Farmer's Club Notes Seeks Larger Turnout and Speakers
The Farmer's Club reports growth in its organs and vigorous infancy but laments low attendance. Mr Brondage of Steuben was promised to speak on taxation but illness kept him away. Next Alfred Centre meeting February 6 discusses wintering horses with the Register and Friendship farmers expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brondage
Steuben
Angelica
Brandage
Alfred Centre
J. R. Common
National
Stop Rares
Cuba Summit News Friends Visit and Local Notes
Mrs Lucius Clark returned home after a week with friends at Switchs Mills New York. R F Ricketts of East Granger visited Miss Ida Smalley for the holidays. Cliff Ruckle came back from Dansville after a week away. Mrs P A Newton and son with Mr and Mrs A J Smalley spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs 38 D Weatherby of Allentown. Mrs Robert Dalton of Belvidere visited here week before last. J C Holden and wife visited friends at Alfred Centre New Years. Will Graham home from Kendall Pa for Christmas may move there in spring. The telegraph office has been painted inside and out a secretary etc. The boys have the slickest office on the division. Mr Lucius Clark and wife spent New Years with Mr Tean Clark at Richburg 1 I K THERE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Clark
Switch’s Mills
N.Y
J. C. Holden
Alfred Centre
Will Graham
Kendall
Tean Clark
Richburg
Friendship Notice From The Register
The fragment reports a local notice from Friendship New York with dated entry January 10. It names editor George W Pries and mentions the publication The Register. Specific details are unreadable due to damaged OCR.
Tax reform and school site debates ignite Allegany meeting
The article discusses McCottrell's plan for a single annual state levy to replace three taxes and three collection times, urging simplification. It also covers school building needs, site debates between west and east village districts, and local political commentary on upcoming elections and public figures. George V. Forman donates land for a library in Olean as the community seeks funds for a public library endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCottrell
Ben Harrison and national politics debated in era opinions
The piece satirically weighs cabinet pressure and entreaties to join the President's team. It notes Harrison's upcoming inauguration and compares age records of past presidents while discussing banking growth and political reform debates across Allegany County.
Court News Highlights Several Large Verdicts and Delays
Milton W. Mays of Bradford won a 33000 verdict against TLC Pratt Rea of the B E c RR for causing the death of Miss Louie Mays on the Little Genesee road in May 1885. Chas F Thurston of Friendship and The Equitable Accident Insurance Co of Binghamton saw his case over for term. The big dispute of 4000 between First National Bank of Union Mills Pa and Judson H Clark to be tried today. WH Hoffan vs Wm Beever to recover possession of the American Hotel Pricadship was postponed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton W. Mays
Bradford
Tlc. Pratt
Louie Mays
Little Genesee
Chas. F. Thurston
Friendship
Equitable Accident Insurance Company
Binghauton
First National Hourk
Union Mills
Judson H. Clark
WH. Hoffan
Wmn
Harris' Great Removal Sale at 125 Main St Hornellsville
This week J Harris & Sons announce a great removal sale as they inventory and move to a new store. They cut prices across every department and claim to offer remarkably low prices and genuine sacrifices on reliable goods in Hornellsville. DO NOT MISS IT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornellsville
J. Harris & Soys
Main St
Hornellaville
Rial
Emi
H.G. Root
M.C
Local Farmers Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Farmers Club reviewed minutes, noted 418 members in 1584 with additions, and elected A. W. Litchard president, J. W. Rich apison first, W. D. Renwick second vice president. Officers, managers, and committees were named. plans for meetings and speakers were discussed, including potential institute at Friendship and correspondence with Hon. A. B. Cutrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrers-Cleber-ateoans-vount Siaet
Argenva Daund
McClumphis
Vial
Sc New Laem
Wm. Tucker
Sherif Garwood
Fries
Volney Potter
Bardick
Horner
A. W. Litchani
Resuford
Clair J. W. Richapison
Andover
Orst
W. D. Renwick
Fiendshig
Pres. Litchard
Ube Chal
Ermerabid
Mare
Mol Reunnpd
J. Altieen
Salt Savers
Seely
Warte
Friendsaip
Ft Ta
Cin
J. H. Rutherford
Peonsalvatia
Frirndsia
Reetstsa
Gundy
Richantwon
Jos Savers
S. VW
Nerten
Sargerts
Belmont Budget and Local Notices Amid January Events
Belmont budget items touch town business as residents recount visits from Wrights and Vorbis. The piece notes burglaries at a shoe shop, a death of Mrs. Margarett Weaver, social at Reid's Sociable, and court changes with Geo. A. Green becoming County Clerk. Tulip soap adage ends the column.
Friendship Roller Mills Advertises Flour and Feed Prices
Coarse meal priced at $1.00 per cwt and $13.00 per ton. Feed comprising corn and oats at $1.00 per cwt and $18 per ton. B. W. Flour 35 and Wets per sack. White Dove Flour $1.60 per sack. Graham Flour 35 and 7 cents per sack. Custom wheat ground every Friday. 2was STILEMAN Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W
White Dove
Graham
Stileman Davis
Fence Posts for Sale at Doctherty Farm
Chestnut and ash fence posts for sale from a Friendship New York farm located 1.5 miles north. Contact D J Doctherty at Friendship NY for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
D. J. Doctgherty
Friendship, N. Y
Collector's Notice on Taxes Payable at Bank
Taxes can be paid at one per cent at the Citizen's National Bank for thirty days ending June 13, 1889. F P Merriam, Collector. Slw4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's National Bank
F. P. Merriam
Dental Office Opens At Bradley's Clothing Store
Dr H L Agard announces dental parlors above A B Bradley's clothing store offering complete dentistry. Rubber plates gold filled alloys fusible alloys with rubber attachments crown and bridge work and gum treatment. Office hours 3 to 12 a m and 1 to 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Agard
A. B. Bradley
H. L. Agarp
Various Local News And Incidents From Olean Area
P A Bardick renovates Filmore this week. Curtis and Archer of Fredonia design the Belmont school. Hon C S Cary and wife visit Aikin for Mrs Cary’s health. Retiring pastor Dr Burrows receives 150 purse. John J Dugan killed in W N Y P R Rat collision. Buffalo Evening News issues New Year souvenir. Angeleck post office burglars strike. Fraud warning on ram sale proposal. Henry Goodwin dies after Danaville bank failure. Ulean water bonds sold at premium. Smith family arrives from Missouri in two months. Rochester fire victims may receive 22000 each from union within ninety days. Cuba water works vote. Woodard and Setchel lease Randolph foundry. Buffalo notes on incubation and poultry. Alfred Spencer killed at Wellsville January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelick
Danaville
Henry Goodwin
G. A. Benwell
Wall Street
New York
Smith
Bath
Monroe County
Missouri
Notable Localities Face Water Vote And Political Commentary
Community notes recount a water-tax referendum in Cabab, a fatal accident at a tannery, and political chatter about H A W Tabor and Harrison era concerns. Also covered: resignation of R T Maxon as Erie station agent, appointment of A L Coffin, and local civic tensions around county lines and road commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caba
Harrison
Steuben County
Homelis
Ville
Allegany
Hornellsville
Edwin Pitzenmaier
Richardson & Shaut
R. T. Maxon
Erie Company
A. L Coffin
Coffin
Maxon
The
Erie
J. H. Hallack
Isgl
Cuba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmer’ Club
Allegany Co. Agricultural Society
Belfast
the Register
GEO
W. Pries
Steel
Coun
Buand
Lage
Highway Commission
Fied
Onnila
Mye
Abnae
Republican County Committee
Justitute
Glenn
Es Heesdan
Farset
Senate
George V. Forman
Olean
Forman Library Association of
Mas
Jadlen of
I Ieery
Forman
Patvesi
Courpica Sealy Philanthropie Individend
Weetee New York
Reatster
Benj. Harrison
United States
Martin van Buren
Zachary Taylor
Rutherford J. Hayes
Lincoln
John Tyler
Chester
Arthur
MiNarnd Fillmore
Frank
Lin Pierce
James A. Garfield
Grant
General Harrison
Congress
Cowles
Wellsville
REGIS
Board of Supervisors
Friex
Register
P. L. Tudley
Huntington
W. Va
Lane
Ben
Friendship Register
Court House
CuLa
Charles Daniels
Privac
Tau
Demacrat
Hilt
Cuba Patr
Pal! Mal! Gazette
Joan of Arc
Elizabetta
Maria Theresa
George Elot
Roland
Catherine of Sienna
Sappha
Hrowinge
Charlotte Bronte
Madham Ale
Belva Lockwood
Lucy Barber
Gresham
Lion
Gov. Hill
Eigert
Pew
Manufactu
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Angelica Stats Or
Mr. Jarrict
Ianc
Frewout Cole
Allegany County
Warner Miller
North Ameriean Review
Ion
Me. Miller
Gister
von Wean
Beecher
Greeley
Jeremish
State of
New
York
Pers
Court News
the Farmer's Club
Belmont Budget
Speria Corres Jena Forestos
Robert Wright
Solo
Henry Vorbis
Susie Jolson
J. Girneebeck
Chippewa Indian Medicine Co
Edward Coleman
Edeward Willetts
Hortellsville
Times
S. Weaver
Margarett Weaver
Ste. “Philip Church
Ohio
Louis Allen
Corlett
Geo. A. Green
Wm. E. Smith
Co. BR
Dental Office
P. A. Bardick
Filmore
Curtis & Archer, of
Fredonia
Belmont School
Cary
Aikin, N. Y
Elorida
Rochester
Order of United Workmen
Messia
L. A. Woodard
W. R Setchel
Randolph & Son
Chapel Street
W. H. P. Buffalo
Alfred Spencer
Jan'y
United States Senate
Colorado
Albert Merritt
Park Place
N. V
Ecene
Dyspela
Colera
A. Debevers
Targiorn
Bondout
Eldredge Mfc. CO
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