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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1896

Page

7

Parade plans and evangelist sermons stir West Side notes

Major Oakford orders parade positions for West Side and League with lanterns and white caps. Central club members asked to march in Central columns while 50 member West Side Wheelingen join. Evangelists Russell and Smith of Seventh Day Adventists preach a series on the Second Coming at Eynon Elm street tabernacle, with Battle Creek headquarters and global publishing reach noted.

J. W. Oakford West Side Central Club Jackson Street Main Avenue Hobart Central Meare Wheelingen Charles Bertine Eynon Elm Streeta Russell Smith Seventh Day Adventists Battle Creek Mich Michigan Pacific Coast London England Hamburg Germany Christina Norway Melbourne Australia Cape Town South Africa

Wreck Near Pond Creek Injures None on Train

A telegram from yesterday reports a railroad wreck at Pond Creek near White Haven. Miss Jennie Lowry, daughter of Officer John Lowry, and Mrs. H JD Jones with son Oscar were aboard but escaped injury as they head to Portaville to visit friends. A detailed telegraph page carries the full account.

Pond Creek White Haven Jennie Lowry John Lowry H. JD. Jones Oscar Hyde Park Avenue West

West Side Liquor Dealers Meet in Regular Session

The West Side Liquor Dealers association held yesterday afternoon with officers listed as Anthony McAndrew president Jamies Cummings corresponding secretary Fred Warnes financial secretary and Charles Kimmich treasurer A proposal was made to convene all county branches in Lackawanna for discussion of association interests The remainder of the meeting covered private matters Rev Allen J Newton of Pittston attended the funeral of the late James Davis from his North Bromley avenue home with a male quartet and floral tributes.

West Side Liquor Dealers’ Association Anthony McAndrew Jamies Cummings Fred Warnes Charles Kimmich Lackawanna County Allen J. Newton Pittston James Davis North Bromley Avenue Floral de

Burglary at Lincoln Avenue Home Reports $75 Loss

Five men allegedly entered Patrick Lynn's Lincoln Avenue home in the early hours yesterday and stole property valued at $75. Lynn traces footprints to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad and suspects the thieves live on Theodore Street near the Brisbin shaft.

Patrick Lynn Lincoln Avenue Lynn Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Theodore Street Brisbin HB. F. Marshall Michael Hoban Roberta Patrick Connolly Coles Margaret Hobbs Marquette Council Harry Danvers Fenner & Chap

Local residents noted in brief community snaps

Fred Dunn opens a new grocery on Adams avenue at Larch street. Tom Hazleton returns to work after a finger injury at Dickson Manufacturing. Mrs. J. W. Quick vacationing in New York for three weeks. W. H. Huber in Carbondale yesterday. Ella McDonald visiting Archbald friends. Alice Eckersly visiting her aunt Mrs. William Jeffrey in Clay avenue. George Judge rides a new Empire bicycle gifted by his father. Theophilus Pinkney spent yesterday at Pittston. Lawrence Brink builds a new cash grocery on William street. Miss Harriet Cliff visiting trends town. Mrs. A. B. Davis visiting G. H. Black on Brook street. Jetcham sisters from Plainsville and Port Blanchard attend the Black funeral. Cora Price of Dundee, N Y, visits cousin Mrs. Jansen Cole. Walter MacKay back to work after two months ill. Loyal Temperance legion adopts double pledge law after Saturday night vote. Officers for three months elected: President William Youngs, Vice President Coe Slegle, Treasurer Charles Pletcher, Secretary Bert Edwards. Dunmore MacKinleyites join tonight’s ratification parade on Franklin avenue with Major J W Oakford directing. Charles Luton visits Marshwood yesterday.

Fred Dunn Adams Avenue Larch Street Tom Hazleton Dickson Manufacturing Company J. W. Quick New York W. H. Huber Carbondale Ella McDonald Main Street Archbald Alice Eckersly Provdence J. Ketcham Plainsville Mira Hattle Ketcham Port Blanchard G. H. Black Brook Street Cora Price Dundee N. Y Jansen Cole Walter MacKay Loyal Temperance Legion William Youngs Coe Slegle Charles Pletcher Bert Edwards Dunmore MacKinleyites J. W. Oakford Franklin Avenue Charles Luton Marshwood

Minookas to Clash With Moosic Populares at Miller's Grove

Local notes report pay for Pyne Taylor and Holden mine workers this afternoon. Mrs Catherine Mangan visits her daughter in Carbondale. Peter Higgins repairs No 1 school roof. Mrs Andrew Walsh ready for occupancy. Vendors advertise Detchou’s Vitalizing Sarsa parifia Pike with blood and nerve remedies priced 60 cents and 1.00, sold by Carl Lorenz at 416 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.

Pyne Taylor and Holden Catherine Mangan E. J. O'Keefe Carbondale Peter Higgins Andrew Walsh Miller's Grove Carl Lorenz Scranton Lackawanna Avenue

Munyon's Remedies Promoted By Expert Authority

Professor Munyon honored today as leading medical authority. The homeopathic remedies claim cures for rheumatism and other ailments, with Munyon's Dyspepsia Cures, Cough Cure, Catarrh Remedies, and Kidney Cure highlighted. Remedies marketed at 25 cents per bottle. letters to UG Arch Street Philadelphia offered free medical advice.

Munyong Munyon UG Arch Street Philadelphia

Markets and Stocks in New York July 1

Stock circles show disappointment as London anti rise falters. Sterling rates climb to 48 for long and 449 for demand with gold withdrawals rumored. later revealed as speculative. Heidelbach Co ships 175000 in gold. Zimmerman Forsythe receive 110000. Market weak at close with narrow breadth and large short interest, Sugar leads losses.

New York London Sterling Exchange Sub-Treasury Heidelbach, Ickelheimer &Co Steamera Zimmerman & Forsythe Omaha Brooklyn Union Consolidated Gas

Prices and Supplies in City Markets From July Reports

Market notes report varied grain and meat prices across wheat and rye mixes, pork and beef products, butter and cheese, with July fluctuations and steady to weak trends. Receipts and bids show activity in cattle, hogs, and sheep at Buffalo and Union Stock Yards, with different grade responses and regional price ranges.

St.toat Toc Mikwynie Bentomber Gitte Ausuet Wilgate Quiets Lee Hama HLA India Mess Silalk Western Steam Continent South America Ialie Lalie Western Dairy Peal U'yalie Blkins Mie Walle State Amnuall SigaTe Sitima Tull Skis Tate Tate and Pennsylvania Wee Western Fresh Buffalo Srmah Hs Union Stock Yards

List of Promoters and Foreign Investments Offered by London Bureau

An advertisement offers a hat containing the names and addresses of about 400 successful promoters who have placed large foreign investments in six years. It claims £729,000,900 in six years and £19,000,000 in seven months of 1895, with price £6 or $25. Includes introductions to promoters and various investment items.

London and Universal Bureau of Investors Cheapside London FE. C Edward C. Ross Walter C. Pepys Arthur Stiff

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