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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1884
Page
4
An assortment of ads and notices fills the page advertising poultry, oysters, meats, jam sausages, lard, building materials, and holiday goods at Hamilton’s Coal Yard and Buffalo One Price Clothing Store. It highlights low prices, cash sales, claimed “one price” policy, and promotions for hats, ties, overalls, and clothing plus local notices, society items, and brief missives from Dunkirk and Jamestown.
January term of the supreme court sits in Mayville on Monday January 7 with Judge Laren Lewis presiding and 163 numbers on the calendar. Chau tauqua county Medical society semi annual meeting set for Jamestown January 8 at 1 pm, likely at the Sherman House. Mrs M H L Gaskill has assigned her James town variety and news store to B A Barlow due to weak trade. liabilities exceed 1500. Corry city mill and grist mill burned Thursday. machinery insured for 3200, a nearby two story house owned by J K Baker also burned with no insurance. cause suspected to be fire. The Thomas asylum for orphan and destitute Indian children at the Cattaraugus reservation lists 183 inmates from Cattaraugus Allegany Tonawanda Tuscarora and Onondaga areas. the institution is 19 38 years old and received 0 625 from the state plus government annuities this year.
A reflective essay traces youth’s bliss and growing responsibilities, love's awakening, family losses, and aging loneliness. It ponders life’s worth and ends with notices of a 1884 medical society meeting in Salamanca, a railroad bid, and a barn fire near Versailles.
A Pine-tree district cow in Laurens County Georgia was slaughtered after a buyer noted an odd small size. In the disemboweled carcass a large coachwhip snake emerged from the intestine and was killed. Eleven smaller snakes clung to the lungs, suggesting the animals may have been sustaining life. The beef finally weighed eighty pounds.
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