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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1898. --
HAPPENINGS OF
SOUTH SCRANTON
Hi a Case of Too Much Matrimony
With William Davis.
ki.d in uaiij in Tin: sum or j:,ooo
nv alderman I.ENTES TO AN
dwr.ii uuaiiues or l'lnuntY and
UlCJAMY- CONSTAM.E woei.kekp
IS THi: rKOSECLTOR-SCHANION
athletic :r.un has olc'ided to
CONDUCT AN I.M. C11S10N TO HAR
VEY'S lake.
William Davis, a :oung man whose,
homo was until recent yenrs nt Tunk
hannocW, wui, arraigned befoio Aldoi
man Lontea last evening on the chaigos
of blguiny and putjuiy, prnferred by
Constable .lo"f'ph AVoelUeis of the
i:ioenth ward. lie was held in $2,000
ball which was furnished last even
ing by his brother-in-law, Jacob Geler.
The affair is an Interesting one, It
being the thhd tlmp Davis has bppn
nt rested on th charge of hU.imv.
About fiix months ago Giace Smith,
who claims she wax marrlpd to him
at Tuiiklunnock two yo.ui ago, had a
warrant Issued for Davis. lie was
held to ball, but befoie thp sitting of
thp grand jmy, an agi cement was
made between Davis and his 'wife,
Grace Smith, mid slip did not appear
and the cane was tgnoied. Until rc
centl ho was permitted tl live with
his second wife, who was a Mls 15on
ner, of Nicholson. They wcie mar
ried u car ago by the same cleigyman
und at the same place lie took Miss
Smith foi better or vvoree.
Constable Woelkeis liad a bill
against D-ivIs foi eosttc In the first
case, and the latter made many piom
lses to llauidate. His word was not
fulfilled and with the consent of Mid.
l)als No 1, Mr. Woelkeis had u vv.u
lnnt Issued Monday for the an est of
Dais on the charge of bigamy. He
was arraigned foi a hearing ester
eluv before Aldprnian Rentes and At
torney M. .1 Donahue ac ting for Davis,
inKcd the point that his client n
ehaiged with an offense allpged to have
been committed in Wyoming count. It
was out of the Juiisdictlon of a magis
trate Jn another coiintj to issue a
waiiant foi the aircst, hence the dis
missal of the second chnige ot big.im.
The constable was not to be outdone
and he post basic went to W.vomlng's
county seat and had. wanants Issued
for perjury and bigamy. He was In
thp city again at suppei, and -eied
the wanants and took his priMinei to
Aldeimnn Lenten' ollke again John
1 Scingg was piesent for Woelkpis
and Attorney Donobne appealed for
Davis. Davlswalved a heating and
ball was demanded In the -uni of ?,00n.
Mr. Gelei, who was pi cent to finality
as bondsman, was staggered when be
heard the amount requited He vwm
not piepaied to meet the demand,
loiter ball was entered befoie Aldet
nian K.isson in the cential city. Two
weeks ago Davis commenced ptoceed
ings against his (list wife foi a dl
v orce.
Xl'HS OF NEWS
The Gospel meeting at the South Side
Young Women s Christian association,
lO.'l Cedar avenue, Sunday afternoon
at ri.4, odoik will lie led bj Mis E.
iWVWA1
jlobejarebo(Jse
k Big Pays bee Selling
Tomoirow out Lice Department will be convened into ,i b.irg.tin
hunters' Paradise, ami filled with b.ircams of exacllv the kmcllnn
want. The many offerings
unucMiauic: guuus,, mn iiiciuue omy such Laces and accessories
as are most in demand. Space forbids us entering on details
and conlines us to but a few examples : '
Ruby and Antique Vals
With Insertions to match. All exclusive designs and the product
of the finest manufacturers in the world. 2so patterns of French
"Val" I.aces from one-half to one and one-quarter inches wide.
Here are the prices for Saturday onlv:
300 doz. of regular 50c Laces at 36c
250 doz. of regular 60c Laces at 47c
200 doz.
25 doz. Fringed
s
s
7 inches wide, in pinks, sky
worth $2. so each.
500 doz. Summer Corsets
Our best half-dollai make, all
Ladies' Neckwear
Puffs, String Ties and Bows in Plain Satins and Gros Grains
Latest Plaids, htc, All the new cuts and shapes at special
value fijiures.
On Saturday
- - - r-i-t-i m m ..& .
Globe Warehouse
m
tecviw5fe5ga
H, nipple. AH women oio Invited to
attend. Good slnglnc.
The Scianton Athletic club met In
special session last evening to decide
to tun an cxcuislon to Harvey's lake
during the week beginning Aug. 22.
Columbus Council, Young Men's In
stitute, gave a complimentary dunce
last evening In Pharmacy hall to the
young Indies who assisted at the re
cent picnic conducted by the Institute.
Carl Matz, of Lancaster, the general
director In charge of the eacngorfest
at that city this month, was In the city
last evening, us noted In yesterday's
Tilbune He was tccclved In Saengcr
tunde hull, the Yunger Mnennerchor
and the Sjcngeriundu combining and
entertaining him.
I'etcr Marker and Joseph Gelger,
well-known oung men, will leave to
day with n number of enlisted leau
lais A farewell leceptlon was given
them last evening at Geoige ltosen's
hotel
Nelson Babbitt, of Ituffnlo, who has
been residing here foi seveial months,
icturned to his home yesterday.
GREEN IUDGE.
Mr. nnd Mis. E. M. Green, of Deln
waie Bttcet, arc spending a few days
at I'aupaek
13. H St urges, of 'Washington ave
11110, has icturned home fiom South
port, Conn
Mis. Katnhnui and daughtei, Leon,
of Breaker stieet, nro spending a few
das in Windsor, N. Y.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. F Klllnm and fam
ily, of Capotiso avenue, nie spending
the sumniei in l'lke count,.
The (hlldieu connected with the
HoliPinlan mission of the Providence
nnd Green Ridge Presh,teilan churches
will have Chlldien's day exoiclses to
moirow nfteinoon at 4 o'clock In the
Sunday school looms of the Piovldence
church They will be In chnige of Rev.
Mr. Klusak, the mlslonaiy. The pub
lip is Invited to attend. Older of ser
vlics: Hvinn, "My Hope Is Built. '
Piaver
Addiess . . .. . rtrv Mr. Klusak
Be( Itatlon, "Who Can Tell?'
Annie 1'lavka
Recitation . .. .Andievv liuUalc
Hvmn. "My Cour.trj TIs of Tli-e.'
Ro( Itatlon Battle Smlthborgcr
Tableau
Hsmn. "Stand Up for Jrsu."
"Little Blnls" M.i Buclitn, Bfntilce
Klusnk Lirzle Bilebta, Chllstic Kill-
sak. Will Buclitn.
Ilccitiitlon MikrIc Bennett
IIpi Itatlon Mary Buclita
Hvmn, "Saviour Send Us."
Address . ..Rev. Geoige n. Guild
11 mn. "Good-Be."
Benediction.
MINOOKA.
The home team will journey to Dun
moie giounds Sunday and wiestle for
honois with the Lackaw annas. The
Maiooiio and the Uniques, of Scranton,
will eioss bats on Mlnonka grounds.
The t xcurslon committee of the St.
Joseph's society met Inst evening.
Preparations for the nftair aip well
under way and the event piomlses
to be a imccess
John Hlggins. son of Peter Hlggins,
will leave today foi Camp Alger. Mr
Hlggins has enlisted in the volunteer
in my stationed at that place He In
the ninth reciuit from this place In
one week
The funeial of Thomas Kearney,
whose death is mentioned In another
column will take plate Sund.i In
terment will be made In Mlnooka Cath
olic cemetery
VWW VWAAAA
do not consist of odd or job lots of
of regular 75c Laces at 55c
blue, black and white,
Thev're
Saturday, $1.98
sizes,
On Saturday, 38c
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LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTOIS
Features ol Children's Day Exercises
Arranged for Toroornow.
MAT13KIAL IS ON TUB UIcOUND TOB.
Tin: roxsTiircTioN or the: new
Ct'LJI WA8HKBY TO BBPLACK
TUB ONK DUSTHOVr.D AT TIH3 OX
POBD PIBB-BYBOX WATKLNS'
BYB BADLY JXJCBKD BY A BLOW
THOM A STOXn-SBCOND OP Tin:
SKBIBS Or COUNTRY DAXCI3S.
The members of the Sabbath i hool
of the Scranton Street BaptlsM .hut eh
will conduct the service I minnow
moi nlng nt 10 30 o'clock Instead of the
regular preaching service, i lll be
theli observance of Children'' ''nv, and
nn excellent pioRrnnimo ha- t en In
preparation for scvet.it week Super
intendent David T. Evani will hive
chnrge, nnd Ills Clara Beed will .nt
as organist. The pilmniy departnu nt
will be under the dliectlon of Miss M.
Wntklns, superintendent, Dr. T. M.
SendeillnT, choilster, nnd Mlsa Lillian
Moore, organist.
The church choir will nsMt under
the direction of Mrs. B. . Beddoe. The
cfuirch nnd nudltoilum hns been beau
tifully decorated for the occasion toy
a huge committee of which the pastor
Bev S. r Mntthews. Is chnliman. Xo
Sabbath school seivlcp will bo held at
2 p. m ns usual, hut thp paMor will
Pleach a special sermon nt the regu
lar evening spiv Ice at ".".0 o'clock. Fol
lowing is the prngumme for tomoi
row morning's service.
Organ Voluntary Miss Claia Beed
Opening rhoiiis School
Becltatlon, "Our Children's Day,"
Allen Beddoe
Address of Welcome, MI-3 Bloience Jones
Scilpture Beading.
Braver Pastor
Motion Song Pilmary
Becltatlon Miss Jennie Thomas
Uerltatlon Miss Bessie 1'lojd
hong School
Bible Alphabet Kxerele . . School
Dlilogue "A Sunblne l'acton."
Mlspes Oertiude Moore nnd Cora Cramer.
Becltatlon Trances Crofut
l'rimaiy Class Bvcielse,
Miss Bdna Alney and Girls
Bong School
Becltatlon Mls Golden Sllvpra
Becltatlon Klght Llttlo MlTses
Anthem, "Slug t'nto God" Choir
Bccllntlon Alfred Klme
Becltatlon Mls Alice Williams
bong School
Scripture Beading Pastor
Braver Vsst Supt. G. II. Watklns
Colloquy.
Mi'-sps Blanch Bovce and Trances Crofut
Becltatlon Miss Mabel Lang
Song Sennon Miss Gertrude Tlojd
Becltatlon Miss Anna Bossir
Becltatlon Miss Cora Tngue
Becltatlon Miss Edna Alney
Duet,
Misses Annlo Dagger and Buth Beddoe.
Song School
Hecitntlon Mls Mamie Beed
Bxenlso School
Address Superintendent
Song Primary Department
Song School
At the Flist Welsh Congipgatlonal
church on South Main avenue, a Chil
dren's seivlc will be held tomorrow
pv pnlng, substituting the regular
Pleaching service at C p. m. The pas
tor, Bev. David Jones, will preside.
The enntata "Little Builders" will ho
given The children of the Sabbath
school will pnitlclpcite and they have
been prepailng for the event for some
time. Special music will be given by
the church 'hoir.
At the Taheinnclo Congregational
chinch on South Hde Park avenue, of
which Bev. David P. Jones Is pastor, a
speclil chlldien's service will be held to
moirow evening instead of the regular
preaching sen Ice at 6 p in. The mem
bets of the Band of Hope. In charge of
their leader, Jacob Jenkins, will render
the beautiful cantata "Little Builders."
Special mufclc will be piovided for the
occasUn
LYi: BADLY IXJTBED.
Bron Wntlcins, thirteen vears of age.
veiy neatly lost his light eve by nn as
sault made upon him by Thomas Wit
kins, i member of the "Yellow Kid"
gang, of Hennessey couit As It is,
the lad Is suffering from a vpty pain
ful wound and until thp cut henls. he
may hnve tmnblp to save his sight.
It scnis that about fifteen lads,
who-e ages lange from 10 to 15 years,
have a falilv wpII organized "gang," as
they call themselves, nnd go anion?
their own fi lends as the "Yellow Kids."
List e ening there was n meeting and
about 1.10 o'clock the bovs who were
pipsput stattfd out on a "trip." They
were going up Jackson street abnv
Main avenue. Bvmn Watklns intended
to go along when Tommy Watkin as
n sou cf ieadet, objected and told the
othi "Watklns to "take a sneak" H-
enfoieed his fiat bj hurlltuj a heavy
stonr nt the dismissed lad, which
stiuck him crosswise of his light eve.
He yelled and the other lads ran.
S imp older boys took the Injured lad
to Doctoi Can oil's office ncaiby and his
wound was Jtessed.
ni:v culm w.sm:nv
Nothing fuither than the delivery of
part of the material upon the ground
has thus far been done townids the
election of the new culm wnsheiv nt
the Oxfoid shaft, it Is not definitely
knciv n when actual opetntlons towatds
Its erection will he commenced. The
chailiiB up rnoce.ss about the site of
the binned breaker and washcry s-tlll
continues.
The new branch of the Oxford switcfi
which will 11111 into the new site of the
washcry Is b-Mnfi pushed to completion.
The tepalis In the hoisting shaft have
not vet been completed, but the woik of
placing the new buntings nnd carriage
guides will be commenced shoitly.
PERSONAL, MENTION.
Charles and Daniel Hill, ot Twelfth
street have icturned fiom a visit nt
Stillwater, N. J.
Thomas Klnnerty, of Iloncndale, call
ed upon Funeial Dlrectoi M l'
W.vmbs, of JneKson stieet. jesterday.
V.ert II. Davis, of Hlnghnmtnn, is
visiting his patents. Si hool Cnntinller
und Mrs. Heiison Davis, of Noith I.ln
wiln avenue.
Mlfcs 1'lUaheth Madden, of Hamilton
street. Is the guest of fi lends In Jer
myn. Miss Hannnh Westbrook, of Still
water, N. J, Is visiting friends heie.
Mr and Mrs. Charles It. mil, of
Twelfth Mret, have as their guests
Chmle.s and A. Westbrook, of Still
water, N J
Mrs William Campbell, of North
Oarfleld avenu, Is entei tabling Miss
Uertha Evans, of Jnnesvllle, Ohio,
MINOR NEWS NOTES.
The tecond of the seilos of "Country"
dances, which the Outing club will con
duct during the fiummer, will be held
Monday evening at thfi boiough hall,
4 at Throop. Stanton's orchestra will
no-am
Thesutvlvilof
thetittestmuchii
mattered health
TONB YOU II
STOMACH
Am
LIVER
Willi
r THE BITTERS
AVD
tnlu hcnlth nnd
strength Inyour
strneglo for ex
istence. t3fTAEHBS
provide the music Cnrs on the Throop
llni should be taken Bettiiniiig,
special curs will leave nt 12.20 o'clock.
The public Is coidlally Invited to ac
company the Young Men's league of
the Plv mouth Congregntlonal church
to Harvey's Lake, Tuesday, June 21, on
their nnnuil exclusion. Varloun forms
ot amusements nnd music will be pro
vided nnd nothing will be left undone
toward the comfoit of thoso attend
ing. The Band of Hope of the Taheinnele
Congiegatlonal i hutch on South Hvde
Balk nvenup will conduct a speclnl
RPivice tomorrow- evening at the
church. They will plvo the enntata
"Llttls Bulldcis." Jacob Jenkins, the
leudet, will bo in chatge. Scivlce be
gins at C p. m.
DUNMORE.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
nnd Filday, Juno 21, 22, 21 and 21, the
closing exercises of the High school
will take place. Tuesday night the
class day exeiclses will be given at
Manley's hall. Wednesday nnd Thurs
day will be devoted to examinations,
nnd on Friday evening the commence
ment exercises will tuke place. Admis
sion to the class day exercises will be
by Invitation. The progiamme Is as
follows:
Opening Song
Becltatlon, "The One-Legged Goose,"
Thomas Joid.tn
Cliss lllstorv . . . .Miss Laura O'Horo
Class In Bxpression.
Vocal Duet.
Misses Jessie, West nnd Genevieve Boi
se eke r.
Becltatlon, "Carl,"
Miss Mnrget v Bden
Class Poem . .. Miss Ad.illno B.iinatd
Recitation, "So Was 1."
Miss Jessie Wert
Vocal Solo, "Awake Beloved."
Miss Mai gory Bden
Becltatlon, "The Bed K.in "
Miss Nellie Dougherty
Class Prophccj
Miss Bvelsn Montgomery
Tableaux.
1. The Flight fiom Pompeii
2 The Last Report of tlie Ghouls.
3. When Mercy Seasons Justice.
The exercises will start at S o'clock
shmp.
I. P. Dolph. of Not th Blakcly stieet,
Is seriously III.
Edgar Jones, who has been conduct
ing a milk depot on Tlfth stieet, has
gone out of business.
Theie will be special services for
railroad men and their families In the
Dudley Stieet Baptist chinch Sunday
evpnlng, June lfl The set vices will be
led by the "Yoke Fellows hand" of the
Ballroad Young Men's Clnlstlan asso
ciation. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to nil.
Watts Anderson, of Jetsev City, vls
il.d fi lends In town jesterday.
No. i colliery of the PennsjUnnla
Coal company w 111 be idle today nnd
next week.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
What might hnve been a veiy seri
ous accident occuired on Itushbrook
turnpike, a short distance above the
toll-gate, last Thutsday night about
fi o'clock. Purgess II. A M'llllams and
Mr C. F. I5aker had been at East I$en
ton nttendlng the Institution of Willow
Lenf lodge, No 9Sr,, I. O O. F. As they
were returning home, when they had
reached the nbove-nnmed point In the
road, which Is at the brow of a steep
pitch, one of the holdback straps on
the harness broke, letting the buggy
suddenly against the hoi so. This
frightened the animal and she started
on n run dow n the steep hill, Mr. Will
man trilng nil the time to tuin her
Into the bank on the upper side of the
load, but the animal refused to obey
the lelns and dashed on down the hill.
Mr. linker seeing that there was no
chance of getting the horse under con
tiol, Jumped fiom the buggy and sus
tained some sevcie bruises and a few
h-ci ntches, none of which nie serious.
Mr. Wllltnnn clung to the reins as long
as possible, but on account of the great
speed at which the hoi so was plung
ing down the hill and tlie much con
dition of the toad, he was tin own from
the s-cat to the bottom of the buggy
nnd fiom there out onto the side of the
road, landing heavily on his face. He
leeched some painful cuts and biulses
on his face, aims and limbs, but no
bones weie htoken, nnd nothing s-oil-ous
Is anticipated from his Injuries.
The hoi so plunged on down the hill
and was cauubt unhuit at tin. upper
end of town
William Woodmanie.. who until re
cently it sided In this town, has been
seriously III with lung tioublo foi a
long tlme.but during the spting months
he began to impiove and moved to
Oison, Wayne county, where he ap
pealed to be steadily Improving until
a short time since, when ho began to
fnll rapldlj and Thuuday moinlng
death came and ended his suffcilng
He Is suivlved by his wife. He was a
member of Osciu 0. Smith Camp. Sous
of Veteinns, of this town. The re
mains will bo hi ought to Montdale,
vvheie Intel meiit will be made nest
Sunday nfteinoon
Mrs Philip Paker. of Main stieet,
visited Catbondale yestcid.t.
Children's day cxeiclf-cs at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday moin
lng nt 10.r!0, entitled "Heroic Mc tho
dlsm." Also nt morning scivlce bap
tism of chlldien with water from the
Illver Jnidan. In the evening the pas
tor, Rev. C. A. Ilenjamln, will pi each
to the young people.
C W. Noithup, of Scianton, was n
callei In town last evening.
D. ll. Swingle Is said to be taking
a vacntlon for the benefit of IiIb health.
Plt-CEBURG.
Today will occur the picnic and
clam bake of the Eagle Hose company
In the Thliteenth illle range giounds
back of tho Delawai" and Hudson and
the Ontnilo nnd Western depots. This
Is tlie 111 st picnic of tlie fceuson and
the bo have left nothing undone to
make It pleasant and entei mining for
thoso who nttend. Let every one tuin
nut nnd help them along The pin
ceeds w III be taken to pay for the
two flro huiscs they have recently
bought.
The employes of Johnson's No. 1
and 2 collieries wll bo paid today.
f "jgtJbfKM MjmKmrvi '
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MnELwKiCidHjHt i iK
FRESH, FAIR FASHIONS
In Finest Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Laces and Veilings.
This is the Garden Spot for Pretty Summer Hats. Prices will make
you want them:
Trimmino fn OrHpr (,ocs on at a fire,,t ratc now' arul no woncr' r the style we put
l l limiting tu v,uc- into the Hats we tiim cannot be had at any store in town.
C2?"Special Sale of fine Trimmed Hats at S1.31), worth $3.00.
STRAW SHAPES.
Best quality Bernina Straw Short-back -q
Sailors, worth 48c . . yC
Finest hand-made Imported Straws in vcr
all the latest shapes, worth $ioO and $2 J OK
LEGHORN HATS.
19c, 29c, 35c, ISc, 73c
TRIHHED SAILORS.
Sennett Straw Sailors, trimmed and
lined, woith 7iC, to go at
Fine Milan Sailors, fully trimmed,
leather sweat, worth $1.00, at
Best quality Manila Braid, fancy rough
brims, worth $i.so, to go at
GEIxSOINS? 413 Lackawanna Avenue
DAY'S DOINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
Programmes ol Children's Day Services
Arranged (or Tomorrow.
CLOSING EXERCISES IN THE PL'B
l.tC SCHOOLS - CHARLES PIcOSS
AND MISS MABEL WILKES MAR
RIED IN PLYMOUTH BY REV. MR
SAVAGE, FORMER PASTOR OF TUB
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHI'RCH.
YOFNG PEOPLE ENJOYED A
STRAW RIDE TO DALTON.
The Sunday school of the Fltst Welsh
Paptlst church, Wano avenue, will
have Its Chlldien's Day exeiclses to
morrow evening, when the place of
wot ship will be beautifully decorated
and the following enjoyable programme
will be given. The singing will be un
der the direction of Geoige Davies:
Singing "On for the WWi'' School
Recitation, "Our Children's Daj,"
Muggle Darners
Address of Welcome ... . May Slmms
Recitation. "The Flowers In Their
Benin, ". . .. Miss Lizzie Griffiths
Recitation "Now,". , . Leah lvans
Singing, "Hear Thy Llttlo Ones Pra. "
School
Recitation, "Nobody But Mothci."
Hairy Frieze
Blblo drill, "The Life of Joseph,"
Jimloi B. Y. P. F.
Dialogue. "Sunshine Factor;,,"
Maggie D ivies and Sirab A. Evans
Recitation, "God's Jewels nt Our Pct,"
Annie Harris
Recitation, "Which Are You .'"
Maiy A. Jones
Singing, "Give as We,, ns Fray,
Edith Morris and School
Recltitlon, "Children" .. . Kate Curie
Recitation, "Shall I Ever Be a Dnmk-
nrd''" Alfnd Williams
Recitation, "Jesus Lovc3 Me"
Jennie Leonaids
S nglng, "The Message" . .School
Recitation, "Wo Praise Thee, Loid,"
Ninn Hirrls
Recitation, "Don't Crowd" .May Evans
Recitation, "Our Privilege."
Maggie Twining
Recitation, "Getting and Giving,"
Lolcc Griffiths
Recitation and song, "The Message of
Song" Tomnile Monls
Recitation, "Bob and the Bible "
Lulu Slmms
Singing, "Lo, the Golden Fields" School
"Our Publication Societj".... Annie Rces
Our offctlng tor the work.
Song Mr. James Fileze
Paper, "Sons and Servant"," Tydvll Rces
Singing, "On the Wings of the Mom,"
School
Recitation, "What a Child Miv Do,"
Wesley Owens
Benediction.
At the Dutch Gap mission Siiudnv
school of the Welsh Congiegatlonal
i lunch interesting Children's Day e
eiclses will be held tomouow. The
programme has been under the supet
vlslon of the supeilntenricnt. David J.
Williams, who has faithfully ttatned
the children for the event.
Chlldien's day set vices will be held
In the Puiltan Congiegatlonal church
tomouow.
The annual Chlldien's dnv exercises
at the Primitive Methodist chinch, on
East Maiket stieet, will he held to
moirow moinlng at lOT.n, when theie
will be lecltntlons, dialogues, solos,
duets and choiuses by the chlldien.
In the evening at 7 o'clock theie will
be u sen Ice of song. The recltutlons
nnd dialogues w ill be under the care of
A. Powell and H. Nicholas Tho sing
ing will be under the direction of Prof
A. Hartshorn, nst-lstcd by the Binja
niln oichestra and Miss Lizzie Cuth
bcrtson. Rev, John A. Evans will occupy the
pulpit ot the West Maiket stieet Welsh
Paptlst chinch tomoirow. In the
morning a Welrh sermon will be de
livered und nn English ieiniuii In the
evening. The ordinance of baptism
will be ndmlr.lMeied to sis i andldatcs
at the close of the evening service.
TOLD IN A FEW I.I.N' ES.
Vsterday was a gala day at the pub
lie schools of this place. Exercises
were auspiciously conducted by the
children at many of the schools At
No 2j school the pupils of all tlie looms
assembled and in conjunction i endued
a fine piogramme, which was much ap
preciated by a large number of their
telntlvps. At tho conclusion of the ex
orcises, Piofessor Kenimoillng, piincl
pal ot the scheol, road the list of giad
uutes. The exercises at tho other
schools were equally Inteiesiing and
weie attended by a large number of
pei sons,
Tho ipiuainder of Company H ie
crults leave this morning for Camp AN
j&aom
25c
45c
75C
ger. A rousing fauwell will be ten
dered the boys.
Charles Pros-sand Miss Mabel Wilkh,
prominent young people of this place,
wcr" united in matrlar;e by the Rev
Mr. Savage, formeily pastor of the
Pilmitive Methodist chinch of East
Maiket street, at his home In Plv mouth
Thursday evening. The couple was at
tended by Mls Anna S"hellhase, of
Capouse avenue, nnd James Harris, ot
Green street. After a brief stay In
Plymouth, during which they were ten
deiod a reception, the bridal puity ie
tuined to Scranton. Mr. and Mrs.
Pi oss will commence housekeeping at
once in a ncatlv furnished houe on
Smith stieet A reception will hi
given them later by theli many filcnd
Floral Sunday will be ob'-cived In the
Christian church tomoirow. In the
evening the pastor will deliver an ad
dicss to the chlldien.
A number of young people fiom this
place enjojed a straw ildo to Daltoii
leeently They were entertained nt the
home of a friend nt the above place
nnd a most enjojable time followed.
Those present weie Misses Carrie and
Evana Huff, Bui nice Conger. Stella
Wedem.in, Chailotte Ro-encians,Mume
Thomas, Lizzie Williams, Mmy Lewis,
Lizzie Shaffer, Mesis. C. II. Constnn
tine, James Druiy. D. O. Emeiy,
Charles Hopewell, William Roll and
Beit Fair.
The ladies of the Home Misslonnry
society of the Providence Fresh, terlan
church had their monthly meeting es
teulay afternoon nt the home of Mrs.
Theodoie von Store h. For inan yeais
Mis. von Storch was the active nnd
efficient tieasuier and now Is the hon
oiaiy treasurer of the organization.
Repoits and Inteiestlng papers weie
read at jesterdaj's session and a
profitable meeting enjojed by the laigo
number pie&ent.
OF A PERSONAL NATFRE.
Rlchaid Thomas returns to Camp Al
ger this morning nfter a few dajs'
fin lough spent wlht his patents, Mr.
nnd Mis. Richard Thomas, of Spilng
stieet.
Miss Maltha Phillips nnd Mr. Peicy
Koehler weio man led Wednes-day
evening at the home of the bilde's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Phillips, on Put
nam stieet. Rev. William Davis pei
fotmed the ceiemony. The guests
wcie: Mis. M.ugaiet Williams, Mis.
Reed, Mis. Benjamin RIc hauls, Mrs.
Jenkins, Misses Williams, RIc hauls,
Joseph, Messrs. Moigans, Beers, Reese,
Williams, Townsend and Reed
Mi. and Mrs. John Owens, of Wayne
avenue, returned jesteulay from Camp
Alger, vvlieu- they visited their s-on,
John, a member of Company A, Thir
teenth icglment.
Rev. W. G. Watklns will pi each In
the North Mnln Avenue Baptist chuuh
tomouow. Theie will be special choial
singing. All aie invited.
THE VICTORY rests with Ameil
ca'rt Gieatest Medicine, Hood's Saitap
arlll.i, when it battles against any dis
ease caused or promoted by Impure
or Impoverished blood.
HOOD'S PILLS aio tho favorite
family cathaitic. Easy to take, easy
to operate.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
McMUNN'S
ELIXIR OF OPIUM
Is n prt dintlon of the Drug by whl h lm
InlurlouH effci ts are leinnved while lilt
valuable medicinal piopi rtl"n ne re
tallied H pofcn s ill the i.idatlv
nnoilvne and anil sp.iKinudli powets ,f
Or him but pioihnrs no slrkmss of the
sfMinich io vomiting no ostencss no
lieidsrhe In iicut, nervous dlnnideih it
Is .hi In luabli turned .uid Is rtiom
mi'iidt.d hi tho besi pli mcIiuis
E. FERRETT, A0ent,
372 Ptnrl St., New iork
rimiMyM!AA
&&
FLOWERS. FLOWERS.
Fine Imported Rose Sprays with foli
age, worth 2c. Here at
9c
19c
19c
10c
5c
Large bunches of fine Lilacs, worth 50c.
Here at
Large bunches Imported Clover, with
foliage, worth iOC. Here at
Natural White Wings, cannot break,
woith 2$c, at ...
Cuiled Quills, in all colors, at
RIBBONS.
Taffeta Ribbon, Gauze Ribbon, Roman
and Bayadere Stripe Ribbon, Plaid Rib
bon, Dresden Ribbon, worth 50c and 75c
yard. To go at
15c
BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS
PRICES FOR THE NEXT
15 DAYS ONLY.
'rSSi
Oar $20 oo I'lntei for 510.00
Our 1H.IM) Plates for . ... 0 On
Our 111.00 l'la'cs foi 8.00
Our t.oo Plates for 7 OO
Our IV'.oo I'lntosfor OOO
Our m.00 Plates for fi.00
Our 8 oo I'lntcs for l.oo
Our il.oo Plates for n no
IlrldeenorU 3.00
CJolrt Crowns, Jk .1.00
("old riltlnzM 1.00 up
I'lntlnuin Fillings 75c
Mlor Kllllncs fiOc
Porcelain rulings 50c
Cement 1'llllngs 35o
Boston Dental Parlors
Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves.
(Over Newark Shoo Store.)
His SO
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
mffiyiiSLSminPj
Telephone Call, 2333.
Seeds
AND-
Fertilizers
1 5 iitiELL CO,
Refrigerators
AND
Ice Chests.
the:
HIT a CONNELL CO,
434 Lackawanna Av3.
t
X 3 t
i New Houses i
In popular neighborhood
where values are increas-
ing most rapidly, will be
; sold at low prices and on 1
easy terms. Call and see -
t them any time between
t o a. in, and 9 p. m.
t II. C. FRINK, 1
t 747 Prescott Ave. 1
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