Local advert roundup hawks medicines and services
Local notices promote Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Mrs Winslow’s Teething Syrup for children with claims of rapid relief and universal cures. Advertisements list cigars at Wheeler Bros Harbor, coal yard goods, building supplies, and a barber shop offering hairdressing and trimming. Also promotes Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy with nasal injector and general remedies.
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Wheeler Bros
Center St
Shiloh
Lyon Bros
J. Harper
Electric Belt Trial Offer for Men in Need
Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan offers to send Electra Voltaic Belt and other electric appliances on thirty day trial for nervous debility loss of vitality and manhood and related illnesses. Guarantee complete restoration to health vigor and manhood with no risk. Promptly request illustrated pamphlet free. Also Hackmetack perfume sold by Lyon Bros and J. Marper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
Send Money by American Express Go Money Orders
Receipts given. Money refunded if orders are lost. Sold at all offices of the Co. Payable at 6,500 places. Fritz Necker of Mortheast Pa wandured of catarrh and ulcerated sore throats. Get free information.
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American Express
Fritz Necker
Mortheast
Tenic
Dunkirk News Highlights and Local Notices
Morning reports show Father Quido improving, Dunkirk youths cause a stir at the depot, and Earl P. Da com’s funeral planned for Saturday at C. Vrooman residence. Local moves include Tonawanda residents settling in, a Cleveland nomination take likely, and a clam bake at Douglas Grove weather permitting. A mile race at the rink records John Galbraith victory in 5 min 2 sec. Crime note of a purse snatching near Sixth and Lion streets. Knights of the Nights and plan to recruit, with a go as you please on July 17 skate race at the Dunkirk Rink offering $50 top prize. Also book notices and Knights division assembly details.
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Dunkirk
Pr. v
Will Hamilton
Chicago
Geo. Devere
Bualo
James G. Malone
Grand Rapids
Mich
Will Schack
Boston
Mass
Dunkirk Cornet
Opening of Chautauqua season to feature diverse bill
The Chautauqua season opens on Saturday July 13 with a varied program arranged by Dr Vincent. A New York gentleman's company is building a saw mill at Pike Mills measuring 60 by 100 feet and timber lands nearby are being purchased to supply the mill. About 25 or 80 houses will be built to house the workers.
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Vincent
New York
Pike Mills
Mil
Local Social Notes Remark on Visitors and Arrivals
Newmen of Warren and others are visiting in the area. Dr. D G Alling plans a return from Norwalk tonight. Miss Belle Nelson returns from Boston where she attended the conservatory. Several guests stay at the Hurlbert House or visit West Second Street. Local families host relatives from London and Ontario.
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Belle Nelson
Boston
The
Conservatory of Music
Plumed Knights Organize Campaign Drill in Dunkirk Ward
The Plumed Knights of the first ward met at Albert Beautter's last night to begin campaign work. Officers include J. El. Graham as chairman and F. E. Davis as secretary. The unit, to be called Company A, will drill twice weekly, has fifty members, and will procure a hall for Wednesday and Friday practice.
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A. Bloom
Practice Shoot At Douglass Grove Scores Noted By Gun Club
Twelve shooters and about twenty nine spectators enjoyed a fine day of practice at Douglass Grove. Scores show Smith Poy Wagner Deland Baumgartner and Keifer leading in first and second sets with several noted ammunition issues. The Gun Club plans a future meeting at Grenlich Co broker office on Center Street to organize and elect officers with notice for new members to join and practice.
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Douglass Grove
Smith
Stapf
Deland
Poy
Baumgartner
Grenlich & Co's
Broker
Center Street
Buffalo Plumed Knights drill and muster observed
The Buffalo Division Plumed Knights held drills and mustering ceremonies guided by U. S. Customs Collector Charles Gould and Hon. Jas. C. Fullerton. The group, over five hundred strong, attracts major city backing and notable supporters including Warren, Hatch, Crissy, and Becker, with plans to visit Dunkirk for an official review and instruction soon.
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Buffalo Division
U. S. Collector of Customs
Charles Gould
Buffalo
Jas. C. Fullerton
Fullerton, Becker & Hazel
Messrs. Gould, Fullerton, Chasy
Geo. Bailey
the Express
Dunkirk
Croshyn
Obituary of Mrs Delia Grosvenor Former Hon T P Grosvenor Relict
Mrs Delia Grosvenor wife of the late Hon T P Grosvenor died at 5 this morning at Eagle street Dunkirk aged old years after a fall five weeks ago. She was fifth child of William Elijah Risley Sr who settled in Fredonia in 1807 and became congressman and major general of the state militia. Survived by two children M B Cushing and Charles H Grosvenor and two siblings Laurens G and Mrs Cushing. She had long resided in Dunkirk and was a member of St Johns Episcopal church. Funeral Sunday at 4 PM at Episcopal church with Rev Raikes officiating.
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Delia
T. P. Grosvenor
Eagle Street
Episcopal Church
R. U
Rev. Raikes
Voice of the Observer clarifies shop employees remarks
Frep D Light denies making any statements to shop employees and disputes a misapprehension in last evening's Ouseaven report. The Vox Populi column defends Light's intent while noting one instance was misinterpreted, and offers to publish his side for readers.
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Light
Onakrved
Local settler Edward P Duncan dies in Delanti at 74
Cassadaga report says Edward P Duncan an old Stockton settler died Friday morning at his Delanti home after pneumonia. He served as a justice of the peace and was a prominent town figure. Funeral planned for Sunday. Also noted Martins Lawson travels to Chicago for art championship walk. A Peekskill World correspondent describes Civil War era soldiers looking down on Jamestown Elmira Owego boys due to undergarment material. County Age Society plans a grand main exhibit building modeled after the Northern Chautauqua Agricultural Society grounds with enhanced adornments and internal arrangements.
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Edward P. Duncan
Stockton
Delanti
Peekskill
82D Reg
Jamestown
Elmira
Owego
County Age Society
Agricultural Ree
Chautauqua
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Tately
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Observer
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Mayville
Mouchow's
Sherman
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Father Quido
Bass Street Bridge
Earl P. da. Com
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Tonawanda
Cleveland
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John Galbraith
Bert Allenbrand
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Bradford
Bt. Fammnes
Bo Atwood
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Will King
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Norwalk,o
Carrie Stone
Minnie Nagle
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Helen Thompson
Julia Nelson
F. W. Edmonds
Charles KE. Forsythe
John Danforth Warren
Hurlbert House
W. F. Bullen
London
J. W. McLaughlin
Bowmanville
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K. J. Gross
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Ellen McCarthy
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China Hall
Carrie Nagle
Jason Lathrop
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Levi Parsons
Ahnapee
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John Cronyn
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Wallace
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H.P. Monroe
Stoddard’s
Mead
Bryer Ag
Greylich & CO
Dunkirk, N
Fredonia, N. Y
ST. James Hotel
Spezial
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Ernst Hoffacker
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Vox Populi
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