THE SCEANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 14. 1S!)T.
I
West Side
Department
WEDDED A MONTH AGO.
Miss Ida Williams, of Eynon Street, Be
comes the Bride of John Truesdcll.
Ceremony Privately Performed.
Miss Ida 'Williams, of Kynon stieet,
vvni matrled on Due. 19, 1S90, to John
Tiuesdell, tin employe nt thu Wyoming
lfuirtt.'. The lepoit of thu inniilugo litis
been current for a Hhoit time,,. mil Inst
o uutni7 ti Tilbuno teiiortet culled tit
the ht)int of the bible's father tit 11M
Kynon stleet, wbeie Mr. and Mis.
Tiuesdell tno Hon lesldlng
'.Mr. Tiuesdell lilmself nnswered the
knock. He did not denv the Until of
the tumor, and .sltnpl said that when
-lie was leady he Mould give the an
nouncement of the wedding to the im
pels, lie would hue called .it the of
fice If he wished It made public befoie
this time, he said Mis. Tiuesdell Is
the daughter of John I Wlllltinih
She Is an e.ceedlngl attuictlve
young ,oman, and Is well and widely
known. Mr. Tiuesdell is a line specl-
jiu-n of manllood and lie has made
many fi lends.
PKATH OF JOSKl'H FIIKKMAN.
Joseph Fieeman, ngid 7S yeuis, an
old lesldent of Mullet tte Heights, died
lat Sunday at 'Wllllnmsbuit,'. la , after
nil Illness of but two days The cause
of death was- theumntlstn of the heait.
Thomas J, rieeman, of Aenlle C,
'Hellevlle, son of the deieastd, was
, calkd to the western eltj labt Filday,
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when It was seen that the aged man
colilib'not live. Mr. Fieeman lenched
bis fathers bedside, aftei a tide of 1,100
miles,, but Hie skk man was uncon
scious and (Xpiied without lecoveiing
consciousness The tuneial took place
' Tuesd.ij afternoon ol this week. Mi
Fieeman moed to Bellevue Heights
fiom Cnibondale In ISjJ, about ithe time
the Bellevue bieaker commenced ship
ment of coal. The place was then but
a biindh of a few small houses. Thli
teen jears ago he moed to Iowa. To
his many fi lends Mi Fieeman was
known as a man of stoillng woith, of
n goneious natuio, und the oldest lesi
clenK of Bellevue, wlio lemember him,
piaise his pood thai actor lie Is sui
vled by a wife and thiee chlldien:
Thomas, who Is lite boss In the Belle
Mie shaft; AVllli.im, of South Ameilcn;
and Mis. Ketse Kuns, of Wllllams
buiR, In. Thomas Fieeman has not le
tuined hdnie jut.
"WIIKN CLUBS AKK TRUMP.
ToniRht the champion "clnclleis"
fiom the West Side Republican league
and the West Side Centinl Republican
i lub will meet and play for the fall
name of their lospottlve organisations
The game will lie plajed in the looms
of the league on South Main aenue
and will begin at S o'clock. Foui
tables will be used, eight playeis iep
lesentlng each oiganlntlon. The club
men will, be. "W. K. Tliayei, Cbailes
K. banning, rutnk B Reese, Geoige
Fiaunfelter, David Collins, William
Lewis, W. S Meais, Moigan Lewis,
substitutes, Luthei Pilce and Ad.
Fiaunfelter. The league playeis will
be. W. II Moigan, John T. James,
Kdwaid Miles, T K Lejsbon, John II
Keynolds, John Wllkiiis, li.i Newton
and one other. Who this one other Is
the league did not cue to sav last
night. This Is intended as a flight to
the Republican club. A letuin game
will be played.
, PATRONIZE! PATRONIZE!
A call Is made to the people of the
West Side to pationize the sub-postal
station which was established on this
side on Jan 2. The station is at Deck
ers ditiR stoio on Not th Main avenue,
four dooi.s above Jackson .stieet, on the
westeily side of the nenue. Miss
Ciertiude Decker Is the obliging cleik
It means a gieat deal to the success of
the sub-station and to a futuie exten
slon of jet limited seivlee Rhen, that
West Side people genet ally should buy
their stamps, stamped en elopes, pos-
-tnl caids and wi.ippeis at the station.
The business thus far has been any
thing but encouiaging. The Noith End
8to,0air. established at the same time
nj. the West Side station, lias done
a .greater business, and the Not Mi End
cannot boast of as gieilt a population,
either. Miss Decker is paid by the gvi
eminent, and jour pationage will not
Ineiease. her .salaiy, but It will go a
gieat way tow aid having a still better
HeivJce on Mils side.
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x PAKTY MONDAY NIGHT.
A number of fi lends gathered at the
home of .Mr. and Mit,, Flelze, of South
Sumner avenue, Monday evening and
spnt a most delightful time, the fea
tures being games, dancing and piano
selections by Miss Mm tlio, Kvnns.
Those piesent were John Denabuum,
Mi;. Und Mis. John Wagstan. Mi and
MlS.V. O. Smith, Mi and Mis. R. I.,
.Ilcbr, Mr. and Mis. C. Caminer, Mr
nnrt Mis. i:. O. Whltmoie, Mis Haiz
lei. Mis, C. Hhooster, .Mrs J: Gloor,
Will Pilce, Mis. C. Sanker, Mis. K.
3ienold,s, Mib. Hunt, Mis. J. Michel,
Ml.ss Anna Flelze, Mis. S Wagstulf,
Mrs. J. Gammer, Mr and .Mis. J. IJena
bi.um, Misses Veina and I.ettle AVag
slnff, Ilimim illaizler, I'eail Sanker,
Di'ttlu Shooster, Doiotlia Michel, Geo.
Ranker, Geoige Whltmoie, AVesley
Hehei.-John Denabaum and Ueveily
lteynolds, Supper was solved at mld
nlulit. ,
OFFtCEUS INSTALLnD.
Patagonia lodge, No. 320, Knights of
Pythias, Installed officers last night In
Kv&ns' hull on South Main avenue. The
olllceis Instnlled are: John T. Lewis,
past chancellor commander; Thomns J.
Kdwards, chancellor commandei ; 15. H
iKvans, vice chancellor; John J. now-
' lands, prelate; David P, Itoberts, inas-
iter ot work; David D, Lewis, master
,at nuns; John A. Dagger, Inside guuru;
jAVIIlam D'eacon, outside cuaid; T, K.
OVHIIains, jr., trustee for eighteen
months. This lodgo Is the same otgan-
station which, celebiated thelf annl
vetsaiy a nionlh ago with elaboiute ex
el clses.
MONDAY TIIK HAY.
Reception of patients at the West
Side hospital will begin next Monday,
when, It Is expected, nil the necessnty
equipments to the hospital will be In
plnce and lendy for use. This was de
cided upon at a meeting of the bospltnl
directors yesterday afternoon at the
building. The day for public Inspection
of the hospital has not yet been set,
but the inannKcmont say that It w...
bo during the latter pnit of next week.
The meeting" yesteiday was attended
by all but two of the dlrectois.
FUNKUATj OP tlODI.IP CIAT1LK.
The funeml of the late Clodllp Clablo
took place at 0 o'clock yesteiday moin
linj fiom HI. John's Oct man Catholic
chinch. IloV. Father FrlcKer eelebiut
ed high mass, Theie was a laige fu
nual concollise. The pall-bearers were
Walter lIuggeity.Mattln Moran, James
Klff, John Jenkins, August Gable and
John XlntU'. hiteiinent was made at
St. John's cenieteiy.
MINOR MKNTIONINGS.
The Patagonia Social tlub will hold
a social Mils evening at Zncharlah ball
The following hae been elected us
olllceis for the Ladles' Aid society of
the Scianton Stleet Baptist church:
Mis. B O. Heddoe, piesldent; Mis
Coi a Menllleld, vlce-piesldent; Mis
William Fowlei, secietaiy; Mrs. Bush,
Measurer.
The entcitnlnment Riven last even
ing nt the Bellevue Welsh Cnlvlnlstlc
Methodist chinch for the benefit of No
II! school tit Bellevue, netted between
$10 nnd $1". The piogratnme, as mint
ed, was given with one exception, In
full. Edwin I'.owen and Mollis Thomas
sang two of their fnvoiltes in line
style. TIip West Side Iltownles, under
the dltectlon of Miss Mnttie Watklns,
weie the chief delight of the evening.
Miss Watklns is n teacher In the school.
The money will be used in pui chasing
books. Piofesor J. Ileniy Kerniner
llng, pilnclpnl of the school, Is chiefly
lesponslble for the success of the bene
1I, bis complete woik showing Itself
veiy foiclbl'.
The funeiul of the late Mis. Sainh
James will take place at 2.30 o'clock
this afternoon fiom the family l evi
dence on Hjdo l'uik nvenue. Ariunge
inents base been made bo that the fu
neial will be tit almost the same time
as the funeinl of Miss Maigatet A ijl
lains, which will take place at the
same holii, but shoitlj aftet tbo James
luneinl, fiom "itlie home on 1'leusant
stieet.
nholco cut flowers and' now er de
signs at Palmer & McDonalds,
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Spiuce.
Reese Davis, of Syiacuse
is vlslt-
Ing fi lends lieio.
Finnk II Belden, of the Delaware,
Lackawanna' and Western machine
shops-, has been offcied the position of
assistant secietaiy at the Railroad
Young Men's Chilstlan association. He
has accepted, and will begin the new
duties next Sunday.
The latest and, best styles. Roberts,
12C Noith Maine.
Mis. Lawience Buike, of Carbondale,
Is -Nlsiting on this side.
The funeinl of the late John II.
Smith will take place at 2 30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon fiom ti.e Washbuin
Stieet Piesbj-'teiian chinch.
We laundry stiff collais with soft
button holes Ciystnl Laundry.
Mrs. John Hauling of Baiton, X. Y
is lsltlng her daughter, Mis. F. P.
Doty, at the Hampton Stieet Method
ist Episcopal chinch paisonage.
Murello Gieen, of Tenth stieet, Is
confined to his home by Illness.
Chailes James is lecoveilng fiom his
lecent injuiles
Dr. E. Y, Harrison, Dentist, Mears
Hall. 113 S. Main avenue.
Miss Clara Jones, of Noith Lincoln
nwnue, has lesumeo. her studies at
the State Noimal school at Blooms
buig Dr. V.W. Colborn, Dentist.
Rooms 141 North Main avenue.
West Side llusiness Directory.
HARRIET J. DAVIS, PLORIST.-Cu:
flowers and funeral designs a specialty;
1H South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson street.
MORGAN'S PHARMACY-101 NORTH
avenue Warranted pure drug3 and
chemicals. Prescriptions carefully pre
pared. Fine stationery and blank books.
A large stock Hiiltablo for Christmas
presents. Teachers' Bibles cheaper than
ecr. Call and examine them. Wood
stains, paints, window glass, etc. Clerk
at store all hours of nleht.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see the
stock of J. C. Kins. 701 to 709 West Lack
awanna avenue.
TIIU AMP.UICAN BUCK.
It Is Shipped All Over the AVorld in
Grcut Numbers.
American blcjelos must certainly be pi
feueil in nil paits of the world to anv
othei limkus, If the values of the exports
of bicycles and i.cle inerchanulse, as
given b the United States treasurv de
pnitment, aie a criteilon Tew persons
beside those dlrectlj Interested have a
fair conception of the Immense numbei of
wheels that uie monthl epoited to vail
ous foielgn countries The great demand
for Ameilcun-mude wheels Is a gnat trib
ute to the skill of the mnnuf.ictuiers of
this nation and the quality of theli pio
ductions. ., , .
Dining the month of September the
vulue of blcjclo and ecle sundries ex
poited to foreign countries was $302,332.
Intimating the value of each wheel to bo
$2", that would bo an equivalent to the
halo foi export alone of 12,113 wheels in
one month, 01 -184 wheels pel da Thee
figures uiu for exports onlj. They will
convev a fnli Idea of the magnitude of the
ecle industry In this countu
During the nine months of IBM, Includ
ing Septembpi, the vulue of the exports of
Ameikun bicycles and sundries was JJ.1G3,.
0i7 Allowing $25 as the average value,
these Humes would bo equivalent to 12'J,IJ10
biejcles hhlpped In nine months, or an
average of 11,068 l r month, 01 fC3 per day
Thus It will be -ecn that the exports for
September weie somewhut lowei than the
nveiage
Gieat Hiltaln was the heaviest puichas
ei, the exports to that eountij foi tlio
month amounting to $1W,TH. for the nine
months, $1,020,1171, a deeiease of marly
$S,000 from thu nveiage for the nlno
mouths The llguies fpi tho nine months
show 1111 aveiage shipment per month (al
lowing $23 ner wheel) of 40.S3S wheels.
which is ut the into of 4,537 per mouth (2j
woiking dajs to the month), or 181 per
da, Ci'ltulnb thole must be some su
pei ioi It j of Amcilcun-tnade wheels over
liritisu piouueiions wnen tne demand ror
American ejcles Is ho great us to icqulie
an exyoitntlon of an aveiage of 1,(,00
wheels pel day. Thu following table
shows the value of bicycle shipments:
September Shipments
ship- foi 9 mos
Country, inents. of i
Gieat Hrltaln $100,714 $l,02o,'J71
Cunadu 12,822 201,910
Australia 83,343 212,611
Fiance 1,107 HS.TuO
Other Huropean counti.'s 21,831 8S0,9'",1
Jlexlco 1 3,821 87,087
Porto Hlco Ci.fi 7.SSI
Santo Domingo 193 478
ltiazll 1,801 10,810
Columbia 3.98S 10,483
China ,. 1,557 7,413
Afllcu 8,783 20,028
m
Solid Gold Kings
only $1.00; they qie extia. heavy and
woith $4, DO, Davldmv Bros,' dealing out
sale, 217 Lackawanna, avenue.
Skates at one-half price at Flotey's,
222 Wyoming avenue.
Suburban News
In General
SOUTH SI DK m:vs.
In Pharmncy hall Tuedaj' evening
Binnch 85, Catholic Mutual Bonuflclnl
association, held the Installation of Its
officers for the comlns ear. Michael
McGatry was Installed piesldent for
the sixth time. Attorney M. J. Dona
hoe, district deputy, perfoimcd the in
stallation cciemonies,
The officers of Comet lodge, No 431,
Knights of Pythias, for the ensuing
year weie Installed Tuesday evening In
Haitmnn's hull on Plttston nvenue.
Dlstilct Deputy Schlffer conducted the
Installation and n laige gathei Ing of
knights and their fi lends was piesent
Seveial delegations fiom sister lodges
wete also present.
The South Scinnton board of tiade
will hold a meeting tomoirow night In
Stori's hall. The meeting is called for
the puipose of Rllng citizens an op
poitunlty to Hilly to the lescue of the
oiganlzatlon, as It Is In danger ol piss
Ing Into a thing of the past. The good
the board has accomplished and could
continue to effect Is sullklent icason
whj It should be suppoi ted and made a
peimanent nnd financially solid Insti
tution We latindiy stiff collars with soft
button holes. Ciystal Laundiy.
On Jan. 2" the Electilc Social club
will hold a masquerade ball In (?ei
manla hall
Louis Wagner, of Plttston avenue,
who has bepn visiting In New Yotk
city, has leturned.
William Van,.Gpusbock, of Willow
street, was lecently called to Orange,
Pa., by the death of his sister.
The funeinl of Miss Mnmlo Conbov
occui led yesterdaj- morning from the
home of her father, Patrick Conboj,
on Cedar n-qntie Intel ment was In
the Hjde Park'cemeteiy.
Choice cut flowers nnd llower de
signs nt Palmer & McDonalds, 544
Spruce. , . r .
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GHEKN RIDGi:.
Mrs. Rockwell Goitou, of Delawaie
stieet, has Jjeen called, to Salamanca,
N, Y.,.on account ol the aeilous Illness
of her biother-in-law.
The Women's Christian Temper
uuce union 111 hold an evangelistic
meeting ut 2.30 this afternoon ut the
home of Mis. Ella iDepue, 1371 Penn
avenue. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all.
Mis. M. D Fainhani and daughtei,
Leone, of Broakei stleet, left yesteiday
morning for Windsor, N. Y , wheie they
will spend a shott time with fi lends. ,
J. Attfttus Robertson, of Sandeison
nenue, who bus been 111 for some Mine,
Is now at thapolnt of death.
Camp No. 23, Patilotic Older Sons
of Ameilcn, held a hugely attended
meeting on Tuesdaj" evening. Seveial
candidates weie Initiated. After camp
a erv splilted mock tilal was held.
The attorneys weie, for plaintiff,
Messis. Jaclkson and Fowler; for de
fendant, Messis. Seward and Haw ley.
Verdict was rendeied for the defense.
K. D. Hughes spent Tuesday and
Wednosdaj- in Blnghamton, N. Y.
J. M. Atherton, of A. L Spencer's
stoie, is slowly iecoerlng fioln a se
veie illness.
A imity was held at the lesldenco
of Mr. and Mis. S, V. Slater, of Mey
leit avenue, Tuesday evening Dancing
was Indulged in until a late hour and
some verj pleasing songs weie len
deied bj W. Wan en and E Dlpiej-.
Refreshments weie seied. Music was
furnished by Piofessor S. V. Slater and
W, GIffoid. Those piesnt weie: Mr.
and Mis. S. V. Slatei, Mi. and Mis. B.
Failchon, Mr. and Mis. J. Elder, Mr.
and Mrs. O. Hage, Mr. and Mis. A.
Slater, Miss Maine Elder, Miss Maggie
Hage, Miss Kate Bianek, Miss Rose
Renchlei, Miss F. Osslg, Miss Maine
Binnen, C. Hlgglns, H Pi Ingle, P II.
Carfiej', M. Mai Ion, W Wanen, W. II.
Slater, E. Dlprey, W. GIffoid.
PKOVIDKNCi:.
A laige number of citizens lesldlng
In the Thlid wuid met last Tuesday
evening In the rooms on Fulton stieet
occupied by the Antluacito Social club,
for the purpose of discussing the udv is
alilllty of oiganlzlng a hose company.
Speeches weie made by a number of
those piesent. The lesult of the meet
ing was the oiganUatlon of a company
under the name of Independents The
following olllceis weie elected to serve
for the ensuing year: President, John
McAnultv ; vice piesldent, James Flan
naghan; lecoidlng secietar, Thomas
Leonard; financial secietaiy, Patiick
Mai tin; tieasuier, John McConnack.
The new company numbei s thirty
members. Another .meeting will be
held tomorrow evening. At Tuesday
night's meeting It was decided to mn
a ball In Mulheiln's hall on Wednes
day evening, Februaiy 10.
John Loftus, of Leggetts stieet. Is
slightly Indisposed.
Misses Katie and Hannah Thornton,
of "West Maiket stieet, have leturned
fiom a seveial weeks' stay with friends
In Philadelphia
Mis. "William Chappell, of Noith
Main avenue, Is visiting friends at
Newaik, N. J.
The Citizens band has leoiganb.ed
under the leadership of Piofessor Geo.
Ciump. Two meetings a week aie held
for leheaisal. The band Is composed
of well known musicians, and under
the dlieotion of suth a competent man
as Piofessor Crump Is sine of a suc
cessful futuie.
The Houquet dancing class met for
piactlce lost evening in Urown's hall.
mJN.tlOKIi.
At the last meeting ot tho school
boaitl an amendment was made to the
new school law, which has been in ef
fect since October, tiansfenlng 001
taln power of the supeilnleuclent to the
principals of the various schools. Un
der this amendment patents 01 guar
dians aie not neeessaUly (.(impelled to
see the supeilntendent in peison, but
can apply to the pilnclpals of the
schools to which the pupils attend, In
older that the pupil who has been ab
sent fiom school six half days may be
reinstated.
B. U. Kerr, of Scianton, will deliver
his popular" leetuie, "A TiIp Tlnough
li eland," In St. Murk's palish house
tills evening. The leetuie will com
mence nt 7.13 o'clock. Admission will
be 25 cents. Mr. Ken's ability as an
enteitalner Is well known and his 11
lustiation of Iilsh wit and humor aie
not only enjoynble but Instiuctlve.
Mr, and Mis, Chailes Jay, of Web
ster avenue, have jutuined fiom a visit
w'ltli friends in Ulnghamton, N. Y.
Miss Muigret Lalley, of Aichbald,
Is being entei (ained by Mlbs Tessie Mc
Hule, of 121m Street.
Tho Independent ,Qrder of Ilepta
sophs, through their tieusuiei, G. W. 13.
Allen, has paid $2,000 to Mrs, M. S.
Stark, It being tho death policy of her
husband, who died a few weeks ago.
The. members of the sV'olcoino Social
club dancing class are equested to
meet on Friday evening in the futuie,
A PLAGUE OF THE NIGHT
ITCHING PILES AND OTHER RECTAL
TROUBLES EASILY CURED BY A
NEW AND SAFE METHOD.
A Rcniiuluible Number of Cures Mudc
by thu l'jinnild Pile Cures
About one person In eveiy four suf
fcis from some foiin of rectal disease.
ThomostcommoiinndnnnoylnK Is Itch
ing piles, Indicated by warmth, slight
moisture and Intense, uncontrollable
Itching In the pat ts ufiectod.
The usual treatment has been some
altnplo ointment or salve which some
times glvo tcmpoiury tellef, but noth
ing like a peimanent euro can be ex
pected from such superficial treatment.
The only neimnnent cine for Itching
piles yet dlscoveied Is the Pyinmld Pile
Cuie, not only foi Itching plies, licit
for every other form of piles, blind,
bleeding ot piotrudlng. The Hist ap
plication ghes Instant relief and the
continued use for a short time causes
a peiinaneiit lemoval of the tiinuns or
the amnll pniasltes which cnust the
Intense Itching and dlscomfoit of Itch
ing piles.
Many plijslclaiis for u long time sup
posed that the lematkable lellet nf
foided by the Pyinmld Pile Cure was
because It was supposed to contain
coculne, opium or slinllei diugs, but
such Is nut the case, A lecent caieful
analysis of the lemedy showed it to
be absolutely Uee fiom any coculne,
opium, oi in fact anv poisonous, in
Juilous drugs whateer.
For this icason the Pyinmld Pile
One Is piobably the only pile cute ex
tensively recommended by physicians,
because It is so safe, no piompt In the
lellef afforded and so far as known the
only positive cute for piles except a
suiglcnl opeiatlon.
In one year the Pyramid Pile Cute
has become the best known, the safest
and the most extensively sold of any
pile cuie befoie the public.
Neatly all diugglsts now sell It nt CO
cents, nnd $1 per packuge.
Address the Pyramid Co., Albion,
Midi, for book on cnusp and cute of
piles and also hundieds of testimonials
Horn al paits of the United States.
If Htiffeilng from nny foim of plies
nsk jour diugglst foi a package of
Pyiamid Pile Cure and try it tonight.
commencing with Filday evening, Jun
uaiy 15 The class was fonneily held
on Satin dn evenings.
David Tuinbull, of Giove stieet, spent
yesteiday In Aoca, where he attended
the funeial of David Cranston.
The funeral of Mi. Btldget O'Horo,
widow of the late Michael O'Hoio, took
place jestorday morning fiom her
home on Pine street. Sei vices were
held in St. Mary's church, after which
Interment was made In Mount Carmel
cemeteij. The pall-beaiers were Bry
an Ilealey, James Hollerin, Jnmes
O'Hoio, Pntiick Lyon. Michael Halpln
and Thomas O'Horo. Deceased had
been a lesldent of Dunmoio for a num
ber of years and died vciy" suddenly
Monday evening while visiting a neigh
bor, Death was due to old age and
heait disease. Two step-chlldien sur
vive her, Health Officer P. r. O'Hoio
and RIchaid O'Hoio.
James Young announces to the public
that he will 'not be' r. candidate for
countJ treasurer.
Mis. A. S. Snyder is 111 at bet home
on Diullej stieet
Boin To Mr. and Mis. Martin Joyce,
of Throop stieet, a son.
MINOOKA.
The school boatd met yesteiday
at
No. 1 "-chool.
The new ly-elected olllcers of the
O'Connell council, Young Men's Insti
tute, will be Installed this evening.
The Iteptibllcan conferees met at
Mooslo esteld.lv to appoitlon the dlt
feient ofllces. Tax collector, auditor,
justice of the pence and school direc
tor weie assigned to the west dlstilct
The Aichbald lecelved one supervisor
and tho Southwest district the other,
the town cleik and tic asm er The con
feiees will hold anothei meeting Satur
day evening nt Adam FnssholdVs hotel
In Gieenwood. The pilmailes will be
held this afternoon between the houis
of 4 and 7.
A new wiclal oiganlatlon, built on
the plan of Gothnm's Tuedo club, has
been foimed by a number of our ptomi
nent young men.
The aggiegatlon that made up tho
peisonnel of the Demociatlc confeiees'
board appear to be much Inclined to
abolish pilmary elections
The coming banquet of the Young
Men's Institute Is causing much gos
sip In social elides, ns the alfalr piom
ised to be one of the ginndest social af
falis ever conducted in this place.
Adam rasshold Is mentioned as a
candidate for supei visor. Mr. Fass
hold was defeated at the last election.
Nevei theless, he made a cieditable
showing and his fi lends aie uiglng him
to make another effort.
CHANT IN HA.TTI.I:
! c
Smoked Cigars mid Whittled
Sticks During tho Conflict.
As the ireneinl felt that lie could be
found mote icadlly, and could Issue
his ordei's moie promptly from the
cential point which he had choHen tor
his headquaiters, he lemalned theie al
most the entiie day. He would at times
walk slowly up and down, but most of
the day he sat upon the stump of a ttee
or on the giound, witli his back lean
ing asainst a tiee. The tluead gloves
lemalned on his hands, a lighted cigar
was In Ills mouth almost constantly,
and his penknife was kept In active use
whittling sticks He would pick up
one small twig after anothei, and some
times holding tho small end away fiom
him would uipldly shave it down to a
point; nt othei times he would tut 11 the
point tow aid him and work on It as If
shaipenlng a leadpencil, then he would
giidlo It. cut It In two, tlnow It away
and begin on anothei. We had long
been accused of being a nation of v hit
tiers, and this practice on the pan of
such a conspicuous lepiesentntive
Ameiican seemed to jrlvt? coloi to tho
charge. He seldom Indulged In this
habit in subsequent battles.
Tho occupation played sad havoc
with the tluead gloves, and befoie
nightfall seveial holes bad 'een voin
In them, fioin which his finger nails
piotiuded. Aftei that day the gloves
dlsappeaied and the geneial theieafter
went without them in tamp, and woie
the usual buckskin gauntlets when on
hoiseback. It was not till tho Appomat
tox cumnnign that another pair of
tluead uloves was donned. Theie was
a inysteiy about the use of those gloves
which was never ontliely solved The
lmpiesslon vviiK that .Mis Giant had
pin chased them, and handed them to
thu genet al befoie lie staited fiom
Washington, ana that, either In def
eience to her, or because he had 0. no
tion that the ofllceis In the Hastein
ai mles weie bi enter stlckleis for diess
than those In the unities of the West,
ho woio thu gloves continuously for tho
111 st tlueo days of his opening cam
paign In Virginia; that Is to say, ns long
ns they lasted under the wear and tear
to which he subjected them (' Cam
paigning with Grant," by General Hor
ace Poitcr, in tho December Century.)
(ohm Out of IliiKiiioss.
Hverythlng In the lino of watches,
diamonds, Jewelry, etc., being sold at
auction at Davldow Ilios,, 217 Lack'a.
ave,
124-126 Wyoming Ava
This Is the
Bargain Week
Our Annual
Clearance Sale.
The allies we have be;ii ollcr-nq
since January 2, arc proofto the fact
that vc have reached the extieme in
bargain offerings ami this coming week
will cap the climax. The enormous
reductions vc have made do not onlj
affect tile departments given below,
but out entire business, and moucj
saving people will do well to investi
gate. SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
C: pieces doublo fold plaid dress goods,
woith So.
Clearance Sale I'ricu, 5c
75 pieces lino wool dress goods, IJc. and
Mc. kind.
Clearance Sale Price, 2l)c
black and colored silks, C3c
73 pieces
quality.
50 pieces
Clearance Sale Price, H'Jc
black and colored silks, 73c.
Clearance Sale Price, 49c
quality
White Goods and House Furnishings
50 pieces aid-wlde pilnted cambric, 10c.
kind.
Cleartuice Sale Price, 5c
20 pieces extra quality "Canton flannel,
woith Sc.
Clearance Sale Price, 'IJc
100 dozen pure linen towels, tegular 12'4e.
quality.
Clearance Sale Price, 9c
500 pair white and colored blankets from
a . 79c. up
23 bales bed comforts from
S9c. up
Special sale of two dozen extra quality
down comfoits, woith $3 00
, Clearance Sale Price,
S.2.98 and $3.49
Complete
Outfitters.
Tlint is whit wo clilin to
be, and wo feel assured when wo say this,
thcro aro no urtlclos ut men's f 111 nishlngs tint
wo do not carry in btock VVn aro soiling ono
ot tho best shirts In town for SI Oil You noed
only wear 0110 In order to coin lnciyoui self of
tho otcellunco of its fit and quality.
CONRAD,
IIATTElt am FUHNISHEK
Two Weeks in Plondit.
To see Florida Is a pleasure: to visit
It Is a pilvllege; but to spend a foit
nlght within Its bordeis Is an epoch.
There Is a. gieat satisfaction in wit
nessing the ilpenlng of tiopicnl tiults
In their own native land, and a peculiar
Joy in.wiestling with old ocean's waves
when lakes and livers at home nie all
Icebound. One appiec lutes tho won
deis of modern Invention and inllioad
development upon lenv ing the neigh
borhood of good skating ono day nnd
finding himself In the vicinity of good
bathing the next. Yet ithls can be
done, and the man who pieteis hunt
ing or fishing will take his accountie
ments along with htm, for rioildu ex
tends a coidlal Invitation to all sports
men Whoever would exchange for two
weeks tho uncertain climate of the
Noith for the delightful and Spring
like sunshine of rioilda should take
the personally-conducted Jacksonv Hie
tour of tho Pennsylvania Itallioad
which leaves New Yoik by special
tinln Jan. !iG Excursion tickets for
this tour, Including nillway ti aspor
tation, Pullman accommodations (one
berth), and meals en toute In both dl
lectlons while tiavellug on the special
tiain, will be sold nt the following
lates, New York, S30 00, Philadelphia.
$4S00; Canandalgun, $52 Su; Kile, $:.4 85,
Wilkes-Untie, $50 35, Plttsbuig, $53 00,
and at pioportlonute Kites fiom othei
points.
For tickets, Itlneiniles, nnd other in
formation apply to ticket agents, tour
ist agent at 11SG Dioadwny, Nnv Yoik
ol ito Geo. W. Hoyd, Assistant Genet al
Passenger Agent, Hioad Stieet Station
Philadelphia.
lthoiimatihiii Cured in a Dili.
"Mystic Curo" for ihoumatlsm and
neuralgia radically cures In one to three,
days. Its action upon the system Is
remutknblo and mysterious. It re
moves at once tho causo and tho dis
eaBO Immediately disappears Tho first
doso greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold
by Carl Lorenz, US Lackawanna ave
nue, diugglst, Scranton.
To Cnro n Cold in Ono Ony.
Take laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
fuils to cure. 25 cents.
The ICIng of
UEECHAM'S.
Pills U Deecham'B.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADlvMY OK MUSIC,
PrIJd), Jnnuarj 15
Kvcrybody'a rnvorfTo Comoiltnn,
BILLY BARRY
In his blu Bucrcii nnd Inst tlmo of
THE RISING . GENERATION
All tlio Piivorltoi In Now BneclMtleq. Now
Dnncci nnd Latest Hours, 'I ho piny Mint hna
aft the whnlu ruuutry iMlRhlni. Ilnvo J oil
si on lllllv Hirrv's greit uaiuo of pokcrl Ask
jour fiuiiils lio hiivc.
PHicns
(Inllery as:, Italcony age. Or.
cheMrn Circle
50c, urcneiiru 75c, I'urior
Clialrs J 1. 00.
A.CADHMY OF MUSIC,
fntnnlnj Mntlncc Inn 1 1J
hntunlay I : v c 11 1 n g Jail, I (J
Tlio populnr farco comody tiorforninucc,
THE SPORTING CRRZE
Win. Courtrlghl, Geo II. Adam),
Frnnk Parley, nnd
1 3IKKKY KNTKUTAINEKS 16
Now Jok 09, Now Souks, Now Dances.
AUIINni: Adult, anywhere, ascl Chll
ilrcn, n; where, 15c.
l,Vi:MN(l.-(iallery 15c: llulcony 35c, 3jci
I lrst Floor 33c, 50c, 75c.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Morula) and TucsJnj , Jan. 18 und 10
EDISON'S VITASCOPE
AND REFINED CONCERT COMPANY
TIIU WONDtiRPUl. VITASCOIi:-UdUon'
aotli Centur" benatlon
Tho Pictures. Grnnd Old Falls of Nil
gai a Famous Herald Square Scene, Unt
terv 1'alk. N Y, Shoot the Shutes, (uv
toonist, t'mbrelli Dance, iSly PollcemaA
ucene, .vioutiteu route urin, view or t'as.
aic Palls, N J , Molintod Police, I'ollce
Charge, Monroe Doctrine, Feeding the
Doves, (Minimi Artillery In Action, Wash
ington Maiket, Scotch Dnnce, Hob Koj
T1I0, and 50 othci up-to-date plcttuds of
the latest design This Is vonr only chance
to s.ce this wonderful "Vltnscopo."
Oalleiv 13c baleonv '25o. orchcatra elrc
,13c, orchcstiu ;uid pallor chairs fide Special
matlhoo Monday, pi lens 15e nnd i'n.
Or all kitids, manufactured at ahoC
uotkt at The TrUbuue Office.
2,000.00
Made and Sold in Six Months, ending ilarch 1, 1896,"
Total Product of
llllllllllSi
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Wnshbnrn, Crosby's Superlative is sold everywhere from tha
Pacific Const to St. John's, New, Foimdland, und in Knglnnd, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and' is recognized as the best flour in tha
world.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
HAVE YOUR HORSE SHOD VITH TH
Removable, Self-Sliarpsnini
Neverslip To? UalU
TTEIBEIDEI k 11
GENERAL AGENTS,
And a full Hue of iron and
steel Blacksmiths' aud Wag
oumakers' supplies.
SCRANTON, PA.
To Publishers
&
THEDBG&SONMANUFACTUmNGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES -
IB d R
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simsimQ ratBiimani B-Hff no
?iwciwuir ii&uivw
HOISTING m PUMPING MACHINERY.
Cteneral Office: SCRANTON, PA.
For aalo by JOHN H. FHELhS,
Spruce Street, Scranton,
THE FROTHINGflflM
Wagner A Kcls, "ilnnniie'j,
John I.. Kerr, Acting Alnnajcr.
OM3 KlOIIT ONLY,
TliiirJay, January 14,
Tlio world's grontoit cliamctor nctor,
EDWARD HARRIQAN,
In hie famous succuai,
OLDLAVENDER
A Hivat Compnuy, Spoolnl Scenory, Now Mu
sic, Cntchy Hones nnil Kolllckliig Jfcd.
lojshy IJAVU IIKAIIAM.
talo of scita otions.Tuosilny, Jan. 11, at p n.m
THE FROTHINGHflM.
Waener &. Uels, Alnnncr.
John I.. Kerr, Acting Alnnager.
Snturdn, Jon Id. Alattnee and Night
The Latest Laughing Success I
THE WAY PARISIANS
Now Uiinnlng ot the Vaudeville Theatre,
London. Reigning lilt at the Nauveaute
Theatre, PnrM.
A refined high class comody. Wanaijomont
nf Charles hroliman. I'ronontod horo nftor
20J nlglitH In Xow York, 1UU nlsilits in Button,
100 nights in Chicago, with tho original
American cnHt.
JMatlnec Price Hntl re balcony 25c, entire
lower floor soc. llvenlng-as, so, 7scand$i.
Biloof soats opoiis'lhnrsday, Jan. It at Ua.iu.
DAVIS' THEATER
Thursday, Friday and Siturday,
Jan. 14, 15, and 10,
Oriental Extravaganza Company
(Ioroi:ous cosTUAins.
URiailT AND CATCHY MUSIC.
SPECIAL SCENERY.
CLEVER SPECIALTIES.
FUNNY SITUATIONS.
Admission 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
Two performances daily. Doors open at
1.S0 and 7. Curtain rises at 2 30 and 8 15.
BARRELS
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6TEEL
He Positively Cannot SHj
IUEBEARD
CORNELL
M fctijf OENTEREC
If Your Horse Is Shod with
THE TRIBUNE is now prepared to fill or
ders for composition on newspapers, books,
pamphlets, or other publications at moder
ate rates.
Address BUSINESS MANAGER.
BAFIRE, PA., Manufacturers of
V
oilers,
Vhen In doubt what to use for
Nervous Debility. Luss of Power,
Ira potcncy.Atrppnv, Varicocele and
other v,cauneses, from nny cause,
use Scxine I'llli. Drains checked
and full vipor quickly restored.
IfuDBlcdua taeb trcutfei remit f4lil1r,
Mailcdforjl 00,0 boxes $5 00. With
5.00 orders w e give a guarantee to
cure or refund the money. Address
PEAL MEDICINE CO,, Cleveland, O.
Ihbinsclit, ccr. VUcmlnn Avenue ra.id