Ladies' Shirt Waists Display Draws Attention
A large assortment of Ladies' Waists is attracting attention. The garments are unsurpassed in quality and fit in variety of design in tasteful colorings in workmanship and finish in moderation of prices.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1894
Page
8
Tailor Made Suits From Renowned Custom Tailors
Advertises expert fashion tailoring offering access to proper styles cloths and shapes. Claims unmatched ability to obtain desired suit designs and fabrics for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom
Incredible Low Price for Goods at $1.19 Each
A shopper notes an astonishing deal as goods are offered at just $1.19 each, highlighting the remarkable value and accessibility of affordable items.
Venus Club to Meet Dirty Dozen in Morning Baseball Match
A nine oclock game on Simpson grounds features Venus against Dirty Dozen, both from Carbondale, with Van Dermark and Carpanter catching for Venus and Wagner and Cuase for Dirty Dozen. An interesting contest is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Grounds
Venus Club
Dirty Dozen
Batteries
van Dermark
Carpanter
Wagner
Cuase
Coaliers
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
George Mung
South Main Street
Franklin Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Charles Lee
Mozart Band
W. N. Davis
Robert Tully
Edwin Peters
W. R. Thomas
James Harvey
W. E. Thomas
Elmer Brokenshire
Louis Braner
Maplewood Cemetery
Christian Associaten
Lake Ariel
P.O. Kennedy
Second Presbyterian Church
Boyd Case
Waymart
Husbad
Order of Railway Conductors
New York City
J. Stephenson
Memorial Park
Modocs Beat Never Sweats In Exciting Brick Yard Game
In a lively Brick Yard Grounds match the Modocs of Taylor defeated the Never Sweats of South Side 13 to 8 with Flannery delivering standout pitching. About 2000 spectators witnessed the high scoring contest as Ed Hughes and Mamie Waters visited Katia Fenley and Miss Coyne hosted social plans at Fasshold's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Coyne
Port Griffith
Mamie Coyne
Murphy Stre
Fasshold’s
Ed Hughes
Mamie Waters
Pittston
Katia Fenley
Main Street
Brick Yard
Never Sweats
South Side
Modocs
Taylor
Flannery
Svore
W. G. Thoman
West Pittston
Greenwood Friends
Bucklow Arnica Salva Sale Exults Cures for Bruises
An 1830s advertisement proclaims Bucklow's Arnica Salva as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers and eruptions with a money back guarantee. It promises relief for piles and telegraphs a price of two shillings per box sold by Matthew Broa with testimonial claims and a note of Oct 21 183.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewa Broa
Pittston Notes on County Bill Dispute and Local Events
The Pittston Gazette protests the county bill of 300 for publishing the county statement arguing a lower sum is proper and criticizing the county controller for not approving higher charges. Memorial Day programs, high school graduations, a Luzerne Fair Association formation, railroad timetable changes, and various local incidents fill the remainder with notices of entertainments, injuries, and civic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Barre
Hart
Pitteton Gazette
Abednego Reese
Abedoego
Gazette
Reana
Ree
Harrisburg
Commissionera
W.L Hibbs
West Side
Ypmn
Isaac Lovell
Ciesesecee
Anna Jordan
Abbie Armstrong
Willie McKaig
Gertrude Thatcher
Tin Soldier
J. Cawley
N. Jones
B. Semnop
Willie Patterson
Thomas Curry
Helen Jones Chotte
Cece
Linde Siegfrind Keroen
Andrew Bryden
Mertram McDonald
Song of Battle Field
Dlarry Melirath Sulevtions
Stroudsburg Local Notes Add Mix Of Events
The Stroudsburg area reports a pistol accident with a man shooting his hand while clearing an old revolver. Posts at the Stroudsburg Post Office now dispatch a direct pouch to Philadelphia. Local trips include fishing on Hunter’s Range with a sizable catch. Several residents, including Mrs. Mary Drake, receive pensions. A wedding in Tobyhanna and a renewed mill issue at Kittatinny are noted. Community plans include a bicycle parade and a proposed Elmhurst board of trade with a meeting set for May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Baskirk
Main Straet
van Baskirk
Stroudsburg
Philadelphia
Delaware, Lackawanna
Seaator McPherson
George
Kittatinny
Gap
M. Savacool
Scranton
Robert Coolbaugh
Mart Smith
Milford
Frisdenburg
Mary A. Drake
Liyod VV
Cramer
Misa Alma Deroach
Tobyhanna
N. Turner
East Stroudsburg
Harrisburg
Monroe County
John B. Williams
North West Mutual Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Aaron Hoff
Danville
Addie Flory
Bangor
Mise Blancblugier
Ena
Miller
Wilkes-Barre & Tistern
Pocono
JERMYN GLEANINGS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL NOTES OF FUNERALS MEETINGS
Harry Povarid graduates with honors from Wyoming seminary after a period as a shorthand and bookkeeping student. The only son of William Clemon is buried at Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs. James G. Shepherd hosts a missionary tea on May 20. William Hunter Post and Oscar Smith Camp members attend St Marys Church for a fine sermon by Rev. Father Lynott. Eline Snyder, 85, dies in Scott township. Mr Soyer, longtime resident, leaves a wife and a large family. Funeral from Kouga Tuesday at 11 am with interment in Scott. Red Men's social Saturday night enjoyed by invitees. Scranton politicians address the William McKinley club. John Shay of Plymouth dies after a Mayfield car collision on the Carbondale line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Povarid
Wyoming Seminary
William Clemon
Rose Hill Cemetery
James G. Shepherd
William Hunter Post
Grand Army Republic
Oscar Smith
Sons of Veterans
St Mary's Catholic Church
Father Lynott
Eline Snyder
Scott Township
Soyer
Kouga
Depoait
N. Y
Red Men
Scranton
William McKinley Club
John Shay
Plymouth
Mayfield
Carbondale Electric Road
Pleasant evening party at Carmall Street home
A cordial social gathering was held at Abraham Margetson’s home on Carmall street Friday evening with games singing and refreshments. Attendees included Misses Barret Birkbeck Jones Palmer Cooper Morgans and others as well as A Margetson and Ed Wieland. Memorial Day to be observed in Vile place Newton. The O’Hara orchestra performed in Daryea on Thursday. Nellie Lanahan wife of Mick Lanahan died Saturday. Lov and the Rev M J Conway are noted residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanoa and
Western Railroa
Pittston
New York
Thomas Reed
David Powera
Harry Brimble
Cork Lang
Reed, Powers and Brimble
Journal
West Pittston
Cambro- American Society
Music Hall
Anna Axhorn
William Street
James McFerrich
Philadelphia
William Dolan
Franklin Street
Abraham Margetson
Carmall Street
Alice Barret
Mary Birkbeck
Portia
Isadore Jones
Hannah
Atta Palmer
Clara
Candelia Barret
Gortia Watkiss
Sarah A. Cooper
Maggie Gray
Mary Margetson
Daryea
Thoraday
Jon I O'Hara
P. Ketrick
Will Roberts
George O'Hara
George Conutteman
George E Hunter
Boj. Brice
William Moran
Pittsburg
Equire Cummings
Olyphant
Nellie
Mick Lanahan
Lov
M. J. Conway
Pines
Criticising a Young Lady Outrage Sparks Mock Advice
In a brisk exchange Charley and George mock a young woman as a "pretty girl" for a supposed fault. They discuss a dragon of blotches on his face, claim to have cured it with a supposed blood corrector, and reference the governor's rheumatism and athletic comeback while noting illicit drug sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
George
Wharley
Misa Danny
Loyal Knights plan parade and Hungarian celebration in Olyphant
Olyphant residents anticipate a Wednesday parade led by the Loyal Knights of America starting 1:30 from Odd Fellows hall, with many societies invited. The event will pass Union Cemetery then Lackawanna streets with Rev. Peter Roberts as speaker. Hungarian ceremonies on Willow Street will include church rededication and excursions. A dam flood at Olyphant Water Co. caused minor damage and an ice house washout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Knights of America
Union Cemetery
W. W. Waters
Lackawanna
Delaware and
Lackawannna
Peter Roberts
Willow Atraet
Forest City
John
Mary Fox
Frank Pickering
Peckville
Victor A. Vinal
Honesdale Dance Benefits Company E at Armory
About two hundred people attended a Friday armory dance for Company E with Metagar’s Orchestra and Mise Marie Mason of Scranton in charge of the kirmess. Prizes from the week’s kirmess sale were auctioned between dances, with several residents winning items. Street work continues on Mula Street while residents comment on local office candidates and Mel Jennie Schoonover rides a new bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company E
Metagar's
Orcheater
Mian
Lila A. Stewart
Kingston
N. Y
Mise Marie Mason
Scranton
Margaret Dolmetach
Antonette Dowland
Marietta Suckaye
Stella Wefferling
Harold van Keuren
Freaul Farnham
Charles Weston
Misa Bronacombe
Thomas Puller
F. 3. Whitney
T. Frank Ham
D.C. Osborne
CT. Brown
Fred M. Spencer
J. Kirk Rose
Haus Weston
Luterial
Tue Thipuxr
Honesdale
John Kohbach
Kohbach
Mira Jennie Schoonover
Krantz
Mula Street
Elmhurst News Briefs Highlight Local Roundup
Local items note grand juror from Lackawanna county, Snyder visiting from Stroudsburg State Normal, and Yeuwor’s building nearing occupancy. Kimburet boulevard work advances toward Nay Ang with planned completion. Community attends tri county Christian Endeavor in Scranton and hears Professor Dickie at Frothingham. Baseball interest rises as club forms. Butterfield Snyder Aquino visit Scranton. Rhodes heads Roaring Brook Turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 0. Clay
Lackawanna County Courta
W. ©. Snyder
Stroudsburg
Samuel Dickie
Frothingham
B. F. Butterfield
J. H. Snyder
Aquino
Scranton
Svat
J. M. Rhodes
Roaring Brook Turnpike Company
Bas
Castoria Brand Recalled in Reprint of Early Advert
The text recalls stories of Castoria given to a child from infancy through adulthood as a recurring remedy. It notes the product’s use by mothers and for children while hinting at the enduring cultural presence of the remedy in family care.
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Turkeyy
Ruth Smiles
Aunt Melisy
Queenie Hamlin Carnot
William Law Bowman
Dean Rovenkrance
Jimmy Brown
Fredl
Dakin Soing
Happy Birds
Burah Lockwood
Ceres Lin Connell
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Ceccsecenes
Francis Siegfried
Pittston High School
Jane
Erles B. Kreage
Carrie Siegfried
Delia O'Malley
Thomas FP. Redding
Mary A. Maloney
Ellen Moran
Christina M. Roff
Josephine Gilfenthar
George F. O
Luzerne Pair Association
A. O. Farnham
Joseph Langford
A. B. Brown
G. J. Llewellyn
M. L. Perrin
Josephoseph Langford
J. H. Andrews
Association
Wyoming Avenue
Boro
Exeter
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Ruilroad Company
Wyoming Valley
Mary Walsh
Niagara Fire Engines Company
Borough Council
Town Hall
Ferry Bridge
Elmhurst
Board of Trade
J. T. Keene
B. D. Cooper
Jermyn
Lackawanna Ave
Priceburg
Thomas
Hood
FT. Hood & Co
Lowell, Massi
Hethtolion
Mrs. L. Tinns
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Castoria
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