Ladies' Seamless Black Hose Now On Sale
Advertising note states ladies' black seamless hose available in all sizes at 11 1-2 cents, previously 20 cents, signaling a discount.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1895
Page
8
Advertising note states ladies' black seamless hose available in all sizes at 11 1-2 cents, previously 20 cents, signaling a discount.
New York June 16 balloon stocks show broad activity with 902000 shares traded. Missouri Pacific leads gains to 2% as market reflects refunding of floating debt. Southwestern issues rise on harvest hopes and rail stocks edge higher amid coalers and Pitfalls.
The report lists mixed cattle and hog receipts with price ranges from common to prime grades. cattle firming, heavy steers around 5,200 dollars, hogs mixed but overall higher earlier then weaker at times. sheep and lambs showing dull to firm trade with clipping values. silver market in New York and London steady with a small decline. other city quotes indicate Pittsburg and Chicago activity with varied closings.
Two religious events of interest will take place Thursday as Rev G G Lucas receives a doctor of divinity from Catholic University in Washington. Also John Loughran, Archbald native and St Mary's seminary graduate, will be ordained in Baltimore. Mrs. Michael Boland, longtime resident, dies at 58 with funeral in St Thomas' church. Willie Desmond injured by a falling chain at Archbald Water Company reservoir. Presbyterian Ladies Aid hold a lawn social in front of the church Thursday evening.
George James of Carbondale died Sunday leaving his parents in Honesdale. Miss C Louise Hardenburgh returned from Lynchburg Va where she taught music in a seminary. Rev Mr Mille preached at the Presbyterian church. Many boats in the Delaware and Hudson basin reported slow arrivals. Thomas B Clark won a diamond bracelet in a Clark & Co sale. Sarah Sly visited Scranton friends and returned home. Horace Collum and Patrick Dunnigan rode 100 miles to Port Jervis and back with other wheelmen touring Lackawaxen and Lake Artel.
Distressing kidney and bladder pain relieved in six to eight hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. It eases urinary pain backache and promotes rapid relief for both men and women. Sold by C M Harris druggist 125 Penn avenue Scranton Pa.
In Peckville on Sunday voters witnessed a lively scene as George Newton won the post of treasurer for the Blakely school board at last Saturday’s meeting. Mrs. D F Stearns of Providence was among the many visitors noted in town. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting at the Baptist church next Thursday afternoon. Ida Walker of Port Jervis is visiting her son at George Tuthill’s residence, and Oriental Star lodge Masons hold their regular meeting tonight with Mr and Mrs Hiram Hinch of Way attending.
Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Windsor Foster and other Scranton residents. An excursion to Mountain Park is planned for next Saturday with a train leaving Ontario depot at 7 05, adults one dollar and children free. The Epworth league convention met in Daleville, and Moscow attendees are listed. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised as teething remedy.
Contractor F. H. Johnston leases L Crooks planing mill on Main Street. The Junior Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of the Baptist church will host an entertainment in the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association hall on Tuesday evening June 21. Borough council met on Saturday evening June 15. Cards announce the upcoming marriage of Miss Travis to Mr. Richard Hill of Binghamton, ceremony here Thursday evening June 27. Mrs. L G Simmons was at Binghamton on Friday. Printing services offered by The Tribune office for groceries circula r, circulars, cards, booklets, and letter heads.
An 19th century medical ad argues nervousness results from impure blood. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, cures diseases like scrofula and rheumatism, and removes nervous symptoms by cleansing the blood rather than quieting nerves with narcotics. It warns against narcotics and touts a direct health path.
Mrs Annie Krueger of Drinkertreet Dunmore reports a dramatic recovery after Magnetic Physician Dr F B Smith and staff visited her home The patient says she was bedridden for two years with severe joint pain and disability She credits magnetic treatment with enabling her to walk again and urges others to seek free consultations from 8 am to 9 pm daily
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