TIIE SCI? ANTON TP.TBUNE-SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2G, 1898
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IThe Cnrbondnle correspondence of Tho
Tribune hns been plnced In the hands ot
Mr. J. M. Torbcs. All complaints as to lr.
rejrular delivery, etc., pIko news Items,
should bo addressed to Kobcrts & Hoy
riolds, news nccnts.
FAMJLY REUNiONS.
Mrn, .iiillot Reynold rntortnlnrd lnr
fnmlly nt dlnnci Thursday, TIiomc pro
Bents were Mr. and Mia. C. V. Hose
and son, Mr. nnd Mrs Ulm itcvnoiils
and daughter, Mr. nnd MrH AV. J. Hub
erts, Mr. nnd Mrf C. V. Cirnmet, MIhpi-s
Bella nnd rioni Reynolds nnd MIJ
Heatllcc Rone dick.
Mr., und Mis OcorRi Mills enter
tnlned nt their nnnunl fninllv lclinlon
Thursday Mr nnd Mrs. . O Mellon,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C V. Mellon nnd chil
dren, Dr. nnd Mis. H. Ottinnn nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Rurdlck und chil
dren The follow Ins composed a Thanks
giving family party nt the home of
II. a. Raker on Terrace street Thurs
day Mr and Mis. W. K. linker, Mr
and Mrs. T. B. Varnom, Dr and Mrs.
r. n. Jenkins, Mr. nnd Mis V. II.
ndgett, Mrs. ndgett, Sr., nnd ivllss Rak
er. Mr. and Mrs II, H Jadvvln enter
tnlned the follow Ins at ThanksRlvliiK
dinner Mis. Andrews and daughter.
Dr. nnd Mrs. M. J Shields and chil
dren, of Jermyn, Mr and Mrs. T. U,
McMillan nnd son and Mr. nnd Mrs. H.
A. Jndwln.
The menu for Hotel Anthracite on
Thursdny was a veiy elaborate one
nnd comprised all of the delicacies of
the season. The menu card was very
unique and original, being printed,
folded, sealed and tied In exact Imi
tation of n legal document.
ANDREWS-HENRY.
Miss Carrie Andrews, of lTtlca. nnd
H. J. Henr.v of Wntertown. were quiet
ly man led at the residency of the
bride's bi other. If,. J Amiiews, of
Washington street, on Wednesday af
ternoon. The ceremony wns performed
by Dr. Plnce, of the M. 13. church.
After nn extended wedding toui Mr.
and Mrs. Henry will take up their
residence In Wntertown
CARBONDALE'S IMPROVEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. John Drew-, of Denvei.
Col., have been spending the past few
days In this city. Mr. Drew was very
much sui prised at the rapid impiove
ments made by this city during the
last seven yeais. At the time when
he visited Cnrbondnle we had very
few paved stiects and a gieat ninny
old buildings, but now the city looks
like nnother place to him.
NEW INDUSTRY.
The bomd of trade are making ar
rangements now to offer a o shoe
factory excellent Inducements to locate
In this city. The sooner ;i few- indus
tiles can be staited here the better the
town will be. All enteipilsing leal es
tate owners nnd business men should
assist the board in every way, shupe
and manner. Fuel is so cheap in this
region that nianufaetniers would soon
save the cost of moving In the differ
ence of fuel alone.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Indian Juniors were defeated by
the !!nne1ulp foot ball team at that
place Thanksgiving Day bj ,i score ot
17 to 0 The Junlois were too light for
the Wayne countians, and completely
outplayed.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Toibes. of Scinn
ton, Msited relatives In town j ester
day Miss Mnrgaret Cl.irks-on spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Hcnton.
James Powderiy visited fiiends In
Wllkes-Rnuo Thursday.
Henry Chilton, of Scinntnn. ate
Thanksgiving turkey with his parents
in this city.
Joseph Hattle. of this citv, won a gold
watch Thursday evening at the Aieh
bald church fair.
The diagram opens this evening nt
Rpjnolds' diug store for the funniest
comedy evei wilttcn. entitled "What
Happened to Jones "
Miss Maltha Morgan, of Wilkes
B.irre Is the guest of Mi.si Clara Watt,
of Washington .street. A leceptinn was
held In her honor ThunUav eviulng
Mrs Hugh Powdeily and daughter
have returned homo fiom an extended
visit with irlends In New Yoik citv.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Hun os, ale visit
Ing iclatives in Scianton.
Mr. and .Mis. Kclsey Purely hpent
Thanksgiving with Mr. Puidv's, ."ister
nt Seelejvillo. Wa.vne county
J i: Dennis Is visiting his family
and fiiends in town for a few days.
Mr Dennis is now located In Bradford'
Mr. and Mis Trank Smith aro In
New York citv
Mr and Mis n (5 Puid are visit
ing relatives in Haw It v.
MIps Bildgtt Kilhullen Is visiting
friends at Oneonta. X Y
Mrs. F P Kimble and daughter, who
hav been the guets of Mis Heniy
Bier, returned to their home in Hones
dale vesterdny
A large house und harn weip de
stroved early yesterday morning by ih0
-the property of Chailcs Stanton, near
Tnivlcw
T J Whitehead Is confined to his
home on Belmont htieet with sickness.
A I. Wilght spent jesterday In
Fcranton
Kxpress Agent T V. Walker and wlfo
are entertaining Miss Margaret Mc
Cauley, of Fordham, N. V
Miss Katie Olllen Is Mritlng fiiends
In Susquehanna
Miss Mary Wnterneld. of Scranton
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CI Kl.fa
GRIP
A Com iiHiu Co hi
Kttns Into Grip,
A common CoW Is a duiigeious Cold.
A little Influenza may Und to drip.
A slight Cold In tho Head In Catarrh.
A trifling Horo Throat to Dlpliilirila.
A tight Chest to Pneumonia.
"Vt" checks a Cold at the beginning
"i7" breaks up a Cold that "hangs on,
but It Is innlr tc cum a Cold at flrat
At druggists or sent prepaid; price f,c.
nd Sfic ; large pocket flubk. Jl W. Dr.
Humphrey's Manual at drugging or sent
free.
Humphreys Med, Co.. Cor. William and
John Sts New York. Ho siuo to yet
H-U-M-P-H-R-E-Y-S
vU'ltcd her father In this city yester
day. The first of a scries of subscription
dances was held In llurko's hall last
eenlng. A largo number were pres
ent Music was furnished by the
Mozatt orchcstia. A veiy delightful
tlnio wns enjoyed by all. Tho young
men halug the utiangtments In
ih.irgo expect to hold them every
month lurlng tho winter.
Mr. nnd Mis. Hyron I'eck, of Daite
avenue, spent ycHterdny with Hemes
date friends.
M. A. Gardner is confined to his home
on Lincoln avenue with la grippe
Special services weie held In the First
I'lesbytcilan chinch last evening. Hev.
W. V Cllhhons, ot Dunmore, in cached
n very eloquent sermon
l'mnk Mang, who Is now a clerk on
one of tho government ship" nt 3Soi
folk, Va., Is visiting his patents on
South Main stieot for a few duju.
Miss Anna Hawson, of Hcranton, Is
vlHltlng friends In this city.
The condition of M. 1). Madlgnn Is
still very seiious. His biother-ln-law.
Dr. J. V. MIstvtt, of Philadelphia, was
called here for consultation.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Thanksgiving Observance A Well-
Known Man Drops Dead.
Taylor residents observed Thanks
giving Day of IS3S In a very quiet but
thoroughly satisfactory way. Some at
tended the theater while others at
tended other places of amusements.
Tho stores and schools weie closed.
A grand attraction of the day wan
the tea party which was held in the
evening nder the asplces of the Cal
vary Baptist church. This event was
well attended.
Mrs John Hodges, of Washington
stieot, Is attending a funeral of a
relative in Shamokln.
MU's Lizzie Davis, of C,reen Bldge,
wns the guest of bp parents In this
place on Thursday,
Preaching In the Calvary Baptist
chinch tomoirovv will be held at the
usual hours, Hev. Dr. II. II. Hauls
ofllciatlng Morning seimon nt 10.10
o'clock, Sunday school at 2 o'clock.
Evening sermon at 0 o'clock. All are
coidlally Invited.
Tayloivllle lodge, No. Cfis, Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet
this evening In their rooms on Main
stieet.
Mis William Prossai. of Hyde Paik,
was the guest of friends In this place
on Wednesday.
Mr. David Moes, of the Beech, was
the guest of lelatlves In north Tailor
estc'ida.
Mr Alfied Bundle, of Nicholson, was
the guot of lelatlves In this plnce
jefiterdny
John Shield, a well-known young
man of this plnce, chopped dead at the
home of Mr. and Mis. William Neig
er, wheie he had been on a visit on
Thursday evening Deceased hail Ik en
ailing for home time with heait fail
ure. He wns a membei of the Her
man Evangelical ehuich nnd was well
liked by all who knew him Deceased
leaves a wife and two small chlldien
Funeial announcement In tln even
ing's papeis.
The sei vices In the WtMi Baptist
chinch tomoirovv will be held at the
usual hours, Bev J M Llojd olllclat
ihg. All aic invited.
Burgess James z Watklns succeed
ed In captuilng seveinl prizes in the
Providence eisteddfod on Thurt.da.
Electrician Connolly, of the Scran
ton Tinctlon company, was n business,
caller in this place cstetda.
Mis Thomas Hopkins, of Hvdu
Paik, was the guest of relatives in
1 this place on Thursday
1 John, the blight and intelligent
! young fcon of Mi. and Mis. William
1 Powell, of Tajlur street, died on
Thursday evening He will be bulled
this afternoon. Sei v ices will be held
in tlie house Buiial will be made in
the Finest Home cemetei. Funeral
will be pilv.ite
Mis David Johns, of Noith Main
.stuet, has returned, honv Hum Be
rnoulli, wheie she hah been visiting
lelatlves.
At the Piesbvteiian church tomoi -low
the Hev. 1. 15. Fostei, of lljdu
Park, will occupy the pulpit. Sunday
school Immediately aftei inoinlng fcei
ice. All ale welcome.
Temple of Love Lodge, No 7 Tine
lvoiltes, will meet this evening In
their loomij in HceseY hall
Mis. Hbeneer Davis, of West Scian
ton, was the guest ot fiiends in this
place on Thin 'day.
Ml- 1311a Jones, of Hjde Paik, wns
the guet of'filendh ill this place on
Wednesday
Heniy Howells, of Main stieet, Is
sick.
The services tomonow In the Wclh
Congregational chinch will be held at
the usual hours, pastor, Hev. Ivor
Thomas officiating Moinlng scivlee
at 10 10 o'clock, Sunday school nt 2
o'clock, evening seivlee at 7 o'clock.
Eveijbody In cordially Invited.
Tho tea paity which was held In the
auditorium of the Calvuiy Baptlht
c lunch nuclei the auspices of the La
dies' Aid society on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, was well pattern.
Ized.
Pleaching In the Metliodln Episco
pal church tomorrow will be held nt
the iibiinl hours. Hev. William Frltby
will officiate. All coidlally Invited.
Emerson D. Owens, formeily of The
Tribune, but now of the New Yoik
Morning Telegtaph, Is spending his
Thanksgiving vacation with his par
ent, Mr. and Mis. William B. Owens,
In north Taylor.
Hev. William Frlsby has returned
home fiom Biookljn, N. Y.
New cases of scarlet fever and dlph
theila nio being reported to the boaid
of health eveiy day.
Miss Lillian Howells spent Thanks
giving with South Scranton fiiends.
The Pi Ice Llbraiy association will
hold Important business meeting next
Friday evening, when tho dliectois
will lay (ho matter of opening the
le.ims befoio the members. Every
Ifdy is most coidlally invited to be
pietcnt.
OLYPHANT.
A veiv pleasant time was held nt
tho homo ot Mr. and Mis. JamcR Nich
olas, In Plakely, cm Wednesday even
ing. About 8 o'clock the Hitmen tis
ll lends of their widest h'lii, John, be
gan to assemble to do honor to their
f i lend nn his twenty-ihst blithday.
W. II MutthaiVH was the medium of
making n brief prerentatlon speech,
touenlng on tho young man's exemp
lary character, a kind and loving son
and In other, beailng an excellent repu
tation that was a ciedlt to his parents
and also the community In which he
lives. An elegant gold watch was tho
gift of tho family. Attached to tho
watch was a handsome k id chain,
Tho donois weio Messi.s. Burnett.
Hughes, Brcvvning and Johnson. As n
tokan of his sincere friendship W. II.
Mutthews piesenttel him a golc' pin.
Numeious other presents weie given
him After thanking tho numerous
friends for tho gifts and thWr ttend-
nnco on that occasion, Ih behalf of the
family tho speaker stated that It was
the wish of Mr, and Mia. Nichols that
every one tako part In tint pleasures
and festivities ot the evening in sood
nll-inund Ameilcan style. Dancing
wns Indulged In, sandwiches, c.iko and
coffee were served, and lovers of Sir
Walter Halnlgh's weed, were accom
modated to n goodly number ot clgiiis.
Even one present seemed to have tin
excellent time. Music was fuinlslvd
by William Holfoid, Hyde Park. Tho
following guests were pr-sent: Mi",
und Mi. Ifutbctt Biownlng-, Mr. and
Mrs Albau Evan-;, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lull.
Neuklik. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mills,
Mr and Mis. Charles Burnett, Mr. nnd
Mis. Mem Is Hughes, Mr. und Mrs J.
L Bait-tt, Mr. and Mis. D.ivld Evans,
Mr nt'd Mis Jnnics Mntthvvs, Mr.
and Mrs. Hlehaid Davy, Mis. Telford,
Misses Itnehcl Evans, Jennie Telford,
Llsle Evans, Jlcninih Dlngleberry,
Maggie Thomis 3lnry Mcf.ane, Laura
Azuie, Funny Telford, Smith Metters,
Lena Blown, Messrs. Willi- Willi wis,
Thomns Chillies, l.cvvis Evans, Tims.
Johnson, John Jones, Edward Nichols,
William Evans, John Dlnglebeny,
Finnk Dnj.
Ground has been bioken for the nico
tic n of a new Presbyterian church on
Delaware stieot.
Misses Bee and Annie Crane, of
South Scranton, visited Miss Mary
O'Bovle, Thanksgiving.
MUs Hattle Coonibe, who hns been
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. C.
Schunk for the patt few months, le
turned to her home In Mt. Cannel yes
terda. Bildwln Edwnrds, of Kingston, 'Visit
ed fiiends hcie Thursday.
The Janlor Aid society of the Vveish
Baptist chinch are making aiiauge
ments to hold n "Cap" social on Wed
nesday ev nlng, Dec. 7. The young
Indies have the leputatlon of being
good enteitnlners nnd a largo attend
ance is expected H will be a unique
sight to see tho oung people in cos
tumes and caps of different patterns
and colors. Rood time lb nssuied
for all who attend.
Mr. nnd Mrs Jnmes Fognity, of
Clevelnnd, C, weie summoned heie
owing to the seiious Illness of Mrs.
Fogaity's mother. Mrs. O'Bilen, ot
Lackawanna stieet.
Mr nnd .Mis. John H. Jones, of Eel
wardsville, spent Thanksglvln,; with
Mrs Maiy Piobert.
Mrs. George Hague his returned
home trom a visit to Johnstown.
Gilfllth Jones, of West Scianton. i Is-it-'d
nt the home of Mrs. W. B. Davis,
csteidav.
Miss Mice Kennedy, of Providence,
is spending the week In town.
Mis. Hlclnrd Pettlgrew cntcitnlncd
th oillceis of the Chi Minn Ende.tvor
society of the Piesbyteilnn ch'Jich nt
hei home on Scotch stieot, josteieliy
af tei noon
James Hi own and daurhlui. Mlts
Louise Blown, of Albany, N. Y., mo
guests at the Mahon house.
Bev Peter Itobeits sprn Thtuiks&lv
ing with bis sster, Mi-. P. H. Wftrrn,
of Hyde Paik.
TOREST CITY.
In the Presiijtetlan chinch tomonow
moinlng, Hev. W. A Canington will
pre.uli on the subject, 'The AVoild's
Appeal " In the evening an evangelis
tic s-M vice will be held.
The follow ins pei sons, have nbee
immlnateel ieir olllce n St Joseph's
Total Abstinence and Benevolent socl
el.v and the election will take plnce nt
the next tegular meeilni,: Pieldenl,
James P Haggeit.v. v Ice-piesldent
Geoipo MeKiinon, John White, ipcoi cl
ing seeietaij. John McDonttld, Davlil
Halej , flnanclnl eeretniy. Sjlves?ter
Kane. William F White, sergeant-at-aims,
John Kelleher. tieu'uter, l'at
lick Cleniy.
William Vlz.:atd. who left Vaudllng
for Wilier iilJint a ear ago, will som
i etui n to make his petinntient lesidenco
In that place
Mr. and Mis Hlchatd Robeits, who
moved fiom Vandllng to Uatav la, N.
Y, last spiing, have ie tinned to the
town MMith of us-, wheie the will again
make their home
MARSH BROOK.
The snow is falling i.ipldly nt litis
wilting' while the bavlng ol the hiin-t-is"
dons can be hc.iicl In the distance
chasing the young labbit over hill and
dale 'I wo liilPtels i ime ill Hum
Piovidenee Thanksgiving d.iv, bring
In.r two clogs vlth thm The v stopped
i with t.. 13 Plummer, but fulled to dls-
i mi r g line
ijuite a auniber fiom this nelghbot -lieoel
Intended going to Xlcholson
Thanksglvinf, d ly tu the s-ei vices and
dinner, but the htm in dlseouragod
them.
Miss Mice Plummer vat, down to
William Hit I s, at WalKvllle, to a sur
prise party Inst Wedncsdaj
The mads nt Mnish Biook nowadays
aie chlelly u mixture of mud nne'
veei.
Ci. E Pliimmei bnuglit a line hoisjft
at a sale Hie nthet d iv.
Fiom New Zealand.
Ketfton, New Zealand, Nov. 2J. 1S35
1 am veiy ideased to htato that since
1 toiU the agency of Chambei Iain's
iredlclnes the sale has been very large,
nunc especially of the Cough Hemedy.
In two s ems I have sold moie of this
paiDcul.ir remedy than of all other
makes fer the pievlous live eais. As
t Its etltcney, I have been Infoimeel
by sreues of poisons of the good ic
sults thev hae lecelved from it, nnd
know its value from tho use of it In
m own household. It is so pleasant
to take that we have to place the bot
tle bevond the reach of tho children.
13. J. Scnntlebury.
I"e r sale by all druggists. Matthew
Pi others, wholesale and tetall agents.
AVOCA.
Mi and Mis. Alex Allenn, Mr. and
Mis. Willi un Laird, Mr. und Mrs. Alex
Lalid. Misses Jessie' nnd Jennie Young
und ltctta Kearney attended the Kcar-ne-Hlnckwel
nuptials at Inkcrmau on
Thanks-qivlng night
Mi. und Mis. William Welter and
Mr. and Mrs James Chailes spent jes
terdav at the Baker residence on South
Main' stieet.
Huil Thin nl.iy miirnhi? lire broke
out In a laige fiaino building occupied
b John Callahan ami family. Al
though the building is located in the
lower end of Mooslc It took very llttlo
lime feu tho Hose company to be on tho
scene nnd succeed In snvlng the adja
cent pioperties. The building is still
standing, hut Is completely wrecked.
It was owned by At. J. Hear.
.Michael McAndicw, of this town, has
Joined the logular uiiny, and Is now
at Huntsvlllu, Ala
Uobott Campbell, of Glove sfeet, Is
seilouly 111 of gilp.
It. E. Alooro anil Oscar O'Mullcy. of
Taylor, w ero visitors in town last even
ing. Airs. Janies Hell, of South Alain
stieet, Is seriously HI of thoumatlsm.
Jllis Viola Deeblo was awarded tlrst
PERIODS OF PAIN.
Menstruation, tho balance wheel of
woman's life, is also tlio linno of exist
ence to many because it means a time of
great sit ITerinp.
While no woman Is entirely free from
periodical pain, it docs not seem to have
been na
ture's plan
that women
otherwise
healthy
should suffer
so severely.
LydlaE.Pink-
bnm s Vcjjc
tnbleConi'
pound is
tho most
thorough fe
male regul
tor known
medical el
ence. It relievos tho condition that pro
duces so much discomfort and robs men
struation of its terrors. Here is proof:
Deaii Mils. Pi.vkii.im: How can 1
thank you enough for what you havo
done for me ? When I vv rote to you I
win suffering' untold pain at time of
menstruation; was nervous, had head
ache all the time, no appetite, that tired
feeling, and did not care for anything.
I havo taken three bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, ono
of Blood Purifier, two boxes of LiTcr
Fills.nnd to-day I am a well person. I
would like to have those who suffer
know that I am one of the many w ho
havo been cuiedof female complaints
by your wonderful medicine and advice.
Miss .H.xx-in It. Mnxs. Leon, Wis.
If you are suffering in this vv ay, wrlto
as Miss Miles did to Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn, Mass , for the advice which she
offers free of charge to nil women.
ptlze for the sopiano solo, "The Bird
With a Bioken Wing." at the Wllkei
Barre eisteddfod.
Geoige Curiv, of Lincoln Hill, Is ciit
irally 111 of pleurisy.
Mls-s Bessh Sheppard. of Dunmore,
Is the guest of her cousin, AIlss Alamo
Cranston.
Mls Knto Crane, of Dunmoio, Is the
guest of Iter uncle, Hev. At. F. Crane.
Tire children's bazaar at tho Pres
b terlan chin cli on Thursday night,
was a gtent success financially end so
cially. All the -iitlclcs were disposed
of at leasonable prices and several
bundled partook of suppei.
William Livv and John Hartston,
students at Wnmlng seminal v, spent
Thanksgiving with their patents In
the Noith End.
PITTSTON.
The Inmates of tho hospital weie
kindly ritncmbeied on Thanksgiving
by AUs. Joseph CJlennon and Alls. Paul
lic-han, thev having donated sevei.il
tinkers and till tne otltei accoutre
ments that mi towards furnishing the
nnnunl feast
A union tempeinnee meeting will be
held toinmrow nfternoou at the East
Side l'tcbv teilin chinch, nnd on this
account tit; usual Sundny nfteinoon
meeting nt the looms of the Young
Men's Chiistinn association will be dis
pensed with.
The . ondltlon ol Alts. ci. Fnderwood,
who has l! en elniiMlously ill tm sev
eial weeks, Is Minicwhat Imptoved.
Hov. W 1 Thotnis will deliver a
soldlti.s' meutoilal mldre.-s in the Welsh
Baptist church nt ( o'clock, to which
the public Is tordlallv invited
Alis. Ann Heddlngton, of John stieet,
died at noon jej-teid.xy aftei a Mmit
Illness, nt the agi of fi ens. The de
ceased is sin vive J by s-oveial sons und
danghtei.s.
John Keuifjtiii, who lesided In Poll
(ftlflitb for many cais died vesteiday
after an illness of two mouths. The
funeial will teke plnco tomonow af
tei noon,
Hev. Dr. Huisltaw, C. H Cool and
T. W. D ivies went mi to Athens es
leiduy ntlei'inoii to attend 'he Young
.Mens Chiistinn association distilct
eonveiitlon
We lcret to nniiouuee that the Hev.
John Finnan, who his neeti ill for some'
time. 1 is gum to Philitd' liihln. wheie
h will undeigo timtinent at tho hi.
Agnes hospital. Tho.v ol eveiy de
noml'iatlon liete and tbtoughout the
v,llle. will be gl.'K to .see him letlllll
In full vigoi of lile, and li snated
ninnv enis et to assume his cm client
inlnistiatlons in this dloeese, In which
In has, fni m nnn cus, been In
ehirgi.
An enjo.vable family gnthcilng was
that at the leshionee of Geoige Shali
nuti on tlu West Side, on Tliuisday
lust. Theio wcr- present nil the
H lends Including Air and Alls. J. L.
l'uidv and AIlss IJohr, of Dunmoie.
An elegant dinner served was one of
the lcutuiHs.
At the last meeting of tho council on
the West Side, It was decided to build
an addition to tho town hall.
The luncial of the late J. Uaivcy
Tc mpklns w ill take place this after
noon. Janice Conntll. who lb a member of
the Ninth New Yoik Infantry, has le
tuined to his rcglp.ent. Ho will join
the litter at C.eorgi i, and expects to
go with them to Poito Hieo.
A six-ton fly wheel was placed in
tho clectilc light woiks yesterday, and
Its lemovil fiom the depot was accom
plished litter much difficulty, owing to
the icy condition of tho streets.
Th- funeial of a little daughter, of
James Donaghan, residing In Sebasto
pol, took placet yesteiduy afternoon, In
tel ment being made In tho Alarket
street c emeteiy.
Airs. David Evans, Airs. Chailes Da
venpott nnd children s-pent tho past
few days with lelatlves in Hyde Park.
Several of our lccnl sportsmen who
went cut yesterday morning, returned
last night with excellent success. Tho
light fall of snow was' In their favor.
James Corcoran Is on a business mis
sion to Blnghamton.
J. L. Bun ell, of the Kane Opera
comrany, was In tho city yesterday, ar
innglng for the appcai.mce of that mu
sical otgnnkntlon heio on Dee, 2,
John Cm ran spent Thanksgiving
with fiiends In Scianton.
Tommy Flnn bus under cnnsideiu
tlou un offer to beromo a member of n
tiavelllng organization. Stay at homo
Tommy, don't go.
Tho convention of the Christian Alli
ance closed Its work last night with
an Intel estlng meeting In the Bap
tist chinch. Theie wub a laige at
tendance. Air. and Alis. Sabbath Wllllnms and
Wllllnm Williams, of PeckvilK spent
Thanksgiving In this city.
All nnd Airs. Lleazer Pi ice, of Cana
densis, were the guests of Air. nnd Airs.
William F. .Monies on Thursdny.
Dr. L'Hommeax, of tho quarantine
biivlce. New York, wns In the city
yesterday. In regard to the lato yellow
fever scare.
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ELMHURST.
AIlss Lena Jenkins, of Wyoming Sem
inary, Is spending a few dnys with her
parents here.
Ailss Bessie Buckingham has been
confined to the house during the past
week with a severe cold.
School was closed Thursday nnd Fri
day. Prof. Hngcis Is visiting friends
In Stioudsburg.
Airs. C. C. Clay, Airs. A. B. Clay
nnd family, Air. and Airs. Bryon Buck
ingham and son, Hay, spent Thanks
giving with Airs, and Airs. W. B. Per
ego at their homo In Scranton.
Air. and Alis. T. E. Carr, of Scran
ton, spent Thursday with Air. and Airs.
F L. Carr.
Air. George P GrelfcS, of Alburtls,
Pa., Is spending a few days with his
daughter. Airs. J W. Knedlcr.
Airs. Christy and son spent Thanks
giving with Scranton friends.
Air. A. W Dickson, AIlss Cuiol Dick
son nnd AIlss Emma Fuller were
guests nt tho Fuller home on Thurs
day. Airs. Charles Wllfoot was taken to
the Aloses Taylor hospital on Tues
day for medical treatment. Airs. AIII
foot has been a sufferer for some time.
Hev. A. B. Alerden is the guest of
Hev. C. A. Spaulding.
The Alethodlsts will hold no services
at Rhodes' hall tomorrow afternoon
as tho pastor will preach at Turners
vlllo. A very pleasant family reunion was
held a Oak Terrace on Thanksgiving
day. Air. and Airs. Schoonmaker, ns
usual, pioved themselves delightful en
tertnlners. Those present were Air, and
Airs. Wllllnm Shennnn. of Green Grove,
Mr. and Airs F. W. Harlow and Air.
nnd Airs. S. G. Hlel nnd family.
Airs. Will Bird, of Aleshoppen, re
turns to her home today after a week's
visit with her cousin, AIlss Jennie
Dunning.
Airs. C. W Page, of Athens, Pa., is
visiting fiiends and relatives hero.
W. J. Snyder, of Newfoundland, is
visiting his paients on "Fein Crest."
Tho King's Daughters of the Pros
It, tetlan church will hold nn enter
tainment and fair at the church on
Tuesday evening next. A fine program
has been pieparcel, after which a sil
ver offering will be taken The fair
will open Immediately after nnd a num
ber of pretty nnd useful articles will
be on sale.
TACTORYVILLE.
Alis and Alis. E, L. Watklns spent
Thanksgiving nt the homo of Air. Wat
kins' brother, nt Alehoopany.
Air. and Alts. Tinnl; Ellenberger nnd
son, Eotenzo, of Allddletown, N. Y , nie
spending a week at tho homo of John
Eilenbciger, on Alain stieet.
At the home of Gieen Reynolds, La
Plume, Pu , Wednesday nfternoon, Air.
Enlyn Cobb, of this place, wan united
In mnirlage to Airs. Hannah Alojeis, of
LaPIume Hov. AI. J. Watklns, of tho
Baptlbt church, performed the mur
ringe ceiemony Air. nnd Alis. Cobb
returned to the home of All. Cobb, on
North Alain stieet. Immediately after
the wedding ceiemony was peifouned,
and where they will leslde In the
futuie. The m-iny friends of tho bride
and cioom tendeted them a reception
duiing the evening.
Alis iCate Peulgo, of Scranton, Is
spending a few days at the home of her
daughter, Airs. B. Colemnn, on Alain
stieot
I'nlon Thanksgiving services weie
held at this pluee las-t Thui.sdav at
10 ".0 a. m. In the Alethodlst Episcopal
chinch Hev AI J. Watklns, of the
Baptist chinch, occupied the pulpit and
dellveted a vet able dlscouise
The Epv ot th league of the Alethodlst
Episcopal church gave an enteitaln
ment at the church Thanksgiving
night
Aichle AI. Spiague. formeily of this
place, was united In mnirlage last
Thin "day to Alios Amv Klnbnek, of
Siiant'in. The gloom Is well known
hen, wheie he has many warm friends,
ami is a ti listed employe In Jonas
Long's Sons' department tstore at
Scianton.
Bed Jacket lodge. I O. O F, will
confct the inltlatoiv degree this (Sat
uidav) evening
The following biniuhes of the I O.
C) F at this plaee will all secure new
p.uaphernalla the beginning of the
new enr Bed Jacket lodge, Nn S.M.
Knetorjvllle encampment. No 24G, and
Pnulowna Hobrkah lodge, No DS, nnd
each bianch will have an eflicient de
giee team to do Justice to the new
outfits.
Tin dlree tins of the Wlnnla Oil, Gas
Development and Imiuovemenl com
pany have called a meeting of tho
.stockholders for Thutsday, Dee. 1, at
10 a m.
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HONESDALE.
AIlss Alurgaiet Keeler spent Thanks
giving at her homo In Blnghamton, and
will ictiirii on Monday.
All. and Mrs N. B. Spencr spent
Thanksgiving In Scianton.
Freeman's otchestt.i furnished music
for nn entertainment at White AIllls,
Thuisday evenln,;.
Air. and Alis aul W. Gaulner, nt
Scranton, spent Thanksgiving with
Honesdale friends
The HonesKlale High school foot ball
team defeated the Carbondale team
Thursday In a game at Athletic paik.
Air. and Mis. Nicholas Doris and chil
dren spent Thanksgiving with Scran
ton friends.
Aliss Alabel Perley and Allsa Alice
Giegoiy, teachers of the Honesdale
High school, spent Thanksgiving at
Bloomsburg, Pa,
The snow on Thursday brought a
number of sleighs out on the streets of
Honesdale.
AUlton Salmon, of Lafayette college,
spent Thanksgiving hero at the home
of his paients.
The pound social in the chapel on
Tuesday evening was a success. As a
lesult, twenty-two baskets of groceries
and provisions were distributed among
an many needy families and some ai
tlclcs left over for future need
The first session of the Wayne Coun
ty Teacheis' Institute will bo held In
tho court house, Alonday aftei noon at
2.II0 o'clock Tho Instructors for tho
week aie: "Civil Government," Dr. W.
C. Schaffer, superintendent of public
Instiuctlon, "Psychology Applied to
Teaching," Dr C. C. Hounds, of New
Yoik city; "Penmanship and Pedag
ogy," Prof. G W Tvvltmycr, superin
tendent of public schools, Bethlehem,
I'd; 'Nature Stuelv," Pi of. V. O.
Payne. "Alusle," Prof J A. Spunkel
supeivlswr of music, Bethlehem, Pu.
Dr. Bu I Ps ' s-WM
n , o bpt cougfi remedy for
Contrh Svrnn P.hlUlrcu! Cure.swliop-
IV I
bett cough remedy for
clttUlreul Cures whoop.
lUET CCUIFh fltnl prniin
without fail 1 Doctors recommend it. I'nce 35 c.
RfraftlWI&felliiMU
E11J3MUIIM
Tbesa tiny Cnpulej ar- - v
ret in 4h hours without A.. A
n vvbteh t opal tin.. ('n.vnlU'J
"tw mm line ciioub lull. -, ,-
ROBERT MANTELl
Says, " Pe-rii-na Made Me Feel Like
a New Man."
PROMINENT MEN AND STATESMEN GIVE THE GREAT CATARRH
AND NERVE REMEDY THEIR STRONGEST
ENDORSEMENT.
One-Half of Our Population Suffer from
Catarrhal Affections.
MR. R0BKKT B. MANTELL,
Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir Tho bottle of Pe-ru-na nt
hand. It Is splendid nnd most Invig
orating; lef reshlng to the nprves and
brain. It Is one of the best tonics I
have ever used. It makes me feci like
a new man. Youis slnceielv.
H. B. Alantell.
Catarrh and Neivousness.
A nervous person nearly nlwajs hab
catarrh. Catairh Is one of the ways In
which a depiehf-ed condition of the ner
voui t'jhtem shows Itself. Catanhal
people are soon made nervous. The 1 eo
lation between chronic catiinh and
nervous debility Is most Intimate.
The following Is a case of catunh of
the head.
"I have been trou
bled greatly with
1 old In tne head,
which I believe was
tapldlv leading to
chronic catarrh. I
tried several reme
dies without relief.
Seeing Pe-ru-nn so
hlghl tecommended
fcji.v ior caiairn, i was
v'f Dcisuadcd to give it
a trial, and the result was so favoiable
that It was surprising even to myself
Since that time I have never been
without Pe-ru-na In my house While
I feel sure that It has been my salva
tion fiom chronic cutarrh, I nm none
the lcs sure that It will cure the dis
ease in Its further states of develop
ment "Air. W Al. Campbell, Wynne
wood, I T.
The follow Ing Is a case of abdominal
catanh
"Ary wife had been suf
feilng from a compile a
tlon of diseases for the
past 23 yeais Hei cas-e
had b-illlod the sltlll of
some of tho most noted
physicians On" of her
worst tumbles was chron
ic constipation of several
yeais' standing. At this
time sho was parsing
through that most critical peilnd In til
life of woman change of life. In June,
189", 1 wrote to ou about her case You
advised a course of Pe-ru-na and Alan-a-lln,
which we nt once commenced,
nnd havo to say It has completelv
cured her. She firmly believes that
she would have been dead only for
these wonderful remedies "John O.
Atkinson, Independence, AIo.
The following Is a ease of systemic
catairh.
, "I hnd cutnnh for five
--! ears, got so bad that 1
J li1 could not do a day's
'Las flBPeKt work. 1 was so poor and
i-al pSiJ' weak that my physicians
t jtij .could do me no good
ffi.r Seeing Dr. Hartman's
yS5Vs na,ne ln tho leading pa
VtWfakJPjSjkV pers concerning catarrh
f?ivTfi!3!& Induced me to write to
fcAfiarjW him He sent me In
VMrafir kL& structlons how to cure It.
I got Pe-iu-na nnd Man-a-Un,
and Improved more with every
bottle I took. My blood was ln such
a bad condition that I also took one
bottle of I.a-cu-pl-a. I regained my
usual weight and all the symptoms of
catarrh left me. I recommend Pe-ru-na
for all those who suffer from chronic
catarrh." Air C. AV. Shields, Box 26,
McKlnney, Texas.
Ask any dniRglit for n free Poru
THE DICKSON M'PG C9M
bcrauton and V'U1;es-I!nrre, I'.v
Mauufucturersof
LOCOWOTIVES.STATIONARY ENGINES
Holler, Hoisting and Pumplnz Macltlner y,
Qencral Ortlce, SeraDton. l'a
ICEALINE
TH T'HTHK NAMK. It frcwtH caltein ono
minute, without sugar or flavoring. Its tho
now Idea of the day.
Auk your yrocen for It. 100 pfeg , or by
man, inc. iciMUNn Aira co.,
Solo Maker
llolyoke, Mass.
UH TESri.l
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EVERY WOiVIAN
Boai.tawnwdi a reliable, monthly, reeuUtlni? mielleli.. Onlr htxmUstvJ
tas pareit cUugi ibtuld bu ueJ. U jou wm l iho btil, nt
Or. PeaB's PensBsfi FSBSa
TLr Mo prqipt, Ji ird certain In remit. The r tsnlnti (Dr. Piml'i) turer JUtr4
ootat. Sot aarwbeie. 11.00. Addiou rxALMariclHEi Co.. ClsTiland.o
I FOSpruoob8,tro?tHN "' PHELPS
THE GREAT ROMANTIC ACTOR.
Catarth li chronic congestion of soma
mucous mcnibiaite. The nerves, which
should gunid the mucous membiane
against congestion, are deptesied and
their tunetiou partly destiojed Tho
neives that should control the circula
tion In tin? mucous tnembi.ines uiu
called the vasa-motoi Ostein of nerve i.
Depression of the genet al neivous ss
tem soon leads to depression of tho
vasa-tnotor system. Depie salon of the
vnsa-motor svstem of neives at onco
onuses ehionlc calarih
Any lemedy to effect 1 radical cure of
ehionlc ratal ih must opt 1 ate dlicctly
tlnough the net vet, inv Isolating tho
mucous circulation.
The following Is a case of catairh ot
the nose and tin oat
"I must state what
Pe-ru-na has done for
me. I was allllcteel with
chronic catarrh of the
nose nnd throat After
I had suffered about a
year a terrible cough
set in. Alv side and
back were so sotc that
I fould not rest at
night. Aly head was
c.i... Alost of the time
I was ex-
hausted and tired I could do nothing;
was unlit for woik. and some of the
time was confined to the bed I had
come to the conclusion that It would
be better If I were dead I wrote to
jou and jou advised Pe-iu-na I used
only tluee bottles and now I leel stout
and heaity The wotld could not buy
niv fortune Pe-iu-na Is the best med
icine hold" Alt Hmma Smith, Loh
mersburgh, Bany County, AIo.
The following Is a ense of catarrh
of the bowels.
' To Whom It Alay Con
cern I take pleasure In
saving to the public that
1 have used Pe-ru-na for
several ve.tis as a toniu
with the best icsults, ami
that for bowel troubles It
It uneijualed by unv thing
known In inv experience, t
owe mv life to Po-111-na,
for seveial times I havo
been given up bv the doe tors," Air.
Bil Worntaik, l.idbctter, Tex..
The following Is a ease of catanh ofj
the llvet pioduclng sick headache:
"I have used st.etal
bottles of jour Pi-ut-na
for catanh and slek head
ache, and can t-nv that It
has done me mote good
than anything 1 have ever
used. Of all the lemedles
ued, Pe-ru-na was the
most satisfac toiy to me '
II. Goldman, s,ilr0ve- p,jtfTtf
poit, Ja 1 inni neen trimmed witu
seveie catanh of the lungs and found
nothing to complete a euro until I
commenced to take Pi-iu-na. Four
bnttlis huve made a new man of me.'
Thomas AleKciule, Wan lor. Ala.
Tiee Medical Books.
Dr. Ilaitman Is one of the most popu
lar medical wiltets of the Cnlteil
States on the subject of clironio
catairh Any person wishing to be
come Informed on this subjec t should
write the Doctor, asking fot one of hit
free books Nearly one-half the peo
ple of the United States have chronic
catanh In some form. To stem this
ever-lnci easing tide of human suffer
ing tho Doctoi's fiee books nnd freo
correspondence nio doing eflb lent work.
All letters should be neldressi d to Dr.
Ilnrtman, Columbus, Ohio
- im Alumnae for the yenr 1899,
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