TIIE SCBANTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MOROTtTG, SEPTEMBER 31, 1894.
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IWEST SIDEl
mnnnmnm mimiiimiii niiiiiiiiisniiii
KELLAR-M ACKRETH NUPTIALS.
Ceremony Performed In the Slmpioa II
E. Church.
The audi tori am of tbs Simpion
Metbodlet Episcopal church wu
crowded last evening at tbe marriage
of MiM Nellie Macttretb. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Maekretb, of South
Sumner arenne. to Charles K. Kellar,
of tbe Scranton Traction company.
Potted plants, ferns and palms had
been arranged in front of the pulpit,
converting it into a veritable bower.
At promptly 8 o'clock the bridal
party entered the church and proceeded
np tbe aiele to the soft strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march, which was
skillfully played by Frank Reynolds on
tbe organ. They were met by Rev. D.
W. Ekellinger, and tbe marriage cere
mony was performed with the free by
turian ritual.
Tbe bridesmaid was Mies Martha
Connolly, of the North End, and the
groomsman, William Muteland, of
Scranton. Mist Maokreth and her
maid were similarly attired in cream
ilk dresses with trimmings of pearl
and laoe. The groom and groomsman
were in fall dress. After tbe cere
mony had been performed the party
were driven to the bride's home on
Sontb Snmner avenue, where an excel
lent wedding snppar was served. The
newly wedded couple left on the 1.43
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
train tbis morning on a wedding trip
wbioh will inclnde Niagara Fails, New
York and Philadelphia. The ushers
were John Maekretb, George McDon
nell, Alex McTaggart and Edward
Davis.
The wedding presents were costly
and numerous. Mr. and Mrs. Keller
were very well known. They will re
side on this side. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. J, Elliot Ross, Mr, and Mrs.
Gorge Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. D. W,
Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. Ditwkins, Mrs.
Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.
Bad Mrs: Lehman, Rsv. and Mrs. D.
W. Skellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Schoon
over, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Godsball,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moser, Mr. and
Mrs. Bartley, Mr. and Mrs. Gaorge
Maekretb, Mr. and Mrs. Coffinan,
Mr. and Mrs. Hodgonson, of New
York city; Mr. and Mrs. Keiler,
of Mount Pooono; Mrs. Wade, Either
and Maggie Parfrey and James Brown,
of Moosie; Misass Martha Connolly,
Louise Reynolds, Amy Ilowell, Sophy
Wade, Carrie and Bessie Long, Lottie
and Gertie Connolly, Hattle East.Mona
Thompson, Maggie Jones, Julia aud
Mame Campbell, Maggie Got man, Liz
zie MeCormauk and Alex MoTaggart
John Maekretb, Edwin Daviee, Gaorge
McDonnell, Mr. Patterson, John Han
don, Evan Bebb, Mr. Prise and Will S.
Meors.
GOSPEL TENT SERVICES.
Evangelist Schievera Addressee a Larue
udleno.
Tonight will close the gospel tent
Bervioes on the West Side which were
ripgan here on Sunday, by Evangelist
E. W. Bliss. During tbe past week
the services yer conducted by Fred
erick Scbievera assisted in the singing
by W. Weedon. Mr. Schievera was
the means of reviving tbe interest iu
the meetings, and large crowds have
been nightly accommodated in tbe
tent. Tbe canvas structure will be re
moved by a foree of workmen tomor
row to a vacant lot opposite the court
louse, and the good work continued.
Yesterday's services began at 8.30
o'clock with a ladies meeting in tbe
Jackson Street Baptist church. A
song service was held and the local
pastors prayed. Mr. Schievera preaohed
an eloquent sermon.
Tbe tent was crowded as usual last
evening. On tbe platform were seated
Revs. L. C. Floyd, T. J. Collins. R. G.
Jones and Mr. Sehiverea. After the
ong service Frank W. Pear-tall, secre
tary of the Railroad Young Men's
Christian association, prayed. W.
Weedon then sang "Tbe Horn Land,"
a composition of Mr. Stebbins'. Prayer
was given by Rv. T. J. Collins and
the evening collection taken up, Mr,
Sehiverea preached an unusually forci
ble sermon. He took bis text from Aots
15:xx, saying: "What shall I do to bo
saved." The sermor was a most beau
tiful one.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.
Mrs, D. C. Williams, of Luzerne street,
is ill.
John R. Jones, of Belleyue, is seriously
f ll with typhoid fever.
William R. Davies, of Kingston, is visit
lug friends on this side.
Miss Minnie Montgomery, of Mercer, is
the guest of friends here.
Miss Jennie Edwards, of Carbondale, is
the guest of friends on this aide.
Alderman M. L. Blair, of South Main
avenue, bas returned from New York.
Robert Morris lodee. Order of American
True Ivorites, will give an entertainment
on inursaay nigut.
John Weldon and Percy Alvord. of New
York city, have returned home from a visit
with friends on tbis side.
Keystone lodge No. 38. Lovnl Knights of
America, met at Hurl fiari ball last even
ing and considered tbe work done by the
grunu ioage on xaesuay ana Wednesday
Tbe Village Belle quartette has organ
ized witn tne following members: Phil
Martin. Watkln Morgans. Will Davis and
Thomas Jones. Tbe society will be pre
pared to meet any engagements tnat may
be onerea.
Jacob V. Boyce, of Jackson street, will
leave today for Alary vine college at Mary
ville. Tenn., for a theological course. Mr.
Boyce is an active and intelligent young
man, and his numerous friends wish him
success as a preacner.
The members of Centennial lodao.
Ancient Order of Foresters, are requested
to meet in Co-operative hall on Worth
Main avenue Sunday afternoon at 1,80
o'clock, to attend the funeral of tbe late
brother, Jonn V. 1 nomas.
Petitions will be circulated bv tbe com
mittee appointed by the Hyde Park Liter
ary and Debating society to arrange for a
course of nniverslty extension lectures.
Milton's "Paradise Lost," and Goldsmith
will probably be taken up.
While at work on a honse belonging to
George Phillips yesterday afternoon, John
J. Morgan, of Jackson street, brother of
Druggist B. G. Morgan, fell from a scat
fold where be was painting and was pain
fully injured. One of his short ribs was
broken. Mr. Morgau was removed to his
borne, where tbe injury was dressed by
Dr. George Beach. At a late hour last
night Mr. Morgan was resting easily.
William Stevens, the proprietor of the
Patagonia botel, entertained about SO of
bis friends with a sapper on Tuesday eve
ning. The party was composed of several of
tbe West Side leaders in oratory, music and
peotry. Alderman T. T. Morgan, justice
of the peace, presided. He eulogized tbe
host on tbe excellent menu which bad
been prepared, and referred in glowing
terms to Mr. Stevens' many fine qualities.
Joseph D. Lewis was toastmaster aud after
a few Introductory remarks, called upon
T. Eiitwortn Davis for remarks The tat
ter's effort was greatly applauded. Alder
man Williams of the First ward, spoke of
tne weisn name, ana exmrjitea a Keen
knowledge of the poets. Appropriate re
marks were then made by Horatio Fellows.
Samuel Jones and Thomas Prorser. Solos
were were rendered by Gomer Jones,
David Jones, D. U. Lewis, Tfconins Will
iams and Richard Williams. At tbe con
clusion of a stirring political address by
Alderman Morgan, nrat entnusiam w
manifested in tbe whole Republican ticket.
John 0. Thomas, who was serloutlv hurt
In tbe Manville mines on Tuesday last,
died from his injuries at 4.80 oclook yes
terday morning at bis borne on Shetland
street. Mr. Thomas was struck with a
large rock which fell from tbe roof of the
miues whew he was at work. Drs. Rey
nolds and Williams attnnded mm, but lie
was beyond recovery. Deceased was born
in Wales in 1858, and came to this country
about flfteeu years ago. Since that time
he has been a resident of tbe West Bide,
where his Integrity and genial disposition
won for him numerous friends. He was a
member of Centeuial lodge. Ancient Order
of Foresters aud the Muuville Mine Acci
dental fund. A wife and four children
survive him. The funeral will occur on
Sunday afternoon, at 2,80 o'clock. Inter
ment in tbe Washburn Street cemetary.
City and Eohool Taxei, 1891.
Tbe city nud school tax duplicates for
the year 181M aro now in my bands for
collection, l'ersons wishing to pay carl do
so now, or any person requiring state
ments of taxes by giving ward and loca
tion of property will be promptly
answered.
It. G. E hooks. City Treasurer.
Municipal building, Washington avenue.
Olllce hours from U a. m. to 0 p. in., ex
cept Satuurday, this olllce will be closed
at noon.
SOUTH SIDE. 1
BETWIXT AND BETWEEN.
Marriage That Bears That Relation to
Elopsment and a Home Ceremony
It was not altogether an elopement,
noltber whs it an advertised cere
mony, but the ionrney of Miss Carrie
Vohrer, of Fig street, and Frank
Wheeler ol tbe West Side, to Uing-
bamton yestorday had just a tinjre of
seerecy about it, and ke.it the madams
of tbe South Side guessing for some
time.
Tbe engagement of tbe vonng couple
has been announced for some time, but
the dat of their marriage was not
known. Taey loft together nt 10 o'clock
yestorday morning for Bingbamton
and the friends of MUi Vohrer admit
ted that before ber return she would
be the wife of Mr. Wheeler.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
The Lackawanna Knitting mills are idle
owing to a scarcity of wool.
The Star Social club will hold a ball at
Germania hall Monday night.
Miss Sarah McNamara. of South Wash
ington avenue, is visiting in Olyphant.
The Manhattan Athlotia club will give a
complimentary social at Germania hall on
Oct. 19,
Mrs. Philip McGuire. of Prospect ave
nue, left yesterday morning for Brooklyn
on a visit to friends.
Thomas M. Jones, of Pittston avenue, is
making an improvement on bis residence
by the erection of a large wing.
The Scranton Athletic club will meet
regularly hereafter on the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
Mrs. Washington Frable aud daughter.
Lila, returned home yesterday from Mon
roe county, after a two week's visit.
The South Side barbers held another
meeting last night ai Zing's barber shoo
and unanimously agreed to carry out the
early closing movement.
The funeral of Charles, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Thiol, of Fig street,
will occur tbis afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment in the German Catholic cemetery.
At the rooms of the South Side Young
Womeu's Christian association a prayer
meeting will be held this evening at 8
o'clock. Miss Alary Dunn, state secretary
of tbe Young Women's Christian associa
tion will lead. The meeting Sunday after
noon will be lea by Miss bottle Lenglor.
The young folks of tbe Nineteenth and
Twentioth wards are 1 considering the or
ganization of a dancing olass for the com
ing winter. Two years ago a class met at
Dr. Alanley'8 hall ouce a wees and tbe sea
son was a vory enjoyable one. An effort
ts now being made to resurrect that class,
engage a first class teacher and enter unon
a period of amusement
Last night after snnper Mrs. McGinnh.
of Beech street, on the Flats, went before
Alderman Fuzslmmons and had a warrant
made out against ber neighbor, Mrs. Mc
Cracken, on tbe charge of disturbing the
peace. At the hearing both women gave
proof ol being equally to blame, and alter
a severe reprimand to both, the alderman
quafhoil the case by dividing the costs, as
the charge conies under the hoad of viola
ting a city ordinance.
Real faith never grows woale by hay
ing to wait, huuerers taking Hood s Sur-
PHparilla for chronic complaints should be
patient and tne result will be satisfactory.
uooa s uuroj.
Hood's Pii.i.s act easily, yet promptly
ana eincientiy.on tneuverauu bowels, li&s
A MORNING WEDDING.
Miss Bsllna Noon Married to Gsorgs
O'Donnell at Holy Bosary Churoh.
George O'Donnell, the well known
druggist, and Miss Selina Noon, of
Orson street, were uniMd lu marriage
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Holy Rosary church before a large
gathering. Solemn nnptial mass was
ssid by Rev. W, J. O'Donnell, acting as
deacon, and Rev. J. O'Toole sub-deacon.
Tbe bride and bridesmaid, Miss Kate
Ruddv, a cousin of tbe bride, were
attired in eminence purple, whipcord
silk dresses with velvet bodices and
trimmed with heavy cream silk lace.
Miss Libbie JSeary presided at the
organ and pinyeu the wedding
marehes from Lohengrin and Men
delsshon's wedding march.
After a wedding breakfast at the
Wyoming Ilouse the bridal nartv left
otj the 1 45 train for Philadelpnia, New
York and Washington, intending to be
gone about two Weeks.
On their return Mr. and Mrs. O'Don
nell will begin housekeeping ovr the
drug store on West Market street.
They were the recipients of a large
number of handsome and costly pres
ents. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. O'Donnell, of Donniorej Mr.
and Mrs. John Clark and daughter,
Miss Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gib
lin and Miss Meeban, of Hyde Park.
Mrs. T. O'Donnell. Miss Mary O'Don
nell and Mr. aud Mrs. John Welsh, of
New York; Bernard O'Toole, of Mount
Carmel.
SERVICE IN GOSPEL TENT.
Mr. Bliss Delivered an Address on Sal
vation. That the general interest In tbe
Moody meetings Is increasing is shown
by tbe 1.500 persons at tbe service in
the gospel tent last nlgbt to hear the
lecture by Mr. Uliss ou ' balvatlon.
- Tbe noted evangelist annonneed bis
text as Psalms Ixviil, 18, from Which
be cited that Christ is the greatest
conqueror the world bas ever known.
and one who exacts no tribute for the
blesslnss be bestows. Mr. Bliss urged
his bearers to appreciate tbe fact that
salvation is free and ts offered to those
r
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A Word.
Wants of all kinds cost that much, when
paid for, in advance. When a book ac
count is made, no charge will ue less than
3 cents. This rule applies to all small
want eds, except Situations iranfeci, which
are inserted tlthK.
Agents Wanted.
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE WANTKD
for PHtabliahed National Savings and
Loan association huviiix newetaiid must at
tractive featured. Liberal ccntract to riKUt
man. Q 'P., Tribnno olllce.
SALESMEN EVERY COUNTY. SALARY
or rommisHlon. No exnerience. Now
tariff hill ifivnn unlimited rjrotlts. Active men
nuply (mlcklv, stating salary and territory
wautod. MANUl'ACi'UUEUS, Uox KWS, Uos
tuu. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
sell the latent aluminum novoltics, onor
mons nrollta, sells nt aialit, delivered free, si
euro territory. Smnplo in Velvet lined case
witu full Information, Jic. imaioguo no;.
Aluminum Novulty Co.. !Wj Broadway, Now
York.
Help Wantedl-Mle.
C'JO WEEKLY TO HKIHT MAN, HOURS
Ol U 1 1 - work liiiht aud easy. 'HI top
floor, over Globe etore.
WANTED-A OCOD DOUBLE-EN1 KY
bookkeeper and collector; must lin ac
quainted with tho city. One living In Urem
Kidgeor vicinity pruforred. Address in on
handwriting, P. O. box ITU. city.
HelD Wanted Females.
WANTED-SEVKKAL LADIES TO AS
' Hist in publishing work, also learners:
will pav from Ssi to JIB a week. Eor particu
lars address, with stain, J. 11. O., Tumult.;
oflice.
For Sale.
CyUAHS IN ANY QUANTITY, 118 CLIFF
O street.
For Rent
TH?KNIwiTETn
J April 1, 1NI5. Apply at a ll) t lay avonuo
P01t RENT ONE-HALF STORE. 120
X l'eun avnnuo, S 0 per month.
vok uent-nicely-fuk.nisheiThall
r snlt.'ililo for lodtfo rooms. JOHN JEU
51 YN, llll Wyoming-avenue.
Real Estate.
CMALL FAKM-Wli HAVE NAMES OF
O twenty persons who want to buy small
r.irnis. honu ton particulars. maKe price
low. K. EUNEST COMEOYS, Price building.
Special Notices.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUB MEM
1 tiers of tne Pennsylvania Oral eohool for
the dt-af will be held at the oinco of the secre
tary. Third National HaiiK buildinir, on Sat
urday afternoon, Sept. ".l, at S.l o'clock, for
tne election oi lour directors tor tnree yonrs,
aim siicn ollior uustnuss as may properly be
brought before each meeting. Tho board of
directors will meet immediately after, fur
organization.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Secretary.
101N OUR SYNDICATE. OUR JULY
tJ and A turns t dividend ol) tier cent. Last
week's dividend H par rent. Increase your
earnings. You can withdraw your money
any time, we expect to pay a larpo uivmuim
this month. For particulars address C. U.
Mather & Co., iModinau building, Chicago.
rOU WANT THIS RELIC REPRINT
I Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly War
illustrations istii-iwu. two volumes rollo,
flli..rK); payable monthly, 1100. Delivered by
express i-ompioto, prepaid. Address e. u.
MOODY, aid Uibson street, Scranton, 1
lit AWi; TltwWU UlUUllfL'TU Mllll
li zines. etc.. bound or rebound at Tub
Tktbunb clllco. Quick work. Reasonable,
jTices.
It TEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT M.
Ill corner Spruce stroet and Frnukliu avu
nnn. Twenty meal tickets for i.&a Uood
tnole noanl.
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE RE
coivedat the oltiee of thocitvclork. Scran
ton Ph., until 7.31 p.m., Thursday, October
4 th, lp'JI, to construct a main sewer in the
fourteenth Sower district of said city: also to
construct the nocessury baius, niunholes,
lamphols aud fixtures for said sewer. Allot
said work to be dono in accordance with Dlan
specification therefor, fllod in the olHco of
i lty ciem. i no sum or nve Hundred dollars,
(J.'itlO) cash or certified thick shall be enclosed
witli each proposal for said wtrk. Enclosures
or unsuccessful bidders will be returned upon
the a wind of contract for the work. Tim suc
cessful bidtlur shall execute a contract for the
work within ten days from day f award
thereof, otherwise the enclosure of JiiUO shall
lie forfeited to the use of the city of Scranton
Tho city rtwervesthe right to rojoctuuy and all
bids, by order of city councils.
M. T. LAVELLE,
City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa., Sent. 19, 191.
Charter Application.
XTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
ll application will bo ma le to the Court of
Common Pleas of Lackawanna county, or one
of the law Judges thereof, on Sept. 21, ISM
at V o'clock a.m., by John T. Edwards Evan
,1. Williams. William J. Jenkins. John It
Richards and Thomas Lewis, uuder the act
of assembly of tho Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitle! "An act to provide for the
incorporation ana rumination or certain cor
rorations," approved the Kith of AdMI. 1874.
mid supplem tnts thereto, for tho charter of
an Intended corporation to bo called "Hvdo
Park Lodge, No. TO, Knights of Pythias of
tne Mtiittiot l e insyivauia, ' tne character and
object oi wnicu is the maintenance or a so
ciety for bcnelininl and protective purposes
to its meninors ironi minis collected tnorein.
and for those purposes to have. Dosaiisa and
enjoy all the rgnts and benefits ot said act of
u: s -inoiy sua us supplements, bain applica
tion is now on file In the Prothonotary's oflice
or i.acKawiinua county as oi no. nil, Septem
ber term, Ml.
II. L. TAYLOR,
VV. it. LEWIS,
Solicitors.
who- will accept it without piles or
barter.
The usual meeting will be held in
the tent tbis evening at 7.110 o'clock
Tomorrow there will be no services.
bnt nil singers aro requested toimet
for choir rehearsals nt o o clock. Snn
day meetings will begin at 8 M0 nml
7. 30 p. m.
NORTH END BRIEF3.
Bernard O'Toole, ot Mount Carmol, a
brother ol Jtev. doun u Toole, attended
the O'Dounell-Xoone wedding yosterday.
Mrs. Abedneco Reese and daacbter. Mrs.
Elizabeth Morgan, n Kingston, and Miss
Bailie V. Reese, of Elmira, N. Y., havo re
turned home, Hfter paying a brief vmit to
ilr. and Mrs. J. u, hvans, of Edna avenue.
The meeting of tho Scranton an i vicinity
union of the Enwortll lea?uo. which was
to have beeu held in the Methodist Episco
pal church tonight, uas neon postponed
until Oct. fi on account of the revival ser
vices which are being held in different
parts of tbis city.
On the Complaint of his wife, Charles
Colvin was arrested on Wednesday about
midnight charged with breaking the doors
and windows ot nis nonso. Alderman
Horan beld court at the station house, bnt
Mrs. Colvin not only refused to prosecute
bat paid her nusoanas nne ana costs.
Edcar Btevens, a paper carrier, was re
checking a mule after it was through
drinking at the water trough oa theBquare
yesterday afternoon when tbe mule reared
and in coming Uowu stepped on young
Btevens' leg. . He was immediately carried
into the office of Dr. Buretb, who dressed
the leg. No bones were broken although
the leg was badly cruised.
A warrant was sworn out before Aldor-
man Horan on Monday charging Mrs.Jobn
Thomas, of Wayne avenue, with having
committed an assault ana battery on
Khoda Richards. A large number of
witnesses testified on Wednesday night
that John Thomas, dr.. and Rhode Rich
ards were quarreling when Mrs. Thomas
appeared ou tbe scene and took her son's
place. Mrs. Thomus was beld In &00 bonds
to appear at court, mcnoias tieoains De-
came ber Donasmao. ;
bill I
AMUSEMENTS.
-THE-
Monday Evening. S?pt. 24.
FARUWKLIj TOUIt.
Tho Celebrated Tragedians,
FREDERICK r LOUIS
n a Sup rb Pconlc Production o
Sliuket peai e's Tragedy,
Julius Caesar
Mr, Juinen, as Brutus. Mr. Wurtle, asCasius.
Mr. l.intlsley. as Marc Antony.
Mr. Walker, as Julius Ciear.
Miss f h ipmiiu, s Calpeniia.
Miss Everett, as Portia.
Spoclal Scouery. Grand Production. Special
Costumes.
THE FOREMOST COMPANY IN AMERICA
Halo of seats and boxes commences Friday,
Sept, HI, at tho Frothlnghain box office, at tho
following prices: gl.uU, SI, 75c, and 60c.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FRIDAY, SEPT. 21.
Robert Oarnella's Now Farcical Comedy in
r our Acts,
THE TROLLEY
Under the management of Charles F.
Cromwell
THE GARNELLA'S K
And a Company of Fun Makers.
Act I Drawintr Room of John Hono's City
Residence. Aot II Parlor of John Hope's
New Home. Moving Uay. ACT III Tho Trial
Trips of the Trolley. A Street in EuUipia.
Act IV Uardon of Mr. Hope's country itoai
denee. Spet-lil Scenery. New Ideas.
CtT-nrilllant Dramatic Event! Tho accom
plished artistn, Mniio Wainwrlght, and a
tlrst-class company, Sept. 'li.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2a
First Scranton Production of the Grea'
Russian Melodrama,
In tbe Name of tbe Czar
Roallstic Scenery. Superior Cast,
Costumes Historically Correct.
S St Nicholas Bolfry.
ETho Nihilists' Den.
rri. Tnn...t.i 1 n c. Dnt..Hai,..n
a no jut mi uin;r auuw,Db.i cwiowuig.
Tne Plunge to Death.
Sale of seats op;ns Thursday at the box oflice.
tBrilliant Dramatic Event. The accom
plished artiste, Marie Wainwright and a tlrst-
cluss company Sept. i
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
(ivt vtnirr nwi.v
MONDAY, 8 KPT. 24.
A NOTAItl E i OCIAL EVE NT.
'The Distinguished and Brilliant Artiste,
Miss Marie Wainwright
In an Original Four-act Drama,
DAUGHTERS OF EVE
Presentod by Her Superb Company. Hand
somely costumed aim exquisitely
Mounted.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES: 25,50,75,$!
Sale of seats Friday, Sept. 21, at V a.m.
Davis' Theater.
WONDERLAND.
Week Commencing Monday, SEPT. 17.
Every afternoon and evening.
THE FAMOUS
WATSON SISTERS'
Extravaganza and Novelty Co,
Headed by the Peerless Lyric Artist,
IDA SIDD0NS
Bright, Breezy, Buoyant.
Better Than the Best Yet,
ADMISSION, 10, 20 OR 30 CENTS
Two Performances Daily at 2. 30 and S. 15 p.m.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
f . IU ilium i.
TUESDAY, SICl'T. 25.
"YOUR OLD-TIME FRIEND,"
BARNEY FERGUSON
This time in thn BRAND NEW
VAUDEVILLE KARCE,
DUFFY'S BLUNDERS
AN ALL-STAR CAST.
KTIINNINO SFKriAI.T F.S.
Bl'LEXDlD SCENIC EFFECTS.
IncludingTil K KOOF UAKUEN,
Now York's latest summer craz.9. The entire
prodiu'tion under tho management of I. Wes
ley HoseiKiiiost, manager of the HIJou and
rourteentu Mtreet tneaters, JNew nora iiiy.
balo of seats opens buturday at the box oilier.
GRAND AUTUMN EXCURSION
TO THE
SEASHORE
Long Drench, Ocoan Grove and Asbury Part
AND RETURN IN ONE DAY.
ON
Saturday, September 22, '94,
VIA
Central Railroad of N. J.
Special excursion tickets from Scranton
will I be so'd good to go only on special tniln
leaving Scranton at 6 a. in Sept. 1!-', and for
return on special train loaving Ocean (Irove
and Asbury Park at 5.45 p.m., Long Brauch nt
5.65 n n. fume dnv.
FARE Full THE ROUND TRIP, 3.3.
Situations Wanted.
UESPF.CTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE
a place with child 10 years old as lieu e
keeper, no objoctions to children. Can give
best of rt-forenco, Mrs. Deal. Penn avenue.
AN ACl'lVf, RELIABLE MAN, WITH
good references, ot middle ae wishes
employment. Quick and correct in flguros,
live yeors experience as single entry book
keeper and clerk. Will work for eny wages
that will pay board. Addrosi W. U. Tribune
olllce.
irANTEDYAYbUN(MAV0F061)D
It referents, a position of any kind,
driver or hotel work preferred. E.M., 'Mi
Lackawanna avenue.
ITUATION WANTED BY A BOY 18
years old. Address O Oswell court.
C ITUATION WANTED FOR WASHING
O ironing or scrubbing or any kind of work
by the day. Call or address L. B. 334 North
sumnor avenue, city.
POY WANTED APPLY TO THE TRIB
1 UNE'8 Houesdiile office. PAUL GARD
NER. I ARKFEPER A STEADY, SOBER AND
industrious young man wonld like to no.
cure a position; understands his busineee and
is a good, quick mixer; would like a position
in city or country and oan furnish good refer
ences from last employer. Address, Bar
keeper, 5U0 Lackawanna are Scranton.
HASSON STARK.
. AT THE OLD DEPOT HOTEL
' FACTORY VILLE.
lspropkred to receive summer boarders and
furnish rigs for tourists to surrounding towns
and summer resort. -
Ren
NH
r it T
WARDEMAMES
TERM
UST TWO YEAR9 ago we flong
oar banner to the breeze and floated
Into the stream of hrmnau w.
were confidant of a
Btart and onr confidence led ui to ex
pect great resultg. We went In to
win. unr friends were with nj, at
tbey are still with thousands ot new
onee added. Onr aim ha hun tn
w VWWM W jJUw
duct a business estailishmsut upon a
iair auu nonoraoie Daais to make onr
onstomere' interest! onr own, to deal
with all alike on a etriotly one-price
system, and that always the very low
eat possible price; to keep only tbe
ujubi reuaoio manes OI goods, tllUt We
might appeal to yon on their merits.
Have we succeeded!
MOLLY k WALLACE
rJO BETTER BEDDIMO
Is anywhere made than is manufactured right here
in Scranton by the
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERED.
BEST AND
1 Bud 2 Commmltlt Bld'g,
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING and BLASTING
Vadeatthe M003I0 and BUSH
DALE WORKS.
Ltfflin & Rand Powder Oo.'s
ORANGE GUN F0WDEB
Electrlo Batteries, Fuses for explod
ing blasts, Barely Kose aad
RepaunoChemical Co.' High Explosives
A. W. Juriscii
435 SPRUCE STREET
BICYCLES AND SPORTING
GOODS.
Victor, Qeadron, Eclipse, Lovell. D turnout
and Other Wheel
MT. PLEASANT
AT RETAIL.
Coal of the best quality fur domestle nse,and
ef all sizes, delivered In any part ot the eitj
at lowest price.
Orders left at my office,
NO. 118, WYOMING ATEN0B,
Rear room, first floor, Third National Bank,
or sent by mail or totapbone to the mine, will
receive prompt attention.
Hpecial onntracta will be made for the sail
sua deliver; of Buckwheat Coal
WM. T. SMITH.
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Scranton
Tribune
JOB......
D DEPT. . . .
EVERY description of Job Printing
in the best style of the art.
Promptness and Punctuality a
particular point.
Experienced, practical and com
petent men in charge of each branch
of the work.
WJe do not make a sham show of
cheapness and curtail the quantity
or 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.
IS ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED
ESTABLISHMENTS 15
THE CITY.
For Delicacy,
For parity, and for Improvement of the com
plexion, nothing equals Pocsom's Powder.
MOQSIC
POWDER
POWDER
1
HERE ARE A FEW FACTS
DRAW YOUR 0V1 CQNCLUS IONS.
btock twice as largo as when we opened.
Ilualneis Incraasoil 100 per cent.
An addition of 1,500 square feet of floor
spaoe.
Enlarged and better facilities In ev'iry
department.
Number of lalespeople Increased ft am
9 to 18.
Several departments added.
Among them our new Cloak Parlo j
handsomely furnished and auperals
stocked.
209
.
CHEAPEST IRON BEDS
ESTABLISHED 1806. 6,OOd IN V8S,
InstmmmM In every sense or the term aa
apnl-ed tn Pianos.
Exceptional in holding their original fnlce-p
of tonn.
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE, No. 80 Fifth
arenne.
BOLD BY
E.C. RickerStfCo.
115 Adams Avs. KewTetephoae Bdg
. Lion Alien! Go.
STOCK BB0KES3.
Buy and sell SockerBonds-and-Gf8tn
on New York Exchanges -an Chicago
Board of Trade, either fur cash.-or on
margin.
4 12 Sprues Street.
J3T Local Stocks a Snodalty.
TELEPHONE 6,002.
Maloney Oi! and
Ifafaciijf'g Co.
O l L S samEESESrf'
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER
141 TO 161 MERIDIAN ST.
A Great Cut on
TABLES
-AT
THIS WEEK.
A Solid Oak Tabie,. with top
16 inches sqnare, ... 50
24 inches square,
HULL k 80-
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CQ
RCRANTON AND W1LKE3-BARR1 PA. 1T.ANUFACTCRKHS Of
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
MilHSIMIIUlUKSSifUtHCaUiffllllMUMUU
lo lai !eL
5 w
134 WYOMING AVENUE.
1 THE BEST
I OF PROPHETS
3 for tbe fotnre it (he put. During the mors than forty ytun of IU
S exlettnce orer 65,41)0 people have parchwed end playud nd prIed
I The Bmeron Piano.
' There are some piano that will ooat ou more then the Emeraon
Will. If you enjoy paytou h1(h prioi juit for theefc o' payinff
" tbeto, probably you will buy one of thsae. Bat no matter wba j
pay you'll not t"t a better piano, nor a bitndeemer, nor one mora
durable. It ia Impossible to imorore on tbe beat.
REASONABLE PBICR-OA8H-lN8TAIXMEKTS-nENr.
894
Evidence good enough!" Yes, "we hear
yon say, "the boys have done well."
We expect to do better.
Every day must brio an increase iu
our business. We realize that to ac
complish this we must give it our un
divided attention. Oar endeavors will
be to please our onstomere, to satisfy
their wants with the best classes of
merchandise obtainable and at prioea
as low and, in many aaes, lower than
any other boose in our city. Tbe re
sults are even greater than onr expec
tations and wo heartily thank our
friends for tbelr substantial support
in tbe past and hope that our method's
and iHorts will merit a continuance ot
the same.
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
r
Carpets Cleaned.
Feathers Renovated
IN THE CITY.
Dr. ED. Grewer
Tins Philadelphia SpTii1lFt,anl his ussociatud
stall hi rnt;uMU aul U'-rmnn phy-Mcia s,
aro uuw iiuiini njntly ltxittwl at
Old rt Olllce linl 'lhur, C.rntr l'enrl
avcniMi and Spruce Mi-net.
The doctor is a graduate of ths university of
P(.'iinRiva!iia,f riLerly demon'trtor of pliyHi
cIol'v and snri'crv ut the Mi'dico-t hiniiaicul
culk'ne of Philadelphia. Hit pptivnltiiis are
( nrouio, nervous, &Kin, uuart, womn aim
blood diseases.
DISEASES OF THE EERYOUS SYSTEM
The symptoms of which dixz'nvsa, lack of
colilldeiii'-', sexual walcnas in lrcn and wo
niitn, biill rii-lui; in the tin oat, Hpot lloatinx
oeiore tne eya r saol memory, nuatiie toco
centratu the mind on one nubject, easily
stin t ed when auddenlv siioVeu to, and dull,
distressed mind, which unntn them for per
fnrmin? the xctual duties of life, makinir hap
piness imposHilile. dit reHsiiiK. the acti n of
ihe heart, ('HUsins tin' h of lu at, depression of
spirits, evil furebiHUnfi, oowardic?, fear,
dreams, melancholy, tiro easy of company,
feeling s tired in the mrirning as when rctir
intr. laek of energy, nervousness, troniblinff,
confusion of tuouk'nt. depression, constip tion,
weiikness of the limbs, etc. Those so affected
should consult us iinniedintcly and be restor
ed to perfect health.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Youup; Men Cured.
If yon have been given up by your physician
cull upon the doctor and he exumlned. He
cures the worst cases of Nervous Debility.
Scrofula, Old Sores, Catarrh. Piles, Female
Weakness, Affections of the Eye, Ear, Nose,
and Throat. Asilima, Dcaincss, Tumors, Can
cersand Cripples of every description.
Consultations free and strictly sacred and
confidential. Office hours daily from V a. m.
to Up. m. Sunday to 2.
Enclose five '-cent stamps for symptom
blanks and my book called "New Life."
1 will pay one thuus uid dollars in gold ti
anvone whom 1 cannot euro of EPILEPTIC
CONVULSIONS or FITH.
DR. E. GREWER,
Old Po9t Oflioe Building, corner Poan avo
nne and Spruce street.
; c:-:. "rjc ys
General Office, SCRANTON. PA
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