Jamestown Chronicle notices bundle of town updates
Local items report health conditions and dysentery in hot weather. Names include Mayo Jones birthday and Mr A B Kinner building a neat residence near the Fair Grounds. Obscure notes mention George Alton's daughter Clira’s marriage to Will Danihue and new gas machine installations by ex Councilman Hutchinson.
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George Alton
Coracr Buffalo
Sth
Clira
Will Danihue
Jamestown
Miss Alton
Dunkirk
Wil
Hutchinson
L. J. Koch
Silver Creek
New Avenue
Koch
Mr. Hutchinson
Rock
ARTEST LOCALS. Pure Sarsaparilia for sale poster style
Advertisement fragment promotes Jood's Sarsaparilia as pure clear delightful medicine. Mentions price 200 dus and a date 31,0 with unclear details. Named brand appears without full context.
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Jeood
Mrs Robding Syrup for Children Advertisement
Advive to Mothers. Disturbed at night by a sick child crying with teething pain. Send for a bottle of Mrs Robding Syrup for Children. Cures diarrhea and colic, regulates the stomach, softens inflammation, and calms the whole system. Sold by druggists nationwide at one price. 1-21-184y1.
Read This Best Co promotes relief for nervous ailments
Marshall Michigan company advertises a thirty day trial offer for “Young Hen” products claiming to aid nervous debility rheumatism and related ailments. The deal promises a complete manhaul red asthiris and a free illustrated preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Co
Marhall
Mich
Miriny
Parlor Services and Poultry Goods Advertised in City Shops
The listing promotes hair services at A Wheeler's barber shop on Center street near the post office with shaving and salon offerings. It also advertises poultry, oysters, ham sausages and lard by Lyon Bros. and J Harper. Various patent medicines claim cures for constipation appetite loss dizziness and coughs sold by local grocers and druggists. Coal yard offers shingles posts cement lime and related building materials. Continuous notes mention Shiloh’s Cure and coughing remedies with local sellers.
Personal mentions drift through Dunkirk era notices
Local notes record many names and movements from Eaton Rapids to Buffalo and Dunkirk. People such as A E Golerick W Skidmore and Eugene Thormpoon travel or return from events. Clergy Fred Austin and editors Fox Jamestown press figures attend fairs and expositions.
Saloon Brawl Leads to Assault Charge and $1600 Bail
Last evening Mekocrmy and a friend attempted to buy beer at Joe Kunsler's saloon but were refused. A dispute escalated when Enerny drew a revolver and fired toward Kunsler, who pursued the suspect. Kunsler then arrested Enerny with help, leading to Enerny's appearance before Jiniae Darrell charged with assault in the first degree. Stearns serves as defense counsel.
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Mekocrmy
Joe Kunsler
Runsler
Mr.Kunsler
Jackie
Mr. Enerny
Kunsler
McEnerny
Prank
Weiler
Third Street
Fourth
Lion Streets
Deer Street
Mck Wat Down
Jolhur Keough
Jiniae Darrell
F. Stearns
Cadre Darrell
Court of Gyer and Terminor
Common Council Actions and Street Sewer Move
The Common Council members present review finance for small bills and warrants, refer M Keough policing dispute to police, vote Griswold street residents may connect to the sewer, order Dunkirk and Fredonia Street Railway to lower tracks, approve crosswalks, and offer a 10 reward for arrest and conviction of any trespasser at Light House Park.
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Heyl
Tliggins
Hathbun
Ahkens
Murphy
Randall
McDonough
Seybolt
Committee On Finance
M. Keough
Committee On Police
Griswold Street
Dunkirk
Fredonia Street
Council weighs extortion charge against constable Keough
A formal charge of attempted extortion was prepared against Constable Keough after he allegedly threatened to have parties arrested for excise violations unless money was paid. The Council dismissed him pending Police Committee investigation. In a separate blaze, the Webster store and boarding house in Olean burned Tuesday, with $3000 loss and five hoses saved. W. Hanifant was injured jumping from the building.
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Ain alllJavit
Keough
G. Webster
Olean
W. Hanifant
Second Day Exhibit Showcases Blooded Stock Riches
The A B C of N C reports on a second day at the fair where weather was poor yet the society delivered a superior stock exhibition. Notable displays include Durhams from F J Cranston Sheridan, Shereford from P J Cochrane Westfield, Jerseys dominating the herd, and prize Percheron Norman horses from Gibbs Skinner Sherman. Hundreds herd weight details and breeder names fill the listings, with new pens added to accommodate the crowds and a large swine, cattle, and draught mule lineup.
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Wilcox
Coe
Coruia
FL J. Cranston
Sheridan
Ellery
Mr. Cranston
Lord
Sinclairville
Tucker
Westfield
Ayrshire
A. Clark
Dunkirk
M. J. Tooke
D. Ss. Wright
Abel Dye
Forestville
South-downs
C. K. Putnam
Cassilaga
Cotswolds
L. P. Bull
Fredonia
Berkshire
N. Salsbury
Gerry
Rumsy Bros. Westfield
Yorkshires
Berkshires
A. L
Laona
Ramsey Bros
Clydesdale
Gibbs & Skinner of
Sherman
Chevalier
Powell Bros
Vicinity Haps And Mishaps In A Ragged Patchwork
A jumble of local items reports fires, accidents, and curiosities across towns. Notable notes include Randolph’s oil well gas gusher, a fatal railroad work accident at Genesee Valley, a drowning body at Grand Island, and a new Meadville newspaper venture.
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Randolph’s
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Jim
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Pega
Co JO
Lyon Bros
J. dEarper
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Hamilton
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Lynn Bros
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Cemer St
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Tom McKlvown
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M.C. Tinker
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J.T. Hoole & CO .Cor
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre Coal
Wyoming
True & Go
Augusta Maine
Russia
Turkey
Websteri
Sands New Ieal
Stan Peat
C. Merriam &Co
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Mass
ST. James Hotel
J. B. Dawkins
Prop’r
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Epicurean Depot
Ernst Hoffacker
GO PO Teleocolty
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A. Moldenhauver
McCarthy & Monroe
Fatri
McCarthy
China Hall
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