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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1884
Page
4
A brief directive notes that stoppages of advertisers or subscriptions must be communicated directly to the owner. The fragment emphasizes direct contact rather than third party notification, outlining the procedural expectation for account changes.
At 3 PM observations show paired weather patterns with stable temperatures in the east and a slight fall in the west portion of the Lower Lakes region. Stationary air remains over the area.
Eastern mail arrivals and departures listed with times and codes. Southern and Western routes show arrival times and post details. Fredonia section notes arrival and numbers.
Local health puff touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for all forms of scrofula and urges sufferers to seek solid comfort by taking the remedy.
A dense ad fragment touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming immediate relief from crying and various ailments. It lists price sixpence and notes sale by druggists. also advertises cigars, poultry and meats, building materials, barber services, and Shilohs Cure with nasal injector, all in a crowded local ad column.
Money orders sold at all offices of the Co payable at 6,500 places with receipts and refunds if lost. Rates listed 5c to $50 with various cents. Also promotes Illinois Vitalizer remedy for dyspepsia and liver complaints with a printed guarantee, sold by Lyon Bros. and J. Harper.
The entertainment crop is light with signs of rain. A Presbyterian picnic drew a large crowd at Cassadaga. Advertisements note a bustle for gale and a German Catholic school picnic on the 15th for fundraising. A New York Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade adjournment is listed for early July.
Local notices record travels and gatherings among residents. Names include My. Boosted of Lith Valley, Spann of Grataard Magu, Mr. August Sede of Columbus, Mys and Mra Wakemsn of Stock ton, Mrs Nellie Egan of McCarthy's Coin Hall, Rev BE Stone, Mrs John Tracy, Dr J S Lindale, Leah Fiuschmann, Frank May, Mr D G Wright and daughter, W C Stevens Post, L G Pierce Post, Commander Dr Cronyn, John Hilton, and William H Lines. Also reporting William Lines's drowning near Buffalo Creek, his birthplace, age, family ties, and burial details.
Bradford society buzzes with events from a $6000 hose carriage purchase by Jamestown groups to a July Fourth celebration and a Woolsey dance at Richardson House Panama. Yudson Ansley re elected to the Democratic Committee. Yale prize goes to Geo W Patterson of Westfield. Also reports on a short strawberry crop, Elmira Driving Park improvements, and local bands Whitney and L Emery.
obituary for Percig Edmonds daughter of Salem and Caroline Edmonds aged 23 in Sheridan New York June 12 1834 notes her amiable Christian temper and crown of glory. describes her patient suffering and faith in Christ before death and wistful memories of a betrothed companion with a hopeful reunion in heaven.
In Charlotte over fifty friends relatives and neighbors gathered at Curtis Mansfield’s home to honor Sheldon Mansfield turning ninety. He came from Litchfield Connecticut 56 years ago with his wife and raised eight children now two remain. After a surprise welcome guests enjoyed a large table of treats and gifts before bidding farewell at six.
In Chicago a round bee event is offered with a return route via P and XN YY P and OLR. R first face accommodations are included for sale by C K Abell and Son. 36:3.
A Mayville board convened to address the vacancy of county treasurer Sperry. A three member committee will report proper steps to remove him, with a five member committee to audit books and report at the July meeting. Bondsmen face payment of shortages as per the committee’s findings.
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