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THE SCpNTON TBIBUNE-TUESDAY 3IORNING. OCTOBER 1, 1893.
NORTON'S
NEW WALL DECORATIONS. .
Autumn Styles Being Received.
We Invite Attention to Our
Beautiful Xew Designs and Colorings
. For Fall and Winter Use.
Now Is an Excellent Time
To Decorate Your Rooms
And Get the BeneOt of Use
During Cold Weather Season.
We Have the Finest Stock
Made in This Country
At Half Xew York City Prices.
Onr Patterns Cnnnot Be Found
Elsewhere in This City.
The Fine Work in Large Cities
Is' Done in the Fall.
We Furnish Good Decorators.
M. NORTON,
322 UCUWMM ME.
A Foe to Dyspepsia
GOOD BREAD
USE THE
FLOUR
V
And Always Have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALS
TO THE TRADE BY
The Weston Mill Go,
ltilt$ONAIj.
Dr. Ed Reap, of PMUton, was a visitor
here yesterday.
. Atitornev W'Wam tl tlesnle. of Plttston
was ;ri tihls city yesnerday on a buslneus
trip.
Rev. Huirh OerrMy. of Tilossburg, and
Rev. M. T. Sh e-lds, of Towaiula, were
-v.slting reVat'.vei here yesterday
Wlll.um OouM returr.eil yesterday from
OeVa.li Uiove. Ui4 mother ami other mem
bers of the family, who summered t
Ocean Grove, returned with him.
Miss Annetie Reynolds has returned
from New York and will beijln givln.n
votai iliMt ruction at the Seranton School
of Music ami Elocution on Thursday.
We Can Save Vou Money.
On Men'y t'nderwetir.
Heavy Ribbed, per u'.t i M
Kxtra Heavy N'aiturni Wool, per suit.. 1 TJ)
Fjne Double-Brei.4ted Shirts 1 iU
For UIHce Wir:
Extra 'Fine Natural Wool per suit.... 2 10
Extra Heavy Natural Wool per su.t.. 2 00
MEAH3 & HAUI-JS.
PERMITS OF THE MO.NTII
ing in Cost $100,000.
The bulUling- permits Issued for the
month ended Sept. 30 by Inspector John
Nelson were for Improvements, the
aggregate cost of which will be $100,000.
Permits were granted to the following:
B. Mosesi, barn, brick; Penn avenue,
Dl.lu.nlh uincH
Snorahite
. P. Frank Mcllugh, double dwelling,
wood; Luzerne prreet. Fifth ward.
J. II. Jordon. single dwelling, stone;
Richmond park First ward.
Bridget Stewert, single dwelling,
wood; West .Market street. First ward.
Mrs. Kelley. cigar store, wood; Boule
vard road. First ward.
K. O. Tennent, single dwelling, wood;
Woodlawn Park, First ward.
August Kronkey, single dwelling,
. wood; Elm street. Nineteenth ward.
James K. Davltt, single dwelling,
wood; Ferdinand street, Second ward.
Mrs. 3. R. Coons, single dwelling,
wood; Mulberry street, Seventeenth
ward. .
Anna A. Rldgeway. single dwelling,
wood; Paul street. Tenth ward.
Rosar Reynolds, barn, wood; Decker
court. Fourth ward.
Berton E. Davis, double dwelling,
wood; Nay Aug avenue. Thirteenth
ward.
George Daubartsihauser, single dwell
ing, wood; 121m street, Thirteenth
ward.
Kdmun.1 Green, barn, wood; Wyo
ming avenue. Thirteenth ward.
, Edmund . Green, r.lngle dwelling,
wood; Wyoming avenue, Thirteenth
ward.
J. W. Guernsey, block of three dwell
, ingfi, wood: Pine street, Ninth ward.
'J. M. Hcln, double dwelling, wood;
Seventh street fourteenth ward.
John Lloyd, single dwelling, wood;
Rebecca avenue, Fourth ward.
John S. Woodling, single dwelling,
wood; Harrison avenue. Seventeenth
ward.
-F. M. Miller, extension to dwelling,
wood; Washburn .street. Fifth ward.
.John H. Williams, extension to dwell
ing, wood: Bilvlll place. Fifteenth ward.
. A. J. Hill, single dwelling, wood; Vine
Street, Seventeenth ward.
Henry F. Jeffers, work shop, wood;
South Hyde Park avenue, Fifth ward.
Herman J. Woelkers. single dwelling,
brick; Irving avenue, Seventeenth
ward.
Henry S. Jeffers, nlngle dwelling,
wood; South Hdye Park avenue, Fifth
ward.
' Joseph I Roberts, extension to
doutile dwelling, wood; Plttston ave
nue. Twentieth ward. , ,
Mrs. John Vlpond, do.'1" ,' welling,
wood; HolllPter avenue," , ward.
Bhrhart & Arthur, te dwelling,
wood, Capouse avenue.'.welfth ward.
O. L. Helrlegel. wa6n shed, wood:
Capouse avenue, Thirteenth ward.
" J. W. Oarney, frurt stand, wood;
Adams avenue, Ninth ward.
' . pairs, - Chestnut street, Fourteenth
i wra.
Richards & Mws, single dwelling,
wooa; ciiwi street, r ipieerotin ward.
Richards & Mears, single dwelling,
wooa; mm street. -irteenth ward.
.... ' Catherine Judge, single dwelling,
wood; Plttston avenue, Twentieth
. ward.
Misses McCaffrey, double dwelling,
wood; Clay avenue, Tenth ward.
, William Schifller, extension to dwell
ing, wood: Washington and Elm
reet, Eleventh ward.
. iMIs Mary Rogan, single dwelling,
wood; Prospect avenue, Nineteenth
- waira. -
Joseph Atbreohit. single dwelling,
wood; Willow street, Nineteenth ward.
M. F. Borchers, double dwelling,
wooa; MMuon avenue, wwith ward.
Ella .O. Conneil. double dwelling,
wood; Plttston avenue, Twentieth
ward. .....
t ' Thomas Downs, single dwelling,
Wood: irvm avenue. Twentieth ward
Mrs. Catherine White, double dwell-
ng, wood ; Luserne street, Sixth ward.
P. ' J, Reap, ' single dwelling, wood
'nlfred avenue, Twentieth ward.
xmt, 1100,000. :
MURDER CASE HEADS LIST
Criminal Court Kill Be to Session
Two Weeks, Beginning Monday.
THREE COLKTS WILL BE GOING
Jtldgo Noyes Will Assist Paring the First
Wcck-Jcjsup -Murder Case to Be
Tried First and the South Side
Case During .Second Week.
District Attorney John It. Jones has
arranged the criminal trial list of 8u
cases as printed below for the two
weeks term of oyer and terminer and
quurter sessions court, which will uetfin
next -Monday. The tirst case on wie uxi
is the one in which i'asquale l'erretio is
the defendant, indicted of tne crime 'i
murderliiK J-ihu lMivarko, of Jesi.
one Sunday evenins lust sprinR. i w'
first case on the list of the second wet ft
13 a cjiilt.il one, too. Joseph, alias
John. Wisnlskl Is the defendant. In
dicted of the murder of Felix l.urtio
whz on the South Washington avenue
Flats last .May.
Judge Charles .H. Noycs. president
Judse of the Thirty-nrst Judicial dis
till t, which emliiaces the counties of
Forrest 'and Warren, will be here to
assist tho local judges. He Is one of
the Democratic nominees for Judae of
the Superior court. There will be three
courts in session during the term. The
trial list Is as follows:
nusr vf.fk.
.Monday, Oct. 7.
1. Pasqunle IYrretto, murder; Thomas
Ltyiihuii. iii-ofi.
2. KJwhiJ Day,
burglary; John Kim;,
pros.
A. Pe-ter IJclbcr, larceny and receiving;
llaml I-ie.knup, prox.
4. Luke Kelly, a.-sault unU battery; Mrs.
Luke Kelly, prox.
5. Rosar.o (lenuchero, Jeonious attempt;
Joseph Ti.niu r, pros.
. August Shuliz, Jacob flmtth, statutory
iiurklaiy; Will. am T. Simpson, proa.
7. AiiKUst Shnliz, Jacob Smith, statu
tory biiriilnry; J. II .Cohen, pros.
S. AtiKUMt Slitiltx. Jaeol Smith, stautory
burglary: ', 11. Klnley, pros.
. Charles Sm th, Wlllhun Drown, false
ptvtenees; William T. Simpson, pros.
10. Pal limits. Moseo .M.ke, iauvny anil
reeelvlni.'; 11. J. Collins, pros.
11. J. T. Hampton, larceny and receiv
ing; A. H. wiiriz, pros.
12. Kate Cmvey. selling llyuur withoot
lieenise; Aliee Carey, )irox.
13. William l.auuiil n, Aniltvw LaiiKhlin,
larceny inul receiving; James J. Ityrnes,
pros.
II. WlU'.'im Latighl'.ii, auTavatetl ns
sault and battery; lianlcl 1 -h, iuos.
15. Arlington Lilts, larceny v bailee;
Thomas K'ane, pros.
HI. Thomas Jennings, Lawrence Mi Na
maia; inal.eiuns injury to railroad; ltavl.l
P. Ituaehe, pros.
17. .Mai elil .Mc Donough. larceny and re
ee.vln,;: Abraham Shapira. tiros.
1H John Dougherty. .Malieiil MeDon
oiiKh. assault and battery; Abraham Sha
pira. pros.
lit. John Dougherty, nliling prisoner to
escape; Abraham. Sbaptra, pros.
20. Phineey Stark, fornk'ulion and bas
tardy; William P. Lane. pros.
21. Leon .MiUain.-sky, fnir.ival!un and
biistanly; lianiel Mealy, pros.
22. Peter Swe.ny. larceny and receiving;
W'lliam T. Simpson, pros.
2. Peter Stnlth. larceny and receiving:
(Jeorire llloi k, pros.
21. 1-ei.x Yanlsky, asoauu anil oaitery;
Antonio SMner, prox.
2'.. John Thomas lln.n.-s. nttempi to
comm. it rape: v,k. fapweu, prox.
Robert Ike, . T'ly nouse; i nomas
Leyshon. proa.
7. Thomas Murray, larceny anil receiv
ing; Kl.zabetli I- liieiien, prox. ,
(jsear lllacknioi-e, larceny ami re
ceiving: Frederick Tletze, pros.
29. Thomas p. ('unim.nus, larceny ami
reeelviiiK: John f !a !1 lier. pros.
i. James Hanks, forn.caUon ana nas-
tardy; Hell Cox, prox. i
James IJoyle. selling liquor wtinoui
license; Thomas leyshon, pros.
32. James Hoyle, seii.'ng llipior on sun-
day: Thomas Le.smin. pros.
It: Frederick Riehards. statutory ourg-
lury; William T. Simpson, pros.
III. r redeneK itiennros. inreeny uiiu ic-
ce ving: 111 am I . .m!so-n. inns.
Xi. Frederick iiicnarns, i-iini-st noie,
p'atutory burglary; John T. r.-tzpatncK,
P'ns- . .
11 . earnest nope, ti;niliury uuisiiu j ,
William T. Simpson, pros.
17. John Shepik , alius jonn i-inno, sell
ing kquor without I.cense; j. v, wiam,
'"" . .. .....
jonn nep;K, aim junu r-.iisu, eu-
ing liipior to minors; J. . Clark, pros.
. Juhn snei. K .ar.iis jnnn r.niio, sell
ing liquor on Sunday; J. W. Clarke, pros.
40. Mlenael i.aveston. assauii unii uai-
tery; W. R. Haker, ipros.
Tuesday, (let. K.
41. Charles Lasher, selling liquor with
out license; Tnomas Leytiion, pros.
42. Charles Lusher, sell. 114 l.ipiuron sun-
day; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
U. Charles Laslier. seniiig i:quor 10 m.11-
ors; Tltomus l.eysnon. pros.
44. Jessie 1 lull, seuinK i.qi.or wiiiuui 1.-
cense; Thomas u-ysnun, proa.
45. Jessie Had, sell.n l.uuor on ounoay;
Thomas Leyshon, pros.
4U. Jessie Hall, uawuy nouse; iiiunmn
Leyshon, pros.
47. .Mrs. Colcirnn i,owier, ai.iis .nuuei.11.;
Gate, obstruc ting execut.on or legal pro
cess; T. J. Price, pros.
4S. .Mrs. Coleman l.owrer, ni:as mminuio
Gate, pointing pistol; 1 . J. pr.ee, pros.
IH. Mrs. Coeman L,owier, ar.ns ,a.ifinnT
Gate, assault and battery; l. J. i-i.ue,
iVI. .Mlcnaei rapp, .10111. 10117, .... ... o
Sot'ek, .Mrs. John PalTrey, .Mrs. Anme
Uilin, obHtrueting execution of legal pro
Cf; Jacob Kerber, pros.
51. Michael app, John r-airrey, ueoige
Sofek, Mrs. John Palfrey, Mrs. Annie
Hl.n, a.ssiiuit anci omiery upun iiuui.t
olllcer; Jacob Perber, pros.
David liouerts, roooery; ivunam a.
S'mpson, pros. , ,
M. Dan 'el McOonegal, Michael Toole,
Lemuel Philips. Sylvester Detrleh, burg
lary; Will. am I . Simpson, pros.
fit. Jonn Aiaioney, roooeiyi r.uwaiu 1 1..1-
bin ,pros. ...
ri. James, uean, rcion.ous wouiiujiis;
Henry J. Davis, pros.
1;. Kate W illiams, o'Siruei:ng exeeuiion
of legal proeefs; Hernard IJav.s, pros.
.17 Kate W'lliam. assault and battery
niton public olllecr; Hernard Davis, pros.
M. Kdward Cuwley, malicious mischief;
Thomas tlrler, pros.
fill. John ItlHIf-r, .leilFmio.ir' wuu.n.ni,
William T. Simpson, pros.
(ft. John Klbey, Sggravaie.l a-suun mm
battei-y: Mart n Ilartsnvage, pros.
111. John R ney, Hggrnviiieu iiiuuii uuu
buttery; Martin ISiirtsavngc, pros.
t!2. Charles tirocK, imKMniHra "n
and Imttery: Matthew Hart-'uvii.ge, pros.
Cit. John Mcr'K 11, agicraviiieii iif siuni
and battfiy: Matthew Hartsavage, pros.
til. John .Mcrsmn, nsaiaiitii-ii um-huh
and bntlcry; .Mntthew Hartunvnge, pros.
fi.V Charles Woes, nggrava'ie.i ussuun
and buttery: Matthew Hnrtsavage, pros.
(VI. Mary Funning, comon scum; i.uie
McDonnell, prox.
iff. Ann'e Loske, receiving stolen goods;
Wlliam T. Simpson, pros.
(18. Kva Honopke, rece-'vlng stolen goods;
Wlllliim T. Simpson, pros.
CO Kale' Bmainnlo, receiving stolen
goods; WilHiim T. S.mpson, pros. (
711. Josej.n l-'e lissy, lllicu.iy uuu rcici,-
Ing; M. L. Vn'l, pros. .
7) Oeorore H. Beybolt. larceny and re
ceiving; M. L. Va'.l, pros.
7" Stilll" Kelly, receiving stolen goods;
WHlliim T. Simpson, pros.
"a M irv Hoery, receiving stolen goons;
WIM'.sm T. Simr'Kon. pro3
71 Thomas MeDonoiigh. sr., Tno"nns
McDonoiigh, Jr., Claude English, f. loni
011s wounding: A. ISrown, pros.
7r.. Annie Zesnodix, receiving itolen
goods: W.'.lllam T. Simpson, pros.
7, Jns(e dn Ilredno, receiving utolen
goods: W.Mllnm T. Simpson, pros.
77. Anthony Toucher, recolving stolen
goods; II. II. Vfeiffcr. pros.
78, Carlo HuskM, receiving stolen goods;
Wl'.llnm T. H'mi'n, pros.
7i. Clinton Potter, aggravated assault
and battery: William T. Simpson, pros.
8. Steve Judge, Patrick Convey, larceny
and receiving; Charles Stone, pros,
Wednesday, Oct. 0.
81, W. O. Batman, John 8. Luce, at
toturit to commit arson; W. T. Simpson,
pros.
k2. John OrlfTIn, Clarence Do Pew, Louis
Ola.bb, iiulsnnce; Thomas Moore, pros.
83. S. Cohen, .ln Tomback, larceny by
bullec; Herman Kartieleft, pros.
81. W. II. HeSnharL larceny- by bailee;
A. F. Duffy, pros. ; ' .
85. W. H. Rein-hart, Mnbexslement; A. F.
Duffy, proa. v v
Mi VV. J. Mclntire: I. F. Heils. Allie
Harris, conspiracy; a. W. Ooleiaan, pros.
87. W. A. Mulaneyl forgery; John M.
Callen, pros. V. ,
88. W. A. Mulaney, nbeirlement; John
M. Callen. Pros. ..
8. M chel J. Welsh, kmbeislement; Ste
(ihn TunstaJI, pres. . 1 ...
90. Hurry
Annie Itoar.
si. W. J. i.
nivn. uro.
Ioarl sjisauft lattery;
hi, libel. Joseph J. tfer
hl, llbol; M. F. Fa.Vl-n.
Jim
W. W. J. Slubm
pres.
(leore
slum.-: Tie.
rui-
:. emberzlenient by con-
vyyhon, pro.
'. rmbezzU iilellt by con-
is
ill. Itol.eri
!renee: Thiili:i4
V)IIOII, pi'US.
-. Saniiii s:.n". narles Ho umnn
fiirelblu entP an
uviatner; J. ureenuuig.
pr.i.
W. PatrVH J.
Mi-Hal. iutl!ns i:uor
Without :e
I nun coil. Hi. pro.
Hi. I'air.ek
Sunday; Sar.
US. J.!m
Inn; John .M
ii'.i. Uri-nut-l
I . rinie, Mll.llg i;illur on
h' ill.ii. prox.
,1,... n. iui-ceny and refeiv-
: sr- - -
Cl-vint; Juh7
lale, pro.
kl, larceny and rcfelv
, pros. I
!!, a ding prisoner tf es-
lm. John & in
John .M il,
lul. John
'i!.-t:
VH.
i.ilka
Ho
c:i-;-e; John
VJ. John
cai.e: John
K-2.. Joriv
cat" u Join
ie, pros.
ullni prisoner t(
e, proa.
. aVUng prisoner t
ye..,
21 lit
es-
IjI'Os.
ka, felonious woun
lei,. J..t:t,V..i :i
.ng;
Wii iMitifitrt
II if. Juki, in ;i
ilek. John Con nella a.t
: John ihecjslta.. pro.,
k. John IlnhJiitls. as
: John bhcH".l. 1. prtis.
mi lit n ml f erB.
r Wtw!.i.
i' itt nn.U Vr-i
vchoKns, NsgiiMa Nliny
I recc.viii;-iittrh Col-
.111-., M U..
edith, burffhiry
George
litili'S, tiros?
pi!. Chm VTIi
'1, bawdy house
J.hn
1
baw-
U Miriile, pt:
1!!'. I'narHh
1. Cathnr ne Thiel
ily noiisc; I
..ilk, pros. 1
tick, tippling 'house;
pros. 1
attempt at burglars; 1.
OS.
iy. assault iind battery
r, Henry P. Wills, fro-.,
ek, George (san'.aileh,
:ery; Simon Narwsey,
in, ossault and batery;
:i. pros,
an .mai'clous mlhlef;
1, pro4.
111. l'eten a;
Thomas I.( h
112. Juhn ,,
J. MoNiitn p
113. John Wi
upon ptiliV'Uj
ill. rit.ni
niit
pros,
fadj
11.1. Jolt
Corncr.ui
11'!. J.irl
C01 nelln
P7. A.
rati', pri
1!. L.
ing llfo
11, forgery; Gustor Ram-
1 f
12
ms, fraudulently olta.n-
policy; G. W. GoJ-lard,
pros.
Il'.i. Pu
, el'ni Susan Btrgess,
,'ashlnirn, j.rs. 1
k, si lllug liquor o( San
ction, t.ros. I
ley, felonious at'empt;
adultery
V'cl l',-t
dny; Th.ll fl
121. I 'oa1
John Ca J7
in v net 1 n 1
122. Ioiil
weapons 1
ley. carrying concealed i
awley, pros. !
, .,,.,y ,1 I
I2H. .Iota
attempt at rapil;
Kate
John
Kelley. I
I24. Mai
11, fortune telling;
Tierney,
121. .Ma
Tierney.
12il. J OS
bawdy housij; John
opsh', John Shilkoski,
4vid
Adam I
aggrava
ki, Benjamin S:kofk.,
It ami battery; Uwrenee
Kenopa,
127. Jo.-
howskl, Mary Pophow-
skv, Ian
lilee; 1). Kernec pros.
12S. Jntt
W .S. Hlrt
Moll I, I Jb.
1). L. Br?J
K. L. Cif'
Sin th. Windsor l-'osier,
jm 11. SteveiM George
IIii-sh, Will am Harper,
Dav.s, public ir.uMnce;
1211. J a
Sunday:
ry. Jr., selling Iquor on
"lankliti, pres. 1
l:. .Iasffe.
y. selling liquor to m n-
k! In, pros. 1
1H1. Ua
Cr'ppen,
122. Ki
bastardy
Jones, perjury; Martin
atkins. fornication, and
Ma rtln, pros.
133. MlJ
pshttis, larceny and re-
ceiving;
i:;i. Ju-
In: Chii
k.Monsky. pros.
sh. larceny and recclv-
hens, iiros.
1.11. JalJ
ikl. recj.v 'an stolen
I tv hells, pros
goods:
I or
.ngs, perjiuy; l nomas
... .101
Levsjion
127. M.
ceny 11"'
:s. Ka
Me.Ve-.y
rev. J. R. 1 hnias. !ar-
James Fai r. II, pros.
ng
. coiuoinn scold; James
llty, common scold;
Jll-M.
II'-
Thy
Zas.l
M.
Ivin, Jolm. Stanko, John
.:2'M
rlsoner. to escape; jonn
-.:iMtn
V.. Ar
t1f.1l.) I
John" P'nnko, John
Llohn .na'iirski.' pros.
In
14,
assault and battery;
Mary
As)
nssault and .battery;
143. K01
Mnry As'
144. Win
tardy: Id
II.".. JnutfT
John Wivifl
111'.. Joh'inl
lUUCdt iu:'
147. Patio
Ing: X1ard.
IIS. Job sir;
xl
viJ, fornlcatlbn -and bas
I '.V"ox. -
Xlty, pointing pistol;
ay?ault and battery;
s.
len, larceny and Tecelv
. prox.
. John Flnnegan, lar
'; Maria Brady, prox.
Iy, asault and battery;
ceny ami'in
14. .M'dll
I W. H. Pi
rie, assault and battery;
liie. v
Charles
OS.
-.' ult y. carrying concealed
1.11. Jan
weaimn; 1
ini, pros.
Idny. Oct. 1 1.
ftone. forgery; George M.
152. My
Hull, pi-l
1.13. Myf.
George M.
Stone, embezzlement;
pros.
151. W-IK-Andrew
In
Inenrrow, false pretences;
pros.
irrow. Mnry Owens, sell-
15,1. Johv
In... I'm,,.
uit license; Jueob (VPrin-
tek. pros Q
illnoskl. Joseph Olcbeykl,
1. ti. jon
Joseph I'
public of
117. Jolp t
Mulvey, ff
Thomas o
IIS. Thl
, nsKiiu't nnd battery upon
Max Ko'-Mer. pros. 1
Iney. M l ward Mott. 'M. J.
m rteynolds, conspiracy;
Ki, pros, r
Iiv s. John -RoV rts. James
Ll4k. HrvW. John
Robert
Mi-Wow -liry i.i.,...-r
burglsryii'on Merry estlier. pi
Mil. J. Usler. po'.mtifig li'V"1'
11-
inm K. Jin. pros. - v - ,
MtO L. 1 ilman,
yieriiri no.., viv'
Hll -'Jusepn. lai.-u
pretences; a
yler Vrnon, pro- , t ..
Fhllln-son, on jonnmn, re..-
nnlsl
liqu I Sunday. Ann.e i-asnau.-,
I IB
.Toli Vrmn. George Chnrogooslcl,
lit iiVterv: Annie C.oora. prox.
AtJ sriev!iiskey. as-snulit nnd
batten-; . A-i Upinekev, prox.
IIS. lio 'liMmlKd. nggrava.ted assault
nnd battlhn nulla, pros.
liW J (f)trnh'ek. assault and bat
tery; Ml Nnllnh- pros.
1(17. Mal.bV adultery; John T.erney,
P"i;s.' Dn '-lllon. Sylvester Fallon. Pat
rick Mel Hjhrry Messett, larceny and
reeelvlnnrtin Cripncn. pros.
1i Jn?i . irhorevk. d'ssnadlng wlt
n'nc w Tj H'mpson, pros.
170. Jol rlsroule. uVas Willlnm De
vler. la.r nMd receiving; Joseph tas
scsse, nr 1 ...
171 Cle 1 Msnh. Jr., felonious
woundln etiard Morgan, pros,
itnrdny, Oct. 12.
172. He Htoar, surely; Annie Hoar,
Pn3.'HelIoar, desert'on; Annie Hoar,
P'v74. Wl lena Caryvill, surety; Veron-
lea ShPti. irox
J. Robb,
surety; Maty
Nellie Quick,
II.-.. ..IB
Robb, pi
178. JarKJ
Lick, surety;
"". 1 .... T TV tlrl..
177. lotooes, surety, .... " "-.
Sea greaves, surety; Lucy
fclhollock, surety; Bridget
C'jwgrove, surety; Mrs. Kate
iMilley, surety; peter foy,
Inlley, surety; Peter Foy,
, surety; WIHIam Arch
tklnson, surety; Bridget
Is, surety; Caroline Lew',
Jenkins, surety; Margaet
J. Gall ajtrTU rely; T.J.
1 W'lllams.jsvimy; airs. .i
r urn,
tvvewn. sarpiy; jonn mil
I Carney,, surety; Anthony
iMk'nson, desertion; Bridget
1 Paper
S li s and colorings
vi r fine this season.
. Wt us , lix you up I
slbie room witli ml
qjpapcr, $5; ,
' - j.
mti
11 ; v iitijii
,,
John Grasual, surety; Charles Low,
pros.
!KJ. Joseph Beddoe,
surety; Anthony
csnevinsKey, proa,
lid. Chaiiea LapinskI,
surety; Michael
L4)cko. pros,
lfc. Thomas Jennings, surety
Mary Me-
Annrew, prox.
liHi. AHey Brown, surety; Thomas Mc
Doncugh, pros.
117. L. A. BUhop, surety; Annie An
thony, prox.
I'.'v Aatouio Sebeskie, surety; Cassie
Brliloe, prox.
Yji. Aggie Sebeskle, surety; Cassle Bed
doe, prox.
2-1. Antonio Sebeskle, surety; Cassle
Beddoe, pi-ox .
2il. George Nobelky. Frank Nobelsky,
surety; Andrew Clum.ck, pros.
SliCiUND H LFik.
.Monday, Oct. 14.
!ii!. Joseph, al'as John Wlsnlskl, murder;
H um T. Simpson, pros.
2oi Jumes l'eiry, rupc; Thomas Ley-
Siloll, l'OS.
2:1. Abraham Glazier, selling liquor on
Sun lay; John Shivak. pros.
2uj. John Lukan. Mary Lukon, selling
llouor w thout l.ceiisi; Albert liucta, pros.
2"-;. Miehae.1 Kiotky, felonious wouiui.UK;
M eiiiie. Motan. pros.
2n7. Harney .Ma. key. aggravated assault
and bal'.eiy; John Mar an, pros.
2'iT'i. Lam s. Marino, robbery; Bridget
Roi.k, prox.
tn. Pati.ck Feeny. obstructing execu
tion of lesal process; Jleruy Burscbel,
pres.
2Hi. Patrick Feeny. aggravated aEsault
and b.it'.eiy: Meiry Uiuschel, pros.
210. Joseph (iizywinski, selling liquor on
Sunday; Thoma.s Leyshon. pros.
211. John Gizysi- nski. welling liquor
without a Hctn-ie; Tho-nins Leyshon, pro.
212. Jose; h Gtzy .n-kl. nvll'iig liquor
without license; Thomas Ix-yshon, pros.
2111. John Grxyw link-., seil.ng l.quar on
Sunday; Thomas Leyshon. pros.
211. James Kii.tht, robbery; William T.
S mpson. pros.
21.1. Anthony Haroanl:', aggravated a.s
rault and battery; Victor Chankuskey,
pros. 9
2!'i. Thomas MeXulty, Wlll'nm Mc-Kiehola-.,
John iMeNiehohn, John Ba
111011, robbery; Stc.!ien Dyer, pros.
217. Chillies Liden, burglary; John Sur
ber, pros.
21S. Mariin Botoznzk, ns-sault and bat
tery; Au lr zf Kt.irtik, pros.
21:1. Anthony Ketmak s, Anthony Ke-
turakis. Jr., G-mhkj Kiiperunas, Jos-epn
Kazlan.-kiM, lelou.ous wound ng; (.mines
Hlai-k, pros.
220. Andr -w Smith, Joseph Keturlsh, fe
lonious wounding; George Smith, pros.
221. Thomas Roinml. assault uiwi oai-
"IV J'A'L? V "M' .,
- -. ..utry .,...,'.. I, lu-muu ..- u.n.j,
Agnes Hunter, prox.
221. P.itrii k Riiane, assault nnd bat
tel v; Ann .Munley, prox.
221. M'.chael Cogg ns, larceny and re
ceiving; George V. Okell, pros.
225. Michael H'laml, larceny and receiv
ing: George W. Okell, pros.
22ii. Michael Buffer, larceny nnd receiv
ing; George W. Okell, pros.
227. Michael RuflVr. larceny and receiv
ing; W'illiun Cressler, pros.
Tuesday, Oct. 15-
228. Henry Goodman, perjury; Henry
Derrick, pros.
23. M.nthew Coleman, negllgenco by
ba-iee; Thomas I 'l "otim-ll, pros.
210. Max KoehU-ii, ft-lon.sMi attempt;
John Sites, pro.
221. Joseph G'-reskie, felonious attempt;
John S lus, pros..
232. Jacob Geivskle, felonious rfttempt;
John S- tils, t.ros.
2113. Jr.hn Gereskie, felonious n.'.tempt;
John Situs, pros.
234. Jus. (ill Horoszwetz, assault and bat
tel y; Jaeob Sj.a-tt, pros.
235. Will am Owens, felonious wounding;
Thomas Murphy, pins.
2.111. Joseph Kalapilo. selling liquor with
out license; Thomas Leyshon. pros.
237. Joseph. Kulaplln, selling liquor on
Siimlav: Thomas leyshon, pros.
23s. John Kindly, felonious wounding;
Paul Mergood, pros.
2211. John Langnn, larceny by bu lee;
Patrick Jordan, pros,
2l'i. John T. Junes, adultery; Margaret
Morgan, prox.
211. John T. Jones, fornication and bas
tardy; .Margaret .Morgan, prox.
212. George F. An'hony, violation of
game law: S J .Hinds, pros.
213. George F. Anthony, catching llsh
w th rack; S. J. II .nils. pros.
211. John Corrello, Dominlck Dcmnrko.
N'ehnbis Demarko. Michael Rich. Joseph
Loiouse. Ang.-lo Carinetto, riot; Thomas
Levshon. pros.
215. I'atrek Lnrkln, Patrick McDonnell.
P111 rick Walsh, aggravated assault and
bnJtery: Frank W II ams, pros.
2 HI. John Walk!!", felonious woumding;
William T. S nil .'on. pros.
217. Joseph Rogers, Adam Salturskcy;
felonious wounding; Simon Narw skey,
pro..
21S. John Wntklns, felonious wounding;
W 111am T. Simpson, pros.
2l!i. John Watklns, felonious wounding;
y;lllam T. S mpson, pros.
Wednesday, Oct. I1.
250. Thomas Piu'e, Reuben Morris, rob
bery; Thotnaj Harris, pios.
251. Joseph Thomas, rape; Angelina
Cockeri'II, prox.
252. John Lukan, robbery; August Vock
rolh, in 04.
2.13. F. JI. Hewitt, W. II. Hewitt, nuis
ance; Thomas Ia-yshon. pros.
251. Simon Christ. Michael Jerkman, as
sault nnd battery; Peter Vergin, pros.
25.1. S nion Christ, Michael .lerkin-in, as-
ta li 11 11 in. uaiseiy, , r-i,.-i , is-.", a
2.''.. Anthusie Seruper, assault and bat- I
tery; Stephen Miller, pros.
257. Jacob Seruper, assault and bat
tery; Stephen Miller, pros.
25S. Frank Seruper, assault and bat
tervjSteprten .Miller, pros.
259. John Lukan, aggravated assault and
buttery: August Vo.-kroth, pras.
2MI. Frederick Warlike, aggravated as
sau'it and battery: II. C. Smwl. pros. .
2H1. James J. Fahey. J. J. Cnllahaii, neg
ligence by bailee; B. J. Neville, pros.
2H2. Willinm N. Clark, assault and bat-
ry; Karnle Datcsman, prox.
2i3. W. L. Welherby, Coll' lis Welherby,
lult 11114 battery; D. Woodmaney, pros.
1. JO.nil i.. I' 110ns. aggiiivuieii assauii
battery; Will am Parreii, pros.
, flerome Sealzo, felonious attempt:
P. Wilis, pros.
m. Gorome Sealzo, carrying concealed
limns; H. P. Wills, pros.
2'I7. August Brill, assault nnd batterv
ipon public olll'-er: P. A. Allbach, pros.
2US. Peter Allbach, felonious attempt:
August Hruel, pros.
2'i. Albert Lentz, brenkng fence; M. J.
Lovern. pros.
270. WIH'atn Kun'z. m'sdemeanor In of
fice: ,1aeib Walz, pros.
271. John Riildanrf, larceny and receiv
ing; Os-ar Freeman, pros.
272. E. It. Wright, false pretences; N. B.
Levy, pros.
lieve
iss Goods
192.
Contains the finest assortment of Dress Goods to be
found iu the city.
Domestic Dress
Paris Novelties
German Black Goods
Fancy Silks
Haskell Black Silks
We take great pleasure
MEARS &
15 UCKAua.UA AVENUL
!?3. Patrick ' Heny, carrying concealed
Weapon; Ann KJ maids, prox.
271. Charks Hale, assault and battery;
W Lam Freeman, pros.
275. James Cornwall, selling liquor on
Sunday; Jennie Horn, prox.
2, "J. James- Corr.Kn. veiling liquor with
out llct-nse; J.-nn e Horn, pros.
277. James Corrigaii, furn-oh.ng liquor to
miio-asjL Jenne Horn, prox.
ITS. yies G.igallon, raiie; Cecelia
ThonipPssj. prox.
2;. Alary Lram, n.?ault and battery;
Stephen Shol.nskey, pl us.
ihursday, Oct. 17.
2;0. Luig! Sealzo, rhalcious mischief by
explo'ivci; Gaur.el l'unl ajio. pros.
W. It. Lowarus, uj.woy house; Ed
ward Risw.g, prox.
2!i2. Jonaiinx laii-ano, Runaro Lodaio,
S-uta Loilaio, Peter ejpola, Andrew Lo
uato. l'hli.p Lodaio, lareiny and rectiv
iug; Jotse-pli A. .iears, -pros.
2&J. Johanna Laearro. Runaro Isl.lto,
Sana Lodaio, Peter Spota, Andrew Lo
daio. i'h.l.p Loilaito, laie.-ny and roce.v
ins; M. Langsta:i, prox.
2M. Jciiunixi t. aex. ro, Runaro Lo.lato,
Sarta, l.odato. Pet .-r bpo.;u, Andrew Lo
Uato, l'h.lip Lodato, larceny and rece.v
n;;; Moves Blown, pros.
2a5. Johanna l.aairu, Runaro, Lodaio,
S i: la Lodato, Peter tipem. Andrew Lo
dato, I'li;-. l.oila.;o, laieeny and ruce.v
ing; John Clelund, pros.
2Mi. Juhai'.na i-iiuiro, Runaro lAlata,
Sarta Loiato, Peter Spoita, Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Lodato, larceny and receiv
ing: Soloman Goldsmith, pros.
2N7. Johanna Laearro, Runaro Lodato,
Stria Lodato, Peter Spota. Andrew Lo
daio, Pbil.p Lodaio, larceny und receiv
inir; S nion Luuer, p-.os.
2sS. Alexaii'l" r Kc.-.sl.-r, assault and bat
tery; George Sm gel, pros.
2:i. Alexanuer i.eteoskl, felonious
wound ng; G -orge Sm.g' I, pros.
2J0. F. A. Ehrguod, n.s--au,t and battery
upon puijiic olllecr; Jumes Oiirku, pros.
21U. John Siiivinski, assaull und battery
Benjamin Lewis, pros.
2!i2. .Martin Sullzv tiggravated assault
a:i-l bat-tery; C harles riauer, pros.
2113. Joseph P.. Osgood, false pretences;
Charles H. Clause, pros.
2UI. Juhanna Laearro, Runaro Iidato.
Sarta Lodato, Pi.ter Siota, Andrew Lu
nula. I'll. lip I.oda.'.o, larcny und- receiv
ing; G. W. Fritz, pros.
211.1. Johanna licarro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato, Peter Spota. Andrew Lo
dato, i'h.l.p Lodato. larceny and receiv
ing; II. J. Collins, pro
2in:. Johanna Licir.ro, Runaro lodato,
Sarta I.o.lato, Poter Kiota, Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Ixidato, larceny anil receiv
ing; I". H. Piiiley. pros.
2S7. Johanna l-iearro, Runaro Lodato,
Santa Lodato, Peter Spntii, Andrew Lo
dato, l'h-l.-p Lodato, larceny iund recelv
ng; Charles Schenk, pros.
2liS. Jo"ph Gr ska, assault and battery
upon public ottiecr; John J. Rnyd, pros.
2!il. R'-bard Davis, afcuult und battery;
Hal Torrance, pros.
3i. George Sldler, assault nnd battery;
Hal Torrance, pros.
301. Jobanna Laearro, Runaro lodato,
Sarta lodato. Peter S110.n1. Andreiv l.o.
1l.1t o, Philip Lodato, larceny and receiv
ing: A. a. It. Heal, pros.
302. Johanna l.a.-arro, Runaro Lodato,
Sa.rta Lodato, P.ter Spota, Andrew Lo
dato, I'hil'p Ioilato, lureeny and receiv
ing; E. Gorman, pro.
3u3. Jnhnnna l.aearro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Loda.to, Pe.ter Spota, Andrew Lo
dnto, I'h-lllp Lo Into, larceny and receiv
n: Da ic Hanister, proa.
3ol. Johanna Lnea.rro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato, Peter Spota. Andrew Lo
dato, Ph'llp Ixi.lito, larceny and receiv
ing: Edwin Lloyd, pros.
Sol. Isaac Lows, assault and battery;
Carrie Bombnugh. -prox.
30"!. George lienson, aault and battery
upon public olllecr; WIIMam T. Simpson,
pros.
307. Mnry Duggnn, Huhert Dnggan, as
sault nnd battery; Bridget Dav. prox.
3ns. Hubert Dnggan. .Ma.rv i)uggan, ag
gravnted assault and battery; Michael
Day, pros.
.'lull. George W. Decker, Jr., aggravated
assault and battery; C. L. Bears, pros.
Friday, Oct. IH.
310. Palrick Sullivan, Maggie Sullivan,
Calharl.no Sullivan, assault and battery
upon public olllcer; Thuinas W. Jones,
pros.
.'111. Bess-vie Rosi nberger, assault und bat
tery; l;. Levi. pros.
312. Hi-sH.e Rosenberger, assault and bat
tery; David Levi. pros.
313. Stephen Radeky, a.sf inlt and bat
tery; Mrs. Stephen Gura, prox.
314. Peter Sm th. kuceny and receiving;
George Block, pros.
.'11.1. John McNulty, Bridget McXnlty,
selling liquor without Kcense; Timothy
J.iiics, proa.
3111. John .McNiiliy, Bridget McNulty,
selling liquor on Sunday; Timothy Jones,
pros.
317. Harry Cbamboro, aggravated as
sault and battery; George D.-rgota. pros.
315. Peter Engle, embezzlement; H. ShU
beit, pros.
319. Nicholas Black, assault and bat
tery; Simon ArushiiM. pros.
320. Robert Tuinliull, assault and bat
tery; J. Kromer, pros.
321. Charlotte Elderkl-n, assault and bat
tery; Mary Jane Jones, ju-ox.
322. Joseph .Morgan, cs-siuit and bat
tery; David W. Lloyd, pros,
32.1. Jomes (lilgallun, assault and bat
tery; Jacob Rich, pros.
324. John McDonnell, Jr., assault and
battery; Mrs. Daniel Haggerty, prox.
325. An'hony Dougherty, breaking fence;
Ann Toban, prox.
320. Harry Halchock. assault and bat
tery; John Rulla, pros.
327. .Mary Ro.ak, omault and battery;
John Kane, pros.
32s. Isaac Hamilton. Inrceny and receiv
ing; M. J. Stone, pros.
33. Stanley Yabol'nskl, malicious mis
chief; OciM-gc Sosnowskl, pros.
330. John F. Atk'nson, assault and bat
teryq: Hi-Mget Atk'-nson, prox.
331. John II. Neal, assault and battery;
John Pooth. pros.
332. J. C. Cempton. May Compton. as
sault and battery; Elizabeth H. Brown,
prox.
333. John Ynpio. aggravated assault and
battery; WlH'am Thomais. pros.
334. David H. Evans, assault and bat
tery; WIIMam Thomas, iros.
335. Thomiu. Connell, aggravated ns-sault
o-n.l iMitJpry; Newton WI1liam. pros.
33B. John Babel, assault und battery;
John Rai'afskle. .ros.
337. IlitrVk Sullivan, assault and bat
tery; Ann Walters, prox.
338. Patrick SulHvan, assault and bat
tery; Dorothy Walters, prox.
33H. Ann Dolan, Maggie Dolan, assault
and battery: Cella Mcliermott. prox.
310. John Ilurlandok. assault and bat
tery; Mlcrael Zulkowskl, proa.
311. S'mon Kolmonsky, assault and bat
tery, Mary Tracev, prox.
312. S'mon Kolmonsky, polnblng pistol;
Mary Traced, prox.
Our
Goods
in showing our goods.
HAGEN,
Dept.
Saturday, Oct. 1 0.
343. M'zatK-th Davis, surety; Lottie
tMUIllII, UIUX.
344. Thomas Shields, surety
pel, pros.
Henry Sip-
.nil. ivi ward Hordwick, surety; John
ji. iiuii.iiti. pros.
346. Charles Lappor, surety; Fritz Pflgor.
pros. '
JI7. Owen Edward.-), surety; Susan Da-
1IIOX.
Six. Isaac aiolinal eurety, Philemon
Gambol, pros.
34i. John Nemsoek, Mary Nemsock,
surety; John tioriska, pros.
3.10. iKittle ilarsden, surety; Elizabeth
l-av.M, prox.
351. Agg'.o Slbeakle, surety; Frank Krop
cnskilc, pros.
:I52. Simon Kolomonskl, surety; Mrs,
Mary Cus.i-k, prox.
.3. Harry A. lepew, surety; Jesse
nra-iy, pros.
3.1. Michael Splndler, surety; Daniel
jiKnzman, pros.
355. J(a-ob Ruddy, eurety; John Gil
bride, pros.
351!. Margaret Jenkins, surety; David E,
Jenkins, pros.
3;.7. Robert Reed, surety; Elizabeth
neon, prox.
35S. William. Griffiths, desertion; Amelia
GrlUths, prox.
3.11). William Connelly, surety; John Con
nelly, pros.
31:0. Joseph Herring, desertion; Maria
iierr ng, prox.
Siil. Philemon Gambol, surety; Alexan
der Wurbely, pros.
::i;2. Alexander Losert, surety; Anna Lo
eert, prox.
13. Theodore K'me. sr.. Kn.te Klmo.
Maggifl Ki'me, Theodore KIme, Jr., surety;
A. n. i:me, pros.
.Hit. William James, desertion;
James, prox.
31.5. Samuel Armovlch, surety;
Gordon, proa.
llii'i. Peter MeCann, desertion;
MeCann, prox.
Maggie
Andrew
Bridget
3i)7. A. L. Wlllsey. desertion,
Leyshon, pros.
Thomas
IMS. Patrick Hcffron, surety; James Hef-
iron, pros.
!ti'-l. George
Bnwler, surety; Henry
Wangh, pros.
370. John F.
D"iin, pros.
371. Willlnm
Coyne, t.ros.
Burke, jr., surety; James
Coyne, surety; Barbara
372. William Healy,
surety, John Ryan,
pros.
373. John Shernough,
Hoi-honlek. pros.
surety; George A.
374. Theodore Zuberenskc-y, surety; John
AoomnicK, tiros.
37.1. Patrick Rod dv. Arthnny Ruddy,
Hugh P.uldy, Mlehinl Ruddy. James
IVmprey, gurety; John J. Dougherty,
pros. ,
370. Fred Kellerman, desertion; Annie
Kcllermun, prox!
"How to Cure All Skin Dlsencs."
Simply apply "Swnyne's Ointment."
M internal meowine required. Cures tet
ter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, etc., leaving the skin clear.
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remeuy. Ask your druggist for awayne's
ointment. :
Taylor's New Index Map of Seranton and
Dun more
For sale at Taylor's Directory office, T5
Tribune building, or given with an order
for the Seranton Directory JX9.
liny tho Wchcr.
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros.
Plllrbury's flour mills have a
of 17,500 barrels a day.
capacity
REXFORD'S,
There Was Shipped
To us from our old store at
Washington, D. C, that we
closed up on Aug. 26th, 2S
big cases of goods. In them
were packed almost $10,000
worth of Watches, Jewelry,
Silverware and Pictures. A
great deal of these goods
were the same as we had
sufficient stock of. This sur
plus is now being sold at
hurry-out prices. To real
ize how far your dollar will
go means a visit Come and
look.
CLOCKS
West window full of Clocks
at about half. Decorated
Porcelain Mantel Clocks,
$1.90. Marbleized Gold
Ornamented, S-day Cathe
dral Gong, $4.75; 8-day
Cabinet Mantel, $2.98 $5
up and down the street.
SILVERWARE
Dozens of bargains that we
have no room here to sing
about some hints:
Rogers' Teaspoons 45c.
and $1 a set. Sugar Shap
er, Quadruple Plate,
worth $3, for $1.25. All of
Rogers Bros.' 1847 goods
so low that you had better
get them now.
PICTURES
Never even anything like
rV-.. TM a. T 1 lv
it. ivegant r ramea rvngrav
ings, Etchings and Pastels
at about the price of the
glass alone; 20x24 framed
matted Pastels, 50c; $1.75
would not look too much.
Any price, in fact, to keep
this rush up. Visit the
Picture Department, sure.
We thank you that have
kindly waited to get served.
We'll try and be more ready
for you from now on.
REXFORD,
213
Lackawanna Ave.
TAR GUM
Cures Colds, Lays Out LaGrippe,
Cures Ineipicnt Consumption.
Manufactured by G. ELM EN
DOR F, Elmira, N. Y., and for aalo
by the trade generally.
MEGARGEL & CONNELL,
, Wholesale Agents, Seranton, Pi
LUMP
eEPTl!
Art In Lamps Tha Artistic
Of Today Blends vita tbo
Useful.
The day of things make to "look at"
Is past. Ornaments are simply beau
tiful necessities. The "Home Beauti
ful" is made so by the selections of
the handsome and elegant in what are
useful, if not absolutely necessary.
The lamp of today is more than a light
giver. It's part of the decoration, the
ornamentations especially suitable for
that end from its use. On Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 30, and
October 1 and 2, you arc respectfully
invited to our opening of a collection ol
all that is new, artistic and desirable
In lamp productions nf the season.
As this is un exhibition and recep
tion, visitors arc assured of every fa
cility for inspection and examination
wiluout being importuned to buy.
China Hall
WEICHEL & MILLAR,
134 WYOraiHQ 1VENUS.
11
We've got the newest Fall
Shoe for men on sale finest
toe a little rounder than it
has been
We have the best line of
School Shoes
ever shown in the city, in all
styles and all prices.
U llUUIIUUill
410 Spruce Street,
THIS
WITNESS THAT
II. I). SWAUTZ & CO.
Ar th Leading Wholesale Agents In
Smokeless Powder,
GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
L. C. Smith's and Remington
Guns, Clay Pigeons and
Tlgeon Traps.
Telephone 2723. Open Evenings.
813K Spruce Street, between Penn and Wyo
miug Avenues.
IN SUMMER
Cooling drinks ro necessary. They are the
universal antidote for excessive warmtb.
Motliing la so popular with the fair box In
Hcranton as onr soda sorved In all the various
flavors and with crenm for only a nickel a
glass. To liavo their attentions well recelvod,
young men should trrat their sweethearts
coolly, ana by Inviting them to enjoy our soda,
which is really the coolest and most delightful
summer drink In the city, wholesome, health,
ful and Invigorating. Soda headB the list of
summer beverages, and the foaming stream
from our fountain heads the list of all sodas.
J
3I4UCM. AVE., SCRANTON, Pi
TAKE CARE
and ynur eyes will
tako oare of you. If
K
$3.00
SCHANK
n w iflniURDn
iiiuuinmu u unu
OF YOUR EYES KhiTrv
niiuiiiu j i " go to DR. SHIM.
niiRO'S and have your eyes examined free.
We have reduced prloos aud are the lowest la
the city. Nlokel spectacles from f 1 to 13; gold
from t4 ton, "
305 Spruo StrMt 8oranton, Pa,
mm