Power of Strength abroad and local product ads
Local column notes a slogan about strength abroad and lists products including Hood's Sarsaparilla with ten tires as much used at home as elsewhere. Advertisement items note Parillon Catarru Conk and Parillox Coun manufactured by Papillion Manufacturing Co Chicago Ts and sold by Jagon Bros Light Harper.
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Hood
Lowell
Papillion Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Jagon Bros
Light & Harper
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Children
Public notice-style text promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy claiming instant relief for sick crying children. It touts cures for dysentery and diarrhoea, stomach regulation, wind colic, gum softening, reduced inflammation, and overall energy, noting pleasant taste and US origin with 25 cents price. Also advertises Buffalo One Price Clothing Store offerings at 47 Center Street.
Hamilton's Coal Yard Ad For Spring Stock Goods
Coal Wood and Lumber shingles lath red cedar chestnut posts at Hamilton's Coal Yard cor Eagle and West 3rd Sts lime and cement sewer pipe drain tile fire brick plaster Paris plaster land plaster phosphates andc at Hamilton's Coal Yard cor Eagle and W 3d streets Spring stock of patterns overcoats just received by Carl Schauer agt third street to be made up in latest styles and at lowest prices please call and examine goods before purchasing
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Hamilton
Cor
Eagle and
West 3Rd Sts
Paris
Eagis
Carl Schauer
Agt
Third Street
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Ad Promises Low Prices
An advertisement from a Buffalo store on Center Street touts a variety of new styles at very low prices. All items are marked in plain figures with no misrepresentation, inviting shoppers to the Buffalo center street shop.
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Wats
Capa
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store
Center Street
Buffalo
One Price Clothing
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Reopens With Large Assortment
The Buffalo One Price Clothing Store announces a new and large stock of clothing, slits caps and geats with furnishing goods. They invite inspection and guarantee prices lower than ever. Located at 47 Cen. sirect Que.
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Buffalo One Price Clothing
Some Very Hard Nuts to Crack in Sewing Machine Fight
A railing note on imitation Singer machines versus rivals after the Chicago fire relic committee provided sewing machines to needy women. In 1883 the Dunkirk office sold 487 Singer Machines while 2945 applicants received machines. 2427 chose Singer and 517 chose others. The piece questions why the public favors Singer and why imitation firms fail.
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Singer
Chicago
Relic Committee
Dunkirk
Singer Mile, Co
Conter
Dunixcire
T. H. Patter
M’gr
Notice and subscription policy of the Kvesex Observer
The Kvesex Observer issues a notice about private wire connections and requests honest community messages. It specifies that stoppages or ads must be directed to the office and that subscription payments must be made before stoppage actions. The paper notes responsibility lies with payments to Harry Martin, the circulator, or the office. job printing orders are accepted by telephone and promptly carried out.
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Kvesex
Wae
Harry
Martin
Jon Paistixe
Now she is are dut of mud and the poet goes to story
A fragmented column of verse and notices lists auctions real estate transfers and local chatter. Items include sale notices for homes on Robin and Lien streets, inquiries to local residents, an erroneous report about the Hurlbert House enlargement, craft instructress Mrs White, and auction results from Rev W A Sellen. Also retail dazzle and humor quotes mix with church news and public sentiment on gambling rooms.
Personal mentions and social notes from Jamestown area
Mer C B Bradley is in Buffalo. Mr T T Danforth left for the east on a short vacation. Five Royal fraud bell fringe rs were at the Mr¢ today. W If Courtney roadmaster for the te B and M S took dinner at the mie. Mrs Erastus Brown left for Mornellsville for about three weeks. Jamestown Journal reports Joe Dunkirk registered at the Hum phey house. Mr James McCarthy entertained Frank May John H Lascelles and Frank Mulette at dinner at the Hurlbert House. Mr Adolph G Koch chairs Germania masquerade procession committee. Rev W L Austin plans to take family to Baltimore then West Virginia and St Louis, absent weeks. Rev Wm Martin to occupy pulpit. Mr and Mrs Chas Cor left for Salamanca. Charlie will go to Dakota, met by Charley Arnold and J W Dinsdale. Mrs Cor stays in Salamanca till May 1 then joins husband in Dakota. M Sussowski fined 3 00 by Police Justice Durrell for meal circus mis trief. A joke about a baby and sleep. A Russian count, found a waiter in Boulder Colorado, bragging of useful act. A Boston Post note. A compositor comments on Horace Greeley manuscript with a Biblical wall pun.
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W. L. Austin
Baltimore
West Virginia
St. Louis
Jas. H. Brooks
Wm. Martin
Chas. Corf
Bradford
Salamanca
Charlie
Dakota
Charley Arnold
Silver Creek
North East
J. W. Dinsdale
Vicinity Haps and Mishaps Chronicle County News
Sheriff Merrill houses sixteen boarders at the county jail. John Smallwood, once Ripley’s wealthiest citizen, died Monday night. Frazer of Fredonia assigned his estate to Geo. N. Frazine. Mrs. Chas Grant of Jamestown inherited $10,000 from a Rochester relative. John S. Ehirley jailed in Erie for embezzling town taxes with $600 bail. Dewey Williams and Wheeler Rover mills burned at Waterford, losses about $25,000. Ernest Warren identified Muir as assailant in Corry garroting. Muir bail set at $2,000. Mrs. L Hart of Union City shot herself. two Hart boys in penitentiary for Lincolnville riot. Sherman dairy butter reserves in March 96 at 28 to 30 cents. Clymer receipts: sixty bees at 26 28 cents. Eddie Parker, 11, shot in Franklin street. revolver misfired. Parker died. Ortin Farrell near Wellsville, wife and two young children died by gunfire. mother later died. Farrell and partner had lived together eleven years. mother displayed insanity for over a year.
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L. Hart
Union City
Hart
Lincolnville
Becaihe
Ortin Farrell
Wellsville
Anot
Farrell
Republican Caucus at City Hall and Sinclairville
A Republican caucus will be held at City Hall on Tuesday at seven thirty for selecting delegates to the Congressional convention and the district convention at Sinclairville. The event calls for attendees to participate in the party process and determine representation.
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Deleganes
Sinclairville
Chairman Kay's Open Letter on Fredonia Post Office
J W Kay chairman of the Executive Committee Veterans Rights Union writes to Fredonia citizens praising Sid R Wilson and urging enforcement of the civil service law. He asserts Wilson’s fitness and cites two thirds of voters endorsing him while defending G A R integrity and calling for respected, capable officials aligned with national law. Kay signs from Brooklyn with a pledge to disclose more facts if needed.
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J. W. Kay
Veterane Rights Union
Fredonia
Sid R. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Congress
Tom
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Miss Pemberton
P. O
Dos. W. Kay
Veterans Rights Union
Prince Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
City Charter Committee to Meet for July Draft
Work for the Committee of Fifteen to draft a city charter meets Saturday at ten in W. W. Holt's office on the matter for presentation to the legislature. The panel will also consider citizen suggestions with a priority on adding five supervisors, seven if possible, and lists the representatives from Jamestown and others to advance the cause.
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Common Council
W. W. Holt
Jamestown
Dunkirk
A. J. Avery
M. L.hinman
H. J. D. Miner
M. Hamilton
P. Murquees
E. Allenbrand
G. Brooks
W. T. Colman
3. M., Smith
Geo
P. Iaham
J. C. Haggett
Geo. P. Saunders
Value of United States real estate and farms compared
The farms of the United States are worth 310,197,000,000 while all other real estate stands at 9,891,000,000. Railroads and equipment total 5,336,008,000 and mines including petroleum wells and quarries are valued at 790,000,000. New Jersey holds the most valuable farming land, and the average national acre is 10.03 while the New Jersey acre is 9.15.
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United States
New Jersey
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W. A. Sellen
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Frank I. Mulette
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Adolph G. Koch
Germania
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Justice Durrell
Boulder, Col
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Chas. Grant
Rochester
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Glenn
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Ernest Warren
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Dunkirk, N. Y
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Danforth & CO
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China Hall
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