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■r. n; 011) e wcstfielo ftcptsbutatt* vol. xxxvil westfield, chautauqua co., n. y.. wednesday, april 8, 1891. no. 1. republican. the movers. old year. 4 lake news. resources of westfield. printing establishment. ■ mrs. hall. prayer i correspondence solicited from ail near-by )wns and upon all matters local interest. fe must insist that communications be rief to point. editor reserves m right curtail articles over 300 republican prints more later ews—both general—than any other aper in county. it has a large steady growing circulation throughout northern hautauqua, especially along is good point for manufacturing, with excellent shipping facilities. business men's association invites manufacturers looking location. contains six churches finest union school academy shore. distance buffalo, fifty-seven miles, direct rail communication —twelve trains daily. grape-growing section bute. population, three thousand five hundred. valuation taxable property, two million dollars. important changes on new time card shore, which will go into effect may make some changes. j. a. burch, general eastern southern passenger agent road, gives an outline proposed between buffalo erie. express road are run such fast as preclude possibility making many stops, relieve these at same necessary connections dunkirk erie, proposed. accommodation train leaving erie now 6:40 a.m. arriving 9:45 m. leave 9:50 m., reaching 12:55 p. returning 4:35 instead 5:20 p.m., 7:40 8:20 short proposed, 6:35 8 m.; returnin, 6 7:25 through train, known boston chicago southshore line, chicago. 10 reach 11 arrive about noon following day. eastbound midnight, noon. this no extra charge made. full equipment york central, & albany roads, being built wagner car shops east buffalo. vestibuled models builders' art. laleside press h. w, thompson. westfield publisher commercial, book job printer. best equipped office county produce everything line. "the lakeside " wm. sackett post, 324, celebrated 25th anniversary founding order wells opera house monday evening. there was fair audience present celebrate event. meeting called by commander, w. bemis, after singing "america" orders commander-in-chief yeazey were read bv adjutant, e. l. hoopes. had been offered rev. t. f. john, commander gave brief history work doing relieving distressed comrades. s. mason d. hall then sang "after battle mother," heartily enjoyed present. miss pearl bemis favored recitation rose kastner select reading, both good. messrs. duet entitled did flag," applauded thoroughly every one. revs. prather tenuant delivered addresses regard what we nation owed them. closed few well chosen words, he expressed wish might have another near future. twenty-fifth anniversary. average death rate year little 55 years, shows country very healthful locality. melvina ii. saunders aged 47. melinda drake 29. john crosgrove 83. aiaria (i. young 74. bolt 69. noble 54. 17 21 dec. 20 24 28 frederick see 42 dascomb taylor 65. mary lombard 36. elwin keut 32. nov. 1 u 14 sept. 22 oct. harlow ogden 62. hiram wood catharine greenwood 67. k oo aug. 3 19 elizabeth mosher charlotte marea 19. addie safford 48. belinda johnson 55. 30 july 7 12 16 june harvey meeder 76. amanda yanvliet 39. james eustace win. crandall 70. margaret peacock patrick barry 27. lucelia look 15 orris persons 75. horace ottaway 71. reid 60. henry harris 90. 18 archie b. raynor months. david cochrane 94. clara if. miller 26 harry george vere 16. charles yere 13. 29 carson boyles saphrona hunt 66. ellery barber 82. wright sarah amelia spencer 64. c. parkeson 28. 23 sophia colt 45. snider 46. simon rickenbrode thomas g. franz feb. abigal couch 88. nash 92. kelsey kibbe miami kibbee dibble 78. william hawkins rosell jackson march ann vorce samuel howard jonntliou x. culver lucus tauner 25. necrology past given below. reported 58 deaths compared 1889. 34 60 years age or over: jan. eber abell 76 years. roll west field examine samples oi our work, get estimates before placing your elsewhere. funeral conducted presbyterian pastor madison wis., his father, mother, brothers sister psesent. remains interred father-in-law's cemetery lot place. "this terrible shock family." said he, "and almost blame myself not remaining him there. knew despondeut, but never thought would take own life consequence. affairs prosperous, men world least cause despondency." —chicago journal, r. matsuti seen home, chalmers sick bed grip, told suicide mr. plumb. late yesterday afternoon thadeus dean left dwight arrangements disposition body. returned o'clock to-day, accompanied plumb, went auditorium hotel. member marquette north shore clubs, credit best. father mother—now 70 age—are living westtield, y. brother prominent circles equally philadelphia. plumb one chicago's brightest men. yet made competency efforts. ago married nellie dean, daughter millionare lumberman. formed partnership founded lumber company, yards fullerton avenue bridge. days firm name changed superior company. lived 568 avenue. dwight, 111. matson journey. returned. started join her husband, reached find committed hour before. ing •, matson,went weeks friends noticed brain affected. applied himself closely strain great deal do despondent feelings. often wife feared insanity coming him. last trip morn- happy disposition, recently fits despondency unaccountable. can attributed nothing temporary insanity. chain ordinarily plumb,the well-known merchant, 111., 2 o'clock, shootirg head. surrounded sad public. jones, ripley, y., syracuse horse plows, nine tooth cultivator, also gang plows. give call when need articles. piano solo. deuiorest prize contest. goodsized assembled friday evening witness contest deinorest prize. eight contestants ami acquitted themselves credit, besides giving pleasant evening's entertainment. thd program rendered : america fitted restore dr. liston. limped pebble ground each eye, frames face, result beyoud comparison excellence. glasses only minton house, 18. lenses kept ready necessarily impossible. preserve sight. electric light <.v power mavville. incorporated proposes furnish street lights mavville less than one-third cost paid bixby bros., tennaut incorporators shares. shares sale $50 per share. practical electrician manager lights. resigned position operator harttield station seek fortune washington where uucle, hunt, long railroad man. albert calduall, mayville, takes receipt pamphlet copy taylor's paper portage road," society natural science, 24th, 1890. much original matter interest importance derived experience tracing out intercourse early settlers others, particularly shattuek's account grandfather's scout region while french indians building road. died, 31st, home town chautauqua, resided half century, parker soth born colcortou, liestershire, england, 27, 1811. came 1832. october 25, 1858 lucinda davis, whom h< england who coincidence met again country, lasted happily 33 settled farm died 1840, nearly wilderness. pushing euergetic man, soon cleared up farm. 1874 steam sawmill, improvements additions still operation. main mover bethel church iu neighborhood. always temperate, honest religious. leaves widow, sons daughters mourn bis loss—all reside immediate services wore held friday, 3, residence. miller, forestville. officiating. intenuem weetfield cemetery. interesting letter summer resort. thirty cases measles hartfield. dock wooglin badly damaged breaking ice. put spring, forty piles driven. mayville agitating question village water supply. marvin means first season, having already trial open head lake. ice if weather continues mild. b-.tnd saturday concerts park; they ball thursday evening, 9th, house. popular resort, maple springs, purchased francis, retired conductor francis owned adjoining property acres belonging springs commodious grounds. buildings undoubtedly enlarged. mr- barnes could accommodate seeking entertainment heighth season. $10,000 price paid. o. guild moves back watson returns until residence shall kingan moved ripley babcock's daughter, lillian, entertained number pleasing manner hough farm, irish occupy hough's eddy commences keeping street, goes market bond onto andrew purchase miuigar place schoenfeld preston's purchased. preston smallwood ripley. wilmarth twing prospect formerly hvnes. roberts family,from attica, holt rented part dexter thornton burroughs i. jones move brown south street. jerome btirhans cole newell hopson vacated ryan jefferson flagler taggart frank peters groat engineer tracy rooms brittou's hill betts street; fred morganstern rice hoopes parsons located hart morton franklin casbohm thompson jack neil clinton barrett nemoyer moving family barcelona. pitts wilson nelson wilson's howell marsh vacaud pitts. royce son's doty prendergast manard vollar second wilder rexford union. thompson, occupying taken spring. hunters considerable trouble securing houses. below list movers far obtainable: ! neighbor ? pertinent middle woman act housekeeper. address moses balcom. york. 11. across continent without change ears! special cheap excursion via nickel plate. tourist sleeping cars nominal expense. free seats comfortable reclining chairs passengers. facilities preparing hot tea coffee afforded journey pacific coast,embracing essential features "luxuries modern travel american railroads," passengers holding tickets, ticket offices plate lowest rates. baggage checked destination. further information inquire horner, cleveland, ohio. homes avest—special emma whitcomb. chorus. cry today kate l flint declamation, prohibition hope onr oonntry. skinner. ' recitation. dead nor dying signs times marsh. love myrtle harriugton. political decay. thto v.carver. hesitation, . rum seller's legsl rights d«l .mation, national corruption leads d c amation, martyred .mother julia leffingweil. america's war fiinum anderson. commander. permit me extend heart felt thanks sacket band assisted us public meeting, occasion order. cards thanks. night song, horticultural ; specialty. grapegrowers catalogues, lists, tags, ac., set better service here periodicals, annual minutes, library cards, programmes, etc., suitably arranged. colors. label printing, deeds, contracts, mortgages, leases, summonses, economically arranged promptly printed stationery, heads, nou heads. statements, envelopes, etc. bank checks, drafts, deposit slips, balls parties, invitations, programmes dances, badges dodgers. s low furnished responsible office. auction bills posters, illwles sizes, neatly, quickly « cheaply executed. promptness quality guaranteed. / prices law points. grand wrestling virginia hall, 11, eoselle weight, 150 lbs., "cap" powers 145 style match, collar elbow harness. match $10 side, winner 65 cent, loser 35 cent gate receipts. exciting because man defeated titus, champion wrestler western allround beaten wrestling. admission, 25 cents. right. object help teachers' hoped teachers possible richardson, sec. jamestown, commencing 14, 1891, continuing under leadership prof. rogers, president association, programme prepared, lectures evenings. associa- president, pratt, secretary. woman's christian temperance their columns professor spent so labor demorest medal perfect success. thank scholars instruction, them success life, limited one, bnt gain immortal crown. f none skilled workmen em' ployed, details westi identical those city beaters. excuse us. meant carpet you pitts'. 20c. solos finely aud present, added greatly pleasure judges profs. preston, silver creek; pierce, leonard, dunkirk. spirited four close together difficulty referee, prather, decision favor skinner, brocton, presented u., neat speech, she contestant, beautiful booklet. , binding, engraving electro- vick- michigan. decided $1,000 prizes vegetables vick, seedsman, contested hillsdale, michigan, septemb:r 88—october 2, illinois state 200,000 people witnessed exhibit, filled tent 60x90 feet,and conceded sides chief attraction. 1,000 entries, territory cnion, several canadian provinces. managers hillsdale extension used peoria, 120 feet long, done largest grandest exhibition kind ever seen. —go walker', list* etyksof |j wall paper. 21, ran coast desiring-to points' minnesota. iowa, kansas, nebraska, dakotas, mexico colorado. wyoming, montana, utah, idaho,neyada, california, oregon washington. plate, uorner, a., sleepers chair-ears—no chair-ears. press, mail attended to. farthsr iafonaauon sail fact, theiline type w* oannot do. send specifications estimates. furalsbed application. dollar cover doctor's bill simmons liver regulator. —the 6tate department instruction sent its circular proposing counties compete scholarship cornell university. scholarships, remember candidates moat residents county, most sixteen common month* preceding examination. srsaiination saturday, 6. —there know ended, everybody knows stand phelps block. —edward walker improving spare learning ride columbia safety bicycle. —joseph macer grading otherwise —d. coombs mann —real estate boom. —shears sharpened peirce's 10c. —to rext. — enquire —pete baker, fine company played emigrant" tuesday .house. play itself, bat opportunities offers introducing pete baker specialties, makes show attractive calculated draw audience. —frank comstock's bicycle season hand. thinking baying either bicycles, tricycles, anything ladies' gentlemen'!, boys' girls', invite merits wheels wo represent. terms, cheerfully given. feitweb brow*. ■i
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| Title | Westfield Republican, 1891-04-08 |
| Description | Early newspapers of Westfield, New York |
| Subject | Westfield (N.Y.)--Newspapers |
| NY Heritage Topic | Community & Events |
| Location |
New York (State), Western Chautauqua County (N.Y.) |
| Date of Original | 1891-04-08 |
| Physical Format | Newspapers |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | image/tiff |
| Identifier | WFR_18910408_000 |
| Holding Institution |
Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System Patterson Library |
| Digital Collection | Westfield Local Newspapers |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Rights | Digital image copyright 2011 by Patterson Library, Westfield, NY. All rights reserved. |
| File Name | index.cpd |
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