TIIE SCRAXTON TRIBUKE TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1895.
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Some Events of the Day on the West
v Side of the City Noted.
MINISTERS ELECT OFFICERS
Meeting Held at Kostdenco of Rev. David
Juaca-Fanoral of Mrs. Henry Ureen
wood Won to Kelso Money for
.New Choral Society.
A meeting of the Conjpvgattonal min
isters of the valley was held at 2.5t)
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of Rev. David Jones, pastor of
the First Welsh Congressional church.
HI South Lincoln avenue. There were
present Rev. T. C. Edwards. IX IX, of
Kingston; Rev. Theophllus Davis,
Plains; Rev. B. I. Evans, Kev. Thomas
A. Bell, Rev. David Jones, Rev. J. K.
Olyphant. and Rev. R. Slrhowy
chosen: President, Rev. T. C. Ed-
a programmefor the meeting, each
sermon, and this was followed
discussions on various topics. 1 ne
meeting will be held in Nantlcoke
t Rprnnn Ainn I iv in jiav. i ne
I's Calls," Rev. J. J. Jenkins, of
outline of a sermon. Rev. J. F.
Mrs. Greenwood Buried.
A large number attended the funeral
of the late Mrs. Henry Greenwood, who
died on Friday evening, from the fami
ly home on Xorth Garfield avenue at
3.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
remains rested In a handsome black
casket, and previous to the funeral ser
.Vice were viewed by many close ac
quaintances. Rev. L. C. Floyd, pastor
of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
-church, officiated and preached an im
pressive sermon commending the estim
able qualities and Christian character
of the deceased. The floral offerings
consisted of many boquets.; A party of
singers from.' he Simpson pholr ren
dered appropriate musical selections
under the leadership of Professor 'Will
lam W. Jones. Interment was made In
the Washburn Street cemetery. The
pall-bearers wre Harry Godshall, M.
G. Dlmmlck, Harry Shorts and John
Reese.
Want to Raise Money.
John Courier Morris, Thomas Mar
shal, T. Ellsworth Davies, John R. Ed
wards and Robert E. Williams, repre
senting the official board of John T.
Watkins' new choir, held a quiet meet
ing yesterday afternoon in the parlors
of Falrohlld's hotel for the purpose of
discussing the problem of raising funds
to pay expenses for the choir's trip to
the Wilkes-Barre eisteddfod on June
12 and 13. ' It was at last decided that
subscriptions would be the wisest plan,
and the scheme will be operated' at
once.
.' Brief 5ote of Intercut.
Sirs. Robert Owens, of Roland ave
nue, is seriously ill.
Julius Tyler, f Ararat, ia visiting
relatives on this side.
Fred Reynolds, of North Main ave
nue, is , recovering from a severe Ill
ness. . ,
Miss Lizzie Baul, of Prlc street, has
accepted a position at the Globe ware
house. Mrs. Jones and son, of Roland ave
nue, and son, Alvln, are vlsitin friends
In Nantlcoke.
Mrs, Joseph Briyder," of West Pitts
ton, -Is , visiting hjer brother, .ldera
Pawling, of Swetland frtre-t.
Mrs. Thomas Beach, of North Gar
field avenue1, left yesterday -rwrnlng
for Reading on a business trip.
.Mr. and Mrs, Bliss and daughter,
Minnie, of Susquehanna, are visiting
friends on North Main avenue.
Miss Kate Saul, of Price street, has
resigned her position' at Clarke Bros,
and will shortly marry A. I. Martin, of
the East Side. ' ;
An Interesting meeting it the llyde
Park Literary and Debating society
was held last evening in Us rooms on
South Main avenue. 1
FOR MEfl, WOmm AND CHILDREN,
At nan pricejMu
Immediately, t '
At half price, ' Must be sold
TEAS AT COST. '
GOOD BUTTER, 10c. ' :k
alls Jackets and Pants,
Jothmgj Shoe Brushes,
ns, etc!, at a bargain.
113 S. r.!c!n Ava.
EQUALLED
i cvrci
BY NONE
SHOES
SHOES! SHOES
At the regular moetiriff of the Went
Side board of trade this evening in St.
David's hall, olllcers for the ensuing
term will be nominated. . ' '
Miss Louise Roberts, of Wilkes
Barre, has returned homo after a phort
Visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ebenczer Will
iams, on Chestnut street.
Thomas Jones and James Noono have
been elected by the members of St.
Leo's battalion as delegates to the an
nual convention of the Boranton Dio
cesan 'union, in Caibondale, on May 11)
and 17,
An examination In connection with
the convention of the Congregational
Sabbath School union, which will bp
conducted on May 7 nnd 8 at Kilwurds
dale, -was held Sunday In the First
Welsh Congregational church. There
were nine randldutes for examination.
The result will be reported at the con
vention. James A, Kvana, school controller In
the Fourth ward, succeeded luat even
ing at the meeting of board of con
trol In having the. material for the new
No. 19 achoul on North Itebecea ave
nue, now In course . of construction,
changed to buff brick Instead ivf red
brick. This will make a deckled Im
provement in tho appearance, of the
structure.
Sixteen thousand rolls of vail payor
damaged by tiro to be closed out cheap
to make room for new goods. Call
early for bargains. Morgan & Co.,
101 North Main uvenue.
West Side Buvlneae Directory.
PHOTOGRAPHS R-Cublnet Photos. 11.40
per doxeui. They are Just lovely. Con
vine yoursAlt by cullln ut Hlurner's
Photo I'arlors, 101 and 103 South Alulu
avenue.
GROCERIES Revere RtandanrA Jnvn
Coffee I. unexcelled. The leailliis ooffee
ot the day. For .ule only at F. W. Rla
eon & Co. Fine Urocerlue, llti South
Main avenue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE CABH
for unythlnc you have to eell. Furni
ture, Stoves. Tools, etc Call and see
the stock of J. C. King, uud ltKJtf
Jackson street.
WALL PAPER Go to Fred Reynolds,
2116 North Main avenue, and nee his
complete line of Wall Paper, Palms,
and Window Shades. Just opened with
new stock.
PLVMBINO William D. Grimths. 113
North Main uv.mie, does nrst-class
Plumbing. Steam Heat and Gas Kitting.
Satisfaction is strlotly guaranteed.
MRS. RICHARDS' LECTURE.
Will Place a Handsome Sum In Finishing
and Furnishing Fund.
Last nijrht Mrs. M. T. Richards, of
Providence, R. I., who has delivered
a series of lectures on English litera
ture and litbllcal subjects, delivered an
extra lecture at the Young Men's Chris
tian association hall on "Moses, or the
Sojourn In the Desert," which was at
tended by the largest audience which
has listened to the admirable lectures
of this learned lady.
The life of Moses was reviewed In an
Interesting manner, and, in a brief
manner, a sketch was given of his four
books, and his career as a historian,
After an interval . Mrs. Richards re
cited "The Burial of Moses."
The lecture was given In aid of the
"Furnishing and Finishing Fund," of
the Young Men's Christian association,
and about $100 was handed to the asso
ciation officers by Mrs. Thomas Dick
son, who was Instrumental In arrang
ing the lecture and Insuring Its .success.
SOUTH SIDE TOUGHS.
They Made a Desperate Assault Upon tho
kellerman Family.
While the family of Mr. Klllerman
was- seated In conversation Sunday
niffht In their home, 627 Harris court, a
party of drunken marauders knocked
at the door and Imperatively demanded
admittance. The command was re
fused, whereupon the knocking at the
door was continued. Miss Klllerman
opened the door and received a blow in
the face. The men fled, but William
Hammon, who was- -present In the
house, captured George Wlnans. 21
years old, of Fig street. Miss Killer
man identified him as her assailant.
A policeman was called and WInans
locked up on a charge of assault and
battery and drunkenness. In yester
day's police court he pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to thirty days in Jail by
Alderman Fuller.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
A meeting of St. Aloyslus society was
held last night at the hall In St. John's
church. ' "
A regular meeting of Columbus coun
cil. Young Men's Institute, was held
last night. ' "'.-.
The Soifth "works were shut down
yesterday morning for one week, dur
ing which time the plant will undergo
extensive; repairs. '
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine
Wyandt, of Alder street, wasi held yes
terday afternoon. Funeral services
were held at the house and Interment
was made In Pisttston Avenue cemetery.
Michael -Kane, son of John Kane, of
MLnooka, was kicked In the -mouth by
a mule In the Greenwood mines yester
day aflterwxin. His front teeth, upper
and lower, were knocked out, and his
face otherwise badly disfigured.
A meeting of the school board of
Lackawanna township was held yes
terday afternoon. Robert Burleigh,
who left the district, resigned as' a
member of the bvurd, and John McCrln-
dler, of Monic, was atupolnted In his
stead. Mrs. George Ellis was' appoint
ed to succeed Miss Lizzie Monies as
principal of No. 5 school at Mooslc.
NEWS OF THE KAILUOADs!
The Installation of local officers of the
Brotherhood of Ioaal Engineers wlll.be
held at Raiib's hail on Sunday next.
Fireman Horace J. Ferrell yesterdny
found a pocket book, containing a sum
of money, near the Railroad iihsocIh
tion, which he deposited with Secretary
Pearsall. The owner may have tho
same by proving ownership. '
The wife of lirakemon Henry drcen
wood, of the Bloomsburg passenger ser
vice, was burled yesterday afternoon
amid many tokens of sympathy. Mr.
Greenwood, who Is left with six chil
dren, has the sincere sympathy of all
the railroaders In his henvy affliction.
William Atkins, of Hickory street,
died .at the iMoses Taylor hospital at
11.80 o'clock last night. Mr. Atkins,
who was a laborer in the Delaware,
Lackawanna and .Western car shops,
was taken to the hospital Wednesday
suffering 'from .heart rouble and a
complication of diseases. From the
first.' his recovery was doubtful, 'but
the physician's made strenuous, efforts
to assist In his reobvery. Mr.' Atkins
was 66 years of age. y ;
Telephone 2242, W. Q. Doud & Co.. 0)
Lackawanna avenue, for all kinds of
plumbing. ...'-.,. ...
'.""V ' '
whenlsby was lick, in gave her Castorfe', .
When she iris Child, she cried for Castor!,
When the became Mia, she clung to Cantoris,
When she had Children, She gats them Castor
I
MOVING TOWARD UNITY
Favorable Kcmurhs Mudc at Meeting
of County iioiird of pin.
DELEGATE bOLAXU'S KEMARKS
Said It Will Only Ilo a Short Time Intii
tho Two Ilonrds of Hibernians Aro
United In Action as Well
as In Purpose. -
Every division of tho fourteen com
prising the Hoard of Erin of tho An
cient Order of Hibernians of Lacka
wanna, county was represented t tho
county board meeting ot the order ill
Father Mat hew hull, at ArchbaUl, yes
terday iftirnoon, Five delegates from
each division wero present, besides the
oilliera of tho county board.
Couirty Delegate. C. T. Roland called
tho delegates' to order and presided at
the deliberations. 1. F, McDonnell, of
Jei'iuyn, was secT4ury. National treas
urer of the order. Daniel II. tattle, was
In attendance at the session nnd greet
ed tho delegates with a' felicitous
speech. At all conventions of this kind
a certain amount of routine business
Is transacted and ufter that was
through with yeHterday the announce
ment wan made that the; next, ntate con
vention of tile order will be held ut
Wllkos-Hariv on or uhout May lis,.
Under tho rules of the order the three
county itllcers, County Delegate C. T.
Holanil. Seereitary 1. F. MidAitmell and
Treasurer James MeGreevy, of Simp
son, will represent the board at. tho
state convention, Kach division Is en
titled to send Its president us a dele
gate, but In ease of his disability no
alternate Is allowed.
Oucstlon of Consolidation.
Tho election of a delegate to tho
national convention, which will be held
at Tammany hall, New York, during
tho week beginning Tuesday, May II,
did not occur at yesterday's meeting,
but will take place at the next conven
tion. Resides tup routine business of
the order, which concerns only mem
bers and has jio outside Interest, there
Is a growing sentiment anions the lead
ers of both factions of the order to de
vise the most feasible way of bridging
over the dissension now existing, and
unite them in one common brotherhood.
County Delegate C. T. Roland, of the
Board of ICrln, was Interviewed by a
Tribune reporter and he asserted that
the sacrifice he would make In bringing
the two bodies together would be to
step down and out from the honorable
position he now holds. It cannot be
said, he stated, that for his part the
greed for otllclal power would stand In
the way of a conse'.'datlon. lie de
clared that he could say the same for
the other gentlemen of the county
board and he prophesied that the time
would be short until the two boards of
the Ancient Order, In this county and
throughout the country, will be united
under one head, as they have always
been united In purpose.
Returned Sinccro Thanks.
Mr. Bola.nd asked to be quoted as re
turning his sincere thanks to the mem
bers of the rank and file of the Board
of America for the response shown und
their creditable display In the parade
at Carbondale on St. Patrick's Day".
Mr. Boland thanked the press, too,
for the favorable mention of the dem
onstration. G. A. R. CAMPFIRE.
Interesting Fntertainmcnt Arranged fo
Tonight in U. A. It. Hall.
Lieutenant Ezra S. Griflin Post, No.
139, Jointly with the Women's Relief
Corps, No. 50, and Lieutenant Ezra S.
Griflin Camp, No. 8, Sons of Veterans,
will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary
of the surrender of Lee at Appomattox
tonight at Grand Army of the Republic
hall, Lackawanna avenue.
The programme will consist of am ad
dress by Colonel James Falrman, camp
Are, conducted by a number of the
veterans; music nnd refreshments by
the Women's Relief corps. Twenty-five
cents will be charged for admission.
A TREAT IN STORE.
Military Drama "Allatoona"- for the
llcncfit of the Thirteenth.
Great Interest is being manifested In
the forthcoming production of the great
military drama "Allatoona," written
by General Judson C. Klrkpatrlck. The
play Is founded on the battle of Alla
toona Pass, which occurred during
General Sherman's march to the sea,
and undoubtedly will be the largest
Atlantic Refining Co
Manufacturer, snd Dealers In
Linseed Oil, Napthas and Gaso
lines of all grades. Axle Grease,
Pinion Grease and Colliery Com
. pound; also a large line of Par
afflne Wax Candle..
We also handle the Famous CROWN
ACM W OIL, the only 'family safety
burning oil in the inurket
Win. Mason, Manager.
Office: Coal Exrhncno, Wyoming Ave.
Works at Pine Brook.
VIGOR EH
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
Weakness. Nervonsnew,
Debility, and all the train
ot evil, rrnm eariy error, or
Inter excess, the results of
overwork, uleknesn. worry,
eto. r un .trengin, uevei-
opineuwiuu tone given to
levory organ and portion
of tho body. Hlmple, nat
ural method.. Immedi
ate Improvement men.
1r-itnM iMtiwMalliiA' 2.om twfamnntui. Book.
explanation and proof, mailed (sealed) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, M.Y.
ROYAL
ROYAL
LADIES' Mil ASM
pressed una painiui menstruation,
hi a certain PREVENTATIVE for
all female irrcKuinritiea, aolawith
eWrlttralhurutMtoCw Send ale
.tamp for particoanandiGuide for
Ladiei." Intlat oo having fhi Soya!
Fturnnl T'tltti (let Oro. Brut)
li,rM V.KNrll.ROtli, Mil. CO. Urn
teVeart sr.r.o. Sm, Hoe, .
For sale by JOHN H. PHELPS. Drug-
Cist, Wyoming ave. and Spruce street.
ILllIlGAILDiCn
dllB
amateur produutlun ever witnessed In
this city,.' The, play wlll.be presented
In the Frothlnghatn during the week of
liprll 22. . .
In order to give everybody an op
portunity to witness the play it will
bo produced as follows: On Monday,
"Governor's and Armory Day;" Tues
day, "Thirteenth Regiment Veterans'
Day; Wednesday, "Firemen's Day;"
Thursday, "Ladles' Day;" Friday,
"Military Day;" Saturday, Grand
Army of tho Republic nnd other patrl
otlo orders.
A soliciting committee, consisting of
tho following, will wait upon business
and professional men for their adver
tisements In the armory programme,
of which 10,00(1 copies will be printed:
W. 8. Millar, chairman; W, W. Youngs,
H. B. Clmsp, John Morris. :
riRKLYTSFNTAL.
That W ui tho Vordlut in Kbgurd to the
Death of Alurrit l.uwrunoo.
In the arbitration room of the court
huuse tho tentlmotiy of witnesses was
tulien last night before Coroner J. A.
Kelley and thu Jury Impaneled to In
vestigate the deuth of t-year-old Mer
rltt Lawrence, who was killed by a
(ilreet enr last Thursday afternoon on
Adams avenue. Professor' Allan Law
rence, father of the dead ohlld, was not
present, but he was represented by At
torney W. S. Hulslalider. In behulf of
the Traction company Attorney Horace
K. Hand was present. Court Stenog
rapher Willis D. t'ostou took the testi
mony of thu witnesses.
. James Cuutwell, motorinun of tho car
thut ran down the little boy, was first
sworn. He Is an experienced rallroud
man, having been In the buHlneHS for
the past twenty years. He worked for
many years as un employe of the Dela
ware, Luekawanna and Western. His
opinion is that the cur at the time of
the accident was nut running faster
thun live or six miles an hour. The
buy unexpectedly ran on the truck and
Mr. Cuntwell swore that he reversed
the motive power as quickly as he
could, foreseeing thut ttve boy would
hurdly escape from being run over.
The usual signals were sounded before
upprnachlng the Intersection of the
streets, but the boy darted In front of
the car and could not be saved.
Conductor K, D. Barclay of the car
was sworn and testified that he became
aware thut something was w(rong when
he felt the motors being reversed. The
car could not have gone more than
forty or fifty feet after It was reversed
before It stopped.
12x-8chool Controller George B.
Thompson and his son, Arthur C.
Thompson, were sworn. They were on
thelrl way down Adams avenue, and the
car was almost at the crossing before
their attention was attracted. They
saw the boy run ahead of the car and
then the accident. Both substantiated
the motorman and conductor with re
gard to the speed of the car. W. B.
Hartley, who was a passenger on the
car, gave testimony regarding the
speed of the car. He saw the boy ahead
and was of the opinion that the acci
dent was unavoidable. The car was
not making excessive headway.
The Jury decided that the death of
the child was purely accidental, and
the motorman was exonerated from all
liability.
.
Homo Seekers' Fxcursions, via. the Nickel
Pinto Road,
to points In the south, at one fare for tho
round trip, March 6 to April 2 and 30. Auk
your city ticket agent for detailed infoma
tlon, or address F, J. Moore, general
agent, No. 23 "Exchange street, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Constipation Is the cause of alt sorts of
serious disorders of the blood. Strong ca
thartics are worse than useless. Burdock
Blood Bitters is Nature's own remedy
for troubles of this sort.
(Action
TO our patrons:
Wnshburn-Croshy Co. wish to nssuro their mnnv pat
rons thut they will this year hold to their usual custom
of milling STRICTLY OLD WHEAT until the new crop
is fully cured. Now wheut is now upon the market, ana
owing to the excessively dry weather many millers ore
of the opinion that it is nlrendy cured, and in proper
condition for milling. Wushburn-Croshy Co. will tuko
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully three
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling hna
Sluced Washburn-Crosby Co. 'a Hour fur above other
runda.
MEGAR6EL
i
Wholesale Agents.
LUMBER
At Wholesale.
RICHARDS LUMBER
'TELEPHONE 438.
N.;.:aar
dlicevsry. . Will srse.
JTUvasaeiKB is cars ssrvoasDssllIti, I.ouof B.igsl Pow.r in elthsi si
Invelntsry ImlsslaBS froai aay saass. If ... Isetsd, such troables lead
' eeesumstloa or lassiilly, 11.00 per boi by mail, i fcuisa for St. With ev.rv
efve Mt AJMt Usiag,
&'t TriTfi-"rltt0Jltwult 10 CUI0f ntmA lit BMir.
HataaVIVUIal VW
. ' Fersa vt JOHN H. PHUPS.
tpriteo Street, Seranton, Pa. .
FREE ! FREE ! FREE !
YOUNG MEN, ATTENTION!
DR. HACKER,
"THE ENGLISH SPECIALIST,"
Will for the Next Thirty Ituye, (live Abso
lutely Freo, All Consultations, I Humi
liation, eud I'roffn.lonul Services.
ltenioniber, this la tor 110 DAYS ONLY.
Avail younuilvue of this turn opportunity.
Thin only applies to eano. of nervou. trouble.
arlHliiK from Error, of Youth.
Our Hpo.lnliHt In treatiiiniit of all Catarrhal
mill Thiont troulileaalHoKlve. K1KHTTKKAT
MUNT F'KEli. DeafneH. positively cured.
DR.W.H. HACKER
327 SPRUCE STREET,
Opposite New Hotel Jermyu, Hcranton, Pa.
OFFICE HOUR8-8 TO 8.
STILL IN EXISTENCE.
The World Renowned and Old Reliable
Dr. Campbell's Great Magic Worm
8ugar and Tea
Every bo gnrranta'd to g! etIfactlon
or money refunded. Pull pti--d ilireotlun.
from a ohlld to a grown poraon. It 1. purely
vetfutableand oannut positively harm the mo.i
tender infant. InHl.t on having Dr, Camp,
bell'.; accept no other. At all Druggists, '2ic.
WONDERFUL
BotJTH SnRASTOS, Pa., Nov. 10, 1804.
Mr, O. W. Oamplwil-Ueer Sir: 1 bare
given my boy, Freddie, T year, old, tome of
Dr. Campliell'. Magic Worm Sugar and Tea.
and to my aurpriHe this afternoon about 2
o'clock he paawd a tapeworm meuurlng
about 8o feet In length, bead and all. 1 have
It in a bottle and any peraon wishing to we
It can do so by calling at my store. I bud
tried numerous other remedies recommended
for taking tapeworm., hut all failed. In my
estimation Dr. Oiimpb.il'. i. the great.!
worm remedy in exi.unee
Tour. T.irv re.nei-tfully,
FRED HEFFNEK, 731 Beerh St
note The above is what everybody aay.
after enoe o.lng. Maunfactnred by C. W.
Campbell, Laneaxter, Pa. Successor to Dr.
John Campbell A Hon.
erase mi. rr tk.Hi.hmt Mineat Aoraoamte
SMmTHOLlNHflLffl
liVL CATARRH
HEADACHEIS
IsnALin will core yon. A
wondrrful boon to sutTerer
from Colds. More Thra.L
InSneara, Bronchitis,
or HAT FETCH. AfimU
mmlttrilUf. An efficient
la peeket, ready to ese on flrot IndlcaUon of col
C-OBtlnsjed Use KnVeta i'trai.tit Care.
Rstl.faoUoarnsnuitesdormoney refunded. Price,
ta Trial free at Dnifgllts, Reslstered mslL
M out. l.lCESmHai.,tkmLI,.iCi,0.l:
. OTTSHMAIf 'B
MENTHOL J!"" nd ''' remedy tor
VI allrtlndlteaies.ltrsema.lL-b 'salt
Rtaeamoid SnresJInras, I'uia. Weaderfnl rem
eT for FILES. rrlce.aSeta.stDru.-DSI If
gists or by mll prepsld. Addren above. DAL. HI
For sale by Matthews Bros, and Johe
H. Phelos.
CO.,
22 Commonwealth B'l'd,
Scranton, Pa.
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
on apta week. Sold will WsITTM
t.
saw
VliniUHiVaUt.
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avanua and
CONNELL
OARS
if
Hi
BY THE BOX
AT
THE COST TO II
We give below what the Cigars are actually worth
and also what we will sell them for during the next
week or ten days. There is no humbug about this
sale. We would be glad to have the purchaser take
them to any reliable manufacturer and have him ex
amine the stock and the class of work and see if he
would want to match them at the price at which we
are selling them. The cheapest Cigars in the lot are
good, sound goods, well made and good smokers.
There is not a brand in the lot that is made from low
grade Tobacco, and most of them are either clear Ha
vana or seed and Havana filler and Sumatra wrap
per. But a trial will soon tell any smoker what tho
goods are:
Nonpariel , . . .'. .'. ,', .'. ,'. , .
Brilliantes
Steamship
Sporting Times.
Senators ;
Edna (100) '
Invincible
On the Sly
Red Wasr
El Moden'a (100)
Conductors
.Black Rabbit
Cozy
Blue Label
Brotherhood
Puck
Tuxedo
Our Champion
Chicky Chick.-
Bon rume
Minne Sota
Gold Coin
National Sweepers..
No. 1 Amber (100)..
' La Verona
Duke of Warsaw. . . ,
Little Perfectos (100)
Comrades
Aksido No. 3......
Havana Blossoms. . .
La Cordova
La Espanola
Brevilo
La Verona
La Fiel (100)
Lai Teta
S. B. W
We Are In It.
Aksido, No. 2....
Aksido No. 4
National Punch
Gem of Columbia. .
La Delta (100).;...
Direct Wire (100)
La Cordena (100).. '
Manuel Garcia
Aksido No. 1
Lord Delaware Opera. (100)
Manuel Garcia (K. W.)
Lord Delaware Con. Esp
JN umber 24
Lord Delaware Reg. Per
Silence
Grand Orient
La Belle Cubana (K. W.)
La Belle Nueva (Imp.)
Lord Delaware Rothschild
(25)
Shiiler (K. W.)
La Belle Rosa (K. W.)
El Condilla (2o)
La Vulra (Imp.)
Manuel Garcia (Imp.)
La l-idclio (Imp.) ,
Rev Det Rev (25) (Imp.)...
Flor De Chesterfield (Imp.)
Any Cigars not giving the best of satisfaction, or
not fully up to representations, will be taken back
and money refunded.
THE SCIIAHTON CASH STORE
F. P. PRICE, AGENT.
IRON AND STEEL
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Riv.
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT - STEEL - HORSE - SHOES,
And a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels,
. '. Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc,
TTHE
SCRANTON, PA.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA., Manufacturer of
Locomotives
KOISTIKG AKO RIPPING MACHINERY.
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flNUFACTURE
Actual Our Prea
Worth, cut Price.
. 90 CO
. 1 00 65
- 1 00 CO
m 1 10 70
. 1 10 70
2 25 1 60
. 1 50 90
. 1 25 -75
n 1 73 1 15
. . 3 00 2 15
., 1 75 I 25
. 1 75 1 25
1 75 1 23
1 50 1 00
m 1 90 1 40
, 1 73 1 25
. 1 90 1 40
. 1 90 1 40
, 1 90 1 40
. 2 00 1 60
., 2 00 1 50
. 2 00 1 60
. 2 00 1 50
. 4 00 3 00
2 25 1 75
. 2 25 1 75
, 4 25 3 25
. 2 25 1 75
2 25 1 75
. 2 25 1 75
2 25 1 73
2 23 1 75
, , 2 25 1 75
, 2 23 1 73
,. 4 25 . 2 00
m 2 23 1 75
,. 2 25 1 75
2 25 1 75
, , 3 00 1 90
. 3 00 1 90
3 00 2 10
. 2 25 1 75
, 6 00 3 90
... 4 50 3 50
, w 4 75 3 75
., 2 75 2 25
,.. 4 00 3 50
, 6 50 5 75
, 4 50 3 50
,., 3 75 3 25
,., 3 00 2 00
,. 4 25 3 75
3 50 2 25
., 3 75 2 50
4 50 3 60
., 4 50 3 50
2 50 2 15
, , 4 50 3 25
4 50 3 75
., 2 25 1 75
. 6 50 4 93
J 5 50 4 90
.. 5 50 4 75
M 3 00 2 73
.. C 00 5 23
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