Fragmented Mails and Notice of Publication Sale
The evening notices state postal and departure times across multiple lines with references to Eastern, Southern, Western, and Fredonia archives. A notice explains that the Evexinc Obselves will be kept for sale at Maurice Leeb's confectionery and at the newsroom of curs Weiler for non-regular subscribers after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Fredonia
Arkive
Maurice Leeb
Eubsender
Curs Weiler
ODE TO SPRING AND WEATHER NOTES OF APRIL 22 1885
Weather brief reports light showers and variable winds with cloudiness for Friday in the middle Atlantic states lake regions and Obie valley. The long item includes poems on spring, local ads, events, and notices from Erie store to St George's Hall entertainment and various local happenings and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasursaron Observatory
Lower Lakea
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Regions
Obie Valley
Diverse Erie area notices and commercial promotions
Registry lists at the Erie including Mrs C P Adams Randolph W E L Kates Buffalo George Wright Titusville Ever Wood Erie C B Johnson Binghamton. Mammoth silks bargains at the Buffalo Store 61 Center St Lot 1 65c Lot 3 1.00. The Hurlbert arrivals include Cumpson Buffalo Etzeneperger Cleveland A St Moore Fredonia F 2 Green Fredonia C E Hawley Buffalo G W Allmos Philadelphia H W Leech Buffalo Warner Browell Utica. Senate bills discuss Pomfret school district Chautauqua University and School of Theology and Chautauqua County School Commissioners. W H Transler rents Third Street rooms to manufacture tissue paper dusters Carl Dowdlerig agent. Y M C A mixed meeting for ladies and gentlemen with Rev Menara Martin Bates choir and an orchestra. Hymn books requested. H L Roberts bottling plant repairs near May 1 with new wagon horses, E J Shorton to run business. Swan Street residents plan petition for a new sewer as Fourth Street to Third Street drainage exists and box drains differ, health concerns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Erie
C. P. Adams
Randolph
W. E L. Kates
Buffalo
George Wright
Titusville
Ever Wood
Erie
C. B. Johnson
Binghamton
Center St
T. W. Sioxt
Hurlbert
Cumpson
George J. Etzeneperger
Cleveland
A. St. Moore
Fredonia
F. 2. Green
C. E. Hawley
G. W. Allmos
Philadelphia
H. W. Leech
Warner Browell
Utica
Senate
Mr. Williams
Pomfret
Horton
Chautauqua University and School of Theology
Chautauqua County
W. H. Transler
Sipple
Third Street
Carl Dowdlerig
Transler
Menara
Martin
Bates
Moodey & Sankey
H. L. Roberts
Henry Knight
Silver Creek
E. J. Shorton
Swan Street
Fourth
Mysterious Fire At North Second Street House In Dunkirk
A fire damaged a little unoccupied house owned by Mr. D. F. Scannell at Second street and Plover. A six foot hole blew through the floor. flames spread to a door post and partition. a cane chair burned and the fire ceased with uncertain origin. Some think incendiary act, others argue the blaze burned itself out. The case is under review by insurer Otis Stillman. Also noted: Dunkirk Commandery No. 40 officers installed for the year at the Asylum with C. J. Carney as Eminent Commander and other names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Scannell
Second Street
Plover
Otis Stillman
Ag Ofeets
Dunkirk
E. T
C. J. Carney
J. Flilton
W. C. Zimmermann
B. R. Gifford
W. Finkel
F.W. Raikes
A. N. Judd
M. Matteson
Wm. Werner
D. H. Griswold
H. J. Gibbs
EL. G. Wilbur
Driggs
T. C. Jones
Building moves and shop roofing in local streets
William Desmond buys the John Desmond house at Fifth and Lion street near Ernest Hoffaker. The building is moved by Hayward from its former position to a new site on Desmond’s lot east of Lion. Part of Desmond’s house will be used as a barn and the new building replaces it. Rudolph Moldenhauer’s shop at Third and Buffalo is recently roofed and near completion. April 27 marks the 66th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America with celebrations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Desmond
John Desmond
Fifth and
Lion Street
Ernest Hoffacker
Hayward
Fredonia
Lion
Mr. Desmond
Rudolph Moldenhauer
Third
Buffalo Streets
Odd Fellowship In
America
Ice Breakup Shifts Along Lakes as Winds Push Ice
The Lake notes rapid ice melt with Dunkirk harbor ice breaking within a week. A northerly wind may push floes toward the breakwater. Canada shore breeze sent floes near the harbor entrance. Erie sailors expect passage to Buffalo and Cleveland areas in days. Fishermen report whitefish and pike nets set, with fishing up to five miles from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Canada
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Erie
The Turners Win In Three In Five Forfeit Hockey Title
The Knights of St Aloysius and the Social Turners played the deciding game at the rink last night before a good crowd. The Turners won three of five goals, with Jacob Wagner and Cornelius Pec gar as top players for the Turners and Thomas Donovan for the Knights. The 35 minute match ended with the Turners securing victory and earning a medal and two satin banners, honors presented by rink management and Carrie Paleogar for the prizes' finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. Aloysius
Social Turners
Turners
Knights
John Sullivan
Tourners
Jacob Wagner
Philip Gerber
Cornelius Pe
Clifford and Mullane
Wagner
T.P. GC
Misa Carrie Paleogar
Duseire Charter Amendments Bring Dunkirk Closer to New Law
Albany letters note Dunkirk charter amendments by M L Hinman and A J Avery to keep a single supervisor representation. Chautauqua county applicants discussed for census data and population wealth. Mayville state legislator Teunanot fought governor over private association power before Walnut Creek bill passage. Norton of Silver Creek opposed, then amended to require votes before work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Fredonia
Duseire
Messrs
M. L., Hinman
A. J. Avery
Dulekirk Charter Commission
Dunkirk
State House
Empire State
Chautauqua County
W. Ie, Teunanot
Mayville
Norton
Silver Greek
Walnut Creek
Biliousness remedies and strange railroad incident
Biliousness is common this season with bitter taste breath foul coated tongue headaches dizziness and loss of appetite. Hood s Sarsaparilla is promoted as a cure preventing fever or death. Oleanites heard shots and blood on the railroad track after a boyish incident ended with a fatal goat victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Billy Goat
Improve the Light House Park Excursion Plan for Dunkirk
A letter urges city leaders to develop Light House Park into a premier lake excursion site. It argues for buildings for refreshments, better grounds, and shelter to attract visitors from Dunkirk and nearby towns. The piece predicts self paying first year revenue and cites 400 weekly visitors noted by a local company representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorron OseyRoar
Bammer
Pagett
Dunkirk Park
M.A. L
Noted Atlanta Manhunt Offers Reward for Skipper
Chautauqua Talent Abroad reports a $10 reward for the fugae of H. I. Wilking alias P H Stevens alias R D Fuller alias Andrews. Described as about 58, with gray hair, blue eyes, wearing new black suit and slouch bag, he is said to hail from New York and Ohio towns and to run confidence schemes in grocery stores. Also named is Asa Andrews, linked to Portland and Stockton origins, who served six years in Ohio penitentiary for a Portsmouth crime. Officers urged to post notices at retail grocers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
H. I. Wilking
P. H. Stevens
R. D. Fuller
Andrews
Fredonia
N. Y
Erie
Dunkirk
Florida
Asa Andrews
Portland
Stockton
Sinclairville
Portsmouth
Davenport
Evansville
Ind
Ohio
Chantauqua County
County and Vicinity News Recap From Pennsylvania Items
County and vicinity briefs report electric light proposals for Fredonia and North East, a sick user in Ripley, steam heat plans for Elmirans, Randolph Children’s Home directors meeting May 5, Arbor Day observations in Pennsylvania, Erie strawberries at a dollar per quart, Dr Larkin’s elderly Randolph coverage, Ny Pano station rules in Meadville, James Grogan’s move from Jamestown to Bradford to Macksburg, abating tramp nuisance in Meadville, a Maynard’s safe robbery in Fredonia, Erie county’s congressional reappointment linking with Crawford, Milo Tanner’s maple sugar yield, arrests of six Randolph robbers, Arnold’s missionary tour to Australia, and scant notes on local gentlemen and encampment events.
Monroe’s 1885 Spring Repairs and Ceiling Decorations
H P Monroe advertises ceiling decorations and wall coverings for spring improvements. Offers custom ceiling designs, wallpapers including brown back and micas, room mouldings, beaded ceiling trim, cornice hooks, drapery hardware, paints, brushes, calso mine and shades in varied colors, plus ready to hang 75 cent Holland shades on spring balance rollers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
H. P. Monroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferivel
Depa
Arhive
Peco
Rogan
E.c.perry & Co
E.C. Perry &Co
Severa
E.c.perry
B.C. Perry & Co
Eastern Hotel
E. C. Perry & Co
Prof
Krafft
Germania Society
P. Levi
Eric
W. E. Frear
Olean
B. P. Showerman
Batavis
Christ Quandt
Frank May
Lion Spes
West Shore
Edward Keegan
St George's
Hure Din
Hore Sung
Din
City
Byron Rathbun
Western New York Dental Association
Center Street
F. W. Raikes
St. John’s Church
Dupkirk
St. Peter's
Foreatville
Mr. Kidder
St. Paat’a
North East
Margaret Baker
Ripley
Elmirans
The
Randolph Children's Home
Pennsylvania
Ny- Pano
Meadville
James Grogan
Sherman House
Jamestown
Bradford
Macksburg
Maynard
Erie County
Crawford
Milo Tanner
Panama
Perper
Little Valley
Arnold
Ellicottville
Australia
Jean
Amer
Tone
Eutatten
Warren
Brazil
M. Loeb’s
Coal Coal
S.M. Hamilton
Cor.Eagle and
W. Third St. Dunkirk
California
Bermuda
Russia
AEYL
Bootszshoes
Rice & Abell. Cor
4Th and Center Sts. Duneire, N. Y
P. Monroe
Shades
C. E. A Monroe
Fick
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