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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1894
Page
10
Chief Engineer JH Muller and A B Brown oversee a 75 dollar donation to fire companies at Magora engine rooms in YPrtrsrox Pa. The letter thanks all participants for prompt, efficient service during a recent blaze.
The Quarter Sessions jury list includes George Smith James Corcoran William Wateou J El Mosier McDougall Brown Jerkins Merritt Sax and others from Pittston West Pittston Yatesville Wyoming with duties set for April 25. The narrative also covers a Water Company petition in which the Mill Brook Water Company seeks bond approval to build a reservoir and convey lands, while a bond and securities issue was rejected. Electric Bitters are advertised as a headache remedy with claims of permanent relief and bowel regulation.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad places a man at the Port Griffith crossing for public safety while pig iron shipments delay. Obituaries note Hanford South of Little Exeter dying from heart trouble on a drive, leaving a large family. A horse sale in Philadelphia and a railway workers' union meeting in Kingston are reported, along with a fire alarm near West Pittston and a dental college exam success in Philadelphia. Medical ads promote Hood's Sarsaparilla and Dr Thomas' Eucalyptus Oil as remedies.
Vermont Brigadier General W. Lothrens, commander of the state National Guard, endorses Paine's celery compound as the best remedy for nervous debility and impaired blood. He shares personal use, noting renewed vigor after two bottles and cites testimonials from medical professionals and nationwide practitioners.
The notice highlights continued interest in inexpensive books with a push to reproduce top offers. Readers are urged to act quickly as prices are unusually low and available for a limited time.
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