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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1896

Page

6

Ten Foot Reservation Equity Case Heard In Chambers

In the equity suit of P. J. Vetter of Penn avenue against Michael Flaherty a hearing was held in Judge Archbalds chambers to resolve an alleged encroachment on a ten foot privilege by a bay window extending over the line. Mattes of the Lackawanna Coal Company identified an old city map showing Penn avenue eighty feet wide and lots 187 feet deep. The hearing resumes next Wednesday at 9 o clock.

P. J. Vetter Penn Avenue Michael Flaherty Archbald

Okell Club Outing at Crystal Lake Hosts Members

Okell Rod and Gun Club members were entertained yesterday at Crystal Lake by Attorney George S. Horn. They traveled from Scranton on an early Delaware and Hudson train and then rode to the lake in carriages provided by Mr. Horn. The club includes Judge F. W. Gunster, Hon. John H. Pellowas, George Okell, Rev. Richard Rust, Philip Robinson, T. C. Miller, Karl Lorenz, Charles Koempel, Comegys, George Horn, Eugene Schimpft, and J. C. Alehfield.

Okell Crystal Lake George 8 S. Horn Scranton Delaware and Hudson Carbondale Horn F. W. Gunster John H. Pellowas George Okell Richard Rust Philip Robinson T. C. Miller Karl Lorenz Charles Koempel Comegys George Horn

Lawrence orchestra to perform at reception this evening

Lawrence's orchestra presents a musical programme at the reception this evening with all invited. Troe. O. F. Amburn, new faculty member, arrived last evening accompanied by Mrs. Amburn. Complaints about business college solicitors continue. none are employed by the school. Enrollment day has passed but students continue enrolling rapidly since last Sunday morning. Ashtabula Business College Journal praises Miss Olive Gilpin of Scranton Pa as a noted stenographer recruited for the position, recommended by Muck Whitmore & Co.

Olive Gilpin Scranton Gilpin B.C Muck, Whitmore & Co

Special train to St Paul via Nickel Plate for G A R encampment

Special train via Nickel Plate road will depart Buffalo at 11.55 P M Saturday August 29 after eastbound trains. Sleeping cars and lowest rates arranged. reserve space via ticket agent or write P J Moore Buffalo N Y. Ladies travelling party given reserved cars. Tickets should read via New York Chicago and St Louis railroad and leave Buffalo 11 56 P M August 2. That Matchions Taste found only in Coursen's Philadelphia Print Butter.

St. Paul Nickel Plate Road Grand Army of the Republic Buffalo P. J. Moore N. Y New York, Chicago and St. Louis

Enigmatic Four Year Spell Deaf and Dumb Patient

John Healey, a middle aged man in Cedar avenue, suffers recurring four year spells of deafness and muteness after a horse accident in Ireland twenty years ago. Each cycle lasts three days with speech returning on the fourth, followed by a return of symptoms four years later. Doctors including A Manley treat him. the latest episode involved muscle contortion requiring restraint. He remains otherwise healthy and hopes to resume normal life until the next four year cycle.

John Healey Patrick Corcoran Cedar Avenue A. Manley Pitston Avenue Mr. Healey Ireland Healey Dr. Manley

Heptasophs Day Excursion Draws Thousands to Harveys Lake

Thousands of Heptasophs and families from Scranton and Carbondale area joined a one day excursion to Harveys Lake for the eighteenth anniversary of the Heptasoph order. First train departed Scranton at early hour with fifteen cars, followed by a twelve car train from Carbondale region. Local committee leaders included J. L. Miller Frank H. Thompson T. Jones W. V. Handricks George Kirby and Harry Hopewell.

Harvery’s Lake Pennsylvania Scranton Delaware and Hudson Road Carbondale J. L. Miller Frank H. Thompson T. Jones W. V. Handricks George Kirby Harry Hopewell

Coroner and Jury to Probe Death of Dr Cooke

The coroner and a juried panel begin an inquest into the death of Dr. B Cooke of Bald Mount. Relatives of the deceased are present as witnesses seek truth in the incident.

Longstreet Dr.b . Cooke Bald Mount

Youngs Still Champion at Mt Gretna Rifle Matches

Private W W Youngs of Company DP Thirteenth Regiment retains top honor as six year champion with 95 in this year's Mt Gretna state rifle matches. weather reduced scores. Thirteenth led state averages but withdrew for First Regiment after gun accident. multiple regiments fielded in Sea Girl selections and Hilton trophy. Youngs and several Thirteenth men named among national team prospects.

W. W. Youngs Mt. Gretna Sea Girl Youngs Watkins Cullen Stout Thirteenth Regiment Thirteenth North Regiment Sheridan Sixteenth Twelfth Regiment H. O B. Cox

Dig Fair Opens in Binghamton for Four Days

The Dig Fair at Binghamton runs for four days starting Hept. with strong exhibitor interest. Entries for cattle horses sheep wine mouliry close by W am Tuesday Sept 1, bench show entries close Aug 31. Four days of trotting pacing and running races offered with liberal purses. Premiums and details via Clarke and Martin managers, Binghamton.

Binghamton W. A.m American Kennel Club Clarke & Martin

County Bonds to Be Issued for Courthouse Additions

Sealed proposals will be received by the County Commissioners until noon on Tuesday September 15 1896 for sixty five thousand dollars in bonds to fund a third story addition and alterations to the courthouse. Bonds bear four percent interest payable semi annually and mature across thirteen years. Principal and interest payable at the county treasurer. Contractor Schroeder progresses with masonry finishing and alterations as iron workers prepare to begin.

John Demuth Giles Roberts 5. W. Roberts Court House Schroeder

Special Sale by Myer Davidow on 1.25 Shoes

Live shoe merchant Myer Davidow, at 207 Lackawanna avenue, buys the entire Frank & Swartz stock of $1.25 shoes and starts a special sale today. The ad promises the greatest stock ever shown to Scranton shoppers with eagerly sought bargains. Coursen's Me Triple Blend Coffee.

Myer Davidow Lackawanna Avenue Frank & Swartz New York Scranton Mr. Davidow

Japanese imports go on sale at Rexford's store

Rexford's announces a sale on a diverse line of Japanese goods including fancy china and vases imported directly. The sale highlights two patterns in blue and gold, tea cups, and lacquered brush and tray sets with prices from small fractions to higher value items, all at reduced rates.

The Mikado China Land of Tea Sfc Joe

Proprietor Change at Conway and Lackawanna Houses

John Lohmann transfers as Conway house owner to Lackawanna avenue property he once ran. He is expected to be replaced at Conway by Peter Rosar of Spruce Street cafe. Hood's remedies are advertised for blood purification nerves and digestion with claims of superiority.

Conway House Penn Avenue John Lohman Lackawanna House Lackawanna Avenue Peter Rosar Spruce Street Mr. Lohmen

Second stock issue and rail group travel offer

South Scranton Building and Loan to issue stock at ten dollars per share next Monday evening at Prospect avenue. G A R encampment round trip to St Paul via Delaware Lackawanna and Western for 24.75 good Aug 29 30 and 31 return by Sept 30. Ezra Griffin post 139 group rail car departs Scranton station at 159 p m Sat Aug 2. Vacation trips at half fare via dealer McGarrah's insect powder 26 and 0 cent boxes.

South Scranton Building and Loan Association Prospect Avenue G. A. R. National Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company St. Paul Ezra Griffin Post Scranton D L. and W. Station

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Norton’'S Lackawanna Ave Weston Will CO Scranton, Olyphant Garney, Brown &Co C. D. Shumway Washington Ave Tribune Building Okell Club George 5. Horn Scranton Business College Philadelphia John Healy Market Street Delaware and Hudson Railroad Martin Crippen D. B. Cooke BK. Chase Cooperstown Junction Oneonta Nounstain Park Binghamton Industrial Exposition Berlin Iron Company China Hall, Millar & Peck Wyoming Ave Keeley Care Irene Care Win Bear Investigations Coursen Rexford Japan Activa Av A. E. Rogers Welsbach GAS Appliance CO Aylesworth’s Wyoming Avenues Cranton, PA Rev Thos, M, Cann Walter Hi. Buell A. M Lackawanna Ava M. P. M’cann, Hatter Wyoming Avenue Knox Agency John Lohmann Hood Saint Paul, Minn McGarrah Atlantic A Lonsdale Charlies
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