Dunkirk Local News and Public Notices
A fragmentary Dunkirk section lists items from The Erie Store sale and January plumbing ads from E.C. Perry & Co. It also includes a housework help wanted notice at Central Avenue and a 30 day sale at Buffalo One Price Clothing Store, 47 Center Street, Dunkirk NY. Includes stray verse lines and local vendor promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Erie
E.c.perry & Co
E. C.perry&co
E.C. Perry & Co
E. C. Perry & Co
Levy's
Central Avenue
J. K. Patterson
Buffalo
One Price
Center
Dunkirk
N.Y
Local notices and arrivals at the Eastern and St James
Mr. Michael Barrett of Buffalo is in town and Carl A. Trenuseh has returned from Buffalo. Miss Tena Robarts is visiting Corry. Mrs Watties and daughter left for home after six weeks. James Biggings Eldred and J C Rowland Syracuse among late arrivals at the Eastern. New spring jambai Jones meat market by the fourth. Haul of fish and weather notes. Col Wattles visits Kan sas and Buffalo. Postmaster Reed announces Fourth hours. D F Toomey’s mare Gypsy and foal arrival noted. Numerous travelers and locals referenced across Erie region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Trenuseh
Buffalo
Tena Robarts
Corry
Ars. Jackle
Mrs. Truman
van Buren
Milwaukee
Col
Stephen Wattles
Kalamazoo
Mich
Iyler
Cooper
Swan Street
M.E. Rice
Kansas City
W. W. Whitcomb
Batavia
C. L. Jeffords
Jamestown
John Oliver
Eric
Erie
D. G. Alling Teft
Ohio
Michigan
M. J. Loran
Bradford
Charles Noss
The
St. James
Johnson
Chautauqua County
N.Y
D. F. Toomey
Gypsey
Stephen A. Douglass
Sir Henry
Marlborough
Ryadyk
Fairgrounds amusements and local notices mix of events
Mrs. Fox obituary notes her long parish life and city ties. A saloon dispute ends with Gregory discharged on costs. A Buffalo bicyclists road book outlines a Erie bound route. Warren to Westfield railroad plans grow, with eastern capitalists backing the project and Eric pushing against Wattsburg route.
The Dunkirk Polo Club Benefit Exhibition
The Dunkirk Polo Club held a benefit at the rink last night. Six regular players formed two teams of three, with front fielders edging the backs 4 to 2 after a half hour game. An audience enjoyed dancing afterward, raising about $4 from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Franr Freno
Wagner
E. Everts
Sullivan
Gunther
Miller
Preeger
Frenn
Jifford
W. Everts
Gerber
Depher
Hahn
Edwards
Felders
New Postage Laws Take Effect on July First
Yesterday July 1 new postage laws went into effect. Key changes include observation marks allowed without extra postage, news agencies delivering to subscribers and news agents at one cent per pound prepaid, raise of single rate letters to one ounce, and a 100 cent special stamp for immediate delivery to large populations. Special delivery stamps paid 90 percent to messengers, with monthly cap of 30 dollars per person.
Races and Entertainment at Northern Chautauqua Fair Grounds Fourth
The Northern Chautauqua Fair Grounds managers cut admittance to the grounds for Friday and Saturday races. Families can enjoy betting and racing plus a variety of entertainments with a string band and dancing. A Fourth of July sports program includes two Cattaraugus Indian teams. The event promises ample entertainment at the spacious Fair Grounds on the Avenue.
Yacht Sells To Prof Bruton For Buffalo Regatta
A Dunkirk yacht named Phantom after its sale by Charles D. Ludlow to Prof. LA Bruton now rests in the harbor. Built 20 feet long and brought from Silver Creek, the vessel sailed yesterday with Mast stopped for a trial and left for Buffalo with Bruton and White around 11 AM. The entry deadline for Saturday’s regatta closes Friday night amid favorable wind.
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Charles D. Ludlow
LA Bruton
Clance
Buidlain
Silver Creek
B. R. Gifford
Prof. Bruton
Harbor firing linked to naval gunnery drill
Superintending engineer Walter Scott reports hearing firing while in Port Colborne Ontario. He learns the U S Steamer Michigan departed for higher lake waters to train marines in gunnery away from coast. Article then promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla with endorsements and pharmacy sales.
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Walter Scott
Port Colborne
Ort
United States
Michigan
Olean Dispatch Highlights Local News and Upcoming Events
Olean’s new town dock features illuminated dials. After July 1, unmuzzled dogs will be killed by police. Acme Milling runs day and night to fill orders. Select Knights A W will meet in Buffalo on August 9. Rev J G Townsend traveled to Jamestown en route to Ohio. Pullman shops in Glomba employ 270 men. Westfield Peacock gun club plans a Fourth of July match for the club badge. Damaging incidents near Jamestown from nixing. Meineke the Elita murderer is a physical wreck and threatens to return after execution. Mr Bailey of Silver Creek enlarging his News. John Erickson injures hand at Jamestown Worsted Mills. Lakewood: two dogs kill eight sheep. A 15,000 barrel oil tank at Carrollton struck by lightning and burned. Lillian and May Seep graduate from Visitation Convent Georgetown DC. Summer marik over Chautauqua Lake begins July 1 with Red Stack Line contract. Trayton A Te of Jamestown is mail agent. North East water works question settled. special election yields 169 for and 23 against. bonds negotiable. work to finish asap. Mrs Jeremiah Runners dies after head injury from beetle blow while helping her son-in-law. Samuel C Smith returns from Kansas with Indian ponies. trainer to prepare ponies for riding and driving. A series of temperance sermons planned by Olean clergy for four Sundays in July at local churches.
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Lovy'e
Buffalo
Henry Selke
Dunkirk
James Hook
P. H. Weaver
Jamestown
Eric
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Wyoming
Niagara
Orleans
Genesee
Livington
Allegany
Steuben
Chautauqua County
New York
Lake Erie
Fox
Lockport Journal
W. A. Fox
Frank Fox
Lockport
Hl. F. Cady
Charles Gregory
James Daily
Michael Daily
Gregory
Satnday
Young Daily
Daily
Erie
Seneca
Main Streets
Seneca Street
Buffalo Creek
Tbis
Silver Creek
Westfield
Westfeld Republican
Warren
Chautauqua Lake
GC. Hamilton
Orr
Ore
Wattsburg
Installation of Point Gratiot Lodge Officers
The installation of Point Gratiot Lodge No. 181 IOOF took place last night. P G Joseph Land schof was deputized by the District Deputy as installing officer, performing his duties well. Officers installed: Noble Grand Charles Dreege, Vice Grand John Deibert, Secretary Christopher Krueger, Treasurer John Preeger, Permanent Secretary Henry Erbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Gratiot Lodge
P. G. Joseph Landschof
Charles Dreege
John Deibert
Christopher Krueger
John Preeger
Henry Erbes
Boats to Let and Purifying Tonic Ad Fragment
Boats for fishing trips offered by Bucher and Thompson at Englested foot. Experienced guides will take parties out and boats are available for pleasure rides. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a purifying tonic for bowels skin and kidneys. Levy's sale of hats reduced to 50 cents. Spring 1865 Monroe's ad reference.
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Ilood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Bucher & Thompson
Englested
Levy
Monroe
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garThe Evhling
Aly, Maurica Ie
Henry Werler
Wasutxarox Onskeva Tony
Lower Lakes
Arieves
Fredonia
Ahrive
Arcivalsand
P.m. Deraakrt
Southern
Umberall
Columbu
Dispatch
Mource
Michael Barrett
W. I. Rice
Sinclairville
Lewis J. Eliott
Mayville
Seymour Dean
French Creek
Abrahams
Philadelphia
Serlbert
Reed
A. A
Col. Wattles
Kansas
Eric Herald
Sarde
Danforth & Co's
Toomewy
Cor
Lion and Weight Streets
Minnesota
Fioura
Akron Falls
White Dove
White Lily
M. Loeb’s
S.M. Hamilton
Olean
New Town
Cor. Eagle and
W.third St. Dunkirk
Paris
Acme Milling Company
Generand Legion
Select Knights
J. G.townsend
City
Glmba
Peacock Gun Club
Meineke
Elita Wurderer
Mr. Bailey
John Erickson
Lakewood
Edwin Douglas
Stoneman
Carrollton
Lillian
May Seep
Joseph Seep
Titusville
Visitation Convent
Georgetown
D. C
Cleveland
Trayton A. Te
North East Water Works
Jermiah Runners
East Otte
Samuel C. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Rice & Abell
4Th & Center
Sis
Dunkirk, &. Y
Borden
Eagle Brand
People’s Grocer
Arnestown
Louis
Indi
Eastion
James C. Russell
N. J. Jackson
Coal & Wood
East Front Street
Buffalo Street
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