Local Officials and Citizens Gather in City Updates
A parade of city figures and residents appear in notices and notices of duty. Captain Miller is reappointed chief clerk of the railway mail service to be stationed in Buffalo. Henry Wagner plans to sell groceries as retirement. Amily club hosts a lively gathering with about fifty couples dancing. Hilton buys two large horses from Conneaut for 3500. W E Trequembourg becomes a Granger & Co salesman at 86 Seneca Street. Police Justice Durrell leaves for Chicago for railway appliances expo. Civil Justice Holstein covers during absence. Mr and Mrs Hartman relocate to the city and plan millinery and dry goods stock in the new building. Construction on Doc Emerson’s new building progresses toward completion.
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Durrell
Chicago
Howard Bros
Fredonia
Holstein
F. Hartman
Williamsport
Hartman
Doc. Emerson
Personal Mation and Eastern Motel Arrivals Report
A Buffalo based sanctum caller, Dr. J W Pond returns from Pennsylvania for an aunt's funeral. The notice lists numerous Eastern Motel arrivals including Williams Stevens Rochester Scranton and Cleveland figures among guests at Erie Hotel and related travellers from New York Toledo Syracuse and Chicago.
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J. W. Pond
Pennsylvania
Wim. Brogan
R. Brogan
New York
Thomas Stevens
Rochester
W. M. Dolling
Scranton
C. C. Spenston
Cleveland
John Thompson
T. A. Rofty
Buffalo
Daniel Sholter
Detroit
D. E. Springer
Toledo
F. H. Holman
Syracuse
William Jackson
James Stanton
William Gibson
Chicago
Denis Colly
Toronto
James C. Ward
T. C. Colman
Erie Hotel
BE. Emil Buffalo
Louis A.barmore
Fredonia
H. GC. Champion
W. Reynold Toledo
W. H. Hamilton
J. M. Boman
Jamestown
W. Hume
Eric
J. Swarts
North East
C. T. Small
Boston
J. Southermer
Mrs. Gould
Hinsdale
Jas. Jordan
Besver
John Kellner
Local Trotting Stock At Johnsons Training Stables
Reporter visits John Johnson horse trainer on Central avenue and views several sleek fine trotters. Stock undergoing daily training with two colts owned by Henry Sylvester, a mare owned by Chief of Police John Jordan, and a horse owned by Dan Toomey. Johnson expects entries in the circuit this fall to showcase speed and training.
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the Observer
John Johnson
Central Avenue
Jobusores
Henry Sylvester
Boniface
John Jordan
Cougersman
Dan Toomey
Johnson
Painter Willian Tebo Arrested in Assault Case
Officer Jordan arrested painter Willian Tebo for assault and lautery on a fellow painter. Charges were withdrawn if he paid the costs. Eleven year old Andrew Giebe was arrested for stealing coal from a car near Dun kirk Warren shop and discharged on promise of better behavior.
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Willian Tebo
Jordan
Andrew Giebe
Dunkirk & Warren
Allegany Exodus and Local News From Dunkirk May Week
A cluster of short items notes a family fleeing Allegany for Machina amid scarlet fever deaths, a train connection Dunkirk to Fredonia, a Dunkirk Fire Association meeting, a St Stanislaus excursion to Buffalo, a new insects book for fruit growers, and a Mayville liquor suit witnesses who fled to Pros tract catching a northbound train in twenty four minutes.
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Liav
Ellicottville
Allegany
Machina
Randolph
Mayville
Forestville
Local Gleanings from Erie and Chautauqua Notes
Thirteen unmarried clerks were discharged by the Erie from Salamanca freight office and given free passes to any destination. Chau tauqua sees 75 families with more arrivals daily. A garbage wagon began rounds Friday and will run until fall. True and Allan, Union City youths, caused $75 in damages in Corry. At East Aurora cheese sale 2,500 boxes sold at 14.5 cents per pound for combinations: Clearfields to C B Pierce, Marshfields to H D Barnes. Market weak. Dr Dwight Gray of Cambridge Pa cleared of murder charges in Meadville trial. costs taxed to Gray. Mail route Jamestown to Mayville on Chautauqua Lake awarded to Capt W W Wetfield for two daily tours in July and August. Mrs Sarah J re of Conneaut asks Erie county poor directors about Alsop Sage who wandered away and has memory loss. Sage recently in Alms House, found wandering near Erie railroad yard, unable to account for home. Saxe could not locate relatives. A letter from Secretary Nason to a rich brother in Luona Chautauqua county ends with unclear postscript.
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East Aurora
C.B. Pierce
H. D. Barnes
Sarah J. Re
Conneaut
Uhe
Erie County
Alsop Sage
Sage
Ms. Sage
Erie
Saxe
Nason
Tynas
Luona
Chautauqua County
Teo Civerd
Masonic Directory Listing May Mention Dunkirk Council
Ceys 7 Masonic Directory lists Dunkirk Council KR I M Stated assemblies first Wednesday in each month. BL L. Harrison, T. 1. M2 Charles Blood, recorder.
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Dunkirk
Dunkirk Counc
I.M
L. Harrison
Charles Blood
Dunkirk Commandery
Wearn
E.C
Raikes
Local notice from Dunkirk merchants and property listing
M Shehan announces an arrangement with J B Haynes at 69 Center street to remain a season. Old friends and customers are invited to inspect large cheap goods. Also listed are coal and lumber yards, a portrait at Gif ford's Art Gallery, and a handsome Avenue residence with 90 by 180 foot lot and fruit trees. Further details at Third street business. Wx Macxzr.
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M. Shehan
69 Center
Dunkirk
Haynes
Gale
Center Street
Third Street
Wx. Macxzr
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Jamos C. Russell
W. D. Holt
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H.G. Brooks
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L. Heel
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C. K. Abell
Mighrays
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Wroght
Michael Ready
Peter Peshong
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Charles Tand
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Dare
Hilton
Sinclaiville
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A. J. Miller
Railway Mail Service
Henry Wagner
Second Street
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Seneca Street
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