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THE SCRANTON . TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 26, 1894.
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IWEST SIDE
HE WAS THROWN OUT.
JioAndrswe Has No Terrors for 9. 3.
ZlntelL
A lively scene occurred yesterday
afternoon at the shoe ibop of J. J. Ziu
tell, on Scrantnn street Patrick Mc
Andrewe, of Edwards oonrt, was drank
and eame around to clean out tbe firm
of Zlntell & Co. Tbe tronble arose
over McAndrews' children who have
appropriated several urticles from tbe
Ziutell domioile on Tenth street
Air. Ziutell biiw tbe articles with the
McAndrew children and took them
away from tbeui, MoAodrew arrived
at tbe shop nni after a few mighty
efforts to regain his equilibrum, opened
tbe door, lie then began to assail Ziu
tell with his tongue and threateued to
do them hodilv harm, Without more
ado Mr. Ziutell, seeing that bis visitor
was likely to prove troublesome,
picked him up la bis strong arms and
a moment later tbe inebriate found
that he had reached tbe sidewalk. Tbe
discomfited Mi-Andrew walked away
vowing vengeance on the shoemaker.
No arreBts were made.
FELL FROM A PORCH.
A Folandsr's Child Meets with an Ao
oldtnt A sad accident which resnlted In the
serious injury of a young child ocourred
yesterday afternoon as tbe fireman's
parade was moving out West Laoka,
wanna avenue. Meronica Yuske, the
18 mouths old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Yufk, of West Lacka
wanna avenue, was leanlug over a
baleony, which is situated about fifteen
feet from tbe around.
During ber elder sister's temporary at-
senceflhe leaned over too lar.and.losing
ber balance, fell to the pavement. The
child was rendered unoonseious, but
was conveyed to a room in the house
and placed under the ears of Dr. Doug
lass. Last evening she was much im
proved, Fortunately no bones were
broken, but the frail form reeelvd
suoh a shook that the result of the iu
juries is not known.
MARRIED AT WASHINGTON.
A Young; Couple Left Town Early This
Horning,
The fact beenme known yesterday
that David Williams, a well known
resident of Washburn street, and Miss
Lizzie Roberts, of Price street, would
leave at 4 AO o'clock for Washington,
D. C, where they will be united in
marriage.
The young couple have tbe best
wishes of the community. There is
just the slightest tinge of romance
in connection with the affair, although
the principal reason for the trip to
vvssBiDgton is supposed to be their
wish to bare the ceremony performed
by Key. JN. (j. Jailer, a former pastor
of the Jackson Street Baptist cburcb.
At any rate, we will welcome them on
their return.
INJURED IN
THE MINES.
James Dickson
fqueszsd Eetwsen the
Cars.
James Dickson, of Jackson street,
was seriously Injured yesterday morn
ing while at bis work in tbe Oxford
mines. Dickson was employed as a
driver, and was waiting for two cars to
meet each other, as it was his duty to
fasten them together.
He did not notice the approach of
the other ear, and as be was standing
in the center of tbe track, be was very
Daaiy squeezed. The yonng man was
removed to bis home where Dr. liny-
noius attendee his lnianes.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.
The Father Matthew society will give a
van ui jueanr nan on vet. iu.
Banker John T. Richards, of Tenth
Street, has returned from Syracuse.
Miss Lucy Morgan, of Decker's court,
viauea irienus in ntteton yesterday.
juiss aiattle nines, or Mooslc has re.
turned home from a visit with friends on
this side.
D. D. Evans, of South Main avenue, has
purchased the plot of ground next to tbe
mott estate on Mouth Main avenue.
Miss Kittie Montaaue. of White Haven.
is the gueet of her cousin, Miss Margaret
juccormoca, or nor to bumner avenue.
Robert Morris lodes. Order of American
True Ivorites, will give an entertainment
anu social tomorrow evening. A fine pro
gramme win oe renaorea.
The Franklin and Columbia companies
can well thank the pupils In the public
scnoois tor many or tne Mowers which
they carried in yesterday's parade.
Frank Mullaney, a young man residing
on Chestnut street, was arrested lost even
ing by Officers 8anl and Dyer for creating
a disturbance at bis home and for engag
ing In a fight on West Lackawanna ave
nue. On the way to tbe station house
Mullaney resisted the police.
SOUTH SIDE. 1
AFTER LIFE'S FITFUL FEVER.
falrlok Connolly, the Well Known
Breaker Boss, Sleeps Well, ,
' A queer life came to a sudden ending
at 6 o clock yesterday morning. With
ont any previous illness, Patrick Con
nolly died unexpectedly.
He was a siugnlar character on this
" The secret of my strength is
perfect digestion. I use the
Genuine Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract, and find that it greatly
aids me in the proper assimila
tion of food.
Beware of imitations. The?
uine must have-the signature of
on neck label.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sola
side for the past fifteen years. His
occupation was that of slate picker
l oss, tbe disability iroui wnioa ne suf
fered unrittina him from bard work.
He was an odd character and although
he bad no relative, ha bad multi
tude of friends.
Tbe funeral will-be held tomorrow
afternoon from his boarding home on
Cherry street Interment will be made
in Hyde Park Catbolio cemetery.
A FORLORN MAIJ).
Miss Mary Davit t, of Pear Street, Pra-
Uim Fhlladslohla.
To neighbors of Miss Mary Davltt,
of Pear street, were startled some time
ago by the news that bur amanood
lover. Patrick Lynch, to whom she whs
engaged to be married, bad left towu.
The fuithkssiiofls of her lover bus
beea a cause of worry to Miss Davitt
and she preferred to take up her resi
dence in another town. List Diuht she
bade all ber friends good by. She will
leave for Philadelphia this morulng.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
Druggist F. L. Terpre will move into bis
new store next Monday.
The South Bide Building and Loan asso
ciation will hold a meeting tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Michael Wetter, of Cedar avenue,
has bad a relapse aud is now dangerously
ill. Her life is despaired of.
Tbe tierniania baud, deserves special
mention for tbe rich Quality of musio it
luruisueu yesteraay in tue Uremen's )
rado.
Au Arabian peddler was set upon by a
crowd of young scamps yesterday evening
near tbe city line aud bis bead wan badly
cut by the stones which they showered at
him. He was nnable to speak Euslitih and
uu name coma not oe learned.
There is an ill emelline stsenant pool on
Remington aveuue just off tho comer of
Elm street, which needs attention or the
board of health may have some casus of
typhoid fever to look after. The street
commissioner would not waste his time
by devoting atteution to it
The employes of tbe Hcrautou Oas and
Water company this weok boitau to ereot
lire hydrants In tbe upper end of the Mne'
teen til and Twentieth wards at spots
where, no one will deny, they were sadly
Deeded. Heretofore when a fire would
break out it took sometimes tbe combined
leugtbs of hose of two companies to reach
tbe burning building from tbe nearest
water plug. Altugetner six new hydrants
were put In. lue next thing needed is a
few fire alarm stations.
Miss Jennie O'Horo, of Mulley's store, is
in fiew loric.
Miss Maine Lvnott. of West Market
street, is seriously ill.
Mr. Bliss will lecture again today in the
Bame piaoeon the patriarch Abrabam,
Constable Bernard Davis, of tbe Second
ward, will visit tho Hartford fair today.
Miss Anuie Brennan. of Wilke-B irre. is
tbe guest of Miss Mary Grady, of William
street,
Mr. and Mrs. lanao White, of Church
avenue, have returned home from a trip
through .New York state.
Mr. Greasier, of Deacon street, fell down
the collar steps yesterday and injured her
back. Dr. buretn is attending Her.
Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn have re
turned from their wedding tour and will
take up housekeeping on ilrica avenue.
The property owners of Church avenue.
who have not already laid them, are put
ting Uown substantial rmgstone sidewalks
in front of their properties.
John L. Wolfe is now engaged In organ
lzing a conclave of the Heptasophs at
FecKville ana tuinlts it will consist ot at
least thirty charter members.
A large number attended the entertain
ment held in the Methodist Episcopal
church last evening by the Kpworth
league. An interesting programme was
given.
Michael, son of Michael Kelly, of Put
nam ktreet, was kicked Dy a mule In the
Von Storch mine yesterday on the fore
head. Dr. Sullivan was called and dressed
the wound.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo O'Donnell have re
turned from tbeir wedding trip and will
begin housekeeping over the drug store on
Market street as soon as tbe repairs, which
are now being made, are uuisueo.
Word has been received from Philadel
pbla saying that William J. Thomas, for
whose benent a concert was recently beld.
is muen better anu tnere are cood pros
pacts of his coming home with a sound eye.
William Kellogg recently purchased the
property on the corner of Oak street and
Cburcn avenue, now occupied Dy t. ii
Jackson, from Wade Finn for 12,500. He
is making a number of improvements
around it, one being tbe layiug ot Hug
sidewalks on oak street.
A fomnder residing on Lloyd street, en
tered tbe store of Mrs. John Lukin on
Lloyd street yesterdny afternoon and
bousnt 3o eents wortn or goods, la Dav
of which he tendered a ?1U bill. After he
had received tbe change and left the store.
Mrs. Lukins discovered mat tno Dill was a
Confederate, and called his attention to
the fact; and asked him for the money she
gave hi"). He refused to return it and
she notified Lieutenant Spellman who sent
Officer Rodham, who touud tbe counter
fetter at bis boardiug house and took him
into custody.
A isree number of people gathered In
tbe Methodist Episcopal church yesterdav
afternoon to hear Mr. Bliss lecture on the
Apostle Peter, lallio Morgan had chsrei
of tbe singing. Mr. Bliss i-ald that Peter
was an Impulsive man, always ready for
action aud not afraid of the consequence
but became self confident and tlifirpfV:'?
negligent and so fell as is recorilo 1 in tii
twenty-sixth chapter of the gosp.l if
Matthew. People become self rontidVnt
and lax, cease to pray to God for help, do
not attend meetings as usual and lastly
deny tnat tneyever Knew (jurist.
About 1,000 persons gathered in the tont
last evening. A preliminary meeting was
held in the North Main Avenue Baptist
cburcn, lea Dy ivev. w. . naiains, wnicu
was Well attended. - The one of this even
Ing will bo led by Mr. Knight, of the
Methodist church. During the praise ser
vice M1b Verna Mitchell sang "He Died
for Me," the choir singing the chorus,
which was mucn appreciated Dy ton audi
ence. Rev. n. . uonee, u. u., and Mr,
Bliss lea In prayer. A meeting will be
beld In the tent at 7;ii0 again tonight pre
ceded Dy a cnoir renersai.
. DUNM0UE. 11
4ii5?'5"9sJ,5J'J,i"3'SJ
Miss Mamie Seile, daughter of William
Seigle, of Dudley ctreet, is dangerously til.
Chnnneev Decker has moved his family
to Nay Aug, where he will work for tbe
new tire brick company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Young, of Am
brose street, will spend several days visit-
ng friends in Carbondale.
Otto Bresser, Owen Flynn and son, will
leave town this morning on a fishing trip
to Maplewood. . They will spend several
days traveling through the rural districts.
Do not forget the Epworth League
literary entertainment In the lecture room
tonigbt. tveryboay welcome. Uomeont
and till tbe house. Light refreshments
will be served at tbe close ol the enter
tainmen,t.
II. E. Spencer, who bas been ill with
typhoid fever for the Dart six week?, has
recovered so as to be able to walk from his
borne to the corners, He expects to re
turn to his work in tbe Duamore .Cash
store in a few days. N
John Lvnch's child that was so sevtTelT
burned Monday, at tbe residence of 1A T.
Burke, died yesterday morning. Tbe f n-
o'clock, at tbe resideuoe of Mr. Lynch on
4?rouK atrcet.
A number of Patriotic Order Sons of
America boys from Hyde Park visited
Washington Camp, No. 2-6, last evening
at Odd Fellows' hull. After lodge was
over thev were entertained bv the Dan-
more members. A good time was enjoyed
Dy an present.
RACES ON THURSOAV.
Entries for the Events as Becordtd Thus
. , Far.
The races of tbe Gentlemen's Driving
club for this week will be held tomor
row, beginning at 2 p ra. Eutries have
been made as follows:
S.00 CLASS. !
Frank 8, b. g., J. F. Soigel.
Beauty, Dl. ui., Dr. Wtmtz.
Frank U., cb. p., F. II. iluzzard.
Fred, b. g., J, L. Crawford.
Beauty J., s. m., (J. M. fciholly.
Hazel, b. m., J. R Hours.
2.00 CLASS.
T. L. 8., ch. g., C. S. Beamans.
John Honan, b. g., Harry Bellman,
Pet Hand, b. tn,. Frank Sponcer.
B. 8., b. g., Sutherland.
Gray Foot, b., g., J. R. Mears.
t'oruey, bl. g., 11. P. Simpson.
2 40 CLASS.
John, b. g., Dr. Hill.
Blue, s. g., J. II. Ladwig.
Maud L., a m., Dr. Porteos.
Funny Blair, b. m (i. M. Shelly.
Johnny, br. g,, C. 11. Schadt.
Thief, b. g., A. L. Spencer.
2 35 CLASS.
Little Agnes, g. m., E. J. Goodwin.
Jack, b. g., Dr. Hill.
Hollie, b. iu. A. L. Spencer.
Abagail, br. m., Dr. Houaer.
RED RIDING HO00.
Olyjn by Membr of the African II. E.
Chuioh.
The members of the African Methol-
iflt church, Howard place, promoted a
first class production of "lied Hiding
Hood" lust evening at the Ohuroli,
The principal characters were:
Queen, Mrs. Charles Plater, who acted
tue part with becoming dignity; wolf,
Master (Jharlie Johnson was excellent
in his part and as Rd Riding Hood,
JMlss U. 1. r oster displayed a splendid
voice and fklllful use of the same.
Many souks were encored and th
e
humorous points which were plentiful
were received witb penis of laughter.
Refreshments were seryed after the
performance.
1 be proseeds were devoted to the bene-
btof the pastor, He V. U. U. (iee, who
leaves on Monday for tbe conference,
Pittston.
George Sherman, ngad 25 years, died
at bis home on Delaware avenue, West
Pittston, yesterday morning. Ue was
a railroad man, and was married a few
years ago to Miss Cora Leyslion. The
funeral will bt held on ibursday. Ihe
remains will bo taken on the 1:45 Le
high Valley train to Lynn, Surqne-
1) aural county, where interment will
take place.
'Ihe marriage ot John J. McUaire to
Miss Mary McOee, r this place, will
be celebrated in St. John's church this
morning at 10:30 o'clock witb a nup
tial mass. Frank Gillespie will be
groomsman and Miss Mry L.Bolin, of
Carbondale, will b br.de-mld. Jos
eph Craig, William M. Fay.
P. J.
Gallagher and M. A. Ford will
ushers in charge.
be tie
Clark's Summit.
There will be an oyster inpper in the
Methodist Episcopal parlors by the
Kit worth league in nid of the church
on Friday evening, Sept. 28. '
There was a ball gums between the
Ramhli-rs of Chinchilla npd the Morn-
iug Glories of the Summit, in which
tbe Ramblers were defeated by a score
of 9 to 0
Opening- of Fall Sassn at T. V. O. A.
A concert will bo held at the Youns
ileu s Christian association on Tburitday
night at 8 o'clock In connection with tbe
reopening of the evening educational
clauses aud also tbe formal openiug of tbe
association ttymuaiHiiii. 'itie gymnasium
has been In uo lor some time ana tins
been highly appreciated by a liirti num
ber of mitiiibers and an opening exhibition
will bo given on tno sune evuinn , A. W,
Dickson will prebide and a splendid pro',
gramme of vocal aud instrumental uiut-io
lias oeen prepared.
Real Meiiit is tbo characteristic of
Hood's PnrMiDurilln, and it is manifested
every day iu tbe remarkable cures that
medicine accompii"nei. lloous carsapa-
nlla is the kma. Irylt;
Hood's Pills are the best family cathar
tic aud liver medicine. Harmless, reliable,
cure.
Ecranton'a Business IcUrssts.
The Uubunb will soon pnDlHli a care
fully complied aud clussiUed list ot tbe
leading wholesale, baukiug, manufactur
incr and professional interesta of Bcranton
and vicinity, ine edition win ue Bound
in book form, beautifully Illustrated with
photogravure views of our public build'
lugs, business blocks, streets, etc., together
with portrait of lending citizsn,' No
nimilar work has ever given an equul rep
resentation of Bcrautou's many inilu
tiies. It will be an invaluable exposition
of our business resources. Kent to
persons outside tbe city, copies of
tbis canusome worn win attract
new comers and be an unequalled
advertisement of the city. Tbe circu
lation is on a plan that cannot fail of good
results to tbo'-e concerned us well as tun city
lit large. Kepre-eutatives or l UK l himjnk
will, rail upon thosb wHorb amiss
are uehirco in this edition ami explain
ls nature more fully. :
Those desiring views of their residencoi
in tbis edition will please have notice at
the office,
CHAMPION
PIGEON SHOOT
WILL TAKE PLACE AT
Scranton Bass Ball Park
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, AT 9 A.M.
Tliore wns never a shoot of this kind in
I a' k i wtinna county, n nv not turn ont bring
your f l iontls even if you du not shoot Tell
Iotir friends about it. ' The winner of a medal
eenmes the absolute owner. The following
are tuo prizeB:
Mrst prize; pres ntel by Green Ridge Quo
club. ST.) (fold medal.
Kecimd 1'riiM, presented by Green Ridue
(.lull clul), Vi naminui less gun.
Third prise, presented by Lnmbor dealers
of Hrranton, t r gold "top watrh.
Fourth prize, presented by George W Sclda
ver.hftndsoino mm case.
Fi th prize, jiresent.-d by E, R. Parker, split
LniitiKMj UMiiing rou. .
Bixtti iirize. presented by A. W. Jurlsli,
Reniitipfton rifle,
Koveuth prize, urosented by Ooorge W. Fel
tnii, hunting coat,
Eighth prize, presented by Alox Dunn, jr
sonrtniaii s nnibroll'k
Th rules si e 21 yards rise, nso of one bar
rel only and ouly Vi ounce shot allowed. The
boundary will be the fence which encloses the
grounds. Kitch shooter will shoot at 'ii live
piteous. All M . a to be shot olf at five birds
each. An admission i tt'i cents will be rhai g-
ed. grand stanu nee. liio puiillo is coruialy
InvitwL
There Is at the present time 211 entries and
th y are the m ack wing shots of north east
ern Pennsylvania. We expect to have at
least 40 entries which will take over l.fKHI
pigeons to decide the contest, tv busts re
ceived a number of entries from Wilkes Barre
and Luzerne county. There will be no selling
ont in this matoh, every sho iter will shoot the
shoot of his life. : .
Tttero bas been nothing In years thnt has at
tracted such attention as our coming shoot.
Take Prorid nco or Peekvdle car from
Scranton vo ball pork. . .
All entries will cloie Sept. 22.
Address all letters to
GREEN RIDGE GUM CLUB,
01
CENT
A Word.
Wants of all kinds cost that much, when
paid for, in advance. When a book ac
count is made, no charge wxll b less titan
tS cents. This rule applies to all small
want tds, except Situations Wuntecl, which
are inserted FREE.
. Agents Wanted.
SALESMEN EVERY COUNTY. SALARY
or commisslou. No experience. New
tariff bill trives unlimited PMtlts. Active men
' Pl'ly quickly, stating salary and territory
wanted. MAN UF AC 1 U HEHS, Box 631)8, Bos
ton. gents wanted everywhere-
iV gull th latest aluminum novelties, enor
mous profits, sells at slifht, delivered free, so
cure tei rltory. Bumble in velvet lined case
Willi full information, loo. Catalogue fre.n
Aluuiiuum Novelty Co.. Klj Broadway, New
j orn.
For Sale.
L-OR- HALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED
i- grocery business; ono of the best In tho
city, Bne location, renson for selling ill health,
address Grocer, Tribune oflloe. "
SALE A FOLDING BED. IN PER-
foet order and used but verv littlo: coil-
tains a mirror aud linen chest; manufactured
by A. H. Andrews & Co., Chicago. Address
''Folding Bed," Tribune.
V-QUAHS IN ANY QUANTITY, 1111 CLIFF
O street.
For Rent
IUll KKN r ONE-HALF STORE,
t'enn avenuo. 5'UI per month.
120
OH KENT NICKLY-Ft7it .nIBHED HALL
1 eultabl.i for lodo rooms.
j
JOHN J E it-
MYN, lilt Wyoming uveiiun.
Real Estate.
(J MALL FAKM-WE HAVE NAMES
OP
O twenty persons who want to buy small
lurms. Senu run particulars, juuko pneo
low. R. ERNEST COMEUYS, Price bulldinu.
Horse at Auction
AT C'USICK'8 STABLE, SCRAN ION, Fill
day. Sent. it. at 1 o'clock, sound, young,
well-broken work h'e si s. W. B. MOOKK.
Lost
T OBT-OVAL. BLACK ONYX LOCKET.
lJ with purt of watch chain attached. Has
monogram "A. K. L." on one sido; other sidu
iilaiu. Reward at Room Hi, Republican builJ-
intf.
Special Notices.
rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THIS I
1 to notify all norsons Interested that Mr.
Fdward Freeman is not authorized to collect
liny money for us on any account whatever.
w e win not reooKnlze any receipts alven Dy
by him in his or our tamo. All payments
must oo made to usorour attorneys. Wats.in
& Diuhl, Commonwealth litiililuiK, Boruntun,
Pa. 11. KOEHLER & CO.,
New York City
THE ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE MEM
X bers of the Pennsylvania Oral school for
the deaf will be held at tiie ofllce of the secre
tary, Third National Han it building, on Cnl-
aruuy atternoon. Sent. IU at o clock, fo
the election of four directors for three years.
and such other business as may properly be
brouitht before such mooting. Tbe board fit
directors will meet immediately after, for
organization.
MCiNKY lir.LliN, jr., secretary.
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PLANK
BOOKH, PAMPHLETS. MAGA
It
sines, etc.. bound or rebound at Tim
Tiiiuunk ullko. Uuick work. Reasonable
trices.
HfEAL TICKF.T3 CAN BB HAD AT l'.l.
Ill corner .Bprure street and Franklin ave-'
nn. Twenty meal
taW hoard. .
tickets for $A50. Good
legal.
TN RE
INSOLVENCY
OF rOF.OROE
A Repuwski, So. Dili, Bertombcr term 1HIM.
Limrt ot (joinmon
county.
PI
leas ol Lackawauua
Notirn Is hereby glvort that the Court has
fixed Monday, October IS, IK'Jl. nt V o'clock
a. m. as the time for final hearing of the above
named petitioner! application lor dibebarge
as an insolvent delitor.
E. C. N E WCO MB, Attorney.
Ft
HE: INSOLVENCY OF THOMAS
Cunubel', iu tlie Court of Common Pleas.
i'.n 'in), September term, ISH.
Notice is hereby uiven that tlin ennrt. linn
fixed Monday, October 1", 1MM, at V o'olock a.
in., as the tinin for hearing tho aliovo named
petitioners' application for final discharge as
au insolvent debtor.
E.C. NEWCOMB, Attorney.
INSTATE OP WILLIAM H THi .M)'SoN,
J J lute of the city of Scranton deceased.
Letters t stamontary noon raid estato
having bien grauted to the under-,
s gned, all penous having claims or de
mands aL-ainst Ihe said estate are reouested
to make known the same to him without de
lay, and all persons indebted to said estate
iiro requested to make Immediate payment.
A. H. 1'l.ai. ftxecutor,
W. W. LATHKOP, Attorney.
Scranton, Sept. 15, lMI.
INSTATE OF THOMAS MULLEN, LATE
1J of tho city of Scranton, county of Locku-
vanna. Mate or reiinsyiuaniu, deceased.
Letters testamentary nuou the above named
estato having been Kranted to the undersigned,
all persons having claims or demands attainst
the mid estato will present th m for payment
and those Indebted thereto shall please make
immediate payment to
i mis. j. jtiLLt., executor.
.lEssrrs & II VNii, Attorneys.
Incorporation.
IS THE COURT DP COMMON PLEAS OP
I the County of Lackawanna. Seutembur
Term. IStM. No. HUI.
Notlco is lieruliy ulven that an anDlication
will lie made to above court on Thursday,
Si-pti mber, IWlth, mH. at t in o'clock a. m
Under the "Corpor.itlou Act of 1S74," of the
I'oiiiinumvealth ot Puuiuvlvania, and thesun
pleitii nts thereto, for the charter of anin-
leuueu corp.iratioti lo lie called "The Wil
liam A. and Lawrence Colliery Keg Fund,''
tho charter and object of which is for
I eneneial ami protective mirnoses from funds
collected therein and for theso purposes to
h re, possesaand enjoy nil tin rigms. benefits
and privileges of the said act of assembly and
its supploiucnts, I ,
The proposed charter Is now on file In the
Iiotliouotary'somie.
JUHIN 01. HAKiilS, Hollclter.
Notice of Dissolution.
TOTK'E OF DISSOLUTION THE PAKT
iy nershlp liere'ntore existing twtwi'en T.
J. Monahan and M. K. Kane under the firm
mine of Monavhiiu & Kami, doing a tonsori'd
buslnnss under ihe Trnders' Natinnal banlt,
2.11 Lackawanna avenue Is this day dissolved.
Air. 1 . J. monumiun win continue Dtisino
at tho old stiiud.by whom all matters relating
to l no aoovs nrm will ne set lieu.
T. J. MONAGHAN,
M. E. KANE.
Situation Wanted.
CITUATION
WANTED-DRESSMAKER
C would like) to go out by the dav o
take
rowing
at
home. Address M. il'i (Spruce
Street.
SITUATION WANTED YoUNO MAN
U diKtires a situation sS book-keener. Ex
perlenced and good relorences. Willing to
begin on small wages. Address J. W, L, iil
Wyomlna avenut.
w
ANTED SITUATION AS SALESMAN,
booKKeener or slilnnlna clerk. uy vouna
with five vears' exnorietice. Address
E, BHEHKICH, 1420 Wyoming avenue,clty.
VOL NO LAUY WOULD
LIKE PLAIN
I sewing; will
I go out bv
the day or at
home. Address
WH Spruce street.
SITUATION "WANTED BY A WOMAN
D to do house cleaning or c ilices, or washing
by the day. Address J. c, sm Twentieth
street, Hyde Hark.
liESPEOTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE
It i mace wttu child iu vears old as Douse
keeper, no objections to children. Can give
beat or relersnoe, Mrs. Usai, -on 1'enn avenue.
AN ACl'lVU KKIIAIIK MAN. WITH
iV good refermions, of middle age wishes
employment,
fire year ex
Quick- and correct in figures,
ipenenee as single entry dook
eapar audeiera. rnui worn ior any. wages
that wUl payboard. AddrMi W. & Tribune
onnolly
SEPTEMBER 20,
JUST TWO YEARS ago we flung
our banner to tbe breeze and floated
Intn I. f w
iuvu mo mnui vi UUHUttlS. VVS
were confident of euecess from the
start and onr confidence led us to ex
pect great results. We went in to
win. Onr friends were with us, as
they are still with thousand! of new
ones added. Our aim baa been to con
duet a business establishment upon a
fair and honorable basis to make our
customers' interests our own. to deal
witb all alike on a strictly one-prioe
system, aud that always tbe very low
est possible price; to keen only tho
most reliable makes of goods, that we
might appeal to you on their merits.
Have we succeeded!
CONNOLLY &
NO
BETTER BEDDING
Is anywhere made than is manufactured right here
in Scranton by the
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERED.
BEST AND
A. W. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREET
BICTCLK8 AND SPORTING
GOODS.
Victor, Oendron. Eclipse, LovelL
sod Other Wheels.
Dlamottt
MT. PLEASANT
AT RETAIL.
Cbal of the test quality fjr domestic ns,anj
Of all aizea, dehvered In say part ol tbe Ot)
at lowest prioe.
Orders left at my office,
KO, 118, WYOMING ATENTJK,
Rear room, first floor. Third National Bank,
or sent by mall or telephone to the mine, will
rsoeive prompt attenuo
(Decll eonlrocts will
made for tke salt
SMt OeUvery of Buckwheat UoaL
WM. T. SMITH.
FI
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
Artistic
Hats and
We will show the latest conceits from
London' and Paris, together with many of
our own original ideas. Every lady of
Scranton and vicinity is cordially invited
to attend.
urn it mm
H. LANGFELD, Successor,
324 Lackawarina Ave
White Front
& Wallace
HERE ARE A FEW FACTS
CM YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS.
Stock twice as larce iswkon we opened.
lluslness Increased 100 per cent.
An addition of 1,500 square feet of floor
space.
Enlarged and better facilities In every
department.
Number of salespeople Increased from
9 to 18.
Several departments added.
Among them our new Cloak Parlors
handsomely furnished and superbly
Hooked.
WALLACE
209
CHEAPEST IRON BEDS IN
Wm. Linn Allen & Co,
STOCK BB0KER3.
Bay and sail S'ocks, Bonds and Grain
On New York Exchanges aud Chieagt
Board of Trade, either for oas 1 or ot;
margin.
412 Spruce Street.
tS?" Local Stocks a Specialty.
a du& DI'i'lCK, Maneger.
TELEPHONE 6,002.
lonev Oil and
Manufacture Co,
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER
Ui TO 151 MERIDIAN ST,
I
OF
onne
on
September
27th,
28th, 29th.
SCRlflTON BED
ts
1 894
Evidence good enough r Yes, "we hear
you say, "the boys have done well."
We expect to do better.
Every dav must bring an increase in
our business. We realize that to ac
complish this wa must give It onr un
divided attention. Our endeavors will
be to please our oustomere, to satisfy
their wants with the best classes of
merchandise obtainable and at prices
at low and, in many eases, lower than
sny other bouse in onr city. The re
sults are even greater than our expec
tations and we heartily thank onr
friends tor tbeir substantial support
in the past and hope that our methods
and eff rts will merit a continuance ot
the tame.
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court House.
Carpets Cleaned.
Feathers Renovated.
Jt
01(16 GO.
THE CITY.
Dr. K. Grewer
IThe Philadelphia Specinlist.and his associated
Btail of r'nglish and Ueruion physicia is,
are now purmaneutly located at
I Old Post ( 111 ue Unl'dlng, Corns Penn
avenue unci hpruce street
The doctor is a graduate of the university of
Pecnylvania,f rmerly domonstrator of physi
ology and surgery at the Medi(!o-Chirurglol
college of Philadelphia. His saecialtiea ore
Chronic Nervous, t-kin, Heart, Womb and
Blotxl uisoosoe.
DISEASES OF THE KERTOOS- SYSTEM
The symptoms of which dizziness, lack ot
confidence, sexual weakness in men and wo
man, ball rlfdng In the throat, spots floating
before the eyes. 1 ss of memory, unable to con
centrate the mind on one subject, easily
startled when suddenly spoken to, and dull.
distressed minn, which uunts them for per
forming the nctual duties of life, making hap
piness Impossible, distressing the act! n of
loe uenrt, ihuiok iiuf-u 01 uent, uriimmiuu
spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fear,
dreams, molam holv, tire easy of company,
foaling s tired in the morning as when retir
ing, lack of energy, nervousness, trembling,
conf nslon of thouirnt. dcpresslon.constlp tion.
weakness of the limbs, etc. Those so affected
should ennsu t us Immediately and be restor
ed to perfect health.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If yon have been given up by your physiclsn
call nnon the doctor
ana Do examineu. no
cures the worst cases of Nervous
Debility,
Ki-rnfiiliL Old flnres. Catarrh. Piles.
Female
Weakness, Affections or the Kye, tar, rose,
and Throat. Asthma. Deafness. Tumors, Can
cers and Cripples of eviTy description.
Consultations free and strictly sacred and
confidential. Ofllce hours daily from V a. m.
to p.m. PnndayfltoJ.
Enclose nve z-cent stamps ior sympiom
blanks and my book called "New Life."
1 will pay one thousand dollars in gold to
anyone whom I cannot cure of KPlLtPTIO
CONVULSIONS ot FITS.
UK. r. UHHWliH,
Old Post Office Bnllding, corner Pean ave
nue and Spruce street.
Buais 1 and 2 Commonwealtb Elf &
8CRANTO, PA.
MINING andBLASTINQ
P
Hade at tbe MOOSIO and &USH .
DALK WOBKtk
Lafflin & Band Powder Oa'i
ORANGE GUN P0WDEB
Elecrrlo Batteriea, Fuses far explor
ing blasts, tWety Fuse and
RepaunoChemkaJ Co. High Exploalva
K8TABLI9HBD I860. 26,000 IN W
Instrnmants in every sense of the term as
aopl ed to Pianon . , . .w.,.
Bxceptional in holttof their origiasiAUneis
'nkW TOEK WAEEHOCSiVNo. JO Fifth
BOLD BY
E.ORicker&Co.
115 Adams Avb. NewTelcphoM Bdfl.
tV JCOME ANDBKBTJ8
X. T CONCKEN1NQ THE PRINTING
itiS Y0U NEED 800N"
t. We ean please your taste ane
'vanta. Get an estimate.
The Scranton Tribune job Dept
fill
POWDER
Agents., New York.
i eral will oe nem jLuursuay aiwrnoon m
' EOX (CO, BCRAHTON, PA.
olllce.
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