Bargains Ahead in Fall Trade Rush
Local merchants announce a space expansion to showcase Fall Trade and move Summer Goods. They urge customers to take advantage of new bargains as inventories clear before the season shift.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1894
Page
8
Fall Goods Arrive In Fresh Styles And Colors
Our Fall Goods arrive daily and include 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 economic limits.
Fashion Monthly Promotes Dry Goods House Efforts
The retailer states its Fashion Monthly showcases the latest fashions and invites readers to dress well and economically, noting it is the only dry goods house publishing such a periodical.
Gorman's Grand Depot Welcomes Dr El Breves in Scranton
Noted Philadelphia physician Dr El Breves has opened a permanent practice at 412 Spruce Street Scranton. He offers treatment for acute and chronic diseases in men women and children with a staff of assistants. Office hours include days and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. EL. Breves
Philadelphia
Pally
Eystene Academy prepares students in music art and typing
Eystone Academy Factoryville offers thorough courses in music and art with a Piel Class for best preparation. The Commercial Course covers typewriting and shorthand and positions are secured for graduates. Send for illustrated circular. Principal F M Loomis A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M
Loomis
A.M
Prinsipal
Silk Mill Rebuild Draws 100 Carpenters and Laborers
Hawley Dexter Lambert Co employs 100 carpenters masons and laborers to rebuild their silk mill destroyed by flames two weeks ago. Dr Reeves 412 Spruce St Scranton treats Tamora and Cancers. Leona Ellwanger departs Erie train for LouisvilleKy to settle. Rodmans tour South then Nashville Ph Pharmaceutical convention. Fifth Friday club meets at Wayne county hotel Aug 31. Wyoming Valley RR builds culm transfer line. Local trip to Honesdale Far View. Pump station set for NY, Erie and WV Railroad engines. A Vicker of Brown's Beehive Beranton departs for New York on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter, Lambert & Co
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Mies Leona Ellwanger
Mia
Carl Oberle
Erie
Louisville
James T. Rodman
South
Washington, D. C
Salisbury
N. C
Silver Hill
Nashville
Plam
Dunmore
M. W. Simmons
Wayne County
Tle and
Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Honesdale
Farview
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Miss A. Vicker
Brown
Beranton
New York City
Rival schemes threaten Pittston council seat and school probe
Longstanding power struggle erupts as Richard of Pittston faces plots by Richmond to oust him from the council presidency. The reformers draft new ordinances to remove leaders, while the Shiel inquiry at the school board escalates as Donnelly demands sworn affidavits and broad scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Pittston
Richmond
Fataa
Guiet
I Orinera
Reform Council
Sunday Leader
Shiel
M. N. Donnelly
Bryden
Donnelly
Tank
Furmon
Washington
Troy
Shiei
Tribune
Scranton Fire Department
Mungora
J. A. Touhill
Touhill
Tonhill
Pinwayivents Company
Ewen
Central
Rows & Co
Llewellyn
Yi Aa
Featnn Velitan
Pleasant Valley
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
For a quarter of a century Dr Kings New Discovery has been tested and millions attest to its curative powers in diseases of Threat, Cheat and sings. Each bottle is guaranteed to give relief or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Matthew Bro's Drug Store with large size at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Matthew Bro
Castoria Recalled in Rhyme as Baby to Grandmother
Poem echoes a familiar line about Castoria across generations from infancy to motherhood. It blends nostalgic tone with a repeated remedy phrase. The verse notes a child’s cry for Castoria and a mother’s gift to her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tok
Castoria
Mim
Archbald Notes on Social Calls Politics and Transit Debate
Archbald reports visits by Misa Nellie Curran and Miss Rusie Brennan with notes on Mary Aon's Moscow trip. Republican primaries elect Henry Myers P F Spellman and Frank Somers as delegates with hints of support for Scranton and Jones. Residents comment on drought, water distribution, Wayne Street turnout, and a heated council vote over a Lackawanna Transit franchise. call for repeal or burgess veto amid council criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie Curran
Avoca
Rusie Brennan
Philadelphia
Jennie Kearney
Laurel Street
Mias Mary Aon
Main Street
Moscow
Henry Myers
P. F. Spellman
Frank Somers
Mr. Scranton
Olyphant
Archhbald Water Co
Thomas Kelly
Mra M. Langan
Wayne Street
P. J. Hennigan
South Main Atrest
Edward Craig
East Side
Traction Company
Wayne Street Bridge
Blakely Borough
Star Chamber
Monroe, Laurel and Bridge
Lackawanna Valley Transit Company
Lackawanoa Transit Company
Carbondale Traction Company
Lackawanna Transit Company
Thoraday
Burgess Burke
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
Advertising of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims over fifty years of use by millions of mothers. It soothes, relieves wind colic, and diarrhea in children, and asks buyers to insist on the product from druggists worldwide. Price twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Local Notes From Carbondale and Nearby Towns
Carbondale residents report a quiet weekend with visits and travel. A Gowler and Bronson horse team was injured after an electric car collision on Belmont street Saturday morning. Clarence Walters, nephew of Mr and Mrs Walters, died, prompting a Sunday funeral. Elizabeth McNair visits John Harvey in Canaan street. The Mozart band hosts its annual picnic at Farview on Labor Day weekend. Effie Van Demark leaves for Millersville State Normal School. Hattie Phillips of Wilkes Barre visits Eiola Edwards on South Church street. W M Lathrope stays at Preston Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Loweley
Jobn Harvey
Canaan Street
Mozart
Farview
Effie van Demark
Waymart
Milleraville State Normal School
Hattie Phillips
Wilkes
Barre
Eiola Edwards
South Church Street
W. M. Lathrope
Preston Park
Moosic Notes On Visits And Births In Area
Mrs W F Waterman and children Clyde and Lena left for Herrickville Bradford county to visit friends for a few weeks. Dr Reeves of Scranton advertises kidney and bladder cures from 6am to 9pm. Mrs Nancy Howard of New Jersey visits Dr Wildrick. Rolland Bellis and wife welcome a son. Olive Pearl left for Stroudsburg to attend school. The remains of Dr Fragonia to be buried in Philadelphia today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Waterman
Clyde
Lena
Herrickville
Bradford County
Reeves
Sproge Street
Scranton
Nancy Howard
New Jeraey
Wildrick
Stroudaburg
Dr. Fragonia
Philadelphia
Temperance Reunion Planned at Mountain Park Next Friday
Forest City reports complete arrangements for the Eleven county temperance and prohibition reunion to be held at Mountain Park on Sept 7. Speakers include Hon Samuel Dickle LE J Wheeler editor of the Walos and OC L Hawley candidate for governor. The New York Ontario and Western railroad offers tickets at two cents per mile from points south of Hancock to Scranton for the regular NYO&W train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
Samuel Dickle
LE. J. Wheeler
Walos
L. Hawley
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Hancock
N. Y
Scranton
New York, Ontario and Western
Hancock at 6062. m. to Mountain Park special train
Hancock at 6062 m will connect with the Central Rail Road of New Jersey special train leaving Scranton for Mountain Park at 8 50 m. The fare from Scranton to Mountain Park and return is 70 cents. From all stations between Hancock and Scranton, two tents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Central Rai Ral
New Jersey
Scranton
Mountain Park
Murdered man John Cardish investigated by county detectives
Detectives with District Attorney Gorman and Constable P J Etrley probe Duryea after John Cardish dies in hospital from injuries linked to a possible onlooker attack at an Aug 18 saloon gathering. A stranger who watched Cardish and left with him is suspected of aiding the assault. Skull fracture points to foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cardiah
Scranton Tribune
Pirrston
Gorman
Whalen
P. J. Etrley
Duryea
John Cardish
Cardish
Baer
Cardisle
Cuardinh
Cardiah
Awbush
Wall
McFaden
Local Notes On Rail Staff And Community Events
Ralph Rymer returns from Utica after vacation work as extra station agent on the Ontario. John M. Lewis funeral held at Congregational church Saturday afternoon. Public schools reopen today. Richard Simone sails Wednesday on the White Star Majestic to England. Milk prices up due to drought, a penny per quart increase. C. D. Winter back from ten days at Dewantrove. Ontario and Western street poles hinder pedestrian traffic mid sidewalk. George S. Dann, Ontario and Western station agent, visits friends in Laone rne. Will Jenking of West Pittston visits parents in North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EL Foy
Scranton
Fiesbaugh
New York City
Ira Fiesbaugh
Weat Side
M. Barto
Philadelphia
Holland
Butler Street
Archie Howell
Buffalo
Libbie Hoyta
Carbondale
Stark
Atlantis City
F. H. Barker
William Borrows
Exeter Machine Works
Ransom King
Ulster
N. Y
Jay King
Par
Lena King
Bradford County
Main Street
G. C. Glick
Mexico
Sebastiana
Ralph Rymer
Ontario
Utica
John M. Lewis
Congregational Church
Richard Simone
White Star
Majestic
England
C. D
Dewantrove
Ontario and Western
George 5
Dann
Laonerne
Will Jenking
West Pittston
William Jenkins
North Main Street
Lantern parade lights dazzle as wheelmen contend with rough streets
In Honesdale a small group of wheelmen rode in lantern parade despite poor streets and stones making dodging difficult after dark. A Mozart band concert drew a large crowd in court house square as Miss Lizzie Ammerman visits Nellie Kimble. An October race meet at Maple City aims to beat the one mile record by a noted rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Mise
Lizzie Ammerman
Carbondale
Nellie Kimble
Maple City
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Spruce St
Eystone Academy
Factoryville, PA
Hawley
U.S
Cnat
Cures
M. Smith
Barnegat Bay
Mra
A. Brown
A. Wagner
Lake Winola
Moosic Lake
Kate McMillan
Grown
O. R. Wintore
Ben McMillan
Roy
J. W. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Adirondack
Solomon Dawes
Providence
D. E Barton
Dudley Street
Philip Davis
George Berlinghoff
Jacob Christe
Prom
Lou Bishop
Chestnut Hill
Grace Powell
George Kenny
Ocean Grote
Guertie Farber
Lake Ariss
Dr. Thomas
M. J. Fellowa
Burr Oak
St. Joseph Co
Mich
Forest City
Canada
C. Blankett Robinson
Burdock Blood Bitters
Jermyn
Hood
W. R. Young
Potter's Mills
W.R. Young
Potter's Mills, Pa
Aylesworth's
Wyoming Ave
Lacka. Avenue
Tse Bes
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