Local notices and ads from New York and James town column
Community notices list a Friday card party at a hotel in New York units and shops in Walker Tailored Clothing and Boss Grocery promoting Sealshine oysters from Baltimore. James McKes to be brought home from Cleveland by train today after an unsuccessful surgery. Apprentices sought at Arnold Millinery and for millwork and other items. Miss Mation Shepard of New Bedford accepts invitation to become general secretary of the YWCA in James town, succeeding Katherine Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uyaters
New York
Muropemm Flotel
Boss Grocery
Baltimore
James MeKes
Cleveland
Stone
Wright
Edy
Arnold Millinery
Twito
Walker
Walker We
North Center
Apting Ducks
Ady
Journal Oftce
Ndy
Center Street
Sam’ Jacoson & Co
N. Center Study
Wallace Young
Stanley Tonnal
Bonnell Jourdet
The House of Bondage at Lyric Theater Premiere
Drama in three reels about Puritan days. A girl wrongfully jailed escapes prison and warns settlers of an Indian attack. Grit feature with battle scenes. Benefit for Catholic church. Admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirelerst
Sattars
Tony Barron Corry Forger Arrested In Deposits Theft
Tony Barron a Corry forger who stole certificates of deposit was arrested. He allegedly endorsed stolen certificates and attempted to cash them in New York and Lancaster. The case spans larceny and forgery with warrants issued locally and forwarded to Lancaster for action.
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Tony Barron
Lancaster
N. Y
Tadiy
Tony Lupron
George Cras
Mark
Girov
Hente
Darren
Waitig
Corry Bank
Alderman Worter
Giros
Giros Ithe Yletim
Direct Charge Sulzer Perjury Claim Heard At Impeachment Court
Report from Athany dated Sept 26 1886 states a charge that Sulzer asked a witness to perjure himself was presented to the impeachment court by State Superintendent of Public Works P. W. Peck. The proceeding continued into the afternoon as witnesses testified amid the tense hearing and allegations of influence. Additional items list job ads retail notices and a student government report from the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Bulletin Athany
Pinnean W. Peck
Pech
Wanted competent girl to work in store at once
Classified ads include an employment notice for a competent girl to work in a store. Apply at once to W.F. Lewis at the corner of Main and Center Streets. Adult. Other mixed notices mention local politics in Clymer and Sherman, toy theater scenes of Mayor Gaynor, sales and local events, and various advertisements.
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W.F. Lewis, Cor
Main and Center Sts
Amused Tonight War Picture At Corry And Two Comedies
The Corry theater advertises Amused Tonight showing up to Days of War as the premiere feature, plus two other big comedies. Admission five cents. Also noted is Pennsylvania Gas Co informing patrons of amended payment hours and discount periods around month end.
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Corry
Algo
Adv
Young
Pennsylvania Gas CO
Robinson Crusoe Showing at Lyme Tomorrow Afternoon
A brief local notice announces an afternoon screening of Robinson Crusoe at Lyme. The program lists a true reel feature and an event time set for tomorrow afternoon with admission noted as ten cents.
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Robinson Crusoe
Lyme
Our Choice Fall Suits Demonstration of Style and Quality
A presentational note advertising fall suits with emphasis on superior style and quality. Mentions new models and varied colorings of fabrics for the season.
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Lyric Theater
A. E. Pettit
Main Street
Bedford
Clymer
Sherman
J. P. McCray
Cohen
Franklin
William J. Gaynor
Edison Talking Pictures
Tdl-he Presbyterian Indies
4Gn
Naka Sale al Knowlton
Gaynor
Waldo
Jobson
Edwardyseutet
City Hall
Tuly Je
Frawley Committee
Peek
Tim
Bia
Greenlee
Mmewel
Hasbrouck
Brook St
Mlajpess
Walker the Tailor
J. D. Murray's
Maynard
Beavirdam
Wattsburg
Cohens. Aduit
Chautaugia Lake
Anid Toby Dower
City of Buffalo
Jamestown
Milway Park
Celoron
Chedit Howley
John Cartsom Tell
Bernstein Bros. Cloulers
the Ladies Furnishing
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