TITE SCKANTOtf TRTlftJTTE- MONDAY JVfOfcNTSfGr. FEBHtTATtY 2G. 1891.
L J
URTNO hard times consumers
cannot afford to experiment
with inferior, cheap brands of bak
ing powder. It is NOW that the
great strength and purity of the
ROYAL stand out as a friend in need
to those who desire to practise Econ
omy in the Kitchen. Each spoonful does its per
fect work. Its increasing sale bears witness that
t is a necessity to the prudent it goes further.
N R
i 1 Grocers say that every dollar in
vested in Royal Baking Powder is
worth a dollar the world over, that it
does not consume their capital in dead
stock, because: it is the great favorite,
und sells through all times and seasons.
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tfS- RUTHL pAIMNU K1WUEK CO , lUf WAIL 5T., NfcYV-YOKK. cV)
GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
HE NEWS Of
NEARBY TOWNS
Out of townoomoponilanttof Tfli trik-
mu to t. ,...,. v. . u.t..i iNKohauldintu t!: -.r ium m MM omnia
I His is the month tb tnoa'btful I MwiUttar, sot for pabUwtioa uut toward
I housewife tliiults of the a.lTent of
spring; Mid the advantage of getting
sw.' ; doae daring the enforced quiet
nets. WASH GOODS
T)n you romombnr the beautiful assort
mmt We nnv.' you lt yuur'- The ari
li;inilomtr this yoar than ovr . Foreign
Xorolties and DomoJtic Stuplcs. Select
Dow while the asiurtunnt is so abuuud-log-
Ol'R LINRIf DEPARTMENT
Is r"il)te with Mleotioa dictated by the
t4ist-,au i wanw of our patrons. Selected
bj experienced buyers. The harvest is
ready N ow we w.mt the aislst&ucc of the
many prudent, moaoy -saving housewives
ototir city to help father It rorQood
I.iucu we promiho you returns beyond
all expectation! Linen Table Damask,
Trashes and rowellng, including all the
beakmakei of Kitchen and Roller Towel
Inge, nenntitobed Hook Tiwels. A good
stock or Linen the pride of the house ife.
SHEETS &XD SHEETINGS
f-i. '.M. KM We have watchtMl the flactu
ationsof the market. The different nual
itios, weaves, width and yarns US61 We
csu say that Otiose goods will stand the
tell-tHie waah tnbteet Widths are right'
Qualities aro right)! And our prices are
right!!!
EM BROIDERIES
In gro it varieties. Tao greatest collection
for ralnei and patterns we h:ive ever put
upon our ijounters,
CA M BP. ICS
Emliroidered in all the rawest 'lesions,
suitable for all klndl ef Dress Trimmings
and Underwear,
QUILTS
Extra quality, full-size Toilot Quilts. Full
size Marseilles Quilts. Bedspreads of all
kinds. Shown to be Hid now.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
A great assortment for the critical bnvor.
Our line w rthv a special trip to sea. Vou
will lnd nothing unworthy our reputation
as LTp to Date Merchandisers,
DP.I'.SS GOODS
The arrival of newgoils for prinn ne
cessitates us to .lose out many Hlegant
(iouds Regardless of ( ost. rstyles are not
always the sanie,so novelties or last season
must go. Btaple Ooods must make room
for others of lighter texture and different
shadings. Keen buyers know this as well
as we. Your children in school and
daughters m ladles' colleges all would 1'ke
now dresses. Now if your opportunity.
Do not miss it!
81 IKS
Wiinn it is the season tn wear them. Thre
is no reason why vou should Dot have
them. Kvanln-r Sillcs. Black Brocade
Satins, Wnito Ha pan Silks, Brochs Ponces
in evening sbasles. COfM and see them.
You are sure to want them.
Fill NCH CH ALLIES
Just from Paris, the brightest makers.
Fascinating Designs- In au wool and silk
and wool. Designs all our own. Don't
buy old styles nt any price We will sell
you tlio (7ptODake I'mitings an'l charge
yon no morn than last year s left overs
at other places.
WOOL! V UNDERWEAR
We won't carry these goods over. If you
have a plac to keep them, n t needing
them for present wear, grasp this chance
for money saving Nearly all the sizes
and of many different makes
LACES
Wash Laces, Underwear Laces. Vonotian
Point Laces and Inserting. Qood values.
Big nasortmen ts.
HOSIERY
New OnadB arriving early. Mora Improve
ments, better dyes. Porf.s tness in sole
ing, heeling, and no more injurious affects
from poor ayes. Get your supply early.
Sgaiust deception.!
FOREST CITY NcWS.
CRBQN DAL CHIPS.
The Pionttr Citv Mirrored by an Enter
taining Soribe.
Sjteciol tn Ms Scrantnn Tribune.
Cabbondalk, Pa., Feb. 25 Frank
Yarriiiijton is iptBdlDg the Sabbath
with his parents, Air. and Mrs. W. L.
Yarrinptton.
Miss Lillian Hammett, of Stanton,
is the iru'st of Miss Cora Avery, of
WabdnfftM street.
Frank HIieninKer, of Scranton, it the
gasflt of Frank lieray.of Canaan street,
over Sunday.
Boyd Smith returned home to Scran
ton Saturday afternoon, after a brief
stay in this city.
The opening of the addition to Ku
rinavor chapel occurred this nftornoon.
Tne exercises consisted of special music
by the ohnrch choir and brief ad
dresses. Since the commencement of
missionary work the progress of the
Society of Christian Endeavor has been
wonderful.
Miss Annio Spruki, of Honesdale. is
visiting at th home of Mr. aud Mrs.
D. W. Humphrey, of Salem avenue.
W. D. Kvnns returned homo Hattir
day evening from a short stay in New
York city.
Cure for Beadache.
As a remedy for all forms of llendnclie
Electric Bitlere has proved to be the very
best. It effects n permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaohes
yield to its influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure a liottle and give this
remedy a fair trial. In eases of habitual
constipation Electric Hitters cures by giv
ing the needed tone to tho bowels, and few
eases long resist the use of this medicine.
Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty ceute
at Matthews Bros', drag store,
An Eutertaining Sudgt of Current Gj&
sip Tersely Pfpir'd.
Stxcial to the Scroti ion Tribune.
FOUOT CUT, P. i Feb. 23. This is
one of the coldest days of the season.
Mercury 18 degrees belov zero yester
day morning at -1 o'clock.
We have excellent sleighing in this
place and the merry cbirn i of the
sloigh bells may yet be hear 1 upon the
frosty air.
Attorney L P. Wedeman spout Sat
urday in the Parlor city.
W, S. Trim, of Pittston, visited his
parents, Professor and Mrs. V. G.
Trim, n fev days ago.
A corr udent wants to know what
will drive a man to drink quicker than
a sharp tongued woman.' fie evidently
has never tried a broiled salt m:tckerei.
Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Pentecost, who
bave beeu spending the past fire weeks
visiting friends and relatives in this
place on their wedding tour, started
for their far western home at Wash
ington, la. Mr. Pentecost was form
erly one of Forest City's most promin
ent and reliable business men, and has
a host of frisu Is who congratulate him
upon the selection of a charming aud
rsiined wife.
The anniversary of tho birth of the
poet of hope, home and hwtory, Henry
W, Liogfeliow, will occur Tuesday,
Feb. 27.
J. J, Jar.swick. the pioneer druggist
of Forest City, having bean in the drag
busiuess in this piaee for tho past eight
years, will move fnm here about the
first of April, aud start a dm,' store on
Belmont street, Cirboadale
Among the m image licenses granted
by our county court during the wejg,
two were granted to tho following well
known parsons of tbia place: William
Evans to Battle Goodrich; Mikj Zsher
to Mary So;e!.
A youug Atarat carpenter recently
married described bib dear girl's dren
as follows: "It had plain aides with
base around the bottom, crown mould
ing above, dormer win low sleeves,
running into the gable with a scroll
work of velvet around the neck."
Republicm onnoniet wers held in
the First and Second war Is Saturday
i,ight for the purpose of choaing dele
gates to attend toe county c invention,
which will bo held at Montrose Toes -day.
Feb 27
The lecture given before J,im?s T
Dn Boll at the opera house lat Wed
nesday evening on the snhjsct ".Met
Abroad" wn a very instmctiVvs one
Fred Hatriok has returned from his
soiourn at Great Bend.
M. Feldman's horse took a rnn from
Delaware street .this afternoon to the
lower end of Main street The runa
way horse cum ) near being strnek at
the rnsd crossing by a trip of coal cars
from No. 2siuift, but Engineer Middle
ton reversed jutt in time.
MtCHAEt MATERIALIZES.
Alourned as Dpad, Surpilies His Parents
by AlP'aring in Oood Health.
ftyeri'ai tn the Xcrantun TVPiass.
Carbon-hale, Pa , Feb. 25 Michael
MrHule, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jnms
Mcliale, of Powderiy road, who lias
been mourned as doad by bis parents
for several years, gave them a great
surprise as well as great joy by return
lug to his fattier' hoUM on Friday
last. In 1- 'I lie enlisted as a private in
the Regular army of the United States.
He was then hut 10 years of age, but
be had always a fancy to become a sol
dier. Fur seven years he servod his
country, raising to lis a non commis
sioned officer, and at the end of that
time received an honorable discharge.
At the end of his enlistment he wan
dered into New Mexico, and having
quite a sum of money be bought up a
nig rsnch on tne North Platte river,
' ".'ii-' I by Hon. William F. Ciidy
(Buffalo Bill). Soon after he was mar
ried to a western girl. Their union
was blessed with a child, while they
were living at tho ranch.
During the thirteen years that hu
was away hit parent:! had never heard
from him, and hud come to the con
clusion he Wis dead, no nxpeols to
remain permanently with his folks In
this city.
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SEVERELY BURNED.
Mis. William Graham Has a Narrow
Eonp from Death.
KjHrtal to lac .S'croafoa Whims.
P'oiii.Br City, Pa, Feb. 25, About
2 !i0 o'clock yesterday Mrs. William
Graham, living on Delaware street,
was sitting close to a stove haviajg en
opon grate, doing some household
work. Her clothes suddenly became
on fir. Mrs. Graham rushed outside
of doors and, us a heavy wind was
blowing, she was soon enveloped in
flames.
Mr. CaTanangb, a neighbor, seeing
the unfortunate lady, rushed into his
house, and with great presence of mind
filed uu overcoat, but when he caute
out Mrs. Graham had gone down n
(light of stairs and was trying to put
the fWtnes out by rollini; in the snow.
By the aid of the overcoat th ilmtes
were extinguished and Mrs Graham
taken to her home, where medical aid
was summoued. She is burned quite
severely, but it is thouut uot fatal.
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ALL ABOUT ALCHBaLD.
Personal and Other Notes from a Lively
Valley Town.
Special to the ScrantoH Tribune.
ARCBBALD, Pa., Feb. 25 Miss An
uie Quinnao, Miss Kate (.juinuan, P.
J. Boland and Miss Mary Fuote at
tended the entertainment at College
hall, Boranton, last Thursday evening.
Misses Mamie Callahan, Agues Cftl
laluu and Delta Callahan, of Scranton,
visited Miss M. E Curran last week.
Miss Mamie Dougherty, of Patorson,
N. J,, is visiting friends in town
Mis.s Mary Donnelly, or Peckville,
called on Iriends here last Saturday.
Rev. M. J Krily, of Pittston, called
on his Archbald friends last Wednes
day. Riohard Gilroy, of Wayne street, is
confined to his hoaie with a severe
cold.
U. S Melvin has parfeoted an in
genious novelty for the use of profes
sional men. It is designed to be hung
in a window or door tin 1 statos whstner
the office is open or closed. if the
latter, a watch dial designates the
timj when the owner will return. The
noveltv which Mr, Melvin has called
The Office Boy, " it very unique, aud
he lias tagen measures to secure a pat
ent on it.
Miss Mary McAndrews. of Scranton,
is visiting friends iu town.
The fune.-nl of the late William
KoMv, who died lsst Thursday, took
place Saturday morning. A high mass
of requiem wis celebrated at St.
Thomas' church, after which the re
mains were taken to the Catholic cem
etery. The pall bearers were: Miles J.
Mc Andrew, J. P. Ks.iruey, Thomas
Youll, Thomas Robinson, Michael
Brennan and Eiwsrd Burke TneEist
3ide band, of which tho deceased was
an old member, attended the funeral.
The funeral of Mri. Thonns Swift
took piece lest Saturday morning at
10 30, and was largely attended. A
nigh mass of requiem was celebrated
at St. Thomas' ounrob, and Interment
was made in the Catholic cemetery.
The pall bearers were: Patrick Mora i.
Jainea Corcoran, Michael Lilly, Mi
chael Swift, Michael Gilroy and
Thomas Scott Many persons from
neighboring towns attended the fu
neral. -
( i mi roR Group Use Dr. Thomas'
Fclectrio Oil according tn directions, It
is the best romndy for al sudden attacks
of colds, pain and Inflammation, and in
NICHOLSON NOTES.
Su
The result of the ballot was in favor of
Mr. Barney. Mr. Smith, the defeated
candidate, mule a motion that the
election be m i le unanimous, which
was carried. The vote stoo l 45 to 62.
For first assistant chief Rnigti au 1
Ready nominated Frank Smith, and
John Kelly of Hook aud Ladder com
pany nominated Thorn u u fayne, oi
Montrose Fire company No. 2.
The struggle for this omoe oy tne
sever. tl companies was even m re ex
citing than for chief, but When the
voles were counted it wae fou id that
T. I'. I'avne had the mijoritv and was
leclared elected aiai I great applause
fioiii the winning side.
t hen came the nomination for sec
ond assistant ennin er Rough and
Ready did not feel inclined to accept
the last place, and when nominations
wore made thev were declined. As no
one could be named that would aoOOpt
tins nomination the secretary was tn-
tmoted to notify the commit that the
leii irtment having fallel to elect a
person to till the position, and ask the
council to appoint soiut one.
MATTERS AT MINOOKA.
A r.resz,- Dutch from Our Itprosontatlvs
at he Southern Suburb i.
Special to the Sofamton Tribune.
Minooka, Pa., Feb, 25 The furuace
furnace which was put in No ii sohool
at this place about two mouths ago is
of little or no use to the school, and
should betaken out of there or fixed in
proper shape. Tbn children oauuot go
to school half the time owing to the
coldness of thero mis
There was a raffi i for n dock nt Cu
su'k's Hotel Saturday evening for the
benefit ot Anthony Lyueh. The clook
was won by Michael Pmlbwi, of Fil
more avenue.
Thomas K ane, formerly of this plane,
who travels with Itanium's clrous, has
returned home fur a visit with bis
parents.
A warrant was issued Friday evening
py Justice of the Peace O'llara, at the
instance of John McCalnll, for the ar
ia a; ot Patrick Coyne, ex supervisor,
for lo recover money due him for ser
vices on the road.
M, J. Carroll called on Dunmore
friends yesterday.
James Conahoy has accepted a posi
tion as traveling salesman for Stearns
Bros , of New York city.
The younger element of this place is
taking a!vuulHge of tbe skating which
is afforded by the numerous ponds
which surround the town. Every even
ing the ponds are crowded with merry
skaters.
Johunie Morgans, of Miners Hill, is
vi- i. ii. Putstoii friends.
Uurtlu Cniiok and John Kelly were
among tbe skaters at Mountain Lake
yesterdu y,
Miss Colin Lingan, of U-twley, it
visiting at the home of Miss Dalit Liu
gou o: Main street.
Miss Biliuilha King, of K 'yser ave
nue, West Bide, is calling oo Miuooka
friends,
A child of Patrick Mulherin, of Staf
ford street, is seriously ill,
P. F. Iiara, of Stafford streat, is euf
feriug from heinmorrnagus.
MAPLE CITY NOTES.
Jfi'.s. liuia DsMMOre
Pautton, Penn,
A Newsy Lstter (i m a Hustling
buibin Corresp mdnt
Sprriol tnVe BCtOHtOM Trthit:n.
NICHOLSON, Pa., Feb. 25 Benjamin
Stephens died at his home on Main
street lust Wednesday morning, from
heart failure. He was out to the polls
to vote on Tuesday. He was about 7S
years old. Tne funeral was held at
.Stark's church on Friday, at 11 o'clock,
a. m
Ohae, Spencer intends to move up iu
the Mill house.
There will bo nn administrators of
the property of the late W. C. Watoi
man ou March 1.
Mrs. D Merrill, of Motitroi'o, was
visiting friends in town ou Thins lay
lost.
Apple buyers are cleaning the apples
out of this section of tho country.
Miss Myrtie Tuiirbar, of Scranton, is
visiting her parents in town.
N. L Walker made a trip to New
York on Friday,
D W. Titus arrived home from Bos
ton last Wednesday evening.
Thero was no school on Thursday
(Washington's birthday) The enter
lalnmsnt was held on Friday.
Miss Joisio Hartley, of Great Bind,
was in town on Friday.
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FREEMEN'S ELECTION.
A Wrangle at Montrose Over the Selec
tion of D-ipsrtment Officers.
BfHtttU to (A, in, r Tribune.
Mostkosk. Pa., Feb. 25. One of tho
lieveliest battles ever fought for chief
engineer of the Montrose fire depart
tuent took plRCo last Friday night.
The convention was called to order by
Chief Engineer Smith at U p. m G.
M Baker was elected chairman, S. S
Wright secretary and one teller from
each of the three companies. Rough
and R-ady No. 1 presented the name of
A B. Smith, jr., aud It actio Hook aud
Dadder No. 1 the usme of E N. Bar
ney. During the voting for the chiei
the excitement was ut fever beat. All
tbe companies were well represented.
A lew l .... uf Intsrest From a
Living Correspondent.
Special tn the Scrnnton IVtbnn'.
HONESDALB, Feb. 25 The tempera
ture hero yesterday ranged from 8 de
grees belotv zjro to 3 degrees above.
The wind blowing tteadly uiado the
air extremely cold .
David A, McFall, of Port Jurvis
passed Sunday with friends here.
Jacob Freeman was taken suddenly
ill at his clothing store on Main stre t
Friday. He is improving.
Turin-: is nolhing like Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil to quiotlv cure a cold or re
lieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs. M. J.
Fellows, Burr Oak, St. Joseph Co., Mich.
Weak Nerves
Numb Spoils, Dyspepsia,
Poor Blood
Hood's Saruaparilla Cave Strength,
Removed That Tired Feeling.
"c. i. Hood & Co., Loweii, Mass. i
" Qentlemeni 1 feel that 1 mast say a few
words about Uuuii's BarsaparUla, as i think it is
Hie best ineiliuliie I hae ever taken. 1 Imil dys
pepsia, anil my nerves were weak, my blood
also iii bad condition, and i was troubled wiiu
numb spells When I would sit or lie down.
I Was So Weak
that 1 could hardly walk aCTOSI the house when
i besjan to take Hood's Barsaparllla. 1 have
now used seven buttles of this medicine and
have gained in strength, can do all my work
HoodV?Cures
and not get Hied, am ever so much bet
ter iu every way." Mns. Anna DUMKU,
Paulton, Pennsylvania,
Hood's Pills ael ea-il) . . t promptly and
iBeleuUy, ou tbe liver and bowels.
FROM M00SIC.
of
Brief Mention of the Movements
Prominent Pe"Dle.
Sjiecnl fo the Scrnnton Tribune.
Mr. and .Mrs. Timothy Pi.ifrey. of
Railroad street, have adopted a young
son from the Home for the Friendless
The Miscs Mattie and Amolia
Kuowles, of Duryea, is visiting at the
home of their grand parents, Mr. and
M.-n. Daniel Pride, of Brook street.
Mill E.liib Smith was a culler nt
DnrvftH Saturday1 afternoon,
, Chest Pains
Short breath, palpita
tion, weak and sore
I lungs, pleurisy, coughs,
Colds, ssthmfl and bron
chitis relieved in One
MlNtm by the CllTI-
CURA Anti-Vain Piastik, the hrst and
only instantaneous pain -killing plaMcr.
Fot weal., painful kidneys, back ache,
utrrine pains and weakness, it is simply
wonderful, It vitaJiui the nervous forces,
mi l hrnce cures nrrvc us pains and mus
cular weakness when all other! lad.
Trice - ac; five. $i.oo. At .i!l dnifglstl or by
nuil. PuiTuu Likuu and CgSM, Coxr., Uoktou.
Dr. K. Grewer
The Pbiladelphia Fpscialist.
And bis iocltc-d htulf of KncUhh and Oer-
man rnyeVnenaare now permanent located
Temple Court Building
.11 1 SPRUCE ST.,
SCRANTON
Where tboy may be rotisultoa DAILY AND
VNDAT.
The Doctor Is n graduate ot the University
or Pennsylvania, formerly demonstrator of
pliysiolcsfy and surgerv at tho Medico Chir-trc-ical
C'olleiie, of Philiidelj lil.-i. He 1 also
an honorary member of the Medloo-Chirnr
slrni Association, and was j hysmaa arid
luraeon In-chief ,,f ihn moat, nnf.a Am r ,
I Slid German hospital romes highly Indorse!
t.y tho leading professors of Philadelphia mil
; New York.
His many years of bnnibil experionoe n-
sblie tbla eminent physician and surgeon tn
coneetlv dUenose end treat all deformities
and diseases with the nioet flattering success,
and his high standing In the state will not
all w him to aocopt anv Incurable case
MISI M.IMtooli til -KM. i l
WEAKNESS OF YOUNG MIEN CURED.
If yon have DOOfl given up ny your physl
rlsn call upon tbe doctor and be examined
He cures the worst cases of Nervous Debility,
Bcrofula, old Bores, catarrh, Piles. Female
Vt'eaknesa, AITectious of tbn Ear. Eye, Nose
and Throat, Asthma. Deafness. Tumors, Can
cers and Criiedee of every description. Con
nltntlon in English and Oerman Free, which
thalltie considered sacred an 1 stricUy couh
dantial
'tii.. Ronrsi OA. M. to '' V m. Dally,
Sundiiy, 11 a.m. to ' p to.
THE
TRADERS
National Bank of Scranton
ORGANIZED fK,
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000,
the:
Upholstery Department
OF-
William : Sissenberger
Oppoeite Ilaptist Church,
Penn Avenue,
Is replete with fine and
medium Parlor Suits, Fancy
Kockers, Couches and
Lounges for the Holiday
Trade. Prices to Suit all.
Also Bed Room Seta, Din
ing Room and Kitchen Fur
niture. Parlor Suits and
Odd Pieces Re-upholstered
in a Substantial manner.
Will be a3 good as new.
pamt'KI. HINBSJPreetdeni
V. w AT SON. Vic, President
a a WILLIAMS, Osshier,
Diamoiu,
BAMtnt HtNFs, jamii M EvrnnsnT.
tRTIKO A. FIRCR, PlKtn i R Fim.ey.
Jonra J Jhiimw, Ii n, krmkhkn..
1 in- i mavthp.ws. Jonii T.PoRTee.
W. W. WATSON
PROMPT, ENhRGETIC,
CONStRVATIVE and LIBERAL
Thin hank fnvttos tht i m of in
men antl iri tfonnrally
READ
The new offer
made to Tribune
readers on page 7.
It is the best
one yet made
public.
Third National
Bank of Scranton.
Organized ist.2.
Capital, - $200,000
Surplus, - $240,000
TliU linnk iifTers to ilrpeeltttrs every
feeliity warranted be thrlr Dalanoes, busn
iieen end respeuelblllty.
1 -1 ' 1 . 1 1 attention given to lumlnee eo-
oettnte, Intereet peui on timo depeeltei
n iLl.lAM ( ONM'I.U 1'rr.l.lrnl.,
S1CU, 11. ( A il. l. Vlca-fresldent.
11. 1 1 a M 11. PKCK, Caehlen
dii.i i 1 una,
Wlltlani Connell, tieorze n. Catlln,
Alfi-etl Mauri, James Arenbald, Henry
Helln, r M 1111,111 T. Mi, lit,, Lutliar
Keller.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY
Ibereaie hundreds of young men and young women in thiv
COantry who have Splendid ability, but they have never bee'
wakened up,
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand
Has been an Inspiration to hundreds or young people, iryoa
are tired of inactivity and want to do something tangible,
come to Hie College
COMMON ENGLISH COURSE.
BUSINESS COURSE,
SHORTHAND COURSE. n w TtrnAT t .
F. E. WOOD, Proprietor.
NKVV YEAR OPENS JANUARY I.
KERR & SIEBECKER
Carpetings !
OUR LINE FOE SPRING, I 894
CONSISTING OF
Wiltons, Axmitisters, Moquettes, Velvets,
Body Brussels, Tapestries, Ingrains, &c,
now ready. The largest line of new pat
terns and novelties we have ever shown,
which we submit for the inspection of
buyers. Prices will be found thoroughly
satisfactory.
Japanese and China Matting3, in Plain, Figured and
Inserted Patterns.
Linoleums and Oil Cloths, in all qualities and widths
from one to four yards wide.
406&408Lacka.Ave.
"No star was ever lost we once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been,"
A HAPPY PATRON OF"
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Scranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building.
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To miss THE TRIBUNE'S World's Fair Port folios would
be to neglect the best opportunity yet offered. The ad
dition of the "Wanamaker" scries makes it more valua
ble. Read new announcement on pnre 7.
SPECIAL
An Elegant African Fibre and
Cotton Mattress for
$4.15
Bin
WORTH $7. See our Show Window.
OUR SPRING LINE OF
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RMTURE ID CARPETS
Have arrived. Also Baby Carriages, Crockery,
Etc. Bedroom Suits, with Large
Mirrors, $15.50.