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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1894

Page

7

Luce Bros Candy Sale Highlights Fresh Florida Produce

Luce Bros advertises mixed candy and fruit including Best Leghomite and Lenn Peel raisins, Florida oranges, and assorted nuts. Large selection with prices aimed to please, featuring Seldler's Raisins in packages and other confections.

Seldler Florida

Local Advertisements Round Up For Goods And Services

For sale at 6 South Main avenue and nearby shops find groceries paint wallpaper plumbing and oysters. J C King WM 108 Jackson street offer stock calls. Frei Reynolds at 548 North Main avenue shows wall paper paints and shades. William D Griffiths at 113 North Main avenue handles plumbing steam heat and gas fittings. R F E Davis market house offers foreign and domestic fruits with oysters served in every style. 210 North Main avenue next to Clarke's.

W. Mason & Co South Main Avenue J. C. King Jackson Alreet Frei Reynolida North Main Avenue Hew William D. Griffiths North Main Aventt R. F E. Davis Clarke's

Scranton Operator Reacts to Philadelphia Coal Agreement

A Scranton coal operator hailed a Philadelphia meeting where anthracite firms formed a new organization to regulate prices and output. The plan bases divisions on past tonnage, aims to revive trust principles, and could affect sales, though some suspect it serves market interests. Output for January set at about 2.3 million tons with unchanged prices.

Philadelphia Corl Scranton Trunk Line Association New York Herald al. McLeod Aveas

Concert at Peckville High Grade Entertainment

Peckville residents may attend a high clef concert at the new Methodist Episcopal church featuring Mrs Cerilla Way-Neles soprano Miss Aileja Breakatone elocutionist Alfred Watler tenor Lieut Herbert Scranton bass George B Carter piano. Also 24 feminine performers present a Babylonian drill. The program includes arias from Weber and Liszt with piano pieces and a revival of The Low Jack'n Car. Tickets and music boxes offered by Gautsch & Sone Philadelphia. Piano pupils inquiry to Richard F. Lindsay or Powell's Music Store.

Peckville Cerilla Way-Neles New York Aileja Breakatone Wyoming Seminary Alfred Watler Scranton Litw Herbert George B. Carter New Methodist Haxeo Sherry Raetication Belonted Pinsut Sienn Gelh

Munyon cures rheumatism claim from Mrs Reese

Mrs John Reese of South Pottstown Passys describes a year of rheumatic attacks ending after taking Munyon Rheumatism Remedy. She reports arm mobility return within days and complete, permanent relief over the past year. The Munyon company offers homeopathic remedies with 26 cent bottles sold by druggists.

John Reese South Pottstown Passys Munyon Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy Company Philadelphia

Liberty Hoge company ball in Com pany Harmory

North End notes report tonight’s Liberty Hoge company ball at the Harmory. A Welsh tea party program is planned at the Welsh Congregational church on Market street tonight and tomorrow. James Jones Jr. of Brisbin dies after a month long illness with funeral tomorrow at Washburn Street cemetery. A dinner and sleigh ride followed a student visit from Toronto and Worcester. Presbyterian Sunday school elected officers for the year. Primitive Methodist temperance society holds a free entertainment tonight to settle flagstone walk and ditch bills. A fire at Bert Davis residence on Ross avenue caused minor damage. fire companies responded promptly.

Liberty Hoge Company Company Harmory J. Davia Chicago Warren Street Moody Quartatte Market Street James 3 James DL. Jones Brisbin Washburn Street N. J. McManus Holy Rosary Church James Lynch Toronto William Fitzgerald College of the Holy Crow Worcester Mass J. J. Sullivan College of Physicians and Surgeons Balttimore The Presbyterian Church H. H. McKeehan H.R. Hurlbutt Elisabeth Gabriel Grace Bilkiman J. A. Reynolds Margaret Beniley Bert McKeehan Clarence Steel Mra Willan Brows James Fidlam Aaron Powell Bert Davis Ross Avenue General Phinney Liberty Howe

Hand and Glove at the Academy of Music by amateurs

The Standard Dramatic company presented Hand and Glove a four act romance at the Academy of Music Saturday to a fair sized audience. The amateur group showed promise with some defects yet overall effort superior to many pro companies visiting the city. James Flynn as Colonel Raven improved but showed stiff walks and loud declamation at times.

Academy of Music Standard Dramatic Company Grork James Flynn Colonel Raven Matuer

Watch Night Services And Funeral Notices At Cedar Avenue

News from the South Side reports watch night services at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with Epworth League musicians and a turkey dinner fundraiser by King’s Daughters. Funeral of Stephen Judge at St John’s follows a large turnout, highlighting his community ties.

Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Stephen Jodge Epworth League King's Daughters A. E C. Myere Mayme Clearwater Cor Turner Mame Croddard Minnie Titheburg Albert Morgan P. MU. Gan Nellie Bullivan Stephen Judge St. John's Church BF. J. Melloy Almust Ie Mhan Father Melloy Columbus Council Young Men'a Institute St. Joseph's Total Absulnance Society Minooha John Haggerty John Ryan Martin Gallagher Young Men's Institute Patrick F. O'Hara Thomas Methall William J. Burke St. Joseph's Society St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery Minooka

Local names and visits fill holiday week notices

Arthur Chase visits Philadelphia while H W Dony of Avoca spent Sunday in town. Borough schools reopen Wednesday. Allen Secore Jaquite at Butler street home. Miss Mary Lemons visiting friends in alip Long Inland. Miss Mary F McHale visits Wilkes-Barre. Miss HMiete Chive returns to Buffalo NY this morning. A D Lewis spends holidays with family in Jordan NY. James Hopkins to spend days in New York City. Arch Stewart of Ansonia Conn visiting parents. Ernest J Bartes of Scranton spoke to Loyal Legion Saturday evening.

Arthur Chase Philadelphia H. W. Dony Avoca Inntown Allen Secore Jaquite Butler Street Mary Lemons Alip Long Inland Mary F. McHale Wilkes-Barre Hmiete Chive Buffalo N. Y A.D. Lewis Jordan James Hopkins New York City Arch Stewart Ansonia

Castoria Advertisement Fragments Across Vintage Copy

Partial OCR text shows lines about giving Castoria to children for ailments and crying, with references to parents and caregivers. The fragment hints at a vintage marketing tone focusing on remedies for children. No clear narrative or event present.

Local notes stray through borough life and events

The item lists assorted names and events including church membership, a professor heading to Willbraham Massachusetts, and an Indian fair planned March 16 to 25. It notes a snow clearing ordinance, a miner injured near Bunker Hill, and a turn-of-year social to fund the Epworth League. The Young Men’s Institute elects officers and a plane contest involves local merchants with a March deadline.

Claims of Cure Through Govinine for Consumption

An article asserts Govinine revives consumption patients by restoring flesh and strength. It cites Dr. Head of Atlanta and a 35 year old man who gained weight, regained appetite, and returned to work after two weeks of Govinine treatment, claiming a likely complete cure.

J. H. Head Atlanta Fead

Bank management notes record during the 1803 pause

The bank’s leadership highlights a historic record from the 1803 pause and earlier campaigns as it recalls extending special facilities to its business accounts.

Grateful Patient Praises Dr Hacker at Lackawanna Institute

A man cured after years of illness testifies that Dr Hacker changed his life at the Lackawanna Medical Institute. He details relief from eye strain headaches and fatigue and notes he gained 18 pounds in 45 days. He urges others to seek examination, offered free, with no cure no pay.

Hacker Boratijon Lackawatina Medical Institute

Mercereau and Connell Announce Holiday Jewelry Display

Mercereau and Connell have completed holiday arrangements showcasing the largest and most complete stock yet. The display includes gold and silver pieces with many concession deals from manufacturers, promising prices near those for inferior pieces. They claim careful selection of perfect stones despite tariff costs and offer mounts in brooches rings bracelets and more. Customers are astonished at the prices for the extensive variety.

Holliday Srowilea

Banquet Lamps and Onyx Tables Spark Elegant Art Porcelains

New tariff drives arrivals of banqu et lamps and onyx ten tables described as elegant designs in art porcelain. Product lines showcase refined lighting and furniture pieces recently imported.

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Luce Bros Cash Stores Mamain Avenue Main Street Taylor, PA Bellvle Calrinistic ‘Methodist Church Bellevue W. W. Harris J. Talarthen Jones FH. W. Evans Thoma i. Jones Alfred Powell T. C. Jones H. G. Davies Tallie Mortun William Jones Gwilym Adie J. J. Robetta M.D W. S. Jones First Welsh Baptist Church Urief J. Brender Clark's Hall James A. Crawford Philadelpha Dental College John Courter Morris Lillia Pittsburg Ladies’ Aid Society Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Joseph Mathias Lafayette Street Nanticoke Haydn Ashley South Malin Avenue Mauch Chunk Hyde Park Loyal Knights of America Ann Richards Thomas KE. Richars Lafayette Ensign Harris Law Mott Blevens Jackson Street Reynolds St. David's Aplacopalchurch Mill Thomas Price South Everett Avenue Hampton S J. David's Geek Tee Mears’ Hall Mary A. Williams Kenda Davies Davies, Bynton & Moxes Patagonia William B. Stevens Antonio Morouka South Kelser Avenue Archbald Pyne Mororka Morasko Phonoon Horoonarnur Photon Dover Brarner Atrest North Avenue Revere Herald Reading Company Mitale Gautsch & Sone Turker Musto Halle Order Hibernians Tam Por Hichard PF Lindsay Mulberry Street Powell's Munle Store Thos. J. Watkins North End Thomas J. Watking North Male Avenue Watkins Alwut Thompson Sullivan West Market Street Alderman Williams Watkin Dre. Thompson Strang Donne George B. Guild D. M. Kinter Forest Him Kelley Robert Rankin M. J. Coyne Barrett Dr. Pullman P. Daly Niland Harry Bunting George F. Fiehler Jemima Jona Lay Leyborn Gertinde McEachen Agnes Reilly News OF the South Side Frank Schwender Cedar Avenue D. H. Harry Winton Gent Street Thomas J. Murray Mary Mahady Mingoka Ladies’ Temperance Society St. John’s Parish St. John’s Church High Mans A. B. Farnham John Roche William Howhe Stone Avenue Meadow Brook Dunmore Raby Castoria Child Childrens Castoris Tur Tribune Bers Legion Barnes Methodist Episcopal Church Arthur Leacock Willbraham Karl Bishop Georgetown L. W. Bishop Washington, Pa Mia Jamen Moffat Drinker Street L R. Fowler Mohawk N. C Cherry Street Arthur Spencer Swartz Street Wiltechie Pearon Jones Mahon Bunker Fall Bunker Hii Pennsylvania Coal Conpany Trev TK W Andrew Wilkes- Barre Slater Buerone Aail McAndrew Frank Cullen John Manly James McDade PP. J Finnerty Ambrean Byrne William Crane Frank McHale Archbald Miller Outside Sentinel Patrick Jordan Inside Sentinel John Waleh Rev G. McMurtry Dee Mlorey's Wyoming Avenue J. Y Dupont Wepwallypa Mills Leserne County Mingtour Delaware Henry Belin, Jr Wyoming Newyomingave Third National Bank CIES Thos PoRb Hide Holith & Son Plymouth Mullivan Wilkes, Barro U.S Dexter Suoe Co Federal ST Qebashes Instruments Plano Paptional No. Fifth Avenue E.c.ricker & CO Adame Ave Linn Allen Stock Brokers New York Exchange Chicago Hour of Trade Spruce Street G. Dub. Dimmick William Connell GEO, UH Catlin William H. Pec James Archbald Alfred Hand George I. Catlin Henry Bolin, Jr William T. Smith Luther Keller Pilsener ER. M. Hetzel Lackawanha Avenue Cali Wagon Makers Supplies Se Cranton DR. Hacker Mercereau & Connell Lackawanna Avenue Paris Hill Montrose D. D. Williams & Bro Lackawaniia Avenue
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