THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNIXG, MAY 10, 1890.
BATS TRIMMED FREE.
MILLINERY,
421 Lackawanna Avenue
A STIRRING SALE
OF
Stylish.
Hats! Bonnets
Tukn Die -lly nil tKthi-r. wo susiif-t
ItnTf htc nut so nuiny l(i:.M.l,Y I'KKTTV
lluls ami lltiiini-ts in all of ll u we liuvo
rruiiy for mile thin morning.
You m-vrr saw sinh ntyllsh tints, t
talnly not for mo llttlo nimuy. No nutter
how fi-w ilollars yon mi-aii to Hnn I yon
ronliln't mine to u belter plate for one
thiit'a in the very nick of fashion.
Wit have seleete'l about Tiii beautiful
Ham that were $.'i.uu and t'i.w each, und
marked them
$2.48 and $2.98.
All of our mul JI.'M Trimmed Ilut.s
have been murked ilown to
31.98.
Wo have tnkNi aiiout one hundred nirt
fifty of our iltifht imported Mattel llu;
that were Js.im. Jlij.tu and $12.w each und
marked them all
$4.98.
TRIMMED LEGHORNS
For Ladies, Misaes and Children,
$ 48, $1.73 and $1.98
Same quality wouM cost double the
money elsewhere ami would not be as
artlftleully trimmed.
CHILDREN'S HATS,
Prettily Trimmed,
98c, $1.33 and $1.48
Perfect styles, fully trimmed and best
muteriaJa.
HATS TRIMMED
GERSON'S, 421
" CARBONDALL
irteaoVrs will plcnse note that advertise
ments, orders for Job work, und Items for
publication left nt the establishment of
Shannon Ar Co., newstlwilTs, North Mtln
treet, will receive prompt attention: of
iic open Horn 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.J
THE PARADE TODAY.
Tin- ttoulc Mill i:tcnel Ovi-rAII tho
I'rini-ipli- Strri'is.
Today Is the opening day of the An
cient order en lii'is' state c inven
tion and everything thut c-un possllily
help in nuikliiK It r. success has been
It'll.
The convention iporn nt 10 o'clock In j
the Opera huilS". where the l legates I
will present their credentials, after i
'which tlity will adjourn tint. I ul'ter :
' the pii:ide. I
The local Ancient Order of llihern- I
l.iiiv IV.nrd i,f l-Xn stieictv. ar.il IV. V- '
eial delcKatloiiP from nclKhhorltiB
tnwns will purude the utreits in the
tifternoon. The parade fiunis on .Main
Htreet, the rlpln restlriir on Lincoln
nvenue, ami Ua Iln? f nutrcli will
he as follows: Down Main tt. KlKhlh.
to Church, to Lincoln, to Main, to
Hf-li-m, to ninnlaff. counter tniirch on
l-lliulaf;' street, to Uiver. to KlKhth, to
Jli-.ln. to Snlem nnd dlsierse.
The irrnml nrushal of the day will
lie W llllne Malloy und h" will be ns
Klste.1 by the follnwliiB uhis: William
IVel, 1 . .1. ilealey and M. H. Matlt
r;it. Ail of the delejtPtes w ill he pi-' sort ut
Hie production of "A mill Na I'uKue."
liy th- ilarrlck Dratnatic society. A
hivtxi' nuin'MM- of tickets have ulready
lueii sold., anil there is no doubt hut
v.l at the house will b" tilled.
The convention closes Thursday
rlicht. A farewell bniuiuet In honor of
the delegates will be Riven on that
nlfrlit nt Hotel Anthracite.
BRIDGE AT SEVENTH AVENUE.
ilir. Heers Would Like to Erect Om
ul Tlmt Htiec.
Whin It was decided that the new
lirldfces ut Sixth. Kulem ami Kinhth ave
nues should be built, it was also decided
that nothing should be done to the one
ut Seventh avenue as It was thought the
expense would be ton irreat and II
could be let i;o until another y. ar. Mr.
1 leers, who is repivsentini; tin- Melan
Arch Construction company who have
the contract for the other bridges,
wishes the bridK" to be erected ut that
place at once und hus a proposition
which he has placed before the city
councils.
Mr. Ileers says that If the contract lie
Riven to his company the company will
(rive the use of it free for one year, wit li
mit interest or uuy other expense. The
only condition that he makes is that
one year from the coniiletlon of tile
lirldne, that the city will issue boiulu
to pay for the same, in the meantime
RiviiiK them a paper or u voucher for
the indebtedness.
SUPT. WHYTE PROMOTED.
Hp Receives n Itewnid Tor His Mnny
Yonrs' Service.
Superintendent John W. Whyte, who
for the last seven years has been en
Rfitfed ns mine superintendent at the
Northwest mines, has been promoted
to general mine superintendent over the
KdRerton, Highland l'ark and North
west collieries.
The jiromotlon Is one which has been
won by hard and faithful work and
General Superintendent John It. Shep
herd, who made it shows that he is a
Kood Jitdse of men. Mr. Whyte in his
former position was held In the great-
GREAT SALE OF BODY
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
We have no fortune to give away,
but we KUan" .vou goods at less
tliau any other house in the trade.
Your choice from our stock, which is
complete at
w $100 Per Yard.
Remember we dou't reserve any
tlilni? These goods consist of all the
leading makes. Come early uud make
your selections,
J. SCOTT INGLIS,
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER
, . , ,
419 Lackawanna Aw,
HATS TEIEED FREE.
wr it r r -ni u M , n?f
MILLINERY,
421 Lackawanna Avenue
Straw Shapes
TAKE ATUMBLE
The iriee are lower than yon have
ever known them to Im $l.tl Hats. l.-'i
lluls, U.'M Hats uutl JIMm ll.its u!l tuarketl
down 10
50c. Each.
All the newest shapes, be-tl nuulities of
fine Milan Straw. Satin Straw. Tuscan.
Iteriiln.i und fashloiiable rotmh Itiael.-t.
ull to Ktl at fille. eut'h.
CHILDREN'S HATS
In Vine Straws, Mixed Hr.il'ls. und Satin
Straws, were 7".e. ami l.uu. all to fco ut
25c. Each.
LEGHORN HATS
Cienuine l.rglioriix. Rood iu:-.llt3 only
39c, 48c, 69c, 73c, 98c
These me lower prices than other mores
ran buy tliein for.
SAILOR HATS
(lur ISc. Sennet t Trimmed Sailors have
caiistl a great niatiy ImUations to be
plaeetl on Kale at other Holes, ir.it inn-,-can
eti;al ulir.-t ill sMyle. Ilnlsh a ml nunlity.
At 7::,'., !. and S 1.2.1 I'U-.e Milan mil
Satin Straw Sailors, worth from 1..V 10
Panama Sailors. Kin-st (jimllty. 41.7S
untl SI. SIS. t.'urreet shades, Siilin linc l.
RIBBON SALE
FLOWER SALE
A urleo cut In Klltlmns a:vl l'lawcrs that
yliiniM Intt rest all atlies tiiat si inly e. oii
ouiv. (lur funnel- low rlf.-s ml t iiee (rot' Is
have been still further ivdurid und make
u rema'-kuble offerinK of new untl styli.h
Kouds at half value.
FREE OF CHARGE
Lack'a flu?, Scranfon.lj
est esteem by the men under him. and
they are ull eager to Rive him their
congratulations.
Dr. V, It. Morrison .Now.
The many ft lends of Y. K. Morrison
will be ulad tt hear that that younif
man has successfully completed his
course at Jefferson Medical college,
I'hilaiU'lidiiu, and In now a full-Hedged
M. 1. Tile commencement exercisi'S of
the class took place last Thursday and
Mr. Mollis hail an excellent standliij;
in the laiKt! number. Mr. Morrison was
recently uppolnted to the staff ut St.
Joseph's hospital, ut lleudlnx, ovr the
heads of many competent students.
PERSONAL AND OTiiEK H EMS.
Miss Jessie Watt has been the Km st
of Airs. A. I.. Uuker, m Sctuiitoii, lor
sev ei al days.
"Irs. S. Holion and M!ss 1'olton are
nt their co; tuM ..- at Ci y.uul Lake.
Mr. and Mis. II. J. 1'elr.f and Son,
Cleliwood, of Scrunton, are the gilt sts
of the former's, parents, .V.r. and Mis.
HtiKli JlcConili, on Cailieltl avenu.-.
C. W. Uly has resig ud with It. IS li.
Kinback and will open a barber shop
about July 1.
Mrs. S. U. liakrr will leave for New
York toilay to visit Mrs. Louise Kn
siff'i. foi im rly of this city.
H. .1. Shannon, 1'. F. Koxe and J. J.
O'.Neil, of this city, rode to I'.aw ey
Sunday on their wheels.
Mrs. Hryden, of (reranton. who lived
for many y ars n Surlni? stre, t. this
it, is seriously ill, and Is not exi ea
ed tt) recover.
Mrs. John lluian and d-uifhtcr. if
Wayne sire. t. spi rit ilunduy w.tli lei i-
tlves in tlreen Itldfre.
Hern, to Mr. and Mrs. It. H. l.-y-
nolds. a son, and to Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Wheelt r, a son.
Joseph A. Iloole will leave today for
Nr-W York, where ho will be )oii.ed Tty
his brother. I'imiii liulTulo, ami t' frc'her
tle y will sail fur Kunnie, to make a
tour of the continent.
Mrs. Joslah VardeimarU Is vlsitlns
her mother in Scranton.
H. K. SpanRenhurtr. of (-olunibt-s, O.,
Is the must of hi" brother, Simon
KpraneiihiirK, of Spring street.
.Miss Itine Daley, nl WasWIritflon
strt.'t, wjis the irt'.esl of Mrs. William
Kiveiiburu. of It a.-to! y vide. Inst wi ek.
(ieon;e Male, of Wyoming Htreet. Is
home on a visit t,i his parents. lie
Is In a pharmacy In New York.
Mim. Monroe Tyler, o ror st city,
spent toilay the guest of her dinmii
tet, Mrs. (Jeoifje J. Ileutoli, on Saiem
avenue.
Thomas I !all:n;her. of Wilkes-Ham-,
is visitlnK at the home of hl-i coi.sln.
Jit.nns Nealon, on South Clint eh str'et.
.Mr. and ?lrs. John Mulr. of olyphant.
tipent Sunday with friends In this city.
Mrs. Michael Kellv, i-r South Main
street, returned Saturday, afttr a two
months' visit with her damrl ter. Mrs.
M K. Wnlsli. of Brooklyn. N. V.
W. I). Kvnns has reltiin-d from New
York, niueh imnrov'tl In hen It n. He
has withdrawn from th" r.anhvaie f'rn
with which !v- was connecte I. Tlie
I'trm now is MnhlMeld K- I'urdy.
Messrs. W. F. MeAndrew and P. F.
Tace, of Pot tape street, wee t!-e Bin RIP
of J. J. MeAndrew. of Olynbent.
Miss Nellie Lyme left y. st -rd y morn
InK for Mot-nt Hone, wh 'l'e she will
enter the mother house of the Sisters
Charity.
Mrs. Sarnh V. Cnrdner nnd urandsnn.
Cardner fl'Iioyle. left on Saturd--y f ir
a three weeks' visit with relatives tn
CT.flord. .
OI.YIMIANT.
On Saturday afternoon the examina
tion of the puolls of the public schools
of Wlnton, Blakely and OI pliant took
place In tho central school building of
this place. Thirty-six passed success
fully. Those who timd" 90 per cent, or
more, are as follnws: Eva Vessy. Liz
zie McUinty, Kttle Dougherty. Grace
Lynch, Jennie Patten, Katie Hovers,
Olyphant; Lillian Taylor. Ksther Sit
greaves, Blakely; Klla Mcdurl. Mary
(lallagher, Wlnton. Those who passed
80 percent, nre Kva Kelly. Annie Hene
ghen, Lillian Matthews. Charie Crlp
pen, fiadle Nealon. Kttle Heban, Mary
Dougherty, Olyphant; Mabel Plumnier,
Mildred Howe. Charlotte Lloyd. DeFor
rst Vail, Blakely; Annie Cummlngs,
Wlnton. The pupils who averaged
from 75 to SO per cent, are Agnes Nor
ton, May Kvans, Mary Fly nn, Oly
phant; Myrtle Peck, A. J. Clapman,
Maud Bell. Blakely; Mbses Carrie A.
Kenyon and Rertha Williams, of Blake
ly; J. A. Moyles, of Wlnton, and M. W.
dimming and Miss Hattle Murphy, of
this place, were on the examining board.
On Sunday afternoon Itusscll, the 6-yenr-old
son of Kobert McKlntz, of
Scotch street, wandered away from his
home. The boy was not missed until
late In the afternoon, when the parents
instituted a seurch for him. Searching
parties were organized and scoured the
woods nearly all the night looking for
the lost boy. Word was received yes
terdaly morning that the . child waa
picked up by an officer In South Scran-
ton. lie was brought home and when
questioned as to his whereabouts he
stated that he wanted a ride and Rot
on a street car and rode to Scranton.
Hugh Shannon, of Carbondale, Mas a
caller in town Sunday.
James Jordan, Jr.. spent last eveniiiK
in Avocu.
Mis. John Ferguson lias returned
home from u visit in 1'ike county.
A team of horses owned by .ivr
man Adair became f rinhienod on lihtke
ly street esterday afternoon and start
ed down the street at a furious rate.
When opposite the residence of J. M.
I in II. the team colltcd with a telegraph
I Mile. One of the horses hud its back
broken and had to be killed.
The school board met last evening and
transacted Its tinal busln.vs. The new
board w ill I'liruiiUe on June 1.
"Smiim A iimn" will be produced at
the Father Muthew iiera house on Frl
uy evdeiiliiK un..-r auspices of the
Catholic Y unx Men's Total Abstinence
ami lieuevolent s. letv. to coTnmeni
orate their twenty-seventh annive.s
ar. A parade will lake place previous
to the iierformance.
JKK.MYX.
The Choral union, untler the auspices
of (he Ladies' Aid society ot the Meth
odist episcopal church, will render the
following programme in the MtthoJ.st
F.piseopul church on Friday evening.
May !. The proceeds or the contort
will be used in liiiiidatitig the debt on
the parsoime of the church: offertolre
niuich. Miss Muigaret .Maiile; glee.
"The Slimmer." Choral union: recita
tion. "How Luhenst-lii l'Uyed." Ml.-s
t Since Winehell; march. "The S;rj er'.s
j Song. Mule chorits; duet, "'ill - Tw.
, Sailors." .Messrs. Creep and Jo;l ng;
j quart -t to. - Sweet the I I ck lr , s
j Song," .Mis-s Criillths. Hogarth. Bak
er ami BciiKiiiigh: tr.milone u 'o. Joint
'Jay; rcclt.itlon, "Tin- IMaiing So
ciety." Wllliani l-i owe; di'et. -The Mln-
tile (Sun at S. a " Mr. und J.Irs. vVarne;
I cornet dint. .Messrs. lii.Raith nnd
I St pheiis: idnglng. "On t!:e March."
j male chorus; recitation. "I'oieisa
iews of the StEtuo," VViilie.m Howe;
dm t. "I Fel l Thy Angel Si l:."
j Mes-rs. Cr. en aril Mcrtis; vocal s Ho.
V.n Hit to! Ings; leeit't 'iii, "i-'am's
, Lett rs." WI Man Ilo.ve; anthem, "And
tin- Cb ry of the Lord." Cr.o.ul union.
Twei.ly-live p;tj ,n were exiir.ilacd nt
th - ci'iitiai cxarnii.atloa hi Id in the
high school hui!dl!i;r Saturday, May
i 1H. The hinhest iiwiast- was made by
; Mis Small Muilep, of Jertt-.yn, her
i mailt being I)", ir cm. Oti.ir tdio:
; ars fron. this pla.-e ma le aveiages ns
; ftdl.ius: Oeorge Hair 8. til; Sadie Nieii-
olson, !n: liaisy Killan. Nt; T'nlph
WRiir.g, x7: Iliury Van Allen. 81; .les-le
Williams. "S; llr.rry CSj Iflltl-.a. 7,1; Mvr.i
Hills, S'S: Lizzie Thomas. SI; John Mc
Oo.T, S4; Corn Fowler. M; Jessie Win
ter. ii; Hnttl Mason. M. From Arch
bald pupils made averages as follows:
Saiah keoi-n, NX; Anra Coivo-. an, TB;
lin ma tlerblg, 70; Itichard Foote. SI;
Krtle Cumnmigs. CT; Knlhrviu- Mui-
hy. 71. From Siolt: Uutherfo:d Mat
thews, ,SS; Susi- Cure, ',0; Muy .V.c
l.a'.ighlln. V.:
The local Indite of the Knlfrhts of
I'ythlas have I. sued Invitations for a
Miclal ar.tl cntertninmei.t to be given
In C-e Odd Fellows' hall on Jur.e 5.
This Is the date of thtir organisation.
The Sons of Temperanc? will hold a
social n.'ter their regular meeting on
Tuesday eve iini-. All the me.nbers are
requested to be pri st nt.
The ,ler:i.yn Con. clary nisnclatlon
will hold a business meeting tomorrow
evening. Impoi taf.t I tisiness Is to be
transacted ut this mcitlag of the asto
ciation. Yisterday art' iiioon a sl'glit fire oe
cuiretl nt the "salt peter" hous of the
l'owtler ctnrpatiy's buildings. The Del
aware nnd Iliitisoii whistle culled out
Crysti'l Fire ci r.i any. which seon had
the lianas untie:- c nlr 1. The damage
. i!,-n-.' was slli't.
11. V. I 'ovarii, liliiitul ol'the.lu tus
iicht.olii. was l i Da'toa Suturdrty. win re
he iv.! -i ope of tlie board app ilr.te.l to
exari ice pu lis in ti nt nt'oi.
Oscar V. oJI'e, who bus I ecu engaged
a.-- liook!:t. I er for J. D. St'iel-er ft Co.
for the p:o't year, ban nslg -ed his po
sition ni tbet plare t nd will reside In
Srianton. wm-i-:- he is en;.T:iged in oi'-
llee work. ,',Ir. V.'i Ife h?is ir a 'e a li ist
' of friends during his ttiy In t'.ls plac,
i who will regret to hear of his 'removal
i to Scranton.
I -
j If the Hahy Is futlitis Teeth,
i Mrs. W inslow' Soothing E: rup hai
i been used for over Fifty Years ny Mil-
ns ot Mother- for tlielr Children
W liie; i t i Litiiif... nun ut't-i nutjeess,
! It Soothes the Child. Softrr.s tlio Gums,
j .ilnys all 1'nln. Cures Wind Colio nnd
is the best re-.nudy for Diarrhoea. Sold
I y irugglsts In every part of t!. world.
while Teething, witii Perfect Success.
He sure und ask for Mrs. u Inslow a
Soothing Syrup," and take no oth?r
kind. Twcnty-iive rents a bottle.
TAYI.OK.
.Miss Surah J. i'lov. i Igbt and John
l'lowrlnlit were in Throop Sunday.
William l.yetly. of South Taylor, Is
nov'ng In'.u the house of John Price,
formerly occupied by John Kdwards.
John Cordon and wife, of Scranton,
visited friends here Sunday.
Rev. Kvnns, of liryn Mawr, preached
lit tlie Congregational church last even
ing. Tills evening the blind plunlst, John
llowells. of Hyde Park, will be present
ut the Calvary Baptist Church Literary
society tnectliif,. There are several
numbers on the programme to be ed
by him.
D. Williams, butcher. Is breaking
giound for a new block on Bidge street.
Mrs. It Llewellyn is preparing for a
trip lo Wales in a course of a week
i tie loiiccrt by the band Saturday
evening was a "mince."
The gang of men emplayed at Taylor
niine lepairlii;; ale progressing rapidly.
The examination conducted at the
graded school Saturday consisted of
sixteen ehlldien. w ho all qualified them
selves except one to try I he Seruntim
examination next Saturday. '
What organisation n . m..xt , fa.
vol- the imlillc with a concert? It will
have to be of a high grade to be equal
to the lirst. "Well begun Is half done."
' -
How to lire nil Skin Dim uses.' '
Simply apply "Swaynu's Ointment."
No Internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, itch, ail eruptions on tho
face, hands, nose, etc.,, leuvlng the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing und curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggist for Swayno's Ointment.
W YOMIXtJ.
Miss Fannie Hyde, of Wllke3-Rnrre,
spent Sunday with Miss Maggie Swlt
sser. Miss Bertha Martin, of Plains, sprmt
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. N. H. Meln
gor. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Unveil sp:-nt
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. lt:ihert
Turner, of West Pittst.m.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Dymond attend
ed the funeral of the former's brother
at Lackville, Sunday.
Mes.t-rs. Stanley Durl.mil and Oliver
Weiss were callers at Rear Creek Sun
day. Mulford Berry, of Kingston, was the
guest of .1. M. Hmlth Sunday.
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to Hood's llll. Pmnll la
size, tasteless, cfllcient, tUorotiijli, As one man
said: "You never know you
have taken a pill till It is all
over." lq. C. 1. Hood & Co.,
Proprietors, Lowell, Mass.
Pills
The ouly pills to take with Hood's gariaparllla.
Hoods
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
WILKES-BAHRE.
LAKE PGYNTELLE.
A fomiuittce ol tin- W ilLes-Uarri
l-rei ( tub Visit II clerdii.
A committee of the A 'likes-Bane
Fiess club visited Luke l-oyntci.e yes
terday to liisnect tin- place and report
us to the advi.-ubil ty of holding tlie uti
nuul club picnic and excursion then-.
The committee was made up of the fol
lowing named gentlemen: C. B. White.
T. J. Walker, F.llas CoSnn, Michael K
Doughcr und K. A. Niven. representa
tive newspaper men ol Wilkes-Hurre.
Tluy came to Sei anion ovrr the Jersey
Central In charge of l-asfcnger Agent
J. H. Swisher, whose solicitous can
over the scribes never relnxed. Ar
rlvid here they were taken In hand by
Division Sunerinteiidint Williams and
Freight and Passenger Agent lorn Filt
er ft. of the New York. Ontario and
Westel n road, who accomnanicd them
to the Inke and were over-generous in
their courtesies. The Journey thither
was fraught with the keenest entertain
ment involved In the opulence of the
scenic charms that were unfolded to the
delighted vision neatly from start to
finish. A run of about an hour brought
the visitors to the i'oyntelle station and
to a glorious dinner supplied by Land
lord Simms, of -he Peynlelle house, a
handsome new structure, attractive
and inviting in every sense. Th"
scribes arrived with appetites sharp
en! d by the Inbreathing of the exhiler
atlng ozone that drifted througn til!)
open car windows from the breezy hills
en route, whose aliunde Is greater than
that of any other in the state. On the
train was lee King Cta.ner. w hose Sum
mit Lake farm Is only a half mile west
of Poyntelle. This lake supplies ice for
the big markets in winter and thou
sands of tons are cut and shipped an
nually. Some idea can be formed of
the cool ulr of the region round about
Poyntelle, when it Is stated as a fact
that the snow banks of the late winter
have only melted away within the last
week. The Ontario and Western stops
within a few hundred feet of tjie ning
nlilcent short of water, which is fringed
on all Kldes by i trees, whose graceful
branches bend j over the shimmering
waves as they break on the pebbly
shores. It Is an Ideal nlenlo ground,
provided with a platform for dancing,
row boats and other paraphernalia. The
romantic may wander at will through
primeval forest aisles canopied by foli
age lm'.ieiietrable to the sun's rays.
There are sylvan haunts and silent
grottoes innumerable, and far-reaching
points whose pathways are covered
with yielding moss and myriads of wild
flowers gorgeous In their bright culors.
There uie good roads for driving or
bicycling in and about Poyntelle, and
numerous nolnts of attraction for the
visitor. Within sight of the lake Is
Sugar Loaf hill, S.fiuu feet above the sea
level, und suld to be the highest In the
state. It can be easily climbed. With
in a short distance lie no less than
seven charmin lakes which offer spe
cial delight for the llshernuin as well as
the stranger who 1 ives the beautiful lu
nature. Lake IVvnlelle Is the largest,
mid covers a sonee of about 2HU ueres
In altitude it is (MO reft higher than
Fai vlf w- or tilrn Summit.
IMCCiiYJI.I.K.
The members of Oriental Star loth;e,
Flee and Accept, d Ai.is.uis, will hold a
regular cinimunicutlon this Tuesday
evening.
The Hoclal mid entertainment of the
Mithodist Kplscopnl Sunday school w ill
be held tomorrow ( Wednesday even
ing. Supper will be served from li lo S.
The entertainment will begin at X
o'clock, after which lee cienm, cake
and lam y articles will be for sale.
Chsrles I'urntit i loved his family
last Friday to Dulph's patch.
William I yne. of Uiinniore. vlsiled his
parents here last Sunday, Air. und Mrs.
P. i"nediei:r.
Mrs. William McDonald, of Provi
dence, called mi her manv friends here
yesterday.
Mr. und Mrs. John Morris. Thomas
Swales und Danhl Sarnie
the fum-rul or their neuh-w nt Iuryea
lriit Sunday.
-
iiioxTwosj;.
A S' liniis runaway occurred on Fri
day when M. J. (Srilliths ami his son,
Oerrl, were violently thrown from a
buggy on Wilson street. Mr. (Srilliths
was hurled nsalnst the embankment
by the roadside and sustained a frac
ture oi" two ribs In addition to Several
severe bruises, while Cirri injured his
hip and also waa badly bruised. The
horse was soon captured und was but
nil
General and Nervous Debility.
Weakness of Body nnd
Mind, Kffects of Krrors
or I'ixcusses in Old or
Young, ltobusl., Noblu
Manhood fully Hestoruil.
How to Knlnrge nnd
Strengthen Weak, In
developod Portions of
Hotly, Absolutely na
fai II tiff Houiu Treatment.
- Ileneilta in a dr. v.
from 50 Stuten ami Foreign
ftnitntpinu. Kfittrl lYtl Tloar.i.lnttva Rixib ttr-
' nlunuLlun aud uruois. tnuiied Ifieuletl I free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y.
Ccir-p'sxlen Presen'sd
DR. KCDRA'3
viola mi
Betnoves Frwlile, Pi-np!cj,
Liver Moles, iiic!:Scisd,
Cu!)a?n and Ten, aud i
jr2:i tho iil:lu to 1. crimi
nal frcthnc&i, prod'.iBia,; a,'
nnd he'liiiv c:im. u
I pleilon. Kiirer'..irt.sVif:n
yireparatiors a: a .n -:-- .ij
csug'ili'j:,vt lauiioa Jor lOt-.i
liriTmlpri. At nil
ttcud for Ciroulur,
VIOLA GKW fcOAP J t"rlr Ifroiapviblt u ft
fkln 'u;iivlnB i"Pt U3'nr.lr'l T.r itia talwt, nuil wltb-ut ft
rtvtl lirfitm n'lr.-'.y. A'v:avlT nut xl dcUeljr mtc4
miM. At nt.-r.lvi, Pr'fl'j '-:3 0:t,
C. C. D1TTWER r;C, Tc-.'.eoo, O.
For sale by MATTHEWS BUOS. and
JOHN H. PHELPS. Scranton. Pa.
Snbckub it Tun HiostoT MtDicm AuTHonmi-
i:,n.MXTt W'u euro yen.
witiilrrfiil l.min to Puff'Tf-r.
fritinl'nliU, fcioreTlirnne.
in:infiir;ii .tiieoncniiii
,7,Cv oniA h:viii, iior.i
c "-iA nuiirii,Vi,Vl-(.i.. Alieltli-lt'il.
tvmni' run.. nlA'..t. tri no., .
In pnpet. wat'T to tin en ttr-t liuilnnliin of en'i..
I'onllouPd VB Klftfll lVrmuncnt 'iir.
Rnlhlm Uiin mrj-iatcKii or money rol on.tetl. HVIre,
" n.. Trial fp-e at Dnurihtii. Ileniatorrd mulk
JU outtuw k D. Cu'JlrtiH, Lr., Ibnx Eikij, KioIl,
atrar-:rncjfcirai
MFN IM til ho Mirefit an. I ufi-t rnmedy for
mkll (IVU h. ,!,, UlMCOlARetoniH. Itl'U.Sill
Ithnmentrt Soreii, lliirnii, rii'iw tVonacrrnl rim
My mrPllt,SH. rloe,actn.nlinia-D r
n.to ar by i.iiUi pruriw. Arti'rtusninitiirtti. DHL'
For sale by MATTHEWS BSOS. ana
JOHN H. PHELPS, Bcranton. Pa.
i
i
slightly Injured, tlie buggy, however,
was demolished. The horse took fright
at soire object in the road.
.Vis;- I. lln 1. 1 rucku s with l-e-- sister.
Mrs. :. ". Scoit. of Philadelphia. Is at
N'agura Falls. N. V.
Arther L. Tituiaii has tvutcd on.
of the i o: t houses on South Main
street. As be stiii enioys the freedom
of celil.i.cy i her, is rurdlv a i!.Jdiic.loii
to be m i le save th,t K,. will soon
welcome to Mol'.lrcse, a f.iir bible from
Klmiru. But recently rear the station
and ncur Arthurs home I found a
pastel, oaid card with which the merry
wind had played capers. On one
side if ad "iioins; to get iva'-rled," on
the other was an advertisement of some
furniture cunptiny. By the rule of
three it seems that i ll cuinstanclul evi
dent e is going to convict him.
The lili-stratt d Montrose Kopublio-iii
Is growir.ir licit r everv we"k. The
genial proprb bus serin bound to print
the ri-ws. lib fate it nnd with hall i
tone tuts at that. The "local Is row
uni'er the crMM'ship of Ce. rge Frazler,
whose father for so many years was
the owner of the mpr aril the excel
I 'iice of Ms work, the graceful manner
In which he garnishes his articles show
that he bus Inherited the facile pen
of his father .
The peonle's party convention was
h Id here on Frldnv. S. K. Webster.
Brooklyn, wns f -U-t ted chairman and
Stephen J. Noithrcn. Montrose, sec
retary. Then the division was made.
The "rlate" v.t nt through with one
grand, sweet song. Here It Is: Con-giefsn-nn.
Fifteenth district. Charles P.
Shnw, Bradford county; representa
tive. '1. W. Weston. Brooklyn F. P.
liolllster. Montrose- sheriff, J. T. Jen
nings, New Milford; rodder nnd re
corder. P. B. Clllett. New Milford;
commissioners, II. J. LePnrr. New Mil
ford. O. W. La.nb. Jacks'in: auditors,
F. If. Bunnell ami It. W. Luce; dele
gate to rational convention, W. C. Dea
con, alternate, B. M. Brush; delegates
to state convention. F.. W. Wntson,
William Walworth. P. N. Hall, C. A.
Main. C. A. Sweeney, Patrick Dono
van and J. H. Trncey. '
Rlieiiinntism Cured in a Day.
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benetits. 7ii cents. Sold
by Carl Lorenz. druggist, 418 Lacka
wanna avenue, Scranton.
No Air, No Life.
Pneumonia!
snfltocatcs,
because the!
' tubes get?
Mf solid, and
t keep airj
C from the!
lun,?;3. Dr.!
Acker's English Remedy!
reduces the inflammation, j
so the patient breathes I
freely, and is soon well. J
Miss R.Kay,354 W.asd St.,N.Y..
says: "When thrc;itcm.il with
inieunioniu, J too!; ore b.-ittlc of I )r.
Acker's Ktv.(!i.-.li Remedy, and the?
pain and cough disappeared." j
3flzes, 25c.;5Cc.jSI. A110rr.(Ti3ts. t
AcKtliMl lin-lMiru..lti lsrliuniVrssi.. N.Y. X
t oi ...... ........., t
ASK Wllkfc jKLET ON
GIVES THE
ANPl5AiyTr:lY54F
FOR SALE BY THE
ATLANTIC inilUC CO
SCRANTON STATION.
"'..f?.,l'.t
AYLESWORTH'S
The Finest la the CiSy.
The latest InDrcTcd fnrntsh.
lagi add apparatus for kecpiag
it) Duner and ctga.
833 Wyomlns Av.
WMtWWHW
.-T' It 1 T
P&r 4 a0
Iff
SOI!)
HEAT 'MARKET
FOR THE WEEK
Monday,
SPECIAL 1SARGA1NS AT
it
-C0 AKD 402
Dry Cjcdi
OH tipro i flla -ho 1 Toweling L.'nn
flnixboi, te q ia'.lty. only 5je
&I p oe-B .-i-'o.ienn light Shlrtluf
(.ambries bu1 qu.iry. onW
S5 p;rrt hnavy visum 6liiUr
Flunui-L i.-quality. odIv
18 pici'f. C ca i r MnsiiB. x ru
giKid 7o (j')uli.y. rnily 3-:c
'- piiTPs 1'nlilo Unn, bimcbtid. '
tinhl-icli-d nnd turkey red,
wnrttt ic t 40e ynra, only jac
IS pit-em J.iuaiima I)r..- M.k, now
uuttnrm, worth Sic W,1. only. ..19c
ra r Lno. itrtaiiiH. :1 yarns
out. wnrth r--'.Vi p.ir. ly....$i.o
Cu-tan Pfl aaid irimmiiiRH. a l
n:iiilnt, extra quality worth
i0e. i.lily Jsc
00 tiai-H 1.r.- furt.iia. yurja
lonr. worth $l.i pair, oaiy 70c
All our DrvHa Ooods wiling at :Jj
to 4"io yard, reduof d to 30c
Sjrciil ft Oar 25; Dipirtmin".
tor Monday only. n wilt plnca
on na e li ditleient 2.V articlia ut
l'.''s- i a h. No mitra tliau 'S oi
each to any oae pcraun.
Uab;el!zs.
In rmhrcllca, worth SI.M.at 6qc
SO L'lBbrnllr.a, worth $l.W, at... .$1.00
. Iifauts' Wr.
1 casa Infanta' Lac a Caps nui
400 and 402 Lackawanna Ave.
We Have Never
CARPETS AMD RUGS
That approached the present one in every desirable quality,
the colorings are richer and patterns more artistic, variety
greater and values far beyoud anything we ever did.
Draperies and Upholstery
Our Decorators are practical men, of long experience,
formerly employed in the Largest Houses in New York ;
they will pencil you a sketch, or give you original drawings
in colors while you wait, and be helpful to you in harmoniz
ing Wall Papers, Carpets and Furniture.
Opposite Alain Tntranct!
to '.lie V eming House.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-3ARRE, PA., Manufacturer, of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
Qeneral Office: SCRANTON, PA.
'TWOULD BE
A NICE LOOKING
If you had this set in it. The accom
pany ing cut shows the style of tht
six chairs hieh hack, carved, line
caning. MMB0AKU near 4
wide elegant design, hevel
mirror, nlnsli lined drawer.
linen drawer, and a drawer for other
tin tius beside the roouiv cunhoards
and well arranged glassware shelves.
TABLE. Pol
ished oak, carved
panel,!) heavy twist-
-.1 1
III H.-K, MlllJillUtu-U ft' ' ;.
on (he 'giant frame,'
a dovetailed brace, mia
preventing tlie
spreading ol Uie
rails, top 40 inches
lung.
THIS SUIT,
CONSISTING OF
EIGHT PIECES,
FOR CASH
OR CREDIT.
DINING HOOI
13
May 18,
LSCKSV.'ftJM AVE,
Hata. worth !Wc toV!- aacb. only.ajc
oion OhUdru' Whit Urwti
worth IWa only
W Infanta- Lo ,p C a-hmeroCbiki
nicatjr mbreldered. worth ai rs
to tLVi, only
Mies' Wrippjrs.
'"i.?01"'!' Sf3rle- wrtb tl.SJ to
- v, 1 u.l iuuioi a i 91. M
Cloik D parimsBt.
i00 dozen Lartb a' Laundred Shirt
WaUtn. aprci.il 8o quality, for 4c
Mo mora than 3 to any one pemoa.
50 Ladli-n' and MWn' all wool
cloth C'apaa. worth 11.75. only ...lie
50 Ladiea'and Wiiwa' Hiik Caa,
extra good wortb, $5.00 to 58. "
only J 5
Lidies' Furnlsblig Giods.
1 eaae Ladlea' One Ribbed Vcata,
worth Sic, only 150
100 nnaii l adiea' Nlifbt Oewna,
worth 91 tl to t ";. only aec
63 dnren Ladies' Night Uowns,
worth 1.00, ouly ...60c
Guts' Furnishing Goods .
1 can Denta' fine Ribbed Bhlrti-.
and Urn were, extra good SOe
quality, at joc -
1 cm Genu' Balbriiriian Bhirta
' and Drawer, worth k-, at aoc
Gents' :':c Sa8(endera, at u'tc
ESTABLISHED 1873.
iiimiiiiiii
Telephone Call 5154.
Offered a Line of
4G8 Lackawanna Avenue.
18
225, 227 and 218
Wyoming Ave
Cuts of Sideboard: In the
Truth, Times and Republican.
Cut of Tabic In the Truth,
COMKKCIMi
i. illiA II!
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Eli., mw & co.,
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