Bargains in Cloaks Offer Deep Discounts at Close
We offer odd jackets and newmarkets plus cloak department accumulations at less than half and many at less than a quarter. Close at once to clear old styles and bring in fresh spring stock.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1894
Page
8
We offer odd jackets and newmarkets plus cloak department accumulations at less than half and many at less than a quarter. Close at once to clear old styles and bring in fresh spring stock.
The Scranton Tribune summarizes local items from Clark’s Green and nearby areas. Frederick Wickiter’s remains arrived from Carbondale and were buried in Clark’s Green cemetery. Local residents Frank Semple and W S Prace visit. a benefit for Rev. F H Pargona is planned. M H Coon relocates. P Matthews opens an ice house. B H Stone marries Nellie Tiffany and travels to Chattanooga. Epworth league announces entertainment. Herbert Pelham to be interred at Peac toryville. Mrs Boardman visits Fleetville. Mrs F J Chapman visits Dalton. farmers hold meetings to boost city interests. J D Keight visits New York. William Brown visits H Northrop. Mrs Samuel Polhamus remains ill. Mrs J Hinckley seriously ill with Bright’s disease but improving.
A long old testimonial touts Dr King s New Discovery as a universal throat and chest remedy. It claims vast relief with a money back guarantee and mentions Matthew Bros Drug Store in Standish Michigan and a 1883 date.
Readable town news items from out of town correspondents note signings for letters not for publication. The page hints at local briefs and community updates without full details.
This Scranton Tribune brief lists Sunday worship times across Carbondale Pa. churches. Methodists preach at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm with Sabbath school at noon. Presbyterians offer 10 90 am and 7 80 pm services, with 12 pm Sabbath school and junior and senior Endeavor groups in the afternoon. Baptism by immersion at sermon end. Congregational service at 10 00 am and 7 00 pm with 2 00 pm Sabbath school. Trinity church schedules 10 00 am and 2 00 pm. Young Men’s Christian Association hosts a men only meeting at 3 45 pm. Baptist Endeavor runs 2 00 pm Sabbath school in township.
Epworth League under Mira Muay Kilpatrick plans a Mam social at Frank Kilpatrick’s home on Carte Avenue Wednesday evening January 24. Proceeds support church debt reduction. Also noted: shop layoffs at Delaware and Hudson and local social events in Avoca and Scranton communities.
The ad promotes a universal salve claimed to cure bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by Matthews Bros at a price noted as centa per box.
Miss Catherine Gaylord plans an extended visit with relatives in Philadelphia starting Monday. Miss Loew Heft and Mrs. W. B. Greeley with son Raymond visit from Scranton. John Taylor of Scranton called, Miss Vinnie Rose at Cornell reception in Scranton. Dr Parker Boswell, R P Schwarz, and K Peck guests at Allen House. Bernard Moll of Scranton to visit parents here. Admission notes include a health report on reduced illness in recent weeks.
Sunday schedule lists Methodists Episcopal Church Rev. A Benjamin with services at 10 a m and 7 40 p m and Sunday School at noon. German Lutheran Church Rev William Schmidt with 10 50 a m service. Grace Church Rev George Co Hall with 10 30 a m service and 7 30 p m service. Breean Charen Roy William H Swift in morning service.
Morning service and sermon at 10.80 a.m. with Sunday school at 11.45 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6.30 p.m. Evening service and sermon at 7.30 p.m. Rev. H. Hall, pastor.
General Evanta and Paraonal Movements Reported in Faw Words. Cal Rolls to attend to his ankle injury. Richard Wren plans to move his Brook street property and relocate to England. Notices call a Third ward caucus for Jan 20 to nominate ward officers and discuss streetlight question. Various local social and family updates follow.
Public installation of officers for Council No 02, Junior Order United American Mechanics, was held at the Young Men’s Christian Association hall in Canponvale Pa. J C Turner of Mayfield and B F Kilmer of Wilkes-Barre gave main addresses. The program included songs, odes, recitations, instrumental solos, a flashlight photograph, and the installation ceremony.
In Carbondale Illinois a nightly skating scene unfolds among youths. A group rode the Gravity train to No 7 for a moonlit session and healthful exercise on the smooth ice. Reports say No TV pond offers the best skating in the state with perfect conditions. A nickel buys a handsome picture book.
A playful string of invented names and terms many resembling fantasy or linguistic twists. The text moves through Dahy wie alok Cantoria Chili Qaytoria Mie Caetoria Chilkdrwo Castoria with shifting roles and imagined connections. No clear narrative event or real-world facts emerge.
Detective Whalen of this city left for Butler Kansas with requisition papers to return J C Wilbourne who was arrested there yesterday. Wilbourne is accused of brutally murdering contractor John Johnson on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad at Hanover several weeks ago.
Thomas Braety sustained a painful injury in Erie yesterday when his right arm was crushed between the bumpers of two cars. Dr O'Connell assisted by Brady and Barns treated him at the scene.
Hollister and Bowman's company stores in Avoca were partially destroyed by fire on January 1. Losses totaled 2,000 on building and 4,000 on stock, fully insured. Origin of the fire is not yet known.
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