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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1896

Page

7

Local Advertisers Offer Services and Goods On West Side

A Scranton and Taylor supper special invites Friday social at West Side. Local services include plumbing by William D Grimbs at 113 North Main, barbering by John H Reynold at Fairchild's Hotel, and floristry by Harriet J Davis on South Main. Also listed are bicycle repairs, gun and tackle shop, cabinet photos, Revere Standard Java coffee, and second hand furniture by J C King on Jackson Street.

William DD. Grimbs North Main Avenue Aber John H. Reynold Fairchild South Main Avenue Harriet J. Davis Sciasora W. L. Steenback West Side Bank Caill Atarner South Main Revere W. Mason & Co South Masin Avenue J. C. King Jackson Street

West Side Events Include Fire At Armstrong Residence And Obsequies

Fire at John Armstrong's South Garfield avenue home was quickly controlled after an afternoon alarm from box 8. The article notes Armstrong suffered cuts from broken glass. George Atkinson was buried at Washburn Street cemetery after funeral services at Penn Avenue Baptist Church led by Rev. J B Ford. The piece also mentions Marquette club leap year social, West Side Republican club election night coverage, and various local social notices.

John Armstrong Garfield Avenue George Atkinson West Side Fire Companies Phillips and Welles Washburn Street Penn Avenue Baptist Church J. B. Ford Green Ridge Bellevue Colliery L. M. Stewie Nathaniel Hallstead Do O W. Schounover J. €. Highfield J. W. Browning Mr. Atkinson Marquette Club West Side

Community Notes From Wayne and Nearby Locales

Jubilant parents welcome a daughter at Wayne avenue home. A funeral for William Shore planned this afternoon from Weet Market Street. Keystone Literary and Dramatic Society rehearses Forced to the Wat for Easter Monday at Company H armory. Mrs Powell improves at Summitt avenue. Urban Jones recovers from illness on HE street. Mrs George Powell visits from Lieilevue. Mrs Elias Mdwands returns home after visit. Leap year social set for 25 at Brown's hall Hust Market street. Clarke Store Co and Muller's tenure of the North Rud Clerks' bigoue with indoor baseball at Company Jl armory tonight. Daneling after De Maini, Joseph Evans of Taylor visits. Miss Alory Jones of Wilkes-Barre visiting city friends. Mire. Liowd of Hockwell street recovers from illness. Welsh Congregational Church Christian Endeavor elects officers: President Miss Mungwle Lewin, Vice President Eliza A Jones, Treasurer Emmy lin Jones, Corresponding Secretary Miss Linge Wille jaan.

William Thomas Wayne Avenue J. Edwards William Shore Weet Market Street Keystone Literary and Dramatic Society Hust Market Street Clarke's Muller Tennre Plas Jl Armory Daneling de Maini Joseph Evans Taylor Alory Jones Wilkes-Barre Liowd Hockwell Street Market Street Olfl Mungwle Lewin Eliza A. Jones Emmylin Jones Muggle Servier Linge Wille Jaan

Barn Fire Damages Loran Farm Behind Quincy Avenue Residence

Plumbers thawing a water pipe accidentally started a fire in Dr. H. V. Loran’s barn on Quincy avenue yesterday morning. Fire companies from district box 27 responded, but the flames were extinguished with little aid from firefighters. Damage described as slight.

H. V. Loran Quincy Avenue

Blooming Engine Accident at South Works Idle Mill

The bloom ing engine shaft broke in the rail shed at South Works causing a mill shutdown for the week. machinists under Master Mechanic W G O Malley work to resume by Friday morning. The shaft loss runs to hundreds of dollars. Edward Heffron, 36, died at 6 am after long cancer illness. funeral Thursday at 9 0 am St Johns church with Dunmore cemetery burial.

South Works Edward Heffron W. G. O'Malley Prospect Avenue Lackawanna Hospital St. John’s Church Dunmore Catholic Cemetery

Microbes of mortal life discovery of essential soil bacteria

Washington reports a sensational finding by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists. A microbe, a nitrogen-fixing bacterium, enables plants to absorb nitrogen and convert it to nitric acid, crucial for plant growth. Experiments show stable manure rich in these bacteria boosts barren soil. farmers may someday apply microbial solutions instead of conventional fertilizers.

Washington Association of Official Agricultural Chemists Wiley Chemistry Division Department of Agriculture Florida Planta

Washington gossip hints Reed may curb river harbor spending

Tribune dispatch reports Speaker Reed aims to trim river and harbor appropriations, risking opposition from members whose districts seek pork. It notes past acts by Congresses and presidents, and mentions immigration bills, building committee favors, and a quoted Quay interview dispute.

Tribune Bureau Fourteenth Street Washington Feb Reed Congress Lackawanna River Howe Harrison Cleveland

Quay Seen as Likely Republican Nominee

Curtis reports in Chicago Record that Quay, then mentioned by Hunt as a possible consolidation candidate, was viewed as the most probable head of the next Republican ticket. He argued politicians preferred a known statesman over dark horses amid nationwide party fatigue.

Scranton Senator Quay Times Washington The W. FE. Curtis Chicago Record Hunt Seattle Post-Intelligencer China Quay Hayes Garfield Harrison United States

Provident Loan Society Shows Relief And Profit In New York

The Provident Loan Society in New York, founded to aid the needy, lent over 600 000 on pledges with 24789 redeemed. Interest was 1 percent per month versus 3 percent legal, and after expenses a 5 percent annual return was earned for certificate holders. The venture plans to expand to reach more deserving poor.

Chicago Times-Herald New York Provident Loan Society

Munyon Remedies Promised Free Trials and Quick Cures

A historical notice touts Munyon’s Homeopathic Remedies from Philadelphia and urges testing by the public. It claims rapid relief for rheumatism stomach indigestion nerves kidneys catarrh liver cough and other ailments with bottles priced mainly at 25 cents and some at 50 cents or higher.

Munyon Price Homeopathic Remedy Company Arch Street Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

News of the Suburbs Luce Bros Scranton and Taylor West Side Business Directory West Side Events Republican Club Malin Avenue W. S. Mears Thomas E. Richards Albert Henne Swetland Street Bromley Avenue St. David's Church J. Smith Honesdale Lissie Ksvott Rh. W. Walker South Hyde Park Avenue North End Dunmore Mae Simpson Cherry Street Misa Misa Magieri Butler Street Hollisterville Reecher Linford Rendham Fred, Kirgood Eaves Perelyn Mie Siumary Anna Oliver Cinderela Ames Mongan Prince Amour Martha Matthews Lord Busygoing Mabel Christ Lady Dirdale Miutalc Wea Gussle Pinkney May Murphy Washington Hall Samters South Side News Edward Meffron Peter Langan Stone Avenue Dunmore Cemetery Augustus Rempe Cedar Avenue Mart'n Cawley Phtieria William Connell Lioree Rebeccon Dillen Plymouth Mamie Kelly Maple Street Reynolds Bros Jermyn Wyoming Avenue Lia London and Universal Bureau of Investors Cheapside London Rosa Pepys Arthur Washington Gossip Trans-Athlontic Steamship Companies Order of American Mechanics Patriote Capital White House Washington Monument Melowell House Coutor Speaker Reed Hill bin Allison BU Mckinely bin Morrison bin Whitney Bill Matt Luzerne County Woois Kim Gove Domestis Ta Sriseth Wyoming WM. T. Smita Retell Minnyon Alood Minyon Munyerm Roy Restoria Wes Roy John. Phelps Lackawanna Ave Polini d One Ieee J.D. Williams & Bro Lachawanha Ave Ious Beck Adams Ave William S. Millar Gap and Water Co Wyoming Ave Center Dupont Wi Mill Leverne County Pamington Delaware Henry Belin, Jr Hewyomingave Mathena Hank Bauilding Rebel Oo Back Bay Borton Mase Yi Spruce Street A. W. Jurisch Wagner Frothingham Seoseos Sandow Sol Smith Russell Co. m Anna Ida Koch Ate Academy OF Music America Europe Trilby Dramaticnd Paul M. Potter Duemaurier A. M. Palmer William A. Brady Boston Philadelpha Prilby Cosgrove & Grant Bobby Ralston Orchestra Orchestra Cirle Davis’ Theater Prodigal State Normal School East Stroudsburg, Pa Rooma Row Adilrem G. P. Bible A. M Prin St. Denis Broadway Eleventh St Grace Church William Taylor
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