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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1894
Page
8
We announce large early buys of latest novelties and staple dry goods from American manufacturers and foreign competitors. Prices determine purchases and your money buys better goods than ever offered in this place with promotions across all departments.
A fashion focused note highlights fresh ladies suits arriving continually from French and American designers. The store touts up to date styles, urging customers to keep pace with the latest trends and secure great values with low prices.
A refined millinery exhibition showcases Tidies Eretey Flowers Dright Rivlons Gay Feathers and Dwinty pieces. The display blends exclusive stylish items and popular new fashions, highlighting domestic art and innovative headwear. Prices and sources are not listed.
A chaotic assortment of local notices reports deaths injuries and accidents. Fred Berry longtime resident now in Green Hideo moves. Florence Swingla returns from Strondebury normal school. Mrs Care and Lawle families noted. Dan B Williams injured in mine fall. William Tothill wrecks Gravity railroad train wreck crippling fifteen cars. Borough ordinance prohibits street garbage disposal. Hubert Telford canvasses for county convention delegates. Local political commentary ends with a remark about Bob's influence.
Fragmentary 19th century ad lists Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and indigestion together with liver and stomach remedies. It claims all bottles are guaranteed and inviting readers to contact the local dealer for more information.
EB Greiner and Son invite residents of Peckville and nearby areas to visit for homemade baking and ice cream. They offer a fine line of merchandise at low prices and invite customers to call and inspect products during all hours.
A sales promotion offers 15 cents and four coupons usable toward any volume in the Columbian Series. Readers are invited to choose from over 100 titles. The offer emphasizes value and broad selection for collectors and readers.
April 25 report details a successful Knights of Father Mathew benefit at Father Mathew hall for ill Martin Mahady Jr. The event featured local and visiting talent and drew a large audience amid warm applause.
In Avoca and nearby areas, residents attend the funeral of Hartley Lally in Olyphant. Local figures Josaphine Clifford and John O Malley appear in cultural and community events. Burglars enter Dr Brown’s Main Street home, stealing about 150 dollars in silverware. York Street resident Patrick Mahon dies suddenly at his home, and delegations to the St Aloysius convention are named for Wilkes-Barre in May.
A branch millinery department will open in the furniture atols of Stenton and Wheeler on April 20. Patrons are invited to call upon Leace Scranton, Pa. for details and assistance.
Scranton Daily notes visits from Jenna of Forest City and Miss Lottle Gilen of Lincoln Avenue. Frank McMinn family from Port Jervis visit relatives. William Mair of Honesdale makes a brief trip. Dr Larkin visits New York. Carbonale Tennis Club elects Burr president Manville secretary Laugher. Columbia Moss Co. showcases on Mala Street. Mrs Jonnie Seighe dies. funeral Tuesday at Presbyterian church with Maplewood interment. Husbrook Water Co officers named Mayfield. Belmont Street resident Harding learns of mother in Equinunk. Bondale Traction stockholders meet. new board elected with Walker president Thomp son GM Sadler Jr. Fifth grand social by Professor Meltrail. Fire on West Side near Eigath and Brocklin area brought under control.
Stroudsburg notes report Mrs Zowis recovering after a shooting near Stroudsburg Pa. J E B Nyer of Exype Mills observed in town. Local residents William Eilenberger and Alaer Warner noted ill and dining out. Several townspeople, including Samuel B. Toru and John Schoonover, attended business. Mrs Jaco Posten returns from Newark. Young Men's Christian League to host phonographic concert May 4 at Grand Army Hall. E and Morgan, a jeweler, wins custody after divorce suit. Lehigh Presbytery sessions held in Bethlehem with Rev G Hutchinson elected to the general assembly. Mrs Carluthia Elers who was shot by Porvent visits District Attorney Williams. she remains improving.
Avril 24 Sundry notes report the death of John infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Sanford Tuesday morning aged one year. Funeral today with interment in Hine Fill cemetery Rev Stephen Jay of Susquehanna to guest of his brother on Second street. A large number of Pellowa from this place left for Court this evening for Wayne county lodge hospitality. Social at SD Davie residence tonight with proceeds for St James Episcopal church. Eger prices tall de concert for St Aloys will aid the church. Miss Clara Davie returned from Moosic after a brief visit. Shieve wheel broken halts Nu Lahalt operations. work likely to resume Wednesday morning.
The new Methodist Episcopal pastor A King assumed the parsonage today. Various town notices include visits by Gene Bouestein from Pittston and James Everett in Weissport. A Hungarian died in the Aratin mine this morning. details remain unknown.
Moosic Pennsylvania residents attend a series of church and civic events. The Serrantena Tribe hosts a quarterly meeting at Brick Church next Sunday morning with a sermon by Love for at 010 o clock. Rev Lindermuth reads Bible 7 40 p m in the Presbyterian basement. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 230 p m. Cottage prayer at Daniel Prica's Brook Street home. Boarders wanted at Washington House Main Street Moosic with meals and beverages.
A letter from Honesdale Pennsylvania argues for converting a four foot strip on Main street after narrowing to a gravel cyclist path for safety and better use. The note promotes a novel passageway and asks what to do with cyclists. Miss Grice L. Smith returns home from Philadelphia after visiting sister Alice Carrie.
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