Millinery Firm Promises Low Prices and Good Goods
Local millinery shop touts years of experience and a distinctive approach to beat competitors. The firm invites customers to learn more about affordable, quality merchandise in the near future.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1896
Page
2
Local millinery shop touts years of experience and a distinctive approach to beat competitors. The firm invites customers to learn more about affordable, quality merchandise in the near future.
Washington March 22 report notes Senate lingering on Cuban resolutions and Dupontesse. Morgan presses joint resolution toward a vote to place the Senate on record. Naval appropriations and Ways and Means reciprocity inquiry dominate unfinished business for the coming week.
An anecdote recalls Offenbach during his peak at Ems when he met Emperor William. The scene reportedly featured a brief exchange that underscored the composer’s fame and the era’s cultural circle.
The Kaiser questions a man's origin hinting at naturalization, saying he is proud of him though born in Honn. The man replies he is from Cologne while the other man is from Bonn, referring to Beethoven in a witty reveal.
Congressman Benton McMillan tells a Washington Post tale to reflect the Republican Senate’s tariff impasse. An old Tennessee station worker drags a roaming dog to an express desk, joking that in the end no one knows where to send it. The joke mirrors the uncertainty among Republicans and Democrats alike.
A New York Sun excerpt offers a fatherly guide on placing a postage stamp. He urges his son to align the stamp in the upper right corner near the margin for uniformity and ease of cancellation, stressing consideration for others and neatness to avoid defacing the address.
A Saturday evening event at Mrs. William EB Moses home in Privelwig featured a banquet lamp gift and a speech by Mr FLob Byrne. Guests listed include Mr and Mrs Henry Smith, Mrs John Bilheimer, Mrs Te vels, Mr and Mrs John Lowry, Miss Florence Lowry, and many others with best wishes for the hostess.
Mrs L Hopkins of Buffalo visits in town while Mrs George Hatfield visits Nicholson Mrs Alice Hunt of Factoryville guests friends The Revivals in the Baptist church will continue through the week Miss Mary Scotton resides in New York City Engine No 45 sent to shop for tenankie
The New York stock market opened with downward pressure from London houses, then rallied as shorts covered, with Tobacco and Chicago Gas among notable movers. Separate reports note increased British built ships, tidewater coal price fixes, and Lehigh Valley’s bid for the Chenango Valley line, signaling a mixed but active transport and energy market.
Cilengo Livestock in Chicago reports cattle receipts with 0 head and a steady market for common to extra steers. stockers and feeders listed with price and weight notes. Sheep receipts total 1 400 head with generally inferior quality and weaker demand. mixed hogs and pigs activity noted.
Philadelphia market report shows tallow quiet with prices unchanged. Quotations list varying grades including city prim, country prime, dark, and greases, with denominations such as Pyec and Myadwe, reflecting limited activity and stable values.
The United States launched 84 17 tons in 1895 representing 61 merchant ships, showing growth from 1894 but a drop versus 1893. Germany led with 87 796 tons launched, the only country ahead of the United States in total tonnage.
Classified recruitment lines show multiple firms seeking agents and sales roles across cities like New York Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland. Positions include travel sales agents merchandise reps apprentices and home workers with commissions salaries and potential executive territories. Many ads request stamps or letters for details and emphasize no capital required and immediate openings.
Horses of light draft and road types consigned to an auction at CBSick's stable scheduled for Monday at 1 p m Sale includes work horses in harness and saddle stock with prices and availability to be announced at the event
Multiple sale and rental notices list items for auction or rent including two horses and butcher equipment, plots for sale near Beranton and Meade Burke corners, a house and lot at Denmore, and several rental properties in Scranton and Dunmore. Entries indicate estates settled, apartments, and commercial spaces offered by various owners and agents with dates and contact points.
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