Sheriff Sale Notice in Dunkirk New York 1881
Legal notice of a sheriff sale in Dunkirk Chautauqua County by order of the Supreme Court. The property includes a lot in Dunkirk described by Webster Street and Second Street bounds and another parcel on Buffalo Street, Duffalo Street area. Auction set for October 30, 1881 at 10 AM at the office of Wilhalm Tookstaver. Also included is a personal notice from John Laslein dated September 10, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
Slut Roe Aalk
Sireet
Asnel
F. W. Hawkey
W. Sloe
Prof. Harkins
Dove Head
Ate B
Upreme
Onautavqba County
Jacob H. Ten Eyck
Leopold Gunther
Wilhalm Tookstaver
Dunkirk
Sand County
County of Chautauqua
State of New York
Charles L. Webster
Webster Street
Arid Block No.4
East Second Street
Said Street
City of
Ankirk
Buffalo Street
Front Street
Duffato Street
Charles
Merrild
Sheri
M. Marfeson
Boonstaver
Robbers Loot Night Train and Richmond Thief Shot
A Northern Pacific passenger train was robbed by two masked men amid a tunnel incident. A Salt Lake horse jockey named Twomey, returning from the Montana Territorial fair, resisted and was shot in the thigh and robbed of £90. Other reports note vigilantes recapturing horses in Montana, a wagon collision in Streator, and a Rocky Comfort postmaster’s supposed embezzlement.
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Northern Pacific
Salt Lake
Utah
Montana
Mont
Stewart
Kosas
Makien
Streator
Alton Railroad
Fred Beekendorf
Smrva
Ark
Cotter
Rocky Comfort
Artk
Swiri
C. D. Weldon
Ft. Smith
Israel Black
Arm
of Black &Co
Mr. Weldon
Corn Is King On the Chicago Exchange
Corn remains dominant on the Chicago market with September options closing up 5 cents for the session and 18 cents for the week. October gained 3 cents for the day and about 6 cents for the week, as shorts scramble and bids tighten. Wheat shows life while corn nears a premium, with notable activity from Jones & Ream and others amid fears of contract defaults and a Board of Directors review.
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Chicago Exchange
Jones & Ream
Board of
Counselman & Adams
Lord
Selchers Drowned in Landing Accident at Cherrips
Reports from Galveston dated September 73 describe a mishap during a troop landing at Cherrips where Circe officers and several men were drowned when a jaunjah capsized.
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Leta
Galveston
Cherrips
Circe
Wheat in India freight rates and American advantage
September 92 report discusses wheat freight costs from India compare with American routes. Indian rail rates per ton for various legs range from 3.27 to 7.23 dollars, while Chicago to New York rail average was 6.01 dollars per ton. Indian rates run higher per mile, with less handling in America. Includes notes on rail vs lake routes and ongoing rate reductions. Also mentions Treasury accounts and Captain Howe date, silver vault completion, Tallapoosa inquiry findings, and Lieutenant Grenly’s year one observations at Lady Franklin Bay.
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Waringaton
India
Delhi
Howrah
Tohowrah
Lahore
Kurrachee
Bombay
Rajputana
Jubbule
Chicago
New York
United States
America
Treasury Department
Treasury
TNE Tallapoosa
Court
Lady Franklin Bay
Congress
Political notes and storms hit Greenback leadership and era
George O. Jones retires as Greenback State Committee chairman after filing resolutions condemning People's Party control of the canvass. Edward Weroote is nominated for Congress in the Twentieth New York District. Charles M. Waterman accepts the vice presidential nomination by the American Political Alliance and plans a canvass. In Washington Territory George W. Buchanan, age ninety, dies. he helped fight Mormon forces and fought in Black Hawk war. In Delaware, seven convicts are whipped in New Castle, including Edward Redden and Isaac Anderson, amid a crowd of about a thousand.
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George O. Jones
New York
Greenback State Convention
Other Pointe
Arpany
N. Y
Greenback Party
Greenback State Committee
Delevan House
Mr. Jones
People’s Party
National Party
Jones
State Committee
Butler
Edward Weroote
Congress
Charles M. Waterman
United States
American Political Alliance
Ponutrtano
Ore
George W. Buchanan
Washington Territory
Tle
Pacific Coast
Buchanan
Joseph Smith
Carthage
Hea
Kelle
Witsratos
Del
New Castle
Edward Redden
Isaac Anderson
Sugar Antel
Another Lumber Fire Rages Through Cleveland District
Cleveland reports a massive lumber yard fire near Jefferson Street and Central Way at Monroe Bros. burning pine rapidly. Fire crews from multiple cities battled flames crossing to nearby yards, with 5,000,000 feet of lumber lost at Brown Strong Co and extensive damage to Monroe Brothers. Outside help arrived by evening. rails warped by heat, new track laid.
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Cleveland
Jefferson Street
Central Way
Monroe Bros
Monroe Bros. & Co
Maor Farley
Dickinson
Vaineasville
Ashtabula
Geneva
Erie
Columbus
Elyria
Sandusky
Toledo
Delaware
Monroe Brothers & Co
Browne, Strong & Co
City Fire Brigade
London
Atlas Varnish Works
North Broadway
Sino-Japan Crisis Echoes Across Canton and Khartoum
The Canton region reports Chinese forces destroyed Catholic chapels and left thousands homeless while Khartoum's siege is raised as rebels withdraw within days. Telegraphs name Sir Evelyn Bar ing as the next ambassador to Turkey, and Morier to Turkey replaces Dufferin. Paris and Naples report cholera cases and political trials in France and Italy.
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Khartoum
Loxney
Evelyn Baring
Cairo
Gordon
M. Serbia
Mr. Barrere
Lord Wolseley
Naples
Paris
Hong Kong
Canton
Franco
Khedive
Marseilles
Toulon
Alicante
Tarragona
Mm. Bouchet
Poulet
Chamber of Deputies
Red Men in Pennsylvania Terrorizes Greene County Family
Fifty armed riders in masks and red capes attacked David Barnard’s home near Brock’s post office, tarred and feathered four Barnard daughters, warned the family to leave within ten days, and fired a hundred shots as they departed. The story comes from the Democrat and cites fear of sensational disgraceful acts.
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Greene County
Warynessona
David Barnard
Brock
Offic
The
Democrat
Birnardt
Barnard
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P.O
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
Evening Observer
Chautauqua Farmer
Saturday Evening Observer
Obseryer
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Telegraphic News
Buffalo
Observer
Associated Press
Martens
Grant Hender
Fredonia
T. J. Duggan
Forestville
Toster
Westfield
Maurice Loeb
Third Street
Woo
Nlo “Do Wrough
Inferton
Ges
ALL Newsdealers
Buffata Street
N.Y
Stanley
James King
Journal
Center Street
W. Krafft
Instra
Deer St
Cor
Anten
Eane
Lathe Presbyterian Church
CG. B. Bradley
Ole
Dunkark
John Laslein
Atylea
Euro
Telegraph
Grocin Hall
Lilly
Morning Mail
Bananna
Fulton Docks
Morning Star
West Point
John AL. Harrington
Bliss Laula Zacky
Weat Point
Georgia
Clatraxcona
Tenn
Winkley
New Mexico
Idaho
Murray County
Imines
Pittsfield
Masa
G. A. Rogers
Becton
North Adams
Greylock Mountain
Rogers
Greyloch Mountain
DeWalt
MaxTriat
Harold DeWolf
Bebo Vining
Wae
Loans Point Lunatic Asylum
DeWolfe
Howard Butendent
Knave
Owrxegeville
Samuel Clay
Sallie
Wert Oldham
Misses Oldham
Clay
Miss Sallie
Vera
Uncle Sam
Sailie
Owingsville
Eipob
Mrs. Clay
Katte
Bues
Ace
Steve Moldovs
Cincinnati
Ers
Atrike Hind
Redway & Burton's
Wilhiam Resor & Co
Chamberlain Stove Company
Rae Gna
Prrrasunes
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
John Slim
John Reno
Pirriamnen
Elizabeth
Paceys
Theodore Dwyer
James Peterson
Peterson
Gouverneur Paulding
Goauvernent
Selchers
Crop Report
Department of Agriculture
Greely
Howdate
the Treasury
Secretary of War
Tlowgate
Department
Hans
Esauna
Beardalee
Elner
Mecklenburg
Schuyler County
Elmer
Frank
Eleer
St. Roca
Union Base Ball Park
C. M. Anderson
Larry Kavanaugh
Anderson
Jellairo
Kavanaugh
Taerice
Rebela
Province of
Pennsylvania
Pirrapunca
Fimes
Phillipe
Mich
W. E. Clermont
Lew Clermont
Philadelphia
Lexinoron
Frisbie & Lake
Solomon
Bursar of
Animals Industry
W. Estill
Kentucky Start Tiarn Breeders Association
Mal
George W. Boston
Constitution Street
Lighit
Heave
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