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TnE SCXtANTOH". TRIBUNE TUESDAY MOSXIN ft. OCTOBER 2D, 1893.
FURS
No mttitcr whnt the disease is or how
muny doctors hcvo faiicd to cure vou, ask
your draivt for a 25-ccnt vial of one ol
Munyofi i urea, and if you are not bene
fited your nmr.i-y Ul ba refunded. Tuia
Cuiupuiiy JiL.a i:
A curs for every dlseasa
IN A SAD CONDITION.
Scorgo Dennis .Mnv lio Blind for
life.
Thn cnmlllinn of Oc rge Dennis, who
was hurt so badly by premature blast
ii t the Wilson Creel; mines, la not much
Improved, and tlie re: ults of the acci
dent will probably rausc him to ko
through life without rilsht. Ills broth
er. 'W illiam, who was hurt at the same
:lme, Ih much imiiroed, and Ib able to
.valk about.
The Injuries of G ?onre were much
more severe, as ho stood directly in
front of the place when the explowlon
occurred, and thus received Its full
force. He was taken to the hospital,
but Inter decided to ko to Philadelphia
and have his eyes treated as it was
feared that he would lose the slpht. On
the way to the train, however, he be
came so weak that he was unable to ko
further and was taken to his home.
Here his eye has become worse, and
bctran to run. and it is feared that it
will effect the other. Dr. Hnlley was
in Scranton yesterday, where he se
cured nn oculist, and an operation will
be performed soon and the eye re
moved. This Is done in order to save the
other If possible, nnd every effort to
preserve its slpht is belriK made, it is
rot probable that anything can be
done, and the man will be obliged to
po through life sltrhtless. He bears
all his sufferings with the Kreatest for
titude, despite the terrible pnin lie
suffers. At one time It was tlioupht
that his arm would have to be am
putated, but this has been saved
through great care.
INDOOR BASK BALL.
The Fever lias Struck Carbondnlc-Two
Tenuis Are Formed.
The Ind.-xinlAve b.Tll craze hns at la?t
rtr-uH: Oat'bnnd'.ile and the- result Is
trot twoclulhs have been formed whldh
wWI represent Ca.rhondale. The same
i railrt to be fully as exciting as tho
ulifcxw CTiime ami v)ni.iklora:lle enthu-r!vs-m
Os tnr.wlf pt ed by our cranks, who
VIM ile riven the ct.ance to pee th:!lr
t'.i.!ne ployed during ithc wlmter. Sev
eral icowi-h.iro'twn formed In Pcran
n nrM Wlllr-,3-I!'.irre aril there will
T'rrihaihly ,be 'a lt'.n;;ie formed.
Clire of t'h! flr.ihs ormnrrl wHl 1)3
known as the arhnmlale Indoor Vae
5t.ill club and will be the one which
wl.ll reprcrenit the oity in fche gnmes
v.'.:h ol.her towr. The team in a W
on, rr.o-.jy of the farbondjle TMse 1MI
--itn, wh-i did filch sjj work this
funimer, iclnz nifmbrs. Thrive who
Iteirnic and VhcAr pos'i Jons are: Lu.hy,
captain and pitcher; Carpnntcr,
cateher; Atdccn, An b.-.e; Staltz,
rrrond hc,e: Wrirzel. fihort n'.rm; lie
lOiy, tV:l bn: n-irrott. le-rt fl.'bl: Tt-n-ton.
Cf.nlor field: W'.'llims. V-ft fU'.tf.
Tho flrsi.1 r.inie to lip nluyerl w-:il conie
off tom.iir -.w .T.'iht vi'i'h a club known
f!9 the All-n'-nJm-n. The Alhtrir.is are
t eoo-l d-r.h 3r,:i jvospsts ahunclanco
of rr-.I 'iterlil. The eluih will r a
f-,!!o-.-: rnx. rar-.hpr: Munloy, pitrlhcr;
McHoJ fhert ptop; CTfirU. flirt base:
M.ing. -ic-i-nrl bif; Tildgeon, tMrrl
base; " --."-.n. oiptavn wM loft field: Ho
Ran, c-.-.icr field and Lyr.ott, rlslnt (KM.
AN I-XCniNG DISPUTE.
A Wciunn Dcfonds Her Property with
nn Axe.
The re-iM-n'fl of TTpper nclmnnt
f'tc-crit were riven a tiite of r?'.il exc'ite
rrrTi; ypsterdMV mirring when N.irtcy
Pvllon q.ttfmptrd to itnp l',e building
ff a fecee on what she claims as her
proncTtv.
(Vi-.. Fisiilon bss fencfd 1n son-e Ijmd
vO-i'.-lh brCrrins ito J. ,T. Albrils'lit. He
fill if. to IRorr.'a.rd Murphy, who at
it",'TTip,!r,d tr 1nip posicsi5iin of It yeKter
r'ny. i .-r'-rt'p'.ngly same men were spp't
) huMd . frne nor&m ''he plot which
Mra. H?llon cinlrrs. Hhe tlhreatened
i-Ci-i w-rrkmen 'a nd a wnTramt vtm sworn
cut f-r her nrre"it. The workmen ln
irr:4 to fln!'i 'th? Job whWe Mr Pal-f'-'a
wm dpferrV'ii herf elf bofore an fil
' i-m.in. J. IF. Maxwr.n nppearfrl upr.n
it.'ro pvrw plout tivi' time aM pre
V(rt:f.rl V.pm In ''t dfi-.Ens. He also
W"" br-ij.rrran fmr the womBm.
Mr. Kciirney c.li'ima it'hnL hi peopJo
hive p.iiif;rs nhowlng them to be own
of th? proppnty, wih,'le fp'rwU of
TOrrx-y .jy ilt IN hens by FquftMrr's
rir'ht. Pitie pavo as heir dT"termiliiiatilon
in flpiht ;l'he mn'titerouit has r:cured
t'in efvi3tB of a lawyer.
PASSED AWAY.
rntrlck Lnnnin I)le nt His Homo on
Fnllbrnok Street.
' At (! o'clock Inst cveprl! ratrlclc
T "rrrnn, a highly respected citizen of
tb!p city, passed away at his home, on
Fpllhronk street.
Mr. T,anean was born in Ireland
forty-two years ago. He enme to
America In 1R01 nnd settled in this city,
where he has since made Ms horn".
T Is survived by his wife and six
rblV'ren, three daughters. Pnrh. Mary
nnd Maggie, and throe sons, Patrick,
Michael and Thomas, one brother,
John, one sister, Mrs.i Patrick Murphv.
I'is father, who is very old. In very 111.
The funeral services will be celebrat
ed at St. Rose's church Wednesday
afternoon at S. 30 o'clock. Interment
In St. Rose's cemetery.
DEATH OF MKS. BARRETT.
She F.xniros from tho Fffccts of Terrible
Itiirns Received mn Tlma A"n.
Mn. Jcfcm T?arrei!t, who TccoK-ed er
JiiblR burr Sfveral wcrks ago by hnv
hig her clcOhKB Igmiteid, died wt 'the trs-
Ttie rcmatTn w-ptp in ten from 1iho
tirmrfi'nt to fhe ihnme of her ;e.p.fli-.1
Tih'-wros 1-Hltf. ion Dicdaff ntrrt.
fi-rim wlwlrlh niince t.he funrr.il wiYI
take place ithlH afl'ernoon at 3 o'c;oek.
, Mm.?., arreii,t was born 1m IrtCand
T6RM3-Strlc'lT "SH During Thlt Sa.
pARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. LINO
i lcums, Draperies, Window
Miaacs, ana Wail Paper,
4I9 LACKAWANNA AVIHUL
GREAT ALTERATION SALE
W have decided on Swooping Renua.
tlon rather th id cover op our itoodt dur
. iuR onr oxt iimivi) linprovemonta. and
hare marked down everything in thi
ttnra at eot and lea. 8oe our Window
, , idnplny, which will aabitaatiute what we
my:
inqraln Cifpolt (ram 15c. to BOc, Warih 25e. le TSo.
BrtitMli Carpeti, 40c. to Sue Worts 60c to 90o
VValiPipira, Be., Worth 10c,
And evufythlnir oIm ia proportion. .
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J. SCOTT INGLIS
CARPETS AND WALL PAPERS,
' 4!i UCXIXAKA .Vlll
' g!sty-flve ytoirs ago. Eoon after her
I iti-ut rranrtige fhe tame to tira coun
: ty ard ha lived htre ever sl.tce. The
disused was a n-smsii of mo-it bind
ar.J eiT.i'al dttiKMtitfoa n4 hr,'-l mads a
1 tos-t of fi'Knii wfta will gr.c.'.y retsrt't
,htT death by her winning ways, t.a
wa-s a member of t'jru Cxv.t 'x-a churcn
and tr.c:: igular suid fcj'.Hiful In ell
mu'.Ceis wXch pei'.ain.'.l to It. Fhf 'Is j
f.Tvvved by cr. ilius'htLr or.-a a eon,
1 Mliis KajV-rlne s.;.3 Thcn-.-iJ i:ori';i.
His Hand Crushed.
Anthony Walsh, a resident of Rob
inson avenue, met with n most pain
ful accident yesterday morning. Kr.
.'. alsh, who Is employed as a miner
in the Powderly mines, was about his
tir.unl dultes, and at the time was
carrying a large piece of coal toward
p. car. In some manner he stumbled
and fell forward upon bin face, tho
coal falling with groat force upon bis
left '-end, and badly crushing It. The
little finger was nearly severed. .lr.
Walsh nt once enme to this city where
ho had his wound dressed by Dr. Giliis.
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Misses Myrtle Tallman. Fadie Miller
and liert l-ix will be delegates of the
local league to Kpworth league con
vention at Honesdnle today.
Misses Lucy Farrell and Maria Mul
lady are upending the week in Hones
dnle. Mrs. James Taylor and son. Frank,
of Cherry Ktdge, Bpent Sunday with
the lormer's daughter, Mrs. William
Pet h rick.
Miss Lizzie Henley, of Scranton,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
John H. Shenhard, who hns been ill
at his homo, on Wyoming street, for
the last week, is much better.
Dr. 11. D. Niles, who has been vis
iting his parents In this city for sev
eral days, left for his western home
yesterday.
Miss H. O'Mallcy, of Lincoln avenue,
will leave next Tuesday with the Watt
family for the south. She Intends mak
ing her futher homo with Mrs. William
Hawkins, of Macon. Georgia.
The new silk mill on Helinont street
was thrown open Sunday and nearly
fiOO people took advantage of the occa
sln to Inspect the buildings.
Miss Maude llomden gave a tea at
her home, on Salem avenue. Saturday
evening, In honor of Miss Nan Hrown,
of Honesdnle, and Miss Agnes Hen
dricks, of Great Iiend, who are visiting
friends In this city. The following
young ladles were presentr Misses
Anna Moon, Nan Hrown, Molllo Hayley.
Alice Chase. Agnes Hendricks, Ger
trude Alvord and Florence llomden.
Clifford and Charles Chapman, Wil
liam Schnester, John Pltchburn, Alex
ander Mitchell and Wl'llam Hnssett re
turned home Saturday evening, after
camping two weeks In Wayne county,
where they spent the time in hunt
ing and fishing.
W ill Crags, of Scranton, was in town
Saturday nnd Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, of Arch
bnld. spent Sunday In town.
iMrs. (icore Kvarts and son, of Lake
Ariel, spent Sumlny with the former's
daughter, Mrs. John Reynolds, jr., on
Canaan street.
Mrs. v eston. of Honesdale, spent
Sunday with Mrs. S. K. Raynor, of
Lincoln avenue.
Miss Mury Hoar returned to her home
In Honesdale Saturday, after spending
a week with friends on Cannan street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Snyder and
son, Wallace, are visiting friends in
Susouehannn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews, of
Canaan street, have moved Into their
hnndsome new residence, on Grove
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Seely nnd two
sons, of Lnke Ariel, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Reynolds, Jr., of Canaan
street.
Miss Prldgot Mullady spent Sunday
with friends In Honesdnle.
Mrs. Edward Duffy nnd Mrs. Hoban.
of Scranton, spent Sunday with friends
in town.
Miss Teresa Durkln, of Scott ptreet,
spent Sunday with friends In Pitta
ton. '
Mrs. Kit Hirs and nughter, Genevieve,
are visiting friends in New York city.
Anthony Walsh, of South Church
street, a miner, employed at the Dela
ware and Hudson No. 1 mine, was
painfully injured while at work yester
doy morning. A large piece of conl
fell and struck him on the head and
squeezed it quite badly.
Miss Martha Thomas, of Scranton,
spent Sunday In town.
Andrew Hoban spent Sunday in Jer
myn. Russell Jones Is on a hunting ex
pedition In Fell township.
John Connnughton, of South Main
street. Is visiting his grandparents in
Green Ridge.
Mrs. John Carhnlff nnd daughter,
Julia Sharlock, were In Scranton yes
terday. George Smith, of Pike street, will
leave todny for Ohio, where he will re
main until after Christmas.
Misses Agnes and Maine Hapgerty,
of Scranton, spent Sunday with friends
in tlihi city.
Mrs. Pntrlck Early and sons. Joseph
nnd Victor, are. visiting relatives In
Plttston.
Misses Fthel Morgan, Alice Price and
Sarah Phillips are visiting friends In
South Cannon.
S. L. Lee drove to Luzerne yesterday.
He will nttend the wedding of Mrs.
Lee's brother. August Robbing, which
will occur there Wednesday.
James Walsh nnd Edward Delaney.
of Cflpnan. spent yesterday with
friends In town.
Mica Mrn v Garden, of Onn'nn ave
nue, hi visiting frlendi In Nicholson.
Cmitcln ft. F. Morris, of Scranton,
spent fUinday In town.
Joseph Chapman, Jr., of Scranton.
spe- Sundnv with his nunt, Mrs. W.
R. Chnse, of Ma.ln street.
Thomns Wade, of Scranton, who has
been vlfttlng relntlves In this city, re
turned to his home yesterdny.
TOSEST CITY.
IM',-. F. M. Polph !g vfcltlmr her
nrciher, Mrs. Stephens, at Srrir.rr
P.nwk.
VI. Graven ard M'.V A.nra Mc
Clriary, of Jermyn, visited borouph
fKerol. Sunday.
F. M. Ilolph Is tipoTdilnTg a few days
wlitf! Ma rarvnta hi Moo,!c.
Mr. W'i:Km An'thosy, of M'mosic,
vIsKcd b.-iroup'h -cMlv Sir'rwT'.iy.
Min. Ar. Roiley, of Schrmmlndy, N.
Y., is vl0:.'rs -er mrnew. Jrahn L.,
F. W.. J. A, 'f.r.d Ci-nrs.,1 C. Wc.-.'pTto.
Alt a game of nr.Vy fill pliy.i:) th''"i
week on Dur n'.i n'y n.t Richmond ftle
bfi'wcfn F. 'W. Kelly, of (h!n r'Mee. anSl
J.Vhn O'Kcc.f-3, of Duri'uff. the FfVtsA
City man won by a vr.ro of 21 to 10.
The y "ifcu Kv.a an.! Mr.zl?. 'Vlcl mii w'h
llii apt'ii: Suri'iiy ai 4he h 'me of
aur Mrs. WiXIum AwSf-i. of G.rcen
flcM. "!'' Cy" Gccl'-ci. of rijirbfinflule, ww o.
V':'.' or here ye:-tf l'liy.
Sin. Fvo-l TT'-rv- m, of Waymairt, U
vl'.Jl'Iivig b-wugii t'Vlwa,
C'.-'.-nriivVnr.c.r T. V. AiMf.'rir'in, of
Pusqurf iji-.toi cou.-.ity; Ccmm-j$nV,nir
Rotoii'.a, of Lackawi-intin, .r.:J Ct'rrr'ty
Sui.Tycr L. ID. Jk'ijt;,.-. wc.-n ur
ytDic!'3'?y working cci .(he bourCuiry
lOne mtiMcir.
Mrs. Cftuiuoicuy Gcwlrtoh. of tih(n
place, wai ptruck by Wkf.mlng aAU't
two mcnijhis tigo during a ewere- tf-y
trie Ptorm ntl sa'!?.!ln!.ncd uch a tirv
ous ir.hoik tha t It was found nescLvuiry
to 'take her to "fhe Emergency lio
pllull yM'teirday for tr3'.ntment. '
Mrs. I?mui HatnR and dauphitOT,
Eva, acid MIrw Graico Wln!r, of Plenn
ar.t Mwumit, Wayr.e ownty, were vla
Horlm Hown on Fsitu"day.
TVaiiy Farrell, tsbc famous Irish com
e"diam, will appear here tomorrow tilgWt
lm his eeScbrairtd play, "Gatry Owen."
It Is eai'd 'to 'be a prwt ruccfru and
will no doubt be lairgoly aittendad.
It ia reported tha't U?he Lackaw.urtna
Valley. Panecnffer Rallwiay jrmxpmy
will cm extend 'tracks from
Va ml ling throuigh iM&in otreet, In thi
borough.
On Nov. it Jn E. Bremmnin will pre
enit "Tim, the Tinkej"," ait Da via opera
how!!. . : .
PITTSTBH,
fThe Plttston otllco of the Scranton
Tribune Is located at No. 5 William stre?t,
v here all aclvertenitr.li, order for Job
work and Items for publication w 1! re
ceive promnt attrnrioi.. Ull'.ue open flora
t. u. m. to 10 p. m. )
An overheai:-'.l furrase pipe fvt Rr;
ti ioire .woodwork In Kv3rs IW.
iro this rnoinir.g, but the flamtc wiix?'
txiJ.-iiu' ucd bef ne any Eer'X'Ufi te
ai; wutw.
ri'j x ruT.l Wirlla. a IMlandrr, KeM
!::;r .tn tt.e IVirf Side, jii'cptd fi-om n
nv'vl'iig ttcr;y w 'Sund-.iy cvenOrrT
G-.l tcwivcl a frif'ute nf the I'kull.
lie wai takn ft Kim hosrltal for trear
n.i ''.
.1. H. Thaxaj, irafare r of th Wt
c.n Vr'rn c:T?e. Iw la Id op with an ir.-j:-.i:y
ito ti. ro-'d. VT.-'le opening a ca .i
rf eVfcl;T.Kj p-i'Ik w'nh .1 Irr.'Ifo ir
f :i;p(0 ,ir 1 he jc -'.'ilvf 1 f.?vere cut on
!.h-. back erM'i left 'V..-;'-!.
M'I?R Tt?-!e 'Dui-kon, of fMrboix'n4 !-
vt.Ililirg 'her cjwln. V."'--3 M.p:e
Loughney, cn Morktt P'ri
V'fb Lizzie MsUali . of Pine street, is
talliir.g on 'Por.iirtt fri'-rdi.
Thr.mas Rowan U rer.JUiiy in an n:s
home on. Ilitad strcot.
I'ittxtnn liusineis DIrectorv.
FOR FIRST-CLASS PLPMUING CALL
on Wright & Co.. 7 South .NT.iln rtn-et.
A new rnmre for s.'ile or i xehr'nue; !i.:;o
st'cunu-hanU huuEt-hold gooJrf, l:oii,;!it or
sold.
TUNKHANNOCK,
The Keiserville Knights of Pythias
nre pre)ariiig for an oyster supper at
their boll on Snturdny evening, Nov.
S. It Is fheilr custom to give such ent t-ta'inme-nts
annually, when th?y inriie
in the m-!ghboi-s and have a gui'i Umo.
S. Judson Stark, accompanied by
Thomas Ford, of Plttston, will put In
three or four days on Dutch Mountain
this week with a gun.
Rev. nnd Mrs. Hlllcr returned Fri
day night from their vacation up In tho
Empire state.
Farmers nre retailing fine har.
plcked winter npph s at from 40 to r.O
cents per busdiel.
The short telegraph circuit connect
ing several of the business places In
town with the Lehigh Valley station,
which was disconnected by order of the
superintendent of telegraph nt Snyie.
has again been put in working order
by Mandate of President Wilbur, on ap
peal by some of the business men
here.
Ground hns boon broken for the new
Jennings residence, corner of Harrison
street and Wyoming avene.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Alderson, of
Athens, are spending some time at
Lemon, raving for tho hitter's father,
H. IT. Mitchell, who is in very feeble
health.
'Christmas Carol i" is the title of a
new collection of holiday musle put
out bv Professor Theodore E. Perkins,
the well-known musicnl composer. The
professor, who was formerly of thbi
place, unci ninnied a Tunkhnnnoek
girl, is now chorus conductor In Temple
church. Philadelphia, nnd also lender
of the choir in Rev. Russell H. Con
well's church. Some of the finest musi
cal productions extant are among his
compositions.
Mrs. C. W. Fish, of Hornets Ferry.
Is visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lyman Ellsworth, of Virginia.
Severnl springs in the county thnt
have furnished abundant water sup
ply for more than forty years are now
di-y- . .
A pdriraite-We iframp got so far on
his hooks yesterdny as to offer to
mend umbrellas, and people would
merely gaze at him nnd remark: "Poor
man; the sun isn't hot enough to need
umbrellas at this season."
The funeral of Henry Ide, who died
Saturday evening, was held at the
house at 1.30 p. m. yesterdny, nnd In
terment made at Sunnyside. He was
the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Abram
Ide. and was nearly 20 years of age.
The temperance lecture by Professor
Tatton, of Lancaster, occurs at the
court house tonight.
J. D. Wllllnms, the well-known
Scrnntnn candy mnn, with his son,
Paul, spent Sunday in town. He, In
company with Dr. E. R. Wheeler and
Edwin Stephens, of Nicholson, and n
Mr. Havens, of Philadelphia, will start
Monday next for i two wee-ks' hunting
trip among the mountains.
Invitation cards are out for the wed
ding of Chni'ks Robinson, of Eaton
township, and Miss Carrie Wnlter, of
Russell Hill. The event will take place
on Wednesdny, Nov. fi, at high noon,
at the homo of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Wnlter.
An artesian well has lust been sunk
on the farm of Frank W. Wheaton. of
Lemon township, to the depth of 21
feet. It hns about 100 feet of pure cold
water in It.
A troupe of plantation singers will
give a concert nt Falls Methoillst
church on Thursday evening of this
week.
Mrs. R. v Tttlllngs Is visiting her
parents nt Ringbamton.
The Judicial contest onens nt Ln
porte ngnln today for two weeks' ses
sion. The ballots nre to be counted,
and it is hoped the beginning of the
end will be In sight when they adjourn
ngnln.
Fire broke out on the farm of J. W.
Cnrlin. out In tb township, yesterdnv.
nnd for n time threatened everything In
hnt vicinity. It Btr'.rted from- some
burning bush heaps .which a gale of
wlr"" pcattered nbout
An amateur foot ball team organized
hero recently were worsted by a team
from Pittnton Snturdnv on the Tirungop
field we-st of town. The boys here hsve
only Just gotten themselves together
nnd are not vet in practice.
Temple LndfTO. No. 2S, Free nnd Ac
cepted Mnsons. held their October
meeting Int nijrbt.
The burning of the bnrn of S. V. Keat
ing, on tbe enrtern outskirts of town,
n.boi't. rri'lRfght Saturday night, cnllc1
ort "n "re "partmont As It was well
llr,p- y.-ny when the alarm wns soum
ed. there wns nothing to do but pre
vent W from spreading to adiotnlng
buildings. It is claimed thnt. the fire
wns of Incendiary orlcln. There was a
small insurance upon It.
TAYLOR,
Vi'fn Mis me Thorns, of PrnvHtr,
w.itf vSV.'-tisr tMiVn TV'.Miha. Reels, on
Otovo fi'rect, on fhirada.y.
TVie hr-oiiph i"ho"ls nre c-'oprd Mi'ls
Are like Fire.
Tlicy aro
Good Servants
Hut m:iko
Poor Masters
To keep your Nerves stead,
Your Head clear,
liuilil up your .Stronth,
Sliarpeii your Appetite,
You miiKt luivo
Pure Rich Blood
Tho Best Mudiuiiiti to Vitalize
and Eui idi tliu Blood, ia
Hood:
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Sarsapariila
The Ouo True Blood Purlfler
Prominently In tho Public Eye.
Hood's Pills TiSi!il,'SllL0M'
Highest of ail in Leavening Power. Lr.tcs; U. S. Gov't Report
LA V.
Wt'ok on ticviuri of the county trneSi
o:a' IH'.'miiIj, v.'iil.'h i!3 btCng held rn
V:.-i fa.'r of .!ih C.Hrary 1 Eapift
Chun v.i-:- i.i v.ICI l. 5x;.l .In
chi.::..ii : .;:v.: i e.i fev. 11, 14 T'J 15
l-'.')!ii. '.i'. to Lo will succei:fu! af
tr.!r. 'I he '.-.j.t.s of 't'.ie cihtirch have
bivn j-il i 3T..-.S f r :the cver.it for many
n-.o-r.i:l3 i-uu-J end have suececdod in
n afe.'n;? u j.ny ustful crd valuable ar
t; !.. wii'..'!i i:;-..iy wl'l "have for fale.
I'l-.e IivdepcadtMt Eoclul club held a
wo:i ':::t.T(ic l cr.'.l ructful dance. In
T.iyl..: hc'.J Vi'it eve-Ding. '
K.uiiy ki3 rtov.viiMi U being ew
dueUd in St. Jve.i.li'j c'aui-L-li, M'.nooka.
A tdesean't -si-cVil s'a-ns w'ls
n't 'the hnure of Mr. -nr-cl Mis. Wailam
H. Gordca on Wu-?:i!r.j,'Uva s.rcc-t last
eve r.irg.
SV..i.-! p-.-ijcih ravi.i ppoirt Fund;y wltih
Xin' Mlirli VMi'.i.rr,3 in Hyde l-ai.-k.
Klevou fe.'lHli'd'.-te-.? were Inn-Mated by
Kinl.l.ai ii;vii:in, gotta of Tomiifianco.
l:.'--t ivT.:--g.
T'J:e he 'ire of I.'nn. IT. ST. Kdwa-idn
at. tl.e V,M:h Papist church prom.yc-3
t lit- :' v'V- !in;a:y ti..t fur the pco
1 'e of iitU: place. He wtil addi3 hia
in ::iki- er. rwrt trip to his native
kit :! in Wn :-rd It f.s fife M t'lv-t
tbj.t (he lequtm and f.i Jurtot wXI
be ci;l'1 by a large boaivj.
HAL. GTSAD.
Men were in town on ,y.or.&:y fr.m
New Yot-lt With a Viv-.v of ti '.-:. hi If bins
a v-avn iMrk.s and a f-iundry in. town.
The fc-ubjui. .f'.r llie v l.-.ite next Sit
urJ'.iy ( -iivr.'T is "lt-..v-d, llat Amer-
Imi s!'ati-.'niar-:..'i'.i.i) h m fne utinc.
Tho Woman's C'liTlstt-jn Twir-pcuancs
union v.-il.l mv-e-t on Thu:'.1-ay afternoon
at 3 o'clock et the b me e.f Mrs. J. R.
MvCKary. on iM.iki i.irS'jt.
;Mi.a. W. W. Aeialr has re'tumed from
a pli'.Trjnt visit w'i.'a friends at Buf
falo, N. Y.
11: Juitnra -T Pit levies and R. F.
Rcrr-ti'.ein, Hhi marager e-f the Textile
ec!npany, have returii?d ftvim a bui-r.-fis
tii'i; to New Y-irk o'.ty.
The funeral cf (Master Robert Mill
iard ivas held on 4-'a-turday afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock and was very largely at
tended. The services were conducted
by Rev. L. W. Church, assisted by
Rev. Ji hn iDavia. The pall-brire-rs
were 'Mastei-s Robert Li-nvb, Miltcn
Simmons, J'iugene Comiton, EJrard
Accordinrr to announcement already made, we
nience Oct. 14 to dispose of the entire stock contained in our
two large stores. The goods have all been marked down to
first cost, many goods even below cost.
If you have any present or prospective need of relia
ble goods be sure j'ou come while this sale lasts. But
the earlier you come the better for you. We mention
below but a very few of the
The stock is entirely new and includes the latest
ideas in design, texture
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Linoleums,
Oil Cloths, Draperies, Window Shades and
Upholstery Goods of Every Description. .
foSHf you intend to
Dissolution of Partnership 5ale places before you the
lowest prices ever quoted in Scranton.
4S8 AND 4C3 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
Pi
Result in 4 wce-ktu
For salo by JOHN H. PHELPS
Spruce Stroa:, Scranton Px
THE Q1YK IN SCRANTON
That Has a Full and Complete Line of Underwear Is the EMPIRE
DRY GOODS COMPANY, 516 Lackawanna Avenue.
WE HAVE ' ..
Unil rwinr for Mon, Women nnrt Chlldrnn, Any prim nnd difTcmnt
IfriuleM. Von cun find with tin JSuturul Uteyn, Camul's Htiif, Klecwd
JJiilmI iiitl, tiroy Merino. They ur Imnglit for xpot cash ut t linen when
K'uhIh with ut tliu loweHl flurdK. . 'J'liU was in April, 18!.". nnd tho only
hi ver In Underwenr thnt tindiTNtattda quality is Mr. Henry Goodman
Alantigcr uf the Cut l'ricc Store,
LOOK OUT FOR CUR NEXT WEEK'S SALE
In Underwfar, Jursoy UverahlrU In dift'iwnt styles. We will tint quote
any rlcen, but we are willing to take olF2u (ier boot, straight thi'ii usual
prices clsewhur. ?
We Are Also Direct A?ents !
For the Superior Hjglcna Underwear Companj
Non Bhriukable, the best for health. We guarantee tftem to be-eqnnl to
the ones you pay, $.5.00. Our price on them, for Shirts ll.M), or $160 for
the Suit. Come and see them. Largest assortmeut of Wool Hosiery,
ftweaters, Cardigan Jaekets. '
HEflRY GQ0DI.L11J, DANAGER, 516 LdCKfl. AVE
I
1 J U L
B.:.nu.Tn, Giant D:?ker ar.d Charles
We.le.'tt. Ir.'tc-t'mc-r.-. i.-jok l-Iace In Uoa
H'.-ll c.aietcry.
j h f? iii v rsi.
The Young Led:- a' F.oclal circle have
issued Invitations for a KoUovcVii
party in Enterprise hall, Thursday eve
ning. Sunday a large class were confirmed
In the Sacred Heart church, by Ltisho.i
O'Hara.
The sheriff's proclamation says that
the voters of the Third ward are to
vote in James Timlin's hotel. As thin
place hns been burned fer over a year
It would pwm t" bu a m intake,
to Are-hbalil, where he has rented a
larger store building.
VVIillutii lieil, who has beer, serious';.
Ill nt his home, on Third street, 13 able
to be out during this pleasant weather.
On account of the Instituto being held
In Serantun our schools are closed this
week.
Two pale faces will be adopted by
the local society Independent Order of
Red Men. at tho next me-oting.
A meeting of the directors of tho
Jermyn nnd Rpshbrook WatiT com
pany will be held tomorrow at 3 p. ni..
at which time directors will be elected
fur the ensuing year.
Rev. Mnnley H. Hard, agent of the
Church 1- xtenslon society, will speak
In the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing next.
.Tames Pevb'Eon. the Main street
tailor. Is malting preparations to move
Notwithstanding that over "00 re
served cent tickets have been sold for
the Chaplain MeCabe lecture tonight,
there will lie Plenty of room. Holders
of the 2fi-eent Ickets will be given
seats In the gallery. The lecture be
gins at 7.30, doors open nt 7. If you
want to hear all about .Llbby prison,
Its hardships nnd its funny feature's,
you will have an opportunity this eve
ning. If tho llnby Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnalow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over Fifty Years by Millions of
Mothers for tholr Children whMo Teething,
' with Perfect Success. It Soothes tha
Child, Softens tho Gums, Allays all Pain;
Cures W'.ml Colic, and Is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists In every
port of the world, lip sure nnd ask fur
"Mrs. Winsdow'N Soothing Syrup." and
take no other kind. Twenty-live cents a
bottle.
com-
and manufacture in the line of
buy, now is the time. Our
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Whrn In rlntiht what to uw for Nervous IVMIIly, I.mt of Setual Power ffn either
ttexi, ltnMieni y, Atropliy, Varicocele ftnd oilier weaknesses, trum Any eiute, usa
bciine fill. Iiraim Owked oml full viffur qnlikly rutorrl. f ncijletted, mkIi
tntuhles result fatally. Mailer! Anywhere, tealetl, for $1,001 6 ltnxc for f 5.00. Witli
civrrv f.(if order w r re a lej(il nar.inie? to vuru ur refund tlic money, AdJrcf.
VllA 1. M I OIC! N M O ).. Ctevcl.in.l, (Mho.
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenu and
(AOTION
TO our
W iislurn-Croshy Co. wish to assure their many pat
rons that they will this year hold to their usual custom
of millins STK1CTLY OLD WlIKAT until the new crop
is tally cured. New wheat to now upon the market, and
owiiik to the excessively dry weather many millers are
of the opinion that it is already cured, und in proper
condition for milling. Washhurn-Crosby Co. will tako
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully three
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling haa
placed Wnaliburu-Crosby Co.'s flour far above other
brands.
to
V
SAMEL
Wholesale Agents.
Powder Co.
OGSIC
Booms 1 and 2 Commowealth Bid's,
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING and BLASTING
POWDER
MADE AT MOOSTC AND KU3H
JJALli WORKS.
Lafllln & Rand Powder Co."
Orange Gun Powde?
Electric BattericB, Ftisnn for explod
ing blaatg, Safety Fuse ana
ElepiiioCktnical Co.'s HiJliEiplcsiiu
IIT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL.
Coal of tho heat quulliy for domestla
one, rti'1 of all HizcH, iloltvorod in any
I'.ll't of the city at lownst. price.
Urdcrs inrt nt mv Ulllco
NO. 118 WYOMING AVENUE,
Rear room, lii.st Moor, Third National
tiu.uk, or ont by mall or tul. pliono to tha
tilne, will receive prompt attention.
Hpeclal con tract h rill be made for tlM
lolo and delivery of buckwheat Coal.
wrvi. X. SMITH.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA, Manufacturers off
Locomotives, S
HSISTIflG AND PUMPING MftCHISERY.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA.
i A W!FE . .. I
at the lime," ut a slight advance, ami here nre the contents:
PARLOR $55.00.
1 ;rjss;!s Carpit,
1 Table, fancy,
Tote,
Divan.
Rec plica Cliilr,
Wall Clialr,
Rcckr, Spring,
Arm Chair,
i P.ir!or Lamp,
i Picture,
1 Pair Lace Curtains,
1 Pole and Fringes. '
BEDROOM $35.00.
Bedstead, 1 Dresser,-
WasLstaaj, 1 Pair of Pillows,
Cotton Tap BatlMis, 1 RockJr, Can?,
Chair, Cau', i Infirain Carpst,
Table.
BOr Above Outfit will be sold
this out for comparison.
SOME I0RE TIES
each, or 5 for $1.00, .worth 25c. and 50c.
CLOTHIERS, Y. M.C. A. Building l--u
HOMS FURNISHERS, aiS-'7 Wyoming Avt.j
patrons:
(I GONNELL
THE.
Pennsylvania
Roofios Co.,
32G Washington knui,
Scranton, Pa.
TELEFHOJiE 555.
Ebonite Yarnisli,
Gravel Roofing,
Pipe taring'
Building Felts,
Sheathing Papers,
I
All ktrdsof roofliiRwork dona. All kindiof
gravol or slutf roofs made.
roof mnm and soldering
All done away with by the use of HARTV
MAN'S PATENT PAINT, which constats
of IriKTOclientH well-known to all. It can bo
! applied to tin, galvanized tin, sheet Iron
; roofs, also to brick dwellngi, which will
firevent absolutely any crumbling, crack
ng or breaking of tho brick. It will out
last tinning of any kind by many year,
and it's cost does not exceed one-Ufth that
of the cost of tinning. Is sold by tho Jok
or pound. Contracts taken by
A-NTONIO HAltTilAJ:.. tin Birch OL
tafiGnarv Engines, Boilers,
Hpetids most of hor time nt honiP.
You're tltfte n irootl deal, too. There's
no UMe living witliin bare walls wlieti it
You to furnish four rooms complete
Vnrlor, JJedroom, Dining ltoum and
Kitchen,
And you have the
privilege lo pay
vou nletwe. " little
DINING ROOM $45.00.
1 6-foot Ex n ;ion Table,
4 Cbiirs, Cam. Big! Baciv
1 100 Piece Dinner S::,
1 S:d board,
1 Picture,
1 Ingrain Carpal.
KITCHEN $18.00.
1 N). 7 Ring",
2 Joints of Pipe, 1 Elbovi
1 Kitcbsn Table,
1 Square Oil Ciotb, I
2 Chairs.
in separate rooms, It desired. Cut
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