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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1896

Page

6

DOLLS AND HOLIDAY GOODS AT LUDWIGS FOUR-CENT STORE

A bustling holiday feature describes Ludwig's Four Cent Store at 310 Lackawanna Avenue with a busy second floor toy department. The article praises its vast stock, low prices, and efficient clerks while noting its growth from a curiosity to a staple of Scranton shopping. It highlights Santa Claus like appeal, window displays, and the store's reputation for value.

Ludwig Lackawanna Avenue Wate Scranton

Markets and Stocks Share Trading Quiet Ahead of President’s Message

Wall Street held operations as traders awaited details of the president’s message. General Electric rose 1 percent while Am Tobacco led declines with a 1 percent drop and Manhattan down 1.4 percent. Sugar and Grangers, including St Paul and Burlington, fell noticeably before a broad market drift lower. Total volume reached 203,000 shares as prices ended near day lows.

New York Stock Exchange Tobacco Manhattan General Electric St. Paul Burlington William Linn Allen & CO Mears

Buffalo Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices Dec 7

Buffalo New York market notes steady good to choice steers mostly 4 to 10 dollars. stockers and feeders strong with 10 dollars. veals dull. sheep and lambs dull and lower with native lambs around 1 to 6 dollars and mixed classes near 2.75 to 3.25. City market notes option off market balances and credits.

Buffalo N. Y

Chicago market summary shows mixed cattle and weak hogs

Receipts reach 17 000 head with steady chalve and lower uthera demand. Cattle include common to extra steers and stockers with bulls and calves noted. Texans and Hogs show 20 000 head with early weakness and later steadiness as packing weighs on prices. Wind shipping lots and assorted chalks noted.

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Sunday Christian services and local school notes in township

Mr. Robert Inglis of Yatesville visited his parents on North Main Street yesterday. The Owens children are recovering from illness. The Lackawanna Valley J O U A M linked church service featured Rev F A King on patriotism with songs by Dibble, McCloskey, and Watkins. Rev Morgan preached at Welsh and Calvary churches. The school board paid salaries and hired Evan G Watkins as night teacher. Schools to close Dec 2 and reopen Jan 4. Local mines workers will receive November earnings. Other visits noted include Mrs Martha Thomas, Mrs M J Lloyd, and Mr Edward James. The 2 year old Peter Ort was buried at Forest Home Cemetery. Taylor residents attended Mrs Trembul’s funeral in Green Ridge. Bible day observed at Calvary Baptist. Rev Morgan preached at Welsh Congregational Church. William Evans of Hyde Park visited his mother. Robert Inglis again visiting North Main Street on Saturday.

Robert Inglis Yatesville North Main Street William Th. Owens North Taylor Lackawanna Valley Commandery United American Mechanics Methodist Episcopal Church F. A. King Mr. King Charles Dibble Howard McCloskey Richard Watkins D. E. Morgan Welsh Congregational Church Evan G. Watkins Grove Street

Political Trand-book Second Annual in Northeastern Pa

The Tribune announces the second annual Political Trand-book a comprehensive 200 page volume of live local and general state information offered for sale in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Price four cents, orders now being taken for delivery starting January first, 1897.

the Tribune Pennsylvania

New York Produce Market Prices Report December

Prices for flour various milling grades and wheat futures show dull and steady trends. No. 2 white and mixed western offerings hold near firm levels amid soft spot cash terms and mixed dairy and meat yields across regional markets.

New York Minnesota City Chicago City Extra India Wac Ecortinent South America Stat Dairy Martie Ae Creamery Ielde Western Creamery Atte Pennsylvania Lee Houge Walge

Chicago Grain and Provision Market Snapshot

Chicago markets report futures lines for Wheat December through July and Corn December through May with mixed bids. Pork prices show December at 0.75 to 0.50 and May around 7.65 to 7.70, while notes on lard are incomplete.

Chicago

Drapery Silks and Wool Dress Goods on Sale

A local ad showcases evening silks and drapery fabrics in new effects priced from 4¼c to $1.59 a yard. It highlights black Moire, grogram, satin Duchess, and wool dress goods with significant reductions, plus hand-painted head-rests in satin and embroidered eveats priced from 50c to 1.75.

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Local Professional Listings and Attorneys in Scranton Area

A dense roster of professionals in Scranton including doctors, veterinarians, and a long list of attorneys. Also listed are architects, engineers, dentists, educators, and business services with offices on Spruce Street, Washington Avenue, Lackawanna Avenue, and adjacent streets. Includes contact details and office hours.

A. Trapold Wyoming Avenue Spruce Street Scranton Comegys Washington Ave W. E. Allen North Washington Avenue

Scranton Rail Timetable Details From Lackawanna Line

Scranton timetable from October 19 1894 outlines trains for New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South with express and accommodation services. It lists multiple routes including Buffalo Buffalo connections and connections at Northumberland Williamsport Harrisburg and Washington. Pocket time tables available at 828 Lackawanna avenue or depot ticket office.

Lack Western Scranton New York Easton Trenton Phil Binghamton Oswego Elmira Corting Hath Danaville Aunt Morrie Buffalo Weat Bath Nicholson Utica Richfield Springs Ithaca Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre Ernie Bloomsburg Dan«ville Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Nanticoke Plymouth M. la Smith City Lackawanna Avenue

Central Railroad Timetable for Anthracite Regions 1994

Trains from Scranton to Pittston Allentown Lebanon Harrisburg and Philadelphia listed with departure times 8.20 0.15 1.0 a m 12.45 2.05 6.15 a m and Sunday 9.00 and 6.24 p m. Express options to New York Newark with parlor car 12.45 and 3.06 p m. Returning trains from Philadelphia Readin Terminal 0.00 a m 2.00 and 4.30 p m. Lowest fares on advance application to ticket agents. J H Olhäuser Gen Supt

Lehigh Valley Scranton Philadelphia New York D. H.R Pittston Wilkes-Barre Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Pee A . Lo Rocheater Buttato Niagara Falls Chicago Gen. Pass Agt Bethlehem Lackawanna Avenue BRE Peer Wee Atlantic Allentown Aston Brazot Ocean Grove Phiadelphia Lowest Mitea Bit Station Den Pass J. H. Olhausen Delaware Hideon Tih Rio Albany Saratoga Montreal Doeton New England Pennsylvania Railroad Lehich Valle Folwelow Carbondale North von Wilkes-Barre South A. m D. W. Burdick Gq. PB Albay N.Y H. W. Cross

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