The Season’s Loveliness and Prices Draw Buyers
Our stock remains ample to meet demand as beauty and price attract prudent buyers this season. The market shows steady interest despite high demand, with prices set to command attention.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1894
Page
8
Our stock remains ample to meet demand as beauty and price attract prudent buyers this season. The market shows steady interest despite high demand, with prices set to command attention.
Complete line of styles and color tags offers exceptional value per yard. The fabric resembles all wool material, is light and airy, and comes in ten colorings including popular evening wear shades.
The article describes how the ehotcast product lines from various mills are fully represented with distinctive colorings and patterns unlike any other printed fabric on the market.
A large crowd of ladies attended the millinery opening as they selected hats from an assortment. The shop reported extraordinary demand for prompt order execution and a pleasant buying experience.
A page ad mix promotes Britannica Encyclopedia editions with subscription details and a pastor’s testimony praising the work. An accompanying blurb markets Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for liver kidney issues malaria headaches indigestion and related ailments with guaranteed satisfaction.
Mouroe'e Guy Capital Con deneed for Quick Pormaal Sprech il the Scranton Tribus Stroo psn Pa. March 2. Harry FP Nyoe, ex Passenger Railway foreman, takes post at Mra Randolph Neveos's silk mill in Washing ton. Miss May Michaela returns from New York with spring ideas. Jackson Wallerchamp recovers from a near murder. pocket-book recovered. Notary T A Saylor appointed. Norwegian painter John Johnnesa touring Stroudsburg. Community gathers at Frank LaBar's home for a pleasant outing. The Times Buster edition has twelve pages with a four-page cover. Mike Ella Kellar and Miss Ella Isett escape a potential accident. A mock trial at Grand Army hall features Burgess Kistler rooster case. Seance scene showcases a magician's parlor trick. Bardock's Blood Bitters promoted for stomach and debility.
A March 45 celebration on Carmalt street featured games singing and supper. Attendees included Oliver and Mrs Janis, James Wapictes, Mrs Mary and Lizzie Birkbeck, Hannah Onopersdakw Phiefor Thomas Bikar Luke Hall James Cook and many others. One guest, Mrs Wieland mother of contractor Orge Wielan, remained ill at Main street. Hill of Binghamton and McGwire offered nursing care after an injury as Richmond’s rescuers saved fellow workers from a fiery accident.
A Scranton Tribune item from Montrose Pa reports the first accident on the line. An elderly woman named Mrs Griffin was fatally injured yesterday around 10 am when struck by the engine’s pilot beam as she attempted to cross the track near the ery and ditch alongside the rails. The report notes she was walking near the edge of the right of way as the locomotive approached.
The Scranton Tribune reports growing public demand to retain CP Savage as borough clerk. Council fears censure over actions but hopes re election will please voters across parties. Health board appointments raise questions of legality. Dr. Chamberlain presides as appointed. Local notices include various residents and staff, with social and legal mentions across Dussone and surrounding towns.
A collection of brief items: Moore’s business trip to the Electric City on Thursday. Jolly Four Social Club to hold its first annual ball at Blakesley’s Opera House tonight. Underwriters Association stamp office moved to Scranton. Boyle in Scranton last Friday. Mrs. Milligan dies at Lathrop with funeral at Methodist church. Nicholson Caramel works idle. electric road proposed from Tunkhannock to Nicholson. Republic Savings and Loan invites new charter members by April 1. grand jury and petit jurors named for April term. stage-driver Babcock sold out Patrick's store building not finished by April. LT Whitbeck arrives from Long Island. Thurber and others in town. RODD & CR partnership dissolved. Wailer from Buffalo spends Easter. W. W. Le Roy and Shiehla visit Electric City. Ralph Williams spends Easter with parents. bank branch has about thirty charter members.
Live Correspondent reports in Scranton Tribune from Packville as J D Caryl J W White and Benjamin Maxey observe an electric drill at a local coal mine. Social items list Miss Kate Davis Mrs Ada Jennings and Mrs Glynn Morgan among Scranton guests. planned marriage of Sarah Hourvitch and Harry Winklestein. Presbyterian supper drawings noted.
A batch of items records visits by Mrs P Speichers of Archibald to Mrs John Ferguson, Miss Annie Nealon at Carbondale, and Mrs J B Cummings from Forest City. John Ferguson and J Kennedy are noted among local residents. Church events include Easter services at Patrick's Church with a choir led by T W Walking and an upcoming cantata Joseph. The Adonis Club plans a May play Nevada and Peckville dancing class invites a Keystone hall social March 20.
Jenmys Pa March 3 reports a push to organize a judge of the Royal Arcanum. a Saturday afternoon gathering drew many friends from Carbondale and Scranton. Catholic Mutual Benefit will host an entertainment tomorrow with 850 prize drawing at night. Epworth League plans a Methodist visit to Cartoudals league in April. Republican HQ opens tonight with speakers. Court Lily of Valley Lodge attended Methodist service. Mollie Carey died. funeral set for Monday.
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