Coal and lumber yard offers at Hamiltons Cor Hagle Street
Coal Woodana Lumber sells shingles lath red cedar and chestnut posts at Hamiltons Coal Yard near Hagle and West 8rd Streets. Fragrant Froscilla cures sore one Spring Stock latest patterns suitings overcoats just received by Carl Schauer agt Third.atreat examine goods and prices. Haircut 20 cents at Wheelers Tonsorial Parlors first class chop prices.
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Cor. Hagle and
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Mink fur cape lost on Center Street between Day and Fourth
A large mink fur cape was found on Center Street between Mr RB Day's house and Fourth Street last Saturday. The finder is asked to return it to Mr T H Whittlesey.
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Lemon Center Street
RB. Day
Fourth Street
T. H. Whittlesey
Some Very Hard Nuts to Crack in Sewing Machine Market
An 1883 notice questions why Singer dominates sales and counterfeit risk, citing Chicago fire relief distributions and Dunkirk office data. It notes 2945 applicants received machines, 2427 chose Singer, 517 shared among others, and claims the public favors Singer for reliability. Manager H. Patten of the Singer Mig. Co. at 77 Center St, Dunkirk, is listed.
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Union For
Pikska An Ation Singer Ma Gbine
Singer
Chicago
Dunkirk
Tae Singer Mig. Co
Center St
Dunkaurke
Ti H. Patten
M’gr
Subscription arrearages and payment policy stated
Subscriptions may be paid up before stoppages are made and we are responsible only for subscriptions part to Harry B Mat Gn our circulator or at the office. Also advertising printing and job orders are handled by telephone and promptly executed.
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Rtev A LeRoy to Preach at Baptist Church This Week
Community notices announce weekly preaching by Rev A LeRoy at the Baptist church on Wednesday and Friday evenings. A dime social at East Second Street residence of C F Hartman is planned for tomorrow with a cordial invitation extended. A public auction of horses wagons buggies robes furniture bar fixtures liquors and cigars is set for Thursday at the Half Way House. Mayor Jones bought oxen from M Munson of Portland. the animals were butchered today. A social at Swan Street residence of Mr James Robinson by the Tabernacle Baptist ladies is planned for Thursday with supper at the usual hour.
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A.leroy
Baptist Church
Ladies of the Baptist Church
C. F. Hartman
East Second Street
Daily Bros
The
Tabernacle Baptist Church
James Robinson
Swan Street
Personal mentions of hotel arrivals in multiple cities
A long list records late arrivals and visiting notables at St James and Erie hotels, plus a G W Hooper canvasser promoting a Chautauqua County railway chart. Names include J E Mercy Bradford Thos McNaglara Titusville G C Clayton Lee Dolan Eric J E Metz J Hrost Buffalo Geo Dapune C W Dupres New York T 8 Rolps Delphos M H Tadruer J C Patterson Warren and others. The itinerary notes a promotional wall chart and travel mentions across several towns.
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St. James Hotel
J. E. Mercy
Bradford
Thos. McNaglara
Titusville
G.C. Clayton
Lee Dolan
Eric
J. E- Metz
J. Hrost
Buffalo
Geo. Dapune
C. W. Dupres
New York
T. 8. Rolps
Delphos
M. H. Tadruer
J. C. Patterson
C.J. Reese
Warren
D. P. Williams
A. £. Avery
Bradtford
H. B. Green
U. S. Navy
C. A. Wilbur
Custer City
Eight-Page Dunkirk Edition Promoted by Observer
Dunkirk editor announces an eight page Saturday evening issue and notes the Enterprise success. Dr. Char Curtis marks ten years since medical graduation with praise for his social standing and services. The council plans to publish last night’s proceedings next Friday for about 150 subscribers. Public debate surrounds Mr Tracy’s seat and potential legal challenges. Michael J Cross is praised as ward one council hopeful if franchise rights are granted. Jamestown reporters recall journalistic experiences, joking about local readers’ appreciation of progress.
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Willis Cobb
Lockport Journal
Ring’ Organ
Dunkirk Daily Observer
Observer
Dunkirk
Dewson
Dabo
Pee
Bookstaver Council Ring
Onsentver
Googsever
Bookstaver Ring
Tracy
Michael J.cross
Cross
Injustice Builds Over Dunkuk Ward Vacancy Claim
The piece questions why Dunkuk city officials did not declare John Tracy’s seat vacant and call a special election. It argues that elected council members should represent their wards, not factions, and urges voters in the first ward to petition for a lawful special election to fill the vacancy.
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Dunkuk
Cominion
Common Council
John Tracy
Police Explains Arrest Of Ex Policeman Keough
Ex policeman Michael Keough tells of being hired by Asa Whitney to watch a block on Center Street after burglaries. Officer Callahan ordered him off the beat, threatened arrest, then jailed him. Keough says he was released with no action Monday, and he will prosecute for false imprisonment.
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Michael Keough
Callahan
Lagt
Keough
Asa Whitney
Center Street
Whitney
Scohby's
Risley & Co
Common Council Fails to Close Vacancy Amid Debate
The council meeting opened with Mayor Jones presiding and most members present. Ballots for a first ward vacancy show Higgins winning with four votes amid questions of legality and possible long litigation, as Heyl argues seven can fill the seat. session adjourned to tonight.
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Jones
Light
Tracy
Randall
Heyl
Murphy
Pat Galvin
TH. Higgins
Cornelius Vrooman
Vrooman
Higgins
Galvin
McDonough
Messrs
Obituary of Lewis G. Grant in Fredonia village
The Fredonia Censor reports the death of Lewis G. Grant at his home in Fredonia on March 16 in his 75th year. He led a long mercantile career with Grant Forbes Co. and later solo ventures, retired in 1879, and was a devout Baptist member known for diligence in business and church support. Memorial services will be held in the Baptist church. Julia Ann Forbes survives him.
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Fredonia
Lewis G. Grant
Mr. Grant
Smithville
Ghe‘nange Va
N. Y
Oxford
Camp & Colville
Forestville
Julia Ann Forbes
Col
John Forbes
D. S. Forbes
J. Forbes & Co
Grant
Ncne
Grant, Forbes
Baptist Church
Fredonin
Main Street
Baptist
McCarthy's unprecedented bargains in Dunkirk store closing
James McCarthy announces dramatic storewide sale in Dunkirk as lease expires April 1 1884. 100 packages of new goods opened this week with plans to close stock swiftly. McCarthy to attend store in the city this week inviting customers to examine the finer goods offered before the sale ends.
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Dunkirk
Mc McCarthy
James McCarthy
Earriy
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