Dunkirk Business Directory Excerpt and Notices
Dunkirk residents are informed of local business openings and services. Listings include M D Cronyn physician surgeon, E B H Emerson dentist, W Kraeft music teacher, Studia Corner office notices, M Loew’s barber shop, carriage and wagon shop at Talcott and Ruggles, Kate Lenz shop on Center Street, Altos line of horses and livery, H K Williams petroleum grocer, and Center Street offices with telephone references.
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Wilsom
Dunkirk
Altos
Uusses Lane
Telaybone
Center Street
H K. Williams
Groker
Petroleum
Sivadtard
Titusville
New York
Garrieg
W. U.tel, Co
Center Streul
Wanted a second hand saloon beer refrigerator
A notice seeks a second hand beer refrigerator for immediate application at the office. A reward is offered for recovery of a lost purse with railway tickets and cash reported on Third Street near Center or Second. A house to rent west of Lion Street north of Fifth is advertised with possession from March first. Obscure items reference boys to sell the OBSERVER at 4 Second Street each evening.
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Observer
Will Colgan
Observer Oolice
Dunkirk
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
T. J. Duggan
Forestville
John Fos
Third Street
Nice
TOLEN
Morey
Avenue
Lion Street
Fifth
Fis
ANTHO
Second Street
Church notices from Fourth Street area pastors
Multiple church listings outline regular Sabbath and Sunday services at First Baptist First Presbyterian St James and First Methodist along Fourth Street and Buffalo with details on pastors prayer meetings and Sunday school times. Strangers and young men are invited to all services.
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Meee First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Buffalo
PF. Crane
First Presbyterian
Lev. W. I. Austin
St. Jake's Ipiscopal Church
Eagle Streets
Ww. Raikes
First Methodist Church
C. E. Mead
Sunny School
Panoramic View of To Day's News Throughout the Continent
Wilkessarre horror as a four member family dies alone. Cannibalism alleged near Winnipeg. Mon to Buffalo murderer found guilty and given twelve years. Debaucheur Core Mits death by own act. Texas county treasurer imitates Polk and Vincent. Railway smashup at Albany on the New York Central.
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Albany
NEW York Central
Mahoney manslaughter verdict in Grief case
Special Dispatch reports in the Superior Court the trial of Thomas Mahoney for killing Enoch W. Grief with a heavy hammer on December 4. The jury found him guilty of manslaughter after a prolonged ballot. Judge Smith sentenced Mahoney to twelve and a half years at Auburn.
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Smith
Auburo
A Sad Case of Neglect in Wiiksparer Pa
A family in Wiiksparer, Pa faced starvation rumors. Investigations show Leonard family head died of fever from contaminated water, then the rest of the family fell ill. Neighbors found Mrs Leonard and a 14 year old child sick, another child ill, and a 23 year old dead in bed. Aid was rendered after the discovery.
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Evening Observer
Wiiksparer
Leonard
Iiving
Oss Igm
Sister's Fidelity in Gails: Jury Returns Verdict
Special Dispatch reports in Pennsylvania that under the state normal school area a jury found Miss Libbie Reebel and her sister Miss Sarah Reebel guilty of willful murder in the case of a child found roasted near the college. Libbie has fled while Sarah is expected to be taken into custody soon.
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Evening Observer
Ent
State Normal School
Libbie Reebel
Sarah Reebel
Sarah
Foo at Batavia Over a Grete Green Affair
Social circles in Batavia, February 2, report a sensational marriage claim involving Frank Holden, son of a wealthy merchant, and Carrie McCue previously a store clerk. The alleged ceremony occurred in Buffalo on November 18, 1881, while Holden was intoxicated. verification includes a marriage certificate and other proofs. The Holden family denies knowledge, claiming actions were in a drunken state.
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Batavia
Frank Holden
Carrie McCue
Buffalo
South America
Famentown Fire Damages Weavers and Schultz Stores
Fire in Famentown at Weaver & Bro wallpaper house caused extensive damage but was controlled in time. Weavers face losses over 23000 with 12000 insured. Schultz hardware store also suffered about 2000 in damage to building stock and goods, fully insured.
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Evening Observer
Jamegstown
Weaver & Bro
Schultz
Telegraphic Topics Show Wide World Tension and Industry Shifts
Over 1,000 tives sent in January by disstears on land and sea. Twenty-three killed and twenty-eight injured in a Bombay wool factory panic caused by dust. Mrs. John Gilbert’s remains sent to Biloodstown, N.Y.. husband could not accompany. A Trishmen committee to raise a fair trial fund for Dublin conspiracy suspects. Candee & Co New Thiven rubber to halt Feb 10, 1,400 to lose work. Vienna dispatch notes French troubles. crisis strains France’s relations with powers. Canal boat Charles Strop sunk in North River with 200 tons of coal. Neuchatel province condemns attacks on Salvation Army. defense of religious liberty urged. German officers plan Turkish army reorganization. sultan reportedly approves. Excitement in Warsaw LeRoy over salt wells. hundreds of barrels produced daily. Syndicates buy lands to sink wells. over a thousand barrels shipped to Buffalo and more east from Rochester.
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Warsaw
LeRoy
Syracuse
Auburn
Buffa
Rochester
French Chamber Debates Expulsion of Princes Bill
Foreign AFFAirs and Halifax bank clerk incidents are noted as reports from Pana and Haran. A debate in the chamber of deputies stretched ten hours with obstruction over a bill banning princes from civil or military posts, allowing expulsion and penalties. The expulsion measure heads to the senate, while a Halifax clerk faced charges for pilfering $5,000 from a bank company.
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Pana
Chamber of Deputies
Paul de Cassagnac
Fabre
Senate
Chamberlain Sees Mixed Parliament Session Ahead
Imperial Dispatch from Swansea reports Chamberlain, president of the Board of Trade, predicting the next Parliament session will be interesting but not exciting. He cites England and Scotland issues needing attention and believes second measures will push Ireland toward a settled state of affairs.
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Evening Observer
Lespes
Chamberlain
Board of Trade
Swansea
England
Scotland
Ireland
Five Oclock Dispatches Port Chester Murder
Port Chester New York area report of Isaac Wilchesky traveling peddler murdered last night near town. Body found mangled by an axe, robbed, no clue to killers. Also note Jackson County treasurer Wood fled with over $26,000 in county funds amid disbelief.
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Evening Observer
Port Cursten
Saac Wilchesky
Danlas
Tex
Wood
Jackson Teinty
He Loves Children To Eat Special Dispatch
Wrastene Manitoba Feb 2 Indian chief Mohkeluwashean in White Beaver Lakes district killed and ate his wife and six children due to food shortage as is reported among local tribes when sustenance runs low. Early Feb 2 a freight train wreck on the Central Railway near Aupasy injuring fireman Winne with a broken leg. no other injuries reported as wrecking crew works.
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Purtapecraia
Robert Spencer
Ifiason
Evening Observer
Wrastene
Manitoba
Mohkeluwash-ean
White Beaver Lakes
Gbaerrer
Aupasy
Gentral
Winne
Weather Digest From Probable Island Station
Occasional cloudiness with rain and variable winds shifting from northeast to southeast. Lower Lakes region shows a stationary or slight rise in temperature.
Duneire Markets Latest World Correction Evening
Markets from around the world updated by telegraph for this evening. Office of the Evening Observer notes corrections as of February 2, 1883. Market movements and price signals are summarized for global commodities and financial indicators.
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The
Eveniya Onstruer
Grain Markets Buffalo June Report
Grain market notes from Buffalo show mixed wheat futures and cash prices with No. 1 white wheat quoted around a dollar and a few cents, while commodities and freight terms are inconsistently detailed. March deliveries reference May settlement dates, and Cincinnati appears in freight mentions, with no clear finish on prices.
Canadien Failure Strikes Foster & Co Dry Goods Firm
Special dispatch from Moxtrea reports Fos ter & Co. a large dry goods dealer, facing severe financial trouble and has made an assignment. Liabilities are stated to exceed 60,000. Rumors swirl regarding the exact cause of the misfortune as business circles relay the morning announcement.
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Moxtrea
Foster & Co
Miss Leishman Faces Charges In Toronto Case
Special Dispatch reports Ra chael Leishman of Bradford accused Rev F R Beattie of violent assault while serving as nurse during Mrs Beattie’s Toronto visit in December. Leishman, about twenty two and engaged, could not explain three of four pockets years in police court. she had been confined in a local refuge four years earlier.
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Evening Observer
Toronto
Ont
Rachael Leishman
Bradford
F. R. Beattie
Passing by own action in hayloft tragedy
Special Dispatch reports Fletcher Reed, in Newtosville Ohio, crawled into a hay loft and set it afire, then cut his own throat after drinking heavily. Disappointment over a failed romance and a brother’s involvement with the woman he loved are cited as motives.
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Evening Observer
Newtosville
Fletcher
Reed
Five Cent Coins Issued and Election Ballots Decided
The Philadelphia mint issued new five cent pieces amid strong demand. General Manderson won the United States Senate seat from Nevada on the seventeenth ballot. D M Sabin was elected U S senator from Minnesota on the seventh ballot by 81 votes, 60 needed. A steamer and two other vessels wrecked off Lundy Island with all crew drowned.
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Philadelphia Mint
General Manderson
United States
Nevada
D. M. Sabin
Minnesota
Lundy Idand
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Business Gards
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Deer and Fifth Avenue
Ofice
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W. Kraeft
Studia Cor
Lake Shore Bank
Center St
Kate Lenz
Callin
Algo
Oseph Hoelnig
Dunkirk and
Viciaies
Gur
Educh Directorp
W. B
Zetesian
Fredonia Normal Chapel
Robert J. Burdette
Boston
Yaya
Burdette
Dadenbauer
Royal Ham Bell Ringera
Dookirk
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Howard’s
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HIVE
Wilkessarre
MNGRE
Winnipeg
Mamony
Philadelpha
Siill
Texas
Polk
Vincent
Mahoney
Gails
Foo
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John Gilbert
Bilood
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Friange
Charles Strop
Allison
Oswego
North River
Neuchatel
Salvation Army
Porte
Foreign Affairs
Montreal
Halifax
Polk and Vincent
France
Iereening Observer
Haran
Guy
Walifex
Ssking Company
Bhorrtale
Port Chesteri
Erie
Jamestown
Weater § Bros
Schultz’s
Port Chester
Trade and Commerce
Duneire Markets
Few York Stock Market
Mulioland & Co
Tierce
Cure & Whattiesey
Etter
Lowin Heyl
Grocer
Jones
York
A. Hamilton
Cere Mb
Paris
Toosperi
Finmeaal & Hamrock Jouber
Ifr Heaturk
Ehestagh
Ehestangt
Seanent
Oil City
HL K. Winthiane
Lowe
Bie
Grain Markets
Cincinnati
Pork
Canada
Dorris
Essex
Missouri Pacific
Che
Chicago
Ohio Central
Den
Rio
R & Pittany
Erie Pas
St.Paul
Do Welly
St. P. Min
St. L. & San
Hannibal & St. Jone
Union Pacific
Texas Packie Ve
Ilinois Central
W. D
Lewis v
U. A
Iitkia
U.S
Miss Leishman
Treasury
Arehiye
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