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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1884
Page
3
An advertisement for Burdock Blood Bitters claims a strictly vegetable formula that cures torpid liver impure blood and disordered kidneys and restores the system with a prompt permanent tonic. It sells for $1.00 with a refund offer if not benefited, distributed by Foster Milburn & Co from Buffalo, New York.
General Trevino departs Monte Rey for Mexico City after being offered the war portfolio by President Diaz. Massachusetts to pay 300000 for Troy and Greenfield toad project interests in the Lloosac tunnel. A Jerusalem purchase includes Mount Olive and graves of Malachi Zachariah Laggal. Sultan halts burial sales after Jewish appeal. A Virginia jailbreak frees John Fitzhugh who hanged the assault suspect. Pensioners of 1.2 million soldiers grow 278 percent since 1873 due to immigration. Naples execution crowd 4000 to 5000 spectators, many women. Walter Ford robs lover, burns house. seeks another wife. George Mason, wounded at Gettysburg, later served Napoleon III in France. World’s largest organ built at Riga Cathedral by Walek. 8266 pipes. Sir Charles Domville, late English Irish landlord, famed for Monte Cristo style hospitality. Two English Jews would bring joy if adopted here. Local laws restrict loud dogs and band organs. Firrspeace August 5 Elbatron works shut for black orders. Graf, Hugus stove foundry resumes with strikers optimistic.
The dispatches report Captain Plugeett of the Lydian Monarch praised as prudent as the ship shows six weeks proximity and aims for a safe arrival. A Pittsburgh property blast at Park Bros. & Co. глуб the Park Bros. steel yard. A tenement fire on Charlton Street endangers 23 occupants who flee in their night clothes. The Fort Wayne baseball club disbands amid financial trouble. Rumors of a lynching in Northampton County, Virginia, involving Italians are unconfirmed. Teemer vs Rose five mile race for 2000 awaits details. Miss Hill divorce case defense letter flatly asserts forgery in the term wife. British Columbia government seeks representation on immigration commission. Chinese envoy attends. Smallpox erupts in Martin Tennessee with three cases. Hubert J. Lynch, longtime editor of the Los Angeles Herald, dies of apoplexy at Santa Monica.
On Wednesday morning the dry goods firm Parsons & Co in Cherry Creek was broken into and clothing and other goods valued at about $1000 were taken. The entry used a front door panel hole and an inside lock. James Carroll and William Kennard were arrested later with stolen goods identified by Parsons. They were sent to Mayville jail after examination.
A correspondent emphasizes patience and pluck as essential in bee culture. Advice covers hive opening, handling combs, feeding, dividing, and honey removal, warning against panic when stung and detailing veil use, and stressing winter spring prep of hives frames and foundations for readiness.
An advertisement touts a universal blood cleans er and remedy for biliousness constipation stomach disorders and fevers. It claims to heal nerves and provide rest, while promising cures for kidney and urinary issues back pain and female weaknesses through a domestic product marketed by TPL Moree Suanadik.
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