Price Savings on Popular Fabric Colorings
A special offer highlights seven different colorings of fabric previously selling at 1 dollar per yard. The promotion emphasizes strong value and money saving for buyers.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1894
Page
8
A special offer highlights seven different colorings of fabric previously selling at 1 dollar per yard. The promotion emphasizes strong value and money saving for buyers.
We present a varied collection of medium priced silk novelties with popular prices and new styles. The 20 inch plain China Silk comes in leading shades and black. Similar goods sold earlier at 374 cents but these are offered at current value.
A new female department offers exclusive treatment for women with gynecological conditions. It invites those previously avoiding care to seek services from a specialized lady physician.
A busy Pittston column reports a serious wagon accident on William Street with driver William Sutton injured. local deaths include John Harvey and Galoshe A Grow campaign events announced in Keystone hall with reception plans and attendant dignitaries. civil suit filed by Michael J. Langan against Councillor John H. Tigne over a pave contract dispute. Also notes marriage announcements and Main street paving pledges by property owners.
The sixth local convention of the Jefferson branch union of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor will meet at Helletead on November 15. William Briatol of Binghamton called on friends in town. Ira Sawyer of Candor is stopping with friends and relatives here. F H Johnson has the contract to build the pen brick building on Main street. The bridge crossing the Sus- River is mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Gault of Oneonta visit town as the Quelanna river is being covered with galvanized iron at this place and the details are noted in local reports.
Hackettstown eleven clashed with the Normal school eleven in a Saturday game on campus. Normal won 12 to 6, with standout plays by Langilin and Hitsman for Normal and Beers and Warren for Hackettstown. Warren sustained a spine injury and Atatin was sabtitated.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Sly and son Ralph visit friends in Honesdale Pa J E Lewaley and son Harold guests of Pittston relatives Howard Foster to leave for Philadelphia on Wednesday Mrs Evigibeth BE Hanford dies aged nearly five years funeral at Trinity church Grace Miller infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller interred Maplewood cemetery Miss Rena Daley returns from New York state visit Keystone hall social planned October 10 Mr and Mrs Thomas Wylie Pittston guests of Belmont street J E Watt of Washington street in New York City Balloon ascent in Mayfield draws large crowd Forty members of the 1493 company spend Sabbath at Hotel American
The short verse traces White Raby’s life from childhood to motherhood, noting how Castoria accompanied her at every stage. It compiles a nostalgic image of a mother’s reliance on the remedy through milestones from infancy to adult life.
A diarist describes a union church concert with multiple ensembles in Pontypridd and a tour to Pont-y-Cymmer. She notes crowded crowds, eager Welsh songs, and encores including a Welsh duet. She mentions peppering letters home, humorous tomato tales, and plans to press on with ciudad travel and more performances.
Rendham notes report a Republican meeting at Sheridan's ball this evening Ost 8 and promote Tae Tripung newspaper subscription by Willie Williams Samuel Baker. Funeral services for Mrs Patrick Degman and illness of Mrs John Conway are noted along with hotel construction by Taylor & Co and road work overseen by Join Conway and Abram Seals. A new gentleman boarder arrives at William Evans's home.
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