Arrival and Departure of the Mails in East and West
The Evening Observer lists mail arrivals for Eastern and Western routes with times for arrive and depart. Stops include 8:30, 11:10, 1:46 p.m. and 7:10 p.m. for East, 5:30, 6:30, 7:00 a.m., 8:00 p.m. for South, plus connections to Southern Fredonia and other lines. The Evanxiconserver will be on sale at Maurice's confectionery counter and at Henry Weiler's pewsroom for non subscribers.
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T Defart
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Evanxixconserver
Maurice
Pewsroom
Henry Weiler
Probabilities Signal Station Forecast for Lower Lakes
Weather bulletin from Washington Observatory predicts warmer, generally fair conditions with westerly winds becoming variable and rising barometer, then falling in the western portion. For Tuesday: warmer and partly cloudy with light rains expected for the lake region, middle states, and Ohio Valley.
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Washinacron Observatory
Lower Lakes
Lake Region
Middle States
Ohio Valley
Willow Titwillow and a Erie Store Spring Millinery
A fragment mentions WS Gilbert and Sullivan opera The Mikado in the local page. The Erie Store highlights elegant spring millinery and new neckwear. Notices note council, rail work, and various local business updates with short items on weather, travels, and arrests.
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Erie
Reading Tailor Offers Correct Styles For All Needs
Trade is reviving as railway ticket sales indicate. Judge Holstein adjourned the Ferrance vs Hutchinson case and Pease v. Hochm was heard. Knights of St George plan an April 23 concert and ball, with Dennis Toomey and Andrew Cameron touring for exhibitions. Twin birth at Lion and Front headlines. baptism by a Polander priest. William Mocker returns from New York with spring stock. Prof F W Krafft opens a music room in Buffalo. Abell and Teal return from a two week southern tour through major cities, pleased with the trip.
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Holstein
William Ferrance
George Hutchinson
Jane Pease
Hiram
Knights of St. George
Dennis Toomey Haa
Andrew Cameron
Jamestown
Silver Creek
Cherry Creek
Frank Langouski
Lion and
Front
William Mocker
New York
F. W. Krafft
Buffalo
Oak At
Dress Rehearsal Operetta At Opera House Tonight
Tonight at the opera house a comic operetta Dress Rehearsal directed by Mrs Hills and Miss Alice Kidder features Miss Kidder as Pianist with a long cast list including Miss Jones, Mia A Chlis, and Miss Nottage. The Grove House Academy performance includes Princess of Grove and Cinderella scenes followed by a programme of overture, solo numbers, choruses, and a finale titled Oh How Jolly.
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Sophotshs
Martha Higgins
Mary Janson
Spitefal
Nottie Pasha
Bessie Harel
Jarvey
Prudence Prochback
D. G. Alling
Rosa Jennings
Altea
Alice Drown
Hannah
Neshia Kern
Scane
Grove House Academy
Lela Rocantaug
Sole
Weber
Rey
Sea lions arrive in Dun Kirk on Lake Shore train
Five large sea lions reached Dun Kirk on Lake Shore train No 9 at eight, stayed until between nine and ten, shipped from San Francisco under United States Express Company, bound for Reiche & Brother of New York. Confined in three crates, two in two boxes and one in the third, they bellowed and were fed on fish during their layover.
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Dunkirk
Lake Shore
San Francisco
United States Express Company
Reiche & Hrother
New York
V M C A Lyceum to discuss course of England in regard to Egypt
The V M C A Lyceum will meet tonight to discuss Englands policy toward Egypt. Mr J O Stili led the young mens Praise Meeting at the V M C A rooms Sunday afternoon with over fifty people in attendance.
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England
Egypt
J. 0. Stili
V.M.C. A
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Purity and Experience
Lowell apothecaries C. J. Hoodo advertise Hood's Sarsaparilla as prepared with thorough knowledge and practical experience. The text emphasizes purity honesty and reliability under the direction of those who originated it and notes continual observation to observe modern customs. Take the Onasnveer.
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C. J. Hoodo
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Post Lent Revels at Germania and Loder Balls
After Lent ends, social pleasure returns with two events last night. The Germania Society’s ball on Center Street attracted a modest crowd with Krafft’s music from ten to two and twenty four dances. The Loder Hose Company No 2 held its eighteenth annual ball at City Hall with Matteson providing music from ten until the small hours, praised for its social and financial success. A Westfield party hosted by the Misses Patterson honored two visiting Vassar classmates from our society’s circle.
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Germania
Germania Society
Centerstreet
Krafft
Loder Hose Company, No. 2
Matteson
Westfield
Patterson
Indy
Vassar College
Polo Match Ends With Live Oaks Beating Dunkirks In Fredonia
A sizeable audience watched the polo game as the Live Oaks of Fredonia defeated the Dunkirks 2 to 1 after a long, disputed match. Key players included Sullivan and Wilt Everts for Dunkirk and Miller and Green for the Live Oaks.
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Tink
Dunkirks
Fredonia
John Madigan
Dunkirk
Bert Cullinan
E. W. Rasa
Prushaw
Fred Keller
Dundress
Sullivan
Wagner
Capper
Lackey
W. Everts
Edwards
E. Everts
Live Oaks
Miller
Mitchell
Erwin
Harrison
Green
Clothier
Dunkirke
Fredonias
Dankirks
Teary
Osks
Wilt Everts
Board of Education Meeting Minutes and Actions
The Board of Education met Monday evening April 6 with President Murray presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Bills were presented and ordered paid. A tax receiver request for a 30 day extension on school rolls was granted. The repairs committee was given more time to estimate basement laboratory fit-out costs. The superintendent's report for the month ending March 27 was filed. The secretary was directed not to burn gas except on special occasions. Monthly warrants for teachers and janitors were authorized. Meeting adjourned.
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Board of Education
Murray
Holstein
Messrs. Lascelles
May
Reed
Finkel
Lascelies
Lascelles
Uual
Outtuary notes multiple funeral notices in city paper
Funeral services for Mrs. Malvina Beggs were held at her Buffalo Street home Monday at 3 o'clock with large attendance. Rev. E. P. Adams led brief rites. Pallbearers included George L. Saunders and others. Interment at Forest Hill. Death notices for Miss Elva Allen, Joseph Fleming, and Harrison Thompson follow with brief details and inquests.
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Malvina Beggs
Buffalo Street
Joseph Fleming
Ermine Street
Church of
St. Hyacinthe
Harrison Thompson
Delanti
Blood of
Dunkirk
Easter Services Noted At City Presbyterian Church
In yesterday’s Observe the Easter services across city churches were mentioned but not all were reported due to space. The Presbyterian church at city hall featured a flower decked pulpit and a semicircle of potted plants. Rev. Adama delivered a practical sermon rather than an Easter one. The Onsenver Spotter quoted Joseph Nelson confirming the Buffalo and Fourth street Baptist church, previously thought insecure, has walls securely anchored and mechanics at work, making it one of the city’s safest buildings.
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Presbyterian Church
Mr. Adama
Baptist Church
Buffalo
Fourth Streets
Joseph Nelson
Mechanica
Death by Own Action Near Brocton Overshadows Portland Area
Charles Anderson of Portland’s south town area died by hanging on Sunday after a morning routine at the Thayer farm. A coroner’s inquest found mental faculties impaired. he left a wife and five children. He had recently bought the Thayer farm for 50 down, with a 100 forfeiture if either party quit. Insurance figures and farm worries were noted amid community mourning.
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Charles Anderson
Brocton
Portland
Usal
Thayer
Jay
Belknap
Munger
Ble
Berry
Anderton
Heaven
Merchant Tailor Moves to Center Street Shop
Removal to Center Street as stock of merchant tailoring and gent's furnishing goods shifts to the former restaurant and sample-room space. The shop will be refitted with a new spring stock and opened for business in April 11. The cutting department will be overseen by Joseph Tyler, deemed a reliable Western New York cutter. The owner invites old friends and new customers to visit the new location.
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Center Street
Joseph Tyler
New York
Mocxgs
Farm for Sale Near Brocton Station West of Town
Four acre tract in cultivation with a well and a young grapevines orchard. Located eight miles west of Brocton Station. Will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire of Zr eal lows Daakith New York.
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Brocton Station
Daakith, N.Y
Ceiling Decorations and Renovation Influences Spring Work
H P Monroe promotes spring repairs with a wide stock of ceiling decorations and unique designs for ceilings ensuring a distinct look from neighbors. Offers backings, white-backs, flats, micas, and borders, plus room mouldings to fully renovate homes this season.
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