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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1895
Page
8
Special prices and extraordinary inducements on ladies muslin underwear. Prevailing rates shown across multiple price points including 20.5 40e 45c 50c 7de Sde $1.00 and $1.25. Various cents and decimal contractions listed for quick reference.
A brief note emphasizes high quality materials and skilled local workmanship offered by the business, signaling commitment to durable products and prompt service. It frames the company as a trusted source for residential and commercial projects in the region.
In Hallstead Mrs A Mericle's mother is seriously ill in Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Dell Dennis visit Susquehanna. Henry Mericle plans to move from the Hoss block to a farm on New Milford road. Brooklyn Mr Tiffany visits nephew L S Tiffany in Main Street. Objections arise from interested parties to teamsters crossing the river by ferry instead of the bridge to avoid tolls.
Harry Lackey promotes New York cigar house trade. Dr HL McKown, from Pitts ton, registered as a physician in Wilkes-Barre, will not leave hospital. Colonel Grover’s America shown at Meshoppen for Chaplain Roberts Post benefit. Township votes discuss dividing Monroe. Nicholson resists. Miles reports manganese bed in county from dead fisherman. Margott and Florence of Lynn visiting Montana relatives. Lehigh Valley plans to stock waters with game fish. Groundhog day omen. weather likely. Anton Sopgen and Josephine Kovesper wed at Catholic church. Dietrich works in Scranton tombstones. Miss Mullie Weston heads to Mansfield for music. Republican gains praised. Jorden and Codding named for Congress. Rodney J. Hard sought for notary. Streeter named assessor candidate. Social visit at Rev Wels home. LaGrange school directors election Feb 16. separate ballot system. Charlies Be urgent purchases shell on Harrison Street. Attorney Maxey in town. Mrs Baldwin and Benders visit. Mrs Winslow’s Syrup extolled. Blast explosion allows return to work soon. John Coyne from Chicago visiting cousin. Mamie Coyne substitutes at Continental school. Mike Jenne Loughney wishes for quiet day in Carbondale.
Minooka figures Martin McDonough John Fiyne and Patrick Joyce are named for July service roles. John Loughran pastor of St. Josephs church plans to arrange a choir seigh ride. Patrick Gallagher of Stafford street was injured recently by the promo.
Frank Winter and Richiard Gendt of Wyoming seminary spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs Grace Welser Davis will stay until Wednesday night due to revival services at the Methodist church. Over 200 have been converted as meetings continue amid heavy sleighing. Local officials and directors listed for school posts include Corwell David Phillips and Michael Mulherin, with others named in transit of notices. The Sacred Heart church draws many visitors while entertainments draw praise. A tax collector from Hyde Park was arrested on a drive for taxes, and Joseph Wheeler is appointed Assistant to Station Agent Waters of the Ontarlo and Western.
L D Meyers moved from Debruce Sullivan county to Forest City. A fifth daughter of Andrew Morgan broke her arm after a fall on Friday. A group from the town enjoyed a ride to Promipto n Warne county and were entertained by Mrs Edward Pentecost. Residents and visitors including Mrs Soby and daughter Gladys, Mrs W E Tual, and others attend family visits. A basket social will be given by Forest City council No 000 Junior Order United American Mechanics on Thursday evening Feb 21. The Republican club met and elected Wd Maxey president and TR Braman secretary for the coming year.
Winter at Lafayette College includes sermons on college day of prayer at Scranton home of Pellows, and lectures planned by Washington Literary Society with speakers from Johns Hopkins and Yale. George S. Weddy addressed students on volunteer movement as the Middle Atlantic Association meeting is set for November. Also noted are scholarship awards, a Polyglot Bible donation, and a Mystic Cure advertisement.
Representative O’Marley returns to Harrisburg. Next Friday James E B Toole stars in Killarney and the Rhine at New Opera House. Miss Florence Ham of Honesdale assists Edith Hall of Blakely. Indiana Ohio. The Iriah Statesman is set for Thursday night. Miss Cora Voyle visits Carbondale. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Miss Nettle Knipp Wednesday. Mrs EOD Eneign and daughter visit Miss Bierbaum in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs J W Sweeney returning Myrtle. A large crowd from here saw the Baldwins Saturday.
The Friday event at Opera Hall drew a crowded audience with reserved seats sold. The program featured a grand march depicting the hand of tree and snow, home talent vocal and instrumental selections, and a closing gram tableau. Hardenburg resident FE. 2B, and Edwin Torrey Jr. joined Sunday at home while Dr Thomas electric Owl is credited with curing deafness and earache in reports.
Washington Post account portrays General Armstrong defending Andrew Jackson as a great American, recounting a court martial tale involving Lew Cass and others. The anecdote centers on a court martial paper bearing the president’s signature and the debate over military authority.
The article notes gravity is stronger on oceanic islands than inland continents due to greater density beneath the islands. It explains the increased attraction arises from a deeper and more massive geological structure, overriding water’s buoyancy.
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