Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Ad
Latest locals advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla for energy and appetite, urging readers to try a bottle. It promotes low prices in a Buffalo store at 47 Center Street with patterns and suiting on fashion display. Local agent Carl Schauer offers updated hats and steams, encouraging customers to inspect goods and prices before buying.
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Hood
Buffalo
Center Atreet
Carl Schauer
Chase
Ufsw
Capa
Sents
Advice to Mothers Teething Syrup Promoted Nationwide
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims relief from sleepless nights, distress from teething, and cures for dysentery diarrhea wind colic and gum inflammation. The bottle costs 26 cents with widespread sale by druggists.
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Ad Sparks Bargains
1984 Spring 1884. Buffalo One Price Clothing Store announces a large stock of Clothing Hats Caps Gent s Furnishings with low prices. Center Street store invites inspection and promises goods shown on merit. Also advertising Hamilton's Coal Yard and Papillon products among other local offerings.
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Buffalo One Price Clothing
Some Very Hard Nuts to Crack in Sewing Machines
An excerpt questions why imitation Singer machines dominate, noting widespread imitations of sewing machines and counterfeit metals. It cites the Chicago relief effort distributing sewing machines to needy women, showing 2945 recipients with 2427 choosing Singer and 617 choosing others, and observes the public’s preference for Singer, including 487 Singer machines sold in Dunkirk in 1883.
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Singer
Chicago
Dunkirk
Opera Ball at Loder Hose 2's Night Fete
Prof Kraft to perform special selections at the Loder Hose 2 ball tonight inviting early attendance. An auction of late John Jackle's estate items will follow tomorrow at 10 at the Second and Leopard corner. Bradford era notes a rink contest between Bradford and Dunkirk teams with bets favoring Chautauqua club.
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Kraft
Loder Hose 2
Second and
Leopard
John Jackle
Bradford
Dunkirk Pelo
Chautauqua County
Qilchem
Bradfords
Dunkirks
Loder Hose Company
Loder Hose
Embroidery Instruction by Mrs. W. B. Tonp
To the Ladies of Dunkirk, Mrs. W. B. Tonp remains at Lamat the Aurlburt House until Monday April 21 to give embroidery lessons. She brings a complete ring of Point Russe crewel Filosel lace silk appliques chenille and ribbon embroidery materials for attendees.
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W. B. Todd
Jamestown
Hurlbert House
John P. Becker
Buffalo
W. G. Stephens
Francois Grow
New York
Aurlburt House
W. B. Tonp
In Our New Quarters Opened By Local Regs
In Our New Quarters a local business announces move to new premises despite incomplete work. The notice says operations began Sunday with minimal delay, promising expanded services and continuing public service by Tre Fauwer and OBSERVER LiametG Company, the people’s obedient servants.
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Tre Fauwer
Liametg Company
Easter at 1st Church Sets Blessing and Hope
Easter services at the 1st M. E. Church celebrated the resurrection with a floral display supervised by Mrs. L. B. Arver and a choir under Mrs. Millard. Rev. Thoburn preached on Christ rising and the call to tell, linking the grave to eternal life. The evening featured the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with Rev. Thoburn and Miss Sophia Heyl highlighting India relief work. collection totaled 12.11 with several new names added.
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Redeever
L. B. Arver
Millard
Thoburn
Jesus
Christ
Jess
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
McPherson
Sec'y
G. B. Vatts
Chapman
India
Sophia Heyl
America
Nellie Russell
Louise Nagle
Fight on Lion and Third ends with fines
Last Saturday evening John Solski and John Drobinyski fought on Lion and Third streets. Drobinyski accused Solski of assault and being shot at. Solski was arrested. Examination before Justice Durrell found no pistol. it was a regular flat fight. Both men were fined 35 each.
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W. A. Shewman
Randolph Courant
Dunkirk
John Solski
John Drobinyski
Lion and
Third Streets
Drobinyski
Justice Durrel
Aistol
Keough
Peshong
Easter Sunday at the Churches Observed Across Communities
Easter services marked by varied congregations at St Marys Sacred Heart and St Hyacinth Polish churches. St Johns Episcopal featured floral designs and fine anthems. 1st Presbyterian and 1st Baptist held morning and evening services while Tabernacle Baptist kept repeat services. City Hall sermon by Rev. Adams drew a large audience. Music flourished with Prof Driggs and Prof Huber praised for Wagner selection.
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St. Mary’s
Milliard
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Hyacinth’s
St. John's
Episcopal
F. W. Raikes
1St Presbyterian Church
1St Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Mr. Adams
City
Driggs
Huber
Wagner
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C. B. Bradley
Fourth Street
Hamilton
Eagle and
West
Paris
Wad Streets
Sones
The
Papillon Manufacturing Co
Ills
Lyon Broad and Light & Harper
Dunkirk T. H. Patten
Mgr
Niewspape
the Evening Observer
Local Department
Pergyie
Oma
Igee
Harry
Martin
Altice
Joe Pristting
Southern
Anrive
Nepart
HFSW
Malis
Fredoner
Goa
Rei
Wweashindon
Lower Lakes
AR Bay
Buttala Courier
Elmira Telegram
Erie
Bestire
Iirie
E.b.cody
Couneautville
J. John’s Benevolent Society
Fred. Schuth
Opera House
Damon
Third Street
Germania Masquerade Committee
Rex Carnival and
New Orleans
Barnum ‘and Associates
Columbia
Peck
Good Boys
Bismarck
Logan
Dijon
Nichta
E. Sis
Albany Military School
Ears. McPherson
W.E. Slocum
Fred Philipbaar
Charles Bremer
Christ Heyl
K. E. Bliss
Sherman
P. E. Calhoun
Warren
M. Chaffe
Gowanda
Morrell
Kate Gerrane
St. Louis
Maude Murray
Central Avenue
West Side
F.G. Wyman
Cassadaga
Chris. Newman
Kizer
Brockton
Frank H. Coleman
New Lisbon
Ohio
Fireclay Brick Company
Wr. Stillman
J.T. Boole
Ile
Fredonia
Judd
Emporium
Buffalo, New York
Philadelphia
Franklinville
Josphire
Lewis
the Methodist Church
Creams
Blues
Chas. Bethune
Afr
H. G. Brooks
McDonald
Bradford Club
Bunting
Charles Marsh
Kraflt
Front Street
St. John’s Church
T. R. Colman
C. D. Murray
T. H. Whittlesey
B. Rathbun
F. G. Jackson
G. P. Isham
Bloss
T. C. Jones
John Hilton
L. Atwood
St. John’s Episcopal Church
M. E
Light & Harper
Sherwin-Williams
Beat
Moores
Itrusses
Dunkirk, N. Y
Hiscox & Co., Chemists
N.Y. Ac
Parker's
Socidty Druggist
Danforth & CO
Genter Street
Wheelers
McCarthy
Celina
Center Street
James McCarthy
Oswego
Rome
Fulton
New Springs
Yosemite
W. G
Dresden
D&c
McCarthy & Hayden
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