Bargains as We Clear Summer Goods for Fall Trade
We announce a space expansion for our Fall Trade and must make room by selling summer goods now. When a good thing appears we share it with friends, offering clear bargains to move stock.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
8
Fall Goods Arrive In Broad Selection Of Fashion
Our fall goods come in daily with choice designs and colors. Kid gloves in new shades and popular lengths. Corsets in all sizes from top makes. Laces dress trimmings umbrellas hosiery bic. Every department a reservoir of style and elegance. Prices promise exceptional value.
Fashion Monthly highlights promise style and economy
The notice promotes a fashion monthly from a dry goods house claiming exclusivity in publishing such a guide. It urges readers to read for dressing well and economically and emphasizes the publication as a unique service.
Gorman's Grand Depot Debl Reeves Surgeon at 412 Spruce Street
Gorman's Grand Depot announces permanent location at 412 Spruce Street Scranton for treatment of acute diseases and nervous system issues. Specialist offers examinations with free consultation and hours listed though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debl Reeves
Polladstohia
Wie
Auccoaful Phyetelan Sud
Spruce Street
Scranton
Norvoak
St. Vitis
Eystone Academy Factory Ville Preparation for Colleg es
Eystone Academy in Factoryville Pennsylvania offers refined programs in music and art to prepare for college. The school provides thorough courses and a commercial track with typewriting and shorthand. A new illustrated circular is being prepared by Principal M Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Bh. M. Loomis
Various local notices and social updates from Wyoming township
A collection of short items reports movements and visits of residents Mrs RS Myers moves household goods to West Pittston. Townend brothers receive visitors. John Sparks praised garden. several residents travel for outings and visits. local newspaper theft warning. Edward Stocker stays with uncle in Orange. Wyoming Monument lodge plans excursion to Bioghamies. Fred Safford in New Jersey. Mrs Sharps and Mrs Campbell visit Wilkes Barre. camping party on lakes. Cure for Headache patent remedy promoted with price of fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs, Myers
Pittston Yeatereny
Townend
Townend Brothers
John Sparks
W. S Jacobs
R Sahonmaker
James Echooley
Swart
Eveniow
Kent
James
Charleo Shoemaker
George Dorly
Pike County
Edward Stocker
Orange
Yinnet
Wyoming Monument Lodge
Order of Old Fellows
Bioghamies
Fred Safford
New Jersey
John Sharps
Hazello Camphbetl
Wilkes Barre
John Carey
G. LaFrance
John
G Dan McCabe
Akes
Veterans to Celebrate Large Montrose Reunion With Speakers
Over 300 veterans are expected at the Montrose reunion next week with a crowd possibly thrice that number. Speakers include Galusha Grow Justice McCollum T V Powderly and A J Colborn among others as town hosts a grand welcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Galusha A. Grow
Justice McCollum
T. V. Powderly
A. d. Colborn, Jr
Laciar
Montrose
Eiirne
Grand Army
Montrouge and
Steyne
Tin Borough
H. F. Beardsley
Veterans Organizaion
SirQuehanna County
de Lucy
Sergnton
Ladive
Scranton
Waverly
Luzroe
Veteran's Camp
Camp
Repore
Tewt Order
Four Brothers Post
Lackawanna and Montrose
Alford
Toukhannock
Lehigh Valley
Delaware, Lackawanna
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
United States
A. J. Colborn
Je. Scranton
J. D. Lapier
Wilkes-Barre
K. Campbell
Pitsston
Moor Brown
Harrisburg
Carbondale Notes on Local Travel and Injuries
Carbondale area reports EB Bly leaving for Foster Pennsylvania to visit relatives. William Watkins injured on a Delaware and Hudson train, broken forearm bones, elbow injury, collar bone fractured and head bruises. hospitalized with guarded prognosis. Camp Sunset group returns from Crystal Lake after ten days. attendees listed. Germania band plans Labor Day appearance at Farview with open air concert at Hotel American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
F. Bly
Foster
William Watkins
Lorphal
Cryatal Lake
Mra
Fred Penwarden
William Auoger
Charlea Smith
Mary Penwarden
A. R. Penwarden
8. D. Wolfe
Arthur Williams
Unadilla
N. Y
Waymart
Devie Wagner
Philadelphia
Emma Alithea Allison
Mra. J.J
Germania
Hotel American
Do Bree Lectures Knights of Honor in Honesdale
George A. Do Bree of Philadelphia spoke at Honesdale city hall on the Knights of Honor aims and activities. Captain Lord and F W Stevene of Bethany also addressed the gathering. Miss Henneh Bell and Miss olu Herseh, instructors, taught here last year and Mrs Louisa Dein hosted a ladies’ gathering on Maple avenue as wheelmen of Honesdale organize a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
City Hall
George A. Do Bree
Philadelphia
Doree
Honesdale
Scranton
Captain Lord
F. W. Stevene
Bethany
Henneh Bell
Olu Herseh
Louisa Dein
Maple Avenue
Lantern Parade and Wheelmen Race Include Boys Event
A lantern parade is set for this evening with all wheelmen invited to participate. A new race feature adds a one half mile boys event for competitors under 16, with prizes including gold and silver medals for the bicycle bell contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple City
Hallstead notes and regional social and travel mentions
A scattered Hallstead page records a 12 to 9 loss by Hallstead Baseball Club to Susquehanna in Susquehanna, local reunion attendance, a new watering trough installation, and various visits, calls and travels. Names include Annie Quinan, Maud Spencer, Bridget Noonan, F Cassidy, Bridget Noonan, Miss Trowbridge, Miss Gilchrist, and many local residents visiting Elmira, Binghamton, Bainbridge, and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hallstead
Susquehoon
Piitston
Lamb
Hallateadorough Eleelion
Baron Lorkup
Soclock P.m
George Dennis
Susquehanna
B. J. HM
Binghamton
Daniel
Frank Allen
Elmira
Misa Dao
Trowbridge
B.C. Read
Bainbridge
Maggie Gilchrist
Henry Trowbridge
Niagara Falls
Frank Shallue
Annie McCarty
Front Street
Mrs. M. Cotter
Montrose News Roundup Includes Fair Delights and Travel
Montrose notes say Miss Nellie Watrous left for Mansfield to attend the state normal school. Presbyterian Indies held a fair at Judge Jessup's residence. Next week promises activity with soldiers and visitors from counties. Local officials Barny and Smith visited Binghamton. Professor Hawk ill and confined. Clark’s Summit visitors enjoyed Montrose. smoke and fog woes persist on the hill amid Democratic times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Watrous
Mansfield
Presbyterian Church
Judge Jessup
Charlie Reid
New York
E N. Barny
Montross Fire Department
Binghamton
Enoch Smith
New Milford Cornet
Hawk
Montrose
Bia
Clark’n Summit
Peckville Nuptials Tie Lizzie Willins to Arthur Peck
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Willins daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams of Peckville to Arthur Peck took place Wednesday at noon. The bride wore cream silk and carried a bouquet of cream roses. Bridesmaid Della Peo and maid of honor Beach Daniels attended. Willis King and John Williams served as best man. The ceremony was by Rev I B Doty followed by a wedding breakfast. The couple left on the 2 PM train for a ten day trip to Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Willins
Mre .& Williams
Peekville
Arthur Peck
Della Peo
Philleiptilas
New York
Atlantic City
Tia
Avoca Wedding After Ceremony at St Marys Church
William Dougherty and Misa Joha Heston were married Wednesday at St Marys Church with Rev Father Crane officiating. The bride wore satin with lace, attended by Miss Kate Mollin of Pittston. groom's escort was William Gillespie of Avoca. A large reception followed with dancing and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dougherty
Misa Joha Heston
St. Mary's Church
Father Crane
Kate Mollin
Pittston
William Gillespie
Avona
Mive Ella Qcorran
Kate Brennan
Philadelphia
Scranton Frigade
Avoca Briefs Note Illness and Visits
Mrs. G. C. Lewis’s daughter remains seriously ill. Mrs. B Spellman of Harrys Lake visited friends in Avoca yesterday. Miss Marie Charles of West Pittsburgh spent yesterday in Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. G. C. Lewis
Mra B Spellman
Harry's Lake
Avoca
Marie Charles
Weat Pittaton
Pittston Building and Loan Meeting Reports Encouraging
The Pittston Building and Loan association held a meeting with promising reports from members on subscription lists. Samuel Urquhart joins search for his drowned son Lon Urquhart in London Lake, hiring a Philadelphia firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Building and Loan Association
Samuel Urquhart
Lon Urquhart
London Lake
Urqubart
Philadelphia
Plysiclane
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Strees
Scranton
People’s Water Company
North Main Street
Mill Street
Lewis A. Crawford
Lahigh Valley
M. N. Donnelly
Jim
Snel
Donnelly
For sale at all druggists The Bovinine Co New York
A concise promotional note states that Bovinine products are available at all druggists from The Bovinine Company of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Bovinine CO
New York
Rail fares cut for National Naval encampment trip to Pittsburg
The Ontario and Western and Central Railroad of New Jersey offer a low round trip rate of 310 65 from Jermyn for Sep 6 to 10 with return by Sep 25. Also notes Miss Addie Richard visits, a Lake Ariel excursion by First Baptist church, and local notices including a fatal railway death at Sydney and a Republican caucus Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Pittsburg
Ontario and Western and Central Railroad
New Jersey
Jermyn
Addie Richard
Ellenville
N. Y
Fred Davis
First Baptist Church of
Lake Ariel
Rose M. Rich
Henwood
Luzerne Borough
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Maggie Collins
Main Street
W. H. Woo
Elmira
W. A. Smith
Binghamton
J. B. Toldus
South Gibson
G. A. Edwards
New Milford
LD. Jackson
Greenfield
A. W. Decker
J. J. Clark
F. J. Westgate
Carbondale
Hotel
Alley ball return match set for Saturday at Logan's alley
James Callaghan of Mayfield and Joseph Bowden of Jessup versus John Elgy of Duryea and William Kennedy of Priceburg will renew their alley ball contest at Logan's alley. Kennedy and Elgy lead 31 to 18. game expected to be the best yet. Also, Joseph Wharton of Olyphant invites a match, and the McKinley club meets at Henry Whital's hall at 7:30 p.m. with business of importance on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan's Alley
James Callaghan
Mayfield
Joseph Bowden
Jessup
John Elgy
Duryea
William Kennedy
Kennedy
Elgy
Bowden
Callaghan
Priceburg
Joseph Wharton
Olyphant
Thomas Logan
McKinley Club
Henry Whital
Main Street
G. Gleason
Throop Socials and Local Politics Report
Miss Jennie Tellford of Blakely visited Miss Honan Indian while Mrs J D Williams of Hyde Park stayed with friends. Mrs Orner of Scranton spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs William Sawyer. Thomas Evane and Alfred Gill of this place visited friends in Richmondale. New blocks by Lemuel Huliz are complete and Mr Huliz will occupy the Scranton side. The Throop Republican club met Tuesday with members split between Fellows and Scranton for congress. Miss Katie Cosgrove spent Wednesday in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Tellford
Blakely
Honan
J. D. Williama
Hyde Park
Tera
Mra. Orner
Scranton
William Sawyer
Thomas Evane
Alfred Gill
Richmondale
Lemuel_ Huliz
Mr. Haul
Obituary and Local Incidents From Minooka
In Minooka Williamsport resident Edwards of Williamsport visits at R J Callery's. Edward Joyce aged citizen dies at Lynch Court from old age after thirty years in the town. Funeral tomorrow afternoon. James Harnett of Miners’ Hill suffers severe facial injuries from a prank pipe with powder, doctors fear loss of an eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Williamsport
R. J. Callery
Edward Joyce
Citign
Lynch Court
Haa
James Harnett
Bill
Bebe, Weaton
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Offer Flawed
An OCR fragment advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve claiming cures for skin eruptions and piles with a satisfaction guarantee or money refund. It lists a 25 cent price and Matthews Bros as sellers, though the text is garbled and hard to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Matthews Bros
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Gorman
Grand Depot
E.l.reeves
Spruce St
Sorand On
Eystone Academy Factory
Ville, PA
U.S. Gov't Report
Peckville
Forest City
Laura Davis
Wyoming
Fio Allen
Main
John McDonald
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Din G. Jones
Taylor
Davie’ Drug Store
Alf Davis
Woo
Plymouth
Board of Trade
Wedeman
Mimtera
Tream
Simpson
Oastario
Smith & Binkesba
Peter Gillespie
Patrick Roach
Frvat
McDomnald
Lizzie Bigholger
David Moylan
Canaan
Ben Wieniszer
Reeves
SpraceZetreet
W. G. Trim
Ugef. Maxey
Maude Reynolds
Mise
Mary B Reynolds
Mise Clin Lanning
Misa Anna Dorwn
Misa Myrtle Alexander
Ella Fuller
Charley
George
Corge
P.P. P
Enterrettwald
Hood
Sarood
Carta
Fetta Hobbie
Parilla
Ures
Mary S. Torrey
West 63d Street
Pricebur
Throop
Lackawanna Ave
Holland
Lacka, Avenue
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