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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1895
Page
8
GORMAN'S announces extraordinary inducements on ladies' muslin underwear. prices range from 29¢ to 75¢ for assorted pieces with higher sets priced at $1.00 to $1.25. plain sale items and bundles labeled OSC POC and other abbreviations feature varied discounts.
The notice highlights a selection of prices such as 25c and 40c with 45c pot, 0S¢ Tales SOC. S9ec., and S100, claiming to represent the very best materials and nearest workmanship.
Local church services raised funds for Kansas and Nebraska sufferers. Literary societies met and openings planned at the Normal chapel. Social visits, bachelor and marriage rumors, and a receivership case for the Delaware Valley Mlee road dominated town chatter. A sleigh ride entertained youths as plans grew for elections and a Freda wedding in Carbondale.
Mrs Miardlhy Butler of HUM street fell on the Lee on Bumbayv and broke an arm. A grand musical and literary entertainment will be held at the Presbyterian church in Carbondale to aid the storage building fund. The event features multiple vocal and violin performances by local artists. Democrats of Carbondale convened in Newcomb's hall with James F. McAndrew presiding. several nominations were made for local offices across wards.
Miss Annie Hendler from Scranton visits then returns home. County events include Patrons of Husbandry meetings and a two day session with public programs. Governor Hastings orders an election February 19 to fill the late congressman Wright’s unexpired term. Milk train addition and local socials noted along with Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertisement.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Brick Church meets at Mrs. Andrew Alden’s home on Wednesday. Mr AL OW Fargo and son Ray of Waterbury Conn visit relatives Mr and Mrs Samuel Brodhead. Two broken ribs kept a man home last week. Thomis Ollowias and Walter Digger admitted to church membership at the brick church on Sunday. A possible blooded murder story involves four dogs killing a man. Republican caucus held in Fallon’s hall. Brodhead Jr elected chairman. Local listings name supervisors, school directors, judge, assessor, treasurer, town clerk, and auditor. An ad touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia, claiming rapid relief. first dose beneficial. Available from CL Mo Hieris 2 Penn Avenue and Carl Lorens, Boranton druggists.
Hallstead residents are invited to a Railroad Young Men's Christian Association cottage meeting at B E Wilbert's home Friday evening. An entertainment is planned at the association hall Thursday evening as part of weekly events. Mrs Bernstein visited Parlor City Saturday. Rev A H Chun of the Presbyterian church will preach Sunday morning and evening on the topic Type then. Mrs Neillw Disk of Scranton has returned to Hallstead. J Compton will occupy a vacated building after the recent fire. Mr J Gratton attended the Democratic county convention at Montrose. James Fr Dubois of Washington DC is back in town for a few days. A congregation meeting is noted.
The Presbyterian church schedules a Tuesday evening service and a Friday teachers meeting at G W Capewell home. A Young Women’s Christian Temperance union service drew large crowds with speaker W W Adsir of the Y M C A. Mrs B D Tyler returns from Scranton after visiting, and plans to connect church and railroad depots by telephone soon. An address by George Mahy of Scranton is set for next Sunday. The note ends with a testimonial about Dr Thomas Belectric Oil by Mrs Lette Vround of Standish claiming relief from quinsy after twenty years.
N. H. Mack plans to settle in South Bethlehem and run a photography gallery. Frank Hawke returned from Philadelphia for the weekend. John Newhart sues borough for £5 over injuries from a broken sidewalk. Rodney J. Bardwell defends Triton Hose, denies insinuations by a Tunkhannock correspondent. Residents discuss remonstrances and petitions regarding the billiard law. Mrs M. J. Jennings moves to Lemon, Lyman Elseworth moves into a Slocum street house. Frank Hartt to occupy the vacated home. Miss Reynolds returns from Montrose. Train disruption leaves travelers stranded near Washington for a day. Religious services noted at Baptist and Methodist churches. St Peter’s hosts a weeklong mission led by Rev E. H. Bekel. County commissioners distribute ballot boxes for judicial contest. Miss Kate Charhart returns from Wilkes-Barre with her niece. James Champion visits HL Brown’s. Misses Anna and Ella Brown visit Bradford, Pa. Extra church services planned this week. Jafari child of Mr and Mrs George Avery buried at Clark cemetery. whooping cough cited as cause. Prof J S Thucklyett of Binghamton to teach class at Presbyterian church. tuition free via subscription. Mrs Jon Colbie injured in fall on day pavement. borough urged to clear debris or sprinkle ashes. May Kitty seriously ill with tonsillitis.
An article extols Bevinine as a life giving raw beef extract to treat consumption. It cites Dr J Head of Atlanta who reports a 35 year old patient losing 40 pounds in six months gained seven pounds in two weeks after Bevinine, improving appetite and strength and suggesting a possible cure.
A sales note offers men's dress pants in black with aniline style stripes sold widely for 9s 5d, highlighted as a bargain by the retailer. The ad emphasizes fashion and affordability to attract buyers.
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