Bargain Shoes Sale Clears Space for Fall Goods
Not often offer big bargains. Ladies' Fine Dongola hand turned Shoes being disposed to make room for heavy Fall Goods. An excellent chance to save. For a few days at store.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1897
Page
9
Shoes Sold In Leather And Cloth Tops At Two Thirty Nine
The item lists footwear priced at 2.39 in both all leather and cloth topped styles as a value option for customers seeking durable, affordable shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Opera
London
Elm Park Chautauqua to Meet Monday Evening
Local notes report Elm Park Chautauqua invites new members to enroll Monday. Independent Club of Seventh Ward to meet at St Johns Hall on Wednesday Oct 18. Nay Aug Falla mission to meet at 245 p m today for funeral of Hon Lemuel Amerman. Sewing school organized at All Souls Universalist church this afternoon at 3 30 for neighborhood children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
John Lorcig
Emma Evins
Cherry Ridge
Wayne County
Richard Mlorns
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
J. W. Kommerer
Brooks A. Base
Society
King’s Daughters
Elm’ Park
Misa FL. Meyers
Misa Connell
Wolf Borner
South Scranton
Boerner
Central Profitition League
Adama Avenue
Young Men's Christian Association
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
White Oak
Archbald
J. Tatlimore
Thiltimore
Conynghaum
Wilkes-Marro
Alexander Arbuckel
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
New Milford
Alford
Ela
J. C. Coon
Aman
W. HH. Griffirth
Gritith
James Gritiths
Buffalo
Carbondale
Corgher Pendypacker
Griffiths
Mra
John Olson
Moscow
A. L. Hamer
S J. Mark's Lutheran Church
Maple Lake
Olson
Sweden
Amerton
St. Joseph's Society
Simon Rice
J. J. Fancy
John M. Burke
FW. Guneter
Slattery
HH. H. Fish
John Knitle
Nev
J. J. Ti. Feeley
Parkena Miller Wedding at Waverly Residence
At the bride parents home in Waverly Pennsylvania on October seventh eighteen oh seven the ceremony was conducted by Reverend A Bergen Browe assisted by Reverend Benjamin Miller Ward K Turkey of Clark's Summit officiating for Miss Betelle Miller of Waverly and groom Parkena Miller.
Republicans Win Dunmore Contest Report Expected Today
A Dunmore election contest report by Commissioners H Holgate and D Reedy shows the Republicans won in each race by about 100 votes on average. The lengthy 120 page document details voter classifications, affidavits, and 1,458 witness testimonies with total costs running into several thousand dollars borne by Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. H. Holgate
David J. Reedy
Dunmore
Weleck
Oulige Ss
Holgate
Terdy
Wade
M. J. McAndrew
Ecourta
Felts Folk sue D L and W in fourth trespass suit growth
Isaac B Felts of Feltaville sues the Delaware Lackawanna and Western for mining coal on his undivided land interest in Taylor without permission. Attorneys A Ricketts KE Merrifield and John F Scragg filed the suit after Felts rejected royalties and coal mining resumed, prompting a new trespass action.
Fireman Harshly Assaulted by Baggage Wagon Driver
Harris Price visiting fireman and West End Fire company member was attacked by a baggage wagon driver yesterday afternoon just before the parade. He suffered a deep gash and will return to Chakokin his home.
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Harris Price
West End
Violence at street confrontation between Price and wagon driver
A wagon driver assaulted Price on Linden Street near Wyoming Avenue after Price bumped the wagon. The driver swung a whip and a stone was thrown, hitting Price and a fireman who intervened. Price was taken to Dr. Frey for treatment. driver unidentified and no arrests made that night.
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Linden Street
Wyoming Avenue
Price
Trittine
Washington Avenue
Lewis Frey
Frey
Settlement reached in land damage calm case at Wye Ridge
The Brundage v Wye Ridge Coal calm case ends in an amicable settlement. The company gains land and two houses for 1800 and keeps the creek open to prevent future inundation. Brundage signs a full release of damages. Other court actions include a default verdict for 751.55 in West Philadelphia Bank v Nauschmeyer and ongoing cases before Judge Archibald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brundage
Wye Ridge Coal Company
Wos
Archhbald
Houndage
Siia
Onondaga Dynamo Company
Knixa Riehl
Archbald
Halstander
Fay Foster Company Opens Three Day Run at Davis Theatre
Fay Foster Company begins a three day engagement at the Davis theatre on Monday. The show promises fresh, new and original content with beautiful costumes and lively music. A merry skit “Fun on a Yacht” opens and the operetta “Two of a Kind” closes the performance amid strong audience anticipation.
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Fay Foster
Davis Theatre
Auditors Dispute Over Olyphant Collector Referee Rules
Referee Lathrope finds Olyphant collector Mow Cummings owes borough $98.27 after audit dispute. Auditor Edwards previously claimed $400 owed. report submitted to court by Lathrope clarifies the contested account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrope
Olyphant
W. W. Lathrope
Whoeny
Thomas W. Edwards
William CC. Melann
EK. J. Howard
Mo W. Cummings
Hood's Farsaparilla and Pills Ad Offer Blood Purification
An advertisement touts Hood's Farsaparilla as a cure that purifies the blood and claims Hood's Pills ease indigestion and biliousness. The copy emphasizes the product's simplicity and effectiveness, listing benefits for health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hazleton to Host Large Father Mathew Parade Monday
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union plans a major parade in Hazleton marking the 107th anniversary of Rev Theobald Mathews birth. Delegations from Carbondale and Luzerne and Lackawanna counties join societies for the event with trains routed via Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley. The Hazleton gathering includes speeches by Rev M J O Rourke and others after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald Mathew
Apostle of
Temperance
Hazleton
Diocese of
Scranton
Carbondale
Abstinense and Benevolent Societies
Elemens
Luserne
Lackawanna
Father Mathew
Diocesan Union of
Hazelton
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Tazleton
M. J. O'Rourke
J. Washing Logue
Philadelphia
The
National Union
Lendira Barry-Lake
St. Louis
City
Ita
Sawyer's Paint Hall Hats and Bonnets Sale
The Sawyers stock ranges from fur felt hats to bonnets with trimmed options and untrimmed hats in multiple colors. Prices highlight bulk-store buying with discounts as two styles in fur felt trimmed walking hats and untrimmed hats are offered at low rates compared with usual prices.
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Dr J B Alexander Endorses Horsford Acid Phosphate
In Charlotte North Carolina Dr J B Alexander calls Horsford acid phosphate both pleasant tasting and among the best nerve tonics for debilitated men according to a contemporary testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
J. B. Alexander
Charlotte, N. C
Laxative ad and rail schedule fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows an ad for Bromo Qu nine tablets with a refund claim, priced 15 cents. It also mentions a New York bound Lehigh Valley Railroad car, possibly to be occupied at Wilkes-Barre after midnight, arriving New York at 8 13 a.m., with tickets at 300 Lackawanna Avenue.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
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