Weather and sale notices from The Evening Observer
The item lists partly cloudy weather with local snows and winds across the lower lakes plus warmer conditions. It notes the Evening Observer will be kept for sale at Maurice Loeb's confectionery counter for regular subscribers, and mentions the new arcom of Lenry Wester available for sale. Tuesday March 3, 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Evening Observer
Maurice Loeb
Arcom
Lenry Wester
Euesday
Wanted Deeds and Action in Life
A fragmentary 19th century style notice highlights a call for deeds over creeds and urges men of action. The piece appears alongside assorted local items and brief notices about meetings, trains, and arrivals, suggesting a bustling community page with scattered details and ads.
Town Board settles supervisor and highway official accounts
Monday action by the Town Board paid seven uiots and a dalary wage for the supervisor and highway commissioner plus one bond with interest. Visitors from Salamanca and Hartfield bring greetings as local social notes mention relatives, gifts, and telegrams. A local resident, Li Adan of East Third street, launches a float flavoring extracts business, presenting samples and seeking merchant support for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR. Johnsee
Salamanca
Casandaga
Johnson
Hartfield
Mire
J. Weaterbury
Henry Bo Newkirk
Maraailles
Adan
East Third Street
Corning event at Baptist church hosts supper and program
A Baptist church social on Centre avenue invites all to a Thursday supper from 6 to 9 o clock at Mr and Mrs D Chambly Place featuring a corning program. The note mocks mixed language while outlining the event and venue amid local chatter and a separate street disturbance involving Timothy Rogan and John McCarthy ending in a violent clash and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Chamb
Centre Avenue
Lion Strect
Ted” Hogan
John McCarthy
Rogan
Atore
Fifth Street
Iogan
Mr. McCarthy
Dr. Gronyn
Nogan
Timothy Rogan
Watson
Jamestown considers new charter provisions and Dunkirk police costs
The Jamestown committee chaired by J. F. Whitney reports on charter examination at a public Jamestown meeting. In Dunkirk, the police justice will not detain a stranger without a specific charge to avoid costly lodging, while city funds are safeguarded under deputy sheriff supervision. Sewer construction costs and property tax assessments are deemed fair based on valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digh
Couacil
Albiny
Whitney
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Evie
Jthera
Sallog
A Dress Rehearsal at Opera House April 7
A musical sketch titled A Dress Rehearsal will be performed at the Opera House on April 7 under the direction of Mrs. Anna Hills and Miss Alice Kidder. The event, a continuation of the schools past success with Little Red Riding Hood, previews a parody of Cinderella set in a young ladies boarding school and promises social and musical interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Anna Hills
Alice Kidder
Little Hed Riding Hood
Diehl
Barlesque
Cinderella
Republican town caucus at city hall names nominees
The Republican caucus at city hall drew a large crowd as 350 gathered to nominate candidates for Highway Commissioner, Street Commissioner, Supervisor, City Clerk, Overseer of the Poor and other posts. Alfred Clark beat George B. Douglass for highway, James Hook won Overseer, Fred D Light was backed for City Clerk, Rider topped Seymour for Street Commissioner, and Thomas Jones was renominated for Mayor amid vociferous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Byron Nathbun
8. M. Smith
Republican Party
T. L. Morian
Brayton L. Nichols Wee
C. Jones
David Beatell
Jacob Hitler
William J. Cronyn
Russell
Cronyn
Aire Voce
Lester F. Stearns
Jown F. Russell
Mr. Russell
Christ. Quandt
J. D. Arnold
W. P. Reynold
Werner $R
Werlner
Alfred Clark
George B. Douglass
McWharf
Douglass
August Bieoer
Clark
Chuk
Citist
Quandt
George Cuuser
Peter Peshong
Cruiser
Peshong
Christ
James Hiook
Lester F Stearns
J. Tracy
Tracy
Eugene Cary
Joseph Wicke
Albert Beutter
Beutter
Excise
John Fennell Sr
Jacob Shaler
Shaler
Ofice
Fennel
AL Harris
Thomas C. Jones
Jones Ad
Third Ward
Harri
Jones
Fred D.light
Dunkirk
Light
WH. B. Seymour
Charles Nagle
P. GB. Cary
Rider
Seymour
Kaabolt
William
Colman
WL. Reynolds
Jan
Mulbolland elected chairman at tense Columbia Hall meeting
In Columbia Hall last night a party meeting opened with gas trouble, then John Lanning presided and nominations began. P. J. Mulbolland won the chair, several positions were filled by ballot with Abell and Stumm for town clerk, Donavin the highway nominee, and McCroskey the street commissioner nominee among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hall
John Lanning
Democratic Town Committee
Francis Murphy
P. J. Mulbolland
Mulbolland
John Jordan
John Madigan
C. BF. White
John Galbraith
Joan Hilliard
C. Parker
K.F. Toomey
J. A. Colgan
Colgan
Mr. Toomey
EW. Murphy
William Bookstaver
D. F. Toomey
Cornelius ‘Stumm
Chas. Graves
Charles Abell
Louis Fleischman
Cornelius King
Abell
Stumm
John Donarvin
John Flanigan
David Gainey
Donavin
Gainey
Flanigan
Geatussing
John Donavin
Patrick Burns
Jos.Haycroft
Matthias Walters
Walters
Melis
Louis Froelich
James Hook
Scattering
George Welfenden
Chas
Louis Mec. Croskey
Lawrence Ward
A. S. Roberts
W. Mf. Murphy
Stevens
McCroskey
Ward
Jobn H. Lascelles
Sealer of Weights and
Edward J. West
Anthony Fernandez
Y M C A Secretary Change and Credit Notice
The Y M C A letters indicate L C G Thompson will depart for new work and John J James will continue as secretary to complete the program. Trustees urge debtors to pay Ernst A Hoffacker, their agent, and note notices to Jackson & Company with local contact on Front Street for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. CG. Thompson
Dunirk Y. M. C. A
John 2. James
Thompson
Jackson & Company
Jas, C. Rugeell
N. I. Jackson
Front St
Buffalodin
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Maen
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Atso
W.B. Graves
Eric
The
Simon Levy
Daokirk
John J. Murphy
Kee Hotel
Washington
Chas. A. King
Binghamton
JF Sanders
Buffalo
Basteen
Lake Shore
Hirle
James Rogin
JW. Fitzger
Huvules Street
EB. McOney
A. A. Whitney
Warisry
C. GU. Luke
Fredonia
Ef. Randall
Hurlbert House
H. G. Brooxa
West
Hiam Biggins
Sandy
Board of Education
Calahan
Clifford
Wa. Bristol
Mr. P. Chambers
Bartholomew & Chambers
IL Jones
N. GG
A. Goldstein
M. Dalzell
Erie
A. Stevenson
Seneca Palls
Condersoort
Port Alleghany
First Presbyterian Church
F. Wartheszy
Sec’y
Peter Dorler
Carl Schauer
Duankirk
James Look
Pathee Stephin
Davis
Missouri
Mc. Mook
Plection Day
Charlier
Caucas
Democratic Town Cowens
Ernst A. Loffacker
Ernst A. Hoffacker
Win
Ziumexsay
Aasignee
Bps
Hoon
Messrs. C. L Hoop & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Moody
Broadway
C. 1
Hood «& Co
Masa
James C. Russell
Jackson & Co
Coal & Wood
East Front Street
Buffalo Street
R-I-N -K
Ude Genta
Union Hardwresxates
G. A. Lackey
J. T. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes~barre
Wyoming
Theulvivator
Grisiewan
Payea
Conliane
Cory
Adebus Cope
Luther Tucker & Som
Polishers
Albriyaly
KT E
S.M. Hamilton
Cor.Eagle and
W.third St. Dunkirk
Paris
Christian Union
Tiss
Tsketers
the Wold
Acinach
Gyvin
Aim R
Owi
Lyman Abott
Young Oies
Bax Caing
Boobs
Cies
Hamiton W. Merb
Neligra
Poller Fos
Montas
Speermen
the Christian Union
Lafayette Place
Ity
Ould
Crere
Ohie
Ameries
Ible
Jubar
Thia
Owi Parmer
Cleveland
G. GE Serdor
Agients
Ne Seana
Niewsps
Hachive
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