Fall and Winter Stock at The Famous Clothiers and Gents'
The Famous Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers announce a large fall and winter stock with extensive wool suits and overcoats. They promote cash pricing, low profit margins, and no losses, claiming better value than competitors. They guarantee satisfaction and invite customers to inspect Bravis Diagonal and a wide range of all wool and fancy suits, coats, and pants for men and youths.
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New Jersey
Cassimere
English Tom dies at Bethel. town notes and obits
Thomas Smith known as English Tom dies at Bethel after being found ill and alone on Friday. Burial at Bethel on Monday. Local items include various residents’ repairs, shop openings, school news, and a notice about the Shakers’ digestive cordial claim. Weather and social notes, with references to a circus upcoming.
Underwear and Gloves Bonanza in Washington Sale
Large stock advertised with affordable prices on underwear in white natural and fancy colors at 49 cents. Includes Sie Very good quality items, wool and Australian wool products, ribbed gowns with back, and a range of gloves from kid to dress styles. Also featuring fine negligee shirts and children's wear with numerous color options and sizes.
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Washington
Wright
Marwsboro News Briefs From Easton To Blairstown
Local items note travel returns and visits including Miss Lanning at Newton teachers exam, Rev. Samson and daughter visiting, Miss Keefers guest in Blair Hall, and a Belvidere Presbytery appointment. Also mentioned are sports moments, a base line and a ball captain’s performance, along with community notices and a funeral verse.
Local notices and social items from Easton area column
Bloomsbury Mrs Jacob Protey of Easton hosted Mrs Marcis Creveling on Wednesday. A large crowd attended last Friday's Mite Society meeting with added program features and social time. Miss Adah Smith is visiting friends in Trenton. Several items note visits and social events around Easton, including Mr Campbell of Bethlehem visiting Dre West Little and Mrs Wm Hance of Raston in town. Local chatter mentions former resident Russel K Carpenter and schoolmate Charles Ricker visiting Euston, and a scaffold accident near Wan Hat where James Dalrymple fell but was not seriously injured. Master Edgar Coffin of Haston spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Clyde. Communion services held in Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Mrs Co Speat, formerly of Easton, visiting friends in town. Boys talked about organizing a football team, evident from rough housing and pinched gait. Dr Clyde taking two weeks? Mr Harry Maghes of Maghesville visiting. Rev P P Murtin performed first marriage Saturday at the parsonage. Arthur Taylor and Ryrat Chavis were the couple. Fire incident described with chimney fire but no major damage due to a fire hole in the flue allowing smoke to escape. Sadie Bowmsin elected WGI delegate to Paterson State convention. Rev J W Holler preached Sunday night. Upcoming Epworth League meeting and program details. Edward Snyder and family visiting relatives. Samuel Sanyder of borough visited. Win Somerson from Jersey City visiting nephew Ben Weller. Win Opdyke and family from Dover visited brother George. Anticipation of two weddings locally. Ground broken for a new Baptist church.
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Marcis Creveling
Mite Society
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Haston
Clyde
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Hoo
Mic
Arthur Taylor
Your Town
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Eid Vou Bonseoten
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Ben
Weller
Opdyke
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Ceorg
Mheo
Smith
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Ordinance correcting road and street work orders in Washington area
A late 19th century notice records the repeal and amendment of a prior ordinance. It cites Ordinance No. 53 and amends Section 12 of an unspecified ordinance while listing officials and dates, including September and October 1891. The action concerns roads and public works within the town and references Rail Road matters and local governance.
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