Ladies Duck Suits Feature Elegant Material and Wide Skirt
A description highlights ladies duck suits with elegant material, stylish cut, broad revers, proper set, wide hems, and a full sweep skirt. The copy promises generous value in every stitch.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1894
Page
8
A description highlights ladies duck suits with elegant material, stylish cut, broad revers, proper set, wide hems, and a full sweep skirt. The copy promises generous value in every stitch.
The listing promotes navy blue ground sneakers with a white dot now priced at 2.69 down from 3.75. A plain tan variant is 2.98, reduced from 4.00.
Miss Travers of Salisbury, Maryland dies of typhoid fever at her home, leaving a circle of young friends in Olyphant. Also notes on visitors from Carbondale and Scranton, church group meetings, lake excursion, and a Browns versus Browns Jr. baseball championship with Browns winning 8 to 7. Batteries listed as O'Hara and Barry, Walsh and Sheridan.
William Bingley prepares to sail from New York on the Augusta Victoria to Southampton in about sleven months. Mrs. S A Lake ill but improved. Dennis family from Wilkes-Barre staying with John Williams. Two children aged 5 and 7 died after eating green fruit suspected to cause illness. Other items note visits, a post mortem exam, and a caller recovering from illness with Burdock Blood Bitters.
The Fifteenth annual Seven County Veteran association reunion will be at Farview on August 15 with speakers and special train fares to Binghamton Kirkwood Great Bend and other towns. Other items include a stabbing scare on Main Street, a park parade by Archbald firemen, cemetery decision at Crookside near Mayfield, and Moody campaign meetings in Avoca and surrounding areas.
Specimen Case describes Clifford of New Cassel Wisconsin relieved neuralgia rheumatism and liver issues after three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Alabama healed a eight year leg sore with three bottles Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica. John Speaker of Catuuba Ohio cured five fever sores on leg after one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica.
Mrs John Hastie and Mrs Robert Oliver attended a funeral yesterday in Yateaville. William English made a business trip to Pittston this week. M J Farrell has returned home from the war after several years. Mrs James Deoble and Mrs William Ridgley will leave for New York on Friday where they will board for England. A large crowd attended the Old Forge Central and Langcliffe Keg social event.
The Belgut area and surrounding lakes draw crowds with cottages and boarding houses filled. Dancing and bowling rooms operate at Winola House and Lake House Mill City, with Beailes and other cottages hosting artfully arranged entertainments. Musicians Messia, Sheppard, Lotimann and Young's orchestra perform nightly, drawing families from Hyde Park Kingston Scranton and beyond to weekend parties and chaperoned gatherings.
Local items describe visits by Dr R M McKenzie of Taylor to Brooklyn vil and sermons by Rev Hogan at the Methodist church on What to Believe Concerning the Bible. Community happenings include a merry go round on vacant lots, Wandling Cornet band picnic, contests won by Nathaniel Davies, and attendance by Lewin Bevan. Excursion and train details outline a day trip to Like Pointelly with round trip fares.
Grand jurors drawn for Week commence Monday include Josiah Potter Stephen Howard James Wells Horace Spafford Danial Davie Milton Birchard Patrick Kane and many others. A semi annual meeting of the Sullivan County Medical Society is set for Aug 7 at 10 o'clock and various social visits and local notices are recorded. The piece ends with an ad for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
The Great Bend blaze on Monday drew attention from residents, with about fifteen men roaming over to view the scene. Hiram Hibbard tumbled on a sidewalk last winter injuring his knee, which recently swelled. Company GN. G. P. added six new members Monday night. St. M. Bastwick went to the lake yesterday fishing, and Dr. C D Mackay was in town.
A parish parsonage meeting of the Epworth League cabinet occurred last evening. The town saw many farmers visiting, while Miss Eva Pratt of Scranton visits her aunt Mrs. M. E. Hedden. John Daunle resigns as clerk at Tarbell Horns. Deputy Postmaster Bostwink resumes duties. Tracy Sweet of Scranton visits family, and optician I. L. McKoenzie from Binghamton tours Montrose for eye fittings.
Evangelist L W Snead will lead Wednesday prayer at the Presbyterian church in Rev James W Willi ane Mra G 8 Maloney travels. Many visitors and illnesses are noted including Miss Margaret Monroe of Brook street and Miss Lillie McCullough of Philadelphia visiting relatives. A temperance society excursion is planned to Lite Ariel Aug 15, Epworth league to Glen Onoko Aug 22. Various residents visit, travel, or recover, with several names and addresses listed.
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