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Fragmentary OCR item mentions numbers and codes. The text references arrive and depart, a monetary value around 530, and a postal code 41510 with unclear context. No coherent event or names to establish a full item.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1885
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item mentions numbers and codes. The text references arrive and depart, a monetary value around 530, and a postal code 41510 with unclear context. No coherent event or names to establish a full item.
A weather bulletin from the Probabilities Signal Station Washington outlines partly cloudy conditions with light changes in temperature for western regions and fair weather in the middle Atlantic states Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. Addendum notes a sale at Maurice Loet's confectionery and Henry Weiler's newsroom for Fegolar cubsciuber at publication time.
A long, earnest tribute from Columbus Dispatch reporters memorializes Ulysses S. Grant as a towering wartime figure whose heroic deeds inspired the nation. The piece laments his mortal illness, extols his fearless campaigns, and imagines a grand farewell worthy of a savior. Across columns, local notices thread in asides about purchases, entertainments, and community doings from Dunkirk and surrounding towns.
Mrs L Forlagar of Central Avenue rested well overnight and improved this morning. Mr Simon Levy remains in declining condition for three days with a troubled head.
The Dunkirk Union School lists pupils who passed the Regents Preliminary Examination and related subjects. Names include George Doherty, Edwin H Dickinson, Edward Dotterwitch, Frank E Gunther, Thomas J Jones, Fred W Koch, Ida M Bush, Martha B Foils, Lilie Frahm, Annie Johnson, Julia A Nelson, Katie O'Brien, Hattie Shaler, Maggie B Waldron, plus numerous students excelling in Academic, American History, English, German, French, Caesar, Zoology, Geology, Book keeping, Physics, Astronomy, and Geography.
A Friday creditors meeting at Hurlbert House discussed restarting the Dunkirk and Gowanda shops to finish work. Br. Oran Smith would run the shops for creditors’ benefit, with committee approval. An order from the County Court would be needed to resume operations.
Hayter's Candies, famed as the best known candy land in America, will be placed on sale in Dunkirk. Monroe's drug store will thereafter stock all Sayler's varieties, inviting purchasers to visit for the best made confectionery and boxes of Huyler's fine mixed.
Long obituary recalls Thomas B. Curmtcil of Weath erfield born 1768 in Mexauier New Hampshire era, and Judge Campbell a leading Chautauqua County Democrat. It notes his public service from clerk to first judge, Assembly member, supervisor, and famed Lafayette escort in 1825, plus his Masonic leadership. Also mentions Samuel Scoville of Silver Creek and local business history.
A list of property transfers across Dunkirk Hanover Harmony Portland Stockton and Charlotte. Names include Dora C and Walter Finkel to Timothy Brick. Giles W Jish to Jensie Pattyson. David I Cowden to Andrew J Caddon and Jane Arkwright. Frank Cook and Geo W Price mutual transfers. Gersham Powers to Wim E Powers. Pt Chautauqua Association to F T Busk. Joseph M Warner to Charles Johnson. David Skinner to Franklin Skinner. Crissie and O W Powell to Lullie Brewer. Abigail J and Nestor Lamblin to Lavina L Thompson. Nestor and Abigail Lamblin to Lavina L Thompson. Drer & Co to Harvey P Wood eck. Alfred Baker to Wm Milks.
Auction like sale to reduce stock before moving to a new store offers a full stock including Hamburgs Tow ele Table Linen Hosiery at attractive prices. Customer notices debts owed to Jackson & Co and asks to settle with Jas Jackson at the coal office at foot of Buffalo.
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