Gorman's Grand Depot Special on Ladies Muslin Underwear
Advertises special prices and extraordinary inducements on ladies muslin underwear at Gorman's Grand Depot. Items listed widely from 29 cents to 1.25 dollars with multiple price points.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1895
Page
8
Corset Prices Listed in Old Market Trades
A short catalog-like note lists corset prices with varying values such as Y5e and 29e, alongside items Ede and 400, 45e and 49e. The fragment mentions 50¢, 65e, and references to THC Sd SVC and Se as initials or codes. This appears as a miscellaneous price board or classified snippet from a historic marketplace.
Drawers and Prices From Modern Hardware Catalog
The ad lists drawers priced at 2 de, 3ae, 40e, 45¢, 50e, 6Se, 750, 5965 S.e., and S1.00. It claims Very Best Materials and Nearest Workmanship as its selling point.
Housekeeping Linens Present Prices Hit Record Lows
The advertisement proclaims the present prices for housekeeping linens are the lowest ever offered on these grades. It emphasizes affordability and value, aiming to attract customers with notable savings on standard household linens.
Lively Day in Congress Over Finance and Rail Bills
Senate finance debate dismisses hopes for quick relief as West and Sherman reject bonds for a gold standard. Hill proposes a treasury funding inquiry while House moves to Pacific Railroad refunding amid noisy clashes and procedural fights. The session also authorizes prison mail checks and features an advertisement for Mrs Winslow's teething syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Finance Committee
Senate
West
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Dessarge
Merchants’ Exchange
Missouri
Secur Ne Pot
Sherman
Wolcott
Colorado
St. Louis
Hill
Hil
New York
May Bhi
Treasury Department
Reciary
Treasury
Allen
o'Maock Thurghus
Messrs
Bouavier
Ladishina
Mingate
California
Bryan
Nebraska
Cooper
Wisconsin
Catchings
Mississaippi
Kyle
Mia Aisippi
Reilly
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Bhi
Mir Holman
Indiana
Devk
Citchings
Catohe Hogs
Taillanice
Holman
Citetings
Bnt
Democratic
Charity and church events mark Wilkes-Barre district meeting
News notes the Presbyterian Women's Foreign Missionary Society annual meeting in the Wilkes-Barre district set for April 1 at the local church with an anticipated bright program. Additional items include Maple Sugar hopes, a printer from Warren Street taking a New York post, a sleighroad party visiting Waverly, embalming study in Harrisburg, bridge abutment funding plans, and county fair preparations with prize figures and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Foreign Missionary Sciety
Wilkes-Barre
Presbyterian Church
Mint Stella Tingle
Miners’ Mills
Gorge J. Young
Warrentreet
New York
BR. Brunges
F. H. Platt
George Line
Bleager Dana
Pierre Agheld
A.J. Browe
Pundergon Miller
Addie Harding
Waverly
Monnay
A. Bergen Browe
Grregory
Laceville
Harrisburg
T. G. Walter
Nelson & Huchman
Chambersburg
Wyoming County Agricultural Society
W. SN. Reynolds
Chauncey J. Reed
James Deuller
N. Jd. Tarding
Charles Wheelock
W. N. Reynolds
D.C. Graham
Cyrus Shaw
S. D. Reed
C. M. Dayton
James Deuhler
Pad Billings
W. So" Brock
D.C
Graham
Zelt Wis Whee
Htolwrt Ardwell
Windla Friends
Christin Endeavorers
Congregational Conferrees
Packer Mouse
Dr Morse Endorses Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy
Newark IN Evening News quotes Dr W H Morse praising Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Morse cites a Massachusetts case of kidney inflammation cured after taking the remedy, reporting stone passage and improved health. Claims include dissolving excess uric acid and aiding conditions from rheumatism to diabetes and Bright's disease, with wide therapeutic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
David Kennedy
A. N. Alien
Massachusetts
Dalton
Masa
Bright
Local Briefs From Pittston Area Mention Visitors and Health
Several residents and visitors are noted in Pittston area items. Miss Lissie Kellam from Mdgoway Elk County left town for home after a visit. John Connell, four, undergoes ear surgery at Piston hospital. Miss Mary Hastle visited Pittston Tuesday. The Helping Hand Mission group of the Calvinistie Methodist church meets tomorrow evening, and a Bible meeting is at Mrs James Hastle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Langdon
Langelis Store
Mise Hila Gibbons
Kate Cannon
Pitteton
Lissie Kellam
Mdgoway
Elk County
John
James Connell
Piston
Aliee Morahan
Ea O'Malley
Vina Gibbons Raome
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Hastle
Pittston
Calvinistie Methodiat Church
James Hastle
North Math Street
Community Notices and Local Events in Carbondale
Carbondale reports celebrate a twentieth marriage anniversary at Park Street home. The Baptist Christian Endeavor society plans a weekly prayer meeting and a monthly business session. January deaths total four with diphtheria and other causes. Maplewood Cemetery hosts most interments. Miss Allda Fee marries Martin Gordon at St Rose Church. Morse family returns from Hotel Anthracite. A trunk for Nebraska relief shipped by the Endeavor society. more drive items welcome. Leon Ply hosts a surprise birthday. infant Joseph Cerhinne dies from scalding. Miss Livale Mooney leaves for New York for a milliner job. Professor Floods class to perform a swolal at Maxwells Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elston
Park Street
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
Board of Health Office
Ciy
Maplewood Cemetery
St. Rose
Brookside
Clifford
Greenfield
Bt. Rosechurch
Allda Fee
Martin Gordon
South Side
Mra
FB. K. Morse
Kendall
Uyatal Lake
Hotel Althracite
Maggie Clarkson
Washington Street
Lowise Reeves
Kingston
AL Judwin Jy
New York City
Nebraska
Baptist Chapel
Leon Ply
Joseph
Alfonse Cerhinne
West Side
Livale Mooney
Professor Flood
Maxwell's Hall
Belmont Street
Arch Bald Republicans Hold Borough Caucuses in Warner’s Hall
The Republicans of the borough held general and ward caucuses in Warner's hall on Monday evening. Edward A. Jones presided with T. P. Cosgrove as secretary. Nominations were made for High constable and school directors across wards with multiple candidates listed for council and inspector roles. Nine councilmen will be elected, three per ward, with current representation noted and filings to follow as the local campaign begins in earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner's Hall
Edward A. Jones
T. P. Cosgrove
Tellora
John H. Otto
Pp. J. Neatney
Daniel Atkinson
Justice of the Peace
Martin Meethan
First Ward
Thomas Price
Jacob Wagner
Thomas Lewis
Henry Beck
Dlection
J. H. Otto
P. J. Neary
Khat Ward
Abram Hinwells
William Prosses
I. A. Behle
P. J Lally
Connell
Frank Seifring
PJ. McDonnell
C. B. Eaton
Local Notes On Reshaping Stores And Visits
Durye A. W. Schiffman returns from New York with plans to stock a new store in the post office building and shows fresh spring goods. Pd Gilboy makes a business trip to Wyoming. Miss Grace Mintey returns home from Hawley after four weeks with relatives. Miss Bertha Kighbert recovers well from a recent illness. The sledding party from Thuryea reported missing, has been found and is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Schiffman
New York
Post Ofice
Pd. Gilboy
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Gorman
Grand Depot
Gorman’s Grand Depot
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Reeves Haw
Dally
Swridars
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Hallstead
M. J. Colligan
J. WH. Gall
The
Tribune
C.C. Longley
J. J. Clark
Binghamton
Kittie Pike
Jetsie Hartley
Nellie Nichols Ie
Congress
District of Columbia
C. M. Barris
Penn Avenue
Carl Loreng
Drugelete
Beranton
W. H. Morse
Newark
Evening News
AVOUR
Quinney
Binee T
Dr. Thoman
Lotta Conrad
Brandlah
Carbondale
Tyler
New York Herald
Annie Schreiner
Allentown
Hood’s
C. 1.Ood & Co
Lowell, Masa
Hood
Sho
Ava
scancinEn
Hyde Park
Fede
Hal Gions
Lackawanna Ave
Qebushes
Jon Raven
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adams Ave
New Telephone
Brussels
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Joan Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
MT. Pleasant
Jon
Wyoming
J Avenue
WM. T. Smitt
Lacka, Ave
Scranton, Pa
Wyoming Avenue
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