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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1895

Page

2

Reception and varied program at Pittston Y M C A tonight

The Pittston Y M C A hosts a reception with a long literary and musical program led by local talents including Minnie Kyte Lizzie Conrad and John Howell Farrer. Other items note burglar attempts, elocution honors, council actions, and local injuries and arrivals.

Rheumatism Plaguing Many Seek Kennedy Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for rheumatism caused by impure blood and acid buildup. It cites Mrs. M. Hin of Galeton Pa reporting relief after three bottles and claims the tonic cures chronic, acute, and inflammatory rheumatism and related digestive and liver issues.

David Kennedy M. Hin Galeton

Local Notes and Obituaries from Factoryville

Sunday visits and family news from Factoryville and nearby towns. Wendell Phillips died of typhoid pneumonia at his father Elias Aton’s home in Carpenter Hollow. funeral at First Baptist Church tomorrow. Miss Jennie Gardner returns from Scranton. Easter program planned with Dr Manchester directing a double choir.

Frank Okell Sonanton C. C. Gardner George Stanton Tunkhannock Wendell Phillips Elias Aton Carpenter Hollow Mr. Phillips Pheola Aton First Baptist Church Jennie Gardner Scranton W. N. Manchester Sadie Clark Walter Browning Mr. Browning Baxter Miller Kingston Lesher Benton Street Charles Capwell Nicholson Township Mr. Wall Brooklyn Capwell

Local Notes on Residents and Spring Happenings

Miss Leah Pardee of Dalton opens a millinery shop in town as over town now has three milliner stores. Mrs Charles Chirk and Mrs Peter Baker listed as ill or confined to their rooms. Harry Culp moves to Wyoming and Mr Sherwood relocates to Mill City. The Brownies performance at the Fothingham closes the evening. Spring arrives with birds and frogs singing, peep frogs heard again.

Jille Fothingham Leah Pardee Dalton Over Town Harry Culp Wyoming Mr. Sherwood Mill City Mr. Fields Brom House Charles Chirk Peter Baker

DUNMORE Local Notices and Social Happenings

W F Burley will leave for Boston for a new position in a few days. Pp W Taylor spent Sunday in Moscow. Thomas Dougherty to open a new hotel on Drinker street this morning. Episcopal church meetings and Epworth league events planned for this week. St Marys mission closed after Father Splinter sermon. Young Men's Institute met last evening. Mrs David Smith ill. Mrs Andrew Smith opens a bakery on Elm street. John F Reilly dangerously ill. Borough council to meet this evening. Marriage banns published for John McAndrews and Lizzie Brennan. Mrs William Johnson convalescent. Dr P J McAndrew visiting Hawley. Richard O’Hara returns from Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Coal employes to be paid today. Advertising note for Swayne s Ointment claims cures for skin diseases.

W. F. Burley Boston W. Taylor Moscow Thomas Dougherty Drinker Street The Methodist Episcopal Church A. H. Snyder Pine Street Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor of the Bapthet Epworth League Stephen Richards St. Mary's Church Father Splinter Young Men's Institute Bert Shaffer Carbondale Lizzie Brennan Bunker Hill William Johnson P. J. McAndrew i Hawley Lynn Frank Manley Richard O'Hara Philadelphia Patrick Fingstreet Pennsylvania Coal Company

Mine Fire Near Summit Hill Nears Extinguishment After Thirty Years

A long running mine fire at No 3 tunnel Summit Hill owned by Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation and run by Daniel Shepp is close to being put out. Workers have been battling the blaze for two weeks, streams of water are aimed at the fire, and progress is steady though not yet complete.

No. 3 Tunnel Summit Hill Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation Company Daniel Shepp Lehigh Valley Railroad London Reading Tta

CUTICURA Remedies and Soap Promote Pure Skin Care

The advertisement touts CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA Soap as highly effective purifiers and beautifiers for skin scalp and air. It claims the remedies are pure and delicate and appeal to refined communities across regions.

Stocks and Bonds Market Movements In New York Report

New York stocks opened regular with rail issues showing strength while industrials fell. A raid on anthracite coalers sparked sharp losses amid rumors of worsening coal conditions and avoided arbitration, then prices recovered as sales agents pushed values. The close saw a firm tone with light gains in active stocks and total volume around 167,000 shares.

New York Tribune G. du B. Dimmick William Linn Allen & Co Bpruce Street Scranton

New York Produce Market Fluctuates Across Grains and Meats

April 8 market report shows flour and wheat prices easing for low grades while refined products hold. corn oats and oats futures steady to dull. Beef and pork markets mix, with beef firm on higher cuts and lard and butter softening. cheese and eggs show varied regional quotes amid overall activity.

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Buffalo Cattle Market Receipts and Prices

Buffalo market reports 3,000 cattle received with 2,000 on sale. Prices range from light to good with prime fat heifers at 4.50 to 5.00, mixed cows 3.60 to 4.25, oxen 6.00 to 6.25, hogs 5.16 to 5.25, lambs 5.85 to 5.00, good to prime ewes and wethers 4.76 to 5.00, market dull and overall activity weak.

Buffalo

Chicago Cattle Market Receipts Report April

Chicago cattle and sheep market receipts show a steady to firm trend with varying price ranges. Cattle totals approach 11,000 head with different classes from common to extra steers and stockers, while calves and cows also feature in the mix. hogs and sheep receipts accompany the day’s market activity.

Chicago Revelpta

Philadelphia Tallow Market Report Quiet and Mixed Prices

The Philadelphia tallow market shows dull and unsettled tone with quotes for city prime birds and country prime in barrels 44c and 44v, cakes 4%c, grease variant not clearly stated, indicating uncertain demand and limited trading activity.

Philadelphia

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief

Morton L Hill of Lebanon Ind reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, swollen body and face, bedridden six weeks with eight doctors failed before Mystic Cure for Rheumatism offered immediate relief and allowed walking in three days. Sold by Carl Lorenz Druggist Scranton.

Morton L. Hill Labanon Ind Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Rooms and houses for rent in Scranton area listing

Classified rental notes advertise vacant rooms furnished and unfurnished, six room houses, a large Franklin avenue building for wholesale or business use, and several stores on Main and Lackawanna avenues. Address inquiries to various agents including Carson Davies and Thomas Evans. Also real estate listings for Elk Lake summer home and a second hand elevator sale.

Main Street Taylor T. L. Jones Davidow Brow Lacka. Avenue Franklin Avenue P.O. Boxie Carson & Davies Scranton West Lackawanna Avenue Addram Thomas E. Evans Luzerne Hyde Park Jermyn Wyoming Avenue Horace Stafford Elk Lake Susquehanna County Courtright Montrose John F. Dean Jefferson Avenue Htm Ata O. Chapalan Clark Lackawanna Co

Scranton Wholesale Fruits and Produce Prices Fragment

Fragmentary wholesale price list from Scranton listing dried apples sage evaporated apples Californian prunes and many staples with prices per pound per bushel per box. Includes meats lard flour feed grain and miscellaneous items with scattered figures and vendor notes.

Scranton California Minnesota Ohio Indiana Graham

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