8
TTTE SCTt AXTOX ' THIBUXTJ FRt DAY MOTtXING, MARCn l.V 1&9G.
CARBONDALE.
rr.Mdprn will plcn!"e not that advertise
Wtitn. order for Job work, and Item for
publication left at the wtabllKhmrnt of
Shannon A Co.. tirwfilealoro. Nurth Main
treet. will receive prompt attention; or
bce open from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.J
TKACHl-KS' INSTITUTE.
programme of tlio Institute at Simpson
on Snturjny.
The toucher of the Flrnt district,
KimiirisltiK the townohip uf. FVll,!recn
lleUI mid Curlximlale. will hold their
seiuinl Joint Inntllute at the Simpson
school next Siiturclny, March 14. ut
p. m. The following Is the proRninime:
ipeiiiiisr chorus. Institute; remarks,
Min I 'In A. Whyte; "School IUxoipline."
Allss Amies Kiirre.il; deliate. "Itesolwcl.
That women would lie nil Improvement
on the lioard of education." ullii iiialive.
Miss Julia ilerrity and .Miss MiiBSle
.Mi Donald; negative. Joseph I treinmii
and I'airlels Holand: jinlKe's decision;
lecltulion. Miss CenevieVe .Met See; pu
per. topic selected. Miss Alice Koster:
"rVli.mi Mamutcmcut." .Miss tlaluielle
a 'olt.-iis.-tri: leciiatlon. .Miss Kvani;eline
M.CIosky: nuper. .Miss. Anna Whyte;
sons. Miss Cola lleeney.
It Is expected that County Superin
tendent J. '. Taylor and Superintendent
J. I0. Williaips. of tile lniiiiiuire Hchools,
ill be present.
Illrthjiiv Cclchrnlioil.
Alexander Messenger was tendered
an aurecablo surprise party by a law
circle of his friends at his home on
Wnyno street, lie was presented with
handsome itiftH In commemoration ot
lii foi ty-lll'th birthday, which testifies
to the high esteem In which he is held
by his iicquaintanees. An enjoyable
time was spent Those present were:
Ab-s-rs. and .Mesdames Small. S. Sly. J.
Jenkins. K. I b-lliiit. Koster. Kvans. It.
Hampton. W XI. Lindsay. J. Lindsay.
II. Lindsay. I'. UlveiibuiK. Misses Paul
ine Suaeth. Anna .Mollis. Kiiiina Tim
inous. Mary Maxwell. LlllieCase. Min
nie Ibaiier. Nellie Thomas. Lett 1'eleis.
Millie rimer. Vina Lindsay. I'lara
lluiiis. 1. II. Avery, Marl Lee. I'M wu I'd
YairiiiKton. Harry Wolcott. leoi'K
Spanly. IMeluiid Tlnunas, .lolin l'urlett
Or. .1. .1. Thompson, Kred Thompson.
John liivenlmrK, Louis Hrauer. Henry
I'i'li i's. W. M. Hurst. Victor Mote. Jull
t's Spi.eih iiml Miss lil, i KeKi'tman ami
Victor Noth. uf Hyde I'aik.
, Snrpri-to Party
A number of the I'l lends nf Miss (illie
ltobliins. of Cemetery street, temii red
her a inasini"iade surprise parly.
Music and panics were indulged in.
nod I el resliments served. Those pl es
enl were: Misses Mabel fair. Lottie
Millard. Mamie I'.ryson. Sadie Lewis.
Uallie Iti-rry. dllie I Carrie Mnc-
bei.sh. I'.thel Holiliitis: Messrs. Leoll
Scott. Kay iiml Mamie ClilTonl. liordie
lilinmock. Charles Ijoeeis. Isaac Hol
Irllhocli. Albert llllkett lllld I'.ovd Ki.W-l.-r.
I i act lire J Ills Hip.
fiscal- ll.'illey. who resides on K'uvhtli
avenue, mi Wednesday mi l with an un
loiiuniite aci iib nl. lie was iIiIIiik on
a v.'it;oii. and while luinluu on Lincoln
avenue, tin- waiton slid and I'sinr fell
to I he n ! ill iii I. I in exaniliialion of his
injuries It was l'i ill ll 1 lliat Ins iiip had
been fractured.
I'! USONAL AND I'll IK III. MS.
H. M. Iloiinils and family wNh to
inililiily thank the many kind fiiemls
who assisted I In-ill dlirlMK his wile's
late illness, and since her death. Ks
ii i la 1 1 would Kiev thank I lie mem
bers of tile Shield of II, .liei- r,ir their
Miany kind acts iluiliii; the bereave-
lliellt.
The motorman of s'reel car Xo. IT.
of tlie liapld Transit inuipan.x. lost con
trol of his ear while ili sceiiilinu towards
the Kile urade Tuesday las, and Hie
car not on the Ki ie tracks, causlim
delay In irallii on Imth mads.
Mrs. John Coi ill li b, of Lincoln ave
nue, is on Hie sick list.
J. J. O'Neill, the city's ma voi -elect,
and It. 1. Smart, the city solicitor,
are al Loiiilinir nin-tiilim; the conven
tion of third-class cities.
The Columbia lllijli' lealll. eleareil $11"
niter expenses oald. as n result of the
last three months.
Krtink 1'ennls and his dnimliter. ier
frude, were In the capital cli yeslel
day. Mr. am) Mrs-. II. I!. Walker, of lire; k
lyn, X. V., are Hie miosis of Mis. Wil
liam Walker, of Smith Tenure si reel.
.MISS Louise Sloctllll. of Smith Church
1 1 i'i t . is ii ;;iti ii e'invalesceiit.
i'!:e I'l ivi'v iva ii n n n f; full time
y. slerday.
The "lireell ' ioods Man."nt tlleilpel-a
In. ice Weilni-sda;' night, was i;reet-i
b. a smafl niidieiice.
C. It. Mandeivllle has been le-ap-pfilnli-il
a diiectoi of the hleksmi Mnti
iilip'liu i'u; cmp.iny. Scraiitou.
Itev. Kallier Keeley, of Seiantoli Ca
thedral, preached Hie sei mon a' Si.
Ki.se's church last Wednesday ninhl.
The Central I'eni'sylninla Teleplnme
company have closed a contract with
I'.. A. Kelly for the seciunl Hour of his
Scrofula in the Eyes
fta well us in every other- form, is ptrinu
henlly cured by I loud 'a Kartupariiln.
tifv " 1 '-a1 scroiiilr.
in my eyes ana
tried several phy
Bit'iaiiN but found
liocure. My wife
persunded me to
try Hood's Par
parilla. I had
choking upturn
lion, wustroulik-d
kS!s; with night sweats,
vff-t: ""d had dyspep-
$ims sia in' very severe
M' form. After Inlr
lug Hood's Sarna-
parilla two weeks the choking npells and
dyspepsia trutihled me less. I huve now
taken several bottles of Hood's k'anapa
rllla and Hud that I am entirely cured."
William L. Payne, Btrryville, Virginia.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
la the only True Blood purifier Promi
nently in the public eye. (1; six (or f5.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co.,
Lowell, Mass., I'. H. A.
UnnH'o Plll2 wrimmioiuiT wit
riuuu a riiio ttowii hrMiuiii,
ilNT
.lust one wci-k more of
this (ircat Sacrifice Mule,
to close all KentnantH
out tit kii licit less than
cost. . l.ctiKtlis from A
yards to 1 5 yards in each
piece. liritiK yotn meas
ure and itet one of these
Hi'citt hat'naius -as this
sale will positively last
only li days more. "
J. 5cott Inglis
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER,
419 Lackawanna Ava
Untimely v
Decay.
The great engines of the body
worn out, refusing to perform
their natural function. The
cause disease, dissipation, over
work. The result is inability
to nourish, build up, maintain.
The end a suspension of all
faculties, a collapse, death, and
from that which is very similar
to starvation. In such cases
follow Dr. U. Hush Fields, of
Faston, Pa., advice, administer
Bovinine
He says of it; "While prison
physician I used it on not only
flie weakened by disease, but
those whose previous lives of
exposure and neglect hail com
pletely broken duwn their con
stitutions. The results were
always most satisfactory." Ho'vi
nine will create strength, enrich
blood, make hVsh and nourish
generally in all cases of exhaus
tion and debility. Physicians
the world over endorse it as a
lootl stimulant. '
bulldintt. on .North .Main street, for an
exchanne.
The entertainment commit tee of the
(irand Army of the Republic are netro
liatine; with Miss MeXeill and Mr.
Knoll, of tlie Walte Comedy company,
for ii concei t.
John Kearney, West Sble, Is con
fined 'to his home by uu attack of
pleurisy.
Mrs. David Chltloh. of Ninth ave
nue. Is eolllilleil to lief llullle by ill
ness.
Louis Spencer, who has been
must of bis In-other, C. L. Spencer,
the pasl s'x weeks, left yesterday
his home In Ypsilnnti. Michigan.
Mr. am' Mrs. Henry A. Itiown
the
for
for
of
Wyanil.e Limit Island, ale puyini: a
isil l i the latt. i's sister. Mrs. K. W.
Mills, on Lunula avenue.
Mrs. Hunter, of this city. Is visitinn
her sKti: Mis. .lames liuidliiK. at
Kaloiiville. Wyoming county.
The Helawaie 'and Hudson Canal
company ;iaid their eiiipbiyes on the
loi .unotive i nail and shops yesterday.
Mrs. .1. L. Thomas, of 1 1! -pliant, and
Mrs. l-:dw''i Hamlin and sun. ileorae.
of lliebottom, are the ntlosls of Mr.
iiiid Mrs. DwU'.liI lihiiievuiilt.
I ir. Whecl-'i expects tn o'iate on
Mis. Kinn ul the h isoilal next Satur
day. HONESDALE.
K. Levinson. of I'liiladeloliin. Is call
Iiik on llollesdllle friends tills week.
The heavy fall of sr.nw mily delayed
the maitv a tew nionieiits.
Wooden lilakiuy were forced to
closedown their sliht factory Wednes
day afternoon on account uf n break In
their machinery. They resinned opera
lions Thursday niornliit'.
I'pwanls of iiHi new bicycles will be
sold In lloni sdnle this season.
The report in Thursday's Tribune of
I lie capture or two robbers at luiryea
has yreatly Interi sted Honesdale cit
izens. The ai tide statnl Hint a num
ber of revolvers and razors were found
on their nelsons. Craliaiii Waits, the
llonesilale hardware dealer, who was
i.iblnd Saturday ni;vht. leoortoil a theft
of revolvers ."ml razors. The razors
of Mr. Walts' ale all stumped Willi
his name and address In the sled blade
and could be easily lilcnl llii-il. The n
vi Iveis were of mid :!X enlibrc.
Tlie Kiie and Wyoming Vnll.-v rail
road wMI ilisconlinne their trains to
Honesdale on Suiiilav ln-sl. A new
time-table taking clVect. wliic b will do
awav wi ll Hie truin from llawley to
l loni .-dale ami I'ittslon t" ilk.-s-I
la i'l e
The iii-osiiecls for plenty of eniploy
meiil in I ii.iiesdnle this s'.imiuer im
pears very e.ood. ainl huiili';.r some un-
loleseeU Irotlble. I iollesdn li- oUL'br to
see a prosperous year 111 l"1'."!.
Snow beuau fallinn about in o'eiocl-'.
Wednesday moi iiuk. and al this writ in.tr
sleinhinn is yood and the I pie are cat
with cult is and sleichs Improvim; the
lime while the snow lasts.
James ihiidner. of Benton, has piir-
chaseil of A. I Ib-ynolils Hie nr riy
known as tlie I'ix lot. on Maple effect.
I and expects to build a resilience Hieie-
on. a
Dr. A. H. Woiid'.vai'd, of Timklian
iiock. vislled his daujr'itel . Mrs. II. W.
Tuiiije. Weiliu'Miay.
Mrs. M. V. Townieii.l ami Mrs. Jane
Seaiiians spent Tuesday ami Wednes
day at Seranton.
Mrs. Kri d lleyiioids and two sons, of
Plymouth. visit"d the family of Klias
Itevnolils Tuesday
The Ladles' circle will hold their regu
lar meeting Saturday eypnins March
H. A full attendance Is ib-sireil. Spe
cial business will come before the meet
imc. Mis. Churles Kniinp and Mrs.
Libbl"
Arii'Strom: alleinleil a Lilt In I ;l
at Waverly Wednesday.
pa! i.v
The Ladies' circle will idve an enter
tainment the Cii-Miid Army uf the lt--pnhlio
hall Tuesday evening. March
17 (not March Is. as staled In last week's
Tribune.) The entertainment will con
sist of music, i itatiotis. remlitms and
tnhleHi'X. The enl-'I'lalnlil'-m will bo
followed by a cherry trc social. "Ad
mission. 1." cents.
MOOSIC.
Mrs. S. F. Price, of Main street. Is
visitinc anions friends in Kactory
villc. Ambrose Alleiiiiis iro!iriitir of the
Mnoslc hotel, bus nut two handsome
pool tables ill his hotel.
Seranton Traction eoni'mny's cars
were stopped by the bli-iziii. I at li p. tn.
Wednesday ami did tint resume ruiiuiiiK
schedule till -I. :iu p. tn. yesterday.
Ceruxe lieechani. of dak hill. Is con
fined to the house by a severe. uttaek
of illness.
Attention, members of Washington"
camp. Xo. 174, Patriotic I inter Sons of
America will meet lit hall on Sunday
moriiliii; at ! o'clock and attend divine
services at the Hrick Methodist Kpisco
pul church. Members will only wear
parade bailees.
Some of our townsmen will have
some bills to present to the Kjirini;
I hook Water eompany. Xiimerous cel
lars yvere lliMided by the break la the
water pipe.
HALLSTEAD.
The Delaware. Lackawanna
Western pay car will visit this
and
Idace
on Saturday.
, Mile Fisher is III.
Harry Jones, who had liefn ill. is re
covering. It. Sayer has Just received a fine
now line of s'.iriiiK Roods. Mr. Haver
Is oni of our old reliable dealers and is
always up with the time.
ill's. K. L. Howdlsh Is the KUest of
friends in Michigan.
WILKES-BARRE.
AT 31 AC K N I ( I IT'S SIOKI-.
Ijirgo Number of Creditor and Much
Excitement at Plains.
Sheriff James Martin and several
deputies went to 1'lalns yesterday,
where they held a sheriff's Hale of all the
personal property and contents of O. B.
MacKnlKht'M residence, general store
and Uruif store. A lurpe crowd of ex
cited creditors and others were present
and the bidding on the Roods was quite
spirited. In order to Rive the poor peo
ple a chance to Idd Sheriff Martin sold
the kohs in small lots and it will take
all of today and some time toniorrow
to dispose of the lai'Re stock, which is
saiil to be worth about $12,000.
Several of the deputy sheriffs were
placed In the store to keep people from
stealing the Roods as many of the credi
tors who lost rim mI sums of money had
very little compunction in oarrylntr off
anything they could lay hands on. All
the Koods In the store, which tilled two
lartre Hours ami the basement, also the
iIiiik' store and all the personal and
household furniture will be sold. At
torneys Wood ward. O'ltoyle, .MeAniff
and Ferris were present representing
the various creditors.
Another nun t Kline, that of Mui'ttaret
McTeff to 11. It. MacKliiRht for
which had been t ransferred by Mr. Mac
KniKht to Mrs. D. It. Koynolds, of
Say re, on March 4. was tiled in the
courts today.
Successful Religions Campaign.
The evangelist tc cninpaifcn conducted
by liev. Thus. Ne-cdhum in the Presby
terian church at Ashley for the past
three weeks will come to a close this
eveninjr. The niectiiiK have been very
successful, as 1 shown in the fact
that l.'iU persons ha ve professed religion.
Mr. Xeedham hat been ably assisted in
the work by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wilson,
the i-astor of the church, Rev. Marvin
Custer, and numerous ministers of
other churches. The sitiKinx of Mrs.
Wilson, who by the way is a sister of
the late I". I Bliss. has been a (treat help
to the work. She bus a rich, clear and
full voice and lief songs reached many
hearts. Mr. Xeedham. who is a lyothei-iii-luw
of Itev. 1. M. Stearns, so well
known here, will deliver his farewell
sermon tomorrow nltrht, the subject of
which will be "The Second Coming of
Christ."
BKli:i NOTI.S.
The vacancy in the Wyoming semin
ary faculty eti used by the death of
Miss Hreakstolie. has been tilled by the
engagement of Miss S. Fuss Iimprell.
of .Maiden, Mass.. us Instructor In elo
cution. She is a graduate of tlie Kem
orson Schiioi of lira I or. v. Huston, 'mid
)r. Kmeison. president uT the Institu
tion, recommends Iter very highly to
President Suragne.
Tlie Three-live club will bold a bull
ut laiiiilinasser's hall on the evening
of .March 17. A waltzing contest will
be n fea I m e.
Tlie annual li:tniUel of the Prince
ton Allium! association of Northeast
ern IViinsylvaiilii will be hold next Fri
day evening. March I'd.
Professor Will S. Monroe, who
is
lecturing before teachers' institutes in
New Kiigluiul has almost ready a
1 1 a itsl.it li in of t'oiiieliluiis' "School of
Infancy." which is to In- issued by D.
C. Ileiilb & Co.. of Huston. Tills vol
ume will be followed by a new work
by Professor Monroe, a "Itibllograpby
of Kduoallon." to be Issued in Huston
and London.
Jacob Klein, t lie bank yviitclmian. lost
a dog about u y.-nr ago and the other
day the dug ciiine back and appeared
overjoyed .o see Its old master. An
other man claimed the animal lint Mr.
Klein made the dog do some tricks and
Ibis settled Hie llestiotl of ownership.
The Concordia male chorus is already
pn-naiiim lor its spring concert.
Tie- Wyoming; conference meets in
I tiiiKliaiiitoi) in alioul throe weeks.
Next Friday evening the effort will
be made to organize a Trade Assembly.
The St. Stephen's Lenten services con
tinue 1. 1 di a iv out go. ul sized audiences.
There are only three lectures now
l'l iiiiiining in tin- Culvers; y l-Ix'tension
I I. in so.
The Lehigh Valley Coal company will
pay its employes hereabout on Satur
day, March II.
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TAYLOR,
.ephaltlah I'M w ards, of ( Uypbant. vis
ited bis parents. .Mr. and Mrs. l. .1. I-M-wunls.
on Main street, yisteiday.
The upieii social to be held Friday
eM-niiig- at Ihe Methodist I'.pisoopul
church promises to be an elaborate af
fair. Tin- admission f.-e is 15 cents.
The I, Hdies' A id society of I lie Coligre
gatliinul church held a social last even
ing. Kviythiiig was an indication -of
success.
The Junior iiriler of Cnited Ameri
can Mi'ohnni. s of this place intend hold
ing a grar.il entertainment on March -'1.
Tip- employes of the Ta lor. Pyne and
Hidden mines received their monthly
stipend yesterday.
The next Ililnrf to be disclissrd by our
.lili-rary societies is "Women's Itluiils."
I in r burgess has issued a proclama
tion which announces that any dog
found on out- streets within a period of
two months is subject to the mercy of
the police force, so If any dog escapes
notice I' V, ill ! because he WUR Hot
seen. This was effected by the running
around of a mad dog which has prob
ably indicted Injuries yet unknown.
Mr. ((wens' class held a novel and at
tractive social at the Calvary Itantist
church last evening.
Tonight. March 1:1. will occur the
7 bsf.
Ma m A
JUMPER',
can now wear ,i collar n spotlcn its
that of the mail i'i a dress coat. How
ever flirty his work, the workman edit
luivc it clean collar every day with
out cost if he wears the
ElluloD
AfARK- W
INTCNLINCO
It rnn lie cleanel in a twinkling lijr
the wearer, with a wot cloth or uponxe.
It combine! salisfactiou, economy uml
comfort. No frayed elites to chafe
the neck. The 'Celluloid" collars
und culfs arc the genuine interlined
goods with a "Celluloid" surface and
licar theahovc mark. They arc water
proof. All others are imitations. If
your furnisher docs not keep tlicin
send to us direct. Collars, 20c. each.
Cufis, 4oc. pair postpaid.
THE t ELLl'LOIn TOMPASY.
Wew lark.
OAPOLio.ttetsar v
i
apron fair anil social ut the Methodist
Kplscopal church, Taylor. Menu Hatu,
beef, baked lieu us. cake, bread, butter,
pickles, und other refreshments, all for
ii cents. Jce cream extru.
MOSCOW,
Miss (iraee Travis, who has been
spending some time with her sister in
Nicholson, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlie Noack. of Seranton. is
vIsltliiK her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
li". Sayer.
Alonzo Hinds, of Seranton, called on
friends in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Huberts and Mrs. Fred
O'Rourke, of Tobyhanna, were visitors
In town on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. L. Carr, of Capouse avenue,
Seranton, visited friends In town the
forepart of the week.
Mrs. H. L. tlaige left Monday for rtal
tlmore to visit her daughter. Mi's. S. IS.
Whltlock.
Kev. A. I). David Is holding revival
meetings In Khoad's hall. Klinhurst.
Mr. und Mrs. A. N. Sayre. Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Roberts, W. F. Clements.
Airs. Arch-Decker, Misses Nellie and
Grace Minds, were visitors in Seranton
on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. S. Yeager. of Mill street, de
lightfully entertained a number of her
friends Wednesday evening, the occa
sion being her birthday.. Mrs. Yeager
proved herself a charming hostess, and
m-i nm-nm rii- inuie man iteaseii wnu ,
the pleasant time offered. Those pres- ,
ent were Air. and Mrs. W. F. Clements, j
Dr. and Mrs. I,' Anioreaux. Mr. and Mrs. '
John M. Noack and little son Frank, the i
Misses Sue Pyle, Cordle I'yle and Mollie
Noack.
DALTON,
The young- child of Professor F. L.
Thompson died yesterday morning. Fu
neral services at ' the home Friday
morning at o'clock. interment ut
Newton.
Henry J. Colvin died at 2 o'clock yes
terduy afternoon at his late residence,
age XO years, "rude Henry." as he
was known, yvas one of the oldest set
tlers in this section of the state. In
all of the early developments uf this
town he was urominent. laboring hard
and giving of his means for the henetlt
of others. Jle yvas unlv-ersally loved
and respected by every one. The fu
neral servlcse will be held tit the Bap
tist church Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Miss Mabel Turdy and Miss Ida Jen
nings have gone to liloomsburg for a
brief-visit.
Mrs. W. A. Dean and son, Maurice,
are spending u few days at Isuae
Dean's. In Providence, Mrs. Anderson,
nee Misu Kmma Dean, being very ill.
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linglislt Capital for American Invest
menu. 1
Important to Americans teeking Kng.
lish capital for new enterprise. A list
contaiulnt; the names uml addresses of 3".0
successful promoters who have winced
over noO.OiJO.oail sterling in foreign inest'
ments within the lust six years, unci over
Ils.tJiHi.OOD for the seven months of ivij
pi-Ice 5 or $23. payable by postal order
to lh Loiajon und Universal Kureau of
Investors, a. Cheupslde, London, K, c
Subscribers will be entitled, by arruinjel
munt with the directors to receive either
personal or letters of Introduction tu U,y
of these successful promoters.
Tills llsi is first class la eyery rpspect
anil every man or firm whose name ui- I
pears t hernia may be ilepci.ile.l upon, Kor
pluclns the following II will be found In
valuable Bonds or Shares of Industrial,
Commercial umi Financial Coiicetai'
Mortgage loans. Sale or Lands, Putenls or
Mines.
Directors SIR RmVArtnc. ROSS.
HON. WALTER C. PHPYS. i
CAPT. ARTIIt'li STIFKR.
Copyright.
A'lifii hw wax a Chiltl, slio fdcil fir I'nstoria.
Vlin she In t-ainw JH-h, she ialnt:if to t'iistnrio,
Vhtu jshe had CUiKlivu, she uvetlintu Custorltt.
RUPTURE
CAN BE CURED.
Many imnpln pay no: that inImimihm
they havtj htmrd of mi in hiv tailnri'M
wh'-i'M tliu trusHor Uc kuH'w linw wn i
vi'IuhI upon. Si ictK h:i lfVcli.i u I
new amt butter wayu Nttinnf tiut
mntit that Mitivelv riucn ami i;t
uwav with itit trwmr i-ntiielv ufii-r
wm-.N I ir . 1. O'MulUiy. Uuiniiiv
Sp'fiHlNt. Sti SulitU Wjihiiiton -ttrirt.
Wil kit-Havre, ailniiuitr- t!iit ut;v
I reatnifiit. 'I'Ihto is no ilnteiitioii from
l.U-ilit"H mitt JJI'l H !H flllllJ ttut, ot t -wu
rn reeiv trenttiifiit and return
linim thu Minn; ilny. An nlisutiitrt rui ,
in MiiU'iUitecri. Tlif-re tn lit rliaiyt' f ir
i Nam. nut ion. A vwit mu t a wfk .r
rur to ififht wwfc will iiwiiilly tt
stitili itiit for tin tnut Hlnltluvii van
N. P. -TIk-m) l ot wiHlmiif tro;itln lit
i'hti bt tittt-il with tli i-Hlubnttnl
U'M TUl'NS, mmaiileeil tn
hulil Hiiy Miptut u that -:m hv rctui'iivil
ftivniif tMHo uml l omfiH t.
RYfl 01 D
BtuvwHEfit
I'uoHU U rltlrs
LOST MANHOOO
anatui tienumfr tuiifnt, ;
butb of yuiinif and mkjllo
St-J men na Vfomen. Tii
b rf-jlt uM4iif Vni Titv i r.
RMrltfl of treatment. KllKItst prtdurtr.tf wtk
f rm, NrTvow lk-hthty,N((rbtl Kmtt4-lonitf (.'ooiiaiiptiua. ;
n-uimtr, Kxhumtlfitr rlraitmnnUluof power of tlivOa
rratiTeOivantuiitttiiiico)ief4r9tu(Jr, bottfH fcurl mar- .
riHfreUquh LiyrurL-dtiylir. KrtriirBNpaivlMh rr '
vruwe. i i'i-j iwi,ontjt:ure uj Ltai iinjf ai inp Mtfll nr JIH
but r a irreat FIIK tOMt mm4 IILlMiH
i III llalF.lt. briDirintr bak the pink Uw tm pal
i rnreki anrl iwtoriae the KIKE ' Vol I N to the
battent. Hy mail, .H) per or fnr with writ
i irn iHirHNlrt ta cure r rlun4 tht mvnvT. frxit
; true. bysuUkcrv-iralttC'..ltui VMVU.Aaw Vnrfc.
I For Hale hy John II. !'h(pM. liniKiMt.
I AVyomltiK' avenue and Spruce Htrect.
; frencli Injection Compound
' paattlTclr, qulrtlr. 'nut meraiy lirrki. )
Guaranteed vr diodt refunded. Avuld daiiiceruua
ruiwUm. PrtuaS prr liultle. His Botilee
, (will cure eneraat caae) rut i-repald. aavunilreia
i ebwrratlaa, wilh onljr Kleatlat'allji made arrlaiie.
to any addraaa tur f. do.
DR. LOBB'S BOOK FREE
Tu all sufl.r.r. of ERHOHSUF VITII,
l OSr VIGOR and OISBAKEs OF MEt AND
WOMEN, m pegn: oletu koaad; awurelT
aealed aad ai
ilea ire. iTutaueat nrniali
trlctlf uouadaotial,
I, and a poaitlTeqnk'k care
.rtr ho alaeiltiiit. I
(uatanMea. noai
wiu aoaltiraiT nr f u. wriieeroau.
JIB I f f 1 319 W. 15tk It.. Vbllada.. Pm.
UR. bwaVK' yaan' eouuaoevu practice.
I, m
THE
n ra n rs ra i
L It lillilH GREAT RFTIRAI Sfll F
124-126 Wyoming Av&
Arc showing the must exquisite
and exclusive line of iubrics that
were ever shown in, Seranton, und
we are otTering the following
specialties this week :
l." iitecc of dnulile-fold wool dress
goods In plniils and mixtures, worth
Leader's Price U
.10 pieces of iiI1-wih1 cashmere, all col
ors, wurlli !."-.,
Leader's Price, 5Se
111 pieces of 40-inch black serge,
worth I."'..
Leader's-l'rice, Cilc
i". pieces uf all-wool black dress gooils
III fancy stripes, worth .Vic..
Leader's Price, :17c
tine lot of tigureil brilliantlne skirts,
lined throughout und hound.
Leader's Price. l :W
t)ne lot of siiiieiii tlgured brilliantlne
skirls, tlvafyurils wide,
Leader's Price. !i;i.?)Sc
A large assortment of percale wrap
pers, all colors, sizes X! to 41.
Leuder's Price, title
Ladles' block sailn skirts, one. two or
throe l utiles,
Leader's Price. 49. 51 and (Jc
New lot of ladies' muslin corset cov
ers, all sizes.
One lot of luilles line cambric cor
set covers, high neck, trimmed Willi
embroidery,
Leader's Price, 1'21-c.
One lot of ladles' huslin drawers wilh
cliuier or lucks,
Leuder's Price. Uc
One lot of ladies' gowns. Mother Hub
bard yoke, trimmed.
Leader's Price. Vic
tine lot of ladles' muslin skirts, cam
bric rultle, iriinmeil with lace.
Leader's Price, 4!lc
One lot of children's muslin drawers,
sizes, 1 to 14 years, wilh cluster of
tucks.
Leader's Price, from lOc
I'orHize 1 und Upward
tine lot of men's unlauiidiied pen-ale
shirts, new gooils uml well made.
Leader's Price, 23c
tine lot men's line half hose, full seam
less, woi lh I.h-.,
Leader's Price, : pairs for 2r-c
One new lot of men's choice neckwear,
consisting of leeks and foiir-ln-liuiuls,
regula: price, .Vic,
Leader's Price. '2Sc
One case of line apron ginghams,
worth 7c.,
Leader's Price. Vic
J, (MM yards of dress ginghams In short
lengths ranging from HI to Hi yards
la each, regular price, liie., '
Leader's Price, 5c
21 pieces of light percale, IK inches
wide, worth li'.,
Leader's Price. li.Jc
Clin- lot of Hue lawns and illmlllcs In all
the latest paileriis. regular pi-Ic e. Sc.,
Leader's Price, ftc
One lot of cream ilamask table linen,
worl li Mfc.-.,
Leader's Price. !2Sc
All of our blankets and comforts to close
at hall' inice.
LEBECK &CORIN
BREWERY.
ftfaaiinvtnran of tb OalabratoA
PILoENER
LAGER SEER
CAPACITYl
' joo.ooo Barrels per Annuo)
Moosic Powder Go,
Rooms 1 ani 2 Comnowealth Bid't
SCRANTON, PA.
' MINING and BLASTING
POWDER
MADE AT MOOBIC AND HUk4U
DALK WORKS.
Lamin At. Rand Powder Co.S
Orange Gun Powdst
Blactrlo Batteries, Poses for vxpksd
I bc blls. Safety KMse and
fiepaano Comical Co.'s High Explosiis
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made a
Aall Mit
lata rr
of Me.
TNI raAT setb tay.
aredaeae taeabota reiulu In :io dara. Itaco
powerfully and eutrkly. Cum when all ottaen tall
T.aag mmm will mala their Inat aaankuod. aad aid
aiea will teeeer their youthful vitor by aalnf
BKTITO. It gaieair aad aurely raatem Mamue
aaas, Leat Tttality. baaaccaer. Klabtlr Uaiatloaa,
LoatlVwar. rallla Mt-aioiy, WaaUaa Olaaaaet. aad
ail aaWej ef ealf-eimaa or eseecaaad tndlacrttloo
walea aaata eaa tor etady. awtuaae or aiarrtaea. II
betealr cane ay atartlat at the aeat el dlaaaea. but
tea anal aerve teaile aud bloodl bnllder, brl&c
las beak ike pink (tow to pale eheeka and r
jaarta abe are ef yeatev I ward, eft laaulty
aad OaaeaaiptioB. Innlrt oa kanaf llEVIVO.no
etbar. It eaa be earrted la aat wukat. By nail,
)IM aer aaakaae, or all let MO, witk aval
tive arlHai aaraatee ae ewra mm refund
tbe aaaaay. OUealatlraa. Iddriae
MTaL MEDICIIt CO.. S3 River St.. OHMaM. ILL
tr IMIkratBtei. eUtat
fjaaaaitaa .
1
F 111'!! SIS' THIRD NATIONAL BUNK OF SERMON, PA.
IIVMIIIVVII W VVIIV 1
r ,
0
DAILY BARGMJO. 13,
AT GUERNSEY
22A WYOMING AVE.
... .....
about four years old. We have hail it
instrument bus beeu well taken care
frame, three unisous thrutiKhout. ami
piano. Its tune is excellent, anil the
pianos are a proverh tliniUKhniit the
j piano uow is $lki.ot. Today's Sp.it
THIS SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES
in eight tlays front date. We've istlll a lari?e number of Instrument to sell,
ami we've made a farther and last break in prices. We must sell them, aud to
accomplish It we'll tlx tlie term at anything you can to make them.
We Mean Exactly What We Say, aud remember we are not asking; bite
first payments at time of sale.
GUERNSEY
Y. M. C A. BUILDING.
ESTABLISHED 1873
KERR'S
Ve Have Determined
To Reduce Our Stock
la order to make room for improvements aud additions to our store,
which arc necessary to accommodate our iticrcasini business. Many
very desirable patterns in
AXMINSTERS, M0QUETTES,
TAPESTRIES AND BRUSSELS
Have been marked down to prices which will insure their speedy sale.
Of course, they cauuot be duplicated at their present prices,, but you
may find suflieiciit for your purpose, and if so, the price will please yon.
.'r$r Krins the size uf your mom with yon. 1
S. G. KERR, SON & CO.
yf HQ Lackawanna Ave.
tJsj Opposite Ihe Main Entrance to Wyoming House.
1
STATEMENT FEBRUARY 28, 1896
TtKHyritfKA
I.OJIIIM
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. :mi,r.'.'i ai
'M.TM l'i
, X.iWi ml
7.770 M
. i:,7.n 7i
. li",.7K.H Si
-.it.) ::u
IVi'l-ili'llI'lH
I'. S. Ilmuls
nther Ki.ii.Ih
ItaiikluK rloiiHt M.
Hremlnins on I'. S. H.iiuN...
line from f. t. TreHtunvr.
line I'roni Hanks
I'urill
J XV M. CONNEI.I., Ircidrnt: tll-O. H. CATI.IN, Vice Proldent: VM. H. PV.CK, Cajhler.
I DIKtiCI ORS-V. m. Connell. tlenry Bclin, Jr., Jm ArthhaM, Wm. I. Smith, Ocurge rl.
Ctlin. I.uthcr Keller. Alfred Hund.
Special attintlon lven to Husine.s and Personal Account. Three per cent. Interest
: on 1 line Deposits. ,
TS
THE
Of the season, and before displaying our
handsome line of Spring and Summer
Clothing, we are going to show you big
v -alues in Overcoats.
Prices Unheard Of
All Wool Blue and Black Kersey and Melton.
OVERCOATS WERE $14,00 NOW YOURS at $,9.00
OYERCOATS WERE 17.00 NOW YOURS at 12.00
OYERCOATS WERE 20.00 NOW YOURS at 14.00
OYERCOATS WERE 23.00 NOW YOURS at 16.C0
fiflt will pay j'ou to invest in oue.. If you
don't need it now, carry it over for next winter.
w
ii flftnn ti
n uuuj iiiiivj in
$16.00, YOURS AT $10.50.
$17.00, YOURS AT $11.00.
$18.00, YOURS AT $11.50.
LIBERAL CREDIT THAT'S (OUR) BUSINESS.Sssr
(BOTHERS'
Here's h suap burjrain
for it tpuick buyer. TbU
i" "riMiu-Hiiau umuu
steiulily rented for that period, and the
or. It is full of compass, has full rou
us tine an action as was ever put in a
relisllilitv uml doraldlitv rf Vl,l....k
trade. The price of this OII'A Art
Cash Price is oiOU.UU
n
OPEN TILL 9 P. M.
TELEPHONE 5154
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WYOMING AVE