Bhannon & Co New Dealers Office Notice
Advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Bhannon & Co North Main street will receive prompt attention at an office open from 9 a m to 12 m. President James Boylan Abe Sahm secretary Charles Blair P F Moran treasurer James Gorman foreman John Brennan John Nealon assistant foreman Harry Booth Frank Blair George Edwards driver Abe Sahm trustees J W Kilpatrick P Vi Murray Harry Booth George Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhannon & Co
Newedealers
North Main Street
Tions
James Boylan
Abe Sahm
Charles Blair
P. F. Moran
James Gorman
John Brennan
John Nealon
Harry Booth
Frank Blair
George Edwards
J. W. Kilpatrick
P. Vi. Murray
Labor Day Entries At Anthracite Park Reveal Wide Race Day
A long list of entries displays fast horses across multiple classes at Anthracite Park. Scranton and surrounding towns including Carbondale Pittston and Honesdale show numerous entrants with purses from 5 to 150 dollars and records noted for several horse performances.
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Labor Day
Anthracite Park
Beauty
S. m
R. EB
L. A. Patterson
Carbondale
St. Nick
B. G
N. Thompson
Providence
Goff
James Payne
Susquehanna
Eagle Woodnut
J.J. Pury
Kitty Mack
Hb. m
del Foote
Scranton
Grand Sultan
B. H
Julia Rh. m
Fred. Cook
Dutch
Henry Hardwell
A. J. Schnell
Ch. m
John A. Wood
Pittaton
Ralph. S
R. EB. Westlake
Bonita
B. m
R. E. Westlake
Maud
E. Westlake
Hellman
Fred. Cooke
Brown Eyes
Stuart Fletcher
Herrick Centre
Bertha C
Kit Cloud
IL. A. Patterson
Mamie Gift
Maggie Davis
John Davis
Taylor
Myrtle
Bom
W. A. St. John
Big Bones
S. G
A. 1. Patterson
Prince M
Bh. H
Cedela
George Dunn
Daisy Belle
W. E. Cook
Honesdale
Pikes Peak
Pierre
Rastus
Dr. E. Wedmer
Pittston
J. EE
Wedman
Maggie H
Special School Board Meeting Elects Two Teachers
The school board met on Thursday electing W. D. Bryden of Wandling as French and German teacher at 65 dollars monthly and Mise Alexander of Forest City as High School assistant at six dollars monthly. Insurance on No. 7 building raised to 3000 dollars with 1000 dollars allotted to each of the three lowest bid companies. Janitor Wilcox’s No. 8 building report was received with thanks noting twenty years of service and the Belmont school used about 315 tons of coal last year.
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W. D. Bryden
Wandling
Lafayette College
Mise Alexander
Forest City
Mansfield State Normal School
Alexander
Wilcox
No. 8
Belmont School
Retail Clerks Propose Early Store Closing Initiative
The Retail Clerks' Protective Association held a Thursday Assembly Hall meeting with strong support for a 6 pm closing plan. A committee will seek merchants who refused to close and notify city labor unions. Thanksgiving social planned and Forbes urged central labor union talks.
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Forbes
Pleasant Birthday Party for Mrs. Von Beck
Friends gathered at South Main street home to celebrate Mrs. John Von Beck on her birthday anniversary. A pleasant social occasion featured an elaborate feast and notable guests including Mesdames Gilbert Evans Bishop Mang Kaffo Gove Roemmelmeyer Kahl Hammere Braver Jones Kinback and Lewis.
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John von Beck
South Main Street
Mesdames J. Gilbert
W. E. Evans
G. Bishop
P. Mang
P. Kaffo
M. Gove
F. Roemmelmeyer
A. Kahl
G. Hammere
L. Braver
J. Jones
W. J. Kinback
D. Lewis
Hose Company Officers Nominated at Regular Meeting
Columbia Hose company held a Thursday evening session to discuss numerous business matters and nominate officers for upcoming elections at the next meeting. The announced nominations set the stage for the forthcoming vote among members.
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Columbia Hose Company
Local residents visit friends in neighboring towns
Miss Lena Histed and Miss Blanche DeWitt travel to visit friends in nearby towns while several others including Miss Anne Farrell and Miss M. Mesesett guest visitations across cities such as Schenectady Albany Buffalo Scranton Honesdale and Atlantic City. The community notes multiple returns from trips to Orange N J Saratoga Montreal Quebec and Paterson N J among others.
Peruna advertisement praises health cure by Miss Peters
Miss Lizale Peters of Mascoutah writes of a dramatic recovery from female weakness after using Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. She reports gaining thirty seven pounds and a bright appearance, urging others to try Peruna. Dr Hartman offers free treatment by correspondence and a women’s health book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College
Peter
Lizale Peters
Mascoutah
Lil
Hartman
Peruna
Clark's Green Notes Detail Local Visits and Events
Residents A D Robinson and daughter Lillian returned home from visiting friends in Olyphant. John Lutsey and son Frank visited friends in Peckville. James Wagner bought a large bay horse from Matthews & Son. Edith Williams, ill with nervousprostration, shows slight improvement at Frank L Phillips home. Local public schools opened with higher attendance. Waverly and Clark's Green quarterly meeting services scheduled with Love Feast and Lord's Supper. Jesse Williams visits Edith Williams. Major A I Akerley returns from G A R reunion in Buffalo. Baptist Ladies Aid met at Deacon B Jones home for a profitable gathering. Ernest Mott celebrated with a surprise birthday party. Notes from Mikes Hav Cook and Ida G Strang.
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A. D. Robinson
Lillian
Olyphant
John L. Lutsey
Frank
Peckville
James 5. Wagner
C. R
Waverly and Clark's Green
Jesse Williams
West Side
Edith Willams
Phillips
A. I. Akerley
Buffalo
N. Y
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
B. Jones
Ernest Mott
Mikes Hva Cook
Ida G. Strang
Social week in Lenoxville marks successful league event
The League serial at Mrs. H. B. Wells’s home drew social and financial success on Thursday. Fred Thomas accepted a job with Frank L. Phillips after spending Sunday and Monday with acquaintances in Lenoxville.
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Lenoxville
Wells
Fred Thomas
Frank L. Phillips
Mrs Mott Honored At Mott Haven Gathering
Mrs W F Mott and Miss Daley Lindes hosted a Saturday evening event at their Mott Haven home. Guests arrived around 8:30 and a brief program followed by singing, cards, and dancing ended with an elaborate lunch. The group praised Mrs Mott as an admirable hostess.
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W. F. Mott
Daley Lindes
Mott Haven
Mott
Frank Hoyt
Mand
W. M. Bell
Dwicht R. Lathrope
Frank Grover
Grace Harber
Jennie Benjamine
Bertha Peck
Lena Barnes
Etta Peck
Willie Krug
Fred Benjamin
Harvey Peck
Frank P. Benjamin
A. F. Kiger
E. KR. Blarthold
Jermyn Council Deliberates on Local Issues
Borough council held its regular monthly meeting with Councilman Swick presiding. They reviewed a rebate discrepancy from the tax collector, planned repairs to Fourth street and Fast Side bridges, and debated inspecting Mud Pond water quality with the state health board. The long lost ordinance book was found and sent for rebinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer
Swick
Hiller
Fire and Police Committee
Peckville
Crystal Fire Company
I. H. Burns
Fourth Street
Burgess Willman
Graves Bros
Law and Ordinance Committee
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Mayfield Gossip and Local Events Mixed In Odd Notice
Mrs. Michael Green is seriously ill at home on Lackawanna avenue Mayfield. Visitors include Miss Bertha Russell of Moosic and several local residents. Mayfield baseball faces White Mills today. A horse race at Anthracite park features Kate Medium. prize is a diamond ring. Funeral services and church events unfold at St Thomas Archbald. Alumni park hosts Mayfield and Mooste harbor plans for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Green
Lackawanna Avenue
Mayfield
Bertha Russell
Moosic
Charles Blakeslee
Main Street
James Kennedy
Olyphant
Sarah Leighton
Pittston
Lewis Pleer
Helen Patterson
Gertrude This
Carbondale
John Solomon
White Mills
Low
Sherwood
Kate Medium
Anthracite Park
George E. Merritt
Isaac R. Whaling
Osceola
Town
Samuel Whaling
Waverly
C. W. Coon
John Gannon
Rose
Wildware and Hudson Coal Department
Clark
St. Thomas’ Church
Archbald
Mise Artie Wint
Mise Lillie Baker
Cemetery Street
Wilkes-Barre
Religious services and local notices in Olyphant area
Rev D P Morgans will preach at Susquehanna Street Baptist tomorrow morning and evening. Driller Martin Gannon left for Plymouth after seven months with Simpson Watkins Coal. George Spitz returned from Europe this week. N L Kennedy returns to Wyoming Seminary Monday. Rev Peter Roberts leaves for Kingston for Congregational quarterly meeting. Mrs David M Owens of Cleveland is visiting Mrs William Owens. Miss Harriet Kapp returns home to New York after two months with Miss Jennie Kennedy. Mrs John P OMalley of Carbondale visiting here. Mrs H J Beaupre leaves for Toronto to visit her mother. Republican primaries held today 4 to 7 p m. Misses Hannah Lavelle and Bridget Howard of South Scranton visiting. Mrs Thomas Saltry of Providence returns home. Misses Mildred Claire Laurie and Nellie Brown of the West Side...
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Lena Histed
Maple Avenue
Binghamton
Blanche DeWitt
Fel Township
Moosic
West Pittston
Anne Farrell
Pike Street
John J. McLaughin
Plakely
Thomas Mersett
Slater
Maggie Mesesett
Schnectady
Albury
K. Major
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D. McDonald
South Main Street
Miesea Amelia
Louise Davis
Park Street
Orange
N. J
Teresa and
Kate Maloney
Pitteton
Aliee Connor
Railroad Street
Honesdale
Hettle McCawley
Brooklyn
T. H. Kuver
Seventh Avenue
Ss. A. Purdy
Atlantic City
M. K. Killam
Charles Bailey
Scranton
Henry Keifer
Frank Keifer
M. T. Rowlson
Clark
Cherry Ridge
Hortense Harte
F. Hughes
Gordon Avenue
New York
Isaac Singer
Saratoga Springs
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Joseph Golden
Hawley
Will Newton
Julia Kilhullen
Brooklyn Street
Benjamin Bachman
Fred
Wilkes-Barre
C. P. Hallock
Gilbert Street
S. & Harrds
Montrose
Hane
Fort Wayne
John Lynch
Lynch & Broncon
Helen Keifer
South Church Street
Mary Eivans
Belmont Street
Bunnell
Susquehanna County
Mia
Watson
Paterson
J. O' Hearn
Pittston
D. P. Morgans
Whitney's Point
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Martin Gannon
Simpson & Watkins Coal Company
Plymouth
Gannon
George Spitz
Europe
N. L. Kennedy
Wyoming Seminary
Peter Roberts
Kingston
Congregational Church
David M. Owens
Cleveland
Ohio
William Owens
Harriet Kapp
Jennie Kennedy
Weat
John P. O'Malley
Carbondale
H. J. Beaupre
Thuradgy
Toronto
Canada
Hannah Lavelle
Bridget Howard
South Scranton
Thomas Saltry
Providence
Mis
John McLaughlin
Mildred
Claire
Laurie
Nellie Brown
Mrs Lyness Escapes Hospital by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Lyness of Rochester credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding an operation after miscarriage and prolonged illness. She describes constant bleeding and heart sinking spells improving within a week and continuing to heal, attributing recovery to the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Mr. Tuos. Lyness
Frederick St
Rochester, N. Y
Local Social Notes From Scranton Area
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Mahon departed for Albany New York and Mrs. James Lynch of Delaware street remains ill. Mrs. Henry Bickley of Philadelphia visits Mrs. John Pedrick Lackawanna street. Miss Mary Davis stays with friends at West Scranton. Mrs. H B Matthewson returns today from Norwich New York after three months away. Mrs. R T Coombe Shamokin visits the Schuncks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mahon
Albany
N. Y
James Lynch
Delaware Street
Henry Bickley
Philadelphia
John Pedrick
Lackawanna Street
Mary Davis
Scranton
H. B., Matthewson
Norwich
R. T. Coombe
Shamokin
R. C. Schunck
Republican delegate election focuses on wards two and three
Eight delegates are to be chosen with two seats for each of the First, Second and Third wards. The list includes numerous candidates such as Richard Davis, Charles Evans, William Thomas, David Evans, and Tally Jones in the First ward, and Thomas W. Jones, W. G. Fry, Thomas Powell, Lewis Reese, John Aston, John G. Owens, Thomas Davis in the Second ward, with David J. Thomas, David Griffiths, Jas Palmer, Peter Price, Casper Stahli, William Jones, John Strive, William Harris in the Third ward. Additional notes report church services, community notices, and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davis
Charles Evans
William TH. Thomas
David Evans
Tally Jones
Thomas W. Jones
W. G. Fry
Thomas Powell
Lewis Reese
John Aston
John G. Owens
Thomas Davis
David J. Thomas
David Griffiths
Jas, Palmer
Peter Price
Casper Stahli
William BR. Jones
John Strive
William D. Harris
Lewis Lewis
John Schilds
George Phillips
William Herric
William Robbins
Ulrich Horger
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H. Harris
Mise Alice Evang
Hyde Park
Welsh Congregational Church
Willam Frisby
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Connolly
Scranton
What Are You Doing Finding a Better Job Now
An advisory promote self improvement asks readers about their education, salary and career goals. It invites contact for guidance on improving prospects and attaining a better position.
Passenger Train Schedule and Timetable Details for June 21 1897
The notice lists train times and connections for June 21 1897 including routes to Binghamton Elmira Corning Bath Dansville and points west and south. It notes accommodations Pullman parlors and sleeping coaches with multiple daily departures and intercity stops at Harrisburg Washington Wilkes Barre Kingston and other intermediate stations. Contact L Smith District Passenger Agent for tickets and pocket timetables.
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Del
Lacky
Western
Harry Ae
Faston
Trenton
Philadel
Washington
Hanna
Binghamton
Orwego
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mountra
Ale
Hurtalo Ten
Weat
Northhw
Ton An Ae Oe
Olsen
Elmira
Wiies
Richfield Springs
Pittston
Wilkes
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamaport
Harrisburg
Mberiant Washington
Ortumberland
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Kingston
Pullman
L. ‘Smith
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Highlights Anthracite Routes
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces Black Diamond and intermediate routes serving Wilkes Barre, White Haven, Bethlehem, Easton, Pottsville and Scranton. Timings include 11.30 am 1.25 pm 2.75 pm and late 11.20 pm trains toward Pittsburgh Towanda Ithaca Geneva Chicago and Buffalo with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes Barres and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Officials H Wilbur and C R Lee note service via D R and Black Diamond routes with Crews in Scranton and South Bethlehem offices.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
N. R
Whitehall Terminal
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
New York, Newark and Elizabeth
Low Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Pottsvile
North River
Whitehall Street
Booth Merry
Andlor
Brooklyn
Blazen Island
Coney Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Philadelphia
H. P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhauben
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Leeav Ranton
Wiiees
Barrevils L&w
White Haven
Heniston
Pottsville
Rincipa, Pel Ne
Bi Bethlehem
Easton
Harrisbore
D. R
Dai
Black Diamond
Tuskhans Oe
Towanda
Ejilmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Chas
R. Lee
Pass
Phila
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Avenue
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Java
Klondyke Gold
Clark's
Jermyn Department
Jermyn
Mrs. Lyness
J. L. Griffiths
Sadie Davis
Frederick W. Courtright
Ida
T. J. Davis
Cook's Bend
Radford County
Thomas Heshon
Peter Connolly
Taylor Street
John Nally
Duryea
John Morgans
Laura Hatton
Lake Inderwood
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Presbyterian Church
L. R. Foster
Cor
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the Kline Shoe CO
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Shed Pem
Alek Gomod Cme
Cross Fork
Potter Co
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Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Gen
J. B. Hutchinson
Erie Railroad
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Delaware and
Hudson
Guy & Trains
Carvondale
Saratoga
Bossu New England
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Ni Hore Pinca
New Vee
Iehigh Valley
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Wit’ en-Barre
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