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The store promotes comfortable wearing material suitable for the scorching season with focus on Ladies' Dress Goods inviting customers to visit this week and find items matching their needs in stock.
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1900
Page
1
The store promotes comfortable wearing material suitable for the scorching season with focus on Ladies' Dress Goods inviting customers to visit this week and find items matching their needs in stock.
Notions ribbons ladies ties belts fans and other seasonable items offered at correct prices in this sale.
An invoice arrives noting a positively the finest assortment of shirt waists in town. The item highlights a broad display and suggests superior quality and value for buyers seeking fashionable fabrics and tailored fits.
We are clearing stock of shoes quickly with bargains before exhaustion. The buyer gains from this sale as stock runs out. Take advantage now before the warm spell ends and fall and winter shoes cost more. Buy in advance and save on cold weather footwear.
The listing highlights the choicest edibles and a full range of seasonal delicacies available at the grocery market. It notes variety and quality as key selling points to attract shoppers.
The Fourth district temperance meeting at Grand Opera House elected officers led by president pro tem John J McNelis and secretary Neal McDermott. Oct 28 was chosen for the next quarterly convention at McAdoo with Hazleton and Freeland named for key posts and delegates listed from Jeanesville Harleigh Hazleton Audenried and Freeland. The Weiler act constitutional challenge arose as the Superior Court ruled it unconstitutional in the Commonwealth v George Clark case, quashing indictments against Clark for discharging workers over union membership.
Washington street engineer James O'Donnell sustained internal injuries Saturday morning while operating engine No. 24 of the D. & 8. Railroad after its recent overhaul at the shops.
Letters of administration issued to Joseph V. Gallagher for the Jane Gallagher estate with payment request to all debtors. Claims to be presented promptly. Also notices of real estate for sale including Birranton property of John Walitaky and Philip Moyer holdings. Ellen Given Estate at Main and Centre streets offered as hotel and business block. C. O. Stroh, attorney.
About 9 o clock in the morning at Eckley a worker tried to move a tight reverse lever. He used his full strength and collapsed from the effort. He was taken home, treated, and began to recover after medical help.
Five heavy alr motors sent to No 5 colliery Jeddo to replace mules for coal haulage. The last motor derailed on a curve near the main slope, crashing into timber holding loose coal. Eighteen loaded cars followed, wrecking debris blocked traffic and suspended operations for the day. Engineer Hawk of Foundryville escaped with minor injuries after being buried briefly. cause cited as a misplaced switch near the curve.
Martin Golden and Patrick Holleran were brought before United States Commissioner Gustav Hahn on charges tied to the Parsons post office and Michael Moore store robbery on July 10. Richard Moore testified stolen articles included several items from the store but nothing tied to the post office. James Mlaherty said Golden handed him a knife and soup cans from Moore's store. Constable Mulvey found knives under a barn on Holloran's premises. Bail set at 1000 dollars each for the next Scranton court term. Holleran's mother and Golden's father posted bail.
Thieves entered Mrs. Fred Miller’s yard on Front street last Friday evening and ruined nearly all potted and garden plants including a lantana valued at five dollars. They trampled others. a hydrant nearby may have drawn their interest. A detective is on the case and arrests are expected. Also notes local moves by William E. Bellas family and others, plus a C T A B Corps excursion with Lehigh Valley Railroad set for Tuesday, August 28 at Harvey's Lake with details to be announced this week.
Michael Decosmo, held as an accessory after the fact in the Joseph Modena murder, remains jailed after a Saturday hearing before Judge Woodward. Bail offered was deemed insufficient. George Fisher offered teams and refreshments for those attending the driveout.
Edward Moore of Fairmount township near Shickshinny died from apoplexy after surviving a brutal burglary in June. Four burglars looted about $30, the incident sparked countywide turmoil as a neighbor girl alerted nearby residents and a fusillade wounded one intruder. The deceased left a wife, a son, and a daughter and will be buried in Fairmount township's Methodist cemetery. No arrests reported at press time.
Mrs Lucy Kocher former Freeland resident dies at her daughter’s home in Easton at age 81. She is mother to Jos Kocher Fred Kocher Alexander Kocher George Kocher and Mrs George Reed. Remains reached White Haven for burial in the local cemetery with Freeland attendees.
The funeral of the late Mrs Sarah J Cartwright was held yesterday from her Alvinton home. Rev W C Hall of St Pauls Primitive Methodist church led services at the residence before the cortege moved to Freeland cemetery for interment. Relatives and friends from Schuylkill Northumberland and Columbia counties attended.
A summer outing by St Patrick's Beneficial Society drew three large teams to Buck Mountain and Laurytown grove for rest and recreation. They returned home at 7 30 p m with high praise for the day. Rev F Marshall of St James Episcopal preached and spoke on Sunday Observance at the Y M C A rooms and at Drifton and his church.
Jeddo from Carbon County dominated Lansford at Tigers Park yesterday afternoon. The visitors led from the start and posted a 14 to 2 victory as Lansford finally scored in the eighth inning. The one sided game drew a fair crowd but failed to generate much excitement.
A' Drew Zemany reports the entire National Guard of the state will go into camp for ten days at Mt Gretna starting Friday.
Three Lehigh Traction Company cars carried crowds from Freeland and Drifton to Hazle park for the Mearnots Athletic Association picnic of Drifton. Special cars from McAdoo and Jeanesville added to the large turnout as the Clifton boys ran the event in good style.
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