Buffalo One Price Clothing Store and home remedies advertise
An old newspaper page offers paraffin style ads for Hood s Sarsaparilla to treat dyspepsia and feverish child teething relief Winslow s Syrup for Children Teething claims immediate cure for diarrhea dysentery and teething pain. Also promotes Buffalo One Price Clothing Store at Center Street with various garment ads and prices. Includes mentions of coal yard products and hair dressing services by local barbers. Some items reference Lions and Guinness porter for night use.
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Mousers
Some Very Hard Nuts to Crack in Sewing Machine News
An examination of imitation sewing machines cites widespread counterfeiting of Gold and the superiority of the SINGER. After the Chicago fire relief distributed sewing machines, 2945 applicants received machines, 2427 chose Singers and 517 chose others. The people rewarded Singer with the popular vote and 487 Singer machines were sold from Dankirk in 1883.
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Singer
Chicago
Dankirk
Singer Mite
Center St DU
T. H. Patton
M’gr
Benefil dance announced for Fred Schuth at Opera House
Aggressive notes report a benevolent association party to honor Mr. Fred Schuth on Monday evening at the Opera House. Other items note a street macadamization project in front of Oren Smith’s residence with cobbles being set, and a discussion of a bride veil custom in weddings. A Dunkirk lodge meeting is scheduled for May 5 at 4 30 PM for the first degree under W. OL Rev. FW. Rares Scotty. A broker’s humorous poem about a tramp is included, followed by a discussion of a new law allowing married women to contract as if unmarried and liable on their separate estates. Mind Graham cigar-box factory expands with new machinery on Second Street.
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SE John’s Benevolent Association
Fred Schuth
Opera House
Dunkirk
Rares. Scotty
Graham
Second Street
Local items note visitors and events around Dunkirk
Mrs Hattie Had visits from Buffalo. Local residents register at Hurlbert House and in Geneva. Grace Van Week hosts visitors in Efflala. The polo contest favors the creams 3 0. Dunkirk rink to hold discounted skating sessions. Bay State Polo Club arrives Monday. M B Curtis performs at Newk’s. crowds fill the theater.
Highway robbers held after Saturday hearing before Judge Darrell
City attorney Walter D. Elo appeared for the people while Lester F. Stearns represented the defendants. Moore, returning from the west, testified the incident began near Altenbrand's corner after a night of drinking. Murphy and others allegedly assaulted him near the gas works, taking money and a watch. Bail set at 1506 dollars. defendants jailed at Mayville, to be tried in Over and Termincer court.
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Hal
Darrell
Walter D. Elo
Lester F. Stearns
Moore
Murphy
Conners
Altenbrand
Hin
Callahan
Grown
Accidental Tragedy on Nickel Plate Rail Line
Last Saturday at about three, 13 year old John Maloney of Rail road Ave. was seriously hurt riding a Nickel Plate freight train two miles from Silver Creek. His companion William Whelan jumped off and was bruised. Maloney fell under the cars, both legs crushed. He was taken to Silver Creek, then Dunkirk, then home in a Pullman, with amputation planned for both legs midway between knees and ankles. Surgeons Dr. Smith and colleagues operated. latest report says he is as well as could be expected.
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John Maloney
Railroad Ave
Silver Creek
Maloney
William Whelan
Shout
Whelan
Hopkins
Dunkirk
Hurlbert Hown
Smith
Dressmaker Mrs Lyon Moves to Oakley Street Rooms
Mrs Lyon Remora relocates her dressmaking to rooms above St Oakley’s store where she will continue business. Subscription advised for the Evgxixa Onsertir.
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Remora
Question on Prayer and Pastoral Change at Presbyterian Church
A reader asks if it is proper to restore traditional prayers and benedictions after Pastor Adams altered services. She describes the church’s shift away from prayer, notes mixed husband reactions, and fears secular tones. Editors decline to advise on doctrine, reiterating belief in sincere prayer as harmless.
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Borron
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Adams
Aly
Adams
Ltimave
God
Baseball Games Played Yesterday Across Multiple Cities
Scores from yesterday include Louisville five to four in favor of Louisvilles over Poledos, Philadelphia nine to eight Eilawetghias over Chicago, Baltimore eleven to seventeen Metropolitans, Cincinnati four over Columbus u, Pittsburg Athletics eight to nine Aberhenvs, Boston Unions twelve over Keystone Unions eleven, Chicago Unions four over Cincinnati Unions zero, Providence three Buffalos six, Providence Lrown Universitys three Yale eight, Harrisburgs ten Virginians twenty six, Washington four Brooklyn five, New York eleven Detroit two, Boston 11 Cleveland 2.}
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Louisville
Louisvilles
Poledos
Philadelphia
Eilawetghias
Chicago
Baltimore
Baltimores
Metropolitans
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Columbus
Pittsburg
Athletics
Aberhenvs
Boston
Boston Unions
Keystone Unions
Chicago Unions
Cincinnati Unions
Providence
Buffalos
Lrown Universitys
Yales
Harrisbore
Harnsburgs
Virginians
Washington
Washingtons
Brooklyns
New York
New Yorks
Detroitg
Bostoua
Clevelands
New Billiard Parlors Open In Dunkirk Area
Tam Yours WL Travi announces new billiard and pool rooms in PL Mulquers building near Leopard and Third in Dunkirk. Resources include three billiard tables and one pool table. He appeals for public patronage and promises temperate operation. Corry Herald notes cottage holders at Fair Point report a post office circular from Secretary Duncan demanding 1 percent on all money received during the year.
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Dunkirk
Mulquera
Leopard
Corry Herald
Fair Point
Duncan
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Strat
Uber
Alwo
Nlvediabels
Dasant
Sovrus
Angone
Bradley
Fourth Street
Mr. Tibave
Guy Water
Ranquire
C. Ly
Yeothers
Buffalo
One Price
Center Street
Salt
Como
Paris
Tarmiston
Cor. Engle
Wid Streets
Capito Skin Care
Pacteoy Coramo Care
Papillon Manufacturing Co
Dis
Lyon Bros. and
Light &Marper
Wheeler Bros
Center Shect
Sive
Bass
Guinness
Barber Shop
the Evening Observer
Watt
Bull Natt
Weldres
Lowerer
Livader
Freud
Ten Eelork
Ileuuly
Charry
Ollee
Jos Prasiese
Peta
Uoekire Day
THE
Osserver
von Wall Liehornet
Ginal
Weitewick
Firma of
Wirtherd& Aline
Wittney
Alling
Tie Busness
Oren Smth
Sep Arane
Saya
Sarah
B.A. Stone
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Aenate
Assembly
Mrs. Hhattie Had
Bric
Aner of
Warren
H.cralam
Laddonar
Wae Sheg
Car of the
Bay State
Muribert
Mr. M. CU. Nevels
Oneida
Corry
Sadie Taylor
Emma Saunders
Grace van Week
Efflala
Henry Vanderburg
Third Street
F. W. Edmunds of
Sherman
Kenneth B. Kafion
Dr. C. V. 0. Lyster
Fagland
Hurlbert House
Gev. I. Wolfenden
Geneva
Las
Dunning
Stillman
Auburn
Theological Seminary
Mr. Pelinski
Nickel Plate Depot
Chas. Wile
D.G. Alting
Grenlich & Co
L. Heyl
Lise
New Eveland
Bay States
M. B. Curtis
Uewck
Posen
Curtis
Sam Plastrick
Miss Dover
Celeste
Times-Star
Populi
Travi
Ernest A. Hoffacker
Lion St. Grocer
Minoriss
Nimal
Ido
MR. M. B. Curtis
Saint of
Grand Opera House
Nelson's
Danforth & Co
MG Carthy China Hall
McCarthy
Roger
Mammoth
China Hall
Dunkirk, N. Y
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