Catarrh of the kidneys and remedies advertised
Catarrh cures and testimonials for Pe-ru-na and Man-a-in claim kidney relief and overall health improvement. Letters from veterans and others praise the remedies, urging early use to prevent chronic Bright's disease. Also notes visits and social events in Hartford City and Taylorville.
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Hartman
Mr. J. Brake
Petrojen
Ontario
Canada
Bright
C. K. Coaby
Vale Mills
Giles County
Tenn
Ernst Knobloch
Gauligin
J. C. Saundera
Haynes Street
Atlanta
Gasiva
M'f'g Co
Columbus
Olle
Carbondale Adultery Hearing Stirs Local Neighbors
Stilson faced Alderman Jones on adultery charges, with George T. Carpenter accusing his daughter Lu lu Carpenter as the alleged partner. Witnesses Nellie Conrad and Mrs Helfrich testified Stilson had lived with a woman they claimed as his wife, prompting a bail set at 100. The case and related notices filled a busy local scene with family movements and social visits.
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Cc. EE
Stilson
Alderman Jones
George T. Carpenter
Lwla Carpenter
Nellie Conrad
Helfrich
Speranton
Stilgon
Conrad
Lil
Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Avery Held at North Church Street Residence
The funeral for Mrs. Joseph Avery took place yesterday afternoon at the residence on North Church Street. Rev. W. O. Green officiated, delivering a heartfelt eulogy. A music group of local performers provided at the service, and the Maplewood Cemetery interment was private. Pallbearers and floral offerings were named, with several out of town mourners listed from Beranton, Hornsdale, Dundaff, and Greenfield.
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Joseph Avery
North Church Street
Entelock
W. OT. Green
Thomas
Do Ls Crane
J. B. Rowlson
Trussell M. Shepherd
Intermental
Maplewood
Messie
Theo
Pleven
T . Rabingon
Ale Felts
Riehard Lee
John A. Shepherd
Ceoise Snyder
Miser
Frank Muny
John K. Morgan
Sarah Buredick
Burdick
Beranton
and Mire
Charl [Urlick
Hornsdale
Fannie Burdick
A. Richardson
BR. Richardson
Richardson
Dundaff
Xerxes Williame
Amy Williams
Greenfield
Constable Arrests Disrupted Silk Mill Protest
Constable Gilboy went to a silk mill to arrest youths for stones thrown at Italian houses on Belmont Street. Manager Frieder refused access, leading Gilboy to wait outside as machines tangled and damaged about 3400 dollars of silk, with claims Gilboy caused a disturbance and possible reimbursement to the company.
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Constably
Gilboy
Belmont Stret
Freider
Philly
Frieder
Gilby
Protestants Plan Meeting On Water Firm Downing
A planned meeting at the Academy aims to form a course against the Consolidated Water Supply company. The committee seeks broad support to obtain an equitable path to ending the firm and to press municipal water.
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Academy of Aflusio Ts
Concalidated
Nehad
Local and Personal Notices Shrink Swell with Returns and Visits
Mrs PB Halleck returns from Green Ridge viatt. Alfred Darto and son of Wilkes-Barre visit relatives. Mrs Frances Wherry back from Promnbon. Mr and Mrs Charles Chapman back from Promypton. Mrs J Hw Paul base returns with sister Mrs William Rankine to stay with Watt family. Laura Kennedy goes to Pilensant Mount for a later hunt. Orn Loomis of Lincoln avenue visiting Scranton. Pietrich Inspector of the Woman's Relief Corps No 44 at Newfoundland, Wayne county, yesterday and will go to Moscow today. Mr and Mrs William Swarts of Fie mira return home after visiting relatives.
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PB Halleck
Green Ridge
Alfred Darto
Wilkes-Barre
Frances Wherry
Promnbon
Charles Chapman
Promypton
J. Hw. Paul Base
Peluth
William Rankine
W. W. Watt
Laura Kennedy
Fpilensant Mount
Orn Loomis
Lincoln Avenue
Scraton
Pietrich
Woman's Relief Cornea
Alex. H. Gillies
Ins Ppensed Corps
Newfoundland
Wayne County
Moscow
William Swarts
Fiemira
Hae
Helen Williams Visits Boranton and Mise Inez Blessing
Miss Helen Williams spent yesterday in Boranton. Mise Inez Blessing visited her school, according to local notices.
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Helen Williams
Boranton
Mise Inez Blessing
Taylor Lodge Odd Fellows Fair Opens At Weber's Rink In Tay lorville
Community events fill the week with a four night fair at Weber's rink by Taylor Lodge No 668 IOOF featuring door prizes each evening a musical program and a Saturday drill by Canton Scranton No 4 Patriarch Militant. The week also sees the Price Library Association directors meeting and funeral services for Mrs William Howells.
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Taylorville Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Weber
Atherton Street
M. BF
H. H. Harris
D. &. Jones
Hyde Park
Francis Gendall
Forest Home Cemetery
T. J. Davis
Daughters of
Pocahontas Forgeeis
Agnes Jones
Elizabeth Heffer
Margaret Williame
Maria Reynolds
Mary Curtis
Willabeth
Dacey
John H. Fern
Oxford
Asain
George Hooper
Fingland
Sibley Union Church
H. (. Stover
Harvey JT. Gangner
Edward Gang
Silk weaving plant proposed for Jermyn location
Citizens urged to attend a public meeting at Enterprise hall this evening to discuss a large silk weaving plant. The firm expects to hire up to 150 workers, mostly boys. Also notes a stolen goods case in Mauch Chunk, a school board meeting, a chicken raid foiled by police, and local residents visiting Hyde Park.
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Star
Enterprise Hall
Liversinda Tray
Mauch Chunk
Carbon County
McGinley
Daniel Dolan
Eatrice
James R. Evans
Fourth Street
Hyde Park
William Vercoe
Theophilus Bengough
West Mayfield
Town and Area Movements and an Accident in Moscow
Mr Parkenson of New York spent the summer in town and returned home Monday. Thomas Johns plans to move his family to West Scranton this week. Gaige Dalrymple went back to Boston after a few days here. Mr and Mrs Halsey Swartz are at Dunkirk New York. William Kelly is moving his family to Wilkes Bar re. Miss Sue Pyle returned home after a summer at Lake Bonaparte. Rev Harned of the American Bible Society preached at the Catholic church Sunday morning. Thomas Cunningham of Scranton visited Sunday. Mrs Seymour Smith returning from Moscow Saturday was thrown from a frightened horse near Mr Sloat's place and injured. she was taken home, suspected serious injuries.
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Parkenson
New York
Thomas Johns
West Scranton
Gaige Dalrymple
Boston
Halsey Swartz
Dunkirk
N. Y
William Kelly
Wilkes-Barre
Sue Pyle
Lake Bonaparte
Rev. Harned
American Bichle Society
Thomas Cunningham
Scranton
Seymour Smith
Springbrook
Moscow
Local Youth Injured in Storrs Mines Incident
Charles Bray, a young worker at Storrs mines No. 1, sustained a light injury on Monday. Golden Chain lodge will hold a regular session tomorrow evening. Knights of Golden Eagle will confer the crusader's degree next Friday evening with a social to follow. Borough council meets this evening. Ladies Aid gathers at 2 PM at Mrs. John Lark’s Albert street home.
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Charles Bray
Ths Place
Storrs
Golden Chain Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Tomoorrow
John Wesley Castle
Knights of Golden Eagle
Ladies’ Aid
John Lark
Albert Street
Three Doctors in Consultation by Benjamin Franklin
The piece presents a method where Dr Inclination, Dr Experience, and Dr Reason consult to select the best medicine. For a bad cold Dr Inclination favors Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its pleasant safe taste, Dr Experience cites its quick, lasting relief, and Dr Reason notes its scientific basis and lung renewal effects. Matthews Bros. sells it through druggists and as wholesale agents.
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Inclination
Reason
Chamberlain
Experience
Pature
Matthews Bros
Local notes and incidents from the town
The Tennsylvania Coal company will pay employees today. Miss Gertrude Henders returns home after a four month visit with relatives in Missouri. Several locals visited friends in Inkerman Haglowen and Borunton. Funeral services for Mrs Methrell’s sister Mrs Genevieve Bhooughnessy were held. a polling office arson attempt failed, blamed on Meade estate grounds. School board to meet for fuel bids. Rev Dr Giffin of Elm Park Meth.
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Tennsylvania Coal Company
Gertrude Henders
WJ. Williams
Rich Hill
Ming Mary Gurke
Inkerman
Wuent
Sarah Kelly
Haglowen
Mire
Mary Kearney
Mina Kate Golden
Borunton
Kate McGowan
Mra. T. P. McGrell
Williamaport
Methrell
Fister
Genevieve Bhooughnessy
Dr. Giffin
Elm Park
Palestine lecture and town events advertised
The Apticopal church will lecture at Moonle Methodist Church this evening on Palestine with free admission and a silver offering. The hose company’s fair opens Friday in the mill basement with booths and many articles. Entertainment is planned for each evening. W Pigler of Newport News visits town. William Milliman of South Main Street is in poor health. Nora Sullivan, five, suffers from scalp fever. Elizabeth Wylie of Carbondate moves to Miss Marty McCrindle’s locale.
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Ost
Apticopal Church
Moonle Methodist Church
Palestine
Hose Company
Sk Mill
W. Pigler
Newport News
Wiliam Milliman
South Main Street
Nora
P. Sullivan
Eroup
Filzabeth Wylie
Mies Marty McCrindle
Husband Forgave Her John A Jones Takes Back Runaway Wife
In Wilkes-Barre on October 17 the case of George Stevenson Saunders and Mrs Alice Jones ended with the wife forgiven and returned home to Parsons after she had waived a hearing. The boarder pleaded guilty and faced consequences. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised with generic claims follow the legal report.
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Wilkes-Barre
George Stevenson
Alas Saunders
Alice Jones
John A. Jones
Parsons
Come
The Toll-Gate Inn Plays Lyceum Stage
A pro duction at the Lyceum last night offered The Toll Gate Inn a four act drama set in Maple Valley Vermont during the Revolutionary era. The Bennett and Moulton company at the Academy of Music presented A Daughter of the South with a repeat this afternoon.
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Lyceum
Toll-Gate Inn
Langdon McCormick
Maple Valley
Vermont
Bennett and Moulton Company
Academy of Music
Algiers
Devitls Island
Captain Dreyfus
The Sporting Duchess at Lyceum promises grand spectacle
Curiosity runs high as The Sporting Duchess arrives with a grand scenic display. The production features interiors of a palace, a regimental ball, and Epson Downs race scenes promised to rival any prior melodrama. Charles Frohman presents Phrase with Miss Odette Tyler, Friday at the Lyceum.
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Epson Downs
Charles Frohman
Odette Tyler
Anthony Hope
Lyceum
Empire Theatre
New York
The People’s Exchange Advertisement Notice
Popular clearing house for those who have houses to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or who want situations or help one cent a word six insertions for five cents except situations wanted which are inserted free and all ads may be sent to the office for insertion in the next issue
Frohman Dramatic Tour of Under the Red Robe at Lyceum
Persuasive managers across the country won Frohman to tour the drama Under the Red Robe. It plays the Lyceum on Saturday Met 21 with matinee and night shows. Leading the company are Paul Carenueve and Amelia Gardner, noted for romance and versatility on stage.
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United States
Charles Frohman
New York
Lyceum
Paul Careneuve
Amelia Gardner
Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh by internal use, with testimonials offering $100 for any failure. Ads promote Hall's Family Pills and Agnew's Heart Cure, urging prompt use for heart disease symptoms and related conditions. Matthews Bros. and W. T. Clark distribute.
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Halle
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Strugglers
Railroad Time Tables and Travel Details
Railroad time tables list Del, Lacka and Western, Nanticoke, Plymouth and intermediate stations with 325 and 4 p.m departures. It notes Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all express rates. For full details and pocket timetable apply to Mota Smith, District Passenger Agent, depot ticket office.
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Nanticoke
Plymouth
Mota Smith
Dupot Tcket
Railroad Schedule for Scranton and Nearby Towns in 1860
May timetable lists trains to Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and beyond via Lehigh Valley and other routes. Includes fares, arrival times, and Sunday trains. Officials HARDICK, ROSS, and ROYSE publish from Scranton and Albany offices.
Rail timetables announce trains from Scranton May 24
Train notices list schedules for 18 percent fare change effective May 24. Routes include Philadelphia New York via D H and Black Diamond Express via D H R R. Times cover morning and afternoon departures to White Haven Bethlehem Tunkhannock Towanda Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls with Pullman cars between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Officials Hollin W Wilbur Cortlandt Street and A W Nosnemacher advertise tickets and reservations in Scranton South Bethlehem.
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Philadene
New York
D. & H.R. Rat GS Om
Iba Bom
D& H
White Haven
Dagteton
Bethlehem
Sharon
Reading
Hrorfebure
Vie DD
H. R.R
A. m
Bundayve
TAR P.m
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Sinien
Tihnes
Geneva
Win
Rochester
Buffalo
Niaeara Falls
Prine
H. R
Bun Dave
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Suspension Ridge
Hollin H. Wilbur
South Bethlehem
Enel Art
Cortlandt Street
Nosnemacher
Teckets
Pullman
Tackawanna Ave
Train Timetable Notice From Scranton to NYC and Points
Time table in effect September 11 lists trains from Scranton to New York Newburgh and intermediate points at 1 a m and 2 28 p m. Returns reach Scranton at 11 12 a m and 2 10 and 2 10 p m.
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Scranton
New York
Newburgh
Mide
Hawley
Tb A. m
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