History of the Ohio Falls Cities And Their Counties, With Illustrations And Bibliographical Sketches 2, Pt.2
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One is an unoccupied log-house, weather- boarded; another stands on the river bank, owned and occupied by Frank Flight. Samuel McClintick built the first brick house in Utica in 1818, on lot number nineteen. It is yet stand- ing.
Among the store-keepers in Utica not before mentioned were Charles Murphey, in 1847; Horatio Schriver, who kept in a little house op- posite Starkweather's, soon after; and then fol- lowed Rose & Symms, Holman, and Belknap.
Whiskey has always been obtainable here. The ...first drug store was kept by Joseph Ashton, The druggists in town now are J. Holman and Dr.
Williams.
We sum up the present status of Utica in these words: The general appearance is one of in- activity. Streets are in a poor condition, without care. Sidewalks are hedged in by weeds and woodpiles, and the gutters are full of rubbish and grass. Houses look old and timeworn; many fronts show signs of old age; gates bow ungainly as you pass back and forth. A dilapi- dated sign-post in the eastern part of the town reads, "Salem blacksmith shop," and all houses of a public nature are in keeping with this one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One is an unoccupied log-house, weather- boarded; another stands on the river bank, owned and occupied by Frank Flight. Samuel McClintick built the first brick house in Utica in 1818, on lot number nineteen. It is yet stand- ing.
Among the store-keepers in Utica not before mentioned were Charles Murphey, in 1847; Horatio Schriver, who kept in a little house op- posite Starkweather's, soon after; and then fol- lowed Rose & Symms, Holman, and Belknap.
Whiskey has always been obtainable here. The ...first drug store was kept by Joseph Ashton, The druggists in town now are J. Holman and Dr.
Williams.
We sum up the present status of Utica in these words: The general appearance is one of in- activity. Streets are in a poor condition, without care. Sidewalks are hedged in by weeds and woodpiles, and the gutters are full of rubbish and grass. Houses look old and timeworn; many fronts show signs of old age; gates bow ungainly as you pass back and forth. A dilapi- dated sign-post in the eastern part of the town reads, "Salem blacksmith shop," and all houses of a public nature are in keeping with this one.
What to read after History of the Ohio Falls Cities And Their Counties, With Illustrations And Bibliographical Sketches 2, Pt.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.a. Williams & Co to read onlineMoreLess
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