THE PCU ANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20. 1894.
LIVE re OF
l Is
II P TTSTOHS
Tim Bobarior TRnomfa Pttteten de
partment ia la charm oi ' 51- l',1y. to
whom newt Itemt ana oomplatntt uuvy be
referred.
MISTAKEN IN his man.
Squire Loii2hrv Make a Discovery,
but Tfi Mti: tkert.
While out .iri in ; yeeterday morn
log in the vlolutty of Plaimvlllt, Will
Ian A. Loughrey, tii w-1 known
jvuser i' j'.inluvi at !r. IrnlHt'i, e
pled annul boj who waa aooonpanled
By an Italian organ grind r
Bappoiingtho lad to banono ot'ier
than the long lost K Idia Bratharton,
tha 'aqntra whlppi I up hi steed anil
with baatt hnrriad to Wilkai liarr--,
where ha inform. ', tha Minorities ol
what ho had st'tn. Tha organ grimier
and the boy ware overtaken near ivrt
Bawkley, but to tiu ohagrin of all thi
lad pro red to K tine other E Idia an
not the one wanted While many are
enjoying tli j it the 'tqoire't ex
penee his jnitioMhip fail to where
the joke rvallv axial .
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DEATH OF A. B. ROMMEL.
A Witdiy Known mil Knob Rotp-cted
Citizen Fames Awav.
Word hns been reoelved hre of the
death of A. B, Rommel at his hotua in
Nuxen, Wyoming county, after a long
illness.
The deoeased was a Cormw tealdent
of VWst Pittston aud waa highly r
peoatd. For many years he con
ducted tr a-k garden at Harding. He
was a brother of Vt. 15. Rommel, of
tliis place. He was -IS years of a?e.
and Kaves hi wife an I oue daughter.
Tne remiius have beeu brongjtl to U.
H Rommel'a residence, 807 Ltuerne
avenue, from which place the funeral
Will take place this ui iruiiitf at 10 30
o'clook Interment will be made in
Vts: Pitteton oemetery.
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PITTSTON POINTERS.
Pittston Happoninva Britiv but Tuter
estina'.y Told
Election day today. Let every citi
zeu esarcise hit frauchise.
Today oeiug a legal holiday, tha
banks will close at noon and remain so
for the balance of the day.
The iuteuto thaw of the past few
dayt iias maile the streets well nigh
impassable.
With the olosing of the polls today it
can be said without fear of eoutradic
tion that the Citison'l party will disin
tegrate. John Eichooltz'r, of the Junction, in
a pnblisned card says in refutation of
certain stories bein circulate 1 about
hi poition in the present political
stru!le; "I und"rstand taat a report
tias been in oiroulatlon that I have
(tone back on the Cltiiane' ticket, and
that t propose to nse my vote
and Influence In faeor of some
other party's nominees, I wish it em
phatically stated that ncli a report is
entirely false. I have not by word or
deed given cause for tie report that I
Waa not loyal to the Citizens' party.
Candidates whom I nelped to place in
nomination, and who, I am confident,
wiil if elected, work intelligently and
faithfully for the borough's interests.
I am for the Citizens' ticket without
any wavering.
Advur.ce Ag-nt Hill, of the "Hands
Across the Sea" company, was in town
yesterday hilling his attraction.
County Commissioner P. A. Norton,
of Wilkes Barre, was a visitor here
yesterday.
On Tbumdsv morning next, Wasa
in iron's Birthday, tiie Polisn societies
of t;::s pi c will go to Scrauton to at
tend the dedication of the new Polish
Catholic ehnreh of the Sacred Heart,
I-iev. Father Anst. pastor.
E. B. Patterson suffered sever inju
ries a few days ago at Newark Vally,
N Y , where be was visiting relatives
He was out huntin;, and while cross
ing a slinpery log in the woods his gin
wis accidentally discharged. The
charge struck Air. Patterson in the left
side of the face, lacrrit'.ng a portion of
the cheek and tne ear. The injury
was painful but not dangerous, al
though the escape from death wiy
v ry narrow. At last accounts Mr
Patterson waa doing well ami wasaole
to be aronnd. O izette.
With three political parties in the
field, to say nothing of tae independ
ent candidates, the situation is an ax
eeodingly lively one in this place at
present. To add to the excitement
the Eagle Hose eompany an 1 Black
Diamond Hook and La AtT company
eacU have a fair and festival. All con
cerned are fighting mad, and there is
no telling w.iat the outcome will be.
The excitement is fast and farions and
is greatly enjoyed by the disinterested
observer.
David Tndor.a driver on the Bsrnnm
shaft column dnmp, whilo riding a
nnle yester lay morning was thrown
from the mnle's bick and had ids arm
fractured and wrist dislocated. The
injured lad was taken to the hospital
for treatment. He is aged l"i year
and makes ids home with his grand-pi-rnte,
Mr. and Mrs. John Watts, of
North Main street.
Friends of the family nre invited to
attend the fnnral this afternoon of
Mrs. Thomas Bnsh. Servie will be
held at the family' homo at 2 o'clock,
conducted by Rv Dr. Parka. The in
terment will be in VVeRt Pittston ceme
tery. TyP"PU r.d Indigestion
In their worst forms nr- cured by the
osti of V. P. K If you am debilitated and
run down, or If you need a tonic to regain
flesh nnd lost appetite, Strength and vigor,
talc- P. P. P., and you will tie strong and
healthy. Kir shattered SOnstlMtlonS and
lost manhood P. P. P. (Prickly Ash. Poke
Hoot and Potassium) is the king of all
mrticlnes. P. P. P. Is tli greatest blood
purifier In the world. For sale by nil
:iruf,'gints.
NICHOLSON NIWS NOTES.
A Brief Record of Current Event Cart
fully Pr p i red.
Fpninl to tha Kcrnntun Trihnnn.
NlOHOtaotr, Pa., Feb, 19 The Metho
dist Episcopal Sunday School took a
sloigh ride last Saturday afternoon
down to East Lomon. They started nt
1 p. m. and arrived back at 4 p. m.
At tha Opera Home next Thursday
evening a Washington Birthday hop
will be held.
Frank Proper's new dwelling honso
is nearly completed.
Mrs. K. A. DnBois is visiting friend
in New York city.
The thermometer stood 18 below zoro
last Saturday morning.
The creamery ice house is being
fillod with ice.
The scholars of the graded sohool
have an entertainment in the school
building on next Thursday in honor of
Washington's birthday,
There were two car load of apples
leaded here last wuk. Applet are
bringing a. good price, now.
R. D. Kewtoij't new dwelling hoaee
omNN Stotet it nearly completed.
The candy factory is ndvertised for
rent or sale. Some one ought to got it
running,
liilph Shields sells the SORANTOH
I BIB) m:. If you want to get the now
bdy it.
rbt It-publican and Democratic
nominees for school direotorshin are
having quite a hot li'iit.
Will Lord bni erected au elegant
houee In Walnut park
Hurry William has gone to King
stou to school.
ALL ABO J I AVOC1
A B.iditit of tntarettloK Oostlp from u
Rnttllai Town.
Svei inl to tkl Sc iinl hi Vrilmne.
AVOCA, Pa., Feb 11) -Miss N.dhe
Whaleu, of Wllket Barre, i the guest
of tlin Whaleu i imlly.
Miss Fannie Webuer is visiting her
brother at Kingston,
W, B Ciirr.iu retuthed today from a
visit with Archbald friend.
William Edwards and Alexander
Laird and Alex All. ui attended the
fan r.ilof a relative a: Pitt.stui yester
day. Mrs. John Winters, of Duumore, i
visiting in town
Philip Qoreokl, of Bagtewood, N.
Y . is tut guest of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs, James BrOWO, jr .
pent this eveuiug in i'ittston.
Miss Bertie Lea entertained a num
ber of her friends At her home this eve
dug.
, lames Tonhill, of i'ittston, is in town
this evening
Mr. P, EL Snyder, of Old Forge, is
visitiug in town.
Ttio interior of Manner' drag store,
has been beautified by a oat of new
paint and wall paper.
The St. Aloysiu society have changed
their time of meeting during Lent
from Friday to Saturday veiling.
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MUSICALS AT jcKMYN.
Mr. J. D. Stocks Delightfully Enter
tains a Number of Muaio Lovers.
Sjti1 to the .-Srrauluii 'IVi6uae.
JlBMYM, Pa., Feb. 19, The musical
given by Mr. J. D. Stocker in aid of
the Christiau Budeevor chapel at Simp
sou was a success, socially and tinau
oiallr. The large aud handsomely deco
rated rooms were rilled by a select
and appreciative compauy of in
vited guests. The programme of the
evniug Wat very acceptably carried
out In every particular.
Among those present from out of
town were Rev. Mr. and Mr. Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Spencer, Mr. aud
Mrs. John Hovt, W. T. Pries, D. L.
Crane, Mrs. F. E. Dennis and Mr.
Burr, of Carboudale: William Walker,
if Mayfield, and Charles Battenburg.
jr., of Archbald.
IS NOT A CANDlOATE.
Michael Garrett, Not Oat for Snpervior
of Marcy Townhip.
flpevfal to the Scranton fn6ua.
DUBTBA, Pa., Feb. 19 l deire to
announce to my friends that, although
my nam will appear on the tickett to
day as a candidate for supervisor of
Marcy township, I have concluded to
withdraw, as I realize that my candi
dacy will to a great extent jeopardize
the chances of electi n of those who re
ceived the nomination at the Dsmo
cratic caucus. Thanking my friends
who have shown a disp isition to aid
me. providing I remained in the field,
and hoping that my action will meet
with their approval. I am
Respectfully your.
MlCBAKi Garrett.
Ekware ok Frauds. Be snre yon get
the genuine Dr. Thomas' Eclectnc Oil. It
cures colds, croup, asthma, deafness and
rheumatism.
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The offer must soon be withdrnwn.
P,nt a short time remains in which to
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A Dwtell to !! NiUd.
Kiinmn City .lumnat.
Whilethe ' ithiimltes urn si work mak
Ing a "greater New York" they should
endeavor to also make a better one.
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Fahl-n Hot for Mn.
t'hirriyti Hprnril.
Trousers legs will bn worn cloqn-rnefed
to the knee by gentlemen making pedes
trinn excursions through the atreeta this
spring.
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The Right Slei ef rijctlng-uliher.
Clii into Rati rd
(Jl.olly "My bwnin is on Urol"
Miss Cniistlfiun "yulokl Someono bring
an atomizer "'
Not a Safe I ml.
ftouhtngtam Pimt.
The man who judges the wheat market
by the size of the baker's loaf is a eure
loser.
How About Orover OltvsIandP
I'hilaili lphia ieierd l tlnn.)
No Democrat Is bigger than his party.
Old Thlng-s Are the Bait.
Lija.
Obi we sigh to tat Mime coffoe like our
mothers usod to muke,
And we yearn to get a slice of broad llko
thtiy usrd to Duke.
But it may be we're ungrateful, yet we're
sure we do not cme
T.. feel once more a slipper liko our
mother ued to wear.
(I VERY m III
And Indeed She Has Good Rea
son To Be Joyous.
HOW IT ALL COME ABOUT
A Moat Attractive NewVork Lady Tell
Her Remarkable Experience It
is Exceedingly Intereating.
One would have to trav-1 a long dis-
tanoe and eearoh thoroughly to Hud a
more bright, attractive and pleating
little lady than MM Cross, who resides
at No. 886 West 211 1 street New York.
She it the wife of Mr, Clarence Gross,
who I mi expert telegrapher, connect
ed with tlm Western Union company,
Seated ill her purlor a few evening
since, in a iilensant conversation, 1 was
told a story which in interest and im
portant)! I have titver heard excelled.
"You would not think," said Mrs.
Cross in a natVS manner, "that I ever
knew what trouble, imhnppiiios and
pain were, lint, nevertheless, I think
few women have ever trone through
what 1 have. About a year ago 1 paid
a visit to Boston, and while there, bn
gan to feel very strangely. My head
oiied. I had no appetite, 1 couched
constantly, and began wasting away
at a terrible rate. My complexion
grew sallow, dark line came around
my eyes. 1 felt no ambition 1 was en
tirely discouraged. These things con
tlnned until 1 Dually became so sick, 1
wa compelled to go to the hospital
They wer exceedingly kind to me
there, but It was more than two
mouths before 1 could leave,iiiid then 1
almost felt myself to be n puysical aud
mental wreck. Did I consult doctors?
Yes. indeed, many a time, but mum
how 1 gained no strength, mid was
losing in tl-sh constantly. You would
hardy belu ve i but at that time 1
weighed only Vi pouuds."
"And did you not get very much dis
couraged?" "Certainly, but 1 tried to be as brave
at possible, although 1 felt that there
was once but little hope. All my
mother's family died of consumption
aud us 1 once had a severe attack of
pneumonia, I feared that mv time of
life might bo short from the tame
cause, 1 returned to New York and
tried to be brave and cheerful, but 1
certainly did not feel that way. My
husband said it seemed to him that I
h id every kind of a disease known to
the world. It wa at this time a friend
said to me: T do think you need the
inediciuss and drugs you are taking.
Why not drop the cod liver oil, and
other nauseating and disgusting mailt
cines, and try aome good food- -something
that will build you up and
strengthen yon'.'' I told her that I
would be glad to do so, but did not
know what to take. Bbs kindly gave
me a bottle of food which she told me
nad done gieat thing for some of her
friends And now comes the surpris
ing part of my ttory. While in that
weak, emaciated condition, weighing
leu than DO pounds. I began to take the
food. The very first day my appetite
grew better, und soon 1 began to relish
other food. Saon afterwards, I notic
ed that my tl 'sh and strength were in
creasing, and that my complexion was
getting better. Then it seemed to me
that I could not get enough to eat. I
ate heartily three times a day -meat,
eggs and nourishing food, and slept
soundly every night. I was to happy,
and so were my friends, that 1 con
tinned taking the food, and to make a
long story short, I am as you see me
now, wtighing 113 pounds, gaining
flesh each day. feeling like a girl of six
teen, and I owe it all to the wonderful
I almost might tny, miraculous
power of Paskola, the great pre-digest
ed food, which has done so much for
me,
' Yon think 1 am enthuiiastic abnnt
it? Well, why should I not be? Would
you not be if yon had been helped at
I was? Of court. I had recommended
It to my friends, and I have yet to find
a tingle peason who has not been bene
fite 1 by its use. f do not think that
people and women especially need
drug or medicines to keep them in
health when nfll cted as I waa. What
1 do think they need is good, sustain
ing, strengthening foo l, which does
not require any effort on the onrt of
the stomach todieest It, and this is cer
tainly the power I'askola possesses -it
goes at once into the blood, strengthen
ing and in iking new life. I believe if
women knew this truth more gener
ally, there wonld be less sickness, less
sallowneas, and more bappintsa among
thm than there Is.
"Is i'askola like cod liver oil? Not
stall. Instead of , being uaueens, it is
pleasant to take. It UOU'I niako you
sick at ttom.'ich.
I have never benn,mnre impressed by
the word and appearance of any per
son than I was of Mr. Cro. Her
manner was o sincere, her words so
earnest, her nature so buoyant, and hr
U",ilth, as every look and movement
indicated, so perfect, that I could hard
ly realize that the little lady who wa
conversing had once been so great an
invalid, and so near to death's door,
and I could not tint feel that if women
throughout America could know the
means by wblnh she had been so bene
fited, and avail themselves of It, it
might mean much for the health, bnnu
ty and happiness of American women.
A pamphlet giving full particular
respecting i'askola will he sent on ap
plication to the I're-Digested food
0 mipany, HIS limine street, New York
City.
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REVIVAL ftT PECKVIllE.
KOch Interest Tkn In the BsrvloS at
the M. R. Ohiiroh.
lirrint to th Smtnttm Trihun.
PgOKVlLUtj Pa., Feb, III The re
vival services nt the M"thndlgt Episco
pal church are attended with increas
ing interest and good sncoeia. Many
have already loiight a new life in
Christ and others are earnest Inquirer.
The pastor U being aslted In the
vork by llnv. B I. Ives, D. I)., of An
num, N. Y. , one of tbn foremost preach
er In America, lie will conduct a
peetal tervloi Saturday afternoon at
1 B0, nud will preaoh toil evening at
7.15. All made welcome at these tor
vice. Dr. Ives will preach at the uiual
hours of service and will bo preont at
tlm Sabbath school at 2 30.
The funeral strviues of llnssin Hoott,
aged I ysars and 6 months, was held
from her father's home on Mill street
Friday afternoon at 1 80, Idttln Mle
wa sick but one day. Her parents
have the sympathy of tho entire com
munity in their affliction, Rev. F. P.
Doty officiated at r In. funeral. Inter
ment was made In Prospect cemetery.
Tin Importance of keening the liver and
kiifnnvH in good cnniiitioii cannot bn
overeHtimnted. Mood's Harsapnrilla I a
gnat remedy for regulating and inviRorn
ting these organs.
Hood's Pllli not raily, vet promptly
and effectively, on the liver and bowels.
ANNUAL CLEARING SI
A. B. Brown's Bee Hive, Pittston, Pa.
lib
Thousands Remnants of Dry Goods. Cloaks and Put Capefl during
tale ui less than oosl of material,
very hu h of counter room covered with the greatest bargains ever
shown.
Ladies' Folt llatn, this season's atyles Ifjc. each.
Hoys' Winter Waist Q,o bhcIi.
wlfi 30c. eaoh.
Cloaks $1.50 each.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND NOTIONS AT QUARTER OF VALUE.
COME IT WILL PAY YOU,
Great Clearing Sale.
A. B. BROWN'S BEE HIVE,
PITTSTON, PA.
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Hurt DDrUOe streets.
THE
Upholstery Departmen
or
William : Sissenberger
Opposite liaptist Chnreb,
Penn Avenue,
Is replete with fine and
medium Parlor Suits, Fancy
Rockers, Couches and
Lounges for the Holiday
Trade. Prices to Suit all.
Also Bed Room Sets.Din-
ing Room and Kitchen Fur
niture. Parlor Suits arid
Odd Pieces Re-upholstered
in a substantial manner.
Will be as good as new.
MT. PLEASANT
AT BETAIL.
Cnnlnf llin ttnt.t quality tot dOBMettp univiunl
of n i. . iV'llvorivl In iuit (mrt of lot city
t InWPRt ltrl.'P.
Oipr Inft nt my odlnn.
no. ii. nryoiwiNa athntjr,
Krnr npin, flrt llonr. Third Nntloiml lUnlc
or unnt liy mull (.r il. .i. to tho mine, will
Kvelvn iirompt nttontlon
BmoIm tuBtraele will bt mid for tho ui
ml Uollvitry of I-., i i . ,t Col.
WM. T. SMITH.
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explained below, together with io cents
in cash, will secure it. The demand is
heavy, but we will fill all orders as fast
as the Hying presses can print the hand
some books.
OFFER NUMBER TWO.
'1 he ''Wanamaker Panorama of the
World's Fair,"' which has occasioned such
a iurore in Philadelphia, is a voluminously
illustrated history of that great event. It
is a history that is both highly entertain
ing to the young and old, and instructive
to all. It is such a volume as should be
in every patriotic home. In order to have
a complete, continuous and connected his
tory, it will be necessary to have all the
parts. One new part appears each week.
There are sixteen, magnificent, marvelous,
full-page views in each part. Ten cents in
cash and two coupons of different dates,
cut as directed below, will secure it. Part
One is now ready in unlimited quantity.
Other parts will be announced.
OFFER NUMBER THREE.
The young folks all delight to take that
famous 'Trip Around the World ' by
means of the handsome and instructive
Portfolio of Photographs showing noted
scenes and picturesque spots in all parts
of the globe we inhabit. It is an educa
tion in itself; this album. Don't fail to
have it, if you haven't it now. It will be
a lasting treat. Just now, in particular,
see the views it gives of Hawaii, the land
where Oueen Lil ruled. Two coupons and
5 cents in cash will secure this treasure.
eve had to do it. The demand was too
great. We've had to make THREE offers
where we though two, surely, would be
enough. But the public wouldn't be satisfied.
So we've added the Wanamaker series, and
continue the other two. You need all three,
to be really in the swim. Each one is better
than the one before it; at least, that's what
you think. 1 letter order early it you want
a prompt reply. All the various parts are
going like hot cakes.
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FEB. 20 j
This Coupon, with two like it, but of different
dates, and with Ten Omits in rash will samire one 5
part of the World's Fair Art Portfolio in four
parts the one announced before.
FEB. 20
This Counon. with another like it. but of differ-
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eni aaie, witn ren uents in casn, win secure one
part of the celebrated "Wanamaker" Portfolio, de
scribed above. New part each week. Part One-
now ready.
FEB. 20
This Coupon, with another like it, but of differ
ent date, and with Five Cents m casn, will secure
the "Trip Around the World" portfolio of photo
graphs, a rare and interesting glance at noted'
spots in all climes.
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