Evening Observer News Items and Advertising Notes
The Evening Observer page lists newsroom contact details, subscription rules, and advertising deadlines. It notesDecoration Day on May 30 and a reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac May 6–7 in Baltimore. It mentions varied items including German U S literary output figures and experimental electrical devices like a Skrivanor primary battery lamp.
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the Society of the Army of the Potomac
Grant
Baltimore
Skrivanor
Mousehold Hints On Bindings and Table Décor Traditions
A fragmentary guide notes leather bindings may be revised with egg white, describes stains using burnt umber Venetian red porter, and mentions rosebud table decor at a recent dinner. It covers fabric choices for table accoutrements, egg quality tests, meat fat indicators, vegetable freshness, and decorative satin and lace arrangements with floral embroideries.
Probate and guardianship actions from Sarrogate Court docket
The district court entries list probate and guardianship proceedings for multiple estates including Almon Barber, Thomas Campbell, Hiram Bagg, William Look, Charles Moore, Clement Child, Merritt and Mary Sherman, Benjamin Morgan, Enos Cole, Thomas Horecraft, George Rouse, Dearing Dorman, Calvin Avery, John Bunlick, George Hunt, Barzilla Lord, Martin Alford, John Allen, Harvey Sparks, and William Seeley. Also noted are judicial settlements, sales of real estate for debts, and administrative actions. Community updates mention F.S. Moss traveling to banana country and notes on Rev Bates leaving for Dansville with farewell resolutions. Bruce Johnson and Miss Moore announce their marriage.
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F. M. Bati
Almon Barber
Stockton
William P. Barber
Orlando A. Barber
Charles D. Barber
Thomas B. Campbell
Weatfield
David H. Kiel
Hiram Bagg
Ellington
Allen Bagg
William Q. Look
Foreatville
Mary A.look
Charles W. Moore
Carrol
Henry A. Moore
Clement D. Child
Artemisia Child
Frewaburg
Merritt K. Sherman
Mary Tt. Sherman
William BP. Sherman
Wilson Camp
Benjamin T. Morgan
Kiantere
Enos Cole
Harmony
General Guardian
Thomas Horecraft
Westfield
Tosamond Thorscraft
George D. Rouse
Childof Samuel B. Rouse
Mina
Lucius
Dunkirk
George Hunt
Ripley
Barzilla H. Lord
Hanorex
Martin Alford
John 8. Allen
Fillenova
Harvey H. Sparks
Sherman
William Seeley
West
Charles ©. Lewis
Fredonia Breeding Center Noted In Buffalo News
Fredonia N Y vicinity is described as a growing breeding center with promising Colts from Marlborough Stephen 4 Doug sie Criterion and Jess mate stock. A three year old by a son of Steph en A Douglass sold for 365 to C McNamara and showed 240. Charles Pringle lost a yearling colt by Merlborough and then purchased a five getter8 McGregor. Paul Anderson plans to drive Nellie R full sister to Nellie R and a three year old by Manleys Edaall. A Laux expects Criterion day mare to trot in 225 this year. Parley Grinwold walks Emprese and Princeas to pee on the road farmhorses in fine condition.
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Fredonia
Marlborough
Stephen
Dougsie
Criterion
Jess ‘Mate
Steph
En A. Douglass
C. McNamara
Charles Pringle
Merlborough
McGregor
Paul Anderson
Nellie R
Manley
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Biliousness Advised
A promotional notice warns biliousness is prevalent in the season with symptoms like bitter taste breath dullness and headache. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla may prevent fever and premature death and calls it a portive cure sold by all druggists.
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Hood
Removal to Center Street by Tailoring Firm
Removal notice for merchant tailoring and gents furnishing goods moving to Center Street near a former restaurant and sample room. New cutting department supervised by Joseph Tyler, with plans to redivide and repair, inviting old and new customers to the updated shop and factory operations.
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Center Street
Joseph Tyler
A. Moon
Forestville notes and obituaries in the spring of 1886
Forestville news details local events including social visits, parties, and school figures. It reports on a derailment near Ulster and Delaware Railroad, arranged rink activities, a masquerade, and a fatal case of Mrs. Lucy Ann Barnard with a long obituary for her. It mentions plans to purchase the Main Street House, and notes on residents’ movements and church affiliations. The piece closes with financial notices and a local mention of credit extensions.
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Noriog
Coon
James Medbury
Nelson Francie
Forestville
Lizzie Joinson
Almina
Cleveland
Lula
East Aurore
James Dean
Jamestown
Flora Brown
Alice Bochert
Dunkirk
Lizzie Whatferd
Hocker
Chauncy Abbey
Fredonia
P. Fox
Methodist Church
Crawford Stearna
J. F. Hurlbert
Walter Love
Buffalo
L. Turrell
Martin Howard
F. B. Welch
G. L. Crosby
F. Edwards
E. C. Berry
W. J. Glasford
W. T., Turrell
Brooka Locomotive Works
Ulster & Delaware Railroad
iRink
J Evelyn White
New York City
Gertrude
Henry Knight
Rev. J. &. Townsend
D. D
Asbury M. E. Church
G. J. Squier
OW. P. Shepard
Daniel B. Parsons
Madison
Madison Co
N. Y
Parsons
A. W.hull
J. H. McEwen
Barnard
Pearstreet
Daniel P. Barnard
Mary
Hanover
Airs. B
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Townsend
Aprird
Heraphore
Colely
Funem
Pioneer Come
Notick
Hanover Mills
Westfield Woolen Mills Changeover and Rail Surveys
T B C Taylor purchased the Westfield woolen mills and began operation producing flannels and yarns with about eighteen workers. Engineer Hamilton surveyed routes from Westfield to Mayville and Sugar Grove for a railroad along the lake, with one line via Jamestown and the east shore underway. A child in Cattaraugus village burned to death after falling onto a stove, and Mrs Mary Herrick sues the New York World for libel over a recent death article. In Olean rumors of a murder arose but proved to be a roaming mischief with a shot goat killed by townspeople. Garrett Fardink, 40, disappeared after planning a visit home. searches span Corry to French Creek with no trace found.
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T.B. C. Taylor
West Held
Eigh
Hamilton
Warren, Sugar Grove and Chautauqua Lake
Weafeld
Mayville
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
Caat
Lake i
Cattaraugus
William Ehrlich
Olean
Garrett Fardink
Spring Creek
French Creek
Corry
Clymer
Lonesome Forest
Traveler's Guide Entry for Lake Erie and Western R R
A concise traveler’s guide note regarding the Lake Erie and Western Railroad and Fredonia Street area. The text indicates a station or route reference with place names and rail line identifiers, implying local travel directions or stops in the Lake Erie region.
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Traveler’s Guide
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Lake Erie& Western R.R
Nickel Plate timetable notes and station stops
The Nickel Plate line of New York Chicago & St. Louis Railway lists train runs from Hornellsville to Dunkirk via multiple stations including Alfred, Andover, Salamanca, Olean, Belmont, and Vandalia. Services running daily or except Sundays are noted with arrival times at Dunkirk and Salamanca. No 9, No 19, No 13 details indicate varied schedules and Western Division operation.
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Me Miley
Homellaville
Almond
Alfred
Andover
Gelisville
Scio
Belmont
Belvidere
Friendship
Cuba
Hinsdale
Olean
Allegany
Vandalia
Carrollton
Great Valley
Salamanes
Little Alley
Cattaraugus
Dayton
Perysbur
Smiths Mills
Forestville
Sheridan
Dunkirk
Carrolton
Eastwald
Lilue Valley
Salamanca
Elmira
Ton
Ca Alley
Ing
Bile Us
Manca
Great Wey
Carrdh
Friends
Olean Belvidere
Sermont
A.m. Wellsvile
Hornellsville
No. 32
Smithsvile
Per- Lithle Valley
Attalaugus
Ley
Great Vandalia
Ale
Friendship Bal Ividere
Wellsville
Almond Iy
Formelisville
Mn. S
Carrollton No. 2
No.8
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Calvin J. Church
New York World
George Herrick
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Doekirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
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Vermont
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Younelon
Pittetialde
Bait al
Gerloud
Newton
East Titew
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Butcher’s Ofies
Wil Runun Fonda Ong
King
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P. M
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Cerry Asene
Ciymer
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J Sherman
Myrmet
Sreven Dunkirk
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Pamesville
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Brocton
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Titusville
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Babcock
Hordan
Jenath
Freeman
Midmont
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Carreilton
Citueville Express
Imestone
Anda
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Ridervilis
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Tavis
DeGestas
Aber City
Das A NS
Kondal
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Carroliton
Jowett
Bradtor
Limeown Rinsdell
Eden Valley
North Colling
Oe Colling
Fine Valley Son
Ensedy
Alvlef
Ier Inas
Satens
ATH
Rice & Abell
Cor
4Th and
Center Sts
Dunkirk, N. Y
Boston
Germania Band
Boston Symphony
Philharmonic
E. M. Bagley
Herr E. Strasser
13. Bowron
G., W. Stewart
Rose Stewart
Leopold Lichtenberg
Frederick B. Peaken
Opora
Frodani
Montes
Deon
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