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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1894
Page
6
Tur Sonanron Troivaye reports that J. M. Fahy is the contact for news items and complaints. The Pittston department is in charge of disseminating updates and addressing inquiries.
The town council held an adjourned meeting in the town hall with members Kennedy Donnelly Maloney Clifford Knowles Lynott Hennigan Figlis Kearney and Mangan present. Finance items and committee appointments dominated the session, including a $40,000 bond, a proposed sergeant at arms, reports from the borough treasurer, and talks on building permits and exonerations.
Mrs Flanagan of Market street died yesterday morning at Yo'clock from a paralytic stroke at age 43. She leaves a husband and eight children and was a letter of James and Frank McCann and Mrs J Allen and Mrs Paul Bolan of this place. The funeral will be Wednesday at 9 with a requiem mass at St Johns church followed by interment in Market street cemetery.
An old advertisement warns of distress after meals and headaches as early symptoms of dyapepsia. It promotes Hood's Sarsoparilin as a cure and claims Hood's can cure liver ills including jaundice and indigestion.
Desmore's Frank McDonald was installed as postmaster after receiving his commission Saturday. He plans no major changes until he learns operations. Mr. Grady remains as assistant to Miss Mooney during the transition. A Presbyterian church social honoring debt forgiveness and new members follows that evening. other local notices mention Keystone Academy mock trial and parish services.
A dense catalog of fruits vegetables meats and staples with varied unit prices from Scranton wholesalers. Items include apples prunes currants potatoes and meats, plus a sales pitch for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a safe cough remedy.
Moscow Pa March 12 the Moscow Medium will debut next Thursday under Moscow Publishing Co with Milen A Davis as editor. It will be a full column folio with 1200 copies. Wilcox sells livery business to brother J H Wilcox Jr. Randall of Parlan Potter Co New York ill with measles at Hotel Allen. LaTonchy ill for several days. Frank Cary of Tankhannock reports business in town. Timaily Join Scanlon under construction on Main Street. Mr Walker of Binghamton plans to visit his daughter Mere. Frank Poltou.
A Saturday evening audience of about 50 at Herrick Center near this place caused a panic when the hall floor gave way during a tableaux performance. Entertainers steadied the Moor prop, the floor was secured, and the audience exited safely as the show continued later that night.
Moosic Pa March 12 Mr and Mrs George Grifithe of Minoula avenue gain a new boarder a girl Mrs Henry Penceaonu and Mrs Mindshaw visit Moosic and Monoga w e George Ho Powrl called in Pitts ton Monday afternoon
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