Bargains Ahead as Fall Trade Swaps Summer Stock
We announce space for a Fall Trade and the clearance of Summer goods. Our aim is to share the good deals with friends and make room for new seasonal stock.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1894
Page
4
Fall Goods Arriving Daily in Finest Designs
Our Fall selection features kid gloves in new shades and lengths, corsets in all sizes, laces, dress trimmings, umbrellas, hosiery, and more. Every department offers style and elegance with values beyond the wildest dreams of the economical shopper.
Fashions in Our Monthly Highlight Economic Dress Tips
The advertisement notes that the Fashion Monthly illustrates the latest styles from a unique dry goods house. It invites readers to read for guidance on dressing well and economically.
Gormans Dr E L Reeves Now Located In Scranton
Dr E L Reeves a Philadelphia physician surgeon now permanently at 412 Spruce Street Scranton offers treatment for adults and chronic diseases of men women and children. with 37 years practice he claims expertise across nervous system eye ear nose throat dyspepsia rheumatism vitality and female weaknesses among others free consultation and examination offered with specific office hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Reeves
Philadelphia
Local Happenings and Social Notes in Peckville Area
Peckville and nearby residents are mentioned: Mrs Albert Friebse returned from England. Mrs A B Ayres came home to Morristown N J. Mrs A A Swingle is rusticating at Maplewood Ia. Dennla and Edith Woodbridge visited Carbondale relatives. Lake Ariel excursion drew about 500 attendees with seven cars on the special train. Misses Ella and Katie Ritter of Philadelphia stayed with Mrs Henry Chapman in Bell Place. Dr Reeves at 412 Spruce Ar, Scranton, treats lung troubles 9 am to 9 pm. Delegates for the Republican Convention are named: James W Smith Wright Brown Edward Craig Phile Mons Snedioor and C Doud. John Gonedale ill with typhoid fever. Miss Nellie Glanville returned to Nanticoke after visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Friebse
England
Lake Ariel
Excuraioniste
Delaware and Actaon
Mistos Ella
Katie Ritter
Philadelphia
Mra Henry Chapman
Bell Place
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Ar
Scranton
James W. Smith
Wright Brown
Edward Craig
Phile- Mons Snedioor
C. & Doud
John Gonedale
Williams
Tareday
Mansfield
Nellie Glanville
Nanticoke
Electric Bitters Headache Remedy Ad
Remedy for all forms of headache. Electric Bitters proves a permanent cure for habitual sick headaches. Also aids habitual constipation by toning the bowels. Try it once. Large bottles fifty cents. One Brow, drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ague
Rayway
Radway
Iners
Local notices mix politics and town life in Lackawanna area
The piece notes Neil Coollean and James R. Eaton pursuing party nominations, Andrew Carroll seeking a Democrat auditor bid, and broad civic activity in the second ward. It reports a transit line change near Moyle's, a new Wayne street branch, a St Thomas bagar planned, and a rugburning fire on the river bank by Caffrey's hotel. It also mentions social calls, Burns, and health updates for Dr Mackey and F A Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Neil Coollean
James R. Eaton
Andrew Carroll
Thomas P. Moran
Rock Terraces
Buffalo
Niigara
Sonaree
Wayne Street Bridge
Plane C
Blakely Borough
Moyle’s
Blakely
Mra. Mitchell
Mra Stephens
Dunmore
Thoreday
St. Thomas
Father Comerford
Caffrey
Grand opera house season attractions listed for upcoming shows
Complete lineup of performances at the Grand opera house includes Spider and Fly on Sept 1, J B Mucker in Sids Show on Sept 11, Breezy Time on Sept 12, Loder in Qo What Night on Sept 17, In the Name of Czar on Sept 25, Wife for a Wife on Sept 98, The Burglar on Sept 20, plus further acts through November and December. Also notes Reverend M G Evans to preach at the Crozier Theological Seminary and local community news on residents and the Mozart band schedule disrupted by Opera House bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G Evans
Crozier Theological Seminary
Baptist Church
Grand Opera House
Spider and Fly
J. B. Mucker
Charles A. Loder
Czar
John I. Sullivan
Barry O'Neill
Geo. Dison
Joseph Dowling
Elmer Vance
Guallay Slaya
Europe
Morrison
Gus Williams
James O'Neill
Robin Hood
Chinatown
Dorsler
George J. Banton
Afton
N. Y
Chester Wright
Archbald Street
Robert Marehall
Faatorvville
Mozart
Honesdale
Opera House
Social Roundup Reflects Visitors and Services Across Waverly
Waverly notes list residents and guests including Florence Auisbry of Plains, the Bliss and Staley households hosting visitors, Joan Wahl and Ida Walter from Scranton, and Fred Mumford of New York returning to relatives. Clergy Rev John Winthrop and Rev F H Parson scheduled services, while T W Graham from Denver visits A B Winchell family. Barber Martin Bold advertises services near the post office as townsfolk visit Scranton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Auisbry
Plains
M. W. Bliss
William Staley
Pitts
A. M. Coon
Joan Wahl
Ida Walter
Scranton
Martin Bold
Tuesaday
Fred Mumford
New York City
Misa P. D Relph
C. BE. Mahoney
F. H Parson
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Bennen Browe
The
Baptist Church
T. W. Graham
Denver
Col
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Advertises for Women
An advertisement promotes Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a tonic for women feeling weak tired run down and underweight. It claims to revive flesh plumpness regulate ailments of womanhood improve digestion enrich blood and lasting strength. Sold by Matthews Bros Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Matthews Bros
Scranton
Scranton Local Notes Highlight Travels and Mishaps
Scranton residents enjoy family visits and trips to New Jersey and New York City. A severe accident injures William Austin while chopping firewood. Dalton school to open with Professor Green as principal and other locals plan the school term and travels.
Local residents note visits and upcoming school opening
Mias Nell Ssandera of Weat Pittston hosted by Misa Jennie Drake while Charles Drake leaves for West Point. Mrs Nettie Lamont and Manistre Edsall visit Scranton. Rogere of Omaha visits. Old Forge schools set to open Sept 3. Carrie Brodhead returns from Montrose. Lickawanna prepares for game as Peter Richards, manager. Public meeting votes to sue Watres Amuerman and P Page over road damages. District four delegates contest underway with four aspirants. Mrs George K Drake sr and Mrs T J Stewart visit Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Nell Ssandera
Weat Pittston
Misa
Jennie Drake
Charles Drake
West Point
Military Academy
Nettie Lamont
Manistre Edsall
Scranton
Thuralay
Rogere
Omaha
Neb
Old Forge Township
Misa Carrie Brodhead
Montrose
Lickawanna
Peter Richards
Edward Fowler
Sive Knons
E. House
Touraday
Caupervisors and Citizens’ Committee
Mesers, Watres
Amuerman
P. Page
Old Forge
Blood Corrector Offers Cure for Rash and Rheuma
Charley explains a remedy named P.P.P. I to clear blood eruptions and rheumatism, claiming quick results. He notes Miss Daisy would thank anyone who provides a pointer after trying the treatment sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Charley
George
P.P. P
Dees
Cleir
Daisy
Local Visitors Stop Through Town and Surroundings
Hallstead and Brooklyn residents including Mrs N L Moat Blanche Mond May Gardner Big Girdner New Arthur Mual and Hattie Lawrences visit Charles Lawrence on Main arrest. Mrs Charles Abero visits Parlor City yesterday. Miss Alias Waterman returns home from Suquehanna area. Elin Sullivan of Scranton visits town. Mr and Mrs Giles Carpenter back from camp meeting at Dimock. Mrs Henry Millar and daughter Roth visit Norwtcn. Belle DuBois visits BelPaire. Rose Dayton visits Souke Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Moat
Blanche Mond
May Gardner
Big Girdner
Newall
Arthur Mual
Brooklyn
Hattie Lawrences
Bington
Charles Lawrence
Charles Abero
Miss Alias Waterman
Frienie
Suquehanna
F. T. Boland
Albany
Local Social News From Wyoming Community
Miss Ligzio Hamios of Wilkes Barre visited Miss Liydw Mee Bill this week as did Burt of Averly New York and Mrs Eliis Casternu of Wear Pitetor. Mrs W A Beecher returned from Argos New York and Wyoming Prelude choir planned a service with Lord's Supper and new members after the morning sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligzio Hamios
Wilkes- Barre
Bill
Burt
Averly
No Y
Eliis Casternu
Wear Pitetor
W. A. Beecher
Argos N. Y
Wyoming
Honesdale Residents Update and Local Water Troubles
In Honesdale the Tisbote family returns to Uppr Bist street while Mrs Nelle H Ray travels from Pitwharg to home. The Bachange club hosts a reception for members and friends next Monday evening. Low water cuts daytime supply and risks canal boating disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Tisbote
Steve
Honesdale
Uppr Bist Street
Bachange Club
Tle
Nelle H. Ray
Pitwharg
Minooka News Highlights From Green Ridge to Moose Township
Miss Dela Connelly hosts visitors from Hyde Park with a lively surprise party at Miss May King’s home in Minooka. P J Kelly and sister attend a society event in Olyphant. Scranton and Pittston Traction expands Greenwood line toward Pittston. Edward Joyce funeral held in Minooka cemetery. St Josephs choir resumes rehearsals after vacation. Republican caucus set for Passhold’s jail to choose a delegate for September county convention. Citizens demand court action to halt Moose school erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mamie Bigien
Green Ridge
P. J. Kelly
Sarah
Mainstreet
Olyphant
Scranton and
Pittston Traction Company
Greenwood
Pittston
Edward Joyce
Minooka
Aoua Burke
Stafford Street
St. Joseph's Choir
Republican Caucus
Passhold
Moose
The Lost Art of Embalming Discovered by Odd West Virginia Farmer
An elderly farmer Grahitin J. Winrick in a log cabin near Phillips, West Virginia, claims to perfect an embalming process preserving bodies and animals without decay. He has tested on human corpses with authorities’ permission and keeps lifelike specimens, drawing both fear and fascination from locals and scholars who doubt his method. The Royal Scientific Association of France has certified him as an honorary member with a life gold medal. A separate Washington Post dispatch recalls a Greely relief expedition dinner tale of resilience and humor among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipps
W. Va
Grahitin J. Winrick
Hamelek
State Hospital
Umrick
Pst
Royal Scientific Association of France
Washington Post
Greely
John Law
Wombun
Remarkable Organs Showcased in Old Ledger Snippet
The fragment shows two speakers, Rob and Richard, describing rare organs. Rob notes a private gentleman owner and about a hundred stops while Richard mentions a widow owner with a tongue and no stops. The text reflects antique phrasing and incomplete lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Richard
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