Seasonal Dress Goods Bargains Cut Stock Now
In the Dress Goods Department reductions aim to clear stock regardless of cost. Take immediate advantage of these rare bargains before they vanish. Procrastination ends savings here.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1894
Page
8
In the Dress Goods Department reductions aim to clear stock regardless of cost. Take immediate advantage of these rare bargains before they vanish. Procrastination ends savings here.
A public notice urges disclosure of the investigation into a paying contract after a council vote approved $229.80 in bills for Attorney Fuller, Stenographer Cohen, Notary Stark, and Constable Bennett who presided. Snow storms cripple trains and electric lines, with multiple riders stranded and services delayed. Local merchants and residents report market activity, a building sale, a failed stage appearance, and funeral services for Henry Conway.
Funeral services for the late Thomas Birkett will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at his Copeland avenue residence. The report notes other local movements including Mr. and Mrs. Hammerle returning to Wilkes-Barre and Emma Lockard wedding details in Elmira. A winter storm caused canal overflow and flooding on River Street halting transit.
The Presbyterian church on Main street drew a full house for the cantata Santa Claus. The bow and costume work by Mrs William Law and Miss Marie Cranston earned praise as the audience enjoyed a one hour program followed by candy nuts and oranges for Sabbath school members.
Priceburg resident George Brownell suffered burns in a gas explosion at Jermyn's on Christmas night. Scranton visitor James Croghan was in town midweek. St Thomas church fair runs all week to raise funds, with a gold watch to be raffled by St Thomas parish. Starr's colliery shut yesterday due to snow. William Kennedy plans a skating match with Michael Donnelly. Mystic Cure advertised as a rheumatoid and neuralgia treatment promising rapid relief with 7 cent price.
A Pacific Northwest revival among Shaker Indians is noted as John Slocum founded a distinct sect after a revitalizing near death. The faith rebukes tobacco and alcohol and uses dramatic ceremonies to cleanse new members, spreading among Chehalis county tribes.
A satirical list enumerates traits deemed essential for success in theater. It covers physical presence, voice, emotional distance, magnetism, speech, education, economy in dress, distance effects, business sense, industry, ambition, resilience, and appetite for criticism. It notes purity of speech, elocution, memory, luck, quick study, talent, and advertising savvy.
The Blaine family grave stands with a plain footstone under an oak tree struck by lightning at Oak Hill. Mr Blaine requested the tree not be disturbed and rejected costly mausoleums. Mrs Beale, his youngest child, visits from Washington weekly, returning after her spring marriage. Flowers and memories persist around the mound despite minimal markers.
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