THE SCBANTON TIUBUJJE TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1896.
CARBONOALE.
(K'sflr wm plnn not that aflvsvrMse.
B.'rnts. orders for Job work. an Urn, tor
Publication left at the establishment pt
shannon Co.. newsdealers. North Msit
atreet. will rec4lv prompt attention:
lice oien trjm S a. m. to 10 p. m. I
A NARROW ESCAPE.
llriiki-iatiu Jobn W. Smith Badly In
jured ou Ibr llailroud.
Jolin W. Smith, n brakemnn on the
Ivlnwnre ami Hul."n rallrond. wns
lutiily injured ytsU-nluy rnorniiis and
ivnmvwl to his ho-.re at No. 4 ou the
irravliv road. tthwi tin- train whs
near i he Marvine M.uft ft Serunton. in
jiin.plr. from the enstiao he found
himself ilireetlv in tiont of a north
lioiid train. His es. n;e from instant
i.utli tvr.s almost miraculous. He fell
with sront force between the rails, but
ill- engine rolled him forward until the
ti'itiii was stopped. Ur. 1 K. Jenkins
made a careful examination of the in
jured man ond it is hotieil tliat he U
not injured internally though sufEeiinsr
iii-iii a dtslorn tod shoulder and many
cuts ar.d bruises over lhe whol body.
THE Ml'SJCAL ITALIANS.
Ki iiittuiiiiitioH ol Ibe oluiubin
liiiml I.nt Saturday F.veniut:.
i in Saturday evening a rneetlntf was
li Id to eonplder Hie (iiiesllon of re
organizing tli? Polumbiiit b.-inil, and
fifteen names of youiiB men interested
were received and others will join, so
i hut the band will ! organized, with
some twenty ymitur men. nil tinder
twenty- one years of tx: Samuel
I'litiliano. formerly of 111" Mozart bund,
is nuieli Interested ill the ent oriirlse,
and Sir. liubiicl PiiKliaiio, Willi oth
ers, will me eveiy effort t' make; li a
y ucceyy.
RAILROAD MEN AT CHURCH.
Sermon Delivered A0i iate lor
Their Meinorijil liny.
A memorial day sermon was deliver
ed on Sunday evenlna: by the pastor,
llev. Oliurles I.ee, lo the railroad men
ot this oily. The discourse was able
and fcl-innent on "Our Individual Ke
xjoninbllliy." Wednesday the llailroad men's ttu'
luorial ilay will be observed by the
different fraternities and brothci lmods
when the trraves of Iheir departed
comrades will be decorated.
GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICES.
Vfry l'.ncoiuni:iiig Prospects lor ft
I liurch Oi'itauiation.
The Itev. Mr. ICIii'lii&er was welcomed
on Sunday innrnluir by a eonsxefration
much larger thun that of the previous
Sunday, mid the prooeots are pii
eminmintr for the establishment of a
Lutheran church.
The board of missions have taken a
deep interest iii the enterprise and will
no doubt render pecuniary assistance.
Ilaiupict lor Mitchell II rue Co.
Mr. Andrew Mitchell has extended ait
Invitation to the hose company bearing1
bis name, to spend Friday afternoon
and evening at his cottnse nt Crystal
lake. The company have unanimously
aeoepted the KenerouH Invitation ex
tending a vote of thanks. There will
be un exhibition drill by the company
on the lawn of Air. Mitchell's residence
and In the evening I lit? festivities will
enaasre their nttcntion.
t' intern I of .Mrs. Ilarrclt.
The funeral services of Mrs. Harrett
.ere Itiririly uttended on Sunday af
ernoon nt St. Hose church. The Kt-v.
r'uther T. V. Coffey ollk'iated. The re
miins were Interred in tst. Kose'n eeme
ry. The funeral was largely attend
ed by friends of the deceased.
Services nt the (iospcl TVnl.
The tent lately placed on Maple ave
nue was tilled on Sunday evening- by
ii large audience who listened to an
earnest address by Mrs. .Moore. There
lias been manifested a very deep Inter
est lu these services for the people and
they will be cuntinue there for the
present.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Mi.ss Apnea Philhin, of Hcrantrm.
who has been the ffuest of friends in
this city, has returned home.
Miss A. Nelson, of New York, is vis
Itlng her parents' home on Pike street.
She is accompanied by her friend. Miss
.1. Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Georso F. Kimball ar
in Cleveland, Ohio.
W. T. Reeves and Mrs. McCawl.y.
of New York city, are visiting at the
home of Joseph I'owderly on Soutli Ter
race street.
Dr. H. '. Y.'heeler is on n business
trip to New York city. He left Sat
urday and w ill probably return tomor
row. Miss Ellon Tteed Mend), of Winchest
er, has returned from her summer va
vation and re-opened th Simpson
kindergarten. She is assisted by Miss
Anna Hewison.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeortre Kilborn, of
T.rooklyn, N. Y., are the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. C. F. Hose, of Wyoming
street.
Dominion Sanclierieo. who lias been
suffering with nppendirliis, was ope
rated upon at Emergency hospital this
i 1 1 v yesterday.
The engagement of James II. Funl.
of the Miners' and Mec hanics' Saving
bank, and Miss Jessie K. Watt, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watt, is an
nounced. Mrs. S. It. Swlntle gave a r. o'clock
t"a. In honor of her guests. Mrs. AV. H.
Manser and daughter, Julia, of l'leus
nnt Mount, Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William I'iel uro spend
ing the week with friends in Ilones-
llale.
MJss Ilattie Frank, a former resi
dent of this city, now il mission work
er In New York city. Is visiting friends
In lov n.
H. l. Mow.", who lias been a guest
nt the home of S. Singer, on South
Main street for the past week, has re
turned home.
Morris Leveno spent Sunday with
friends in Wilkes-Harre.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. 1'aUerson spent
Fuuday with friends In Seranton.
Teter A. Larkin has resigned Ills o
tjltlon on the Herald force and on Mod-
ANNUAL CUT PRICE
REfflSANT SALEJF CARPETS
.lu.t read our prices and compare them wltb
any and all nt the other attempt.:
25a Ingrain Carpets, Now 18c
35c. Ingrain Car?3!s; Now 25c
50c. Ingrain Carpa!?, Now 35c
B5& Erusssis Carpats, .Now 39c
7fa, Erusssis Carets, Now 57c
S5& Brussels Carpets, Now 75c
Alto a uurntity of Body Bmel length
from a to so yard In each piece at about one
hnlt price to close.
J. SCOTTlNGLfS; iii,
. CApeis an! Will r'ap?r Daaler.
TfeRMS-Caak on the Above Uoods.
day next will enter the College of Phy
sicians and Surgeons of baitiniore.
Ex-County Treasurer D. V. Powell
and wife were the guests of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Richard Lloyd, of this
city, Saturday.
Miss Green, of Brooklyn. N. Y Is be
ing entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John
lialstead, of Wyoming street.
. F. . I. Ooates, of Patterson. X. J.,
spent Sunday with I- M. Smith.
Edwin Moon, sr., Fpent Sunday In
Wilkes-Rarre.
Miss May I.ynott. of the West Side,
is visiting her cousin. Miss Nellie
ilaughan, of Seranton.
AVOI.A.
At tho regular meeting of the Lanc
clifTe Christina Endeavor society the
l' dlowing olllcers were l cted: Miss
Jernle Whytc, pesi.Ient; Tho:::aj
Purns. vlce-pre.-lde.it; Jennie Y un-?,
secretary: Tl o:'. dammit, tr -a-ure."
Ma: gar t U nnlman. cone p. n iln?
secretary; J. K. t! ergo. Wlub m Ma
jor. Misses Agnes Hegjjar an l Lizzie
Porthwick weie elecitd deletaies to
the state convent. on.
The Sons of Tempeiance will con
duct a banquet and entertainment In
u'Mallcy's hall on Thursday evening.
At about 4 o'clock on Saturday
morning lightning struck the house oc
cupied by Hugh ,.od.oiil. situated on
Packer street, und owned by James
Johns, of Jtichnii;nilale. The entire
structure wns destroyed 'n a few
minutes and Air. C.c.nlwiu saved inly a
few article of fur ill tire. l.uckllv
none of the membws of the family
vv.re sleeping upstairs, as that part of
the buiidlng was enveloped in Ham,
before discovered. Mr. tloodwln car
ried a small insurance on his furni
ture. Mr. John's loss Is covered by in
su ranee.
A p geon shoot took place ytsterdav
afternoon in Ihipout between Fraiik
Webb, of tills lace, and Thomas Mur
ray, of Pockviile. for a purse of JiiO.
The contest resulted In favor of Mr.
Webb, he having kllbd nine out of
eleven birds. The winner is a skilled
maiksniaii and has already won sev
eral matches during the pant few
months. The shont was witnessed by
several bundled spectators.
K. .1. McDonald, of Sera m on. is seri
ously ill nt the home of his mother in
the North End.
Horn To Mr. und Mrs. Cornelius Os
borne, on Sept. SI. a daughter; and to
Mr. and Mrs. James Slattery, on Sept.
M. twin daughters.
The Popular will cross bats with
the Sugar Notch team on the Wiljces
Itarre grounds on Eii lay afternoon for
a purse of $K;0.
Messrs. James I into and M. J. L!os
ley nttended a socl?ty convention .it
Vatiam!e last evenifg.
The inarr'age of Mls Ka.ts llgan.
of this plaoe. ami John Morrlssey, of
Wllkcs-Harte. will lake place on
Wednesday afternoon at St. Mary's
church.
Mrs. J. Dav has retuin-d to New
York city after a few wieks' visit at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
Mitchc 1.
I). 1). Davis Is erecting u double
tenement house on Lincoln Hill.
D. J. Hums has returned home af
ter spending several months in Anu
ennia. Montana.
Hev. J. J. MeCnbe will deliver i
sermon tnnight at the forty hours' de
votion at Plttston.
Mrs. Frank Pierce, of West Titts
tou, spent Sunday at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. N. Hoskins.
WYO.MINC.
James Phillips, who hud his leg
smashed several years ago in the Ex
eier mine, had an opeiullon performed
Sunday by Drs. Hays nnd Harton. His
leg had become so painful and break
ing out with running sores that they
thought It best to break it anew
which they did, nnd cut out a piece
of the affected bone and then reset
the member. They claimed the leg
had not been properly set as the cause
of the trouble.
A tire broke otit lu Kloe's company
patch yesterday about noon in a double
block on Fairvlew street, occupied by
Edward Mechlin and Samuel Courtney.
The tire was supposed lo have caught
from the chimney In Mrs. Courtney's
absence. Nothing could be done to
save the building as there was no water
to be had suflioleiil to extinguish the
flames. All of tho furniture on the
first floor was saved. The building wiw
totally destroyed and partially covered
by lnsuiunce.
A game of ball was played Sunday
by the Wyoming team and Swayers
on Swayer's ball grounds. The Wyom
ing team would huve had an easy walk
over had it not been that the umpire
was like a handle to a jug: as it wns
the score stood 12 to In favor of the
Swayers.
John Perkins was very busy yester
day getting ready for the West Pitts
ton 1'ulr.
VAXDLINi;.
A business meeting of the Literary,
Debate and Musical society will bi
held in the bnsenient of the church this
evening when the election of iflleevg
will take place. Arrangements up? be
ing made for a debate on tho money
question l be held under the auspies
of the above mentioned society. Much
Interest prevails throughout ttiis vicin
ity on this question and no doub: the
subject will be handled intelligently
by the participants.
Miss Lizzie Lavin is seriously ill with
inflammatory rheumatism.
Airs. Henry Caller was a visitor in
Caibondale Saturday.
A. E. Nieol spent Sunday Willi his
parents in Arohhuld.
Alias Dora Probst, of Arohbald, oalbd
on friends here Thursday.
The young people of Vandling will be
pleased to Ileal' that the reading '.' "'111
in connection with the I. it era rv sr i
ety 1ms been opened after being closed
for the summer.
A Itepublii aii mans meeting was held
in I'nioinlale lasi Tuesday evening. A
unrulier ot oersoiis from this place
were present. William Hryd n. csrp,
our popular townsman, wns the prin
cipal speaker of the evening and not
it tew were the compliments he receiv
ed on the excellent speech he deliv
ered. NICHOLSON.
Jir. and Mrs. lieiijumiii "!nrdner. of
Hoiiesdale. were i-ullltig on relatives
and friends in lliis )hev last S.iturduy.
A. K. llogers. of Hcraiiton. s!enl the
Sn blip 1I1 with bis wire's parents, Ijr.
nnd .Mrs. II. N. Kelley.
.M. .M. WUlinins. Fred flnh. Kd.
I'.ricbt nnd Kltner llinklie started Sun
day on their bikes for Maiisiield. I'a..
to at n nd the fair belnit held there this
week.
F.lttier !. llacon vlyiled I he Kleetrle
City yesterday.
Ur. and Mrs. Itrowu are entertaining
Mrs. Hrown's fai-cuts, .Mr. and Mrs.
Wack, of New Jersey.
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I 'OK EST CITY.
The dcaih of Kate, wife of cx-Pres!-ilent
of the Council Patrick Cleary,
occurred yesterday morning shortly af
ter midnight. Although Mrs. Cleary
had been ill of a comnlication of dis
eases for about four weeks, during
which time her suffering was Intense,
still her illness, like all the trials and
tribulations of her life, was borne
throughout with iutlencc. Her Influ
ence was always for good, and her
gentle, kind and loving disposition
made her especially dear to those who
knew her best. Her loss Is keenly felt
by her husband, who with six children,
via: Annie, Joe, Willie, John. Ambrose
and Fred a'id the deceased's mother,
Mrs. Ann Neary, three Misters, Mrs.
Thomas Kearns, N'era and Barah
Neary, and three brothers, Peter and
Thomas, of Carbondale, and John
Neary, of Old Forge, survive her. Mra.
Cleary was about 35 years of age aji4
a member of the Lodlee' Catholic Ben-
evolent association, of St. Rose'i Cath
olic church, Carbondale. - The funeral
will be held Wednesday, niass beltig
relebrated at St. Agnes' church at
a. m. The cortege leaving on the Erie
train at S.3t for Carbondale. 11 u rial In
St. 1 Jose's cemetery.
Miss Jessie Osgood, of Windsor, N.
Y., Is the guest of her uncle, F. J. Os
good. John Tobias, of South Gibson, a stu
dent in the medical department ot the
University of Pennsylvania, visited JB.
F. Maxey Sunday.
L. O. Oranibs. of Hoiiesdale, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
T. Ft. Evans, of Seranton, was In the i
borough yesterday.
T. f!. Thomas, of Wilkes-Barre, who i
Is taking a course in mining and civil
engineering at Lehigh university, was I
the guest of his uncle, W. . Thomas, j
of this borough, Sunday.
j
ULVI'IIAM.
The funeral of James Moran. of 1
Punrrore strut, w o iled ot. Friday!
1 :t t, loo!-: pla e yesterday mo'n ng ut j
10 i 'olo. k. .- la;g number of f en Is
gatl ered at l.U borne and view d ih'
r-i. ains. 'i he coneg then p oceeded
to St. Patrick's church, where rervl 'es
were conducted by Rev. J. M. Smoul
ter. Intel ment was made in St. Pat
l ii k's cemetery. The pall b arers w. re
Michael Foley, Edward Howard. John
Uogan. Michael Dempsey, Lawrence
lbiwurd and Allcha"! Hester, of Hyde
Park.
William Jones, a miner In No." 2 col
liery, was quite ser onsly Irjured whlli?
at work ltnd. evening by a till of top
coal. The injured man was removed
lo his home in Plukeiy, where lie re
ceived metllcul utteiuiiiii.
Willi ins' IJuslness e "liege was
formally ofet.i-d In the Father Alat
hew hull lust evening. Several speak
ers lelivored uddivsses and delightful
fnevdo wns rendered during the even
ivg ty Itauer's oiche-tia of Seranton.
The colli ge will o)ien tpduy for the
tegular eoursi.
.Miss Alary Carbine has returned
homo offer n two weeks visit With
friends- at Wilkes-Hurre.
The funernl of Leslie, the little son
of Mr. and Airs. Henjamin Parry, in
curred Saturday aficri.oon from the
family home on llell street and was
largely attended. The remains were
burled Jn I'nion cemetery.
The McKinley-Hotatt club of the
Second ward, lilakely. will meet this
evening in Owen's hull. District At
torney John K. Jones will address the
meiting.
hcv. Father Coffey, of Carb'jndal. .
was u call. I ut the parochial lesidenc
yesterday.
The marriage of Allss Maine Wulker.
of tills place, to James McDonald, of
Duninore, will take place in St. Pat
rick'M church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Miss Voorhees delivered ii very In
structive lecture in the Olyphunt Busi
ness college last evening. . .
I'ECKVIl.l.i:.
A large gathering of ladies met at
the home of Airs. Mason Pickering last
Friday morning from which they were
conveyed by wagons over the hills to
-the pleasant home of Air. and Mrs.
Charles Curtis, at Elinhursl, where
they were cordially received and a
bountiful repast prepared by the
hostess was In waiting for them, after
which they ail enjoyed themselves
roaming around taking in the sights
of the beautiful scenery, after which
they returned to the house, where they
spent the remainder of the day in
singing, music ami other amusements.
Those Present were: Airs. William
Vanderfort. Mrs. John Williams, Mrs.
Cteorge Tiffany. Airs. S. AI. Rogers, Mrs.
W. C. Warner, Airs. George A. Bell.
Airs. W. Foster. Airs. Joseph O. Hell,
Alr. Tucket", Airs. Emma Kendall, Airs.
W. Kestell. Airs. D. S. Stearns, Airs.
V.. P. Traviss, Mrs. W. J. Jermyn. Airs.
H. E. Alaines, Airs. Clarence Williams,
Mrs. S. C. Simpklns. Mrs. Edwnrd Bar
ber. Airs. W. W. Peters. Airs. A. A.
Swingle. Airs. Aiason Pickering and
Alaster Joseph Bell.
Mr. and Airs. Henry Lloyd, of Kings
ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs.
William Warner.
Miss Funny Curtis, of the West End,
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents iliec.
tiou and iK-ruiits food to ferment and putrlfy in
the stomach. Theu toluw diziuess. headache.
Iiiioiuinu. iiL'i viiiKuess, and,
II not relii'veil. bilious feT
or blood poituning. Hood's
I'jlU stimulate the stomach,
Pills
rouse the liver, cure lieadm-he. dizziness, eon
stlpatinn, etc. -.1 cents, told hv nil ilriwg-'ts.
The onl I'ilU to take wttli Hood's Hursaparilla.
0
To Criticism If they don't fit prop
r.ly.-Our.iHt.
Pants
fn Ord r,
Suits $M.OO
To Measure, U m "
Made In uur own Tailor Shop, rifclit here
un the pKmlkev
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31 9 Lackawanna Ave.
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JOHN IT. PHELPS. Seranton. Pa.
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For aale by MATTHEWS BROS, and
TORN II. PHELPS. Seranton. Pa.
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Mm
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Peters.
Mm Caroline Cobb, of Canaan, spent
Sunday with her brother, Joseph Croup
The second quarterly conference w:ll
be held In the Alethodist Episcopal
church next Wednesday evening. Pre
siding Elder Thorpe will be present.
An oyster super and entertainment
will be held after the conference by the
Young People's society In the lecture
room. Professor Richards, an elocu
tionist of Seranton, Will be present.
An attempt was made last Saturday
night to burcarllze the Morgan com
pany's store at 'this pluce by trying to
gain admittance by cutting out the
paunel of the buck door. Mr. Lin tern,
the bookkeeper, who sleeps In the store,
heard them and fired two shots at them
and scared them uwiiy.
Mrs. Caroline Cobb, of Salem. Is vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
dou Hammond, on Hickory street.
TAYLOK.
The foot ruee yesterday afternoon be
tween Duvid Harris, of this place, and
James Alulliean, of the Sibley, nt the
Driving Park, for $10u a side, was won
by the latter by a margin of three
yards.
This evening the Lackawanna lodge
will meet and coiner the degrees of
Hope und Charity upon twelve mem
bers. .
.Mrs. William B. Owens is seriously
111 at her home on Oak street.
The Delaware, Luckuwautia ' and
Western collieries a'1, scheduled to
work six days, ten hours per day, this
week.
Miss Lewis, of Hyde Park, and Miss
Jones.of Forest City, visited Aliss Lizzie
Davis, of North Alain street, on Suu
day. Alias Alary Van Buskirk left yester
day fur Kansum, where she wlil teach
the coming term of school.
Elmer Daniels. Anthony Sohultlse,
Lewis Keed, Uomer Dnvls and John
Francis are home from Gettysburg,
where they have been attending the
state council session of the Junior Or
der Putted American Atechunlcs.
Henry Reese and Richard Bray, of
Prlceburg, visited friends in this place
on Sunday evening.
A largo number from here attended
the laying of the eorner-stoue of St.
Lawrence church at Old Force, on Sun
day. The Independent Social club will con
duct Its regular weekly dance ut Web
er's rink this evening.
The sweet strains of the Taylor
baud's music could be heard for miles
around Sunday morning as they went
marching to Old Forge to participate
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General Agent for the Wyoming District
IIS WVOMINO AVKNLE. Scranlon, Pa,
Third National Bank Buililins.
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Ouiuth, rud M e.lern fuir.ts, 1 lor uii
I la en of iiilt-rou by iU) lilit In cumo liuu
THE Okt'AT NOKTHKRN RAILWAY,
it fortus the ui'wt i..rei-t loi.r. nml tie-u er
ery p int of n.iiiitriiH.ii, the nrnn di liiil.tfiil
aud c infortnl 1- 011 . t 7' iiiiii ap-illM. M I 'mil,
Ureut Falls liolenu. 1 utto. Spokane Bil l Pa
cific roan). 1'Lo er.lv tnini-iontiiieiitHl line
running the tamons buffet, lll.rury, oburva
tion car.
N"ew (IT hour trs'n for portlund vin Rpokon".
HOI EL LAPAYLI Tti. Lake Atinnetonka,
i miles from in lim-apolif, lurite-ii nnd must
bi-Hiitiul ri'hori in the went.
'ticket ssnrl nny iiiforniation of any ugentor
A. A. HKAKD, ttenernl PuMMaiver aReiit,
Buflnlo, N. Y.
POWDER
GREAT SHOE 0AR6AINS
At 307 Lackawanna Ave.
7'2 pulr Uidie' t'ino Kami Sewed Extension Moled Shoes, nil n.imie loo
button, woith 1.50 to jrj.no. Our special price, - $!.!
Indies Street Hlioeo Tor
Wm jinir Ml' Fine SltncH. witiaro toe,
Sfii.OO, for
Child's Shoes, .1 to 8 wedge heel
1,000 pair Men's Dress Shoes at
Men's Patent Leather Shoe at
Men's $3 00 and H00 Shoes at
Buy's High Out School Shoe", worth f
Boy's Dress Hlioos at
Youth's Dress Bhoes from
WE WANT you to be free with us. Come in and go out.
With our stock and efforts to please you can't help
to make us the most popular Shoe House in town. Remem
ber there is no trouble to show goods and you will surely
save money by it.
MYER -:-
307 LACKAWANNA AVE.
In the laying of the corner stone at the
St. Lawrence church. ,
Miss Myrtle Taylor, who has been
visiting Miss Grace Lowry, of North
Main avenue, for the past week, has
returned to her home in Tompkins
Vllle. Miss Lizzie Winters, who has been
visiting at Winti.n fer the past .few
days, has returnid home.
This afternoon the foot race between
Joseph tieiikle, of this place, and Mi
chael Joyce, of Mlnooku, takes pluce
at the Driving park for $U0 a side.
-
.MOOSIC.
Another robbery occurred Saturday
evening at some unknown hour, the
sufferers being Aliss Jessie Brown, Who
runs n millinery establishment and
Ciiele Sam's posiotllcu. Nothing of
value was taken from the postorliee
but goods (o the value of l,rp were tak
en from the millinery establishment.
Air. and Mrs. J. Al. Robertson spent
Sunday among friend's In Archibald.
Charles Aic.Milan, of Avui-u. was u
caller In town yosierduv.
Mr. James A. Hand Is drawn on the
jury for this week und W. L. Anthony
for f.ext week.
YOU CAN WAGER
16 TO 1
That no tailor in Seranton
can give 3011 a better fit and
that none will give you as
low a price.
We make our own gar
ments in our own shop under
our own supervision.
W I rAVI5 lis Wyoming Ave.
... w. . . Arcaae Building.
MT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL,
Coal of the best quality for domestlo use
and of all aixes. Including Buckwheat and
Ulrdneyp. delivered in any part of the city
at the lowest price.
Orders received at the Office, first floor,
Commonwealth buililins;, room No. I;
telephone No. 2?4, or at thft mine, tele
phone No. 272, will bo promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at the mine.
WM. T. SMITH.
AYLESYVORT1TS
MEAT MARKET
Tlic Filial in the It)
The latest improved turnisli
ings and apparatus lor kecpin;
meat, ttittcr and egs.
223 Wyoming Avenue.
2 v. ; J
3,
What .'arah rvrl-s-d ..'
buttou, white ntitcli i tiff, worth
1. 10
!ISc
Worth $i. if.
1,19
2AtO
1.25
- 8Sc
Sc. tu $1.25
l.ftr,, for
DAVIDOW
ii FURNITURE
GOVERgftSGS.
V"e invite attention to our new line of
EK0CATELLES, SILK DAMASK, WOOL
rn
Ml'l'STUHS, SATIX DGKBY, ETC.,
C0IID, (JIMP, FUINGES, ETC.
I'he most complete. line in the city.
REMNANTS
Of choice goods worth $1 50, $ 2.00 and 13 per yard, from oae to
tiinjc.yards iu length, at 50c, jiou and 5150 per yaid.
BliuiatCk given on ail kinds of uphoUtei iog.
i
S. G. KERR, SON & CO.
CARPETS AND DRAPERIES,
408 Lackawanna Avenue.
1
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKE8-BARRC, K. MaiMifMturar of
I nnnmnf ivr.q. Sbtinnpn FncrinpQ RnilnrQ
WWIIIVIIIUV) VIUIIVIlUI I lalllllWWI WUIIWIVI
HOISTING AKO PUUFING MACHINERY.
OMeraJ Offices SCRANTON. PA
U I sT TPV M A TW
aar a -a.
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, - - $200,000
Surplus, - - 300,000
Undivided Profits, 64,000
Special attention given to Business and Personal
Accounts.
3 Interest Paid on Interest Deposits.
WE CARRY
Burden,
Phoenix,
American,
Juniata Steel,
X.L. Steel, ' flllAAS
Toe and Side Weight iliLv
NEVERSLIP CALKS, BLACKSMITH AND
WAGONMAKERS' SUPPLIES.
BITTENBENDER I
For aale by JOHN H. F HE. LPS, Fharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenua and
Spruce Street. Serantan, Pa.
DOLLAR
CATCHING
is done by the observaut people
people who see, think, and remember. We wish
you to see what we have to say here, to think about
it, remember it.
We've Added a
i W're going to sell stoves and tinware. We can't
j expect to sell to yon who are now buying such things at
(other places unless we undersell these other places make it
an inducement tor you to change.
We've about Soo -square feet in this department.
We've stocked it with a grade of goods that only
economical housewives will want, and we've put the
prices where quality-wise women cannot resist buying.
Come if only to look.
NOTE I Stoves and Tinware sold on
Credit like Furniture. Carpets and Clothing.
44444444
,V as. T A V - A Tir
1 -ski a a e; w i-ski bsi
ALL SIZES OF
CO., SCRANTON, PA.
When In doubt what to use foe
Nervous Debility, Loss of rower.
Impoicncy, Atrophy, Varicocele an4
other weaknesses, from any cause,
use Sexioe Pills. Drains checked
and full vigor quickly restored.
I r ullMtt-7. wok imwi rMU hutlv.
Mailed foT1.0U;Gboes&.00. With
$0.00 orders we five a fruarantee to
cure or refund the money. Address
PEAL MEDICINE CO, Cleveland, O.
Horse
New Department
(IN BASEMENT)
225,227 AND 218
WYOMING AVENUE
444 440400