Fox hunting amid winter snow and fox population notes
Last Tuesday morning opened with rain that continued late into the night, followed by wind and snow. Hunters in the woods near this place plan a chase as foxes, numbered about three hundred within five miles, are tracked by light snow while smaller game has largely vanished.
Rail fatalities on Dunkirk road and P. E. line
Two railroad deaths reported on a Saturday evening. Morton, a young man, was struck by a southbound train near Wetmore Fort on the Dunkirk road while walking north, while fireman James Ward on the P. E. line was crushed under his locomotive after an accident during brake application while cleaning the fire box. Flo, intoxicated earlier, lived on Jackson Run.
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Waa
Dunkirk
Wetmore Fort
North Warren
Flo
Jackson Run
Garland
James Ward
Burroughs Brothers Plan New Side Wheeler For Chautauqua Lake
The Jamestown Democrat notes Burroughs Brothers are arranging the construction of a handsome side wheeler for Chautauqua Lake. The vessel, over a hundred feet long with ample beam, will be stoutly built and powered by new engines and boilers. The project aims to ornament the lake and provide public benefits to citizens.
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Jamestown Democrat
Burroughs Brothers
Chautauqua Lake
Sum Navigation
New minstrel troupe to perform in Warren next Monday
A fresh minstrel company arrives in Warren with a brass band and a Boston Quartette. The troupe promises originality and high artistic tone, claiming the show will be the best ever witnessed in Warren and will perform on the upcoming Monday in February.
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Warren
Boston
Teachers Local Institute Meeting Attracts Large Attendance
The Teachers' Local Institute held last Friday and Saturday drew many teachers and citizens. Supt Thompson spoke Friday evening in the church to an attentive audience. The write wishes for more such meetings and signs as a subscriber to the paper. Enterprise, Feb. 10, 187.
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Enterprise
Dr King’s New Discovery for lung diseases
For the speedy cure of consumption and diseases of the throat and lungs Dr King’s New Discovery has a world wide reputation. Many leading physicians and medical journals recommend it. Go to your druggist for a trial bottle or a regular size for 1. Sold by A. W. Morck & Co., Warren, Pa.
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Prees
Gale
A. W. Morck & Co
Warren, Pa
Janziecow
County appoints Jd. Clendenning as Rouse Hospital Superintendent
The County Commissioners last week appointed Mr. Jd. Clendenning of Elk as Superintendent of Rouse Hospital, replacing G. G Whee-Jock. Clendenning, described as firmer, aims to work the county farm on a salary and appears to be a careful manager likely to ensure good administration.
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Jd. Clendenning
Elk
Rouse Hospital
G. G Whee- Jock
Clendenning
Democrats and Greenbackers caucus in Conewango township
The Democrats and Greenbackers of Conewango township plan a caucus in the borough corner building opposite the new engine house at one o clock. Attendance urged by a general.
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Weate
Conewango Township
Pleasant weather and local town news note
Weather pleasant and sleighing good as business remains brisk. W Seaparry buys the brick store on Forest street from W H Mix. He uses upper floor as dwelling and rents part of ground floor to G P Buck for Independent office. M P A Society rents McLean's hall now with 50 members. Ladies of M E society hold a well attended supper last Thursday at N R Thompson's, net about 30, most to insanity fund with organist Chloe Clark paid. Presbyterian supper planned next Thursday at the hotel with varied offerings. Lectures under Union School serve Rev P Taatcher, J Edwards of Randolph to speak next Friday. admissions 39, union 50 cents, single 15 cents. School moves along. town offices campaigns begin, Justice slated for renewal. incumbents praised for five years.
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Forest Street
W. H. Mix
G. Pp. Buck
the Independent
M. P. A. Society
McLean’s Hall
M. E. Society
N. R. Thompson
Chloe Clark
MM. B. Society
J. '. Edwards
Randolph
I. M
Dr King California Golden Compound Free Trial Offer
A special invitation to all afflicted with indigestion dyspepsia constipation sick headache loss of appetite and more to visit Merck Co drug store for a free trial bottle of Dr King’s California Golden Compound. The ad promises speedy relief and asserts a one dollar bottle proves its merit with a free trial offered to demonstrate effectiveness.
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Dr. King
Major Whittle ends Erie evangelical visit with enduring impact
Erie records show Major Whittle completed a four week ministry, with about 275 conversions estimated though hard to measure fully. He emphasized Bible study, quoted scripture clearly, and explained redemption through Christ, while McGarnolan’s singing complemented the meetings and drew praise for the overall influence on churches.
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Thorstener
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Moses
McGarnolan
Sankey
Warren
Syracuse
Volant
Local notes mix humor and politics from thin town
C P Henry touts 50 cent tea while readers share jokes about colds and noses. Niagara Hose Company elects officers including Foreman Waters and Secretary Hertzel. Borough Republicans face own caucus critique as prophesied defeat nears. W R Dunn sells stake in Tionesta Republican to J B Wenk amid farewells and cross-accusations.
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Thin Town
Niagara Hose Company
W. Waters
C. 8. Cordic
Dunn
A. 3. Dalrymple
James N. Myers
A. G. Hertzel
G.P. Northrop
P. Witz
Remarkable Doctor Bryant Returns to Warren Practice
The article profiles Dr. Bryant a twenty year physician educated at the American University of Philadelphia and Eclectic Medical College. It highlights his Massage Magnetic and Psychological treatment, patient testimonials from L. D. Wetmore and Prof. A. B. Miller, and notes his success with eye disease, paralysis, and other chronic cases. It cites support from J. P. Bryant and reports on his Rochester office and Carver House return.
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Bryant
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Eclectic Medical College of Pennsylvania
National Eclectic Medical Association
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
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A.B. Miller
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Sam
W. A. Hackney
Galileo
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Mesmer
Carver House
Uut
Doctor Bryant
X. Bryant
Murder in Kane Swede Settlement Case Sparks Arrests
William Tees is jailed by Constable O Connor for alleged assault on Swanson, a Kane resident. After Swanson dies, sheriff telegrams the case becomes serious. Tees and a second Swede are suspects as details from Tees and the constable point to possible mutual fault in a conflict fueled by alcohol.
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O’conner
Kane
Swanson
D. . Hall
Swainson
Lees
Kane Village
Phen
Tees
Hop Bitters credited for mother’s recovery at 70
A Providence woman claims Hop Bitters revived her ailing mother after long neuralgia and general weakness. The testimony says the elderly mother, over 70, regained vitality and improved health, with no other medicine proving effective.
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The Valine of Time Catarrh Remedy Appeal
An old advertisement extols Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a long standing standard cure. It claims thousands of cures and rising yearly sales. For throat or lung involvement it recommends Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery alongside the Catarrh Remedy. It cites the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and lists the price at $1.50 with Buffalo, N.Y. address.
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Buffalo, N
Mule Counts Trips on Salt Lake Streetcar Line
A Salt Lake City Herald item notes a mule on a first South street car that reliably completes five round trips before its team change. On the fifth return from the upper end it nears Second East street and whinnies until a change team arrives, prompting questions about how the animal tracks trips. The piece also mentions Mr. Storey of the Chicago Times once giving a half interest in the paper as a wedding present to his wife.
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