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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-05
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Qan0 : BarqainS.

Inter groBen 8ortbeilen oferire i'd
Sdnbereien, bic i6 pegen 6ppotbetems
i9ulben iibernebmen muBte. &!eine
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Jirma @b. Stebes & Ssbne,
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pat f4 baS Gleetric 8ttter8 ais uuibertref erpies
fen GS betptrs etne bauernbe etluns unb Der fred,
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90 Gents tn Der Sen aatSnip Dras 60.
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- Die fdwar3e pef bat in gofo.
bama bonn 5. Mai bis IL. SUM- 1851
9sbesfdle berbeigefubrt. Sn Der 5tabt
9onmuuia, uuweit Ootobama murben
1000 0dufer eineldi9ert unb sum
ueberflub wurben Ootobama mnb Sotio
nod bon etnem @rbbeben beimaefud3t,
pie es felt 1880 fein beftigereS unb
perberbenbringenberes sssebea bat.
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$500 nnb mebr oanernoen Ser
oienit pro Sag garantirea mir Ssbem,
Der eine Ngentur fiir uniere neuen Bill
ber iibernimmt. Nnfdnbige 9lrbeit
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Sie Uerbauung 5u bef6rbern, giebt es
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Gamilien befannten Or. Nuguf 46s
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berunter finb, obne Mppetit unb ents
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Diem gefpalten $4.25.
Suniet Wnob COMPANY.
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@roBe RreissRebuftionen in allen Sprten.
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Meue frans0iiide SacOnetts unb Muns, ees
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-29
LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
Almac6n de Novedades.
Mercado, Colon y Ca.

favor cda da mas crecent pbo vene dspensando
duehos pdnan medic ocaon de haee
accedores distinction.
Reinstaados c6modo elgane ben suado local
succession de don Ramon Rivera acaban de mportar de
Franeia Aknania EspaNa Lsgzatera, Aushiq,
oto mportan mercados de EUROPA " AMERICA espnddo
cuos de novedd fantasia de exquisite guso austados
exgen Ultima moda reazan precios competencia
entte muchos de difcil rnumeracion
Eegaa sombs sehoras omas los msmos capotas
todas caes medias caen de
6 ho de Eo eda cmsas bancas colores sehoras
pahueos de seda corbatas de eganes formas
fantasia guane milton paraguas ombrlas: abgo de
ana sed nurones de @ metal sehoas: camisetas cube
o de da tae nho perumera de las mas acred
taas Paris los soGtado povos SIMON tapetes
dc etpa
i'm escedo srdo de objetos popo rego esuches
arn6nca oyeros peumadoes pahueo
aeteras porta-cartas, para reuatos, g. g.
teas bancas de color de agodon de h
llama, seda, g.
fecha connu enovando surdo mensuamente
ofecer nuestros cene aculos empe Ultima
da de Paris Ponce, JUNO Io de ISos.
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|. BASSEDAS
AGHNCIA ESCOL-AR

Con prondo conocimento del pa donde he vdo argos AMOS
de uvenud la circunanc de
rd Barcelona donde mi mi famia es
dicones aender Mgar dig los eudiantes dede qu
buscar instruction secundara unversaa aqua cudad
On sd provincial meante m6coy acceptable estpendo anua
Me oezo los padres de amia deeen utizar mis-
vo ndran 6ven amigo que les Guide les observe
que les anime les acompahe socitud que les
Z afezca aenciones afectuosas del hogar domesico.
Los que queran mas ampos deae pueden pcdros
los enviars en- elSan Rond
Domclio 4I, 70 Il. BARCELONA.
6m Pedro, Febreo AZ de 1894
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~ anmos composition nuestos abonosAase Prospsc sobrs
convenencia de ayos Guanos ~ -.
Ada abono cuadro tamen sen peddos Dc
ado fosf6rco
Para culvos ea stados este Foneto plaoo o
mbian Aboaos Abrl
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-02
CarbOndale.

Last evening about O'clock occurred
the marriage of Miss Mary j. Thomas to
MIR. Thomas Lewis, both Of this city.
The bridesmaid was Miss Minnie Sim
merel aud the groom was attended by
Thomas j. Thomas, brother of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. L,
+. Jepson of the Baptist church. The
newly welded couple will at once COM
mence housekeeping in this city.
Frauk f. Dennis and family returned
yesterday afternoon from Ocean grove.
During the month of July twenty-eight
deaths occurred in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Carlson, of Hos
pital street are mourning the loss Of their
son, Frank, "A boy years old. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Interment will be made in st. Rose ceme.
terry. 1t was only last Friday when they
buried their son, Christian.
Miss Hattie Berry and Mabel Carr, of
Canaan street, are visiting friends in Port
Jervis.
Last evening in the association parors
occurred u meeting of the Ladies' AuXil-
iary of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, when subjects of much import
ance was discussed.
Mrs. T. F. Pierce, of Main street, left
} AOA q iLlShDh 'ioiV "ANh IL iOhuS
in Rhode Island.
Miss Katie Buckley has returned to her
home in Hyde Park after II pleasant visit
with Carbondale friends.
The funeral services over the remains of
Sister Mary Catharine, who died Mt St.
Rose convent on Monday, were held yes
terday morning at o'clock in the convent
chapel and the body inferred in the new
plot set aside for the sisters of this order
in st. Rose cemetery. Tue pail. bearers
were John Murrin, Hugh Powderly, John
P. Collins, Michael McCann. James Shan
non and B. A. Kelly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-02
Archibald.

Patrick Finnegan, an aged resident of
this borough, died at his home on Rock
terrace yesterday morning. Mr.. Finnegan
had been sick only since Sunday when he
was obliged to 90 to bed owing to severe
pain in his side The deceased was quiet
and industrious man who was esteemed
by everyone. He had lived in this bor-
ough for nearly forty years. He is sur.
viyed by his wife and two daughters, Miss
Maggie Fiunegan and Mrs. James Fitz-
patrick. His funeral takes place tomor-
row.
Mrs John Dean Of the East Side died
yesterday morning after brief illness.
She is survived by one son, Thomas Dean.
Mrs. Dean had lived here only few years.
The arrangements for her funeral have
not yet been completed.
John NJ. Daugher, the we'll known
merchant of Hill street, was among those
who went to Atlantic City yesterday.
The handsome residence of John j.
Kearney on South Laurel street, is rapidly
nearing completion. 1t will be an orna-
ment to that part of the town.
.he Serenade band gave an open air
concert at Moyles' hotel last evening. The
band will hold grand picnic at Sylvan
park on Aug. IS
Misses Mary and Julia Duffy, of Gene
terry street, are spending vacation with
friends in Thompson.
Many OF the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
William Deeche, of Gold Button, assembled
at their home on Friday evening, the occa-
sion being Mrs. Deeche's twenty second
birthday. The guests were very pleas.
antly entertained and ali praised the hos
pitality of their entertainers.
II
has been in Philadelphia for the past week
has returned home.
The excursion to Lake Ariel ON Aug. IA,
under the auspices of Archibald Hose com.
pany and the Scranton Press club will b.
great event and the indications are that
it will be attended by many from this vi.
cinity. The attractions offered to those
who 60 insure an enjoyable time to every
one,
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Olyphant.

Miss Mary Grimes, Of Scranton called
on her sister, Mrs. Joseph E. Kennedy.
yesterday.
Miss May Wahl has resigned her posi-.
tion as stenographer in the office Of Davis
& Haupt, architects, of Scranton.
A large crowd of young people from the
West Side went to Lake Winola yesterday
to make visit of two weeks.
Miss Parker, Of Hyde Park, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Louisa Davis, of Fourth
street.
Mrs. J. w. O'Brien and Mary Clancy at
tended Father Melley's excursion to Far,
view Monday
E. j. Burke, Of Green Ridge, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. James Feeley, OF Archibald, ia visit
lug her parents on Susquehanna street.
Miss Maud Kelley. left yesterday for a
few weeks visit at Lackawanna.
Editor Schumbehl, Of the Gazette, and
wife, are visiting the latter's parents IN
LIE Roy, N Y.
Owen James, of Green Ridge, is visiting
his father on the West Side.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-02
StrOudSburg.

q. Clauss. @. d. Arner, G. B. Bowman,
@. A. Hauk, formerly of the Yellow Jacket
quartette, OF Leighton, were in Strouds-
burg yesterday.
Miss Sadie Hauk, of Scranton, is visiting
Sheriff Kresge and wife.
T. d. Fenner, Of Allentown, is the guest
OF David Keller, Of Main street.
j. s. Staples, aged 81, employed in the
sash and blind factory Of William Wallace,
died Monday morning.
Mrs. e. W. Slack and Ida Slack. Of Tren-
ton, are being entertain ed by Mrs. NJ M.
Burnett. Of Center street.
Lewis SHUTTER, after spending week at
Scranton, returned home yesterday.
]. H. Shotwell, of East Stroudsburg, is
,pending a couple days in Scranton on
business.
C. D. McKelyey, general superintendent
New York, Susquehanna and Western
railroad and Wilkes Barre and Eastern
railroad, was In town yesterday.
Il. 3. Hibshman, member of the senior
class, Princeton seminary. arrived home
yesterday to spend week with his father,
Rsy. Mr.. Hibshman.
Harry Archibald, left yesterday for
Moscow.
The shower Saturday afternoon did
much damage throughout the county. es-
peeially In Smithfeld township.
Mics Edith Weidman, Of Easton, Is the
guest OF Loretta Snyder. Academy Hill.
Miss Mamie Dunn, Of East Stroudsburg,
70 In Scranton visiting friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-02
MinOOka.

One Of the most enjoyable and distin-
guished social affairs of the season was the
ice cream and cake lawn fete viii Ii was
| given by the members Of Branch No. 1874
Young Mems Institute, on Tuesday even
ing on the lawn adjoining their rooms. A
beautiful fountain stands in the center OF
the lawn, surrounded by u small basin OF
water. From the center OF that stood
perpendicular pole about fourteen feet
high, with double cross fixtures at the top
and beautifully decorated with fragrant
| flowers From the end Of each
cross were suspended Chinese lanterns
Of varied hues In the same manner
near one end of the lawn stood table
containing the numerous fruits which was
| draped with bunting and evergreens. The
whole was brilliantly illuminated with
| torches and gasoline gets and gave most
charming and fascinating appearance to
the scene. A bavy Of merry young maid
ems assisted in serving the menu and in
making the affair grand success. About
| twenty-five couple were present. They
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. 2. f.
O'Hara, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Egan, Mr. and
Mrs. p. j. Mulheirn, Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick
Mulderig, the Misses May King,
Maria Laffy, May Eagan, Kate
Hollern Ella Loughnev, May Ryan,
Anna Fitzhenry, Kate Connell,
Anna Covne, Winnie Joyce, Kate Joyce,
Elsie Kelly, Anna LanEau, Kate Barrett,
Anna Cusick, Mary Padden, Ella Ohara,
Anna Joyce, B. Beamish, Anna Beamish,
Julia Grimes, Maria Nallin, Celia Nallin,
Maggie McUrea, Susie Egan, Classy Shea,
| Messrs. NJ. II. McDonough, NJ. g. Cusick,
James Powell DAME Shea, G. W. Gala
CHER, John Egan, II. j. Casey, John Casey
| d. j. Quinn, John McCrea, Patrick Wal
lace james Nallin, Thomas Connell. j. B.
| UMalley, Andy O'Hara, Joseph Walsh,
Patrick Cawley William Kivlen, John
Joyce, Martin McCrea, John Langan.
Mahedy and Graham orchestra furnished
the music.
| Tuesday evening meeting was held at
No. 3 school by the citizens of Mlnooka to
take action to prevent the school board
carrying out its intention of erecting q
new school at Moosic. Martin McDon-
ough was appointed temporary chairman
and John Egaa secretary. A committee
on resolutions appointed to wait on the
directors and learn the result Of their
work and request their presence aud have
a report for the meeting which is to be
held tonight. At the same place a vote of
thanks was rendered THE TRIBUNE and
Times for the part they had taken in the
| matter
Miss Anna Connell and Celia Nallen left
for Atlantic City, N. j.. to spend two
weeks vacation
Mrs. Tom Burke. Of Cherry street. is re-
modelling her house with new coat of
paint
Mes.rs P F. Cussick and NJ. F. Judge,
who have been rusticating at Lake ARIEL
for the past week, will return home to-
day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-02
GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
MOntrOSe.

Hiram Hibbard has been obliged to stop
work on account OF badly swollen knee.
George Bo.twick, deputy past master,
and w. A Tittsworth, deputy prothono.
tary, were honorably discharged from
Company G. n. G. p, on Monday last.
TIE boys were Obliged to give it up on ac-
count of their duties in the Office.
l.. r. Herrlck, of Rush, will spend Sun
day next with his parents here.
Dr.. W. W. Smith attended the funeral
of his brother in the South.
Rob BeeOe, clerk at II. p. Reads, is
spending two weeks vacation ut Bing-
bamton, Heart Lake and other places. Mr..
Read gives each Of his clerks two weeks
vacation each year and pays them full
wages during the time.
A young deputy recorder has come to
live with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ellsworth.
A letter from W. A. Noble, who Is a
missionary in Korea, state. that the pub.
lished accounts Of the war in that cOun.
try Is greatly exaggerated, and also says
that the Americans in Seoul are perfectly
safe.
A. N. Millard, who was so seriously in
jured Il few days ago, is improving as fast
as can be expected.
DR.. H. H. Jessup. of Syria, who is visit
Ing his father here, is expected to occupy
the pulpit OF the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. The pastor, Rev. A. L. BENTON,
has gone on his annual vacation to North
field, Mass. Mrs. Benton accompanied him.
John j. Burns, the shoe dealer of Bing-
hnmton, was in town this week. He re-
ports business dull in the Parlor City.
st. Pauls Episcopal Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Heart lake yester-
day. The train left Montrose at 9. .45 am,
returning to Montrose at 5.45 pm.
Attorneys L. P. Wedeman, Of Forest
City, and H. o. Watrous Of Carbondale,
have been attending court here this week :.
A game of ball was played here on Tues
day between Montrose and LeRaysville,
resulting in score OF II to IL In favor of
LeRaysville. The Montrose boys say the
umpire did it. Our boys seem to have lost
their nerve. The first of the season they
played good ball and were successful in
nearly every game played, but the tables
seem now to be turned.
The armory was filed with people last
night to listen to DR.. Logan's lecture on
Gettysburg. Every one was pleased. and
the members Of Company q know good
deal more about the place they are soon to
visit than they did.
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Misses Kane and Walsh, of South Scran
ton. are visiting friends here.
P. j. Gilboy spent Monday at Priceburg.
Sheriff Langa was at Scranton yester.
day on business.
Martin Foley after spending several
days with friends here, has returned to his
home at Scranton.
Miss Fannie Webber, the popular post
mistress, will leave today on two weeks
trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City
The merry go.round came to town last
evening and Is located on Main street.
Dan Richards has carbuncle on his
arm.
Miss Snow. OF Taylor, was the guest oil
friends in town last evening
Misses Walsh and Mackin have returned
to their home in West Pitt,ton, after
pleasant visit to Mrs. Thomas Keating.
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Benjamin Lawrence visited his grandpa
rents in Conkln the first of the week.
9. j. Langley, wife and mother are Wis
ing friends In Montrose.
Mrs. james Davis, who has been visit
ing friends iu Union, has returned home.
Mrs. Edward Boyle, Of New Milford,
was calling on friends in town yesterday
Frank Carlton. OF Scranton, who has
been visiting at the home OF George VIII.
colt on Chase avenue, has returned home
William Sullivan is doing jury duty in
Montrose.