DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
January 8	1883	Zimmer	Mr. Frank	White’s Corners: Mr. Frank Zimmer and Mr. William Warner have a store nearly completed. Mr. Chapin intends to build another in the spring. Mr. Brooks will occupy his own.
January 8	1883	Warner	Mr. William	White’s Corners: Mr. Frank Zimmer and Mr. William Warner have a store nearly completed. Mr. Chapin intends to build another in the spring. Mr. Brooks will occupy his own.
January 8	1883	Chapin	Mr.	White’s Corners: Mr. Frank Zimmer and Mr. William Warner have a store nearly completed. Mr. Chapin intends to build another in the spring. Mr. Brooks will occupy his own.
January 8	1883	Brooks	Mr.	White’s Corners: Mr. Frank Zimmer and Mr. William Warner have a store nearly completed. Mr. Chapin intends to build another in the spring. Mr. Brooks will occupy his own.
March 13	1883	Franklin	James	James Franklin, son of George Kelsey Erway has rented the King place and took possession the first of March.
March 13	1883	Erway	George Kelsey	James Franklin, son of George Kelsey Erway has rented the King place and took possession the first of March.
March 19	1883			The Methodist of Harrison Valley hold church in Erway Hall until their church is finished.
March 22	1883	Olney	Dr. Daniel	Dr. Daniel Olney died at the residence of his brother in Harrison Valley, Mar. 9, 1883. Born June 22, 1823, in the town if Berkshire, Tioga Co, N. Y. Has practiced medicine in Harrison Valley and vicinity about thirty years. Has a long and lingering illness. Cared for by his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Olney. Burial in Potter Brook Cemetery.
March 22	1883	Horton	Mrs. J. D.	Mrs. J. D. Horton has purchased a small farm of Wm. Scoville on the State Road and intends to move next week.
March 22	1883	Scoville	William	Mrs. J. D. Horton has purchased a small farm of Wm. Scoville on the State Road and intends to move next week.
March 22	1883	Smith	David	There will be an oyster supper at residence of David Smith in West Union, Mar. 22, benefit of the Protestant Church being built at Bradshaw White’s Corners.
April 12	1883			White’s Corners: The store at Cheese Factory Corners is in full blast. William has a fine stock of goods which he sells cheap.
April 12	1883	Baker	Miss. Frankie	Miss Frankie Baker is in town visiting her sister, Mrs. J. N. Kane.
April 12	1883	Kane	Mrs. J. N.	Miss Frankie Baker is in town visiting her sister, Mrs. J. N. Kane.
April 12	1883	White	Mr. George	Mr. George White and bride are going to commence house keeping in a few weeks.
April 12	1883	White	Miss Addie	Miss Addie White is attending spring term of Lewisville Graded School.
April 12	1883	Moshier	Mr. C. B.	Reports say Mr. G. B. Moshier intends to open a cigar factory this spring.
April 12	1883	Ladd	Mrs. J.	Mrs. J. Ladd has adopted a little girl, twelve years old. Later, the child did not stay long. Left on account of homesickness.
April 12	1883	Story	Mrs.	Mrs. Story, an old lady, seventy eight years old has just finished a bed quilt containing four thousand, seven hundred, and seventy six pieces.
April 27	1883	Bowman	Joseph	White’s Corner: Joseph Bowman has moved to Purple Brook.
April 27	1883	Moshier and Duran		Moshier and Duran are turning out what looks like first class cigars. Their business bids fair to become an extensive one.
April 27	1883	Chapin	Mr.	The new store near the cheese factory is getting fair amount of trade. Mr. Chapin is bringing in new goods and Mr. Noah Brooks will reopen his store in connection with Levi Elliott.
April 27	1883	Brooks	Mr. Noah	The new store near the cheese factory is getting fair amount of trade. Mr. Chapin is bringing in new goods and Mr. Noah Brooks will reopen his store in connection with Levi Elliott.
April 27	1883	Elliott	Levi	The new store near the cheese factory is getting fair amount of trade. Mr. Chapin is bringing in new goods and Mr. Noah Brooks will reopen his store in connection with Levi Elliott.
April 28	1883	Moshier	G. B.	Prayer meeting last Thursday ay G. B. Moshiers. Pastor has requested there be a prayer meeting once a week in the neighborhood.
April 28	1883	Smith	Mr. J. J.	Mr. J. J. Smith and S. K. Stevens went to Westfield last week and purchased them a drag of L. Plank. They are pleased with their bargain.
April 28	1883	Plank	L.	Mr. J. J. Smith and S. K. Stevens went to Westfield last week and purchased them a drag of L. Plank. They are pleased with their bargain.
April 28	1883	Stevens	S. K.	Mr. J. J. Smith and S. K. Stevens went to Westfield last week and purchased them a drag of L. Plank. They are pleased with their bargain.
April 28	1883	Edwards	Mr. Stephen	Mr. Stephen Edwards has taken the Latta farm and will move as soon as the present occupant leaves.
April 28	1883	Waters	Mr.	Mr. Waters is moving onto his farm purchased by A. A. Ross.
April 28	1883	Ross	Archie A.	Mr. Waters is moving onto his farm purchased by A. A. Ross.
April 28	1883	Harrison	A. V.	A. V. Harrison of Mills has purchased a piece of land of M. W. Swetland and is building a new house on it.
May 3	1883	Begell	Frank	A building boom has struck Harrison Valley. Our young merchant, Frank Begell, is building a store opposite the Harrison Valley House.
May 3	1883	Jennings	L. C.	L. C. Jennings has his new house up and nearly ready for the masons.
May 3	1883	Metcalf	Guy	Guy Metcalf has the lumber on the ground for his new house.
May 3	1883			The steam shingle mill has been built about half a mile north of this place. We are to be blessed with a Billiard Saloon as soon as it can be built. We expect Magee Rail Road to this place will be completed before the first of July.
May 3	1883	Knight	Mr. David	Dr. David Knight, one of the oldest residents of Harrison, died suddenly last Saturday.
May 3	1883	Blanchard	J. M.	J. M. Blanchard is about to start a broom factory at Mills.
May 3	1883			White’s Corners Sunday School organized with A. A. Ross, Supt; Lewis White, Asst; Mary Moshier, Secy; Matie White, Treas.
May 10	1883			Telephone is completed from Harrison Valley to Coudersport, via Mills, Lewisville, Cold, Raymond, Brookland, Sweden, and Lymansville.
May 10	1883	Smith	Leroy	Leroy Smith of White’s Corners will move into his new house in a few days.
May 10	1883	Smith	Richard	Richard Smith is improving the lot which he purchased of Wm. Cobb, by building a wall and setting fruit trees.
May 10	1883	Cobb	William	Richard Smith is improving the lot which he purchased of Wm. Cobb, by building a wall and setting fruit trees.
May 11	1883	Stone	John F.	John F. Stone and Miss Kate Burt, both of Lewisville were married Friday, May 11, 1883 at home of bride by Rev. J. L. Davies of Kendall Creek, Pa.
May 11	1883	Burt	Miss Kate	John F. Stone and Miss Kate Burt, both of Lewisville were married Friday, May 11, 1883 at home of bride by Rev. J. L. Davies of Kendall Creek, Pa.
May 24	1883	Stebbins	Mrs. Harvey	People at White’s Corners were shocked at the sudden death of Mrs. Harvey Stebbins on the evening of May 14^th, 1883. Came from barn with pail of mile set it down and told her husband she was short of breath. He helped her to a chair where she expired in a very few minutes.
May 24	1883	Doud	C. H.	Harrison Valley: C. H. Doud has his house up and partly enclosed.
May 24	1883	Ross	Mr. Archie A.	Mr. A. A. Ross of White’s Corners has bought real estate in our town. He expects to build a house, a wagon, and blacksmith shop.
May 31	1883	Hurlburt	Homer	Homer Hurlburt has rented his farm to A. A. Ross. Mrs. Hurlburt has gone to keep house from her father and brother (Stebbins, whose wife died suddenly).
May 31	1883	Ross	Archie A.	Homer Hurlburt has rented his farm to A. A. Ross. Mrs. Hurlburt has gone to keep house from her father and brother (Stebbins, whose wife died suddenly).
June 2	1883	Smith	Mr. Richard	Mr. Richard Smith of White’s Corners has commenced work on his new house.
June 4	1883	Building Commission		Adjourned to meet June 30^th to investigate the necessity of building a new school building at Harrison Valley.
June 7	1883	Stone	N.	Harrison Valley: N. Stone is digging the cellar fro his new house.
June 7	1883	Begell	Frank	Frank Begell has moved into his new store.
June 7	1883	Harrison	Harland	Harland Harrison’s time is out at J. W. Stevens’. He has been there three years.
June 7	1883	Stevens	J. W.	Harland Harrison’s time is out at J. W. Stevens’. He has been there three years.
June 7	1883			The Italians have arrived and are at work on the rail road. Fifty came today. The grading will soon be done to this place.
June 7	1883			Fifteen persons received the right hand of fellowship in the Baptist Church last Sunday. Others are waiting baptism.
June 7	1883	Elliott	Mr. Levi	White’s Corners: Mr. Levi Elliott has moved into the house vacated by A. A. Ross.
June 7	1883	Ross	Archie A.	White’s Corners: Mr. Levi Elliott has moved into the house vacated by A. A. Ross.
June 7	1883	Slater	Mr.	Mr. Slater, formerly of Mills, who has recently moved to Whites Corners, has the reputation of being a first class jeweler.
June 7	1883	Owen	Mr.	Mr. Owen of Cameron was through this place last week selling organs.
June 7	1883	Smith	Mr. and Mrs. Jesse	Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of Bennett’s Creek, N. Y. are visiting their son, J. A. Smith of Mills.
June 7	1883	Smith	J. A.	Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of Bennett’s Creek, N. Y. are visiting their son, J. A. Smith of Mills.
June 7	1883	Bartoo	W. J.	W. J. Bartoo of mills has an auction sale at his store last Saturday and closed out his goods.
June 11	1883	Burtis	Jacob	DIED at his home in Harrison, June 11, 1883, Jacob Burtis, aged 65 years.
June 28	1883	Building Commission		Motion made by Whitman that we take a lot of two acres back of Ben Erway and Hiram Hunter’s land, the second lot for the site of the proposed new school bldg. Carried. Bldg Committee: S. K. Stevens, G. W. Stevens, and Chas. Gilbert.
June 28	1883	King	C. A.	Mills: Our dentist, C. A. King, is doing a rushing business, extracting and making teeth.
June 28	1883	Blue	Hattie E.	Hattie E. Blue is making quite an improvement on her store.
June 28	1883	Smith	J. A.	J. A. Smith and his daughter Anna, spent last week with his parents in Bennett’s Creek, N. Y.
June 28	1883	Smith	Anna	J. A. Smith and his daughter Anna, spent last week with his parents in Bennett’s Creek, N. Y.
June 28	1883	Kibbe	Mr.	Mr. Kibbe has moved his shingle mill from Harrison valley to William Smith’s farm, about one mile from here.
June 28	1883	Bottom	Dr.	Dr. Bottom of Westfield will leave in November for half a year’s study in Vienna, Austria.
June 30	1883	Building Commission		Members present: Charles Gilbert, George W. Stevens, George Whitman, Sylvester K. Stevens. Motion carried to pay the secretary fifteen dollars for his service for the year 1883 and $3 for making out financial report.
July 5	1883	Building Commission		Voted to adopt plan and specifications as made by Albert Baker for the school house.
July 7	1883	Leach	John	John Leach of Troupsburg, N. Y. is going to West Virginia to dig ginseng at which he has made a success.
July 19	1883	Building Commission		Building Com. Met and let job of building school house to J. Barde, of Elkland. He is to grade the site, furnish material and do the work in a workman like manner for $2400 to be completed by middle of Sept.
July 19	1883			The rail road is nearly completed to Harrison Valley.
August 2	1883			Harrison Valley: The grading on the standard gauge road is completed to this place where it will stop for the present.
August 2	1883	Hubbard	Mr. Wakefield	Mr. Wakefield Hubbard has bought out Mr. Sand’s interest in the hardware store of this place. Mr. Sand’s is building on Main Street.
August 2	1883	Sands	Mr.	Mr. Wakefield Hubbard has bought out Mr. Sands interest in the hardware store of this place. Mr. Sands is building on Main Street.
August 2	1883	Metcalf	Guy	Guy Metcalf is building on Hunter Street.
August 2	1883	Moshier	G. B.	There will be a home camp meeting at White’s Corners on the 17^th, 18^th, and 19^th of August, in G. B. Moshier’s grove.
August 2	1883			The committee of arrangements, appointed by the pastor are; J. J. Smith, E. Statham, Lewis White, Archie A. Ross, George B. Moshier, Richard Smith, and H. O. Chapin.
August 2	1883	Kane	J. N.	J. N. Kane if settling up his business affairs in Whites Corners, preparatory to moving to Olean.
August 2	1883			The dedication of the new M. E. Church at Harrison valley will be held on August 30. 1883. The last quarterly meeting for this conference will be held in connection with the dedication.
August 2	1883	Cox	Mr. Frank	Mr. Frank Cox has moved to Mills and will open a wagon shop.
August 9	1883	Brooks and Elliott		Brooks and Elliott are doing a thriving business in their store at White’s Corners: Also Warner and Zimmer.
August 9	1883	Warner and Zimmer		Brooks and Elliott are doing a thriving business in their store at White’s Corners: Also Warner and Zimmer.
August 30	1883	Story	Mr. and Mrs. P. P.	Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Story of White’s Corners will celebrates the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding by a visit to their daughter in Addison, N. Y.
August 30	1883	Sanford	Mrs. J.	Mrs. J. Sanford has purchased a nice monument for her husband’s grave.
August 30	1883	Smith	Mr.	Mr. Smith is building an addition to his hotel at Harrison Valley.
August 30	1883	Sands	Mr.	Mr. Sands of that place has his new store ready to occupy. They expect the cars about the first of September.
August 30	1883	Lawrence	W. W.	W. W. Lawrence of Mills employs ten men in his mill there.
August 30	1883	Walter	Miss Elle	Miss Elle Walter of Westfield is visiting her mother, Geo. Walter and family of Mills.
August 30	1883	Walter	George	Miss Elle Walter of Westfield is visiting her mother, Geo. Walter and family of Mills.
August 30	1883	Chapin	H. O.	White’s Corners: H. O. Chapin has moved into the house formerly occupied by J. N. Kane.
August 30	1883	Kane	J. N.	White’s Corners: H. O. Chapin has moved into the house formerly occupied by J. N. Kane.
August 30	1883			The camp meeting was very well attended. It is estimated that over a thousand people were on the grounds on Sunday. Among the pastors were: Rev. Scoville, Rowland, Jennings, Owen, Kellogg, Cole, Tiffany, Skillman, etc.
August 30	1883			The dedication of the M. P. Church at Bradshaw White’s Corners will take place on Sept. 5^th, 1883.
August 30	1883	Tadder	Mrs. Eugene	Mrs. Eugene Tadder died suddenly on Aug. 16^th. Leaves husband and eight children.
August 30	1883	Kane	Mr. and Mrs. James	Mr. and Mrs. James Kane of Scio were guest at H. O. Chapin’s during the camp meeting.
August 30	1883	Blinn	Mrs. Ella Smith	Mrs. Ella Smith Blinn has a very nice set of teeth made by A. King. Mr. King has done some very nice dental work in this vicinity.
August 30	1883	King	Mr.	Mrs. Ella Smith Blinn has a very nice set of teeth made by A. King. Mr. King has done some very nice dental work in this vicinity.
August 30	1883	White	John J.	There will be a lunch and necktie social at John J. White’s Sept. 3^rd for Rev. Scoville.
September 6	1883	Brooks and Elliott		The Firm of Brooks and Elliott dissolved by mutual consent.
September 13	1883	Ross	A. A.	A. A. Ross has moved back into the house occupied for a short time by Levi A. Elliott.
September 13	1883	Elliott	Levi A.	A. A. Ross has moved back into the house occupied for a short time by Levi A. Elliott.
September 15	1883	Building Commission		Motion to adopt Swinston’s Readers, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 for Harrison School. Motion carried to build a new school house at Harrison Valley sufficient for a grade school and that the same shall be completed in a year and the children of the inhabitants of Harrison school district shall have equal school privileges pf said school as those living in the immediate vicinity as to schooling said children. President: Gilbert, Whitman, George W, and S. K. Stevens.
September 20	1883	Stout	Dr. Andrew	Dr. Andrew Stout of Ulysses, went to Coudersport last Saturday to visit his bother-in-law, Dr. French of Hillsdale, Mich.
September 20	1883	French	Dr.	Dr. Andrew Stout of Ulysses, went to Coudersport last Saturday to visit his bother-in-law, Dr. French of Hillsdale, Mich.
September 20	1883	Webster	Aaron	There will be a honey supper at the home of Aaron Webster in Harrison Sept. 24^th, for the benefit of Rev. L. S. Bovier.
September 20	1883	Kelly	George	Mills: George Kelly, the foreman in Lawrence’s mill moved his family here from Gale Town last week.
September 20	1883	Blue	Miss Hattie E.	Miss Hattie E. Blue advertises goods at cost for next thirty days.
September 20	1883	Harrison	F. L.	F. L. Harrison has rented his farm to H. B. Harrison.
September 20	1883	Harrison	H. B.	F. L. Harrison has rented his farm to H. B. Harrison.
September 20	1883	Jennings	Mr. and Mrs. William	Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer, E. Edwards, H. and P. Stebbins, and Mrs. H. Hurlburt went with the excursionists to Watkins Glen.
September 20	1883	Zimmer	Mr. and Mrs. Frank	Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer, E. Edwards, H. and P. Stebbins, and Mrs. H. Hurlburt went with the excursionists to Watkins Glen.
September 20	1883	Edwards	E.	Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer, E. Edwards, H. and P. Stebbins, and Mrs. H. Hurlburt went with the excursionists to Watkins Glen.
September 20	1883	Stebbins	H. and P.	Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer, E. Edwards, H. and P. Stebbins, and Mrs. H. Hurlburt went with the excursionists to Watkins Glen.
September 20	1883	Hurlburt	Mrs. H.	Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer, E. Edwards, H. and P. Stebbins, and Mrs. H. Hurlburt went with the excursionists to Watkins Glen.
September 20	1883			The rail road has arrived at Harrison Valley. In Sept. 20^th issue of Ulysses Sentinel
October 4	1883	Brooks	Mrs.	White’s Corners: Mrs. Brooks has sold her place to Lawyer Stetson.
October 4	1883	Stetson	Lawyer	White’s Corners: Mrs. Brooks has sold her place to Lawyer Stetson.
October 4	1883	Brooks	W. M.	W. M. Brooks has sold his property to H. O. Chapin who intends carrying on mercantile business as before. Mr. Brooks will move to Troupsburg soon.
October 4	1883	Warfield	Mr. & Mrs. P	At a party at White’s Corners in the late fall of 1883, Mr. and Mrs. P Warfield from West Union brought a load of fourteen. Mr. and Mrs. Slater entertained with music. Mrs. John White, Mrs. Frank Zimmer, Mrs. Hiram Chapin and Miss Carrie Grover acted charades which caused a great deal of merriment.
October 4	1883	Slater	Mr. and Mrs.	At a party at White’s Corners in the late fall of 1883, Mr. and Mrs. P Warfield from West Union brought a load of fourteen. Mr. and Mrs. Slater entertained with music. Mrs. John White, Mrs. Frank Zimmer, Mrs. Hiram Chapin and Miss Carrie Grover acted charades which caused a great deal of merriment.
October 4	1883	Building Commission		Voted to appoint committee of three to hire teachers for the grade school at H. V. for coming winter and spring term. Voted to buy a bell and stove and other fixtures.
October 4	1883	New School		Teachers hired: T. I. Gifford, $50.00 per mo. Miss Eliza Kelts, Lower Dept. $18.00 per mo.
October 4	1883			Harrison Valley needs new side walks, a new school house and a town hall.
October 4	1883	The Erway Hotel		The Erway Hotel born boast a coat of red paint.
October 4	1883	Seager	S.	S. Seager is building a comfortable dwelling house on Main Street below the school house.
October 4	1883	Hurlburt	Mrs. J.	Mrs. J. Hulburt’s house stands next.
October 4	1883	White	Jack	Jack White, engineer on the C. C. & A. has rooms over Dibble’s store.
October 4	1883	Pritchard and Gilbert		Prichard and Gilbert have purchased the drug store with house and lot adjoining lately owned by William Brown.
October 4	1883	Elliot	Levi	Levi Elliot sells clothing in the store of Mrs. Goodman.
October 4	1883	Doud and Thomas		Doud and Thomas have he finest stock of furniture on the river.
October 4	1883	Swetland	A. A.	A. A. Swetland and Son keep their shingle mill busy supplying local demands.
October 4	1883	Blackman and Bartoo		Mills: We have a livery stable here now owned by Blackman and Bartoo.
October 4	1883	Blue	Mrs. Nancy	Mrs. Nancy Blue of Long Run, Tioga Co., is visiting her daughter, Miss L. E. Blue.
October 4	1883	Blue	Miss L. E.	Mrs. Nancy Blue of Long Run, Tioga Co., is visiting her daughter, Miss L. E. Blue.
October 4	1883	Harrison	A. V.	A. V. Harrison will have the nicest house in town when completed.
October 4	1883	Webster	Aaron	The honey supper at Aaron Webster’s netted $55
October 4	1883	Chapin	H. O.	H. O. Chapin has bought the farm and store belonging to N. M. Brooks, so Hiram will be obliged to move again. Mr. Brooks will go to Troupsburg Center. Mr. Slater will occupy the house where H. O. Chapin now lives.
October 4	1883	Brooks	H. M.	H. O. Chapin has bought the farm and store belonging to N. M. Brooks, so Hiram will be obliged to move again. Mr. Brooks will go to Troupsburg Center. Mr. Slater will occupy the house where H. O. Chapin now lives.
October 4	1883	Slater	Mr.	H. O. Chapin has bought the farm and store belonging to N. M. Brooks, so Hiram will be obliged to move again. Mr. Brooks will go to Troupsburg Center. Mr. Slater will occupy the house where H. O. Chapin now lives.
October 4	1883	Warner and Zimmer		Warner and Zimmer are building a new blacksmith shop at the Cheese Factory Corners.
October 11	1883			The Depot at Harrison Valley is a nice, Tasty building, ceiled with hardwood lumber.
October 11	1883	Rooks	Ezekiel	Married in Westfield, Oct. 9, 1883, by Rev. S. L. Bovier, Ezekiel Rooks of Harrison and Ada N. Wiley of Westfield.
October 11	1883	Wiley	Ada N.	Married in Westfield, Oct. 9, 1883, by Rev. S. L. Bovier, Ezekiel Rooks of Harrison and Ada N. Wiley of Westfield.
October 19	1883	Building Commission		Voted to build a new school house in the Dodge District, Elmer, ad the new rail road spoils the present one.
October 25	1883	Perry	J. N.	Mills: We have a barber n the form of J. N. Perry and he is also running a small grocery in the hotel.
October 25	1883	Stone	H. N.	Harrison valley: H. N. Stone has the frame nearly enclosed for a substantial farm house.
October 25	1883	Doud	C. H.	C. H. Doud and family are cozy in their new house on the hill.
October 25	1883	Thomas	J. W.	J. W. Thomas, late of Shopiere, Wis. has rented rooms in the house of L. J. Knight.
October 25	1883	Knight	L. J.	J. W. Thomas, late of Shopiere, Wis. has rented rooms in the house of L. J. Knight.
October 25	1883	Cummings	Ray	Ray Cummings is adding improvements to his house and lot.
October 25	1883	Smith	William	A large wing, nearly completed makes the Harrison Valley House, kept by Wm. Smith, one of the largest and best hotels on the Cowanesque.
October 25	1883	Stevens and Coats		Stevens and Coats is the name of the new livery.
November 1	1883	Tubbs	J. R.	J. R. Tubbs of Westfield is hauling lumber for W. W. Lawrence from Mills to Harrison Valley where it is loaded on the cars for shipment.
November 1	1883	Chapin	Mr.	Mr. Chapin will soon occupy the store he bought of M. N. Brooks.
November 1	1883			People are very glad that Hiram will remain as he is a good citizen and a fair dealer and we wish there were more such inhabitants.
November 1	1883	Ross	Archie	The blacksmith shop at Factory Corner is in full blast, and, if Archie Ross leaves, Peter Woodruff will have more work than he can well attend to.
November 1	1883	Woodruff	Peter	The blacksmith shop at Factory Corner is in full blast, and, if Archie Ross leaves, Peter Woodruff will have more work than he can well attend to.
November 1	1883	Warner and Zimmer		Warner and Zimmer have a fine assortment of fall goods.
November 1	1883			Farmers are improving their time doing their threshing. Some employ the steam engine owned by E. Tadder, while others prefer the old style machines.
November 3	1883	White	Jennie	MARRIED: at White’s Corners, Nov. 3, 1883, Miss Jennie White, daughter of J. J. White, and Mr. H. D. Hart of North Bingham, Pa.
November 3	1883	Hart	H. D.	MARRIED: at White’s Corners, Nov. 3, 1883, Miss Jennie White, daughter of J. J. White, and Mr. H. D. Hart of North Bingham, Pa.
November 3	1883	McCutcheon	Amanzo	Amanzo McCutcheon has moved into the house formerly occupied by H. C. Chapin.
November 3	1883	Ross	Archie A.	Archie A Ross has concluded to remain at White’s Corners through the winter and return to Cattaraugus in the spring.
November 3	1883	White	Misses Addie and Matie	Misses Addie and Matie White are attending school at Ulysses.
November 3	1883	Gould	Rev. A.	The people of White’s Corners listened to a discourse by their new pastor, Rev. A. Gould, last Sabbath.
November 3	1883	Kent	Billy	Billy Kent gave a very interesting concert at the Hemlock House at Mills, Mon. Eve.
November 13	1883			A donation at the Erway house Nov. 13^th for benefit of Rev. S. Bovier.
November 22	1883	Burley	D. P.	Donations at D. P. Burley’s in Harrison last Friday night for Rev. Torrey was a success. Receipts amounted to about $30, nearly all of which was donated by those outside of the church who esteem Rev. Torrey very highly.
November 22	1883	Torrey	Rev.	Donations at D. P. Burley’s in Harrison last Friday night for Rev. Torrey was a success. Receipts amounted to about $30, nearly all of which was donated by those outside of the church who esteem Rev. Torrey very highly.
December	1883	Grand Jurors		Dec. Term, 1883 grand Jurors: Edward Angood, F. P. Badgero, Hiram Courtright. Traverse: Martin English, H. P. Metcalf, S. K. Stevens.
December 6	1883	Elliott	Levi	White’s Corners: Reports says C. Story has sold out to Levi Elliott and J. Stevens of Harrison Valley.
December 6	1883	Story	C.	White’s Corners: Reports says C. Story has sold out to Levi Elliott and J. Stevens of Harrison Valley.
December 6	1883	Stevens	J.	White’s Corners: Reports says C. Story has sold out to Levi Elliott and J. Stevens of Harrison Valley.
December 6	1883	Slater	Charley	Charley Slater intends building a new house on his place here.
December 6	1883	King	C. A.	Mills: C. A. King is building a new barn.
December 6	1883	Harrison	F. L.	F. L. Harrison is keeping boarders.
December 30	1883	Stone	Mr. Lafayette	MARRIED on Dec. 30, 1883, by Rev. A. S. Gould, Mr. Lafayette Stone and Miss Faith Hornsby both of White’s Corners.
December 30	1883	Hornsby	Miss. Faith Hornsby	MARRIED on Dec. 30, 1883, by Rev. A. S. Gould, Mr. Lafayette Stone and Miss Faith Hornsby both of White’s Corners.