Wall paper and polo noted in Dunkirk scenes
Personal mentions include Mr. Chas. Coffin returning from oil country and Wm. E. Cooper arriving home. Raffles at John Larkine and a humid mix of notices on polo games, street life, and local commerce. A obituary from Portland records Mrs. Sarah Riley's death at sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe’s
John Larkine
Patrick Meehan
Mr. Chas. Coffin
Wm. E. Cooper
Ohio
Monroe's
Bradfords
Portland
Sarah Riley
A. St. van Brocklin
Religious services announced for Holy Week
St John s Church will hold 11 o clock communion with sermons on The Great Struggle and The Doctrine of Cross. Holy Week services are listed for Monday to Thursday, Good Friday and other local churches share sermons by Rev Leroy, Rev Linderman, Rev Adams, Rev Martin and Rev Thoburn with times from 2 PM to 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Church
Uery
St. John's Church
Leroy
First Baptist Church
G. P. Linderman
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Paul
City Hall
E. P. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Wr. Martin
Austin
Thobura
Chautauquan in Dakota and local frontier notes
An old Chautauqua boy describes two years in Dakota Brown County with preemption of land and proof of settlement. He reports harsh winters with temperatures down to 49 degrees below zero, drought relief, crop prospects improving, and a railroad reopening after three weeks of closure. He mentions earning 400 in Casa Co and plans for a papermill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotex
Fasmer
Onserver
Dakota
Brown County
Casa Co
Brown Co
Chautauqua
H. Jom
Dunkirk News Briefs Touch City Printing Matters
Special Reporter notes Dunkirk officials clash with city printing policy while other readers in the state react. George Heintz, son of Christ Meintz, starts a leather business in Warren, Pa, and H. G. Brooks earns praise at the Locomotive Works for shaping young craftsmen. Buffalo Harbor nears ice clearance as Dunkirk sailors appear at the wharves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Noname
Cassadaga Local News Brief Highlights Moves and Trades
Special Reporter John York relocates near the outlet while Austin Landas moves to the Island into Geo Bellow's house. Elder Totman departs to a farm below the depot. Mrs C N Wilcox recovers enough to be about the house and Mrs A P Cushman moves into W Phillips house vacated by Rev Totman. W Drake moves to the C L F C grounds. Warren telephones he won’t come to buy Sutter and urges farmers to bring butter elsewhere. Commissioner Wicks orders Rosetta Raymond to meet at the depot over a complaint she met last week. she did not appear. Good Templars keep lights burning all night. Burroughs and Wakeman start basket and cheese box shop near Delanti. Dr C A Rood settles in Cummings house with telephones now working. notes good practice growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicks
Rosetta Raymond
Good Templars
Oddfellows
Will Burroughs
Beebe & Co
Whi. Wakeman
Delanti
M. Taylor & Co
C. A. Rood
Forestville notes and social rounds in town
In Forestville reporter items, N M Allen of Payton visits Friday. Mrs Wm Parsons entertains friends. School Board elected 5S Reynolds president. Miss Alice Boschert and Miss Minaic Gifford visit from Dunkirk. Mr Tenry Fuller of Rhode Island guests Chas Lewis family. Mrs L B Carrington of Dunkirk in town. Garrison House party held. C B Green of Cherry Creek does business with Surrogate Sherman. Flora Tolles of Dunkirk visits Mrs E B Tolles. Amy White surprised by young people. Forestville cheese factory opens Monday, making cheese every other day. Fred Gifford of Dunkirk visits. Hamlet fire cost Reynolds 98 to Parsell. 650 on Walker property not adjusted. F W Sena furnishes sets of furniture. Mrs Chas McNeil of Silver Creek visits. Lester Ellison hailed as leading young commercial man in North Platte. Easter service at Baptist church next week. Parsons & Knapp plan large extracts business. W W Ward replaces sold horse with roan from Boer Newton of Irving at 176. Miss Basie Sackett and Dells Welch employed in Calculi Resolvent Company lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gifford
Dunkirk
Reynolds
Mr. Parsell
Walker
W. W. Ward
Boer Newton
Irving
Basie Sackett
Dells Welch
Calculi Resolvent Company
Local Moves and Town Notes Highlight Spring Changes
Mrs Mary Barber moves to Mrs E C Dix place formerly Elias Bakers while Mr Thomas Nichols relocates to Richard McManus house on Water street George Colville of Salamanca visits town representing Lorillard Tobacco Co taking many orders L P Harrison buys a bay team 16 hands 2400 lbs Boon Dear moves from Sheridan to Warner house on Water street Village assessment roll ready for public inspection April 15 reviewers appointed J P A W Hull fills vacancy left by E D Warner Palm Sunday sermon announced Easter services set for next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barber
L. P. Harrison
Boon Dear
Sheridan
Warner House
Waterstreet
J. Maples
A. W. Hull
J. P
E. D. Warner
Her. Stubbs
Turmoil Over McCarthy and Teale Ends Up In Court
Dispute between James McCarthy owner of McCarthy's China Hall and his former manager B Teale escalates to courtroom action. McCarthy alleges over drafts, misused funds, and mismanagement. Teale counters higher salary and proper charges for travel and equipment. Both sides claim ownership of business letters, with a formal judgment pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCarthy
McCarthy
China Hall
F. E. Hamilton
Hamilton
Teale
Dunkirk
Shurchill
Justice Darrell
New York
D. P. Morehouse
Tenle
Vicinities of oddities and local notes from the region
A jumble of brief notes mentions Lockport debt of 20 dollars, Titusville waking up, Nelson Frost selling two Durham calves for 13 dollars, and a county court term in Fredonia on April 10. Also, editor Mr Rose of the Weatfield Republican wed a Philadelphia lady, Jeffords Rose Co. awards a house contract for 2225 dollars due by June 1, and Torpedo City on the D A V and P rail Line petitioning for a post office. A law ends tolls on the Jamestown to Freemburg road. W H Britton tests a Niagara river water wheel. and Brooks Hadley, a former bookkeeper, is jailed on warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Rose
Weatfield Relican
Philadelphia
Jeffords Rose Company
Jamestown
Torpedo
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Ad at Center Street
A promotional notice for Confirmation Suite and a wide variety of styles selling at very low prices. The Buffalo One Price Clothing Store at 47 Center Street emphasizes plain figure pricing and no misrepresentation of goods.
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Buffalo One Price Clothing
Center Street
Spring Stock of Latest Styles at Carl Schauer Agency
Spring stock of latest patterns suitings and overcoats received by Carl Schauer agent on Third street. Goods are made up in latest styles at low prices. Call and examine prices before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schauer
Agt
Third Street
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teething Relief
A colonial style advertisement urges mothers to buy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It promises immediate relief from crying and pain, claims to cure dysentery and diarrhoea, regulate stomach and bowels, ease wind colic, soften gums, reduce inflammation, and boost energy. The product is touted as pleasant tasting and recommended by a renowned nurse and physician. Sold by druggists worldwide, price 25 cents per bottle.
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Opens New Stock
1884 Spring 2384. The Buffalo One Price Clothing Store announces a large assortment of clothing hats caps and gent s furnishings. Your inspection solicited. Prices lower than ever. No trouble to show goods at the Buffalo One Price Clothing Store 47 Cen street Ste
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo One Price Clothing
Censtreet Ste
Hats and furnishing goods stock offered at Buffalo store
Have You Seen The latest novelties in Hats, Cape and Geébis Furnishing goods. Visit Buffalo One Price Clothing Store at 47 Center Street to inspect the immense stock and see goods on their merits. Also notes on lumber, lime, cement, and Papillon products offered by Lyon Bros. and Light & Harper. T. C. Jones sells poultry and meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store
Center Street
Papillon
Paritrox Caran Care
Paris
Govan
Papillon Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Ills
Lyon Bros
Light & Harper
Some Very Hard Nuts to Crack in Sewing Machine Trade
A letter argues many imitate Singer sewing machines while others imitate none. It notes Singer’s dominance with first prizes, counterfeiting of gold but not brass or tin, and cites Chicago relief efforts supplying 2945 machines to women, with 2427 choosing Singer and 517 others opting for alternatives. It questions why Singers prevailed in Dunkirk sales of 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Chicago
Relief Committee
Dunkirk
DU Patten
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Saturday Evening Observer
Local Department
Avery Cage
Harry
Ofice
Western
Donkirk Day
THE
Observer
Elmira
Frank P. Heferin
ParMeEr and Observer Company
N.Y
George Dotterweich
Elk Street
J. Murphy
Erie Hotel
Faumes and Observer Great Job Printing Establishment
Isham
West
R. T
Prof. Th Edson
Farner and Onagever
Randolph Courant
Prof
P. J. Merrill
Fritz Crowley
Lynn Rich
S. Pelton
Board of Supervisors
Opera House
Duprez Benedict
Daily Republican
Hudson, N.Y
Frank Lestie
Chimney Corner
Dire
Edith Jons Topper
S. A. Paker
F. A. Seat
Bradford
Ice
H. P. Monroe
Dunkirks
C. H. Steiger
Joe Harding
Eddie Pickett
P. Ky'ycek
Harry Scott
F. N. Dursten
Mile Bovaird
H. A. Cooper
Gather W. B. Cooper
Courtney Street
Youngen’s Christian Association
Sarrr
American Press Association of New York
Geo. 4
Smith
van Goreees Times and Express
B. 8
MacCarthy
United States
Lowell Courier
Dell
Cal
Miss
Mion
Neb
Waterloo Observer
Square States
Ark
Panzer and
psErvst Publishing Company
East Second Street
Patrona
Mo. Hinman
Judge Edwards
0. R. Oakley
Oakley
Marshall
Washington
York
D. D. Richardson
Jee A
Warren, I
Mr. R. Mulholland
Mrs. Leahy
Buffalo News
Mrs. Ell
Brooks Patterson
Daughter
Mrs. Stevens
J. M. McQuistion
J.T. Williams
Gerald
Titusville
Grace van Vleck
J. C. Hagget
Frank B. Chapman
Sterling Fountain
Sterling, Ohio
E. Harris
Buffalo Street
John T. McDonough
Albany
Salamanca
Dean Buckley
Emma Pfleeger
Otto
C. B. Bradley
Reed
M.m.fenner
J. §. Lambert
O. Rt. Oakley
Gracie
Jadios
W. H. Gibson
Central Avenue
Akron
N. Y
Dr. Parker
Ripley
Don
Nickel Plate
H. G. Brooks
Locomotive Works
John York
New Purchase
Austin Landas
Geo. Bellow
Elder Totman
A. P. Cushman
W. Phillips House
C. G. Warren
Forestville
N. M. Allen
Payton
Wm. Parsons
Garrison House
C. B. Green
Cherry Creek
Sherman
Flora Tolles
E. B. Tolles
Lodi Street
Amy White
F. W. Sena
Pitai
Chas. McNeil
Silver Creek
Lester £Lls
Smiths Mills
North Platte, Neb
Parsons & Knapp
Geo. Colville
Tobacco
Lorillard
George
Oswego
Lockport
Nelson Frost
James Wright
Villenova
Durham
W. IL Britton
Niagara River
Brooks Hadley
William L. Scott
Eric
Waa
Fae
Ladley
T. C. Flanigan
Prof. Harkins
Dover Street
T. H. Morian
Bennett
Crooked Brook
Eagle Street
C. J. Bradley
Pier Bale
Hent
Fourth Street
T. H. Whittleeey
City Water
Baymuire
Murray
Cor
Eagle and
West Ard Sts
W. 3d
T. C. Jones Sells
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