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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1885

Page

4

Evening Observer arrival notice at 2 10pm

Sred, Bago arrive at 09770 B48 at 2 10pm. Depa: EASTERN. Aprivat and Depa: EASTERN. SREANT and 2 OD details include 1250 and 0 30.

Aprivat Depa Sred Bago

Fragmented notices mix poetry and local items in Jamestown paper

A garbled paste lists sales and poetry verses, with local sayings and several names. It notes a confectionery counter sale at Maurive and Henry Weiler, plus various community updates about residents, travel, and upcoming events, including a polo match and a fair start.

Kvaning Opsmaran Mr. Maurive 1 Henry Weiler

Local notices and society updates from Dunkirk area

Notices detail social visits in Newburg and Buffalo, a Presbyterian Society meeting at Miss Cannie Williams, a sleigh party by members of the Ips. T. Club, rental ad for the second floor beside Lake Shore National Bank, and Louis Alling returning from Poughkeepsie after graduating third in his class. Also mentions Bartholomew & Chambers packing for Buffalo, Mueller arrest in New York, and community charity sending aid to Dunkirk sufferers.

Scopte Cannie Williams Eagle Street Creeing Lps. T. Club Lake Shore National Bank Citizens’ Club Musee’ Excnance Orvict Louis Alling Poughkeeps Alling Fastman’s Business College Poughkeepsie

Presbyterian Social Draws Large Crowds at Local Church

A Thursday evening Presbyterian church social drew a capacity crowd with young ladies in Kate Greenaway style costumes. A varied program featured solos, pantomimes, tableaux, and a malaga race, followed by refreshments. The event raised substantial funds despite cold weather and a frozen harbor halting oyster trade, driving prices up and reducing supply.

Presbyterian Church Solo Uy Amelia Houser Mother Godse Jack the Ninble O +ie Coffi Rod Ridinghood Sadie Martin Jne Jill Alex Lena Williams Masters Somerville Edson Belle Deege Kate Greenaway Thomas James Chas Silver Miss Heuser Hieadé Mary Jane Kate Davis Mosars van den Steen Stanley Martin F. D Ossmrvet Baltimore New York

Addressing Machine touted as useful invention by LeRoy

Rev. Mr. A LeRoy of this city sent to Washington to demonstrate a model of the L and D Addressing Machine for pasting address labels on newspapers. The automatic knife and paste belt save labor with high accuracy. The device, potentially manufactured in Dunkirk, marks a notable inventor’s latest contribution.

A. LeRoy Washington LeRoy Wagner Ohio Atlanta Dunkirk

Special Meeting of Stevens Post Planned Camp Fire

Stevens Post No. 398 of the G A R held a special meeting to finalize arrangements for a camp fire and the upcoming meeting next Wednesday evening. A steel engraving of Lincoln and His Generals was received from Mr Otis Stillman. A pensions committee led by U W J Cronyn James Robinson and W P Reynolds was formed to handle claims locally and potentially shift processing from pension agents. Comrades planning to attend Holt Post at Fredonia tomorrow should arrive at 7 pm. A misprint in Thursday's Disenver listed admission as 56 cents. the price is 25 cents.

Stevens Post

Regents Preliminary Pass Earn Regents Seats

Fourteen scholars passed the Regents' preliminary examination and are entitled to seats in the Academy. The School Board meets Monday night. Sup't J. W. Babcock of the school went to Forestville tonight.

Sup't J. W. Babcock Forestville

Rochester sees spiritual boom and political shift ahead

County and vicinity reports a spiritualistic boom with many converts, suggesting Rochester may soon outpace Seneca Falls politically. A Lyons farmer sold thirty two turkeys for 100.22, earning more poultry income than wheat and barley. Gowanda Enterprise to run on motor power via a 1000 foot wire across Cattaraugus creek. Weed thieves suspected near Pike and may resort to gunpowder charges in wood piles. Cole's Hotel Wellsboro Pa burned early Monday. Methodist church damaged. 905000 referenced as the loss. incendiary origin suspected after a prior fire months ago.

Lyons Gowanda Enterprise Cattaraugus Creek Cole's Wellsboro

Democrats Consider A People's Ticket In City Nominations

The Democratic Executive Committee met at W W Holt's office with strong attendance and audited several last year bills. Many prominent Democrats refuse office for the spring election. a "people's ticket" is likely. Possible candidates include Mayor T C Jones or John Hillard, City Clerk Fred D Light, and a slate led by Murphy Morrissey with ward contenders named for council and supervisor roles.

Democratic Executive Committee W. W. Holt C.D. Murray M. J. Hinman Ir. J. D. Miner W. W Holt Wiliam Zimmermann D. F. Toomey A.8. Caple Arthur Lascelles Baduccesse T. C. Jones John Hillard Fifthat Jones Hilliard Fred D. Light J. B. Murphy J. P. Morrissey Henry Brick Light Murphy Morrissey For Council Cornelius Vroman Wood Department Locomotive Works Hiram Higgins Charles Flaven Joseph Landschopf Republicans Louis Heyl Albert Abell Heyl

Two Lakes Chautauqua Tale Questioned by Brooklyn Writer

A Brooklyn resident questions ex Senator Sessions memory of Chautauqua lake when it was divided into two by a narrow overgrown channel. He recalls a July 4 1884 steamboat sailing from Jamestown to Mayville and asserts passage was open at the Narrows, challenging the older recollection of a split lake.

Brooklyn New York Tribune Tribune Loren B. Sessions Chautauqua Lake Jamestown Mayville Sesaion W. Keres

Democratic Nomination For County Supervisor Candidate

Daniel F. Toomey has accepted a nomination for county supervisor after other proposed candidates Murray Hinman Miller Zimmermann declined. Zimmermann will present the slate at the caucus Monday night. Toomey is urged by supporters as an able supervisor if elected.

Messrs Murray Hinman Miller Zimmermann Ollwis Daniel F.toomey Toomey

Runaway Horse Causes Sled Crash Near Store

Morning runaway frightened Mr Edward Monchow s horse hitched to a delivery sleigh in front of his store around ten. A passing wash boiler frightened the horse as it bolted down Center Street, veered to Front and Lark, then toward a telegraph pole on Second. Horse freed without injury to itself.

Edward Monchow Center Street Lark Street

Biliousness and its remedies in seasonal illness

Biliousness is common this season with bitter taste and coated tongue. Headache dizziness and loss of appetite signal danger if untreated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a positive cure to prevent fever and death. Sold by all druggists, Frank D. Wheeler, Canandaigua agent, noted in a separate harsh report of eleven in tents who were beat to Auburn for fire.

Hood Frank D. Wheeler Canandaigua Auburn

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