Beware of Counterfeits Imprinted on Each Cigar Garney
Counterfeit imprints detected on Garney Brown Co Mir cigars issued warning from COURYT HOUsmoUl AL with advisories to buyers and retailers.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1894
Page
3
Counterfeit imprints detected on Garney Brown Co Mir cigars issued warning from COURYT HOUsmoUl AL with advisories to buyers and retailers.
Public notice lists office hours for a location at 185 Wyoming Avenue. Details specify visiting times for inquiries and services, without naming the organization. The address is the main point of contact for residents seeking assistance or information.
Scranton society gears up for Easter week events as Kendal guest appearance at the Academy of Music and several clubs schedule socials at Siegel’s Excelsior Hall Seigel’s and St David’s hall. The Bicycle club opens its post lent season and other social gatherings are announced for March 20 and April events.
A crowded list of names visits and travels from Overton, Carbondale, Plymouth, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch Chunk, Danville, and New York. Attendees include J A Martin, Mrs Taylor, E N Feiabia, A W Stocklet, Replogl, J F Schneider, Perry Doin, William Creighton, John Kubpack, Grutman, Peter Comtings, A H Chiiafy, O S Johnson, Cuba and Florida trip travelers, and several returning from trips or theater engagements.
The advertisement highlights employment demand in clerical work this spring and summer. It urges enrolling in bookkeeping or stenography, improving grammar and arithmetic, and gaining knowledge of notes drafts and commercial law to become tomorrow's business men. Visit Woon's College or Business and Science for details.
An alarm from box 13 reported a fire in a two story dwelling owned by Thomas Richards at Lafayette street and Lincoln avenue. Firemen fought the blaze started in a summer kitchen, the building damaged and insured. Household occupants W W Evan and Evan Will faced losses in furniture as the fire was contained.
The Ludien Aidanciaty social at the Biptiat church drew a large crowd with fourJarze tables spread with a fine collation. Several named young ladies assisted guests including Migaay Amnis Hoffman and Kitty Benjamin. Also noted were Mise Mand Savage's illness and the funeral of Mrs Et Swarts from Montes Avenue. Denmore cemetery interment followed. J F Judge and Tallie Morgan to speak at Neal Dow birthday commemoration at Odd Fellows hall at 7 40 p m under Loyal legion auspices.
Court yesterday refused a re argument in the matter of the grading of big wires. Hearings in the Paul Ro Weitzel habeas corpus case continued into this morning. A decree in divorce was granted in the Wolcott vs Wolcott case and set for further argument. Marriage licenses granted to Andrew Keurney and Rows Ellen Mintrey and Bo ward Smith and Jovaia Li of Scranton. Kohorsky fined ten dollars and costs for assault and battery. Sehelesny ordered to pay costs. Arbitrators awarded 297.12 to Hannah Coar in a Bridget Moran suit over a book account. An auditor heard testimony on distributing 5,000 held by the executor of J. F. Kinback. McGinty obtained a writ of replevin to recover various goods and property. Advert: Musical devices and organs advertised by Goutech & Sona, 1080 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
Mrs Margaret Stanton of Taylor sues Patrick Burke for 3000 dollars claiming he publicly stated she was an untouchable person and untrue to her husband on March 18. Attorney Joseph O'Brien filed the suit alleging defamatory statements damaged her reputation and causing injury.
James Loftus of 845 West Market Street Providence was struck on the head by a falling stone while playing at his parents’ home Monday evening. A skull indentation was noted and physicians could not yet determine his recovery prospects.
In Petersburg a divorce action by Lizzie Beppler against Conrad Beppler is withdrawn after both parties decide to reconcile. They married in 1874 and, after a period of separation and confinement, renewed their life together. The case was expunged from court records.
The building at 15 West Market Street Providence owned by William McNawars was completely burned early Taraday morning. Firemen arrived after an alarm but could not save the structure. The blaze origin remains undetermined.
Lewis Hoszanna and Peter Mascow were arraigned before Alderman DeLacy on Monday night for shaving, vulgarity, and indecent remarks. They admitted guilt, Alderman Bogger forgave them after penitent pleas, and the alderman granted liberty pending payment of costs and coats as ordered.
William Eldridge was arrested yesterday by a city policeman at the request of John Pierce. He faced charges for dumping garbage in front of the premises on Nay Aug avenue. He appeared before Alderman Horan of Providence and was fined $2 with costs for the offense.
North End notes praise Father Whitty society for temperance work and a staging of the Confidential Clerk at St Mary’s ball on Easter night. The piece is well received with efforts for an excellent form and popular support. The article also mentions a new portrait church on West Market being painted and dedicated soon. United States Detective McSweeney in Providence to arrange proceedings for counterfeiters to be tried in Pittsburgh with local witnesses. Opening days Thursday to Saturday feature displays and brands at Clark’s and Ballantine’s Ale. Perkins Reynolds marriage notice in Avoca and Roche birth obituary with funeral details.
Residents of Remington suffer the gory groundwater woes as stagnation and poor drainage create a foul smell and health concerns along Cedar Avenue. Patrick Moran of Bellevue fought and injured others in a drunken rampage near Prat and Pig streets, while Lydia Sailor won first prize for a soprano solo at a Wilkes-Barre festival.
Pastor Green Ridge Presbyterian Church notes a limited time to receive the encyclopedia Britannica The piece highlights its revisions and additions and argues the compact volume offers exceptional value for serious readers and scholars.
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