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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1884
Page
4
Advertisers are reminded to file their copy at the tie office by ten o clock in the morning to insure insertion on the same day.
Fragmentary OCR notes show times listed as a.m. and p.m. with stray codes such as 7260 je. and names like DEVAKRT. The readable items suggest scheduling or archival markers without coherent context or complete entities.
Weather note from Washington Signal Station indicates a 3 P. Mp reading with fair conditions on the Lower Lakes region. Temperature is stationary and likely unchanged across the observed period.
A scarce old advertisement touts Hood's Sursaparilla and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain in infants. It claims instant relief, stomach regulation, and energy boost, priced at 25 cents per bottle with sales by druggists worldwide.
An assortment of local ads offering the Voltais Belt Co electro medical devices with a 30 day trial, plus other electrical appliances for nervous debility and various ailments. Also shotgun notices on barber services at Wheeler Bros Center Street, poultry and meat suppliers, building materials, hairdressing services, patent medicines like MULVEPS CURE for croup and bronchitis, and a request for a nearby eight room house. Includes cheap fragrances and a sales closeout of spring stock at Barn Grocery Center Street Epunkith.
The Erie Store announces a new arrival drawing crowds on August 1. Other items note Dr Langworthy at the Eastern Hotel on the 17th, 19th, and 10th inst. a Chicago horses shipment. wheat and grass crops looking promising. Japan punishes drunkenness by death. local social notes on residents and visitors. naturalization tips and county political marching orders. and a Dunkirk rink ten hour skate race with substantial prizes.
General Deskirk Division issues schedules for Co A B C with drill nights at fixed times and locations. Special Orders call captains to assemble July 17 at the old Masonic Hall Center Street for further orders. Officers and recruits of Co C Ltd and 4th wards muster Wednesday at Leiut Siener's corner of 3rd and Elix streets.
On July 13, 1873, Milton B. Cushing in Washington D C wrote an acrostic for Delia Grosvenor using DELta as a tribute. The verse extols her as a truthful exponent of character, praising duty, perseverance, and maternal devotion amid life’s thorns, honoring her memory nine years after burial.
Seventy five members gathered at headquarters led by Captain Beautier and Lieutenants Graham and Griggs. Plumed Knights from wards two and three and four muster officers, plan a campaign from August to November to support Dunkirk in local politics.
A letter from Frecerds Williams at the Dunkirk Roller Rink explains that the mile race was postponed because several contestants were absent. Managers say only to amuse the participants were they allowed to race and no prize was expected.
A wild mix of town news reports from Mayville to Elmira: the Warsaw Diaine and Logan Club grows to 320 members. the next State Fair will be in Elmira September 4 to 10. mastodon bones found near Avon. Mr Dix of Westfield loses 335000 with 37000 insurance. Silver Lake grounds to be lit by electric light. A Rathbun House gasometer explosion in Elmira kills James Flahive. New Castle players fined 84.70 for playing on Sunday under a 1704 law. William Gage dies by suicide in Lockport after threatening kin. Jacob Bender plans an English Cuba paper. Chautauqua Assembly invites Diaine this summer. Dr Isadore Leitz breaks a leg while gathering herbs. Allen's Block roof collapse in Warren due to water load. Bradshaw & Co to supply Barnum show with hay, straw, oats, and flour. circuses bring money but little else to towns.
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