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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
2
Advertisement lists a full line of Bryant Men and Boys gloves for all seasons. Prices include 9Bc at 1.25, Mochis and Suedes 1.25 to 1.75, Driving Gloves 0.49 to 1.50, Boys Kid Gloves 0.49 and 0.75. Every pair warranted with money back if not satisfied.
First formal opening offers a Black Diagonal suit at 5.00 to 7.00. Boy’s Blue Serie, all wool, fauney Wersteds, and new Chevinsy outfits priced up to 2.72.00. Boy’s long pants marked 75¢ to 3.00 with assorted pieces and vest options.
A department feature highlights unique neckwear effects with 440 priced 50c. Hosiery gets special spring preparations and a display of the latest novelties. Collars and Cuffs showcase forty styles of new shapes for selection.
Several days in Deckertown with Reverend guests and community notices include Eugene Kensley’s self harm attempt near Ortland, local visits by Mr and Mrs Swayze of Polkville, Mrs J A Piper entertaining, sleighing parties, farm and business news, health items, a fire and theft note, social events, and public notices in Belvidere and nearby towns. Roles include Rev B C Green, Dr Wanughwont, and Forsyth local figures. a mix of personal visits, illnesses, and community sadness and cheer.
The item records a muddled Stewartsville social supplied with names and events from a village sale, church activities, weather, and local anecdotes. It mentions Squire Stone and Sawire Hulabizer, a sale largely attended, and several residents’ doings. The piece notes a fall during a church gathering, marriage jokes, and a mix of local notices, weather impacts, and community chatter.
Ghestar Lawis was re elected conductor last Friday with no opposition. The Epworthly League will hold a literary nod Friday evening, with pastor retiring to move home next week. Local society notices speak of rehearsals, relocations, movements, and community events across Stewartaville, New Hampton, and Warren County, including births, marriages, and obituaries.
The ad promotes men’s hats priced at $1.90, down from $2.50, claiming a strong guarantee that makes a $5.00 hat equivalent in protection. Spring blocks arrive with derbies in black, brown, and tan plus soft hats in black, brown, otter, and pearl.
Our shirt department presents a full line with many colors and styles. The store highlights new goods including fancy shirts with two detachable collars and a variety of tailored fabrics. Prices labeled 490, 756, and higher reflect value in summer wear. Working stocks available as season items expand.
A garbled OCR style item mentions names such as John Johnson and Mrs Colomtta with scattered notes about improving roads and travel conditions. It also references a Monntata locale, a horse, a barrel collapse, and various individuals like Samuel Stiker and Peter Hollman, all in a disjointed historical notice fragment.
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