City Officials and Fire Company Assignments Listed
From the Evening Observer June 1 1883 the city enumerates mayor city officers ward councilmen and department heads including Mayor William Zimmerman Cieri Louis Johnson Street Commissioner Louis McCroskey Treasurer John HL Lascvlles and City Attorney W L Holt Also listed are City Physician Walter Pond City Engineer Walter Levit Police Justice F W Durrell and Chief Joseph Rusch plus fire department foremen and companies with locations at Fourth Center Street Deer Creek and related halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Zimmerman Cieri
Louis Johnson
Louis McCroskey
John HL
Lascvlles
1St
Louis Hoy
Jed. Tracy
J. Hutchinson
E. Allenbrand
E. J. BR. Randell
Frank J. Murphy
D. F. Toomey
James C. Russell
W 1. Holt
W. Pond
Walter Levit
F. W. Durrell
Joseph Rusch
Moses—Lion
Adolphus Reiner
Center St. John
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Invitation and Local Notices
An invitation to the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Richard Williams at their Ruggles street residence appears. The Buffalo Evening News notes Dunkirk hosting a Queen City Rowing Club minstrelsy event June 9 for St Patrick's Benevolent Society. Other items mention T J Scully building three new houses near Polander church and a historic arm chair from C E Candee now used by Officer J J Haycroft. A. P. Johnson lost five dollars on Decoration Day and Henry Weiler reports found money. D A V GP B schedule changes affect No 1, improving eastbound transfers from 8 10 to 30 minute waits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Williams
Ruggles Street
Buffalo Evening News
Queen City Rowing Club
Dunkirk
St. Patrick's Benevolent Society
A. P. Johnson
Henry Weiler
Personal notices of residents and visitors in Dunkirk
Fred Miller of Buffalo visits the city while Emil Keller Jr plans a vermilion red paint update on Central Ave. Mrs Wichards and Archie Andover visit the Randalls Brigham Road. Albert Williams of the P C and St L is visiting his parents on Ruggles St. Jas McCarthy Oswego proprietor of China Fall Center St in the city for about a month. A C Robinson of the Chicago and Alton Railway calls on travel agents. W. W. Sanford travels from Titusville to Dunkirk. Peter Ruffing of Brooks Loco Works visits New York and Philadelphia with family. Miss Mattie Yocum arrives to supervise trimming at The Fashion store. Mrs E W Thompson and Miss Emma Thompson visit Mrs Williams on Ruggies Street. Eastern Hotel arrivals list several names. same for fire traded guests. Mrs. Kate Kane to marry Mr. Frank Moffat tomorrow at St Mary's. Rev J B Vrooman to preach at the Baptist church. Citizens discuss a pocketbook found on Center Street. reward offered. Officer Keough arrests for drunkenness. fines imposed. Dunkirk Observer notes progress and upcoming races at the Dunkirk Raving Club. Free Buffalo mead at Monroe's drug store if weather allows. Mrs. Jeanet W Tarr dies in Edgewood Michigan. remains to be brought to Dunkirk for interment with her son surviving.
Pleuro Pneumonia Alarm In City Dairy Herd
Washington dispatch reports a dairy farm outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia near the city. Health officer Townsend surveys cows and postmortems show uncertainty, with officials deeming the cases not contagious while noting increased sickness from cold weather. Milk samples appear pure but below richness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Allegany Mountains
Washington
Virginia
Washington Board of Health
Townsend
de Schmidt
Washington Dispatch
The Fashion opens in Emerson with Hartman as proprietor
The new dry goods store The Fashion run by C F Hartman opens this evening in Emersons Mock. The piece invites Dunkirkians to visit and inspect stock as Hartman seeks to please customers and prove the sun moves. Also included is baseball scores from yesterday and notices of social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Fashion
Emerson
New Mock
C. F. Hartman
Sunday Worship and Sunday School Notices
First Baptist Church at Fourth and Buffalo led by Rev. E. F. Crane holds Sabbath services at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday school at 12 p.m., and midweek prayer meetings. Presbyterian Church at East Fourth led by Rev. W. L. Austin offers 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services, 12 p.m. Sunday school, and Wednesday 7:30 p.m. service. strangers and young men are invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Buffalo
E. F. Crane
Bundsy
John’s Episcopal Church
N. BE
Fourth and
Eagle Streets
Kev. F. W. Raikes
First Methodist Charvea
Elk
J. Mead
German Evangelical Church
Fifth
G. Berstecher
Deer and
Fourth Streets
John Flad
N.B
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Promises Plain Figures
Immense stock of spring and summer clothing and gents furnishings at the Buffalo One Price Clothing Store on Center Street. Also notes cigars by L C H Smith at 31 Center Street and Buffalo Lager Beer by John Promonschoukel. A notice forbids dumping dirt near the Mullet and Front streets corner under law penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Bottom
Buffalo
John Promonschoukel
Mullet
Joasra Rosw
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Evening Observer
Board OF Education
Henders
J. T. Williams
J. H. Lascelles
F. Were
J.C. Hagnot
F. May
A. Holstein. Koosk
Water Commissioners
Gvo
M. Abell
John Madigan
IL G. Brooks
Pire
William Lookatavor
C. SC. Abell
Daniel Guiney
A. Molstein
D.S. Wright
Michael Ready
John Jordan
Peter Peshong
County Garriers
S. M. Matieson
Go.imdley
Atorney
Chattes Tlood
E. J. Wilcox
Ph. L. Kidder
Walter Wil Hams
Dept
F.s.prench U.S. Marshall
Rastern
Akalves
Fhuter Pe An
Bras
Soqutitern
Amine
Dom
AIVES
D. 1. Ludlow, Jr
Germania
Germania Hall
Frank Hendricks
Matteson
Louis Koch
W. TI. Edwards & Co
Fred Koch
T. J. Scully
C. E. Candee
Lake Shore
J. J. Haycroft
L.S
Rlewava Pew Hohe
Fred Miller
Emil Keller, Jr
Central Ave
Albert E. Williams
St. Lity
Brrs
Ruggles St
Jas McCarthy
Oswego
China Fall Center Street
A.C. Robinson
Chicago & Alton Railway
Andford
Joseph Nelson
Titusville
Peter Ruffing
The
Brooks Loco
New York
Philadelphia
Mattie Yocum
Our City
E. W. Thompson
Emma Thompson
Cincinnati
Ruggies Street
Eastern Hotel
ML A. Jin
Bradford
H. D. Stelson
Baltimore
M. C. Cannell
Syracuse
James C. Corbit
Rochester
D. EK. Wilber
J. C. Condor
Cleveland
F. Fetherland
Chicago
William B. Rumsy
J. C. Canlan
FP. A. Shaw
Albion
Firle
J. Niebel
Hudson
J.G. Rich
W. R. Torrence
J. B. Knox
Worcester
Mass
W. J. Introun
Westfield
Joe I. Rheinhart
RK. EB. Greene
E. Millpaw
Jamestown
F. I. Watson
Eric
Thomas Toward
London
Eng
Monk Aacon
Guy Holmes
Forestville
Katie Kane
St. Mary's. Church
Frank Moffat
J. B.vrooman
Point Chautaupua
Me. Craine
Baptist Church
Lhe
Center Street
Carl Schauer
Third Street
Keough
John Mulvaney
John Scully
Mike Hayden
Tam
Llomorrow
Charles G. Frey
John Morewood
If. P
Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Jeanet W
George Paxton
Chas
A. Tarr
Edgewood
Mich
Tarr
F. G. Bird
Griswold Street
Providence
Detroit
American Association
Philadelphia—Athletic
Metropolitan
Columbus
Ella Wheeler
Badger
Milwaukee
St. Andrews Club
E. KE. Chapin
Bro. M. A. Aldrich
Sentinel
Macher
Michael C. Nevels
Alice D. Macher
F.W. Raikes
St. John’s Church
George Wolfenden
Ghacch Directory
Maurice Loeb
C. J. Smith
W. If. Edwards
Fredenia
Irs
Lechner
Corner Buffalo
Peter Holmes
Buffalo Street
Second
Gifford’s Art Gallery
Avery
4Th
Dth Streets
Mocgex
T. (. Jones Selde
Hackmetack
Shiloh
Light & Harper
Light & Harper’s
Paint and Oil Depot
Sherwin Williams & Co
Lyon Brothers, Druggists
More & Smith
Wright's
Ericks & Tafel’s
Danforth & Co
F.K. Lyon
BLA
LYON
J.A. Stapf
Fine Repairingsa Specialty
N.Y
McCarthy's
China Hall
McCarthy
James McCarthy
Rogan
Mickel
Victoria
Langtey
Samples Byrne
L C. H. Smith
E Strawhais
Salea
D. D. Sue Low
J ‘Adh
Philip Walter
Hexgy Wagner
Second St
Swan ST
E. King
Ok Sale
Alling
Dundkirk
J. ML Dickinson