All Wool Dress Goods Sale Announced
An advertisement notes drastic reductions on all wool dress goods with prices cut by about forty five percent. The listing emphasizes broad selection and substantial savings for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1894
Page
8
An advertisement notes drastic reductions on all wool dress goods with prices cut by about forty five percent. The listing emphasizes broad selection and substantial savings for shoppers.
We offer all odd jackets and Newmarkets and the entire cloak department at less than half and often under a quarter of cost. These spring stock items must be cleared now, and no styles will be carried over to next season.
Rev. C. A. Benjamin of Honesdale spoke on the Life of John Wesley at the Methodist Episcopal church to a large attentive audience. The event supported Forest City Epworth league efforts while local scenes noted parsonage construction and idle coal mine work as hard times press the town.
Hawley hosted a pleasant social evening with music and dancing at Misa Gunaio Atkinson’s home. Guests from Honesdale included Kate and Minnie Healer Maud Benny Mame Dein Kit Gaylord Mamie Powell Rena Keen Kinback Duarbon dale Fred Marting BJ Lake H E Bassett George Meyer Jacob Ohmer Fred Buonell John Boyd. A druggist in Lancaster reports guaranteeing Bardoot Blood Bitters for sour stomach and kidney trouble.
Out of town correspondents report dustups and local notices with calls for signed names to ensure authenticity. Readers are urged to guard against deception while towns share updates on events and civic items.
A young man crossing a rotten ice strip on Park Lake in Honesdale fell through to his shoulders. Passersby cheered on the bridge as he struggled free, while locals note winter ice makes crossing Second and Third streets risky and a pedestrian bridge is needed. The Ladies’ Improvement Society may push for a seasonal crossing before summer.
Harry Barney and Eutelia Lyons almost drowned after breaking through thin ice at Jones Lake in Montrose Pennsylvania. They plunged into fifteen feet of water before bystander assistance arrived as a man named Sprant recovered the exhausted pair. This was the season’s first lake accident.
The mum social at Miss May Kilpatrick's home in Dirte pvenaga featured a five cent fine for speaking, followed by five cent cakes and five cent coffee. The event raised funds for the Epworth League and drew many young people, with influence spreading to Hawley and Carbondale communities. A doctor praised King's New Breath for coughs and colds, with trial bottles at Mathews Bros drug store.
Borough officials met at Enterprise Fire Company to forward a street railway from Carbondate to Scranton. Resolutions will be sent to John W. Aitken, head of the traction company, for approval. borough council aims to grant the franchise at the February meeting with the northern end at the Clifford boiler house. Also mentions Dr Thomas electric oil for deafness and earache.
An Italian worker died at Jermyn No 2 mine after signaling to be loaded in the cage of the air shaft but waited for a colleague and had one foot on the cage when the engineer began the descent. The incident adds to a fatal day at local mines with another death reported in the Formton area.
A worker fell down a shaft before the cage surfaced and died in mangled conditions. On Wednesday another death occurred when an Italian miner was killed instantly by a fall of props at the Jermyn No 1 mine.
In Archbald Pa a Democratic caucus at Father Mathew hall nominated P J Burke for constable John Newcombe for tax collector Edward Jones and Edward Lane for council, Henry Linderman school director Michael Baltas Barrett and Patrick O Rourke as judges of election Anthony Brill William Prodser Edward Horo D J Gilmartin inspectors and others. A Republican caucus at Wagner's ball listed Borgess John McHale tax collector A Cawley council Td Swift school directors William Beck Whoun Gadghin Patrick Calfrey auditor Michael Swift. Both tickets field strong candidates and a hard struggle is expected.
The Young Mens Social club held its banquet in Ancupano Jan 24 with about sixty couples attending the grand dance beginning at six. After a lavish supper, speeches and music followed under Mr Duffy as toastmaster. The event impressed for its orderly planning and active members.
A petition circulates in Wayne county urging ex-Judge Henry M. Seely as the Pennsylvanian Fifteenth district congressional nominee. Prominent businessmen back his candidacy with high praise and signatures.
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale Pennsylvania notes social events. A masqu eade ball at Pioneer hall with 50 cents admission and 25 cents for an extra lady is announced. Local residents Allen T. Stewart and Mrs Cliva Gaylord are mentioned with travels and visits. An evening dance at Granger's ball Indian Orchard draws many Honeydale youths. A Baptist church entertainment and a C E Neal illustrated lecture on Johnstown disasters are planned. An advertisement touts a salve for skin ailments with a money back guarantee.
A fragmented ad style line traces Castoria usage from infancy to adulthood. It asserts Castoria calmed a child and stayed with the growing daughter through life stages. The wording resembles an old time product endorsement.
Local events include a 6 30 wedding of Julie Russler and Clara Bell in Scranton with Rev. Charles Lea officiating. VanDergan Lodge hosts a large charity ball at Keystone hall Friday. Mies Eva Goldnosith wed Leon Levy at the Excelsior Social Club room with a post ceremony reception. Paint touch ups occur on Temple Court roof and Salem Avenue wall after rain. Upcoming marriage of Miss Mary L Barrett to John J Higgins at St. Rose Church planned for Tuesday evening.
A fragmented brief from Scranton Pa notes a lost Irish setter in Old Forge and a reward ad. It also mentions a Democratic caucus meeting, Mrs. Peter Kelley funeral details at Minooka cemetery, a son John lost to gun violence, and a Co operative Mercantile Bank of New York branch organized at Max Rosenblake’s with Mr Dove present.
A long notice promotes Dr. a University of Pennsylvania graduate, former demonstrator of Physiology and Surgery at Medice Chirurgical College, as a leading physician and surgeon in Scranton. It claims success in treating nervous delusions, sexual weakness, skin and throat conditions, asthma, tumors, and deformities, with free consultations in Foolisheden German daily from 9 to 0.
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