-THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAT MORNING, APRIt 14, 1898.
1 THE
LEADER
124-126 Wyoming Ave.
1
Arc showing tlic most complete
assortments of all the newest nnJ
choicest collection of Millinery.
'Clouks, Suits, Capes, Separate
Skirts, Silk and Wash Waists,
Dress Goods, Silks and in fact
;Vcrytliii) appertaining to u first
lass establishment.
20 do' ii of men' web suspender.
Worth 111''.,
I.KAOKICS IMSK'K. l'V.
1T doKcn of men's mixed stainless half
buae, worth Inc.,
IjKAHKIt'S i'KH'K. '.
4" dozen ol' children's und boy's heavy
rlbbeil last blaek sluckliiKS. iitile
knees, full seamless, sizes i to s'j.
I.KAIiKlt'S 1'Ult'K. 12':.-.
10 pieces till-wuul fancy weave civon
in all Hie new .siirinif. -oluilnx. real
value,
l.KAUKlt'S I'ltU'K. -Ilk'.
J.'. pi'-cVs of nll-wonl nerm-s, also faney
weaves In s ii i ni dress fabrics, feme
lur price, JT'e.,
I.KADKU'S 1'KICK. 23o.
10 pieces of black llnuicd biilliaiillne
north '.,
UKADKIfS I'ltU'K. lie.
I plecrs of blaek wool seine, tlie,reBii
..lur J.rii'. iiiiality.
i.i:aih:k'.s riticH. ).
All or our lines! faney wash silks that
have been inc.,
CIltiM'K Ol'' Till': 1.1 T, S3
2U pieces of l'Yelli'll olKalldleS, Very
ehulee designs,
I.KADKIt'S l'ltlCK. He
U pieces of line colored dlniilles, war
ranted fast eolors.
l.UADKH'S I'UH'K. Vl
K pleees of white rheekeil muslin for
aprons,
WOAIiKli'S l'KIi'i:. 4e.
(i dozen Ueueheil Turkish bath tow
els, wurlli l."ie
I.KAIIKK 8 TKII I'., 1IK'.
10 duzi n of bleaehej huili towels, 44
Inrlies Ions, worth. Sic..
I.KAUKH'S IMtK'i:. 20e.
V) plecs of t ot ton toweltnir.
LKAUKU'S PRICK,
10 pieces of linen crash,
LKALiKIt'S i'KICK, -'.
0 pleees of extra iialliy table linen. .
l.KAlHOIfS I'Kli'K. 2.
K pieces of Mill 4-1 bleached niusliii.
IiHAUKI!'? I'UH'K. "'. A YAUI1.
40 pleees Fruit of the Loom, yard
wide, lileaehi',1 luu'lln.
l.l'.ADKll'S I'ltU'K. 7e. A YAKl.
Jn our .Millinery nipii'iiiieiu we K'lar
anteee i.riees to be Just as low as in
all other departments, hear In mind
v.e have stylish up-to-date hats from
a m and upward.
Also line tlciwein from Ale. a btmeli 1 1 .
and fancy ribbons from luc. u yard
up.
W'v Knaranlee to alvo you satisfaction
In every particular.
In pieces of 4U-inch French batiste,
J.KA IMOK'S IMtli'K. 12'ie.
Special sales of Swiss embroidery III
lour wldlhs at Sic lu, 12e. and
Ific., wor:!i e.xai tly double.
We will clieefully she you samples for
ciimparlsim mid you will be con
vinced that we offer theso yoods for
hall price.
011 ladies' linured lnllllniitlne skirls,
lined I hruuulioiit, velvet tacliiK,
I.KADKlt'S I'ltU'K, $1.2.'.
311 children's navy reetcis, sizes 4 to
14, Kuod value, J1.0O.
LKAPKIt'S I'ltU'K. -,!,-.
?. dozen of ladles' laundrled percale
shirt waists In ull sizes. Kuod value,
LKADKK'S I'RICK, C9c.
LEBEGK & CORIN
JERMYN,
The Hrownson Literary institute will
present h melodrama In three nets, en
titled "Nevada or the Lost Aline." Prep
11 rations liuve begun and a date will be
arranged when the drama will be given,
in a short time. The following Is the
cast of charac ters: Xtrudu, the wand
frcr. TIioinmh A. Hendricks; Vermont,
an old miner, 1. If. Bergen. Tom fnrew;
a young miner. John l.ully; Dandy
Ulck. young miner, John J. Koehe;
Ullas Stelle, inlnsionaiy of health, John
K. Kelly; .lordon, director. John Medi
an; Jube, black miner, Thomus Ber
gen; W. Rye, the chairman, (leoige
MctlolT: Mother Melton. Mary Tullet;
Agnes Knit'lec. .Maggie Collins; Moselle,
the waif, Mittrgic .Mulhollund.
James Cole, who has been In the
employ of Hie Jermyn Ready Pay store
company fir severul yeurs us u team
sti'r. bus ui'ivpted u slmlliir position nt
Keiidham. Mr. Cole will move his
Juiuse-liuld goods und family to Uetul
luiiii nt unci'.
A delegation from the Rose of Luck
UUiinna Lodge, Xo. :!H. Loyal Knlglits
or America, of this place, uttendeil di
vine .services at the Baptist church at
CarbonUale Sunday.
llt 1. Swick has moved temporarily
Into the rutins over the store where
Mr. Swlek will conduct his Ice cream
ulid confectionery business. Later he
contemplates bulldliuf a handsome res
idence on Second street, where he will
move his family.
William Lewis, of Mayileld. Is very
111 at bis home 011 Futilur street. The
attending physician. lr. M. J. Shields,
lias trot as yet diagnosed the case.
The committee appointed by Crystal
Tire company have met with great suc
- cess 111 -HelHtr4lekets forthelr filter
tulnment on next Friday eTening. They
report I he sale far beyond their ex
pectations und have sold tickets
enough already to 1111 the house.
Miss Kill Mi Voste Is visit ittif friends
in 1 iiypuntn.
MOOSIC.
A meeting of the ladies and gentle
men connected with MoosIc Hose com
pany No. I will be held In McMllan'S
ball on Tuesday evening to consider Hie
arrangements made to hold a fair for
the benefit of the company.
Abel Storms, of Main street, sus-
Tuuieu some severe bruises from a fall
from a ladder.
The Moosic Powder comiianv have
hut down their works In this idaee for
an iiiuenmie periuu.
B. V. Price was a visitor In Seranton
yesteruay on business.
1 nonius nw, 01 Arnioald, was a
visitor 111 town yesterduy.
SPRING OPENiNG I
OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT
' Has been wonderfully iin.
Jiroved by adding 1.001) iitare
eet to our already spucloua
store. And we have just re
ceived the finest assortment of
Utrpet the market eun pro.
, duce. The patterns are of the
veRy latettt.
Cur Wall Paper Departmsnt
Has been increased to twice its
f former size, so that you can
sec the finest and most artistic
i styles and colorings ever
' shown in the murket. Prices
;! always the lowest.
J SCOTT INGLIS.
1 419 Laekswanna Av.
CARBOMDALE.
fRedr will pleas rote that advertise
ments, orders for Job work. an1 Item tor
publication left at the establishment of
Shannon & Co.. newadealera. North Main
atreet. will receive prompt attention: f
Uce open from a a. m. to 10 p. m.
TO IIOOM KI.K LAKE.
Carbondale Men Are at the Head of the
proposed I'lnns
AlK.ut two mile north t.f Waymait.
Ix-tween Pnuiiptoii and that 'ilui-e Is
the beau'-ltul lake known as Klk Uike.
The lake Is finely Murmuiuletl paitly
by heavy tlmlier. It has always been
a favorite result for fisherman and
many ami wonderful are the stories
t..ld "if the iih. 11s: runs llsli whii h have
been lured I' n-ni Its t.ul ilenths. This
with lie ll. al'liilll rllmute and readv
means of access make It u very desir
11 1,1.. summer lesilt.
AiiiuiiK others wIhi have visited the I
pla.'e Is t.enlise 1. lies. 01 inis my. w 11"
wus imieli struck with the lieauty ami
advantages of the sdai'e. As Mr. titles
becumc Interested lie conceived tile Idea
of makliiK a summer resort of the place
and with this Idea In mind he has iur
cliased a tract of the lake. Mr. lilies
has also Interested S. l Kctrers in the
matter, and the I wo have f. nied a com
pany known as the "lilies and lingers'
Klk lutke t'ottatte Uesort."
As soon as sssilile the nentlcincn will
commence the erection of several cot
tages, which will lie let to callipers, and
stimuli r hoarders. They will also have
part of the tract plotted off Into lots,
which will be sold to myrtles desiring
tliem. The gentlemen Intend to make
the lake a isipular resort and will boom
the property this coming season.
SEASON OIi:NS llll'RSnAY.
The Crackcrjncks Will Meet Seranton on
the -J"ili.
The base bull cranks are waiting Im
patiently for the opening of the sea
son In this city which will occur on
Thursday. The warm weather of yes
terday sent them off Into nervous at
tacks which kept them wishing It
would commence sooner. They are
Very anxious to see w hat our club can
do together, but they need not lie un
easy on that account, for our team this
year will far exceed that ot last.
Patcheii urrived yesterday and the
team, with the exception ol sales, nave
eported.
The llrst game will be on Thursday
with the Cuban (Hunts. On April 24
and 2" t'nrbondale will go to Seranton.
What Is looked forward to with great
est Interest Is the game between Oar-
unlale and Seranton on April 2W. I he
lotul team Is composed of the Seranton
I v.i I team, and this will secure a large
uiicndance.
Ul 'Kl AL OF S. J. BATES.
The 1
unernl Services Held at tho Itaptlst
Church.
Many of the friends of -the late
Samuel J. Bates turned out yesterday
to puy their last tribute to him whom
they loved and respected. The funeral
was held from the residence on Park
street, irom w here the cortege proceed
ed to the Itnptist church, where the ser
vices over the remains were held. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
1'. K. Jepson, pastor of the church.
Mr. Jepson preached a very touching
sermon which contained much sympa
thy and consolation for the bereaved
ones.
Three members of the Shield of Hon
or and Loyal Knights of America, of
which the deceased was a member bore
the remains to the grave, at Mjiple
wood cemetery. The Moral offerings
were very beautiful.
QUIET WEDDING.
.MlssKIIa Lake and Pearl Bunnell Joined
for Life.
A quiet wedding took place Sunday
night at the residence of Alderman
Bunnell, No. 211 South Blrkett street.
The contracting parties were Pearl
Bunnell, son of the alderman and Miss
Kllza Luke, w.ho resides near Crystal
Lake. Xo one outside of the Immediate
family knew of the affair which will
be a great surprise to the friends of
the young couple.
The ceremony was witnessed only by
the relatives of the groom.
The young people will reside for the
present with the groom's father. They
will dispense with a wedding trip.
mi. THOMAS DEAD.
A Well Known citizen Called to Hest
Yesterday Aftcrnnnn.
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
his brother-in-law G. W. Kvans. on
Wayne street, occurred the death of
Richard Thomas.
' Mr. Thomas hn been sick for some
time with pneumonia, but it was not
until the last few days that it took a
serious form.
The deceasid Was a very popular
man, possessing a host of friends who
will regret to hear of his death.
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS
Frank Berry, of Wllkes-Burre, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Berry, of Canuun street.
A.' W. Corbln. manager of the West
ern 1'iilon. spent Sunday with his pur
ents in Balnbridge. N. Y.
Professor Doty spent Sunday In this
city.
Ben Brill is very ill at his home on
Brook street.
I'M uin Brock, of Susquehanna, for
merly of this city, called on friends
here.SuLurdH.v. .
Thomas Hoisted, of Duiidaff. was tile
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert White, of
South Washington street. Sunday.
James F. Karly is In New York city
selecting stock for the summer and fall
trade. The new store of Karly & Pid
geon will be opened next week.
Professor J. F. Orowell is visiting In
Curry, Kr!e county. He will return to
this titv the latter part of the month
and will give concers at Bradford and
other places on his leturai trip.
Miss Margaret Butler, of MoosIc, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Sullivan,
of South Alain slieet.
A sou of C. Clift Is sick with catarrh
al sore throat.
Miss Cora Dean und Miss Lott, of
Honesdale, spent Sunday with Miss
Chttiiotte Giles, of Lincoln avenue.
David Hughes.of VVUkes-Barre, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Warren
Tuppan, of Farvlew street.
William Walker, of Blnghumton,
called on menus nere yesterday.
Paul Wentz. of Staten Island, has
accepted a position with the Star Steam
Dye works.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Miss Florence
Williams und William W. Williams, of
No. 4. and Mrs. W. Cox. of this city,
spent sunuay with Air. and Mrs. Eu
gene Shaffer, of Waymart.
Miss Clara Maroney, of Susquehan
na, is visiting iricnus in this city.
Miss Mame Finnon. of Dunmore, is
the guest of her uunt Mrs. Jacob Seller
mcrhorn, of Dtindnff street.
MIhb Branch, of Port Jervls, who has
been the guest of Miss Kllzabeth Gu
maere, of Hotel Anthracite for the past
two weeKs, nas returned nome.
Miss Josephine Burr, of Church street,
has returned from a visit with friends
in Blnghamton.
The Easter offerings at St. Rose's
church amounted to $1,07.
Miss AHda Cotter, of Dundaff street
has accepted a position with Miss Mary
uitraay, 01 naiem avenue,
' Misses Mary, Lydla and Minnie
Pruzer, of Wilkes-Barre. were the
guests of Miss Battle Berry, of Canaan
street, Sunday.
CLARK'S GREEN,
The Ladles' Aid society of the Meth
odist church, will tender to th Rev,
T. II. Parsons and family a reception In
the church on Wednesday evening of
this wevk. where all friends of the
church and of the cause, may welcome
the ! last or, and congratulate the mem
bership for the success in the past and
the possibilities of the future.
J. W. Oourtrlght left here on Friday
last to attend the commencement exer
cises at the Veterinary college In Wash
ington, I. ('., from which he graduated.
Miss M. K. Carlin !ent Sunday with
Miss Flora Linkham at the home of the
latter in Waverly.
The Kiiworth league monthly social
for Its members will be held at the
home of the league chorister, K. J.
t'hapman. All members ot .sister
leagues are made welcome.
Harry Pease, of Scranton. called on
acquaintances here on Sunday.
Miss Knuna t'oon. of the Wyoming
seminary, sient a few days at the home
of her parents.
HALLSTEAD
Mrs. M. S. Low-e is seriously ill.
Mrs. S. L. C.leason. of Carbondale,
who has been visiting friends in town,
has returned home.
K. Rackestraw. of UpsonvHle, Pa.,
will give a graphouhone concert In the
Railroad Young Men's Christian asso
ciation hull on Monday evening, April
20.
t A. llolden was a visitor in the
Parlor City on Saturday.
Mrs. F. M. IlaJl. of Montrose, has
returned home after, a pleasant Visit
with friends in town. "
The Bavtlst choir made rheir chor
ister, P. C. Burns, a pleasant surprise
ut his home in Great Bend Friday eve
ning, after a social hour was spent In
singing, etc. Rev. John Davis present
ed him with a tine silk umbrella as
a slight token of esteem, in which he
was held by them, after which refresh
ments were served. All present en
Joyed a good time.
tlcorge Van Fleet, Edward Nichols
and George Herkimer are having ad
ditions built to their homes 09 Main
street.
S. S. Qualley, our hustling butcher,
is doing Jury duty ut Montrose.
James Slmmrell was a visitor in the
Klcctrlc City on Saturday.
The Sisterhood of Mary and Martha
of the Presbyterian church will hold
a basket social on Thursday.
The Woman's christian Temperance
union will hold a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Millard Decker, on Thursday
afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
The borough council held a meeting
Saturday evening.
H. !. Carpenter, of New Mllford,
spent Sunday at the residence of P. R.
Carpenter, on Pine street.
Secretary W.- W. Adair, of the Rail
road Young Men's Christian associa
tion, was in Blnghamton on Monday.
A large number of Hallstead and
vicinity engineers attended the grand
union meeting of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Kncineers held at Port
Jervls on Sunday.
George ard and family attended the
funeral of a relative at Waverly on
Sunday.
W. M. Delaverguo, of Hornellsvllle,
visited friends here on Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Townsend and daugh
ter, of Murshall, Mich., and, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Benson, of Scraflton, have
returned home after a pleasant visit
at the home of Charles Capwell on
Williams street.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Bap
tist church will hold a social at the
home of Jerry Fuller Friday evening.
Dr. Baker, of Jermyn, will open a
dentist oflice In the Vanness block here
next week.
Public. Installation of the elected of
ficers of the Daughters of Pocohontas
whs given last Monday evening in Red
Men's .hall. A reception and supper
followed. '
Miss Florence King has accepted a
position at the silk mill.
B. F. Bernstein and John Simpson
received the chief's degree Friday night
In the Improved Order of Red Men by
Ana wan Tribe. No, 361.
Mrs. David McMoran spent Sunday In
Blnghamton.
PECKVILLE.
Mrs. J. R. Studley, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her brother, James
Joppling, on Main street.
Miss Alorre, of v arden, Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Peck.
Miss Rose Bray has been Indisposed
the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Whiting, of Carbondale,
spent Monday with relatives In town.
Mrs. George B. Reed has returned
from a visit with relatives at Phila
delphia, She was accompanied home
by her sister, Mrs. W. F. Kllhour.
Notice wus received . by the secre
tary of the board of health yesterday
from the state board of health that
two imlgrants en route for this town
by the name of Jlvan Knatko and Luk
asz Kseinlez. hud arrived at the port
of Philadelphia on the steamship Il
linois on board ot which there was a
case of varioluld. They were held in
quarantine for a number of days, in
which time no new cases had devel
opeda They will, however, be kept un
der close observation Immediately upon
their arrival here and every precaution
will be used to prevent an outbreak.
HONESDALE,
Miss Hannah L. Hill, of White Mills,
was married to Jacob Yanss, of Brook
lyn, In Grace church yesterday morn
ing by Rev. J. N. Lewis.
Wooden Blakney expect to resume
operations in their shirt factory In a
day or two.
A lurge number of wheelmen enjoyed
the Hint trip of the season out of town
on Sunday. Hawley via the tow path
seemed to be the favorite "route.
J- It is expeeted-thut several of the par
ties who were recently burned out on
lower Main street will soon commence
the erection of new brick buildings.
This will be u great improvement to the
anoearance of our town.
Hev. and Mrs. J. N. Lewis will give
a reception to ull the members of the
Kplscopal congregation every Monday
night.
The appointment of Rev. J. A. O Rell
ly to the rectorate of St. John's church
set ms to be meeting with very favor
able comment all over Honesdale
Mr.uy, however, had hoped that Rev. J.
O Byrne, who is in churge here at pres,
tnt, would receive the appointment.
I Was an Invalid
Bo long I did not expect ever to be well
gain. I was confined to the house the
whole winter
with nervoai
debility and ie
male weakness,
having no
strength, appe
tite or energy
A friend urged
me to take
Hood's Barsapa
rilla whlchldid
and I wai aoon
able to do my
own work and
feel that lite is worth living. I cheerfully
recommend Hood's Baraaparllla to all
afflicted In like manner." Mas. It. E.
Hoskins, Manard, Virginia.
Hood's SareaparllSa
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently In the pa bile eytt. II ; 6 for $8
Hood's Pills
UMdampwiliL1!
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
' ABSOLUTELY PURE
WILKES-BARRE,
DIED IN 11ED.
llulsey Wells Met urns from Work and
Hnds Ilia Wife a Corpse.
Mrs. Isabellu Wells, aged 4 years,
wife of llalsey Wells, a llrenian on the
Jersey Central, was found dead in her
bed Sunday morning at 2.9 o'clis-k.
Halsey Wells, husband of deceased,
left his home on Friday morning and
bidding good-bye to his wife, went
work. His run is from Seranton to
Phillipsburg. and he' gets home ev TV
other day. At 2.30 Sunday mornliu Ii"
returned home, and tinging the bell us
usual received no response. He went
around to the kitchen und found the
door unlocked, and upon entering lls
covered the dishes unwashed and th"
,hre out In the stove. He lighted a
lamp and went upstairs, where he
found his wife lying in the bed. cold
and lifeless.
A physician was summoned aad he
gave it as his opinion that the woman
had been dead twelve or lifteeii Ii itirs.
The coroner was notified and vldtel
the bereaved home on Sunday after
noon. After hearing the facts in the
case he decided that an inquest wa
not necessary. .
Deceased had been subject tr nt
titcks of heart failure for some thn ,
and It was this that cuus-l her death.
She was last seen alive by her next
door neighbor. Mrs. Harvey, about It
o'clock Friday morning.
Deceased Is survived by her httsbati l
and one child. Mrs. George Willis, f
Maui h Chunk.
GUILT ADMITTED.
Two Boarders Acquitted of tho Charge
Aro to lie Rearrested.
David Jenkins, a saloon keeper of
Nanticoke, and his two boarders,
George W. Robinson and David Lewis,
went to Glen Lyon on Easter Sun
day to visit friends. Robinson and
Lewis returned before Jenkins and find
ing the house locked, entered through
a window. Jenkins returned later In
the evening and next day discovered
that $130 In money, a watch and ling
were missing. Jenkins suspected his
boarders and went before 'Squire
Powell, where he secured a warrant
and had the men arrested. At the hear
ing there was no positive proof of their
guilt, and they were discharged.
Officers Thomas and Farrell, of Nan
ticoke, got hold of Robinson, and it Is
said he made admissions tending to
Incriminate Lewis and himself.
PLYMOUTH TRAGEDY.
John Nice Is the Vietira-llo Lived a Week
After n Brutal Heating.
John Nice, who was so brutally as
saulted In a fight at Welsh Hill. Ply
mouth, on Monday night lust, died at
3 o'clock yesterday morning.
Three men are implicated in the mur
der and one, Mike Pushka, was landed
In Jail on Saturday. The others. It is
supposed, went to Carbondale to seek
work, and warrants are Issued for their
arrest
NOTES.
E. F. McGovern and John F. Shea
have filed reasons for a new trial and
in arrest of judgment for Frank Shaf
fer, who was convicted of murder In
the first degree.
B'nal Brlth synagogue on South
Washington street is to be remodeled
and materially enlarged. An addition
is to be erected at the rear, and an an
other at the front. The interior Is to
be repainted, etc., and yie building is
to be given a general overhauling.
QUICKLY. SAFELY. PERMANENTLY.
Absolute cure guaranteed of rupture
(of either sex ) old or younf, no matter
how Ions staiuliug, without the ubo of
the knife.
The new method of treatment H cer
tainly FKEE f rout hII danger. No cut
ting, no pain, no operation. Taken but
four or eight weeks with a visit othm a
week, to euro abaolutely. No detention
from br.Hilifss. Permiiia from out of
town can receive treatment and return
the aame day. Consultation and Ex
amination Free. No truss required
wheu returned.
DR. A. P. O'M ALLEY
Rupture Specialist.
Washington St., Wilkes-Bsrre, Pa.
Twenty years' continuous practice
in Wilkea-Barre.
ASK FOETRE B?oKLT ON
GIVES Tim
BET LLGHT the VvQRIP
FOR SALE BY THE
CO
SCRANTON STATION.
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AYLESWORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In the City.
i
The latest Improved furnish
lag and apparatus far kecpiag
meat, batter and eggs.
823 Wyoming' Av.
CURED
y-vy i
PHICEBURG.
The electric Itiilits were lighted Sat
urday evening for the first time in
three Weeks-'. The new cleetric liht
company have titled up tle ir plant mi
Seo't roud with all the modern lin
tn'ovemcnis and In the future we may
exiieet to have light each niulit.
I'rofersiir John K. Mrl'awley, rin
t'lpal of No. I ei-liool, has tendered his
resignation, to take effect on April I".
Mr. Met 'aw ley lias aceepted a position
as tutor in Wood's Mildness ctdlcge at
Carbondale and his leaving our public
schools is to be regretted. t as he has
taught In litem for u number of years
and given satisfaction.
The funeral of the kite Thomas Ihidd,
who died on Saturday Inst, will take
place from his late resilience at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Miss t'lura Koyd, the evangelist 'who
has tieen conducting meetini; at the
Primitive Mitlioillst church for the
past two weeks, will continue to hold
them euch evening this week. All are
welcome.
Thomus Meelinn and John Judge
were visitors In t'urbondale last even
ing. The school board held its regular
meeting lust evening.
William McLaughlin and son, Louis,
were in t'lirbondale Sunday.
STEINWAV SON'S . .
Acknowledged the Leading
PIANOS
Ol the Worll
DHCKBR BROS.,
kRANICHE & BACHC and others.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
flusical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
Purchaser will always find a completi
stock and at prices as law as the qual
ity of the Instrument will permit at
II. A.
n
TlUSiC STORE,
117 Wyoming Ave. - - Seranton
Before . Aflfl-
ey DH 1. 1.
The doctor is now located over
the Famous Shoe Store. 32 ii l.ueU
wunnu'uhcnue, where he .may be
consulted on all cases of Kye, Ear,
Nose and Throat trouble. Special
care given to difficult Lve Fitting.
ON THE LINE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC H
are Iocs Led the finest fishing und hunting
KroundH In thp worUl. Descriptive books
on api'llcatlon. Tickets to ull points in
Muiue, Canada and Maritime Provinces,
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Canadian iui.1
Tutted States Northwest, Vanvouver,
Seattle. Turomu, Portland, Ore., San
Kranciseo.
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all throiiKht trains. Tourist
cars fully tilted with beddiiiK. rurtaius
and specially adapted to wants of families
may be had with second-class tickets.
Kates always less than via other lines.
For further Information, time tables, etc.,
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, G. E. A.,
353 Broadway, New York.
i
JOOWS I AND 2, COH'LTH BTffG,
7 SCRANTON, PA.
IEINMG ARD BLASTING
POWDER
MADE AT MOOSIC AND Kb'SH
DA1.E SVOUKS.
LAFLIN & RAND l0VDBR CO'S
DRANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Batteries. Fuses for explod
ing blasts, Safety Fuse and
Rcpauno
(u.:i n tut.H
uimniudi uu. a
KXI'LOSIVI s.
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL.
Coal of file best quality for ilomestlii
use. and of all sizes, delivered In uny part
of the elty at lowest price.
Orders left at my Ulllce,
NO. 1.8 WYOMING AVI-NUR,
near room, first floor. Third National
Hunk, or seal by mall or telephone to llio
mine, will receive prompt attention.
Special contracts will be made for tho
lulu and delivery of lliickwheut Coal.
WM. T. SMITH.
ROOF imm AND S0LDERIN3 ,
All done nwny with by tho use of HART
MAN'S FATKNT TAINT, which consists
of Ingredients well-known to nil. It can bo
npillcd to tin, Kalvanisted tin, sheet Iron
roofs, nlso to brick dwellings, which will
firovenl absolutely any I'rtimblliiK, ernek
na; or breaking of tho brick. It will out
last tiiinlnu of uny kind by many years,
and Its cost does not exceed one-fifth that
ot the coat of tlnnlnir. Is sold by the Job
Of pound. Contracts tnken by
, ANTONIO HAHTMANN, 627 Birch St.
POWDER
ESTABLISHED 1873
S. G, KERR, SON & CO.
JOHN CR0SSLEY A SON'S, HALIFAX, ENGLAND; -
UNRIVALLED
T
CARPETS
In all the Latest Designs and Handsome Combina
tions and Coloring, which have made the goods so
justly celebrated. We are the Sole Agents fur
Seranton. Our Complete Line of
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
Have now been received, aud iucludes everything ap
propriate and desirable in all grades of Wiltons, Ax
minsters, Savonncries, Velvets, Brussels, Ta
pestries and Extra Quality ingrains, with Bor
ders to match. An inspection of our stock and "ex
amination of prices will prove interesting.
A C 0 Lackawanna Ave.
Opposite
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
STATEMENT FEBRUARY 28. 1896:
RESOIT.CE3.
Loan (1,456,773 46
Overdrafts 714 M
U. a. Bonds .'.. IO6.O11O 00
Other Hotirla
301, 555 20
26.TM OS
S.iitiO 00
7.770 00
157,301 73
1J5.78S So
Flanking Holme
Premiums on l S. Bonds...
Due from U. 8. Treasurer.
Due from Boi-.ks
Cash
t2.131.300 30
WM. CONNELL, President: C1EO. H. CATLIN, Vice President: WM. H. PECK, Cashier.
UIKECTOKS-Wm. Council. Henry Belln, Jr., James Archbsld, Win. T. Smith, Oeerge H.
Catlln, Luther Keller, Alfred Hand. ... .
Special attention given to Business and Personal Accounts. Three per cent. Inures
on Time Deposit,.
AMD
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Riv
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT STEEL HORSE SHOES
and a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels,
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc.
TTE1BE1IEI i 01
SCRANTON. PA.
LISTEN L
UMBER
ACKS AND
ANGUAGE
THEREFORE T
PERSONALLY
LACE
ATRONAGE
R
OOM 502, COMMONWEALTH
ANOTHER BIG COMBINE
The tendency of
rrnnrlt 1in nf at(
extent that we have caught the spirit of the
times, and the following remarkable combi
nation ot values is the result:
i BED 6 feet high, polish fluish, heavily carved
1 DRESSER 6 ft. 6 in. high, 24x30, bevel mirror
1 WASHSTAND 24xi9 top, splasher-back
2 Chairs neat design, cane seat
1 ROCKER High back, cane seat
i LAMP STAND 16x16 top, under shelf
1 TOWEL RACK Bent wood, brass tips
1 WOVEN WIRE SPRING BED
1 COTTON TOP MATTRESS
1 CARPET Choice of many pretty designs
SOLE AGENTS FOR
the Comforts of Home
Sold On Easy Payments
TELEPHONE 8194
Itie Main Entrance to Wyoming Horn
OF SCRANTON, PA.
LIABILITIES.
Capita!
Surplus
ITnillviilod Profits
Circulation
Dividends Unpaid
Deposits
t 200.000 Ot
, 280,000 04
. 81.499 41
, ss.550 01
109 ."4
, 1,618.744 19
Due to Banks
He-Discounts
Bills Payable
24.3M la
None
Nona
Vl.Ul.300 3
I
STEEL
c
AN'T
ALL
USTOMERS.
:Ts
ALK
422
ROUGH
ELEPHONE
Ws
HEN
WITH OR
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BUILDING, SCRANTON, PA.
i
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our patrons to want better
mnilifestpfl itself to Silcll all (
Complete
BEDROOM
OUTFIT
$44.50.
1111
CLOTHIERS,
HOUSE. FURNISHERS,
218,225 and 227
11
Wyoming Avenue.