Probabilities Signal Station Weather Forecast Update
Fair weather with south winds and a light rise in temperature for middle and south Atlantic states. Warmer, partly cloudy conditions with light snow expected in the lake region. Also notes sale of Osamavaer at Macrice Lack’s confectionery and Henry Weiler’s powerroom for immediate purchase.
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Wasumaron Onazavarosy
Lower Lakes
Eouth
Middle
South Atlantic
garThe
Henry Weiler
Desire and duty clash in late Lovelorn verse fragment
A fragment from Corner Journal presents a dramatic turn where a lover pleads loyalty as a woman, unable to answer, sprouts a hesitant plea in verse. The scene contrasts romantic ardor with implied fear, ending with a quiet, intimate moment.
Ash Wednesday services and community notes
Ash Wednesday services at John’s church in the morning mark Lent preparations. A Dun Kirk tailor advertises wares and assures fit. A marriage united Miss Cushmen and Mr Stevens at H G Wilbur’s residence. A Ladies Aid Society concert at St John’s raised 10.25 with musical offerings and social dancing. Belle Hanford to wed Main of Cleveland tonight at Silver Creek. Railway traffic reports show Eastern weather disruption delaying mail and trains. a Dayton to Cattaraugus accident caused minor delays.
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John's
Starkes
Carl Schauer
Third St
Dunkirk
H. G. Wilbur
Courtney Strect
J. H Bates
Mary J. Cushmen
J. William Stevens
St. Catherines
Ont
George P. Isham
Central Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Church
I. K. Lyon
Howe
Lyon
Silver Creek
Belle Hanford
William Hanford
Nelson
Main
Cleveland
Telegraph
New England
New York
Lake Shore
Erie
Dayton
Cattaraugus
Salamanca Way
Divorce Granted In Whittaker Case In Buffalo
In the Whittaker divorce suit before ag referee Mr W D Holt the court awarded absolute divorce to the plaintiff on grounds of a prior marriage by the defendant. The defendant did not appear and the parties had scarcely lived together. The decision followed a February special term in Buffalo.
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W. D. Holt
Stephanus Whittaker
Frances E. Whittaker
Holt
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Whittaker
F. 8. Edwards
C. D. Murray
Fire at Chautauqua House in Fourth Ward causes minor damage
A small fire ignited in a closet of the Chautauqua House on Lion Street near Fourth Ward. Mrs. Rider, the proprietor, escaped with her children after smelling smoke. Firefighters used water sparingly, extinguishing burning clothing and curtain. closet scaffolding and plaster damaged but losses were light.
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Water Works
Chautauqua House
Lion Aireet
Fourth
Victor Hider
Valentine Reading
Fie
Rider
Onasliver
Common Council Sets Stage for Charter and Finances
The council aimed to have all expenses of the current board settled before the new board takes over and to collect all dues before March. Rathbun announced the revised city charter draft was flashed yesterday and would be ready after a few more committee meetings. A special meeting will be held to present the charter, with adjourned sessions set for clerk and treasurer reports.
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Common Council
Four Ladies Contest Skaters Attract Crowd Vote Decides Winner
The postponed young ladies skating contest resumed Tuesday before a fair audience. Five contestants performed for fifteen minutes with fine steps. Carrie Benjamin won the prize by audience vote. Prizes included Lackes’s skates and a Vienna vase from McCarthy and Mentor. A polo match McDonalds vs Dunkirks at Dunkirk roller rink is scheduled for Thursday at 9.
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Carrie Benjamin
Lackes
Tnion Hardware Club
Wienacae
Belique
McCarthy
McCarthy China Hub
McDonalds
Dunkirks
Dunkirk
Charity Among the Poles Petition to Strip Police Officer
A Polish petition asking Special Policeman Schmalganszkie to have his powers taken was presented to the council last night. Reporters say his efficiency in detecting fraud among Poles bred resentment. Before his appointment, the Poor House faced fraud risks as the local Poles sought aid. A Polish family reportedly found with a flour cache under floor boards prompted relief concerns. Additionally, notices instruct indebted parties to settle accounts with local firm executives at the Front Street coal office.
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Hose Three
Hurlbert House
Frank Hill
Buffalo
D. Shearman
Forestville
M. A. Porter
Mayville
George W. Cutter
A. A. Whitney
C. 1
A. W. Tourgee
Lyne
Dr. Williams
Vere
Agusis Buckley
Counseil
Schtalganszkie
Poormaster Hooka
Schimalganszkie
Hooka
Mir
Schmalgansckie
Handa
Highview
Common Council Minutes February 17 1835 Regular Session
The Common Council met February 17 with Mayor Jones presiding. Bills from the street committee were approved, salaries set, a petition to revoke a special policeman’s powers discussed, and the Sealer of Weights and Measures reported findings across 144 city locations with weights and measures adjustments. Meeting adjourned to Thursday at 7:36.
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Common Council
Jones
Messrs
Ahrens
Heyl
Higgies
McDonough
Murphy
Rathbun
Handall
Bey- Dhoit
Light
Rathous
Fingsee
P. McWabou
Istephone
J. P. Hitler
Allenbrand
Cary & Matteson
John Madigan, & Co
M.K. Mcbonough
Leopold Schmalganszkie
Offeer Schmalganczkie
Ley
James Robinson
Whiedoo
J.W. Pond
W. D. Holt
Gastiemaes
W. P. Revitoups
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Mayville County Clerk Office
A list of real estate transfers recorded in Mayville New York includes Washington Shepherd to Leander D Johnson in Villenova for 100 dollars and Helen Siggins to Alfred Palmer in Ripley for 230 dollars. Other transfers involve Dunkirk Chautauqua Fredonia and Gerry with varied sums and properties in towns such as Portland Sinclairville and Mayville.
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N. Y
Washington Shepherd
Leander D. Johnson
Villenova
Helen Siggins
Alfred Palmer
Ripley
Wm. D. Johnson
Mort Sale
Chas.s. Babbett
Dunkirk
W. M. Crowell
Sylvenus Wright
Goodwin D. Connor
Geo
Mary Smith
Portland
Tyo
Daniel C. Smith
Tanover
John F. Phelps
Randolph W. Seaver
Sinclairville
Randolph W.seaver
Minnie
Phelps
Chauncy Keyes
Geo. W. Putnam
Ges. W. Putnam
Brittanos Keyes
Yeary Loeb
Annie Woods
Fredonia
Minerva E. Denison
G. A. Swanson
Brockton
Reuben EB
Hardenburg
J. W. Pless
Chautauqua
Adin
Joan
Allen
Miles C. Jay
Cornelius Wanshouse
Albert Duink Ae
I. Daink
Sherman
Three Reasons Why Everyone Needs Hood's Sarsaparilla Now
Three Reasons promote Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring health aid. The ad cites blood purity claims and urges readers to take the remedy. George Ashford, a Lockport boy, was severely bitten by a dog last Saturday.
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Hood
George Ashford
Lockport
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