THE SCItANTCN" TRIBUNE TUESDAY MOUNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1895.-
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GARBONDALE,
ROAD KNIGHT'S -GRATITUDE.
A Tramp Itcpaj-i Hotel Hospitality by
Stcnllnc nn Overcoat.
A man who Jiad been employed by
Proprietor Monahan. of Hotel Harri
son, 'to do gome work yesterday mora
Jnfr, went off with an overcoat belon;?
lnar to one of 'the puefls. but was fiwi
afterward.! arresrtod. The .thief appll.-d
eit the hotel for work, hoping to e.ii n
romf thlnc-ito tat. He wan pot ait wwk
clf.tnlr.K 'the cellar and at dinnertime
Rl'Ven a sootl dinner. On leaving the
room r.? itoolc fiim the rack an over
tva.t bflrnplnpr to a Mr. Hug-lues, and
vafue.1 at J ID.
N:b-dy raw lOrn take the coat, and
!ie popped out liKo -the strict, but it
wa cn oftei'.vard ncilced that the
cvfi:cl''jt was Rone. Mr. Mmahin sus
fcotcd tlhe trarr.c as th-a rob' -.or at once.
Bad .a had all his men I-iKntr for
to'fcn. iNo'thlT'S' ciuld be'f:und rf him
V. flnit, but tihc.'r dIVwr.'i s-ca-.vh was
flit lenfi:.h rf wird'e il whc.i the rtrantrer
was f Mind on Kn'.i.h "Main f.'rect with
fir. JlwrhoV overcoat on. dTo also had
on n ri'rof k?J glove's, whki'.i he t'jund
In the pc.'keta.
When arcjF'cd as to how 'he 'had pnt
'he coat, ha claimed -that he Cial mado
a mlflake. He had no rr.U on when
Jie applied to, Mr. Monahan for worlt,
lh-'-s ntcii y ;0d nort pnry.ss n part Solo
f iiirwi'h. He was n.-ordlnKly taken
tit the oily bastlle. vlit re he will re
flcot upon the cnr.ypqitgneca of taking
otlu'.' people's property.
A LMT.KAKY .'.ll.F.TING.
Tho
rpwoitli l.ciiRiio Will Mold Their
.Mmulilv IntctMititlK'iit.
On Wedu-r-s-iJay of this week the Kp
wi'.'.ii league of the Methodist chuivii
will h'iCd their regular monthly IhifI
tiess and lit. rary meeting In. l'ie Hun
tiny f-?'io-l rmm of On:: chinvh.
Th: se t ntectalnnieiits are yery Inter
CMtlns and 1ho committee always pro
vl l . s a pood iiroRrnmmo.
I'im ftihji'.it of oiie entertainment
"We liuud y evenlnpr will be '-W.llllant
IVi'.u." 'Rie vh i! pniirainme will In
pomo manner ri dale ito that iierson. It
is one whl.ih Is very r!Si In Idi-aH and
irwd tlilnps s will bu seen by the ai)
rended propi-amme: Tkino duet,
Mlf-ses M.'l!er and Frank: "Sketch of
1'enn's Life Jn Knsland," Ml Mela
Kenworth'y; vocal solo. Taura T)Ix;
reainn-s, jiUfa .Martha Hards; "Sk.-ich
of .Penn's Life In America." Professor
T. Olver; evnet solo, William Itlcc
recllaiion, "A Mystified Quaker," Miss
ilabtl fare; ."liuaker Customs," rrti
fervor II. .T. Ilrken berry: quartette,
Mef'TS. Rice, Ramsey, Smith and
lljhhi.
SOLD HIS BUSINESS.
J. r.
Maxwell Will Retire from
tho
Itcsi (in runt Mntcrpiisc.
Aac:h'."r busl.nrss chance occurred
ye:i:cnlay, when J. V. Maxwell, who for
eeveial years 1 js conducted the reF'Iaii
csit en Kalem avenue, sold his busln !a
to iM( jrs. LXIs and Planatrhan, who
were rect.vtly employed at Hotel An
thra elite.
Tle new owners' took pirseslon of tho
place yettorday mornlnsand will cany
on 'me ou.ineps in tne fame manner
that Mr. Miixwell has. They are both
young; men. who pofsps.? many friends
ana an abundance of enersy, so that
there is no doubt of success In the busl-
BeM tncy have adonie'd.-
The fam'Ily of 'Mr. Maxwell will not
move from their prrftmt'rt'ftidence until
eome time next April. Mr. Maxwell has
purchased ithe rifjlit for Iackaw.n.n,r.a
county or the new Lead -r Washer Com
pany of Aifton, X. Y. He begins opern-
Tiona at once anil In a short time will
liave half a dozen men on the road.
DEATH OF JOHN PEDLER.
lie Passes Anay After a Short Illness of
Tvrd'Oid Fever.
The many friends of John Ptdler, a
wrell-kmowtt young ira-n, w"l be panned
o .hear rf W.i death which oecuiTed
Punday, The younn; man had been I'll
but a f.hcr't time wk'h typhoid fever.
Mr. Pedler was a young man of most
pkas-Ing and, genial disposition and was
very popular among his fellow werrk
tnen. The loss w'll be especially severe
to the family, as he waa their only sup
port. The deceawd H survived by a wid
owed mo.'her, two slaters and two
fcrcl'hera. H? was a member of the
ya council of J. U. O. A. 'M., who will
attend the funfnl In a body. The nr
vices will be ihcUl 'this afternoon from
the late home. Rev. Q..A. Place oinctot
Ing, To Ito Interred In Itrooksldc.
II. A. Por;le, of the Purple Under
taking company, will today remove tho
remains of Frank Ooyle, which were
touried 4n ithe Cliff r.ni cemetery fifteen
years ago to this city, where they will
toe hi'terre-d In Brookfide croietery. Mrs.
Osylo, I'ae W.dow e.if il'he deceased, now
live in aokvlH!e. 'he wa. looking
ovor tho grounds at rookslde some
time ci.jo, iand was to pleased with them
t'hat she decided to 'have the remains
buried there.
A Child Dead.
The Kttle 1-year and it n-romnths-old
rtaughilfr nf .Mr. and Mirs. Oeoirge Cou
berr. of No. 9 Rock avenue, died after
a few wee.ks" Illness with typhoid fever.
The friend of rthe famJly ymipiathi7.e
with it'lrem In their loss, Which will 1m
a ee-vere one to them. . Interment will
be made this afternoon in Maplewood
cemetery,
Tho Andrew Homestead Sold.
Ai ireal estate deal ha jugt been
tflosed by iwihlch the Andrew home
etfiad. itl'tuat-ed on . Washington place,
beieaimo the property of Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Reynolds. They have had the
purchase In view for some time, but
the papers httVe Jurt been drawn up.
The property la qu.lte large, and Is
TERMS Stric'ry CSH Purlng ThU Sa't.
jflARPETS. IL CLOTHS, LINO.
J Ictims, Draperies,' Window
Shades) and Wall Paper,
419 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
GREAT. ALTERATION SALE.
W bTe decided on a Bweoplnir Rodno
tlon rather than cover up our goods dor
lnir our extsnslro improvements, nnd
ham markod down Torythlmt in th-j
toro at cost and less, Heo nur window
, Display, which will aubauutlato what wo
- Mjrt ,
hflMla Carpelt fmmlS, lo BOc. Worth 26c. U T3e.
rtiiMlt Caretls, 40e. lo I0o., Wortk 60s. to 90o.
WaH Ptptn, So., Worth IOo,
'. And everything olae in proportion.
J. SCOTT INGLIS
CARPETS AID WALLPAPERS,
i ummn avenue '
very desirable or residence. U 1 now
occupied, by the family of Edward
Avngtr, but, Mr. and Mrs. 'Reynolds
will take, up their residence there as
t5on Bi it is convenient for the family
now Kvlng tiere to leave. The 'home
stead was1 purchased by Mes&amcs Wll
Ham Dennis, Claude Smith and Mil's
LoK'le Andrews, who are the ihelrs of
the estate. The conldtTation waa $2,-
3it.
A roui'lni? Republican vote 1n IiMka
wamna today will be a big start toward
victory next year.
The Young Men's Christ Inn As.oclntlon.
Chairman T. C. Robinson lias Jiijit re
ceived a letter from F. W. Pcaraall,
president of the RaMraad Y. 0.1. C. A. of
Seianf-'n, In recard to the proposed
branch here. Mr. Pcnrrall has brousht
the matter before 'the ptate commltto j
for consideration. He received answers
wroh were favorable and warrant 'the
pushinB of the scheme. Mr. Peat-sail
will be vn the city soon, whin more in
regards to the mai-ioT will be karnsd.
The Second Holicnrsnl.
- The second rehearsal of the opera
"KiiniM of rtormanly." which ia t.y b?
Blven H't the opera house early In Janu-
, nry f)C ,Ww .boncflt of Kmereeney Hw-
pMal.was held at Burke's hall last eve-n-
kiS. I'rofessor Richard Lindsay, of
Pcrar.'lon, w!:o will have charge of the
statins, v.-as here and the selections for
the eu'.'t were made, 'but as yet they
have r.cC bec.i given to the public.
Scvcrnl icw Cncs.
Thaw new casoa cf dlThtherla have
t-tcn repcrtel to the board of health.
They o.."e ot the ih'-nies of Q. Evans, on
Pike i:Ifc!.-t; Ht. H..il;y, Darte avenue,
and J. llryden, llrook i';rcct. The
ether C23 r.-w exl;i:lngare ImFiDvlns
rapidly, 'and two of tive houses. In
which tho eircupant.i had the disease,
we.re jvi;crday fumjjatcd (by Sanitary
Olllcr OJarrctt.
Voto far Rartl for surveyor and re
buke illiberalMy.
PERSONAL AM) OTHER ITEMS.
Mrs. Kdgett, rf N'o. &G Terrace street,
has been seriously ill.
The mother of Mrs. I'rund.agc, of Wy
oming street, who has been visiting
her daughter, to her home, .n Jaekson.
Mrs. Robert lieadley, of Vandling,
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
C. W. Fulkerson.
Miss Fiunkio Rockwell, of fainbury.
Pn., is mo guest ui1 Mrs. J. S. Hurry, of
Cnn.'inn street.
Misses Ann and Cella Hart, of Pun
daff street, vlnlled Miss Nellie Hugsuu,
of Providence, Kunday.
Mrs. Neil, who' has spent the past
year as a jiurso in this city, has re
turned to her home, at Heech Lake,
Wrtyno comity, Pn.
Miss Vlnnle Tucker of Park street.
Is quite sick at her home.
Miss Margaret Malkln, of Xo. 37 Gar
field avenue, bn:i been spending n few
days with lur aunt, Mrs. Alice Hine,
in Krrnntnn.
Among'tliose who ottended the open
ing of Father Curran'B new church. In
Wllkes-Pnrre, Sunday, were P. J. Col
lins and Pu trick Ilrennan, of this city.
Visitors in olyplmnt Sunday worn
J. V. Donald. W. .1. Mcivmough. J. J.
Monohan, P. F. McCnnn, John Hell, C.
G. Kvaiis and John Hrown.
Mrs. John Hallstend. of Wyoming
street, entertained her father, fir.
(liven, over Sunday.
Jumes Walsh nnd sisters, Misses
Mary nnd Sarah, of South Canaan, are
visiting friends In this city.
I lurry W right, of the Ileiidrick Man.
nflii'turlng company, Is mourning the
donth of bis mother.
Miss Hollo Courtney, of Washington
street, spent Sunday with friends in
Dundaff.
William rassmore, of tho annexed
district. Is agitating the formation of a
Renublicnn club for that district.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Hiirr leave today
for the cotton stutes expositkin at At
lanta. They will be gone ten days.
Miss Mary O'.Vell, of Cottage street,
Is lying 111 at her home of pneumonia.
Miss Kvn Mosler. of Seeley villi-, 13
visiting Margaret Heller nt her home,
on Terrace street.
Clnrenre Rose, Jr., has returned from
a visit with his aunt, Mrs. Eva Hums,
of Klkdale.
Mr. and Mis. Richard Keliow. of
Green Ridge, spent Sunday with
friends In this city.
Mrs, Daniel Lol'tus, Miss Katie Mc
Cann nnd J. J. Powderly spent Sun
day nt Crystal Lnke.
. Messrs. Frank Walsh, D. J. Moyles,
Pntrlek Klrkwood, and James J. Gor
man were guests at Hotel Reilly,
Plnsant Mount, Sunday.
William Connor, of Dundnff street,
spent Saturday with friends In PiUs
ton. Miss Anna Rrennnn. of Church street,
was the guest of Wilkes-liurrefrlends
Sunday.
Coroner Kelly, of Scranton, was In
town yesterday.
Messrs. John Mnhady, Willie Rurke,
and Willie Cummings, of Archbald,
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. William Mahady, on Dundnff
street.
Vote a handsome homo Indorsement
to Lackawanna's distinguished state
candidate, Judge Willard.
Miss Chumard will leave today for
a enncer hospital in New York city,
at One Hundred and Sixth street and
i-.ignm avenue, wnere sne will take a
special course of training. The advan
tage of this hospital Is In the large
amount of surgical work ibn-.o.
Saturday evening a pleasant surprise
was tendered to Edwin Kenworthy, at
his plensnnt home, on Thorn street, it
being the forty-llfth anniversary of his
Mrth. In behalf or those present Mr.
Harding presented him with a hand
some plush rocker. The guests were
Messrs. nnd Mesdames George Porter.
James Hossett, Charles Kagler, W. C.
Alvord. Vult Swingle, Fred Sluman,
William Taylor, William Kenworbhy.
I. E. lilockselge, Frances Kenworthy,
Martha Craig, Misses Ella Carey, Myr
tle Tallman. Gertrude Alvord, Lena
Rronson, Nellie Kenworthy and many
others.
OERfvlYINJ.
The fair of Hogarth's Temperance
band will open one week from to-day.
Substantial walks have been la.Id 'In
front of the Cat'hollc and IJaptjX
Church properties.
Thcmns Curr.ow and wife, of Xingu-
tuck. Corn., are visaing the famdly of
James Harris, on Fourth street.
Mif i Clara Davles.of Cemclsry s-treet.
Is confincJ to the house by a very severe
cold.
The fur.eral of Mrs. Joseph Morccmb
will take place at 2 p. m. to-day. In
terment in the Jermyn cemetery.
l ne sermon of Rev. A. T. Howe Is.
rector of St. James Episcopal Churn'n,
Sunday morning, was one of greu't
beauty of expression and Dower of
thought. iMr. Howells Is a logical rca-
one.r and the people or this parish ore
very fortunate 'In having secured the
services cf so consci'.enKous a rector.
Re-lderJIi of the First and Scermd
wards will xle In the usual placea 'to
day. These cf '!ho Third ward will vn'o
at the hc-lvd cf Arthur 'Mlssett, the poll
ing place Q-.avIng chansed by ordar of
the court.
Among the Jc.rmyn vlrttors yesterday
we-re Frar.k Ames, ot BlnghamtOTi, and
John demon, of Bethany, Wayne
caunty.
Rev. Mar.ley 8. Hard delivered a etlr
nlntr address Sunday morning In tho
MetTiodirt Church. A collection waa
taken .up for the church ex tension soci
ety. Mrs. Crtetinc Forkel, of Second street,
la seriously III.
FOREST CITY.
Sadie Lin dray and Kate Runt, of
Jermyn, virtccd friends here Sundny.
J. N. MdLarughlin, of Greftnfleld,
epent Bundy with 'his parents, hi this
place. ...
Wiaibun MclLaujrhMn, wtio reoeintly
cold Ilia buotneoa In tho Arlington
PJcnjse, In CarbcmdaJe, was hi town yes
(ei'iay looking after a lock and safe
agent. fi.Ti time aro the aforesaid
agent toil stopped at Mir. McLaughlin's
plura 1m Oarbiwidale, and when ieovlng
had paid tola board bill with a check
for about twice the amount of the bill.
Tho check was aocepttd and the bal
ar.o? raid back In ca-h. I'pon pre
senting the check nt the bank, pay
ment on it was refused as the man
Svad no account ithere. Mo. MeLuuga
lln's foii, who was vltijing friends here,
saw thi man ra the F.trect Saturday
night e:::d ct once sent ward for his
f .I'.iei;-, but theEjireiwnt. in the mean
t'.m?, had'taken the alarm, and Sunday
nlsivt at 10 o'cl'cck paid ills bill at the
h.iM where he waa stopping, and left
fx- pa.-M unknown. Mt. MeiLa-.ighlln.
alter falllr.T to find his rr.an here, went
m Cirbineale and secured the tvrvlccs
( " O i.-.t' i.able Xeary to aid him In his
K.ireh for 'the men. He also notified
Chief of Pr'.Ica Simpson, of Scranton,
ti have tfce man arrt tcd If he was
f und. In chat place.
f'aorr.'.i.i Jr.serh, aged 2 years and
fun- mjulhE-, pin eif J?r. and Mrs.
3r'.r. Mun.iy, dl' I Pundjy al:u.Ma of
iin'.nbRineius ti ,p. Interment was
l:i St. Agni's' ce.netery yesterday.
1-3.1 May, the faurteen-months-old
e'liis-bter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mel
ville, of Vandllng, died yesterday nvirn
Ing of croup. Funeral services will bo
hold Wf'lnifday afternoon a.t 2-o'eioek,
n::d in'.cctnent will ba In Hillside cetr.
ei.cry. '
TUNKHANNOCK.
It In now stated that the case against
D. N. McKee, the Seranton Christian
scientist, has been nolle prossed, or.
rather, will bo at November term of
court. The suit was brought for al
leged violation of the state law com
pelling medical practitioners to regis
ter. McKce treated the late Elmer
K. Hi-own by the method known and
applied by that class of heelers. As
the law plainly prohibits nny one from
practicing the healing art without llrsr
registering as a medical practitioner,
the notion wan taken to compel the de
fendant to comply with the law. The
case has been settled 111 some shape.
Mrs. Willis Walker, of Lynn, nnd
Miss Eliza Young, of South Montrose,
were filioppintf hero yesterday.
Chicken pox is said to be llontlng
about among the Juveniles.
The exterior of Ross & Dershelmer's
law ollice is being freshened up witlr
paint.
The water supply at t:io public drink
ing fountain at the Intersection of Tio
ga ami Warren streets has been cheijied
off r-r tho winter.
Mru. Arthur 1). Plebblns, of Hnltl
more, Md., Is home for a visit with her
mother. Mrs. K. G. Mills.
The handsome display of ct glass
In the windows nt L. Hums' Jewelry
store Is the product of the Grave! Hill
factory. No glass works In the land
can turn out finer looking ware.
Misses Jae MoKown nnd Eulnlle
Piatt were home from Wyoming sem
inary over Sunday.
C. M. Klshpnitgh offers a gold medal
to be competed for by the students nt
Davis' Military school, Winston, N. C
each year for three years. The medal
is a handsome one in the form of a Mal
tese cross, nnd Is offered at the request
of his son. Harry, who died recently
while p. student nt the school.
Chrysanthemums are In their glory
now, and, ns usual. F. P. Avery has a
large msplny of them. His Sunday
se'iiool clnss nnd the rhurch choir ore
regular recipients as long as the supply
lasts.
Clarence, the little son of J. F. Rlck
lcr, was playing yesterday afternoon
with tho big lialf-llfl English mas
tiff belonging to Chnrb-s E. Spaee.when
(he nnimal snapped him in the face,
buryin: its fangs in his forehead and
chin. The wound was carefully dressed
nnd It Is hoped that no serious results
will follow. Mr. Space, wiio Is the well
bnown Hrldge street merchant, was
brought before the burgess and a flue
Imposed for negligence In not keeping
the dog muzzled. ,
Mrs. Georgo Lelghton ond children,
of Glenburn, nre visiting her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Avery.
Judge Dunham was In town yester
day In response to tho message sent
HI rn to come nnd legalize the moving of
the polling booths In tho First wnrd
of Tunkhnnnock borough nnd Wind
ham townships to the places they have
occupied since last November. He de
cided, however, that nothing could be
done about the matter nt this Into day,
and the commissioners accordingly
moved them back to their original lo
cation. The Indies of the rrcsbyterl.? n church
will give a chicken supper in the base
ment of the church on Friday evening,
Nov. 15.
Thomas H. Ryan, who holds down a
good position in the Philadelphia mint,
Is home to vote.
Mrs. A. M. Maybee has returned from
Mehoopnny, where she spent several
weeks with a niece during the latter's
sickness, which finally resulteu in
denth.
An X Is nil right In the circle nt tie
top of tho column If you wish to vote
a straight ticket. Some voters nppenr
to think It Is nil right also when neatly
folded nnd tucked away In the vest
pocket, after having voted the straight
ticket.
Rev. W. S. Wilcox, of Asltam, was In
town yesterday,
MOOSIC.
Rollln H(51as and M. L. Dymond spent
Sunday a.t Hear Creek among friends.
Mrs. E. J. P;ilce haa gone on a visit to
Mei'aopprn, Wyoming county. She ex
pects to be a'.t'i r.t atiiout o-n week.
John Giler, of Main street, 'is e till on
the Kick Hot.
The ladles of the W. C. T. U. wt'h to
exi.er.1 a vo,te of tha.Tl'.ii to a'! thr.je-.hat
helped ilo make 1I-.';ii'r s.iclal and er.ter
taiinment such a fucccss. The W. C. T.
U. meets every Thursday Clernocn at
2:30 p. m. in th-s La'dlas' Aid r-arlor of
the M. E. Cliur.-h.
Mia.SylvefterCorby 'Is rtlll cn the sick
list, but 'Is improvOng slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMillan, of
Avoca, f.pcr.t Sunc'ay at 1he home of
John AI. Robertson, on Main street.
Arch Lindsay, of Wyoming, spent
Sunday On town among frletid3.
Henry Kirk, of Parson, -vn vlsltng
aniens friends m 'town on Rumlay.
Mr. and Mirs. Robert Morrlman, of
T)uR-mai, spcr.it Sunday at the 'home of
Jolin'M. Rci'oert.'.-n, on Maiin street.
The Ladles' A'ld Fotticty of the .M. E.
Church will give their annual turkey
it EG
Known
By Its Cures
Tt Is not what v3 say, but what
Hood's Sarsaparil!a docs, that tells tha
story of Its merit.
Tho thousand) ot pcoplo Tvhora li tni
raised from diaea3oaad despair to bnpj.d
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has. No othor prepkration In exlslcnc
has such record of wonderful cures.
This la why Ilood'g SarsaparilU has tho
largest solo, and requires for Us produc
tion the largest laboratory in the world.
Norf if you need good medicine, why
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
i
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PromlneyUy in the public eye. f 1 ; six Ior3
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d'cr.or and suprtr cn Th2nl;sr;Iv'.Tis
Day.
The Rowoith League will hoi J a frc'3
t'r ter:a' im; -a Saturday evening,
November 9. I'tie programme will ccn
fiFt of s'.nj'in.T, lecl.atlonn and liv.tru
nior'.al muc. A fliPt-cla-'S evening's
tn-.et'.aliiment (a promistd free to the
people cf Morale.
PRICEBURG.
A special meeting of the school board
was culled Saturday evening to fill the
vacancy at No. 1 Fchool, caused by the
re-signatlon of J. V. Wagner. The ap
plicants for the position were Professor
Martin Joyce. Scrantm: It. F. Mr.xey,
Jermyn; C F. Van Nort. Scranton;
Miss A. I J. Bnyder, Elmhurst; K. E.
Lowrie. Justus; Mr. Grey, city; IX J.
Davis, Scranton. and John E. McCf.w
ley, Dickson. From thla list t'iiree were
nominated, viz., Lowrie, Davis and I.lc
Cawley. On the first ballot Lowrie re
ceived two votes, Drvls one, and Mc
Cawlcy three. On the second Lowrie
received three, Davln none, and Jin
Cnwlcy three. The meeting was thus
nutouined. Laving tho board at a dead
loci;. Misses Rersle Pralg nnd Jennie Will
iams, of Peckville, visited fvlend3 here
on Sunday,
Today in election day. Th voting
places in this borough will be ns fol
lows: In the First wnrd. W. E. Moses'
barber shop; In the S'-cond. J. A. Knr
ron's store, nnd In the Third, Mike
Mntyjcwlc's store.
Miss Alice ratten nnd Miss Ftt Pa
vis, of Olyphant, called on M. J. Lloyd,
Sunday.
J.-H. Hawk and Miss E. Morgan vis
ited In Jermyn Sunday,
PECKVILLE,
Trnvin Hudd, of Cnrbondalo
callw i.i town on Sunday.
v.-a3 a
Carton d Rwfeiwy, win has been very
rick, is 'Improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Iloll spent
Sunday at (Virliondale.
i.Mns. E. T. illardin.j Is suffering from
grippe.
The bec-'.-d of health met last Saturday
evening la tho council room. All the
members wore pnnent and transacted
co;i njeial le bus'':H t. Health Olilcer
Dr. F. L. Van Slch'. j reported six dc-vths
Facts tell the story
facts: Our partnership
limitation. The balance
HERE
GO II GO
Any hour of the day, any time you please, you will
find our staff of polite and attentive salespeople ready
to please, ready to serve, aud you save big money on
every article you buy.
Hi
Intend to purchase cither Carpets, Rugs, Mattings,
Linoleums, Oil Cloths,
Upholstery Good of
tion Sale provides a splendid opportunity for all who
F IT TO SAVE M
The stock is entirely new
to first cost, many goods
tJeSrAt our Branch Store,
in addition to our Carpet aud
large line of Furniture.
40S AND 408 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
km
IK .k
Serine Tills. Drains tliikr
IIfiiiH. In 1 wi(ki4.
rv-rv f eoo rlrr e i'ivq it
PkAi. Mi:nn
i'r-i.,.i
For ealo by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, ear. Wyomina Avenu ami
liprucoS.ros:, Scraruon Px
ONLY HOUSE
. That Has a Full and ComoletQ Una o! Underwear Is tha EMPIRE
DRY GOODS COMPANY, 51 6 Lackawanna Avenue
WE HAVEa.
UntKrwinr for Men, Women ami Children, nny price and dllTiront
prudes. Vou can llnd with us Natural Oreyn, Uiimel'tj lluir, Fleci-ctl
. Lined ltcil, (!rcy Morino. 'Plicy are hotiKht fur upot ihIi at tinier when
irootla went at tho lowest flsurcs. , Till was hi April, ISICi. and the only
Viuyt-r in Underwear that uuderMtunda quality U Mr. Henry iooUinuu
Manager o thu Cut Price Store,
LOOK OUT FOR OUR NEXT WEEK'S SALE
Iu Underwear, Jersey OvcrshirU In (llfltirent styles. Wo will not quote
any prices, hut wo arc willing to take oil' 25 per cut. strulglit than usual
I'rieia cLsewlit-re,
Wc Arc Also Direct Agents '
For tlic Snperior Ilygicna I'ddcmear Company
' Non Bhrlnknble, tho lest for health. Wo guarantee them to be equal to
tho onen you pay $." 00. Our price on them, for Mhlrts f l..r0, or ti5U for
, . the Suit. Come and see them, Largest assortment of Wool Hosiery,
Hweaters, Cardigan Jackets.
HENRY GQ0DL1AN MANAGER, 516 LACKA. AVE
ri
!a tho borough for the month cf Octo
ber and four births.
'Mrs. Far.'a!'? fc.iairra, cf Providence,
spent Sunday In town.
Jcet A pair of giid srTtacIc.i be
tween Serar.i.in and PecUville.ln a black
case; marked Philadelphia. The finder
will 'bestow a 'avor by returr.'i.ig the
rnme to . im. R-.;r
Revival servv.-e,x will be cortlr.ued la
the Methodist church vory evo.-.i!r.j
t'iis week.
iMr?. G. A. Mcf.arscl !j vls-Itine ct
More.-y.
John Kcciall i.cet Sur.Jay ct O.-.r-bc:iua'.e.
.Mrs. J-hn W.jeiin. cf tlv? Wot End,
is yrry flek w;..h ns? trouble.'
'Ml '. Hi rry c.l'Cf.u i.i New Tork
city, ur. -.-jInr; ia bjiLrati-jn In or. of
:ho l.ci;)itald.
SIBLEY.
Prepar.-.iIJ.-ins aTc belnpr made fcr nn
oyster super at the Sible y Unlan ChU'ixa
cn N v.iiiliir 2C.
A F-:-!cl '.'.n vlreWas fteld In the '31b
hy ITr'ion Church on Saturday cvo.-.vig
and Sunday mcrnlng. Rev. H. W.
ltuck, of 't'.ie Evangelical Ar.w.lat'Irn,
preached two powerful sermon,
Rutli's r'.,-cp afftciloi.ij for Nac.nl, cn.i
th'? L'-ir.l's Supper.
IMi s. (I. K!t Is v. ry III.
iMisi Krownell, cf Dundaff, 13 vlslt''-:
Mir. amd afu. .E. Rlvenbury, of S.'bley
avenue.
No i.nr.irmn;!o-;i has bc;n cbialned
to who the burglars were that eri.erod
I'..? houre of Jumes i-al;r.oa I.-.tt Mc:-...lay
nlht.
Mrs. J. Adams, of Main street, Bit-icy,
i3 very ill.
I'ittston llnsincsi Directory.
FOR FITtST-CLASS PMTSmiXCI CLT,
on V right & Co., P7 South Main street.
A new range for sale or exchange; also
H'oond-hand houEehokl goods, bought or
sold.
If the llnhy Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Winslow's Snothlng Syrup has been
used for over Fifty Years by .Millions e,t
Mothers for their Children wh'le Teething,
with Perfect Success. It Soothes too
Child, Softens tho Gums. Allays nil Pain;
Cures W:nd Col c, ami Is the rest remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists In every
part of tlio world, lie suro nnd usk for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup." and
take no other kind. Twenty-llvo cents a
bottle.
not wind. Here are the
must shortly expire by
of our stock must
Draperies, Window Shades or
every description, our Dissolu
and has been marked down
even below cost.
Church street, Carboudalc,
Upholstery stock, we carry a
LOST TOR
IS 1 1 SALiE
DICK.
HO
Whrn In rtoiilit whnt In use far Nervom TlrMHty, LnM nf Sexual Foer (In eilli?r
3x). Iiiiiini v. Atrnpliy, Varicocele nnti oilier weaknetc, from any fhn, um
l anl fell vi(rr quickly restored. If ri'vlrrtcii,
1f(iit:l,-4 rrtult fauil)'. M.iil'(1 nnywlirre. kc-ilnl, fur fi.ooi 6 hoxe for f5.bo. AVIlh
ir'jii unannirt iu cure ttr rcmna ino nioncv. auufcm
IN SCRANTON
(AUTION
TO our
VVtsshhurn-Croshy Co. wish to assure their many pat.
rons t mt they will tMH year hold to their usual custom
of milling S1KK.1LY OLD WHEAT until the new crop
is fully cured. ISew wheat is now upon the market, and
ovin;; to the excessively dry weuthur manv millers aro
of the opinion that it is ul ready cured, and in proper
condition for milling. Wushburn-Croshv Co. will tako
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully threa
months to mature before grinding.
,Thisl VJrcf."i "t"1'0" to every detail of milling haa
C laced WHshburu-Crosby Co.'s flour far above other
ruuda.
9
' MEGABGEL
Wholesale Agents.
leesls Powder Go,
Rooms 1 and 2 Coninioyealtii M&
SCRANTON, PA.
Wm and 0 LASTING
POWDER
MADE AT MOOSIC AND nU3Ii
DALE W'OKKS.
Iifllln & Rand Powder Co.'e
Orange Gun Povde?
Electric llottorir-s. lisoi for exploJ
Ine bluata, Safety Fuhu and
fiepanno Cberaical Co.'s HighExpIosIfCJ
m. PLEAS NT
COAU
AT RETAIL.
Coal of tho boct quality for domtl
tso, onl of all hIz-'h, ilollv.Tod lo any
mrt of tho city nt lowost price.
Orders loft nt rry OHIrh
NO.113 VW jMING AVENUE,
Rear room, lnut llnor, Tliinl Nutional
Hank, or sent by mail or telephone to the
nine, will receive prompt utiention.
Clpcctal contractu will be matin for tbf
tola aad delivery of Uuckwheat Coal.
WM. T. SMITH.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BAR RE, PA., Manufacturers of
Locomotivas, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
KCISTIIiG AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
Ocncrtd Office: SCRANTON, PA.
EPUTATION
1
For Fine Furnitiire is becoming well es
tablished you have demanded we have
obeyed and it's not alone for you, Mr.
. Banker or Mr. Millionaire it's for the
Masses "The Economy" has always
all cntcroA to t1ir itn?t!(5. nnrl its over liberal
l)IJ
kcimtable Credit System enables the masses to indulge in
im y
the luxury of a grand furnished home There is no reason
for wanting as good a furnished home as your employer
Mr. Laborer orMr. Mechanic The Economy is with you
aud for you Express your desires our space is over 20,
ooo square feet of show room covered with a complete line
of Home Furnishings from cellar to garret is at your com
mand Prospective housekeepers we want your attention
in person. We can give you, wholesome advice it's free
and may be appreciatedIt's about furnishing homes Our
experience is great in this respect.
Oh, yes! That clothing department only eight weeks
old is doing the business of a concern as many years old
It's no surprise to us The way we sell goods is bound
to gain your appreciation, aud naturally the support would
follow. Wc remain, yours with thanks,
, CLOTHIERS, Y. M.C. A. Bulldlnz I .
HOJVU FURNISHERS, aas-aa7 WyomlnB Ave.f Bot" SM,
patrons:
GONNELL
THE.
nnsyivama
RoGftnpc Go.
J
826 Washington A?eni3,
Scranton, Pa.
telefijo:j: 533,
Ebonite Yarnisli,
Gravel Roofing,
Pips taring,
Building Felts,
Sheathing Papers.
'cos.
1 1
. i
oti
000
o I
A!l IkliiilKor m&nii? wnrls don. All kln'Jsof
Kravoi or slan roofd mailt'.
RCOr TiNNING AND SOLDERHG
All done awny wltir by the use of HART
MAN'S TATISNT PAINT, which conslnts
of Inrrcdiciita well-known to all. It can be
applied to tin, Rtilvanlzeil tin, nhoet Iron
roofs, also to brlclt dweliiiRs, which will
rovent absolutely nny cruinblinK. crack
nft or brcukliiK of th brick. It will out
last tlnninx of any kind by many years,
antl It's cost docH not exceed one-fifth that
if the cot;t of tinning. In Hold by the Job
or pound. CowntctH taken by
ANTONIO UAimiAf:X. tl Birch BL
; - in.