THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 19. 1894.
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A Woman's Heart is
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CLOAK
Ami sometimes it happens a man
ufacturer's money is in the same
fix. This one's was. "With a stock
on hand and pressed for money
the story always lias the same ending--the
Cloaks are our's. Not
one of them over thirty days old,
the very newest styles for spring,
and the saving will enable you to
net lots of other things for Easter.
Capes for $3.75.
Capes for 5.00.
Capes for 7.50.
Capes for 9.00.
Capes for 10.00.
Stylish Jackets for $4 50.
Stylish Jackets for 5.00.
Stylish Jackets for 6.00
Stylish Jackets for 7.50.
Stylish Jackets for 8.50.
Stylish Jackets for 10.00.
THE NEWS OF
B!
W
S
Ontof town ofirmpon atnti ofTni nun
dkb should sign thotr quium in full to , ,cti
uowniHttor, not for pabttofttloQ uut to goura
AtfrtlllKt iJcCi'DtiuU.l
WOMEN'S
Silk Waists
Wo are showing a superb lino of
these very popular carmt'tiK all
made in the very latest approved
ityha
White Goods
Our Spring Stock of Xovolty White
Gnotls in all the popular and desirable
kindl is now ready for inspection.
As this promises to be a season of
jreat popularity for these bantiful,
inowy mat -rials, we have prepared a
greater assortment than ever before.
NICHOLSON NfWS NOTtS.
Current Hspiiiiinif Pritfhtly Para
ffrnphsd for Huriiad it t Inrs
8veial to tlv Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson. Pa.. March 18 A. H
Moi re niHile a business trip to the Klce
trie City on Wednesday I ait.
Henry Brown is building a new
pickxt Fraoe around his residence.
Hon. G. A. Grow, congressman-at-larn
from Pennsylvania, was in town
on Friday.
Cnnrles P. Buck arrived home from
New York on Thursday night lest.
E Pardinea has returned homd after
a three inontlii' trip to Italy, his for
mer home.
Theodore Cooper and wife, of Tunk
hennock, were visiting friends in town
on Saturday.
Services were held in St. Patrick'
ohuroh Saturday in honor of St. Pat -
ricit'n D.iv.
.lames Fenian i intends to build a
house on I'itio street in the near tu
tu re.
It S Sqnirs will open his quarry next
Wednesday.
John Qeffney, the popular salesman
I was in town Saturday looking after hit
I trade.
li D. Newton i store Will remain
closed uutil after April 1, when A
Etnodle. of West Nicliolson, will tuke
his place.
The UolversnlUt choir, nuisted by
Mrs E M. Tiffany, gave a successful
concert tnduy night before a ful
house.
Bister services will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church on Easter
Sunday. .March 'io.
ivdrick Bros.'storo building is Mar
ine completion.
The junior Epworth league meets
very Sattirlny astrnoou at the Meth
o.list Episcopal church.
Buy the Scrantds TribcN! and get
all the latest news.
Frank P. Stephens made a business
trip to Scranton on Saturday.
Fatal neglect is a little short of suicide
The Consequence, of u neglected cold are
too well known to need repeating. Dr
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures a cougti
promptly. Sold by all dealers ou a guar
antee of satisfaction.
BIRTHDAY SUHPFtlSE.
Kingston, left for her horns in Hones -dale
Saturday.
E.lgar S. Histed was called to his
home iu Waymarc Saturday night ou
account of the sickness of his father.
JERMYN JOTTINGS.
Springtime Topici I itolliirentl? Discusstd
for WlclaAwaU Rdrs.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
JBHMYK, P., March 18 Alta, the
only child or li. u. Avery, has scarlet
fever.
The funeral of Mr. Amanda A.
Stone took place Saturday. The inter
ment was in the Stone ceiuet'irr in
I'.niipkinsville.
Mm. Abrnham Mosher, of Cemetery
street, is very low with pleurisy.
All bids for the news school building
must be in the hands of the secretary
hv March '27.
There will he a broom drill under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist church on Thursday eve
ning. Admission 10 cents.
I. L. Bengough, of Scranton. spent
Snnd iv as the guest of David Beu-
gougb, on Fourth street.
The Cntholic societies presented a
tine appearance upon their parade
Saturday. Oaly the American Divi
sion, Board of America, and the St.
Aloysius societies paradnd, Erin divi
sion coiug to Willceg-LSirre ou the
early train.
The Hev. William Hooper, of Plym
outh, occupied the pulpit of the Primi
tive chnrcli yesterday.
Thomas 51. (iriltlilis anl Philip H
Baiter took advantage of the excursion
rates and visited Plymouth Saturday.
Ihey spoilt some tune viewing the
Gavlord mi no.
Mrs. Sjinuol Warner returned Sat
urday from a week's visit in Nicholson.
Born 1 linrs lay, Maic i 15. to Pro
fessor and Mrs. H II Martin, a sou.
Notions
Saving prices for you in this
popular department.
MINOOKA MATTERS.
Stray Paragraphs in Rfrencs to Scran
ton's Snu h'rn Suburb.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
MntOOKA, Pa.March 19 The handi
cap foot race wnich came off St. Pat
rick's Day was won bv Patrick Phil
bin, the prize being Only two en -tend
in to run, the other b-iug Mi
chael Kane. It was a very close con
test and Kane was beaten by half a
yard.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Barbara
Mungan occurred yesterday afternoon
from the residence of her danghter on
Main street. Interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery.
The well known correspondent of th )
Elmira Budget seems to imagine that
he is gaining great notoriety on ac
count of his fnnny paragraphs. His
prominence, however, is of the long
eared kind and will bring more ridi
cnle npon himself than upon those he
attempts to injure by cheap wit.
UNIVERSALLY PRAISED.
Ra4 WhatThy nv of It
On comparison of Title Thibune edition
of the Encyclopedia Britannica with Scrib
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Dim edition has the American articles ami
uipplomentsl matter written np to date,
and later maps: making it, with tun ad
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tion the superiority of the Hr(tannlc over
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should place It lu every home.
Uobach E. Hanp,
Attorney and counsellor
I hsve carefully examined the reprint, of
the Edinburgh edition of the Encyclopedia
Britannica off-r d by Tiik Ttiiiunk, In 25
volumes, and llnd it thoroughly reliable,
being a copy of the original with American
articles and snppleineutnl matter written
to date and later mans, besides being In
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Ohablm e. rtoniNsoR,
Pnstor Second Memorial Presbyterian
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I am always glad to recommend a good
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Henry Chapman's Forty-Fifth Anniver
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Special to the Scranton TVlbulM.
rF.cKVii.i.H, fa., March is A very
pleasant surprise party was held at the
residence of Mr. H-nrv Chapman, on
.Mam street, last rridav evening, the
occasion being his forty fifth birtuday
lhe guests comprised the following:
Mr. and Mr. J D. Peck, Mr. and
Mrs J. G, Bell. Mr. and Mrs. D.iyi
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Warner,
Mr. and Mrs. Snedicor, Mr. and Airs
James Cowans, Mr. and Mrs. Georae
Treverton, Mrs. H. Siyros, Mrs. S. W
Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. William Warne
.Mr. and Mis. Joseph York, Mrs. JobD
and Henry Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Join
Grisdale, Mrs. John Kendall, Mr. urn
Mrs. S. M. Rogers, Mrs. William Johns
Misses Ella Bundle, Maud Treverton
Blanche and (-Irace Taylor, Helsey Oak
b y, of Clark's Green ; Messrs. Tlmnins
Warnw, Willie Rogurs, William nu
Albert Chapman, John Kendali, Will
iam Warne, Chsrles Billings, and Mrs.
Wilson Weob and son Dickson, of
Wilkes-Bane.
DUNM.Jh: MATTERS.
Daily
In
Record of Passing Events
Fcranton's Fairont Suburb.
Slierittl to the Srmnton tribune.
DUNMORB, Ph., March IS. The fu
neral oi Mr' Eli Swartz, wiio died at
her home on Monroe avenue on Satur
day, will occur tomorrow afternoon.
Blanche and Bertha l!!oes returned
from visiting Georgetown friends lust
evening.
Miss Elsie Colgutp, of Hawley, is
visiting Miss Maggie Mooney.
A supper will lie given at the Baptist
cnurcli tomorrow evening under tho
auspices of the ladies of the congrega
tion. A large number of tickets have
been sold and an enjoyable time is au
ttoipsted, Councilman Burke's English visit is
being mucli delayed by the secretary
deadlock. Mr. Burke is true to bis
friends, and informed the opposite
parly last evening that his visit would
lie susp.'mW until it was settled
whether Mr. Savago would be elected
or not:
A larco concourse of lotting friends
gathered yesterday morning to pay
curling respects to the late Patrick
Booney, Representatives arrived from
;,11 over the valley were present. At
St. Mary's church a solemn high mans
of requiem was celebrated by Rev.
Father O'Donnell as deucon, and Rev.
Father McMurray ns sub-deacon. Af
ter the mass Rev. Father Donlan
preached a short funeral sermon in
which he eulogized the quiet, peacefu
lifo tho deceased had lived. Interment
was made in St. Mary's cemetery
An Easter social will be held at the
home of Mr. R. P. Savage, on Green
Ridge Btreet, Friday evening.
FOREST CITY FLASHES.
All ths Nsws from a Livsly Town
Brightly Condenssd.
Special to the Scranton Tribuns.
Fohest City. Pa, Mureh 18. Miss
Bessie Hines, of White's ValUv. was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Bsulah
Hines, Friday,
Charlss D. Burdick, of Honesdale,
was calling on friends in town Friday.
The blue birds and robins are chirp
ing merrily over the advent of spring.
Ex Policeman John Cotter attended
the parsdo in Wilkes-Barre yesterday,
nnd will spend Sunday at his home in
Minooka. A large number of Forest
Cilians also took advantage of the
cho.tp rati s ami hied themselves to the
county seat of Luzerne.
diaries Wiliiums, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest of his brother-in-
aw, Professor J. Luther Morgan, since
Wednesday.
Hie anniversary of the Hon. Neal
Dow's 90th birthdsy was observed iu
the Methodist Episcopal chuach The
woman s Unrlsttan TemDersuos Union
attended in a body. The pastor, Rsv.
C. liogan preached a special sermon,
giving a brilliant character sketch of
the great temperance advocate
DEATH OF ISAAC ELLIS.
A Well Kntwn Citlzsn of Dalton Passes
to the Great Bsyond.
.S'lienal to IAk SONHtfON TVitnins.
Dalton, Pa , March 18 Isaac Ellis
died yesterday ufternoou at his resi
dence in this place from the effects of
paralytic stroke. He arose iu the
morning at his usu il hour of commenc
ing the day s labor and was as well as
utnal. Suddenly, and utmost without
warning, he ws rendered speechless
and helpless. Uo did not rally from
the shock.
Mr. Ellis was well known all over
lbs county, being a surveyor as well as
successtully munaging a farm just ou
tue outskirts of our village.
Mr, l-.llis removed here from Old
Forge township about twenty years
ago. He was about nil years of age,
friend to everybody, uud everyboly
friend. He will be greatly missed in
tue community, lha funeral ssrvices
will occur Monday at 2 o'clock.
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PECKVILLE POINTiRS.
Rs-
Matters and Thing in General
ported for Live Readers.
Special tit the Scranton Tribune.
PkCKVILLJ, Pa, Miroh 18 Mrs.
Lanlt, of Bell place, is suffjriug with
measles.
A. Kinback is breaking ground on
his vacant lot joining his place of
i unness tor tue ereotion of a new
house.
The contract for the foundation of
the new Methodist Episcopal church of
this place was awarded to D. J Wil
li imi and W. W. Divies, of Scr inton
Dewitt Bsardslty was c died to Tioga
county inursd iy on account of the se
rious illness of his brother.
The Bin- Rid. New York nnd
Scranton Coal company p ti t last Sal
urday.
Stated by 11. 11. Cochran, druggist, Lm
OSSter, ra. Have guaranteed over itUObol
ties of Burdock Blood Litters for dvspoo
is, sour sr.oinflcn. ouious nttacus. liver
auU kiuney trouble.
HONESDALE CHRONICLES.
It' m" of Interss'. O h.-l In and Abiut
the staple City.
Fpecint to the Scranton Tribune.
HOHMDALB, Pa., March 18. C. E
Salmon, Erie and Wyoming station
agsnt. at Scrnnton.was a caller in town
Saturday.
The anniversary of St Patrick wss
duly celebrated in Honesdale, Situr
day. Our cornet band left for Hawley
in the morning to play at the celebra
tion there, and a large crowd went
with them, the gr -en nbbou adorned
many lappels; a few wore corks tied
with green cord. Brighter or finer
weather conld not have greeted this
renowned day.
The Honesdale board of trads will
meet nt the city hall Monday at 8 p. m.
This year promises to be a bicycle
year, a number of new wheels having
. dread y been placed in Hmesdale.
Mrs. Russell Whitney and Miss Char
lotte Mtur passed Saturday in Scran-Ion.
CARBONDALc CHIPS.
rithy Paragraph Concsrnlng Denizens
of th Pioneer City.
Ffrriaf to the Scranton Tribune.
Camion DA l,K, Pn., March 18. Sev
eral bese ball enthusiasts collected on
Sandy's field Saturday nnd indulged iu
ths national gsme. How about that
base bnll park and trotting course wo
are to have this season?
Mr. and Mrs A. Bsrry, of Smith
Main, spent Sunday with their son,
who is a resident of Ulyphant.
Mrs. W. L Ynrringtoii, after enjoy
ing a few days' visit with relatives ami
friends in Wilkes Birro, will returu
home today.
Miss Nan Brown, who has been the
guest of friends in this city for the past
two weeks, on her return from an tx
lended visit at Wyoming seminun,
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fl"'rial to tlie Hcranton Tribune.
Nicholson. Pa, March HI. The
Nicholson Examiner says the Neal Dow
entertain nieut that will be held in tho
opera honse on luesday evening
March 20, will render the following
programme.
opening Exercises Mrs. E. L. Bacon
Kecilntiou, "After Many Days."
Ellis Bond
"Sketches from Life of Neal Bow,"
Fnnnie Stephens
Music Chorus of Children
Keudinn, "Tho Maine Law." Mrs. E.L.Dav
Music oiee Club
Dobate Subject "Resolved, That High
License Is More Practical Than Pro
hibition." Disputants Affirmative,
jjiortou iHeplione, htephon Jay; nega
tive. J. Stauffer. Krod Foster.
Music : Children's Chorus
Address Itov. Grant E. Van Woeit
Music uiee Club
Prehistoric Irrigation lu the Southwest.
There have been discovered at from 2u to
40 miles below Eddy, N. M., the crumbled
remains of five different Aztec towns that
formerly contained, according to usual
estimates, lo.iiuu to 90,000 persons. Tin
canyon near by, now filled with snnd, for
merly furnished water. The remains of
an ancient canal bad previously been dis
covered. Broken pottery, arrowheads nnd
stone axes prove the identity of the race to
be the same ns that which when extin
guisned lelt peculiarly built towns in
north Mexico, northern New Mexico and
Arizona. They were a people who built
towns in the hills for defense and funned
the river lands. The discovery shows that
agriculture was cirrried ou on the Pecos
by irrigation by tho prehistoric dwellers
and a deuse population supported. Collector.
Mrs. Lit tic Goss
Tyrone City. Penn.
After the Grip
Hood's Cave Back Health
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That Dreadful Prostration Cured.
C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. :
"(ienllemeii A little ever a year ago, I was
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NEW YE ATI OPENS JANUARY 1.
Resolutions.
We, the undersigned committee of Sheri
dan Lodge, 'Jin, Knights of Pythias, of
ckville, appointed to draft a copy of
resolutions, submit the following:
heroa1'. it i as pleased the Supreme
Architect or tne universe to remove from
our midst our late Hiother Arthur Stone
Whereas, the intimate relations long
held by our deceased brother with the
members of this bulge render it proper
that weslioupl place on record our npp.-e
ciation of his services as a knight and his
nientons n man; therefore be it
Resolved, that whilo wo bow with hum
ble submission to the will of the Most
High we do not the less motiru for our
brother who has been called from bis
labor to rest;
Resolved, that, in the death of Brother
Arthur Stone this lodge losses n member
who was always IsalotU lu his work as a
knight, ever ready to succor the needy
and distressed ol the fraternity, prompt to
advance the interests of the order, devoted
to its welfare and prosperity, one who was
wise ia council ond fearless in action, ho
nest nnd upright man wi virtues en
deared him not. only to his brethren of the
order but to all of bis fellow citizens;
Resolved, that this lodge tender its
heartfelt sympathy to the tauiily and rela
tions of our deceased brother in their sad
affliction;
Hesolvcd, that theM resolutions bs en
tered upon the min ites of tho lodge, and
that a copr of theiu be sent to the fumlly
of our decensed brother nnd lie printed in
a daily pnpor, the Sciianton Tuibunu.
Fkam'ih Lewis,
Ueoroe Smith,
0. U. llKATTYS,
Committee.
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LafHin & Rnnd Powdor Co.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric ilntteriaa, Fuse for explol
ing blasts, Safety Fuse aud
RepaunoChemical Co. 's High Explosives
TUB
TRADERS
National Bank of Scranton
The most complete
medium-priced
FOLDING BED
in the market.
Hull & Co.
205 AliD 207 VYOM KG AVE,
"No star was ever lost we once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been,"
THE
A HARPY PATRON OP
RIGHARDS LUMBER
Scranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building.
TRY US.
CO.
CHOANIZKD 1891
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000.
SAMUEL niNES.fPrcsIilcnt
V . W WATSON, Vice President.
A. B. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
EiitF.CTona.
RAMUS!. FllNKS, JAMES M EVERHART,
lnviNo A. Finch, Pieiice B. Finlbt,
Joseph J. Jekmy, M 8. Kemeiier,,
Ouas. P. Matthews. John T. Pohtik.
W. W. Watson.
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This tinnk Invites the patronage ot business
men and Hrms Kuu.rnlly.
Third National
Bank of Scranton.
Statement Feb VH , 181)4. called for by
tne comptroller of the Currency.
11KSOVHCKS.
Loans. SI, 310,340 OO
Overdrafts 047. 7
United States llonds 80,000.00
Other Hiinds 01H.A78.T3
Hanking House X8.074.46
Premiums on U. S. Bond.... 043.7ft
Due from V. 8. Treumirer 7.0OO. OO
Due from Banks 908.411173
Cash 140.040.04
a.soii.sso.oo
1 I Mill 11 II -
Capital SS00.0O0 OO
Surplus I o mm OO
Dndlvlded 1'roD.ts SO 180 OO
Circulation 7S.OOO.OO
Dividends Unpaid 334. AO
Deposits.' l,oG4,6BO f!4
Due to Hanks 60.30H.AO
fc : .'II'.'.... ll
Wll.MAM OONNKU, President.
UEO. II. (Ml. IN. Vice-President
Wll.MAM II. I'l l K, Cashier.
D1IIECTOKS.
milium Connell, OsHM II. Catlln,
Allied Hand. James Archbald, Henry
Ilelln, Jr., Wllllnui T. Smith. Lutliar
Keller.
This bank offers to
depositors every
Ir balances, buHl-
fnrlllty warranted by the
iiamm and I'MBintfialMlltv
Special attention irlvon to bunlness ac
counts, Interest paid on time deposits.
"The other nun doss the work. All I
have to do is to carry up the brick."
The Same Way at the Economy
All ymi have to do is to brin(t in the
money (snd very littls at that) and we
do the rest. This week we offer the
Greatest ParlorS nit Ever
Offered for the Price.
A five-piece orer stuffed Turkish frame
suit, upholstered in Aro.srk.an Damask.
Trimmed in Silk Plush and extra heavy
Fringt, soft top and spiitiu edge, cou
sisting of
1 TKTE,
1 ARM CHAIR,
1 FANCY CORNER CHAIR,
2 SIDE WALL CHAIRS.
Tho above is a combination of rich colors.
OUR PRICE$35
You Should See It-
SPECIAL A 100-piece Dinner Set
prfssntod with all purchnsss of $73.00
or over.
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