Jadwin drug store sale and new shop openings in Carbondale
The Jadwin drug store on Salem Avenue is advertised for sale with vacancy by April 1. On that date Odie Sahm of Scranton will open a genteal furnishing store there. Negotiations for the Cash drug store on Church Street by H. F. Clark are not closed. W. D. Evans owns the store managed by Julius Spath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadwin Drug
Salem Avenue
Odie Sahm
Scranton
Henry Sahm
Gente
Cash Drug
Church Street
H. F. Clark
F. K E. Dennin
W. D. Evans
Julius Spacth
Remains of Henry W. Gramer Laid to Rest at Honesdale
Many viewed the late Henry W. Gramer yesterday before services led by Rev. Hollin A. Sawyer of Trinity Episcopal Church. The remains were taken to city station and by the 11.26 oclock train conveyed to Honesdale where interment occurred. The funeral procession from house to station was long and included prominent townsmen. Lee accompanied the relatives to Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Gramer
Five-Ton Safe Moved Into Jewelry Store
Local notes report E C Ely placing a five ton safe in his jewelry shop. Dr H C Wheeler attended a physicians meeting at M J Shields home in Jermyn. Mrs John Boland hosted Miss Minnie Murphy of Scranton. Rev W Edgar visited by W Humphrey. Amaranth Social club plans a social Tuesday. J J Retgeluth entertains sister Eloise Retgeluth from Waverly. James Adley of Forty second Street suffers typhoid fever. Butchers Protective Union orders markets closed at 8 20 p m. August Brunner travels to Scranton to check on Rudolph Brunner believed dead after a train fall between Scranton and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ely
H. C. Wheeler
M. J. Shields
Jermyn
John Boland
Dundaff Street
Minnie Murphy
Scranton
W. Humphrey
William Edgar
Providence
Amaranth
J. J. Retgeluth
Eloise Retgeluth
Waverly
James Adley
Forty-second Street
Butchers’ Protective Union
August Brunner
Park Street
Rudolph
New York
Kathryn Clancy
M. J. Clancy
Upper Dunmore Street
Misa Claney
Miiewen Annett Murphy
Sara Croome
Helen Fadden
Molly Maloney
Kathryn B. Clancy
Philadelphia Visitor Attends Local Concert and Notices
Mrs. Della Ke. Krug of Philadelphia visits her parents in Scranton. The Temple Iron Co will pay January wages at Sterrick Creek colliery this afternoon. A sacred concert Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church features Miss Kilth Davis and a full program. Also listed are local church services and community notices about Mother Goose events and Wilson Fire company preparations. Deputy Postmaster Swingle has resumed duties after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della KE. Krug
Philadelphia
J. J. Peck
Main Street
Temple Iron Company
Sterrick Creek
J. Barrett
Scranton
The
Presbyterian Church
Kilth Davis
Jermyn
Seibone
Benjamin
Dr. Moon
H. Farmer
Tarnett
Mrs. Roberts
Juan Alzimera
H. Brundage
Schennit
Miss Davis
the God of Abraham Praive
Dudley Buck
Dr. Oon
March Trancasie
Beatton Clark
Misa Davis
G W. Hawley
F. P. Benjamin
Fred R. Benjamin
Wilson Fire Company
E. W. Swingle
Peckville Baptist Church
Thomas
H. Moon
Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In October 1994 an editor suffered a bad cold that settled on the lungs and risked consumption. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, symptoms improved immediately and three bottles restored the lungs to health. Sold by Matthews Bros. and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Edwards
the Review
Wyant
Little Ones Performances Delight At Local Event
Hannah Richmond and Linazia White lead a children's program featuring songs Three Little Girls Are Weary Littl Shaking Quakers and motion pieces. Admission is 26 cents for adults and 10 cents for children with a promised treat in store for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Hannah Richmond
Linazia White
Lille Seamen
Beatrics Cary
Taylor News Briefs From Esau Price to Odd Fellows Meeting
Local notices report the death of 13 year old Faan Price of Union Street after a lingering illness. Funeral Monday at home with burial in Forest Home cemetery. Ward election results spark chatter of potential voter complaints. Wyeth Watkins family musicians performed at Hyde Park St Patrick’s fair. Mary Ann Jones, four, dies of membranous croup. funeral tomorrow at Barbertown with burial in Plymout. Church services and meetings announced at Calvary Baptist, Welsh Congregational, Methodist, and Presbyterian congregations. Invitations extended to Sunday school and sermons. questions arise from recent local election results. Also notices of visits, illness in Binghamton, and Odd Fellows gathering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faan
William Price
Union Street
Forest Home
Welsh Baptist Church
Dfod
Washington
Cittizens
David Price
Clark's Summit
Francis Gendall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Masters Eddie
Harry
Clarionet
Misa Frances
St. Patrick's Church Fair
Hyde Park
Mary Ann
William Jones
Barbertown
Plymouth
Century Hose Company
Burgess’ Office
Calvary Baptisl Church
H. H. Harris
Mary Daley
Binghamton
N. Y
Daley
Shepard Snow
Richard Jones
Storrs Street
Taylor Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
John Service
Wilkes-Barre
John F. Taylor
Main Street
P. H. Brooks
Presbyterian Church
Miss Nettie Datesman Weds Walter Northrup at Clark's Summit
Miss Nettie Datesman daughter of Mrs 8 T Walker and Walter Northrup of Scranton were united in marriage by Rev J B Sweet at the bride home on Tuesday at 1 pm They plan to begin housekeeping in Scranton after a 726 pm departure Local guests included Merton Colvin Carrie Colvin F J Walker Nil Walker and families along with Professor and Mrs Gay of Factoryville The fairing note also mentions Harth Hinkley ill and the Trade Board plans to erect a canning factory on the site of B F Pedrick's ice house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Datesman
T. Walker
Walter Northrup
West Side
Scranton
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Merton Colvin
Carrie
F. J. Walker
Nil Walker
H. Riker
West Nicholson
Mra
Justin
Mrs. Smith
Misa Harth. Hinkley
the Hoard of Trade
B. FP
Notable Dunmore Community Folks and Church News
A local Dunmore social and church roundup lists numerous residents and visitors including Murphy, Agnes Murphy, Esther Daw son, Annie, Ruth and Helen Gilbert, Jennie Hoban, Della Conry, and many others. It notes the Heart of Erin produced by the Dunmore dramatic society under 8 J Evans in Hawley, plus resignations and appointments, a successful souvenir supper at the Presbyterian church, and upcoming services at Blakely Baptist and Presbyterian churches, with interments and visits to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Dunmore Dramatic Society
J. Evans
Hawley
Frank Mclaughlin
Mollie
Gertie Hannick
Marie Murphy
Hiverelde
Ginsburg
Lackawanna Street
KE. L. Peet
Providence
Presbyterian Church
Blakely Baptist Church
David Spencer
D. D
BK. F. Hammond
F. Il. van
E. J. Haughton
Dunmore
Prospect Cemetery
Perkville
Burgess-elect
J. A. Manning
South Gibson
Mra
John O'Malley
Dunmore Street
Wilkes-Barre
Alice Kennedy
Gertrude Atherton
Kate Atherton
Clark's Summit
Local notes from Jermyn and Mayfield listings
A village roundup reports William Cunningham of East Side stricken with sudden illness after leaving Edgerton colliery and returning home. Visits include Mrs. May and Mrs. Arthur Lewsley of Carbondale, Mrs. L. W. Cramer on Malin Street, and Miss Mary Spettleye of Cemetery Street. Other items note church sermons, railroad payroll, and residents moving or visiting.
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William Cunningham
East Side
Edgerton
T. May
Arthur Lewsley
Carbondale
L. W. Cramer
Malin Street
Mre
Abient Cramer
Jennie Cramer
Bacon Street
James Seymour
Shamokin
William Seymour
Third Street
John Mahollock
Delaware and Hudson Breaker
Mary
Magele Walsh
Beranton
George McCloskey
South Main Street
Ontario and Western Railroad Co
Thersiay
Mary Spettleye
Cemetery Street
Stocker
Honesdale
J. Silvertratt
New York City
Maynard Thompson
Primitive Methodist Church
Thomas Cook
Whit Wall
J. C. Turner
Falls
John Fordener
James Allen
Thompson
Scranton
May Haas
Main Street
Annie Gavin
Pittston
Josephine Davis
I. H. Greensinde
Miss Davis
Independent Candidates Highlight Clark's Green Election
The Clark's Green election featured independent candidates with Hy FL Ackerley as justice of the peace and AL White along with N. B. Davis as school directors. Rounds supervisors are Eadward Lutsey Willard Vosbure and T. B. Parker serves as auditor. George Myers is collector of taxes. Thompson visit noted for AJ AL Davis and G F Steuer. The Baptist church hosts a 15 cent literary entertainment to aid the school library. Oscar Hendricks recovers from quinsy after a severe attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy FL Ackerley
AL White
Davis
O. BL Jones
David Pmith
Eadward Lutsey
Willard Vosbure
Oscar Hendricks
Mall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Cheney Brothers
An 19th century style advertisement touts Mall's Catarrh Cure claiming internal remedies cure catarrh seen as a constitutional disease. It asserts the remedy cleanses blood, uses tonics and blood purifiers, and promises dramatic improvements. Testimonials are offered free. price and physician endorsement are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tolado
For Rent Listings in The People’s Exchange
Real estate notices advertise rentals and properties across Scranton and nearby avenues. Listings include farms, new houses with steam heat, multi room stores and brick buildings. Contact agents John Jermyn, 119 Wyoming Avenue, or William Hacket at Price Building for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran
Westminster Hotel
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Cha Street
Lis Wyroming Avenue
HOUS
B.D. Lathan
Boulevard Avenue
Real estate bargains and notes from Hackett listings
Classified ads offer a 10 room steam heated city home at a low price through W T Hackett Price Building. Also a Mulberry street residence with many rooms for 4.50 and quick buyer terms. Seventeenth ward modern house with unique lot. Green Ridge corner lot for 5600 immediate sale. Also advertisement for stock market courses and Mackey’s Modern Methods.
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Jefferson Avenue
W. T. Hackett
Price Building
Nice City
Mulberry Street
W. ‘T. Hackett
Price
Huy AN
Seventeenth Ward
W. T. Hacckett
Green Ridge
Spruce Street
Annual Meetings of Cross Fork Water and Lackawanna Iron and Steel
Notices announce the annual stockholders meetings for Cross Fork Water Co in Lackawanna Lumber Co office on Tuesday March 1900 at 10 am for director election and business. Also Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co stockholders meet at company office in Beranton on Wednesday March 1900 at 2 pm with polls open one hour. transfer books close Feb 15 and March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Fork Water Company
Lackawanna Lumber Company
J. la Connell
Lackawanna Iron Od Steel Company
Beranton
Pennsylvania
Marehith
Sith
Mareh Sth
Higginson
Rotantek Pa
For Sale Or Rent In Honesdale Pa With Land
For sale or rent a desirable residence with an acre of land and outbuildings. Contact Jon Salfo or Gov W Decker at box 593 Honesdale Pennsylvania for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Salfo
Clark's Green
Acrlrens
W. Decker
Honesdale
Puerto Rican tariff vote set for Tuesday afternoon
Washington reports an agreement to take up the Puerto Rican tariff bill at 3 p m next Tuesday with general debate Monday and five minute speeches thereafter. A Republican conference is planned for 8 p m tomorrow as leaders forecast passage amid talks of a recommitment motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Underwood
Littlefeld
Maine
Roberts
Railroad Time Tables for Central Railroad of New Jersey
Central Railroad of New Jersey schedules show trains from New York foot of Liberty Street to cities including New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia via Reading Allentown and Pottsville with various times. Through tickets to points east south and west available at the station with Olhausen as general superintendent and Baldwin as general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
New Jerasy
New York
Liberty Street
N. H
Booth Ferry
Whitehall Street
Beranton
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Roston
Lethiehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Washington
Booth
Bethlehem
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Sun- Gaye
Potteville
I i Olhausen
Baldwin
Pass
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Scranton in 1849
Rail timetable excerpt lists Lehigh Valley routes with trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York White Haven Easton Reading Towanda Ithaca Geneva and other coal region points via D H R R and connections. It notes Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre New York and Buffalo with Gen. managers and agents in New York and Bethlehem and Beranton ticket offices.
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Scranton
Ween Carrante
Rubin
For Albans
Baratogza
Montreal
Bos- Mynee England
Son
Penney Ivara
Lehigh Valle
Carbondale
Norwaig
Wilkes-Barre
South
Wilkes: Barre
Albany
Philadelphia
New York
Via & H.R. Bat
Wis
White Haven
Maglton
Vn DD
ROT
Fue Pottsville
Tom
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
enbonEy
Orl
Polite West
Thal
Bundays
Pullman
Suspension Bridge
Rollin MW
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles 8. Lee
Cortlandt Street
W. Sonnemachner
Bouth Bethlehem
Luckuwanna Ave
Beranton
Berunton Hawley Time Table From Feb 7
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable lists trains from Berunton to Hawley and connections via Hawley to New York Newburg Honesdale and other points. Train No 2 Arrcodation departs at 4:00 a.m. Train No 4 Express departs at 1:01 p.m.
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Berunton
Hawley
Erie Railroad
New York
Newburg
Honesdale
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Peckeville
Old Forge
Old Forge Methodist Episcopal Church
Littley Blue
Charlie Davenall
Margaret Edwards
Ethel
Taylor News
Esau Price
Hood
Olyphant
H. Shelps
Jermyn and Mayfield
Clark's
People’s Exchange
Washington Avenue
Marion Street
Monsey Avenue
John Carroll
Madison Avenue
Tribune
City Steam
Gibson Street
Lackawanna Ave
J. H. Gynster
W. T. Hacket
Wr. Hacket
Hackett
Apply
Apply Price Building
Huys
Asleigh
J. L. Connell
Franklin Avenue
W.T. Hackett
West
Anest
Particukirs
W. ‘T. Huckett
W. TT Huckett
Kerry Street
Hackett Ravys
Bella
Anloy
Trice
Southern School
Springfield
Tenn
American School of Correspondence
Boston
Bent Free Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
Arithmachine Co
Roanoke
Chicago
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
George
RK. O. Evans & Co
Chicarg, Th
Fountain Bath Rush CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
Rnea
Sharum Mfg. Co
West 2Nd St
Pine Street
Addreas W
Toney
Gardner
Mackey
S - Mackey & Co
Broadway
United States Hotel
A. B. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Etcke
Adams and Mulberry
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General Assembly
Commonwealth of Maennsylvania
Clork
Wits
DDS
L. C
Cure Tribune
Ees
Dee Arene
Andresa Frank
Ess
Cedar Avenue
City
F. B. Webb
Airview Avenue
G. H. Davis
Fairview Avenue
Mission Prephens
West Side Post Office
Soranton
Palae Ladies' Welsts
Louise Bhoomaker
Adams Avenue
Aclanton
News
Beleman Broo
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Leckawanna Avenue
Schutser
Sprucestree
Kei
E. ¢. Spaulding
Traders Bank
Edward H. Davis, II
Cornell
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor
Ward
Berainton
Frederick L. Brown
CenTisTs
DR. 1
C. Lyman, &Cranton Prios Hospital, Cor
Wyoming and Mulry
H. F. Reynolds
P. D
C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C. Snover
Coal Exchange
Moree
ELK Cafe
P. Zeigler
Bcranton
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
J. W. Browning
Mears Building
D. Rf. Replogle
Loane
Menara Building
M. J. Ponahor
Frank FB Royle
Burr Building
Jefsup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Law
Board of Trade Buiding
Edward W. Thayer
L. A
C. R. Pitcher
Seranton
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank
C. Comegys
Republican Building
A. W. Bertholf
Meara Building
Phy Simont
Birr
W. F. Allen
North Washington Avenue
Scmnols
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M
Conn
Princial
W. E. Plumley
A. Rr
Go. R. Clark & Co
North
Main Avenue
Bauer
Miesic
Aldrees HJ. Bauer
Hulberts Muaie
Megarder Brothers
Delaware and Hudson
Fogte
Meyers
Jones
Maddox
Agealn
Messia
Russel
Bartholdt
Mich
Lacey
Towa
Puck
Pennsylvania Railroad Ee
Bunbur
Balmore
Pittsburg
Haxleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Sunbury
A. Timore
Burg
Bal Washington
Aeon West
Seal .m
J. R, Wood
Gen. Poss
J. R, Hutchinson
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Mat
Del
Lacka
Weatern
Phthodoghia
Stroudsburg
Ps & Mine
Hoboken
A. eWik
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Stroudeburg
M. Northi
Bullrath
Intermedhite
Nicholson
Scraner
Butta Wat
Prem Oswero
Syie
Otten
Montrose
Bloomsburg
le Vo Re
Nanticoke
Noh
Nantieoke
Piemouth
Ah Mo
Land
Nonna
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
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Sosayt
Po UK
Azial Oo
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Avad Street
Wechawiel Rive
Aes
Deriuayn Archibald
Hynde
Bignal
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