Probabilities and Weather Notes at Local Confectionery
Short weather forecast reports southerly winds shifting to west in the evening with light focal intensity. A notice states the evening edition will be sold only to regular subscribers at Maurice Loeb's confectionery, with non subscribers allowed to purchase on counter. It mentions Henry Weiler as another sale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmuwrox Onaanvarony
Nocarly
Odserver
Maurice Loeb
Henry Weiler
Dunkirk Local News Briefs and Notices
Dunkirk notes include Miss Nellie Van Buren’s Syracuse trip, Henry Williams and Mabel Williams leaving for Albany, and D. B. Pelton registered at the Eastern. Local ads mention Lyon Brothers remedies, eye water, and a Bohmer grand piano, with Sale of tickets for G. A. R. Camp Fire and a chatter about the Bass street bridge and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie van Buren
Syracuse
Pelton
East Randolph
Launon P. Stevens
Westfield
Walter Front
Moors
St. James
Lyon Drothers
Henry K. Williams
Mabel Williams
Albany
Y. BL. C
Lyon Brothers
Rochester & Pittsburg
Locomotive Works
Maggie Russell
Davenport
David Russell
Eagle Street
Bohmer
St. George's Hall
Kubo & S Company
Buffalo
Gerry
Bass Blakeney
Wan
Robert Nelson
Toledo
A. HH. Abell
Weslrat
Charitable Work Letter Regulary Supports Relief Funds
A Dunkirk Ladies Relief Association note dated February 23 1893 acknowledges exhausted funds from a recent charitable entertainment. It encloses a seventy five dollar contribution to sustain the relief effort, with fifty dollars from N G Brooks, thanking donors and praising continued support for the needy. The missive closes with hopeful reflections on ongoing aid and blessings.
Friday Arrest of Captain Wolf in Drunken Clash
Friday afternoon Christ Wolf known as Captain Wolf drank heavily and attacked Marquart after refusing to pay his tab at Charles Koch's saloon. He fled toward West Hill, resisting officers who failed to jail him until United States Marshal Reynolds assisted. He is jailed awaiting Monday examination delayed by witness issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Rob
West Hill
Keough
Peshong
United States
Reynolds
Jack
A. A
John Voegeler
Inauguration visitors head to Washington from nearby towns
The Misses Weaver of Leopard street depart for Washington via Canandaigua to visit their brother at the Government Printing Office. Major and Mrs. C. K. Abell plan a ten day trip to attend the inauguration. Frank May will set up headquarters in Baltimore during the week and stay with Father Guido, formerly of St. Marys. August Schneider and D. F. Toomey will likely depart Monday. Four or five Fredonia residents and a Dunkirk group including William Lester, H. J. D. Miner, Ed Zisamennany, Charles Nash, Joan Fitzgerald, and Wil Hise Briatol will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Leopard Street
Washington
Canandaigua
Goverment Printing Office
C. K. Abell
Frank May
Baltimore
Father Guido
St. Mary’s Church
August Schneider
D. F. Toomey
Fredonia
Mesars
William Lester
H. J. D. Miner
Ed. Zisamennany
Charles Nash
Joan Fitzgerald
Wil- Hise Briatol
Assemblymeasures amend charter of Chautauqua School of Theotary
Mr Horton introduces in the Assembly a bill amending the charter of the Chautauqua School of Theology. It grants the board of trustees control over corporation affairs and sets quorum as seven with one vote per trustee. The Fredonis charter is referred to Internal Affairs with power to report anytime. Internal Affairs also reports on Williams's bill to legalize actions of Chattangas Supervisors.
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Horton
Chautauqua School of Theotary
Board of Trustes of
Chautauqua Aasembly
Board of Trustees
School of Theology
Fredonis
Committee On Internal Affairs
Assembly
Williams
Appointment of Deputy Grand-Master Workman Named
Grand Master Workman W. J. Donnell of Shermar appoints Deputy Grand-Master Workman A. D. U. 4W for the northern district of Chautauqua with Dunkirk as headquarters. The district includes Silver Creek No. 10 Dunkirk No. 11 Forestville No. 12 Fredonia No. 16 Issodaga Lake No. 28 Stockton No. 33 Lake Erie No. ud Sheridan No. 44 Industria No. 48 Sinclairville No. 71 Hamlet No. 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Loeb Hiss
W. J. Donnell
Shermar
Workman
Ffor
Chautauqua
Dunkirk
Silver Creek
Forestville
Fredonia
t'Issadaga Lake
Stockton
Lake Evie
Sheridan
Industria
Sinclairviilie
Hamlet
Beardsley Meets Sperry Aboard Train In St. Louis Trip
W W Beardsley of Jackson Michigan, once of Weafield, said he met Ozin Sperry on a St Louis to Kansas City train last June. He had a brief talk and left after the train passed Kansas City, later learning Sperry’s defalcation. The report notes trains running on time and thaw affecting canals, gutters, and local depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Beardsley
Jackson
Mich
Weafield
Jamestown
Mr. Beardsley
Ozin Sperry
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sperry
Mr. Sperry
Asion
Emihe
Traantents
ialaiGe
City Charter Adopted After Special Dunkirk Meeting
A special Dunkirk Common Council session approved the Committee of Eight revised city charter. Mayor Jones, councilors, and absent members attended as the group endorsed the revised draft and directed sending it to Albany for legislative review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ahrens
Heyl
Higgins
Murphy
McDonough
Rathbun
Messrs
Randall
Beybolt
Mesere
McDnough
Edwards
L. Hinman
Committee of Eight
Dunkirk
Cormon Council
B. Ratuzor
Comittee
Abrene
Rathtut
Icy
Albany
Commititee
Milhouist church forms relief society notes
Fae ladies of the Milhouist church form a society to aid the poor. The Young People's Society of the First Presbyterian met Friday at Miss Carrie Williams on Eagle street with about twenty in attendance. Methodist youth prepare an entertainment soon to benefit the Sunday school library.
Letter of Gratitude From Avetsta Booster President
A copy of a heartfelt missive arrives for Mrs Heyl an Executive Committee member easing anxiety and low mood. The writer praises charitable deeds and money donated, expressing sincere thanks for both the note and the gift.
Declines Candidacy for Danik Supervisor Post
Dr Cronga Deelines of the Epirot Observer announces through column that she respectfully declines to run as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Danik. She cites wishes of political friends and signs as Fos, 37th. Wu. a. Seen.
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Epirot
Danik
Wu. A
Democratic Caucuses Set for Open Town Meeting 1863
Democrats plan open caucuses at multiple locations tonight to nominate town committee members and two council candidates in each ward. The general caucus meets at Columbus Hall Monday at 8 pm to nominate for the March 8 election. Contenders include Light for clerk, Jones for mayor, Rider for council, and Morrissey versus Light for clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Distriet No
House of Hose Co
Lion Street
2D Distret
The
Advertiser and Union
Center Street
Police Jusaiter
City Hall
4Th District
D. F. ‘Soom Oy
Mmeelinga
Zwellen
Columbus Hall
Democratic Committee
Democracy
Smany
Indieste
Light
T. C. Jones
Jacob Rider
D. F. Toomey
George P. Saunders
Henry Brick
James Morrissey
Fred D. Light
Morrissey
Ward
C. D. Murray
Evening Lamp The Spectator Inquiring Friends
A compact notice reflects a literary column style with references to The Spectator and Sunday Afternoon. It mentions Inquiring Friends and names Decke, Hamilton, and Mxby as authors or contributors. The fragment hints at a literary or social column entry in a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youur Folke
the Spectator
Decke
Gentle Spring Blood Tonic Advertisement
During spring preparations the text urges health by expelling impurities from the blood. It promotes Hood a Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to cleanse the blood and strengthen the body. Sold by all druggists.
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Evening Observer
Aralys Sao
P. Repart
Fredonta
DGON
Brinders
Rogan
Democratic Canouaes
F. Kirkwood
Hausson
Akron
Chas
Post
Eria
G. A. R. Camp
H. P. Monroe
T. ©. Jones
L. B. Carrington
Excelsior Liniment
Holt Post
Hilton
F. U. Sharp
H.G. Brooks
Agricultural Society of Southern Chautauqua
Parley M. Grinwold
Bass Street
Hiram L. Richmond
Meadville, Ps
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Lawton Richmond
Westfield, N.Y
D. P. Roberts
Dells Roa
Penn
Bell
Sherman
Thomas Morris
Centerville
N. J
Tie
Franklinville
Cleveland
Lyon Brothers’ Palace Drug Store
Carl Schauer
Agl
Third St
Sidney L. Wilson
Wilson
Grand Army
Andrew Dotterwich
Andrew
Dewische Order of
Supreme Lodge
el Brite Telegram
Ahis Cy
Elessia
Wouder
Morten
Kruse
Ava
Derby
Nickel Plate
Lataly
Eays
Evarta
Mick
California
Christ
Jacob Loch
Treaatrer
Conmittes 0 Eight
Cronga
Politics
COAL
S.M. Hamilton
Cor
Eugle
W.third St. Dunkirk
Paris
Christian Mneon
Gavin World
Ita
Doe
Napers
Lyman Abou
Canvagiere
the Christian Union
Lafayette
James C. Russell
N. J. Jackson & Mo
Coal & Wood
East Front Street
Buffalo Street
R-I-N
Rtexing
Union Harare
G. A. Lackey
J. J. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
Ohio Parner
Ohio
Cleve'and
Oho
America
Alma Toe
Dusxirx
Quiq Farmel
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