City Plans Next Year Budget Amid Storm News
Carbondale councils meet to approve an appropriation ordinance for April 1868 to 1900 with items for printing, fire, water, gas, sewers, streets, police, salaries, and contingencies. A wind storm uprooted a chestnut tree near Priceburg, blocking sidewalks and prompting community notices.
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Tipja Gos
Eecees Acai
Board of Revisions of
Taxes and Appeals
Ordin- Faticoh Saecontewneeeteeen Ees Es Shn
Social Roundup in New York and Nearby Visits
Isaac Burros and wife visit New York City while Edward Aunger plans a week in Oneonta. John Headley and grandson Harper Fulkerson travel to Passaic for visits. Mrs. Hannah Leonard returns from Wilkes-Barre. Social events include a post Latin dance planning by elite ladies and a Sixth Anniversary at Progress Lodge on May. Delaware and Hudson locomotive No. appears overhauled and painted. Miss Jean Searles of Pillsboro visits sister Mire Samide in Hospital Street. Mary Male and William Male visit relatives in New York today. Rev Rollin A Sawyer preached at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Green Plyde. Marle Moon improves. Miss Bell of Symma, Del visits Mrs. Mary Manville. James Thompson of Wilkes-Barre visits the city. Ladies of Second Presbyterian host a supper at Mrs John Howarths on Burkett Street. Thomas Bottomley chosen to represent Court Lily Langs of America at the Flate convention in South Bethlehem in May. Millersville Normal School honors include Anise Mary Murphy elected Secretary of the Normal Literary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Burros
New York City
Edward Aunger
Oneonta
John Headley
Harper Fulkerson
Passaic
SN. d
Hannah Leonard
Wikes-Barre
Cetele
Progress Lodge
Britets
Delaware and Hudson Locomotive
Jean Searles
Pillsbore
Mire, Samide
Hospital Street
Mary
William Male
New York
Rollin A. Sawyer
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Plyde
Marle Moon
Mary Manville
Miss Bell
Symma
Del
James Thompson
Wilkes-Rapre
Waa
Second Presbyterian Church
John Howarth
Burkett Street
Thomas Bottomley
Lily Langs
Foresters of America
Thin City
Captain and Co Begin Services at Branson Church
Captain and Co commenced a series of services in the Primitive Methodist church on Tuesday evening, inviting parishioners to attend the gatherings and hear their talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain & Co, Branson
Primitive Methodist Church
Town Mourns David B Williams as Age 48 Dies at Home
David B Williams, a respected resident, died at his Fridge Street home Tuesday evening at 10 40 after an hour's illness. He was 48, leaving a wife and family. A surprise party celebrated Miss Laisale James for her 19th birthday on Washington Street Tuesday evening. Attendees included numerous local residents and a long list of names. The American Protestant Ladies’ Association of Lackawanna Lodge elected officers Tuesday night. The town’s shops closed midday for a regimental reception, and churches prepared music for Easter. Police and hospital notes report improved but fragile condition for Punere Dineen J E Davis and others. Public announcements mention visits, sermons, and local business changes.
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Priceburm School No. 2
Collen Chain Odes
Eagle Hoee Company
Fred, White
Makely
Storrs
Samuel Dawe
Maple Street
Gertrude Watkins
Main Street
David B. Willams
Frldge Street
Ape
Leaves
Misa Laizale James
Washington Street
Mary Jones
Liszt James
Mary A. Lewis
Annie Bevan
Mary A. Jones
Ida Ytovois
Mary James
Mary Daniels
Gwennie Evans
Sarah M. Hawelle
Magee &. Thomas
Blodwen Grifiths
Ellen Davis
William Hdmonds
Measra David Pugh
Within Hooper
Thomas Armatreons
Oriar Phillips
Willie Phillips
Louis Reynolds
William Smith
David T. Davis
T. Jones
Daniel Lewis
Thoras Hortis
Samuel James
Harry Jones
John Williams
Thomas Grint
Thomas Evans
Providence
Pride of
Sarah Reeve
Mary 7
Lashes
Eennice Travis
Lydia Winterburn
Sallie Willams
Elizabeth Jones
Sabina Pishory
Helen Daniels
Eligabeth Thomas
Sarah Gyituithe
Durbore
Basily
Sullie Evans
North
Malinsuet
Bee
Punere
Dineen J. E. Davis
Beranton
Mdwarl Dowie
Mihlie Street
Meledry Pate
Tuesaday
Fire destroys two buildings and damages nearby areas
A blaze swept through two buildings on the inlet side of Bremwk Creek breaking out in a dance hall block owned by Robinson of Bevanton. A frozen hose delayed efforts for about thirty minutes and a nearby dwelling owned by John Mormack burned to the ground. The fire threatened the Step rick Creek breaker as volunteers from Wilsons assisted. Residents lost all personal effects with partial insurance coverage. Other townwide damage included flooded cellars and the postponement of a local institute event at Jeanup on the 25th.
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Inet
Bremwk Creek
Andrew Bashko
Jexaup Hose Company
John Mormack
Mike Skibble
Steprick Creek
Wilsons
Robinson
Bevanton
Craig
Tt. Jerome
Quebec
W. &. Hloms
Storrock Creek
Odd Fellows
John Gricedaise
Erie
Tlt
Jeanup
Chalr
Banquet Planned by Warahpa Tribe at Odd Fellows Hall
April banquet scheduled for the Improved Order of Red Men Warahpa tribe No 211 at Odd Fellows hall. Members and wives expected. invitation extended to Warahpa council No 88 Pocahontas to attend. Also thefts at Mmil Habshman clothing store unresolved with Scranton police alerted and Peckville editorial dispute noted. Water supply restored at Archbald after a frozen pipe caused breaks.
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Mmil Habshman
Scranton
Republican
Tribune
Peckville
Mimi Hubshman
East Side
Delaware and Hudson
Archbald Water Company
Archhard
Tunkhannock Almanac Highlights Local Notices
Probate of Gilbert Travis will and administration to C F Smith noted. Marriage license issued to William Shelley and Bertha Minch. Destruction from Hungerford stock fire led to $3,000 insurance lots. store to rebuild. Local officials attend Scranton and Tunkhannock meetings. Silk House proprietor Dawron Howell retires to Factoryville. Cuban warscope benefit at Platts Opera House and five county Volunteer Firemen’s convention planned for September in Tunkhannock.
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Gilbert Travis
C. F. Smith
F. Majors
William Shelley
Ricketts
Bertha Minch
Gallup
Wood Pratt
Centremoreland
Dennia Hartley
Moshoppen
W. N. Shaw
Thurley
Meehoppen
Notary and
Propioeo
Bugineza
Hungerford
T. Th. Grenville
Charles Wheelock
Michael Brown
Scranton
James Fall
Clinton Township
Mr. Cobb
Tunkhannock
Tdawron Howell
Factoryvillsborough
Mr. Howell
Factoryvile
Triton Hose Company
Platt's
Opera House
Five County Volunteer Firemen
Triton Howe Company
Conpanies
Pani
Harmonics and Hopes in Scranton Parade Plans
HONESDALE reports a large turnout for a Scranton parade today with a Prudential Insurance employee joining. The Lawyer band held a successful benefit ball, raising funds for uniforms, under musical director Fred Cal, and praised by local supporters for two months of progress.
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Preekyvierto
Olivia
Delaware and
Hirleon
Scranton
Opera House
Philhamonic Couplesy
Erie
New York
Lawyer Band
Armory
Fred Cal
Thirteenth Regiment Bend
Reward offered for cures of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney & Co advertise as Toledo proprietors. Endorsements from local merchants claim Cheney is honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. Price per bottle and testimonials promised.
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Hall
FJ. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Wholesale Druggion
Tolwo
O. Walling, Kinnan & Maryn
Wheelsale Drogelste
Ohio
Unusual Council Scene Marks Hennigan Ousting And School Board Debate
In Pittston a tense council meeting ends with ex member James Hennigan ousted from the Fifth ward seat after a clash with Chairman Lagan. A special election is proposed for April 1 to fill the vacancy. The night school attendance is reported as dwindling with two teachers and a principal drawing salary. call for close if the pattern continues. Funeral and birthday notices include Elizabeth Morgan’s 74th birthday and Rev. D Homin remarks. local events cover licenses denied, a Port Jenkins monument bill, a Faust performance, and a revival by L. Fheilhorn at the M P Church.
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James Hennigan
Fifth Ward
Lagan
Select Council
Flannery
Langin
Aly
Hennigan
Langan
Kearney
Tigue
Main Street
Carroll
Abe
Vawagl
Elizabeth Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
David Morgan
Welsh Baptist Church
Nestor
Wdhom
Dillowtag
Mestimes
Evans
Wor
Wielinins
Bev Awd
Thomas
Alex. Wurrtin
Ann Davies
John Vaughn
Thome
Willineme Willhaty
Jenkins Township
Hoth
St. John's
Ehurche
Parkhowee
Westerday Cmd
John Curran
John Hart
Lehigh
Toewlay
Wilkee-Barr
Sener- Hav
Thom
Deli
Tira Teba
Mart
Witendmi
Rev
McKilpin
Pleteher
James W. Boyke
Frank Brandenburg
Thomas Dpnekin
Thermus Broandenburg Thome Durkin
Thomas Brown
Pred Sanecle
Corry
Porty Part
Fort Jenkins
Tore
Donnelly
Fxeter Township
Brive
Erhit
West Side
Porte Whites
Faust
Metropolis
Nhaenes
Davia
Mate
J. B. Woolkwey
George Mitchell
Chas
J. Quinn
John B. Struthers
Beranton
Eagle
Hrangellat L. Fheilhorn
Florida
Cubs
M. P
Welsh Church Convention and Local Fair Notes
The Welsh Congregational convention gathers in Lackawanna Valley at the Delaware Street church with services ahead. The Susquehanna Street Baptist fair draws crowds as Isaac Griffiths wins the bicycle contest with over seventy dollars. The district teachers institute at Winton is postponed due to the new school building not ready. Reverend Peter Roberta preaches on fasting and judgments with a follow up on the King’s fasting. Local drugstore sale to J M Bush of Mauch Chunk for 3000 dollars. Various residents visit or are away in Philadelphia New York and Wilkes Barre with social notes.
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Lackawanna
Wyoming
Congregational Church
Delaware Street
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Isaac Griffiths
Lioyd
Middlespring
Trees Lioyd
George Spitz
New York
Institute of the
Winton
Peter Roberta
J. M. Bush
Mauch Chunk
Bush
Albert Jones
Providence
Thirteenth Regiment
George Hull
Mlakely
Philadelphia
Anna Dougher
Wilkes, Barre
Funeral for Christopher Nooney Held in Carbondale
The funeral for Christopher Nooney, long-time Walmart resident, was held Tuesday at St Rose church Carbondale with burial in St Rose cemetery. Pallbearers named include Martin McAndrew Michael Haggerty Patrick McGovern R T Maxwell and Michael McDonnell.
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Christopher Nooney
St. Rnse
Carbondale
Walmart
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Martin McAndrew
Michael Haggerty
Patrick McGovern
R. T. Maxwell
Michael McDonnell
Carbon
Delaware and Hudson, Beaker
Laura
and Airs
John Tompkins
Cemetery Etroect
Wilton Oliver
Mayfield
Ginmer Jones
Scrumton
Uingelay Jones
Local notices and obsequies mix with council actions
A money found notice appears along with a funeral at St Marys cemetery for Mary Waleh. Details include pallbearers and floral tributes. Borough officials, salaries, committees, and bills are outlined as J F onabor to receive 100 dollars monthly in uniform. Adjournment set for April first.
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Jiames Waleh
Houston
Schoolstreet
Heranton
Aiisary
Patrick Dougherty
Rawson
Anthony Hyder
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary
V'rane
Erin
Net Huddy
Scranton
Timothy King
Thomas Murphy
William Melntyre
Daniel Ward
Daniel Donovan
Eugene Watson
Patrick Connabey
Joh McKean
William Kelly
J. F.onabor
Sarefield
James Graham
John McKeagle
Manley
Squire Pitesimmons
Chris Druftner
Electoric Hyght Company
A. B. Curley
J. Brown
Peckwille
H. M. Bieever
Two Years of Tumor Troubles Ended by Pinkham Remedy
Mary A Stahl of Watsontown Pa reports severe womb trouble with four tumors in two years. After doctors failed and surgery was advised she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and expelled the tumors, improving steadily. She urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass for free guidance.
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J. F. Stretch
Mechanic St
Camden
N. J
Marie Lemp
2D Ave
New York City
Lydia i. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Remicker
Pinknam
Pinkham
Della Remicker
Rensselaer
Ind
Mary A. Stahl
Watsontown
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Johann Hoff
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Baiaty
Attra City
Hin Merk Common Council
Silty Ev
Library Associationm
City Assensora
Pisweetasste
Tincidentals
Twaucancd
Adewewnaans
Board of Health
Tatler
Priceburg
C.O.D
Fria Medical Co
Buffalo, Ni
Taylor News
Miss James
Fubyarda
Minereaville
Chamberlain
Poli Balin
Matthews Bros
Honesdale
Frank Decker
Prudential Iaureance
Wesley Gardner Ie
Quincy Avenue
Bernie
Hon
Kimble
Mumfor
Tristian
Pas
West
Rox
Eturr Serore
Vm. G. Clarke
Penn Ave
Pittston News
Eivery
Olyphant
Jermyn and Mayfield
AVOCA
America
Commonwealth Building
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Ming
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