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THE SCRANTON TKIBUNE-FItlDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3. 1894;
Have You Seen the
BROOKLYN
YET?
It is well worth seoiog, bring
tng to mind some of tho artistic
features of tho World's Fair. Tho
bridge is made of Castilo Soa p. It
Is a pure White Castilo, and is a
floating Soap; made only from
pure vegetable oils. Wo are sell
ing it at the unheard of price,
2 Cakes for 5c;
We are enabled to put the Soap
on sale at this low price by special
arrangement with the manufac
turer, who is anxious to introduce
It to the trade in Scranton!
It is already having a big sale,
and we may have to pull the
bridge down in a few days in or
der to supply tho demands; there
fore, if you wish to have a look at
It make your visit as early as pos
sible. Bring tho children with
you; such a sight is always wel
come to the little ouo3.
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ous Illustrations, Valuable Infor
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readiug for the home. Given
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EYSTONE
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FACTORY VILLI, PA.
A refined school homo. Prepares for tho
best collets.
1 horoiiKh courses In Music and Art.
Tenchvrs' class gives best preparation for
Teaching;
Commercial Conrse includes Typewriting
and Shorthand.
Posi Ions secured for Graduates.
Kond fur new illustrated circular.
F. SI, LOOM is, a.m., Principal
Hallstcad.
Li tn an Chase, of Factoryville, wan in
town on Tuesday and ennght a fine
tring of fls'u from the Snsqnehanna.
W. Ruikin, of Hackettsiown, N. J.,
Is visiting frivmla and rolativei in this
place.
Fred Barne?, the bustling clerk for
L. T. Travis, who hag been spandinit
bit Tacation with friends and relatives
in Cortland and Thompson, has re
turned bom.
.Tbe gospel meeting on Snnday will
be addressed by Fred L. Norton, of
Bingbamton.
Tbe cottage meeting on Friday even
ing will be held at tho home or Jerry
Fuller.
Hon. James T, DuBois and family
have gone to Ocean Grove for two
weeks.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Scotton
was beld today at the Baptist church,
of whicb she had long ben a faithful
and devoted member, and was largely
attended. Tbe services were conducted
by Rev. John Davis, the pastor, assisted
by Rev. L W. Church, of the Presby
terian church, i Mrs. Scotton leaves
one son, Mr. E. M. Scotton. The
choir rendered several selections with
much feeling. There was a profusion
of beautiful flowers. Tbe pall bearers
were Frank and Charles Lawrenco, J.
R. Douglass, N. A. Wilcott, George
Dewey and James Millard, Intrtnent
was in Rose Hill cemetery. . E. Tat
tle was funeral director.
Souk remarkable enres of de&fnoss are
recorded of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrio Oil.
Never tails to cure earache.
Wyoming.
Mrs, Samuel Stephenson, Mrs. Daniel
Vanscoy.Mrs. William Stephenson nnd
Mrs. James Phbcoo warn at the Moody
meeting at Dorranco Tuesday evening.
Samuel Vincent and S. A. Lake ar
rived in town last evening with fifteen
bushels of flue huckleberries,
O. P, Garnett is enjoying a fish at
Reymond's pond.
Mrs. Carey Townend received a dis
patch Saturday that her mother was
dying and she loft on an early train for
EsstOD,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Saunders left
Wednesday morning for Atlantio City.
W. H. Perry who was hurt at the
Mount Lookout about one week ago is
improving.
Mrs. J. M. Williams was visiting
friends at Dnryea Tuesday.
Servioea at the Wyoming camp
grounds today 10.30 a. m. Address on
eJucrtion by J. F Goncher. D. D.,
president of the Womans' college of
Baltimore, M. D., 2 30 p. ' m. address
Loyalty to our Educational Institutions
by a & Spragne. D. D 7 30 p. in.
lecture, An Improved Order of White
Men, by Rev. A. F. Chaffee.
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you that it has wonderful curative powers
In all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lanira.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
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Large bottles too. and 11. 00, .
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AB&QWSESi PEJE8E
SCHOOL HOUSE WAll.
Lively Meeting; at Minooka Jo Protest
Against the Erection of an Ad
ditional Building.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Min'ooka, Aug. 2 The citlzsna of
Miuookit met in loud protest at No. 3
school building lust night to cry down
the action of the nchool board of
Lackawanna township in pnssin n
resolution to spend the sum of $9 000
toward theersction of a new scLool at
Mooaio.
The indignation meeting, as it may
very properly be classsfieU.outheralded
any caucus gathering or any similar
meeting ever held in the South district
of L.ickawanna.
Peter Mullen was the most nervous
gentleman heard from. His speech
was an amusing medley of views on
the labor question, cash store business
and general arraignment of big compa
nies and corporations.
Mr. Mullen sitid: ''We are the mas
tern and the school directors are our
svrviinta, and we don't want any class
of men, or, for that matter, any body
of men, to speuk beyond their
conscience.' This expression was
the only relevant reference made
by him on the snl jict,and he sat down
leaving his auditors in a confused
plight as to his meaning or his views,
with the following conclusion: "I hope
I have clearly stated my views in this
matter." Deep silence followed.
Director GriftliU T. Davis arose to ex
plain the position of the school board
in the matter of the Moosic school.
He said that tbe board became con
vinced that it was a useless expendi
ture of money to go on year afier year
making improvements on the two
school buildings in Moosic, as in the
end they would be still far from the
point which would prove to tbe citi
zens that any material good was done
by patching up old buildings, lie ex
plained tbe reason why the school term
was curtailed one month last year
was because a free text book bill was
psssed last year by tbe state legisla
ture and tbe board in carrying out the
provisions of that law was forced to
expend a large amount of money, leav
ing a deficit in the treasury, Mr. Da
vis then quoted tbe rates of niilla;;o
levied in certain school districts in
this county which compare with the
wealth of the Lackawanna school dis
trict. For the year 1803 thefollowiug as
sessments were imde iu Cirbondale
township, 31 miles; ArchbalJ. 18 miles:
Eimhurst, 20 miles; Olyyuaut, 22
miles; Winton, 20 miles. This year
the millage of Lackawanna township
will debut 18 miles. Martin Mc
Donough, John J. Coyn, P. J. Mul
herin, Owen Connolly, Thomas King.
Peter Mullen, Patrick Higgini. Thomas
Sullivan and Griffith T. Davis expressed
views on tbe subject and a matron
was then made to appoint a committee
to examine into the matter and report
at tbe next meeting of citizens, whicb
is to be called when tbe committee is
ready to report.
The following committee was ap
pointed: John J. Coyne. Frank; Toole,
John T. Brown, Martin MoDonough,
John Ejan, Owen Connolly, John
Kelly. The committee on resolution
presented the following report:
Whereas, It has been recently decided by
tbe school board of Lackuwanua town
ship to erect a now school ut Moosic, and
Whereas, It Is the sense of a majority of
the citizens of Bald towuship and even a
large portion of tho resident citizens of
Moosic, as shown by their late petition to
tho board in opposition to this measure,
that either no new school is necessary at
all in that place or should any additional
ichool room be needed tbe contemplated
bnilding is so out of all proportion iu the
dimensions and cost to the possible needs
of the case that its unoccupied rooms
would serve only as a standing monument
to our folly and reckless extravagance;
therefore be it
Resolved, That we place on record onr
unqualified condemnation of this proposed
recaless expenditure of this townships
money, and that two at a time, and under
the pretext of economy, the school terms
has been abriged and the schools closed a
month beyond the usual time, and educa
tion of our children eutirely neglected for
three long months; therefore, bo it fnrther
Resolved, That we at this meeting exert
oursolves to frustrate this design of burd
ening the taxpayers with this enormous
and needless expenditure.
Pittston.
While a train of cars were standing at
the Lehigh Valley depot last evening one
of the cars was discovered to oe on
fire. It was loaded with powder and
oil, and in n few minutes was a aneth
ing mass of fl-tme. An nlarin of fire
was turned in irom box 45, and the
several companies responded promptly.
The flames were subdued with much
effort, not however before the car and
Its contents were reduced to ashes.
George Drnry, son of William Drury,
was burned about the face with the hot
oil. How the fire originated is a mys
tery. The supposition is that it was
due to influmable combustion.
John Riley, aged about 17 yearn, was
brought to the hospital Wednesday
eveniug, suffering with terriblo In
juries, He was employed as a driver
in Hei.lleberg colliery, No. 2. Lehigh
Valley Coal company. W hile his mule,
was pulling a car he nttimpted to ar
range tbe harness, but slipped and fell
under the wheels of the car. His most
serious injuries are about tbe
lower portion of tbe abdomen,
and they are of tuoh a nature
as to call for a consultation of the
physicians. Tbe consultation was beld
yesterday, Drs. Bevan, McFadden,
Hnrtman and Underwood were present
together with Resident Physician Mc
Keawen. After removing the injured
parts, whicb was found necessary, the
wounds were dressed and the sufferer
made as comfortable a possible under
the circumstances. Unless a second
hemorrhage occurs, the physicians
say there is good reason to hope he will
recover.
Judge Woodward, at the instance of
J. E. Patterson and company, has
granted a preliminary injunction re
straining tbe Wyoming Valley Trac
tion company, and tbe Pittston Street
Car company and Pittston borough
from layiug their tracks on a line and
at a grade alleged to be different from
that required by law, in front of tin
plaintiffs property on North Main
street.
William Campbell and John Hous
ton, Afoca young men, wers arrested
yesterday morning by Deteative Crip
pen, charged with stealing tools from a
Erie and Wyoming Valley tool house
near Avoca some two weeks ago. They
were taken to Wilke:-Birre and Riven
a hearing before Alderman Davidson.
In default or $1 000 bail they wire sent
to tho county j UI to await trial.
Carbondalc.
On Wednesday evening at 11:30
o'clock occurred the death of Common
Councilman Jamos Carden, at his homo
on the West Side, after a two weeks'
illness of typhoid fever. Deceased
was 4 1 years of b-ing born in Car
bondale on July 23, 1830. He is sur
vived by his wife and four daughters,
Maggie. May, Aunio and Helen.
Funeral will occur this afternoon Bt
3 o'clock.
Mrs. S. A. McMnllen has returned
home after a two weeks visit in Port
Jervis.
Dr. Robert G. B:irckley, of Hones
dale, formorly a Carbon Jul resident,
made u short visit in this city yester
dav. O.i Wednesday evening Mayor
Iliriidrick swore iu two additional of
ficers to represent the fourth district of
the Third ward. The new members
are Sponcer Courtright and A L.
Wright.
The Young Lulies' Cooltlhg club
will taku tea this evening at the hoinn
of Miss Louie William;, on Lincoln
avenue,
Yesterday aftornoon, after a short
illness, otvurred the dentil of Mr.
Louis Dr-ariug at her home on' Wayne
street. Euneral arrangements have not
as yet been nude.
Will Roberts eae roturned to his po
sition in Joins Bros.' tea store after en
joying a ten days' vacation.
Heurietta, the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. I F. Konnody. of River
treet, who died Wednesday night, whs
buried yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in St. Rose cemetery.
Jam.s Paul has returned home after
a several days' stay with his parents in
Oneout i, JN. Y.
Lust evening tbe German!, band
rendered a pleasing programme from
the balcony of the new Hotel Ameri
can Wednesday night was the closing
night of the miS-snminer fair held at
Simpson which was carriel on in a
most successful manner in every re
sect. It is now de finitely announced that
the opening day of Hotel American
will occur on Tuesday of next week.
Miss Katie Butler, of Scranton, is
visiting Miss Julia Collins.of Brooklyn
street.
Jesse Norris hns accepted the position
of stenographer in tbe Erie superin
tendent's ollbs m ide vacant by the
resignation of Htrry J. Williams.
The committee who have in charge
the details for the sixth anna il tourna
ment of the Carbondale Tennis club at
Farview on Aug, 10, met Wednesday
evening and tbe reports received indi
cate that the event this year will be
tbe most interesting yet beld. Tbe en
tries from the local club include
Messrs. Moon, Orchard and Mux Lath
ropo in doubles and Bingles, while
Hal Torrence will be entered In tbe
donble-i with his brother Aleck, of Ten
uflv, N. J. Aleck Torrance will prob
ably also enter tho single, and 0. R.
Wyckuff, of Elmira, has signified his
intention of being present if not nine
now unforeseen prevents. Mr. Wyckoff
made an excellent record at this year's
invitation tournament at Tuxedo, and
should he be able to take part on Aug.
10 will put up a bard fight for the
Delaware and Hudson cup.
Waverly.
Miss Grace Bailey has arrived home
after an extended visit to friends in
Pittston.
Miss Jnssio Young, of Syracuse, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Calkins.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Manly, of
Bradforl connty; Mrs. B. O. Camp, of
Montrose, and Rv. J. Muir and wife
are visiting at M. W. Blisc, sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlvin Stone, of
Wilkes-Barre, are visiting at Simou
Bissecker's.
Mrs, L'on R-ynolds nnd daughter, of
Brookyln, N. Y., are visiting at Elder
It. A. Reynolds'.
This borough weighs ten pounds
more since the arrival of n bouncing
girl baby iu the family of Professor F.
C. Hanyon on Aug 1. Mother and
daughter are doing well.
M. W. Bliss, jr., and family have re
turned from a ten days' visit to Camp
town, Bruford county, at the home of
Mrs. Bliss.
Mrs. Gracs Gorg9 has returned to
her father's after an extended visit to
the Adirondack
Miss EJith Carpenter has returned
from visiting Wayne county friends.
Washington Camp, Patriotic O.der
Sons of America. No. 314. will bold
tluir regular moeting tonight.
Charles Him -rding, of the firm of
John Wahl & Co., wttn a party of In
dies spent a day ut Lily luke the other
diy.
Miss Eitella Miller hns returned
from an extended visit to Johnstown,
Pa., ond other places of interest.
Rev. W. N. Clark and wife, of Ham
ilton, N. Y.,are the BU-Jsts of Mr. A.
.1. Sinitu and daughter, Mrs. Grace
George.
A sad bereavement bos been sus
tained by tbe family of the R.tv, F. H.
('arsons in the death of his 14-mouths
old daughter, Lsola, from awebral
meningnitis, on Saturday night. Fun
eral services were hull at the parson
age on Monday morninit by the Rsv.
Mr. Chaff.tr, of Green Ri Ige, assisted'
by the Rev. Mr. Wilbur, of Factory
ville. Intennout nt Vestal, N. Y,
The Ky, Jonu Wintch, of tbe Free
Methodist churo , will hold servine
here next Sunday morning at 10.30
a, in.
The Waverly B.se Bill club in their
snan now uniforms played the Grown
Grove Base Ball club last Saturday
afternoon with the tunal result. They
will pluy the Benton club next Friday
afternoon.
Dun more.
During the absence of Rjv, J. W.
Williams, pistor of tbe Dunmore Pres
byterian chnrcii, who is speudlng his
vacation at Saranae lake in the Adiron
dack's, Rev. Ralph Gillam will conduot
tbe services during tbe last two Sab
baths in -August.
We have only a short time to clear all
onr stock of pictures. Chicago Art Co.,
127 Fenn avenue.
Joe Howard bas seen Mark "Twain and
Mark Twalu has seen Joe Howard: and
each bas seen the other
Jermyn.
Bills are ont fur nn excursion to
Mountain, park . Aug. . 18, via Ontario
and Western, under tho niiingmeut
of ttie Court Lilv of tbe Valley. No.
8.579. Ancieut . Order Foresters of
America, of Jermyn. This is the first
excursion of the season to Mountain
park from here, and in consideration
of the Foresters being one of the most
jolly lot of boys, witbont doubt it will
be tbe event of tbe season.
Ed. A. Dlaney. Waymart; J. J
Flyun and P, Flynn, Soranton; Wm.
Cllius, Elwurd Shillings and A. H.
Pollock, Philadelphia; H. H. Sanders,
New York; A, II. Whitlosk, Greeu
Grove; Dr. Wheeler nud Gsorge Bren
nan, Carbondale, registered ut Hotel
Avery Wednesday. .
D. H. Pollock. Philadelphia: A. S
Hubbard and Tlmmpion A. Jenkins,
Dunmore; M. McTigne, Binghamtou;
a J. Dunn, Scranton, registered at
Hotel St George yesterday.
M. J. Erk is visiting at Coiao.
The following people left on the On
tario and Western morninc train Wed
nesday to j)in the excursion from
Scranton to Atlantic City: Miss Ella
llulbollnnd. Sirab McGovern, Mary
McDertuott, James Gilligan, D-.muis
McGovern, James Elmunde, William
Elmiinds.
D. L. Hill and II. M. Walton, of
Scranton, were callers in town yester
day. William Lutoy bus remodeled his
building on the cornor or Main and H
streots, Dr. P. C- Manley is quartered
in one sidj witd a fine office. This
should make our doctor feel very pleas
ant. Miss Kate Sampson is visiting friends
at Dury-a.
The Erie colliery here is idle for Ihe
remainder of the week.
The residence of John Tigne hns bei-n
much improved by a coat of paint.
Taylor.
The excursion to Mountain park
from Tiylor, Aug. 3, will serve ice
cream, fruit, clams and other refresh
ments on ti!e crounds.
Mrs. Eirnest Brownoll, Mrs. P.
Nyliardt and Anna Gordon passed yes
terday in Duniuore.
The Feltsville club beat tho Electrics
on Wednesday by a score of 12 to 8
This morning at 8 30 tbe MethO'list
Euisoop.il church will leave on tbe
Central Railroad of Nosy Jersey for
Mountain park.
All persons interested in forming a
choir to compHe at tho eisteddfol nt
Laurel Hill park iu September, are in
vited to attend a meeting touight at
the Calvary Biptist church.
William Pric. of Pond street, ac
companied by his cousin, Sallie Prioa,
of Minersville, spent Wednesdiy night
in Hyde Paak.
David Harris, manager of the Lib
rary ball team, entertained thera and
many officers on Wednesday niijht at
Libraay hall, with a watermelon social.
Leslie Nyliardt and Emma Evans
were married Wednesday morning by
Rev. F. A. King. They are at Atlantic
City on their boueynuon.
The Electrics ball elub will go to
Jermyn on Saturday to play the clerks'
club of that place.
Maria Thomas is at Atlantio City for
a week.
Tho Pastime Sochi and Athletic ol ub
will meet tonight in Weber's hall.
Th Christian Endeavor society of
the Motbo.list Episcopal church gave a
free entertainment last nit bt.
Louis Riuehart, the gifted orator, is
happy over the arrival of a daughter
at his home,
Avoca.
Miss Alice Morahan is visiting
friends in Dunmore.
The members of St. Mary's congrega
tion held a meeting Sunday afternoon
and decided to run an excursion to
Farview on Ang. 22 Tickets for adults
$. and entitles the owner to a change
on a $'20 gold piece. Children't tickets
50 cents, and entitles the owner to a
chance on a $10 gold nUue.
P. a Cabill, L. E.' O'Brien, Misjes
B. O'Brien, Mary Ward, Fannie and
Bessie Webber, Mrs. M. J. Rjap and
Ella Callahan are among those who
went on tbe Red Men's exsursion yes
terday to Atlantio City.
Miss Mary Bjers. of Richmond tie,
was the guest of M try M-.Q leen this
week.
During the severe wind Wednesday
evening the Gospel tent was blowu
down. A large force of men rapidly
pushed the work alo-ig yesterday and
the tent was complete and ready to
commence services last evening.
Rev. J. J. McCabe is spending a
weeks' vacation at tbe Catholio sum
mr school at Plattsburg
John McKenzie.of Packer street, who
was sick, is able to be around ngaln.
Rev. G. N. Meakley, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., was a visitor iu town yesterday.
Peckville.
The Ladies' Aid, of the Methodist
Episcopil church, of Peckville, had a
npper and social at the residence of
Mr. Erakine Squires on Wednesday
evening which was a grand success.
To say that the supper was ono of the
best would only be giving the ladies of
Peckville the credit that they so highly
merit for the suppers the svppers they
itive nre not ixjelled anywhere. Tle
Peckville band Invited by Mrs. Squires,
discoursed sweet music whilo the sup
per wi.s n .joyed on the inside. The
band was invited to sunper by the hos
pitable l.ostess, which they of cours
euj iyed thoroughly, as what goo I mu
sician does not enjoy a suppe. 1 The
ground was illuminated with Cuiiies
lanterns und eveiy thing was neat and
tasteful. The threatening weather for
a time rather marred the enjoyment
on the lawn where the ice cream tables
were set, but tin re was too much pood
fellowship and sociability prevailing to
allow anything to seriously marr tho
evenings' pleasure, although we fear
that the financial results wore not as
itood us they would otherwise have
been.
Iloncsdalc.
Bom To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lam
bert, a sun, atiil grandson of Hon. Wil
ham H. Diuimick. .
R-;V. Willi, W Rn-lft mU r,.l
family, left yesterday for' Montrose,
wueru mey will spsilU BOine (WeeKS.
An informal hnn o!n nt tlw.
opera house last evening.
miss nomas unodennergn visited
HawUy friends yesterday.
Mrs. W. lil rc.irrf
of Soranton friaud Thursday.
ine renewing Serautonlans regis
tered at tllli Allan IT.-iiim nfai-a.
John Wooteu, W. II. Haslar, M. W.'
vjuuhk huu wue, alias Aiman rearoe,
John (1 Shurnnnl Mi rii-o. n..n...
John H. Fellows! Gtorne W. O'KsIl'.
DttWuilltr frm TltAtnaa da t..n
Mrs, Williams: from Wilkes-Barre:
Walter Roberts, Lizzie Roberta and
Ettio Pariah: fmm CrhnmiuLi (1 V
Swigert
i-xcurilon tickets to L ike Ariel Aug.
14 have been placed on sale at Gardner
Bros.' bv tlm Serunlmi Praum n!nh l.-
sons intending to attend the regatta
vau vutnm uuksm inire,
Throop.
A porcpsny of youmr ladies of Throop
and Oiyphant left Throop for Wil l
Ros cottage at Lake Winola on Wed
nesday. They each took a well filled
baversaok aud canteen and a band
some bathing suit. While their hus
bands and admirers ore walking or sit
ting in their lonely wigwams they will
be basking in the snn of enjiyment
and pleasure, eating and drinking aud
playing hide and saek with the mer
maids of tbe beautiful lake. Those
who form the party are as follows:
Mrs. G. B. Meade. Mra G. Haverly
Miss Jennie William, Miss Georgle
Haverly aud Master Morold Haverly,
of Throop. Thoie from O yphautare:
Mrs. David Jamas, Miss Puillins Miss
Tomas, Miss Williams, Mrs, Djacon,
Miss Jones and Mrs. Evanr. The
ladies will be gone for two weeks, and
will occupy the Mild Rdjs cottag-i.
A young son of Samuel Hatchback
was slightly Injured on Tuesday lust
on a wagon employed on the new road
The wagon was standing on a side hill
detached from tho horses when young
Uitcbback climbed into tbe box and
took off the brake. Tho wagon started
down the hill. Iu trying to gat out ho
fell near tbe bind wboel which rail over
his arm, breaking it.
It is supposed that thePancoast mine
will work half timo for the month of
Angust.
Mr. and Mis. Charles Gill returned
home on on Tuesday after a visit to
their mother, in Peckville.
George llaloir, of Providence, moved
his family to Throop on Tuesday last.
The Tnroop club and a team from
Providence played a game of ball ou
Weduesday on ide Throop diamond.
Ilamliiiton.
Mrs. Thomas Orchard, of Wayne
street, Carbondale. returned botna on
Monday, having spent tho past two
weeks with her paretits, Mr. aud Mrs.
John Elliott, of this place.
O. K. und II. M. Simons are in
Scranton on business today.
Tho Salem Cornet baud will furnish
music at the Sunday school picnic ut
Ariel this aftemnon und evening.
Myton Smith is still unable to be
out.
T. M. Bortroe, the Sterling dentist,
will occupy nn office in town on
Wednesday of each week.
Miss Gertrude Jone?, of tbe East
Side, returns home today after nn ab
sence of three weeks spent with friends
at Scranton and Clifford,
Those wishing to attend the Salem
camp meeting, coinrancing Aug. 14,
catidoso verv conveniently by talcing
the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad
to Ariel. H. L Naali will meet all
troins and carry passengers to aud
from the grsundt. t
Moosic.
Rqv. G. N. Makely. o.' Brooklyn, N.
Y., will preach In the Moosic Presby
terian ohurcb, Sunday, Aug. 5, at 10.30
a. m.
Misses Mabel and Lulls Hutchlngs,
of Main street, is spending their vaca
tion at Preston Park.
Mrs. Anna Richmond and daughter
Ruth and son Elwood, of Dileville, is
visiting Mrs. George H. Peurl on Main
street.
Willie Watson, who was injured
Monday, is rapidly recovering.
The work on the Presbyterian Par
sonage is progressing fast.
Mra Frank Mosteller and Mrs. John
LaBarr are visitors at the Electric
City.
The Magic Touch
OF
Hood's Sarsaparilla
You smile at the idea. But
if you are a sufferer from
Dyspepsia
And Indigestion, try a bottle, and be
fore you have taken half a dozen doses,
you will involuntarily think, and no
doubt exclaim,
"That Just Hits It!"
"That soothing effect Is a masic
touch!" Hood's Sarsaparilla gently
tones and strengthens tin; stomach
nnd digestive organs, invigorates tho
liver, creates a natural, healthy desire
for food, gives refreshing sleep, and
in short, raises the health tone of the
enure system. Jiemcmher
Hood's
Sarsa
parilla Cures
Hood'8 Pill3 cure liver ills, constipation,
bilious uess, Jaundice, sick headache. Indlstiuio,.
HASSOJf STARK.
at thk oi.n depot hotel,
PACT'Jlty VlLLE.
Ih prepared tn receive summer biardors nnd
f uruMi ri s for toarlsis to surrounding towus
mid summer resorts.
Scranton
Tribune
EVERY description of Job Printing
in the best style of the art.
Promptness and Punctuality a
particular point.
Exneripnrprl m-rWiVnl nnA rnm.
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petent men in charge of each branch
r ii i
ui uie vvuiK.
We do not make a sham show of
cheapness and curtail the quantity
pr quality of the work.
Dancing Orders, Hangers,
Cards and Posters a
Specialty.
Bill Heads, Note Heads, etc., printed
at short notice.
Estimates on all kinds of printing,
small as well as large,
cheerfully given.
The Scranton Tribune Job Dept.
M ONE OP THE BEST EQUIPPED
. ESTABLISHMENTS IK
THE CITV.
W
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PI
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THE
SALE
THE FAIR
400402 Lackawanna Aye,
Commences
SATURDAY,
GREAT BARGAINS
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IF YOU ARE
We can serve you well. All the
desirable kinds are here and at
right prices. Then we have
other kinds of
Linoleums, Mattings, Art Squares,
Linen Crumb Cloths, k.
ROCS!
Byzantine, Smyrna and Oriental
Rugs all sizes, from a single door to
sizes large enough to cover an entire
floor.
406 and 408
BRANCH STORE: Watt
No tales or history goes with the goods
we sell at our
Odd and End Sale
You will find money by attending our
dd and End Sale
It is cheap goodness not cheap cheap
ness that distinguishes our
dd and End Sale
Figures are eloquent when used to indi
cate the value we are giving at our
: Odd and End Sale
From a critical inspector you will turn an
;veager buyer at our
Odd and End Sale
Goods marked in plain, large, low figures
at our
Odd and End Sale
GREAT
AT
3
THINKING OF
RUGS!
& SEEBEGICEE3
Lacka. Avenue.
Building. Carbondale.
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