Local Happenings in Thompson Hill Area This Week
A. R. Miss, John Eccles, of Lander, and Norman Marlett start saw mill work at Thompson Run. E. S. Griggs begins butter making in creameries at Fairbanks with helpers from Ohio and Conenango. Rev. H. S. Thomas benefit night raises 16 dollars. A. E. Lyon and wife visit Falconer. Levi Hartson visits. S. A. Roberson and Ida Johnson wed at Farmington. Andrew Swanson breaks ground for a new barn. C. E. Ruland handles carpentry. Adelbert Putnam begins work on A. D. McGregor’s house. Sunday school reorganized with Mabel C. Clark as superintendent. Uxcre Nev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hill
Apa
A. R. Mis
John Eccles
Lander
Norman Marlett
Griggs
Fairbanks
Thompson Run
Ohio
Clarence Kesler
Conenango
N. Y
Thomas
Wm. Stevenson
A. E. Lyon
Falconer
Levi Hartson
S. A. Roberson
Ida Johnson
Farmington
Andrew Swanson
Stanton Hill
C. E. Ru
Local notes from Fox Hill area visitations and events
Fox Hill residents report visits to Fentonville and Russell relatives, moves to new homes, select schooling, and birthday celebrations. Locals mention locomotive works stone delivery, a party for Mrs Gertrude Gage, and a satirical comment on liquor, temperance and politics reflecting local sentiment.
Wild Cat Mill tract and local notes from Watson Center
In June 1851 the scribe, wife and child moved onto Wild Cat Mill land owned by Dr. Wm. A. Irvine, a pine forest spanning from the Alleghany river to the mill with tram road remnants. since, pines oaks and hemlocks have been cleared. H. J. Miller bought 100 acres on the Warren and Tidioute road and plans a dwelling for his later years. Anglus Gillis of Watson township was badly hurt pulling stumps on April 20, with three broken ribs and other injuries. Dr. Magill of Tidioute treats him as Rev. Hamelson lies ill, leaving no Sunday sermons. Tom McKay will rest his farm and work in a Tidioute mill for Rob't Singleton. Jack Purvill buys blooded horses including Myron from E. G. Barber. Grandmother Miller visits, Henry Frederick visits neighbors, and the area enjoys fine weather for plowing. ALI Grade Run notes plus Samuel B Bayle delivered a popular lecture "Tom, Dick and Harry" on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Cat Mill
Wm. A. Irvine
Alleghany River
H. J. Miller
Hertzel & Co
Warren and
Tidio
Tidioute
Hamelson
Tom McKay
Rob’t. Singleton
Jack Purvill
Myron
E. G. Barber
Anglus Gillis
Grandmother Miller
Henry Frederick
Ali
Lectures and Local News From Sugar Grove
An appreciative audience hears Mr Bayle deliver a clear engaging talk on civic duty and the path to success, praised as one of the best lectures here. Also notes a fatal fire accident to a Wilcox child, runaway team near Palmer, upcoming hymnal service, crops sown in good weather, and Sugar Grove Grange starting a library with strong enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayle
Tom Dick
Harry
Ciceko
Sugar Grove
Appin
Wilcox
August Palmer
Here
G. H. Brown
C. E
Goodwill Hill April Notes And Local Happenings
APRIL 26 report mentions Wale Wales injuring his mouth with a wrench bar while working a drilling well. Thomas Vezie returns to the Tubbs house, planning summer drilling for National Oil. Local producers query boiler corrosion. Milwaukee lager trials noted. Jersey calves bring ten dollars. Hill nominates, trout bait remark, Vanwycke and Snedeker visit. Orion Club hosts a party. road commissioners and path masters relocate oil lines and telegraph poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Hill
Wale Wales
Thomas Vezie Bus
Tubbs
National Oil Company
Milwaukee
Jersey
M. W. Bovee
Cleveland
Hill
Bill
Vanwycke
Snedeker
Walnut Bend
Orion Club
Line State Run Measles Rage and Local Happenings
State Line Run reports the measles epidemic flare up again while residents share routine updates. Mrs Link Day remains sick. Mike Smith made a short call in Warren earlier in the week. Clarence Luce bought a team of colts. A social at the Depue residence yielded a pleasant surprise for friends. Ed McLaughlin improves slowly after illness. Mrs Jones travels to Cleveland to buy goods. The infant of George Palmer died last week from measles and whooping cough. APRIL 28, Newly Bry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link Day
Mike Smith
Warren
Mr. Breeze
Clarence Luce
Lookout
A. D. Neill
Marionville
Allie
Perry Bacus
Walter Wade
A. G. Jones
Cleveland
Jennie Hines
Spring Creek
George Palmer
Fire destroys two homes near North Warren on Jackson Run
North Warren April 27. Fire swept the house of B F Slater west of the depot and soon reached Arthur Smith's home on Jackson Run road. Both houses burned with contents. Slater insured for 800, Smith uninsured. Other notes report flourishing schools Miss Lizzie De Laney Curie Olsen and Mary Lilley. Easter services in chapel celebrated All Hail. Local moves include Mr Wm Quison to Jamestown and Jack Bolton to Warren. A dance at Arcanum hall ended poorly due to intoxicated pockets. Public opinion on temperance noted, with comment on New York saloons and Dr Parkhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
B. F. Slater
Jackson Run Road
Arthur Smith
Lizzie de Laney
Curie Olsen
Mary Lilley
Victor Peter
Quison
Jamestown
Jack Bolton
Warren
McButtish
Arcanum Hall
New York
Parkhburst
Nervura promise cures many ailments claims Dr Greenes Nervura
A testimonial touts Dr Greenes Nervura as a cure for malaria heat disease nervous prostration sleeplessness and general weakness with a patient praising renewed health after eight years of doctor care. It includes an offer for free consultation and a push for Swaynes Ointment for piles with prices and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
End of the age and biblical time by noted scholars
Gordon Road Wanstead London Sept 23 1891 asserts that while time setting for Christ’s return is rejected, biblical chronology in Daniel and Revelation can suggest nearing end. It cites Newton Totten and Dimbleby, warns of seven year horizon, and urges readiness as celestial events and eclipses support biblical timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Chriss
Isaac Newton
Birks
Cambridge University
Totten
Piazzi Smith
Royal Astronomer
Scotland
Guinness
Kelso Carter
Christ
J. B. Dimbleby
British Chronological and Astronomical Association of London
Royal Geographical Society
Joseph
Jesus
Gordon Road
Wanstead
London
Trains to Buffalo Depot Change for Several Rail Lines
公告宣布自1892年4月26日起在 Buffalo 的 New York Central & Hudson River Depot Exchange Street 落腳，旅客可於該站下車或上車，免於過去在 Buffalo 轉車的不便，惠及前往多條鐵路線的乘客。附文案涉及多地區與產品廣告。
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Promote Bodily Regulation
Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills claim to regulate the liver stomach and bowels via the nerves with a new discovery. They promise speedy relief from biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation and are advertised as suitable for men women and children. 80 doses 25 cents with free samples at Morris and Mullen's drug store. Also notice listing Adelphia Kitchen daily dinners 25 cents and boarder rates at Corner Water Street and Suspension Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Morris & Mullen
Adelphia Kitchen
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Lady Patients to Meet at Carver House Weekly
Mrs Dr Greene of Binzua will attend the Carver house each Monday for the treatment of lady patients and all diseases affecting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Binzua
Carver House
Two Valuable Friends in One Advertisement
A physician cannot be always had. Red Flag Oil relieves rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burns and costs 25 cents. Pan Tina, 25 cents, promises rest and relief from coughs colds and consumption with trial bottles offered at FLW and B D Kable’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLW
B.D. Kable’s
Farm Property for Sale and Local Notices
Farm property for sale listing extensive equipment including 4 horses and harness 3 wagons and various farming implements. Funeral director announces services and calls for public approval regarding woman involvement in funerary duties. Rogers goods offered at cost and a wallpaper seller advertisement followed by salmon offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhedt
D. M. Davis
Struthers Farm
Pleasant
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Ledger
Fox Hill
C. H. Clark
Ethel
Fentonville
Ira Johnson
Guy
Bert Fox
Randolph
Elmer Blood
Dr. Hepburn
Blrod
Viola Fox
Russsell
Marlett
Isola Fox
Russell
William Briggs
Dunkirk
Lena Schulishi
Misa Gertrude
Watson Center
Samuel B Bayle
Tom, Dick and
Margarite Hambleton
Jennie Howles
Levant Ricker
Alvin Martin
Harmon
H. Mix
Dallas Street
Sugar Grove Grange
Garland
Greene
14Th St
Swayne
Mathematics and
Eniror Leper
New York Central
Hudson River R
Exchange Street
Buffalo
Hudson River R. R
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Michigan Central R
West Shore R. R
Grand Trunk Ry
Rochester & Pits
Ilkaye
Smith
Little Falls
Terry Little Falls
N.Y
Max Klein
Allegheny
Man Kiei
Federal Street
Great Lakes
Mackinac Island
Detroit
Mackinac
William A. Hammond
A. A. Schantz
Mich
Rotire
T. W. McNett
Second St
Short St
T. W. McNerr
Rogers
Hanpware Co., Ltd
N. K. Wendelboe’s
Diegfried & Co
Wilbur Lyon
Columbus
Warren County
Saime
C.e. Brown
Adimi
Pine Grove Township
Conewango Creek
Atkley Station
D. H. Gregory
J. H. Fry
Daniel Besyett
Ackley Station
W. G. Trunkey
Many _C. Tacunkey
Franklin, Pa
Syracuse
Aba
Oliver
Rod
Gownanda
the Pickett Hardware Co. Ltd
Crand
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