THE SCKAXTON TTUBUXE TIT VTt SPAT MOTlXTNTr., MAttCIt iI8, 1SD5. V GORMAN'S Mi n 0 28, 29, ."' Which You Are Respectfully Invited. WRAPS, GAPES -SUITS In connection with our .Milli nery Opening will make our Regular Spring Display of Capes, Suits and Jackets. GORMAN'S GRAND DEPOT, DR. .. REEVES, 412 Spruce Street, Scranton, I'a. Specialist on Nerve Troubles, and LtlHeases of the Heart, I.uwrs, Kid neys, Liver, Womb, Stomach,, Hluuiler, Head, Fits and Epilepsy. He with his assistant trent all diseases Of the Eye, Nose, Ear and Throiu, Dys pepsia, Rhumatlnm, Lost Vitality, Nerv ous Debility, Kcmal Weakness ami Irreg ularities, Nlirhtly losses and Errors f Youth. Lost Manhood, Varicocele, Hloud I'olaoninK, Kczemu, Scrofula, St. Vitus Ijunce, Dlabctua, iinttht's Dliieane, Asthma, etc. YOUNG MEN QUICKLY CURED. TIIREK MONTHS' 01 1 IM: Any one nufforlnir with Catarrh who wlHhes to be permanently, quickly and cheaply uured may receive three months' treatment for only h'lVK DOLLARS. The doctor has discovered a specific for this dreaded disease. You can treat and cure yourself and family with It at home. It never falls to cure. A trial treatment free. OFFICE HOT? KS Dally, 9 a, m. to 9 p. in.; Sunday, 10 to 4. CARPETS ' Examine our new line of Spring Goods. All of the latest designs and colorings, and our prices lower than any other house in the trade, for goods of the same quality. CURTAINS AND SHADES of every description and quality. WALL PAPERS We are overstocked nnd will sell at prices about one-half the reg ular price, us we need the room. J. Scott Inglis 429 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. MAYFIELD. The Mayfleld station was broken Into one time early yesterday morning. The' thief secured one small express , package and a few cakes for his pains. Entrance was gained through the otflee window by breaking a pane of glass 12x18, end crawling through the aper ture. The barber who has held forth on Lackawanna avenue for the lust few months has closed up his shop and gone to another town. NEWS BMHIS VICINITY MONTROSE. Mrs. Ann Rackus. accompanied by Miss Lillian Huckus, are the guests of Mrs. Samuel Backus, at Scranton. The firm of Sayre & Shafer has been dissolved, Mr. Shafer retiring. Carmalt Rose, of Silver Luke, Is In Montrose for a short stay. The witnesses who have been In Scranton for the Xell Frink trial have reurned. The only Montrose witnesses sworn were Dr. Decker and Mr. Loomls. Charles Post, who Is attending Cor nell, Is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. William Post. Leonard Raynsford has returned from Ithaca, N. Y.t where he Is pur f uliirf his studies. Miss Nellie Conklln hus returned from Mingliamton, where she has been spending a few days, Ceorge Watrous Is confined to his home with an attack of cholera morbus. A. Luthrop sustained severe injuries by falling on an ley pavement on Wed nesday. A delegation of Forest City firemen visited Montrose on Tuesday and made a thorough Inspection of the apparatus. They wire loud In their praises of the splendid equipment of the Montrose lire 1 ml die.'. Hurry Harney, a pupil at Wood's Uusjius3 college, Scranton, is home visiting his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Alney, former ly of New Mllford, are now occupying the I.!. Thatcher house, on Church street. Mrs. Alney'8 sister, Miss Belle McCollumu, Is spending u few days ii. Montrose. Frederick K. Emerlck, of Scranton, wus In town Tuesday last. II S. Kelly, of Tunkhannock, is sp'.-mllng a few days with Montrose friends. On Monday night, April 1, Major OVeoige H. Whitney will Inspect Com pany G, Thirteenth regiment, National Ou;rd of Pennsylvania, at Its drill hHll. Major Whitney will be accompa nied by Adjutant C. C Conklln and other olllcers of the stall'. J. M. Jeffers hus returned from the sunny south. . H. W. Beach, who Is attending Le hiy'u university, returned on Wednes dny for a few weeks' visit with his parents. !. D. Nash, prominent in the Brook lyn Oil company, stated to The Trib une correspondent that n smull amount of oil had recently been struck at a depth of 2.800 feet. The company will bore 3,000 feet before discontinuing investigations. Should the present well prove a failure, as the first one did, a third well will be sunk in Wyoming county. Many people are making preparations t- move this spring '. There are at the present time ten prisoners at the county Jail. Two prls'rners were brought to the cotnty Jail Tuesday night, M. H. Dris coll. for defrauding Charles Stringliam, of Susquehanna, of a board bill, and John Fitzpatrlck. of Forest City, charged with feloniously assaulting lit tl Lizzie McAndrew, at Forest City, Your correspondent saw him at the Jail, but he was exceedingly uncom murlcative and would not talk of tils' case. He is an intelligent looking man, well dressed and rather good looking. His case is the worst one to come be fore the grand Jury this session. Workof thegrandjury: Mike Burdlck broke up the "lockup" at Forest City on Dec. 24 last in order that his Christ- mast might be celebrated properly. He was indicted. Another indictment of a Forest City lawbreaker was that of Antony Marafszki, who claimed to Max Heller, a dealer In meat and pork that Antonl Sabolofsckl had asked him to get one pork shoulder. Antonl de nies It; so a pork shoulder valued at $1 will either sent Antony to durance vile or liberate him. Merrltt E. English, alias Harry English, signed an order, using another man's name. It read: "Jenery the 2S, 1S95 Mr. Kesler please let Harry English hav 10$ dolars oblige Keen Lake." He was a poor speller, but got the money. Antony Muchnlckl stole ten pools balls, the property of A. Mower, Forest City. He was also held for trial. Michael Healy and James Healy were Indicted on several charges for assault with intent to kill, robbery and assault and battery. They ore the tramps who held up ex-Sheriff B. F, McKune in Susquehanna January last, and are decidedly tough-looking indi viduals, other Indictments are Anna Muslufskl, Forest City, selling liquor il legally; Asa Fish, Great Bend, larceny. Sciatic Rheumatism Cured. L. Wagner. Wholesale Druggist, Rich mond. Va says: "I had a fearful attack of Sciatic Rheumatism, was laid up almost two months; was fortunate enough to fet .MYSTIC C'l'RE FOR RIIEl'il AT1SM This cured me after doctor's prescrip tions had failed to have any effect. I have also heard of line results from others who have used It." Sold by Carl Lorenz, Drug gist, 41s Lackawanna avenue, Scranton. M00SIC. Mrs. Rolx'it McMllan, of Avoca, wns -isltlng Mrs. John M. Robertson, of Main street, yesterday. V. S. Hutchlngs wus a visitor to thu Electric City yesterday. Mrs. James A. Hand has gone to War ren. Pa., to visit her mother, who Is quite ill. Miss Olive Penrl left for Stroudsburg to resume her studies at the State Nor mal school. Mlsti Ida Wood, of Mlnooka avenue, Is confined to the house by an attack of the grl. Miss Maine frecn and Mame Me Crindle were in Scranton yesterday. Messrs. James and William Steven son and John Tusker were In Scranton attending court, being subpeonaed ns witnesses for William Repp In his case ugulnst the Delaware, Lacka- wunna und Western railroad company for taking his culm pile. Charles Snyder, of Main street, was In Scranton yesterday on business. Relief in Six Hours. Distressing Kidney and Bladder ills eases relieved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kidney Cure. This new remedy la a great surprise on account of Its exceeding promptness In relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part or the urinary pus sages, in male or female. It relieves re tentlon of water and pain In passing It almost Immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this Is your remedy. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Penn ave nue, Scranton, Fa, IIALLSTEAD. At ft meeting of the congregation of the PreBbyterlan church on Monday evening, the following trustees were elected: E. E. Tut tie and George M Lamb, three years; E, M. Scotten and Louis Fr eel a rid. two years; and Rufus Smith and O. W. Smith, one year. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adair are visit ing friends and relatives In Buffalo. George Llehestem, or Syracuse, was among the visitors In town yesterday. rs. fje Mrs. feorge Stone, of Athens, ' Pa, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. B. McCrenry, in this place. has returned home. i ti-i eil Hunriu of this cltv. will onen ! a grocery store In the new Allen build- J lug about April 15. , P. R. Carpenter will have a house built on his lot on Pine street this spring. Miss Jennie Ross, of Vestal. Is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Jacobus, In this ilace. Mrs. Henry Mcrlacle wus nt Carbnn- dale yesterday to attend the funeral of her mother. cakhoVdali:. The Pioneer Council, No. 932, Junior Order United American Mechanics, will meet In their new hull, on Main street, tonight. This being their first meeting In their new und finely equipped hull a committee have ar ranged for a general reunion, compris ing eleven councils. An address will lie delivered by Colonel T. R. Martin, of Wilkes-Ilarre. He is well known here, and will be well received. Miss Ella Maude Stewart will also address. The following Is the programme for the eve ning: Singing, opening ode; prayer. Rev. A. Jones; banjo solo, Harry Ush er; address, T. R. .Martin; violin solo. Marcella Maxwell: selection, Musical Sextette; solo, Mamie Daley: address, Ella Maude SU-wart: singing, (lice club; selection, Musical Sextette. The pro gramme will show und assure a pleus ant evening. C. A. Crosby, of Blnghauiton, N. V., Intends starting a brunch tent and u wuing factory in this city. Mrs. M. J. Oliver will leuve this morn ing for Detrlot, Mich., to attend the funeral of her sister. She will be ab sent about one week. W. D. Frank, business manager of The Anthracite, was in Scranton last evening. George Benton was the guest of friends at Forest City yesterday. Tony Farrel, In "Gam y Owen," pleased a good sized audience at the Grand lust evening. The site fur the Silk mill has been chosen at last. The place selected Is on Belmont street, und owned by Morrison, Albert, White and Murphy. Some necessary Improvements are be ing made In the Baptist church by add ing a new class room, und the library, when completed, will be twice Its form er size. William Allen, who has been serious ly ill for several days, Is convalescent. Jones Brothers have finished moving their stock to their newy rented stand, In the Shroeder block. Carpenters are at work remodeling the old stand formerly occupied by Jones Brothers for the new llrm of Tucker and Stevens. W. J. Maxey, of Forest City, circulat ed among friends In town yesterday. George Glllls and A. F. Burkett spent last evening with friends in Green Ridge. Harry Skeels spent last evening In Scranton. P. A. Duffy, of the firm of Larkin & Duffy, Is in New York mi business. Rev. E. J. Bulsley and wife -spent last evening with friends in Scranton. Miss Sarah Hewitson, who has been In New York for many mouths, has re turned to her home in this city. George Moon has moved his family to Clifford. Mr. Moon will retain his position In this city. P. F. Buttler has resigned his posi tion at Hotel Anthracite. Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers'.!! Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain; cures wind colic, and Is the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold by druggists In every part of the world. Be sura and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. EL31HUKST. It Is expected that Rev. Mr. Mark wlck will occupy the pulpit of the Bap tist church next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. James E. Edwards and children, of Glenburn, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Buckingham. Mrs. Frank Hayden, a former resi dent of this place, but now of Yntes vllle, Is visiting friends and relatives here. E. Fraee Is contemplating building an addition and making other Improve ments on one of his houses this spring. Contractor H. G. Thayer Is figuring on the work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Battln arp ex pected home from an extended trip through the west and South in about two weeks. A party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Ferris in honor of .Miss Clark, who Is visiting there. About fifty young people were present. Emory Foote, who has been suffering with Inflammatory rheumatism for some time past, Is able to be about again. Messrs. Buckingham and Adams In tend opening and building streets on the Bucking plot. East Side, as soon as the weather permits. Charles Koch, foreman of the Union Tanning company. Is making Improve ments 'on his homo on lower Main street. C. F. Edwards, the painter, has sev eral contracts made for painting a num ber of Jiouses In this place this nprlng. This will certainly be u great year for Elinhurst If ull reports aro true, that a number of new houses will be built this summer. "For three years I suffered from Salt Rheum. It covered my hands to such i.n extent that I could not wash thum. Two bottles of Burdock Blood Hitters cured me," Lllible Young, Popes Mills, 8t. Lawrehce county, N, V, Joseph Sutton Is lying critically 111 at his home on Breese Btreet. Wllllum English has been quite 111 since Thursday, John Davis and Daniel I.e.uy will leave today for Central America. Thomas Reudy Is building u new house on the corner of Tnth and Monument struetu, A. H. Elsworth, who was relieved of a tumor about four weeks ago, was get ting along nicely until the middle of lust week, when ho commenced sink ing. It was thought another operation would have to be performed but, thanks to the skill of Dr. Benton, he Is now able to sit up. AVOCA. Oscar, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Miller, of Pucker street, West Avoca, Is HI with pneumonia. The drama entitled "The Confidential Clerk" will be produced In O'Malley's hall on Friday evening, April 19, by the members of the MoshIo Dramatic company. - The Helping Hand society of the Primitive Methodist church will hold a special meeting Saturday evening at 7.30. All members are requested to at tend. . . , . . William Howell, of Packer street, Is F.ulferMg from un attack' of the grip. : Miss Fuimle? Webber visited Scran- j ton friends last evening. I James Alexander, of West Avocn, will move to VYllkes-BjtTe next week. Mrs. Thomas G. Brown Is lying 111 at her home with pneumonia. Miss Jeanie H. Dick will return to East Stroudsburg on Monday, where Bhe will resume her studies nt the Normal school. . Miss Ella O'Malley was a visitor at Scranton on Tuesday evening. 1'KCKVILLE. At a met ting of the Wilson Fire com pany of Peckvllle, Pa., held ut their room. March lit, 1895. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, J, Wilson Peck, of Scran ton, a former resident aiul one of the early settlers of this place, ap preciating' .the efforts, of the ' young men who have organized a fire company, has expressed u wish that this organization should help to per petuate his name, und has donated the sum of $125, that hla wish may Le gratified; therefore, be It Resolved, That, to show our apprecia tion of Mr. Peek and his very generous contribution towards our support, this organization shall grant his request, and In the future shull be known us the Wilson Fire company, No. 1, of Peck vllle, Pa. Resolved, That the officers and mem bers of the Wilson Fire company ex tend to J. Wilson Peck their most sin cere thanks. Resolved, That these resolutions hi printed In the Scranton Daily Tribune, Olyphant Record und Gazette, und spread on the minutes and u suitable copy-be sent to Air. Peck. Committee, William Bell, George A. Bell, W. 11. Walker, E. L. Craig und VV. B. Stevens. Mrs. A. Nicholas, of the West End, called on her many friends at Scranton last Thursday. Albert, the 4-year-old child of Mrs. John Bembo, is very sick with con gestion of the lungs. Mrs. Frank Darles, of Ridge street, is very sick with heart trouble. Mrs. Bert Morgan and family are all down with the grip. Mrs. Wilson Bridges called on her many friends at Jermyn lust Tuesday. Mrs. Collins Dunstan, of Wanamie, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cheney. Mrs. Elmer Kennedy Is visiting her parents in Wayne county. Miss Gertie Davis, of Jermyn, was the guest of Miss Julia Kestell lust Tues day. Mrs. Harry Williams, who has been visiting her parents at Plttston for the past two weeks, returned home yester day. Mrs. W. S. Bloes will leave this morn ing to visit for a week with relatives In Wayne county. Mrs. David Tresler, of Lake Ariel, 13 visiting her brother, Harry Rockwell. Clarence Williams was called to Beach Pond last Tuesday on account of the serious illness of his child. Landlord M. D. Betts, of the Hotel Wilson, will have his opening next Monday evening. Mrs. F. P. Doty and son, Howard, are suffering with grip. . Mrs. Henry Oberts gave a birthday party to several little folks last Tues day afternooon In honor of her 6-year-old sun, Harry, OLYPHANT. The Suburban wheelmen's ball, at the West End, last evening, was a brilliant and delightful affair. Notwithstanding the Inclemency of the weather a large number of people were present, and to H0THER5 and those about to become mothers, should know thut Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription robs childbirth of Its torture, terrors and dangers to both mother and child, by aiding Nature in preparing the system for parturition. Thereby "luoor" and also the period of confinement are greatly shortened. It also promotes an abundant secretion of nourishment for the child. During pregnancy, it pre vents 'morning sickness" and those distressing nervous symptoms from which so many suficr. Tunis. Collie Co., Texas. Dr. R. V. Pikrck, Huflulo, N. Y. : J)earSir took your " Favorite Pre scription " previous to confinement und never did so well in my life. It is only two weeks since my confinement and I am able to dn in y work. I feel stronger than I ever did in six weeks before. Youis tiuly, A MOTHER'S EXPERIENCE. South llend. rueifie Co., Wast. DR. R. V. Pihkch, lliiffalo, N. Y.: Deur iiir began taking your "Favor ite Prescription " the fust month of preg nancy, aim nave con tinued taking it liince confinement. I did not experience the nausea or any of the ailments due to pregnancy, after I began taking your Prescription." I was only in labor a short y time, and the physician. ' said I iir.t uloug tin- IIUII'll 1 1 TUP 1 1 We think it saved me m- Bn a great deal of suffering. I wan troubled a great deal with leuetirriiea also, und it hus done a wot Id of good for me. Vouts truly, , Mas. W. C. BAKIiR. Good News ScuJ This Around. It TwlU of Worth CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Thekiutl that stands the racket und ulwuys looks well, 00 Children's Suits, sizes 4 and 5, to dour llicin out 5()c About 100 Hoys' Superior Tailored Hulls, Lined Pants, Smart Jackets nnd a graud quality, to close $1.49 We've a little lot of extra quality Suits for boyB' dress wear that were made up specially to the order of Ueury Oooduiau, The Biros are S to 14 years, and the price was 13.50. Take, them now at $1.99 WW Shirt Rarulans Still Continue and Remember That AH Our Piece Goods Are Hcing Closed Out at Practically What We can Get for Them. BANKRUPT 610 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. superb music pleasantly whiled the hours away. A dainty supper was served .about midnight, after which dancing was most enthusiastically re sumed. Some of the costumes of the ladles were very attractive and the scene was a charming one. Lust 'evening the Congregational church held their grund drawing In Keystone hall. The following won the prizes: Gold watch, William Greavy, Dunmore; $10 gold piece, William Rich ards, Providence; lounge, M. J. O'Hol lerun, Jcssup; hair rug, John Pattln, Olyphant; lamp, Edith Probert, Oly phant. In the contest for a chair, Miss Lizzie Evans received $17.80; ss Ma mie Thomas, $29.25. Last night at the Father Matuew Opera house "Hearts of Gold" was pro duced to a fair sized audience. Little Maud, and not Little Jessie, as was stated In yesterday's Issue, delighted the audience with her singing and danc ing. This young and talented child possesses a voice of singular purity and effectiveness. Scrofula From Childhood "My mother has been afflicted with scrofula in her head since her childhood. bhe Is now in her 61st year. Bhe has also suffered from weakness in t her back for which she never expected any relief, bhe . has faithfully ' tried Hood's Sarsaparilla and it has freed her system from scrofula, cured burning pains In her feet and limbs and also a pain In her left breast which prevented her from lying on that side for fourteen years It has made her feel many years younger. Hood's 8a; Cures She has taken four bottles of the tried Iclne. We cannot recommend Hood's Sarsapa rilla too highly." Ika K. VANaiLWiH, Etna Green, Indiana. HoO(i'J Pills th" after-dinner pill and 11UUU family cathartic! 2iu. THE BELL 230 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton. Where do you trade? Where vou always strike a bargain "in. CLOTHING, at the Bell Clothing House, 230 Lackawanna avenue. New in design, elegant in effect, the cheapest in town are our Spring Overcoats and Suits. You Have Saved By purchasing your winter clothes at our store. Now Is A Chance To save your dollars by buying your spring outfit of us. Notwithstanding our low prices we will give away as a trade stimulator, a Boys' Safe ty Bicycle, full ball bearings, worth $35; with the purchase 01 every Boys' Suit or Knee Pants, you are entitled to a chance. Drawing conies off the 5th of July. THE BELL CLOTHING HOUSE, 230 Lackawanna Aye. SIGN OF THE BELL Travels Fast. Ma;y to Bj Saved and Bargains Having : I BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS Goodman made up most of thcs9 in his own factory ou the South Side. There's more of them here thnu nny two stores should have; so here goes' for a slaughter that you cnu uot appreciate till you see the (roods. Trices begin at 12o. now, and from that rise by easy grades to SUu., when you reach a waist better than which it will be difllcult to buy at any price, STOCK SALE, THE FAIR $ : : : a GREAT ecial Sale AT FOR Balance of 'mm mm (arpetings Wiltons, Axminsters, Moqaettes, Velvets, Body Brussels, Ta pestry Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, AN UNRIVALLED Salted to All Kinds In All the Different Grades Matting 406 AND 408 LACKAWANNA AVE. A most worthy and pretty vehicle at $3.75; strong and dependable. All the shapes and conceits in trim mings, in prices ranging $5.5o to $35.00. The buyer . may conceive the shape U r u m will relieve all shortcomings. Interview us in person or by mail. That "1895 Spring Outfit" is a seller. Have you seen it? Three rooms for $125.00 furnished complete. ECONOMY FURNITURE GO SCR ANTON'S HOME PROVIDERS, j '2?5 AND 227 WVOMINO AVENUE. ' 0 1 1 H Fa THE the Week. ii BECKER ft GO, ASSORTMENT OF of Styles and Famishing. Japan. and High Class Novelties. EYESIGHT PRESERVED. Headache pravanted and cured by hTta your ya oiantlflcally latnload and fitted aecurataly by DR. SHIM BERG. EYES EXAMINED FBEE. Satltfactla guarantied ia every caae. 305 Spruce Strest IN THE BABY!" and colorings.and we'll be sure to have it. It would be difficult to find a larger variety than we are now showing. The $5, $6 and $8 kinds are very populdr, and the $10 article will make you wonder why any one wants to spend more for a Baby Carriage. If inclined to spend more there's nothing to stop you. 1 ut
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