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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1883
Page
4
A jumble of names and roles fills a long local notice listing city officials including commissioners, board members, and department heads, plus a note about civic duties and authority. It references arrests, circulation issues, and public calls for voters to demand city rights.
Early morning blaze gutted James Hook bakery on Front Street after Ada Itich spotted the flames. Firemen saved little beyond a watch as wind shifts kept streams from reaching the fire. Total loss exceeds 2200 dollars with no insurance. owner plans not to rebuild. Fire chief and Cannon Council blamed for delaying a needed purchase of new hoses.
It is estimated Portland will plant 200000 grape roots this spring. A Berkshire pig, 7 feet long and 725 pounds, from Sin clairville, is shown at John Tolme's East Second Market. A gray horse fell through a hole in the ice at the Purap station near Olean and drowned after its owner cut the ice. A bill to incorporate the Darwin Barker Library Association of Fredonia, NY was introduced by Assemblyman Price. trustees named include Darwin Barker and others.
Enterprising firms advertise Buffalo One Price Clothing at 47 Centre street selling off Witter goods to clear room for spring stock. Canaries and singing birds offered by James Hoijaka on Fox street near Four, with affordable prices. F. J. Scully at Lion and Second streets promotes wood delivery, White Winter Flour at six dollars per barrel, and a motto of low prices. Fin Special Clothing Sale and Purfy Java L announce deep discounts on men’s and boys’ suits. AM Suenax, manager, 69 Center Street highlights half-value prices on remaining stock. Also sale of house and lot on Railroad Avenue by G. lis oillee.
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