Cincinnati
D. E. Bennett
Oil City
F.m.clark
Springfield
Mais
E. Sackett
Westfield
Brass
A.N. Mevill
Dayton
N. Y
Frank Packer
Boston
C. E. Bentley
Corry
Chas. H. Horton
A. France
Albany
Geo. R. Moore
Straw and
Hay
T. J. Werner
C.K. Abell & Son
Cary & Matteson, Nails
Dunkirk Cornet Band
F. W. Scott & Co
Nails
Farswen Asp
gCo
Robt Wilson
D. F. Toomey & Co
Boskate
John Wheeler
E. Humphrey
M. P. Toomey
T. Dewire
P. Cronin
M. Keough
Corwin
Thos. Blake
Sam Lord
Grand Stand
Jack, Mullett
W. McKinstry
W. McKinstry & Sontprint’g Tik’s 4 J.C. Frisbee
D. & F. Street Car Co
Ocidentals
Vorting
O. D. Baldwin
M. H. Taylor
L. B. Seasions
Aoe
Milton M. Fenner
Anthony Laux
Wright Ensign
Erie Hotel
A. Putnam
F. IL. Southwick
Silas M. Matteson
Clarence H. Lake
Mr. Cardock
A. G. Shephard
Chas. FL White & Co
Lyen
Kate Ton
Iamilton
Familton
Amedean and Portland Cements
Hamilton
Paris
Es Hemtorck
Ilamilton's
Lamilton
Sebo
Fromemschonkei
Levy
Center
Congress
Lincoln
Garfield
James G. Blaine
Lancaster
Meadville
B. B. Hard
N.Y
Brues
Light & Harper’s
Paint and Oil Depot
Sherwin Williams & Co
Gur Heap Garner
Wilders
H. L. Roberts
Hemlock
Nickle Plate Pot
D. D. Ludlow, Jr
Swan Street
Third
Fourth
A. F. Smith
T. F. Rox
Second and Elk
Center Street
Central Avenue
Canary Street
4Th
Sth
BE. Cook
Canary St
Ion Sale
T. WW. Wittlesey
East Fourth-st
UAL
Blossburg
Maurice Loeb
Dunkirk, N.Y
Tapf
Ont, Tun
J. A. Stape
L. P. Prichard
Tl Center
Dunkrk
Main St
Call and Ace Ua
L. P. Prichard’s
Center-st
Bunkirk
Msin-st
Carthy
Mew Fork City
McCarthy
China Hall
New York City
Wien
Geo. Il Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
Shiloh
Light & Harper
Styles
Rogan’s
Fland
Wasel
HIVE
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