Bargains Ahead as Fall Trade Destroys Summer Stock
The store announces a space rush for fall merchandise and urges customers to buy summer goods now. It promises bargains to clear inventory and make room for new stock.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1894
Page
8
Fall Goods Arrive in Choice Designs and Colors
Our Fall Goods arrive daily with new kid gloves cor sets laces dress trimmings umbrellas hosiery and more. Every department offers style and elegance with values beyond the wildest dreams of the economical. The goods speak for themselves.
Fashions Illustrated in Our Monthly Fashion Issue
The store highlights its monthly fashion guide as the only dry goods house publishing such a Fashion Monthly. It invites readers to dress well and economically by reading the guide and appreciating the effort.
Gorman's Grand Depot Dr EOL Reeves of Philadelphia Opens Scranton Office
Dr Reeves, a physician and surgeon from Philadelphia, now operates at 412 Spruce Street Scranton offering treatment for acute and chronic diseases across genders. He advertises services for nervous system issues eye ear nose and throat diseases general health, reproductive health, and a range of conditions with office hours daily and Sundays to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Eol, Reeves
Philadelphia
Local Social News and GOP Primary Plans in Dunmore
Visitors and gatherings fill Dunmore society pages with Ed Wherdon of Chicago and many locals attending band excursions, family visits, and a large union social planned by Ladies groups. Republicans name delegates and vigilance committee for the Third ward primary while residents travel to relatives and attend community events.
Pittston News Briefs Cover Deaths Wrecks Weddings and Trials
The Isat school board committer met behind closed doors to hear evidence against principal candidate M N Donnelly. A coroner's jury ruled John Cordish died from blunt force injuries. A South Main Street carriage wreck with an electric car followed by beer cars caused damage but no injuries. Richard Lahey and Miss Elli McQueen wed at St John’s church. Wrecks and repairs followed on Lehigh Valley freight lines. Local obituaries and marriages fill the页.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara
Brennan
Abbott
Hines
M. N
Shiel
Donnelly
Connsel
PA. O'Boyle
Mert
Donnelly and
O'Boyle
Burlington
Daryes
Cordish
Meadden
McKeowan
Hileman
John Cordish
South Main Street
Swallow Street
Main Street
William Burke
Providence
Richard Lahey
Misa Elli McQueen
St. John's Church
Father Finnen
Scranton
Wilkes
Birre
Sebastipol
Lehigh Valley
Ransom
Falling Springs
Caxton
W. L. Watson
Hospital Association
A. B. Brown
Lewis Gordon
Lugerne Lodge
Ellen Golden
Tomas Golden
Rock Street
Hlumtown
St. John’a Conneb
Markut Street
Voniersport
Lewis W. Crawfurd
River Atreet
Coutersport
West Pittston
Sebastopol
Growntown
McCartyville
Chamberlin
Fulton Street
Misa Nellie
John Evans
Frothingham Street
W. G. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Labey-McQueen
Misa Slawke
Park Place
John Niland
Mias
Agnes Mieming
Jersoy City
Remedy for Headache and Constipation Patent Medicine
Remedy claims Headache Electric Bitters provides permanent cure for headache and relief for habitual sick headaches. Bilewtric Bitters touted to tone bowels in constipation. Limited to large bottles at Matthaws Bros' drug store priced fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthaws Bros
Local travelers return home and a horse theft reported
Halistead and Tiffanys return from New York and Albany while Earl Talmage attends Dimock camp meeting. Dr Reeves advertises nervous system cures at Scranton address. W D Lusk of Montrose visits. A horse theft from Wrightars livery in Susquehonna ends at Mitchell House barn with tying and arrival near noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Jackson
New Milford
Mitchell House
Thin Place
First Presbyterian Church Marriage of Miss Sadta Col lum and US Ridgeway
A wedding held at the First Presbyterian Church united Miss Sadta Col lum with US Ridgeway in a ceremony led by Rev William J. Swift. The event featured lace and rose decor, a floral arch, and a reception at the bride's parents home. The couple departed for Philadelphia after the 6:00 gravity and will reside in Ridgeway's new home on Upper Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ati P. m
Mise Sadta
Collum
G Ridgeway
Brad Crossley
P. A. la Barr
Percy Cole
J P. Somberg
John Brower
Jon Crandall
Misuws Louies Haff
Carrie Smith
Gueain Cutlom
Jace Thebrie
Paul W.gardner
Williawn J. Swift
Misa Emma Ward
Peter Collin
Erie Depot
George Valentine
Brooklyn
Honesdale
E. A. Gilmore
Scranton
Ray. D. Ho Green
Bridget Fitazbury
Patrick Mullran
Mrs. Hollerap
Davia
Casey O Boyle wedding and small town notes in Providence
Miss Julian Cowley Nellie Martin and Mary Carbine attended the Casey O Boyle wedding at Providence last evening. Annie Lynch from New York returns home today while Willie Money visits from Los Angeles. Brown Juniors beat Sunsets Archbald with home run bursts by Cleary. box score shows Brown Juniors 26 Sunsets 16 88 6 a 07. Misa May McNicol returns home from Philadelphia Atlantic City trip. Dr A F Crana travels to Owrgo for his father’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Cowley
Nellie Martin
Mary Carbine
Casey- O'Boyle
Providence
Annie Lynch
New York City
Mary Shields
Willie Money
Los Angles
Cala
Mika Lizzie Blewitt
Pittston
Misa Reddington
New York
A. F. Crana
Owrgo
Mamie Burke
Park Place
Nullie Gulagier
Dunmore Street
Blue Stars
Misa May McNicol
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Maggie Hawkins
Hore Tude
Burglary at Dunware and Hulton depot reported
A burglary affected an entrance to the Dunware and Hulton depot on Tuesday night and theft of goods occurred. The report notes local crime and police attention as residents discuss safety and enforcement.
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promoted for Ladies Health
An old classified style ad touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a tonic for women suffering weakness and nervous exhaustion. It claims to restore flesh and plumpness, regulate ailments of womanhood, aid digestion, enrich blood, and provide lasting strength, offered by Matthews Bros in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Matthews Bros
Scranton
Local notices mix births weddings and club politics
Bowling Green visitor Miss Mary Handley greets Mire Chutlva Norton at Main Street home. A new heir announced to John Cirden Jr and spouse on Wayne Street. McKinley German American club organizes in town with officers and an assembly date set. Multiple marriages and receptions noted including Miss Minnie Sauer and Fred Swarzetrautier at Germain Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Handley
Bowling Green
Mire
Chutlva Norton
Main Street
Mra
John Cirden, Jr
Wayne Street
James A
M. J. Kearney
James P. Mack
P. A. Philbin
New York
Mra. Bourke
Girardville
Neil Padden
Scranton
Frienia
McKinley Club
McKinley
Ohio
Joan Beck
August Zin- Merman
AL Battenberg
St. Thomas
Maury A. Barks
East Side
Michel Tloban
Providena
Minnie Sauer
Fred Swarzetrautier
South Main Atraet
Germain Lutheran Church
Mr. Schabinger
Minnie Hendershot
Hizleton
George Suner
Groomaman
Henry Siler
Mra. Schwartzstrauber
G3. Allen
Carlisle
N.Y
Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Monie
Moosic
F. J. Morgan
Clifford
Mr. Shaw
Dr. van Doren
Stroudsburg Parishioner News and Local Ongoing Activities
Rev William A Smith of the Baptist church visits Shotwell De itenves Scranton cures diseases. At primaries Lee nominated for state senator Schwarz for representative Barnett re elected chairman Wyn of Waverly NY supports Barnett bronze. Dr Palmer trilge builder in Portland ME. Charles Kistler from Allentown circulating. Miss Maude Cobb of Philadelphia visiting. Harry Miner theatrical man of New York at Ottenheimer Point Park. Charles Drake and Albert Boleart in Lovesdale on business. Funeral for Captain George Pearce murdered in South America held at Craig Meadows. Monroe County Agricultural Society fair planned at Stroudsburg in September with an exciting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Smith
Eint Stroudsburg
Scranton
Lee Wen
K. F. Schwarz
Ro L. Barnett
Lip
DDD
Wyn
Waverly
N. Y
DR. Palmer
Trilge Huilder
Portland
Charles Kistler
Allentown
Maude Cobb
Philadelphia
CG D
Mira AfyrUle Siatppir
Osean Grove
Harry Miner
New York
Ottenheimer
Point Park
Charles Drake
Alpert Boleart
Lovesdale
George Pearce
South America
Craig’e Meadows
Thia County
Mooroe County
Social News and Local Notices Highlight City Life
Miss Bitny Hubbard wed Georgs Millan of New York at Windeor. Maggis Howard died at her father John Howard’s Pike street home. The Young Men’s Christian Association furniture sale is planned for Friday evening. Aliie Cuase returns home after Scranton visit. Eva May Badd wed Corzon Dix at their Lincoln avenue home. M B Leavitt’s Spider and My opens at Reynelita drag alore tonight. EM Maloney and J S O’Brien discuss local telephone line prospects. Corbin of Main street on vacation with family in New York. Rt. Smith covers his duties. Jimon Mooney and Lizzie Pittaton visit cousins in town. Eloise Edwards hosts Sophie Evang of Wilkes-Barre. Brakeman Wathina of D and H hurt at I fleraon. arm fracture and wound reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitny Hubbard
Georgs
Millan
New York City
Windeor
N.Y
Miss Hubbard
Maggis Howard
John Howard
Pike Street
Mira Howard
Young Men's Christian Association
Aliie Cuase
Scranton
Frank Berry
Canaan Street
Philadelphia
R. W. Badd
Lincoln Avenue
Eva May
Corzon Bo Dix Tieestamony
M. B Leavitt
Reynelita Drag Alore
EM. Maloney
Long Diatones ‘Telephone Company
J. S. O'Brien
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Corbin
Main Atreet Station
la Pereila
New York State
Smith
Jimon Mooney
Lizzie
Pittaton
Joh
Alies Brown
Ming Eloise Edwards
South Church Street
Sophie Evang
Wilkow Barre
I Fleraon Jituation
Taylor Area Residents Mention Local Happenings
Taylor residents report dry wells and a stretched water supply. Anna Gordon visits friends in Providence. The Indies of the Prioa library work on beautifying the ball. Burgess Griffiths returns from Atlantic City. Alfred Davis and Daniel George Jones visit from Forest City. Watkin Jones comes back from Richfield Springs. J W Houser and Thomas Francia backers of John W Reese for recorder. W S Decker fishes near Lake Underwood. John Griffiths, the barber, at Lake Winola. Taylor youths, guided by Angnet Reinhardt, visit the Pyne mines Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gordon
Providence
Prioa
Burgess Griffiths
Atlantic City
Alfred Davis
Forest City
Daniel George Jones
Watkin Jones
Richfield Springs
J. W. Houser
Thomas Francia
John W. Reese
Recorder
Decker
Lake Underwood
John Griffitha
Lake Winola
Taylor
Angnet Reinhardt
Pyne Mines
Nicholson and Kingsley Roof Tilt Causes Twenty Foot Fall
AOL tilts roof at Kingsley causing a twenty foot fall while timing. Mrs. Curr and daughter Hannah of Green Ridge visit Mrs. Frank Briggs. Miss Weighton the elevationist to perform at the opera house Tuesday evening September 4 for Presbyterian benefit. Mrs. N. S. Walker hosts several youths this week. Charles Bisaer of Dalton visits his mother Mrs. Whitehels. Our school opens the first Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOL
Kingsley
Mra
Montrose Picnic Compliments and Local Moves
At the Grangr a picnic on Tuesday Mrs Twing of New York received high praise. Mrs Townsend Poor and Mrs GFP Bentley of Scranton hosted with Mrs N HH Stufer present. A move of the post location to a new brick row is reported. Judge Archbald of Scranton visited last week to hear Kyto s ex sheriff Poron Euchlen Arnio Salwa case. Also an advertisement touts a patent salve for skin ailments with money refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Twing
New York
Grang R
Townsend Poor
Mra
G. FP. Bentley
Scranton
N HH. Stufer
Judge Archbald
Kyto
Poron
Wedding Unites John Conu Boy and Miss John O'Donnell
A large ceremony occurred yesterday at 4 am in St Joseph's church as John Conu boy of this place married Miss John O'Donnell of Birney Avenue. The bride wore lansdowne trim and point lace with bridesmaid Miss Ellen Cannon in silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Challum
Edwardsville
Isaac Davis
Greenwood
Mina Mary Evans
Duryea
Batts City
Mont
Isaac Davia
St Joseph's Church
John Conuboy
Thie Phios
Marbhige
John O'Donnell
Birney Avenue
Lansdowne
Point Ince
Misa Ellen Cannon
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Gorman
Grand Depot
Spruce Street
Dunmore
Ed Wherdon
Chicago
M. K. Bishop's
Conrad
Farview
Stoipt, Winters
Ida Dote
Lizzie and Wert
Lettie McCullough
A. W. Close
A. C. Snyder
J. B. Bronson
Mixa Lottie Yetman
Artie Butler
G. C
Mister Ray Wood
Blakely
Kent Taveday
Mintes Grace, Hulme
Harry Bishop
Muoster
Harold Close
Earl Moffatt
David Burton
Howard Chamberlain
Misvea Fannie
Olive Smith
Mary Decker
Ladies’ Misionary Society
Young Ladies’ Missionary Circle
Thomas Palmer
Henry Summers
Third District
Mama Harper
Cherry Street
Blakeley
John Doyle
F. Reiley
Andrew Racht
Whitmore
M. Jade
Bunker Hill
E. Stone
Hawley Sen
William Seigis
Georgetown
George Proteher
Glen Wgee
Henwood
Wrighter
Fred W. Church
Deposit
William Smith
Mise Neilie Dea la Vergne
Hornellsville
Charles Capwell
Goapel
M. O Unley
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Biimira
Courlen Capwell
Fred van Wormer
Conklin
John Pike
Willin
Washington, DC
Halistead
Olyphant
Pr ‘Jceburg
Dunware
Hulton
Tuesay
Reeves
Balstead Avete
Central Club
Central Hotel
Martie J. Welsh
Whoman Peach
William Seare
Neems Agry
Miguel Annie
Kathe Tart
Carbondale
Hence
Monilay
Rogers
D James Reid
Samuel Pritchard
Middletown
Goshen
M. L. Bram
St. Ward
Dr. Thoms
Stroudsburg
Montrose
Euchlen
Sattiews
Hood
Hotel Waverly
Kergoor & Yugol
Tambariiner If
Filbert Sts
Philada
Panny Tylyaula
Btrost
Twelfth
Market Street
Berautoolana
T. Jr. Victory
Fred Wrichel
Hia
Clark's
Bummi
Lackawanna Ave
Holland
Lacka, Avenue
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