Continuation of Great August Sale Signals Discounted Spring Goods
The notice proclaims ongoing discounts across the store as Spring and Summer merchandise is cleared out at tempting prices to attract buyers regardless of need.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1896
Page
2
The notice proclaims ongoing discounts across the store as Spring and Summer merchandise is cleared out at tempting prices to attract buyers regardless of need.
Special to The Tribute Forest City Virginia August 12 descendants of John Brown gathered with their kin in a grove near the Ontario and Western depot for a family reunion. An ample dinner was served with thirty eight persons attending four generations represented including John Brown Sr. and Mrs. G. Monroe. Guests included May Maxey and George Maxey Jr. of nearby towns. The elder Brown is described as a veteran of Londonderry and a Republican strongholder who hopes for the twentieth century.
The sixth annual camp meeting of Indiana spiritualists ended today at Camp Chesterfield. A proposal to erect a spiritualist college with backing from Indiana and surrounding states was discussed, with donors pledging 1000 dollars and talks of a national endowment.
In Munele Indiana on August 1 a 12 year old daughter of John Jones attempted to kill herself with strychnine but was saved by a doctor. The child said she believed her parents did not love her.
Scranton returns home for a two week stay with new players Frank Moss and Tim Massey joining the lineup. Griffin plans to drop two infielders and a catcher as he meets with owners, while Ward Keister Hutchinson Maguire and Outcault contend for spots. Umpire Gaffney is rejoined for the series starting at 3:45 PM against Toronto with Brooklyn and Chicago games noted.
No games were played yesterday in the Eastern League. A new series starts today with Toronto facing Scranton here as northern clubs compete with east and south divisions set.
The Eastern League slate includes Toronto at Scranton Huffalo at Wilkes Barre Hochester at Springfield Syracuse at Providence with four cities hosting the games and multiple teams chasing wins in the standings.
Reports from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston New York and Louisville show multiple NL games with line scores. Highlights include Washington and Boston games, two Boston New York matchups, and doubleheaders at Louisville, Cleveland, and Cincinnati style boxes with pitchers and umpires listed.
Local teams schedule games on Schrorver’s grounds in Dunmore and Minooka grounds for August 1 and August 14. John Cole announces Scranton reserve to play Olyphant Browne at Olyphant this afternoon. Hartroad Y M C A County league adds lineup details for Carbondale game and a 1 PM assembly. Also ads for Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and a theft quote over a speak.
A house-to-house poll in Lincoln Nebraska shows Major McKinley carrying Bryan's home precinct by three votes to one. McKinley tabs 219 to 44 with University Place leading to 10 for McKinley and 14 for Bryan amid Prohibition and uncertain votes.
A cablegram from London reports Li Hung Chang refused free transport for himself and staff to San Francisco on return to China. The Canadian high commissioner invited Li to Niagara after visits to New York and Washington, with Li planning a brief stop before catching the Empress at Vancouver on September 15. Li regrets a flying American visit and criticizes Pacific coast Chinese immigrant treatment. He visited the Bank of England seeking a possible loan amid Silver question talks.
Minnie Bioweh of Davis Junction sues George M. Bennett for breach of promise to marry seeking damages. Bennett denies any marriage proposal, claiming they merely played violin and piano together. The suit argues that Bennett's singing Oh Promise Me amounts to a marriage proposal and provokes a remedy.
In Monroe on Aug 12, 12 year old Harry Brooke was arrested for burglarizing Mrs Noble’s residence on Saturday. He says he entered two other Monroe homes and helped steal a cash drawer from a Toledo fruit stand and is sought by Toledo officers. He will be sent to reform school.
Advert apparently touts Vitalizing Sarsa parilla Pills and Fargaparilla as powerful purifiers and nerve builders. It claims to cure nervous diseases and weakness, with prices at 50 cents and 1.00, sold by Carl Lareng at 48 Lackawanna Sevenue Scranton.
Classified recruitment blurbs seek steady Catholic man in Enpeyivan area with high pay. selling goods and appointments for commissions. firms include Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Co and others. various operator and agent roles across cities. fragmentary names and locations.
Classified ads seek workers to sell cigars for 15 per month with salary and expenses paid by FIGARO CIGAR CO in Chicago. Other notices offer positions to sell gears and drive outfits with stamps, plus a weekly 55 for gigars by CONSOLATED CO in Chicago. A Scranton address lists a young person seeking stenography and typing work with references.
The railroad announces timetable changes effective Monday June 1 1896 with trains to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia the South Washington Buffalo Cortland Syracuse Onondago and other points. Services include express and accommodation trains with Pullman cars and connections at Northumberland Wilkes Barre and Buff alo. Pocket time tables available at Lackawanna Avenue offices.
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