THE SCI? ANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 5. 1894.
LIVE NEWS OF
TWO P1TTST0NS
The BOBAinOH Tin bunk's rittstnn de
pnrtmflDt is iu cliart of J. Si. Kahy, to
vrbom newu items mid couipliiiuU may bo
referred.
CN ELOQUENT SERMON.
Father Fir.ueu Delivers a Sorm. n
on th Mirnrle i cf God.
At the lilt-' m;8. m St. Jobn'l church
yesterday, Very Rev. Father Finnan
delirered u gi-rinnu winch w pro
cUimul ty everybody fortunate
enough to lu;ir it, "oiu' of bit grandest
i IT irti " The reverend father took for
Inn text, John vii-r: At that tine
Jeans went over t tie hph of,GAlilee,whioh
is that of Feberlai an i a great imiiti
tnde followed Him beeaase they saw
the mirsoles which He ilM on thmu
that were diieated, Jesus therefore
wnt up into the monntain, and
there lie sit with Hli deolples.
Now that the .'rtso'n. the festival day of
the Jews, was near at band, when
Jeans therefore had lifteii np Hit eyes
ami, Beeing that a vry ureat multitude
cnmetb to Him, He laid to Philip:
'Whence shall we buy bread that
these may eat?" Ami this ho said to try
hliu, for He Himself knew what He
would do. Philip answered Htm:
'Two hundred pennyworth of bread in
not snffloisnt for them, that everyone
may take a little." One of Hts diiclpU,
Andrew, t:ie brother of Simon I'eter,
inith to Him: "There is a boy hear that
bath rive barley loaves and two flshea,
but what are these among so nunv ."
Then .T-"jiis laid: "Make the men sit
down," Now, there wan much grail In
the place. Tbe men therefore sat down
nnmberi about 5,000 And ,ieu took
tho loaves and, when Ho had given
thanks, He distributed to thim that
were tat down.
In a like manner also of the fihas a
inueli as they WOtll I, And when they
were filled He said to His deolples :
"Gather up the Iragmeuti that remain
. st they be lost They gathered np,
therefore, and rilled twelve blsk-ts
with the fragment! of the live barley
loavel which remained over and above
to them that had eaten. Now, those
met', when they had seen what a uiir
Cle Jesus had done, laid: "This is of a
truth tho prophet that is to come into
the world." Jesus, therefore, when He
knew that they wou'd come to take
iiim by force and make Him kind, UmI
:' tin into the mountain Himself alone.
The speaker dwelt at length on the
miracles which God In his goodness
daily bestows on mankind, but which
is seemingly not observed by the ordi
nary person. To Illustrate his remarks
he cited the farnwr, who in spring
time takes a few kernels of corn and
by tbe mere planting of the same in a
few months sees a stalk of corn with
ears containing hundreds of kernels
more than what he plint-d. Tne
speaker then showed th mechanical
and divine work as performed by ths
farmer and the ommrtotent Ortil. In
the course of his remarks h too'i Occa
sion to allude to tli" growth of the
Catholic chnrch, as it appears in the
census of 1 !' 1 of the Hnif'd States
during the Ust fifty vears Uulerthe
census taken nearly four years ago it
show that tlier ar" 10,221 COngregA
ti'ns, saying noti chap-Is, rep-
r- nt ngnearly r,000,000of soramnnl
cants, 8,(00 enurouta representing a
total valuation of U8 Wl. 111!, or an
average valuation of nearly 18,500
fi r each church to s iv nothing of tne
value of the parochial residences and
schools owned and c tr-id for by the
Catholics ot this country, all of which
sir not enumerated In tue census re-
frred to. The reverend speak-r stated
that while the census gives in round
nnmberi r.000.000 j of oommunloanti
there is really n-arly 13,000,000, for
th-re are many Catholics, while not
enumerated or classified, which have
h ten oveno'iki-il as the chnrch, recog-
Jiiz;s every baptism perform-) 1.
In the diocese of Scranton alone, ho
said, seven languages are spoken in the
couiessionala, v:z. : hniish, Crernuu,
(jietlt. Italian, Litnuniin, UUUgarlan
nnd Polish, and the Catholic chnrch
has taken root in evry one of the six
origiual New England states except
oue.
lightning speed. The buggy col lided
witn another vehicle belonging to
George Pierce, and in doing so two
wheels were torn from their fastenings.
The horse was captured on South Main
street and found to be uninjured.
I he funeral of William Polsuo, who
it will be remembered died from in
juries sustained while at work iu Cox-
tun yard, occurred Saturduy morning:
from the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank
Sassruan, of York avenue, West Pitts-
ton. A long concourse of relatives and
friends wtro present to pay their last
respects to the memory of their de
ceased friend, ltev. P. J. Ksin, of tho
Tabernacle church, conducted the
services, and was assisted by Kev. It.
X. Hsrris. The remains were taken to
Ashley, Mr. Pulsus s former home, for
Interment, The pall bearers were
James Nagle, II. Lilly, Anthony Boos
and Mr. lSugle,
A children's meeting was held Sat
urday afternoon at If o'clock In the
Hngbestown ohapsl, led by Mrs. K. 8,
Miller. A'large number of little folks
were present auu nau an enjoy awe
time
A valuable horse belonging to the
Pittston Ice company suddenly dropped
h ad Saturday afternoon at 5 .10 o clock
on South Main street.
With 11 igs Hying and music echoing
throughout the town, the Litmininu
societies of this place went to Wilkes
Hsrro yesterday afternoon where they
participated In ths parade held In that
place yesterday in cominemorstion of
their martyred countrymen. As the
l-srade marched along the street tin y
were the object ami admiration or ev
erybody for their martial bearing and
soldierly appearance.
Today at 1'' o'clock, will dawn a
new era m the Miiiniuistration in tne
municipal affairs of this town. At
the lu air above named, the old council
will adjourn sine die and the new coun
cil numbering eleven men, will organ
ize, for the ensuing year. There are
many aspirants for the various offices
to he filled and as to who will be the
fortunate persons, it is hard to con
jecture. TUP TRIBUNK w ill contain a
lull account of the proceedings in to
morrow's issue.
Mr and Mrs. John K isper, ofSlVre
were visitors in town today. Mr K is,
per is employed on the Lehigh Valley
road, ami ho and his family are sffsot
ed by tbe recent order transferring
Sayre men to Pittston. They have
rented one of the Mungan houses on
Spring street and will move into it in a
few weeks. -Gazette.
Two voting men of the town were
captured early Saturday morning by
Night Officer Weathers in the net of
robbing Laeris Hurler's store on Main
street. Officer Weal hers captured one
of the thieves and locked him up
Burcess Malouey gave him bis free
di in, no person appearing to prosecute.
BECOMING TO MATRONS.
ROCKAFELLOW MANSION SOLO.
Loe Stanton Purchases the Ex Bankei'j
River Street Eotranot.
The homestead of F, V. Rockafellow,
located ou the corner of North Hiver
and Union streets, Wilkes-Uurre, was
sold Saturday morning by Sheriff Wal
ters. The sale took place at 10.80
o'clock, in the court bouse. The bid
ding was not as spirited as it might
have been, owing, it is said, to tbe
failure of certain purchasers to put iu
appearance,
The property was "knocked dowu"
to Clerk of the Courts Lee Stanton, of
this place, for $15,500.
CUKES
Constipation.
CUHES
Constipation.
CURES
Constipation.
Acts
On the
Bowels.
Specimen Cases.
S. EL Clifford, Now Cassel, Wis., was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
r.,ll ,IV.O 1 it.i WO. I., , , .,..1 ,
ttS&ghF"" BUSINESS AND
Kdward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Hi, had
a running sore OQ his leg of eight years'
Standing, Used three bottles of Klectric
Hitters ami seven boxes of Huck leu's
Ainica Salve and bis leg is sound and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., bad
live largS fever sorea ou Ins leg, doctors
said he was Incurable, One bottle Electric
Hitters and one box liuckleu'e Arnica
Salve cured bun entirely. Sold by Mat
thews 13ros.
I write that you may know
the wood I havnremlTod from
I). It II. 1 was all out of
health and suffering with eon
tipatioti and liilimuun-Na 1
tried other medicines, but
they faded to do liny Rood.
At (nit I tnillgllt a bottle of B.
11 B and before 1 had used It
all I went to work us wuU ss
ever. Oi's Nki.hon,
But K,Irvinuton,Wurrenco.P
PROFESSIONAL
IIVSH LANS AMI BPBQKONW.
i. K LlKAN, Diseases of thu liye, Nose
lout and Eur. 604 bin uoj btruut, opuo-
site court house
I K. a. J. i u. nki. L, Office an Washington
A Dree Adapted to the Requirement! of
Women With stout Figures,
It is many years that the stout woman,
as she is considerately termed, has found
in the princess dress.iier sole selection.
It has been left, however, 4,t the minds
of today to evolve the princess dress into
a stately affair that does not suggest in
the li ast the old time wrapper effect.
The Housewife, commenting on this very
welcome change, says:
Imagine this dress made in ,a pretty
brocaded silk. It might bo one 'of the
royal brocades, with its embroidery of
PITlSrON LOCAL.
rennsylvsnU Coal Ci.V Bulletin.
No. 8. II, Central and Eleven
breakers, will work Monday (loday).
All others will be idle.
No. T and Hoyt shafts will be idle
Monday (.today), but will work Tues
day. i'
The tortures ol dyspepsia, the sufferings
of scrofula, the agonising itch and pain of
stdt rheum, tbe ths.n. . .m. symptoms of
eatarrn, are removed ii- aoeus Harsap
rilla.
Hood's Pills are the best aftur-dinnor
pills, assist digestion, prevent constipa
tion. ,
Spontuoou.
"This is so sudden," she said, blushing at
the tender question.
"1 know it," he responded gillantly. "I
never should have done it if i had tuken
time to think about it,"
Spring
Ginghams.
We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer.
Finer Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, are what
win recommend mem to our
patrons.
GLOBE WAREHOUSE.
PITTSTON, PA.
BprUOS street, over
Besldenoe, 7! Viuo hl
mid
: to :i p. in.
t"i una
SVenua. corner
rrancke e Srns store.
tlfllee Hours: 10.UII to U I
li HI to l.'JO p. in Humbiy
DH w B. ALLEN, Offloe oor, Laelav
wiinnaHud over l.eon
srd BaOS stoi-)-; efflos hoiirs, 10 to Z a. in. anrl
(to I t. in vt.itimH ut reslu-lu'u. .1 N
Washington sve.
nibUL, KKKY. . I ractko hinltod to 1)1
U cusee of tie. li. Kur. N'oso und Throat;
ofli, lz.' Wyoming ava
siri-el.
ltesidonee, "i Vine
Oil. L M OATBH, mi Washington Av.-nu.
Ullico huui-a. siolluiu. 1 ;t to 8 and I
Offli
und SI
hi s p.m.
OHM L WENTZ, M I).
Comiuonweulth huildim;: i-csiili-neo .11
sdlsonavei offloe hour. totoULIto L hi
; ! . . ' i i. i it residenco. A
Siei ialty nmdo of direiis.-s of tbo eyu, ear, noee
end turoat and . . . , ,
u t). UUBBAY, speolalM made on di-
essi of ,-Vf und hKiii - : W omlli Ave
OnVe hours: 1'ntil 111 u in .2 to i innl? t" s p in.
VKl II. I N Alt V BURGKOM&
L1 BTUKOE, Veterinary sui-eou, Den
li, tistry a snoeiulty: Kold lnnihihat of On-
farm fiermury
livery, .'CM Dix St..
'lVlephom' No. il:l
Oouese, (ifti'-e. gununer's
u- nt Keller's citrriatfo shop.
ANNUAL Ml
SI j 1
A. B. Brown's Bee Hive, Pittston, Pa.
Thousands Remnants of Dry Goods, Cloaks and Pur Capes (luring
sale at less than cost of material.
Every inch of counter room covered with the greatest bargains ever
Baown.
Ladies' Felt Hats, this season's styles 10:. e;ich.
Boys' Winter Waists 10c each.
Muffs 30c. each.
Cloalts $1.50 euch.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND NOTIONS AT QUARTER OF VALUE.
COME. IT WILL PAY YOU.
Great Clearing Sale.
Closing out the bal
ance of our
at following prices:
A.
B. BROWN'S BEE HIVE,
PITTSTON, PA.
Mercereau & Connell
307 LACKAWANNA AVKNUU
DIAMONDS,
and Fine Jewelry, Leather Goods,
Clocks, Bronzes, Onyx Tables,
Shell Goods, Table and Ban
quet Lamps, Choicest Bric-a-
Brac, Sterling Silver Novelties.
Russian Lynx Ciroular Cap's. 21 lnclios, tiM
Electric Swnl Circular Oapes, 21 iu S.Bs
AstrKkliiiu Circular CapcB, 2 in n.iw
WoolSral Circular Cap , 21 in U.UI
otonu Marten Circular Capes, 21 iu ).IK)
Brown uarten ureaiar cuua, ji in 4mo
otter Circular Caps ;i iu ju.ou
Seal Sacques
Soal BaeqneSi & incles lonn SI. VI on
Soal .lackuts, :.tl inches 100,00
Soal Jackets. 2i iiichim long
Astrakliau Jackott, M Inches lou.'..
tri.UU
J0.UU
Seal Circular Capo,
Butterfly Capo. . .
Otter Circular Cape
Butterfly Capo. .
Sulil Circular Oepc
Circular Capes
80 inchoii loug, w.thj
'11 inchoH loUK.Wltll
iu.,.in
. SO HO
Hi IiicIioh l'inir .
AHtrakhun Circular Cape, 3U Inches long 22 (JO
Klectric Seal Circular Capo, 'JU iu. lonu.. 2U 110
Gray Criimmr Circular Capo, 30 in. long 3u U0
i'p dosen American Bcal Muffs at... .1 g ench
1 lot . f children's aots at 9S. each
1 lot of blelgb. Robes, pluih linjd J:i oach
Ladies Plush and Cloth
Coats at Your Own
Price.
Tho Doing-n cf -.he Two Days In
terea inirly Tell in Pa-Sgraphs.
The wurui sun rays of tlie past fw
dnys lias canseil many to cist aside
tl.ejr heavy irraris for S'm-?!liiii of
lr'iitnr vri,'lit. Eipectslly so was this
the case among tbe ladles ycstnrilny.
L i:ht capus anil jack ts to ik the plaos
ot seal-skin sacqnes anil :co.its. From
e-.rly morn nntii the snn bid itself bo
bind the western horiztih pomeuderi
lined the str-t. hns ki ti tf in the warm
sr.nsi.ine. While ths c ianie is a most
BgjrSaable one compared with the severe
weather of the past few weeks it is
quite iirohahle that a change of tem
perature, will occur wi'iiin the ensuing
few days if the pieiic'ions of weather
prophet Hleks smonnt to anything. In
bis paper, "Word and Works," ho says.
".V seri"s of hard and (hingerons
storms will most 1 i k 1 y c--nter about
the 7th, with con tinned storminsss pist
thu reiictionarr disturbances, central
on the 8th and 0:h. Daring all thess
dlstnrbanCM ther will lie violent con
flicts between the tropical and polsr
storms, with heavy rains and strong
probabilties of tornidos in many
places, especially southward, and tarn
inic to blizzards and snow blockades In
ninre northerly rtfio'iB. Sudden and
extreme col l must hi expectoi and
preparations nude for it In ths rear of
tlies storms, or surprise and suffering
nre sure to result. On and touching
March 11 is the annual crisis for
magnetic and electrical pertnrbationi
The 1 1th is the center of the next
regular period. DnrinR 18th to 17th,
the storms will roach their crisis and
mako their sweep from the western to
the eastern extremal of onr continent
At the clos" of storms, each section in
its turn will be struck by a polar wave
of ureat severity, for the season. Cen
tering on the 20th, 'Jlst and ii I, we
have the full moon with partial eclipse
of same, the equinoctial centers of
mercury, earth, renal. Vulcan's re
reactionary distnrbancee, and the
direct pressure of the mars eqalnox
which is central on Febnary 'iH Kx
peet cyclonic storms of (jreit extent,
resulting in tornadic features along the
southern tangents, and blixirds to the
north, all to be followed by a Kenersl
cold wave that will be felt to the
coasts of Florida. Th" lust storm priod
for March will run from 'v.llli to 89th.
inclusive, and the storms of the period
will snow tne snm cnarectensllcs ns
those of earlier perio Is of tne month.
Where March storms culminate
Tery high temperature, heavy 1 nil
with thunder and lightening m iv he
looked for. The month will clos old
and fair Kejjernlly. "
Three young men suffering from oo
much liquor and a fractions hisa
caused much excitement about I 30
o'clock Saturday evening on fd in
street, The animal became nnm n
atfeable and ran down the street at
Thatcher
LAW YKKS.
I M C. HANCK'S Law and Cnlleotlon of
.1 . lice. N'n SIT Spruce St., opiuisllo Koroat
House. Kcrnntim, I'a.; collectioim a sp-cialty
tiireiiuhout fennsyivaniai rsuaDie oorreepono
cilia iu every county.
KttUUPM I1A.MJ. Attorneys and Oouuesl
.1 lors at Law, CoruinoDwealth hulldiiia;
Washiustou ave. W. 11. ,li,ssri.
Boraci E IlAta
W li Jisscp, Jk.
UriLLARD. WABRBN KNAPP, Attor
neva and Cuuiisolors at Law. licpubllcaa
Imildinir. Wushintoa ave.. Hcronton, Pa.
PATTErUSON A- W1LUUZ, Attorney and
1 Counsellors at Law: otikesu and S Lihrurr
luildiUK, bcrauton, Pa.
UOSWKLI. II PATT1RSOB.
WILLIAM A. WiLOOX
ALrRKDHANU, WILLIAM J, HANI). At
torneys and Counsollo Coiuuiouwealtb
bu'ldiiiK. Kootns ID. 20 and 21.
H ENKY M. SEELY Law otilcoa ill Price
building, 12S Washington avenue.
C"RANK T. OKELL, Attorney at Law. Boon
I f. Coal Exchange Scranton. I'a.
M1LTON"w. l.OWHV, I Atfys, SS Washing
C. il V(i' 8TOBCH, I ton t II sriuaro
AMES W. OAKFOKD, Attorney at Law.
rooms All. Si and K5. Coiuniutiwea'lth b'l'g
OA.MUEL W. ELK, An, Attorney at Law.
i UIMi-e. Ill Spruce si .. Scranton. I'a.
I A WATKEs, Attorney nt Law, m
j, Lackawanna sue.. Bcranton. Pa
P. SMITH. Counsellor nt Law. Office,
rooms M, .V. ."ill Comiuonweulth bnlldimr.
K. P1TCBKH, Attorney nt Law, Com
monwealth builaing. Scranton, Pa.
CUM BUYS, .ill .Spruce st
REPLOGLE. Attorney -Loans nniic-
tiated on real estate security. 40s Spruce.
t, K 11. LAM, Attorney at-Luw, 12U Wy
ominii avenue, Scranton.
HAVE YOL'R DEEDS AND MOHTOAOES
written and acknowledged hv J. w.
BROWNISH. Attorney and Notary Public, St
Common wealth ItTiildimr.
Ice .'. Skates,
All Prices and all Sizes.
513 LACKAWANNA AVE.
1
C.
c. c
15.
IS THE BEST, (let prices and
see the lurnnco and be con
vinced. A full line of HEAT
ERS Appello and Gauze Door
Rangea
SCHOOLS.
C0MAYS HARDWARE
C( HUOLOK THE LACKAWANNA. Scran
O ton. Pa., prepares boys and eirls foroollrira
or IniHinosa: thoroughly trains young childrou
Cataloguo at ruuest.
KEV. THOMAS M. CANS.
WALT BP H BCBLL.
Miss WOUCESTEK'S K1NDEBQABTEN
and Sclmol. 412 Adams aTeuui. Pupth
ceivi-d nt all tlinos, Next term will open
.Inuusrv tfl
PITTSTON. I'A.
GOWK 1 1 u mathonly FIODBB,
gold thread, or it mitrht lie a soft silk
with pretty combinations of color, such
aa the shops have been offering all the
season for 76" cents and $1 it yard. In
tho lon strips of velvet edged with a
cord there is every chance to make the
gown gayer or subdue a too emphatic,
tone.
The sleeves of this frown are of a mod
erate size, and the soft stock collar may
be as high or as low as the wearer's chin
demands. But .the joy of all joys is the
make believe v'-st. How helpful toover
broad hips is the broken line tho'pnuo
menterie makes, and how always becom
ing is the vestlike front. It remains for
lier who wears this dress to decide wheth
er she will have the genuine passemente
ries or will substitute a make believe of
some simple braiding,
Musical Education of Children.
Never speak harshly to the young stu
dent, of music. The drudgery of the keys
is terrible work to the child. A most ef
feclive system to adopt in teaching chil
dren thi ir notes is to spell familiar wordi
On the keys. A few interesting anec
dotes interspersed in the lesson make
the study of innsic delightful to the
child. Nothing is more difficult to undo
than technical faults. There is no rea
son why they should be contracted, the
necessary care Is ing bestowed by the
teacher.
Part of every lesson should lie devoted
to training the ear and teaching the child
to distinguish individual sounds 11s well
as chords, Children's ears can be trained
very easily, and It is by this means one
Can find .OUt ii the child is musical. No
amount of training can make a child a
thorough musician unless it has a music
al ear. Children urn not told enough ol
the lives of the composers of the music
they play. It is always Interesting to a
child to know something Of t he individ
ual who wrote the music he studied.
Only those who love music and who love
children should venture to teach the art
Of music U little children.
THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY.
TMslady standing has a charming jsise,
That, without knowing, admiration seeks;
Willie and pink rosos mingled in her cheeks,
And there's no queen win, hath SSheptMSf nose.
Her hair tho fawn or sunshine tinting shows;
Her eyes like violet, diamonded with streaks
That penetrnle I lie heart while love U- ( . ks.
The Miss that love ot herH must sure Inclose,
The knight u ho hath nn ownership so rare,
I v, inh him well; Ida life should I Complete!
I wish him woithy suck n precious hoard.
Since earth can fnahlon brainy heavenly fair
To garnish life for man In home's rclreat,
VkrloS hsppy he, creation In accord!
- EdwurU t. C'ruaaier lu New York Sun.
MALONEY
OIL AND MANUFACTURING CO.
C I.AUI1ACI1
Wyoming ave.
N.
c
li It, 8TBATI
DENTISTS,
Suigcou Dentist, No.
THE
PROBLEM
SOLVED
jr.
138 Wyoming Ave.
The only Practical Furrier in the city.
How to make Home Happy
iflBoa Cool BxobMin
Burning,
lubricating
D"Meri
aoJ
LOANS.
Savings
and Loan Asso
mis
WilmV fut'.BillM
IIJIIIIUB
Also Shafting and Journal Greasa.
MIK HHI'CIILIC
iatlon will louu ou munev on easier terms
and pay you hotter on Investment than any
t M-r n-orlitl .il 1 i l 011 . .-S. CALUI'.A-
DKK, lilme Hank hiiildlug
OFFlCKi-ril West W-kawanna Av.
WuliKS: Meridian Street
HOTELS AV It F.ST A l' H ANT-'.
'IMilC WEBTMIN8TBB, !!I7-2I Wyomin.
1 hvo. Kooms heated with Bteaffll h
ern Improvoinents. C M. TitnuAM,
' lEQLEB'H HOTLL,
ij , siciuntoii.
Prop.
ave-
IC7 Lai-kiiwaniia
Kutes reusonahlo.
P. 7.1 1:01. Kit, Proprietor
lt.-LSTMl.Nh'l Kit HOTKL.
VV W. li. SCHF.NCK
JO
Illi--ei(-j.vyxuiiJ J
1. Am. ufcV'.Mij'' i JH
SCIENTIFIC SHOEING.
Ilaviuv secured the SHoKINll I'dlidL of
vviiunin iiionie a- Son for a permanent bOM
ness stiuid, 1 shall conduct Scientific itml
rawoiogieai sDoeing tor toe rreveotkin, Be
lief and Cm e of LHineiiess nnd other impeili
mi nts in the movements of HorsM im-identiil
or due to Iroperreei shoeing. 1 shall give the
work m y personal attenti n ami cnai ant"
extra ebarge, except for in,i Lame
neat, etc. Will bouoeted afternoons. A fren
1 line- and prolessionnl advice given every
Jloiidny 1 1 'in 1 to - i'. Al.
JOHN HAMLIN, D. V. S.
Mini.i
at Union Square, New York
ilfer.
Blxteeuth street, oun triook east of Hroudway,
('
American plan, ISTflOper day and upward
HANK UOl'SK. Luropoiin plan: ;good
rooms. I'l'i-u day und night Uur uuu-
pliod with tho la st.
P. IT. COYNE. Pronrletor.
CCliANTdN IIOCSE, near D., L & W.
11 seiigor depot. Conducted on the Kuroooau
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor
( HAM) CENTRAL. The largest and best
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H A UN Kit, Proprietor.
f l and .W per day.
V ICTOB 1.
AHOH1TKOTS
I avis a- HOUPT, Arohlteets Rooms H
1 '.'b and Lit Commonwealth li'ld'n. Scranton.
TjS L. WALT'KH, Architect, Library Lulld
I j, inc. Wyoming avenue, Be ran ton.
L. BROWN. Arch B. Architect, Price
hulldiug. liJlt Vtashlngton Ave., Scranton.
F.
Every Woman M
nisci ii ii 111 s
Sometimes needs a reli
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medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
Are pronipt, safe I Ad certain In result. The neon
iio'ilrr. I'eal'si never iiirtappoiiii. sent anywhere
'l. 'HI. 1'oai Modli liinl'o , 1 1 U.
Sold hy .KilIN II. PHELPS PharmaaM
corner Vv yoiuing avenue and BprttOS street
Mcrantoii. l a.
URTON U. SWAHTS WHOLE8ALB
lumber, and Uimu iiauk hulldlng,
Scranton. I'a.
A t LdAItdLK HROTIIKRH,
IV I supplies, envelopes, paper bags,
V, arolioiiuo, nsi asiiiuglou
PRINTKRS'
twine.
avo. Hcrniituii,
DOOTK'B LIYERY. I US (iipoiiso avenue.
Agt
First class ,
l-'iiueral Direoto
cioih, no w
srrlMos i) i. 1 out i-,,
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MARCH 5, 1894.
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