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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1883
Page
4
Dr Langworthy announces consultations at the East ern Hotel on April 11 and 12 for old patients and new inquiries. He invites anyone seeking medical advice to consult him during those sessions. The notice mirrors local social yearings for spring health and familiar clinicians.
Residents urge a sewer on Main Street connecting to the north side conduit near Third Street and extending to Fifth Street to resolve old wooden drains and open ditches that overflow in summer. Water Commissioners pass preamble and resolutions honoring late member Stephen M. Newton, offer sympathy to his family, and request engrossed copies for the city papers and board records.
An Unis City police officer Michael Keough attempted to arrest Desmond last Sunday. The struggle drew a crowd of about one hundred witnesses who did not assist. The prisoner escaped and Keough was roughly handled. The writer condemns citizen inaction and insists on enforcing laws and penalties for resisting officers and aiding escapes.
The $15,000 offer by William Heaton importer of yarns in Philadelphia to compromise suits brought by the government for undervariation of cotton yarns amounting to 178,000 has been rejected.
For sale cheap buys sail boat gear baby carriage and other shop items. Advertisements show McCarthy's China Hall and Buffalo One Price Clothing Store offers on clothing hats tents and spring goods with low prices and ready to show. Administrators notices require debts to late Dr Jackle and hotel offices host boarders and spring goods stocked by Carl Schauer and Mrs Miller. Millinery and fancy goods stock expanded. solicits shoppers. Porous plaster and Shiloip's cure advertised.
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