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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1885

Page

4

Whimsical Verse and Local Advertisements in 1885 Erie

A fragmentary poetic piece merges with dense era advertising from Erie in 1885. It references Eugene Field and a playful, dreamlike scene, then shifts to a long collage of local shop notices. Prominent names include Monroe, E C Perry & Co, Rogan, Matteson, and Rudolph Woldenhauer, urging readers to view wares, plumbing services, sidewalks, hats, flour, and cemetery updates as Decoration Day nears.

F. D. Matteson & Co Buffalo Third

Local notes and travel churn with Buffalo links

Various society and business items list residents and visitors traveling to Buffalo and nearby towns. Names include Mr Jacob Miler Mr B L Harrison Judge Lambert Mr Leary Glissan Dr Toomey William Harrison and others. Also mentions an exhibition at Valley Farm and a hockey score and a Me Lackep rink opening excursion to Silver Creek. Meals at St James Hotel Dun kirk and Memorial Day preparations by William O Stevens Post.

Monroe Jacob Miler Buffalo B.L. Harrison William Zimmermanon Erie E. M. Lucas Iver Street West Judge Lambert Leary Glissan Fredonia Dr. Toomey Valley Farm Wim. Blanford Agaan Nelson Brothers Board of Heath of Dunkirk Salems Silver Creek St. James Hotel Union Depot Willam Harison Auburn Kansas James Robinson Philadelphia A. J. Damon Columbus Freedoms C.C Williamson Hornellsville OC. H. White Watertown The Sun Fire Insurance Company Samuel P. Down Rochester Charles H. Randall E. Parmelee Batavia P. F. Daly J.B. Carhart D. Sherman Perestyile J. A. Perseil Jamestown F. ©. Bolt Buffaly J.R. Plazy J. H. Hiller 3. W. Pusker Frewaburg Hurlpurt

Read Monroe Gossip Recounts Mail Invitations and Local Notices

Saturday’s paper notes Rev Hose of the Baptist church circulated invitations to opera house meetings, with the fault attributed to church officers, not Mr Rose. Also reports a froe whalebone whip sent to Charles Blood from Westfield, Mass. and an error in a bank suit name. John Dighton Sr. of Erie died suddenly after years of rheumatism. Mrs Lonia LeMay and family moved to Hudson, N Y, after his illness. A charity concert at the Normal School next Friday features Norton, Dewey, Lichtenberg, Fried, and Prof. Luber with tickets at Abell’s. Council discusses Buffalo excursion plans and a lighthouse park keeper post without salary.

Hose The Baptist Church Rose Charles Blood Westfield Mags Isham H. J. D. Miner & Co Auita John Dighton Erie Dighton North East Ripley J Buffalo Lonia LeMay Lake ‘Shore Hudson N. Y LeMay Hudson Brooks Locomotive Work Norton Dewey Leopold Lichtenberg Boston Philip Fried Rochester Luber Dunkirk Abell’s H.C. of Smith Light House Park Lighthouse Park

Proving the Harbor Improvements Underway at Kingston Bay

Harbor work has begun with dredging the channel and repairing the brow water. Contractors Kingston & Woods from Buffalo sent dredge No 3 two mud scows and tug R Porter Lee plus a Kelderhouse tug to tow the gear. Dredging will take about three months and 37000 yards of earth are to be removed. Pile driver and Wrights dock repairs referenced. previous contractor C L Foster noted for different outcome.

Kingston & Woods of Buffalo R. Porter Lee Kelderhouse of Ile Breakwater Dunkirk Wright C. L. Foste

Gentle Spring Promotes Blood Cleanse With Hood's Sarsaparilla

In spring, focus on cleansing the body as winter impurities linger in the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as the best spring medicine to expel impurities and strengthen the body. Henry Schoonhals of Henry Krug Packing Co. in St. Joseph, Missouri, reports using Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil for splinters, cuts, bruises, and chapped hands, calling it the best.

Hood Henry Schoonhals Henry Krug Packing Co St. Joseph Dr. Thomas

Dunkirk Common Council Hears Measures On Streets And Taxes

The Dunkirk Common Council met in regular session May 19 with Mayor Hinman presiding. Actions covered finances, street and sewer work, openLake road improvements, nuisance abatement, and tax levy authorized at 910000 for city purposes under the charter. 财 Notes include lamp relocation request, sidewalk repairs, and invitations to Decoration Day observances.

Dunkirk Hinman Mesere Vioomar Flahaven Rathbun Ahrens Gibson McDonough Hamma Seybolt Mr. Rathbun M. K. McDonough Walter Finkel Skinner Steward Patrick J. Moffatt Jobe Marton Charles Droege Joseph Frey Andrew Link George Staford Joseph Rosch Lee ‘Fiutkine Vrooman Rathbun Center Street West Side Gayle Et Third Harrison Second Street Leopard Street Buffalo and Wright Streets Lake Road Creek Gainey’s Corners Hilton Plahaven Dove Street Second Abreus Sison Street Lion Street Roberts Road Third Street Luke Thos. C. Jones Stevens Post Council Catholic Cemetery Forest Hill Chas. F. Nagle George Cruiser Loder Hose No. 2 EE Smith Light-House Park Billa John Merton L. Waltera del Morton Charles Feil Werk Brocka Locomotive Works

City committee minutes report 1895 book audit and proposals

Special committee report finds Treasurer's accounts correct for year ending Feb 16 1895 and warrants cancelled. Moves authorize four hand lanterns for Hose No 1. Inquires into removing telephones from Fire Hall. Moody resigns withdrawal accepted. Bond of John B Murphy filed as City Clerk. Various repairs and street crosswalks discussed and referred. Printing committee to obtain 100 discharge certificates for firemen. Adjourned.

Bribbun McDonough Vrooman James *Moody Moody John B. Murphy Harrison George Till Elk Street Third Street Eaah Buffalo Street

Supervisors Accept Bondsmen Offer To Compromise

The Chautauqua Board of Supervisors accepted a compromise offer of 35 000 from Orrin Sperry's bondsmen. Loren Sessions was elected chairman by acclamation with Otis Hinockley as clerk and Frank Cadwell as janitor, Edmund Dearing as fireman. Debates covered county deficiencies totaling 9 760 81, and Bookstaver argued paying the town’s share of 15 000 now is wiser than a special town meeting.

Chautauqua Guard of Orrin Sperry Jacquins French Creek Bookstaver Dunkirk Loren I. Sessions Messrs. Bookstaver and Dickerman Sesssons

Narrow Escape From Fire At Holland Church Depot

Officer Henry Goodman on his way from dinner to day spot a fire at Holland church on Sixth street west of Bugle. A pile of old lumber weeds and grain at the south end likely lit by a boy seen fleeing. Siding scorched but the church framing saved by rapid work of Goodman Bisskummer Brooks's men and neighbors. Trustees thank the helpers for quick action.

Henry Goodman Holland Sixth Street Bugle Goodman Bisskummer

The Burgings Trial Begins in Mayville Courthouse

The trial of three men who burglarized two stores on Sunday morning opened yesterday afternoon with an adjournment at six. Four policemen guarded the jail. The morning session re sume d after O'Donnell and Murphy’s cases, Burnham's trial adjourned until after noon. O'Donnell and Murphy were held for court at Mayville by Judge Toletein and not able to post bail. Burnham's trial continued this afternoon.

O'Donnell Murphy Burnham Mayville Toletein

Gibson's Greenhouses Opens With Floral Exhibit Night Blooming Cereas

Grand opening advertisement promotes pansies verbenas and bedding plants at Gibson's greenhouses. Highlights morning afternoon and evening displays with early giveaways of elegant roses and other cut flowers. includes mention of night blooming cereas and entertainment by the flowers.

Gibson Ilas

Ceiling decorations and wall coverings by Monroe in spring 1885

Monroe offers ceiling decorations and wall papers for spring 1885 with a wide range of designs and mouldings. He advertises fine paper hangings, brown backs, white backs, borders, and finishes for walls and woodwork, plus paints, brushes, and 5 cent shades. He emphasizes quality work and season preparations to uphold his city reputation.

A. P. Monroe HP. Monroe H. P. Monroe I. P. Monroe

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