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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1896

Page

7

Miss Lizzie Price Dies at Home on Eastyn Street

Miss Lizzie Price aged 27 died yesterday before daylight at her parents home 15 Eynon street West Side. She was active in Plymouth Congregational church and formerly a saleslady at Mears Hagen's. Sister Jennie Price was away. funeral arrangements not yet made. The notice also mentions a community life and several local events and residents.

Lizzie Price William Price Eynon Street West Side Plymouth Congregational Church Scranton Miss Price Mears & Hagen Jennie Price Lake Winola

Million Patriotic Voters Seek Knowledge for Sound Voting

A national call notes that millions aim to inform themselves on all parties and issues including Gold, Silver, Tariff and Free Trade. The text announces a complete handbook of public political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott, offered with any man's suit purchase.

Lawrence F. Prescott

Local lodges host picnic and delegate picks for state events

D O H lodges of Luzerne county presented silk flags to Lackawanna brethren. Freiigrath Lodge with Augusta Lodge held a Central Park Garden picnic to honor donors. Frederick Wilhelm Lodge No 650 of Nanticoke and others attended. Also Century Hose company elects delegates Louis Sehwases and Henry J Spraks to the State Firemen convention in Johnstown in October. Misses Hurley Clifford Kelly and Gardner visit relatives or travel, while Kehrli Digelman depart for Switzerland for three months ending Havre July 26.

Central Park Garden Freiigrath Lodge Luzerne Order D. O H. Lodges Luzerne County Lackawanna South Side Augusta Lodge Frederick Wilhelm Lodge Nanticoke Century Hose Company Louis Sehwases Henry J. Spraks Johnstown Hickey

Funeral and village notices from local towns

The funeral of Richard Lutey of Parker Street was held yesterday at 9 am with brief home services by Rev D M Kinter and burial in Archibald cemetery. John Carroll of Keyser Avenue, recently killed on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad, was buried after noon with services at Holy Rosary church and interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Primitive Methodist corner stone rally services planned for 3 pm this afternoon. Welsh Sunday school members picnicked at Laurel Hill Park last Saturday. Knights of Pythias conducted a successful excursion to Binghamton last Saturday. George A Dickerson of Werner Chappell's store leaves for New York for vacation. A K Detweiler of Church Avenue returned from Asbury Park. A child of David James on Hollister Avenue is seriously ill with diphtheria. Miss Jennie Field leaves today for Honeedale for vacation. Mrs Frank Blume of St Louis visits Mr and Mrs Joseph Blume on Church Avenue. Miss Alice Evans has returned from Wilkes-Barre. Fred Lewis Osborne Richards Harry Bumbardner Tommie Powell W A Sanders and William Robinson spent yesterday at Pittston. Market Street near Wayne Avenue traffic blamed for three buggy crashes. occupants escaped serious injuries. North Main Avenue near D D Jones also involved. Lizzie Eppling of Market Street returned from Carbondale. A B Conger wife and daughter Blanche of Fast Market Street returning home after vacation in Norwich, Conn. Harry Ward of Monsey Avenue spent yesterday in Salem, Wayne County.

Sayres, Allen Keenan Mt. Poeqno Jackson Street Baptist Church Tammie John Davis Washburn Street Price R. E. Williams Chestnut Street Katie Gallagher Jackson Street Wilkes- Barre B. L. Griffin Boston John Cawley Maggie Price Street Carbondale Grace Acker South Main Avenue Lake Carey Mary Hughes Luzerne Street Atlantic City Carrie Fellows Mary Clifford Harry Acker Pierce Fellows Factoryville Lake Winola Tom Jones Anna Connors Fly Mountain West Side Margaret Ward Morrisey Tinghamton Mare Duffy Peter Lavin Loretta Mulherin Locust Street Court Centennial Scranton Circle Elmer ©. Jones Washburn Street Cemetery Richard Lutey Parker Street D. M. Kinter Archibald John Carroll Keyser Avenue Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Holy Rosary Hyde Park Catholic Primitive Methodist Church Welsh Congregational Sunday School Laurel Hill Park Knights of Pythias Bingshamton George A. Dickerson Werner Chappell New York A. K. Detweiler Church Avenue Asbury Park

Local residents listed with moves and an upcoming excursion

Mrs. Fred Casper of Jefferson Avenue is ill at home. Fred Harper of Blakely Street can hear employment again after a sprained ankle. Anna Kate and Margaret Bryden of Dudley Street visit friends in Caghondale. John Luton and Mrs. Pinnell of Drinker Street visit friends in Forty Fort. Mrs Ulysses Koelle returns home after visiting Reeders, Pa. John Davis of Pear Street returns from Hawley. Excursion to Shawnese Lake by D A and Jr O U A M on Wednesday August 12 fully prepared and set to be a pleasant excursion season event.

Fred. Casper Jefferson Avenue Fred. Harper Blakely Street Anna Kate Margaret Bryden Dudley Street Caghondale John Luton Pinnell Drinker Street Forty Fort Ulysses Koelle Reeders John Davis Pear Street Hawley Shawnese Lake

Unidentified Sarsaparilla Candy Promises Health Cure

Claiming to contain all virtues of the Hquid Sarsaparillas in a candy coated form the product is touted as a supreme blood purifier maker and nerve builder with magical powers to cure nervous diseases weakness headaches hysteria and more. Sold by Carl Lorenz at 418 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton with bold price mentions and market notes following.

Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Stock Market Volatility Amid Bank Reserve Shock

The New York Stock Exchange opened with a dip on London cables, then a sharp rally as short contracts bought the fall. Sugar led gains to about 9 8 4 percent before heavy selling wiped out early advances. By close, net losses averaged 4.2 percent with 126,432 shares traded amid mixed activity in Sugar Manhattan Northwest St Paul and Western Union. Philadelphia provisions and commodities markets showed firmer or steady quotes with varied cattle and hog prices in Philadelphia.

New York Stock Exchange London Manhattan Chicago Gas Grangers Louisville and Nashville Western Union Northwest St. Paul Rock Island Louiaville Nashville Metropolitan Traction Minneapolis and St. Louis Susquehanna and Western Treasury Bugar

New York Produce Market Overview

New York markets showed mixed results with grains trading dull to steady. Wheat futures remained firm with No 2 f o b prices around 66 cents for No 1 northern, August 62 cents, September 62 cents, and December around 70 cents. corn and oats traded quiet to steady, with options dull and steady amid rain damage concerns and broader market factors.

Mac Chicago South Americn State Dairy Western Dairy Elgins State Pennsylvania New York Northern Lower West

Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Talon and Hoya Yards

Livestock receipts at Talon Stock Yards reach 10 000 cattle with steady market. Prices show common to extra steers around Mind 70 and cows and bulls from 1 253 to 1 253 25, calves 3 5005.50. Texans and western Rangers listed with varied values. Hoya yard receipts total 15 000 with weak market and lower prices on heavy packing lots, mixed cattle and choice ranges between 2.60 and 4.10. Sheep receipts 200, market quiet to steady with grading from inferior to choice at 2.50 to 9.05 per head.

Buffalo Kansas Eteers Philadelphia Reeves West Philadelphia North Penn Talon Western Rangers Leht Hwa

Thig8 House Opens Year Round Temperance Retreat

Thig8 House offers temperance stay midway between Hinghamton and Scranton on the Montrose and Lackawanna Railroad six miles from D L and W R R at Alford Station and five miles from Montrose. Capacity eighty five, 100 feet from the lake with a long veranda. Row boats and fishing tackle free to guests.

Hinghamton Scranton Montrose and Lackawanna Alford Station Montrose

Also Mentioned on This Page

News of the Suburbs West Side Events Evan Evans J. J. Morgan Fifteenth Ward Evan Hk. Evans Tribune Mr. Morgan Talharthen Jones Henry W. Bvavns Moses Morgan William C. Jones Gwiyn Cadle James W. Reese Athenyd Benjamin Grifiths William H. Reese John H. Powell Henry P. Davies Evan J. Evans Joseph E Llewellyn Kk. Sylvester Evans David Mary Evan Thomas Williams GB. B. Kershner T.T. Morgan Joseph D. Lloyd John T. Jones K. P. Davies John J. Jones W. C. Jones Henry Evans John P. Howell John H. Fellows John Williams Benjamin Griffiths Emory Roose George Powell Horatio Fellows William M. Davis Edmund Moses David Edwards D. M. Jones William O'Brien Dannie Davis Thomas Davis South Filmore Avenue Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Davis Hrisbin Dra Mbbs Beach Reynolds Monitor M. J. McAndrew F. Dillon J. Keller M. Merthyr J. Quinn J. Jennings M. Kelley W. Sheeran J. Gaughan W. McCarthy Cawley West Side Athletic Club North Main Avenue West Side Business Directory Harriet J. Davis Starner J.C. King THE Samters South Side News Mamie Hurley Stone Avenue Port Jervis N. Y Anastasia Clifford Prospect Avenue James Clifford Elmira Mamie Julia Kelly Maple Street Rebecca Gillen Plymouth Fannie Gardner Robert Gardner Andrew Kehrli Ellen Digelman Switzerland Havre Providence Dunmore Buffalo Live Oi City Aug Silver Bar Wall Street Review Trade Exchange William Linn Allen & CQ Spruce Street Ohio Nile Mul St. P RB. Lee Delaware Hud General Electric Lake Shore Louis Nash M. K Texas Prae Elearene Tong Pacific N. J. Central Nor Pactily Omaha Pacific Mall Phil & Read Southern RR Southern Tent C. & Iron Union Pacific S. Rubber Chicago Board OF Trade Scranton Lace Curtain Co National Boring & Drill'g First National Bank Wee Elmhurst Boulevard Scranton Savings Bank Honta Plate Glass Co Scranton Packing Co Weston Mill Co Oon Lackawanna Iron ‘& Steel Co Third National Bank Oeneee Eee Throop Novelty M's Scranton Traction Co BON Scranton Glass Co Scranton Pass People’s Street Railway Scranton & Pittston Trac Washington Avenue Maloney OL Manuf M. W. Collins Baldwin Hunt & Connell CO James Moir Firet National Bank the Tribune Callon E. Robinson's Sons Pusboey Oger Heart Lake, Susq’a CO U. E. Crofut Adironda and Catskilountains Aden Jon Moosic and Rughdale Works Laplin & Rand Powder Co Repauno Chemical Co Pacific Coast St. John's New Foundland England Ireland Stuane Derek” Richards Commonwealth Building Iron and Steel Anarens Peal Medicine CO Cleveland, Oy John H. Phelps Wyoming Avenue
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