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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1894

Page

6

Pittston Office Handles News Items for Subscribers

The Pittston office at No 8 South Main Street is directed by W. E. Tooke and J. A. Fahy. Subscribers may refer complaints or news items to them for publication.

Tue Scranton Triwane Pittston South Main Street W. E. Tooke J. A. Fahy

New Controller Abednego Reese Takes Office in Busy Start

Abednego Reese assumes controller duties and works with limited clerks. The second floor office is not ready, forcing relocation to the assessor’s third floor room. Haess’s bond stands at $10,000 with sureties Hou, Morgan T. Williams, Thomas Jones, Joseph Hileman, J. Ho Anderson, and E. E. Murder.

Bond Suretiss Abednego Reese Court House Haess Hou Morgan T. Williams Thomas Jones Joseph Hileman J. Ho Anderson EE. A. Murder

Pittston Castle No 77 Installs Officers for Six Months

On Monday evening Pittston Castle No 77 of Pittton installed its officers for a six month term with District Grand Chief H. C. Pursell presiding. Officers named include Past Chief Liall Brown Noble Chief G. W. Reid Vice Chief K. T. Smiles Venerable Hermit W. J. Nagle Master of Records B. D. Parker Clerk of Exchequer Frank Carter Keeper of Explainer F. J. Wovlen Sir Gerald W. Blank Worthy Bard T. A. Stenner Worthy Chamberrate T. Davis insirm Ro W. Oliver Esquire KE White First Guardsman G. Wall Second Guardsman Ro Kemoys Trustees J. Tiffany TP BH Stenner Representative to the Grand Lodge G. B. Dendle.

Twonday Pittston Castle No. 77 Pitton H. C. Pursell Liall Brown G. W. Reid K. T. Smiles Hermit W. J. Nagle B.D. Parker Frank Carter F. J. Wovlen Gerald W. Blank Worthy Bard T. A. Stenner Worthy Chamber- Rate T. Davis Ro W. Oliver Esquire KE. White G. Wall Ro Kemoys J. Thfany BH. Stenner Grand Lodge G. B. Dendle

Pennsylvanian Coal Company Excavation For Sewer Line

A crew under Superintendent Downing digs a sewer line from the northerly side of Railroad Street to the company culvert about fifty feet away. The project, granted as a sidewalk projection by the borough council, will carry surface water away from the strait above the bridge.

Sylvania Coal Company Pennsylvania Coal Company Railroad Street Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Downing

McGinty fad and Pittston notices headline

Minor Pittston notices report the McGinty fad on the West Side, church festival finances, a Music Hall act by Grimes’ Cellar Door with James B. Muckis, a gynecological chair donated to Pittston hospital, and local accidents and society events.

Newa McGinty West Side First Congregational Church Grimes James B. Muckis Music Hall Tommorrow J. H. Mulholland Pittston Hospital Richard Cosgrove Oregon John Miller Pittston Lew Company Mt. Lookout B. Bosworth Parsonage Street J. P. Coddington Sayre G. W. Manning Yatesville George R. Donnelly Pittston News Dealer Port of Philadelphia Christian Endeavor Society Broad Street Presbyterian Church Tuallie Evang William Bird H. 5. Gregg G. Floyd Hunter Hven Marion Benedict Susquehanna Avenue Wallace Bruce Martin Hart Pittaton Pittsburg Devensed Thomas Rowan Church Hill John Hamlin Hamtown Weat Pittston Ferry Bridge Company Isaac Fiverett Joseph Hillman Charles H. Foster Muanazer

Methods for Attaining Vocal and Instrumental Mastery

Practical guidance for singers and players to master tough music parts first, practice backward, and unite air words and accompaniment step by step. Emphasizes independent study of air, words, and accompaniment, then integration. Encourages reading part songs to improve melody and accompaniment coordination.

Musical Courier

Household hints and simple darning kit ideas and recipes

A Household article describes a simple darning setup with a large celluloid ring, ribbon, a darning bell, scissors, a cushion for needles, and a bag for cotton. It also offers kitchen tips like suet puddings with berries, dried fruit stews, and home mending advice such as tissue repair for torn book pages and glue made from borax and shellac.

Four Big Remedies Boast Strong Promotions

Four advertised medicines claim high merit and quick relief for consumption coughs colds and related ailments with guarantees. Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters Bucklen s Arnica Balsam and Dr King s New Life Pills are promoted by Matthews Bros drug store with assurances of effectiveness and dealer support.

Dr. King Bucklen Matthews

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