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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1885
Page
6
A concise portrait recalls Ulysses S. Grant, detailing his endurance through the war’s darkest days, his appearance at Appomattox, and the lasting impact of his leadership. The article surveys era landmarks, battles, and the public’s admiration for the famed general.
An expansive profile traces Ulysses S. Grant from rural Ohio beginnings through West Point, Mexican War service, early business failures, and a turning point in Galena. It covers his ascent to lead the Union Army, key campaigns from Fort Donelson to Shiloh and Vicksburg, and the arc of his public life including family, finances, and his enduring legacy as a celebrated American commander.
A letter from a Dunkirk traveler describes a route by Dunkirk Cincinnati New Orleans and back via canal street garden district and streetcars. It notes sights such as Fountain of Probasce Arcade Walnut Hill inclined plane Long Bridge Laffayette Square Camp Prytania streets St Patrick Church Margaret Trinament statue the Jesuits church and Metairie cemetery plus the Cotton Exchange and U S Mint with plans to send more news.
A fragmented account recounts Ulysses S. Grant leading to Civil War end after Lee’s surrender, then serving as Secretary of War, and later receiving the presidency nomination and terms. It notes his 1867 to 1868 tenure, 1873 election seat, and his historic around the world voyage visiting major nations.
A merchant tailor transfers his entire stock and operations to a former restaurant near Center Street, refitting the space for a spring stock and new machinery. Joseph Tyler will supervise the cutting department, with a planned April 11 reopening. The seller invites familiar and new customers to visit the new shop. In Shermans, A D West residence on Church Street caught fire near the kitchen chimney. Firefighters controlled the blaze with about $200 in damage.
A testimonial from Mrs Emily Rhoads claims she paid hundreds without benefit yet found relief from a remedy called Favorite Prescription. The speaker urges others to try it, noting strong support from patrons and pharmacists.
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