THE SCRANTON TR1BUNK-TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1899.
Connell Building
DESIRABLE
OFFICES
HULL PRIVILEGES OF
Law Library
APPLY TO
J. L. GONNELL
Room .'102 Council Ruihllus;.
Bargains in
Real Estate . . .
A simile house with large lot,
Court Street, at $1,800. Terms
easy. A big bargain.
A large single house, eleven
rooms, No. 635 Adams Avenue,
very cheap.
A fine lot, Linden Street, facing
Clay Avenue, sixty feet front at
S7-50O.
Single house, No. 706 Prescott
Avenue, eight rooms, all improve
ments, $2,500.
Single house, Pine Street, near
Prescott Avenue, $2300.
For Rent . . .
Houses at 11.00, $15.00,$ 18.00,
$20.00, $28.00, $30,00.
TRADER'S REAL ESTATE GO.
Trader's National Bank Building,
Chas. Schlager, M(r. Phone, 3742
E M R
SHLLS
.ODAKS
And Photo Supplies
ijn Wyoming Avenue
DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
ye, Ear, Nose aud Throat
(llice lloiire.-!) 11.111. to l'J.30 p.m; 2 to 4.
minim lliilldlii Opp. Pciitotllca
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I CITY NOTES
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FEELS BETTER. John Shannon, the.
wounded burglar at tho Jick,i.uma bus.
jiitol stated that lit felt very much bet
tci yusteuUi).
l.Ee'TFRE FRIDAY NIOHT.-Protes-sur
Winchester's, lecture at the Jllcj olo
i lull Tuesday ovonltiK Is the much talked
of event ol the wtck.
CL1 11 RECEPTION. -The member.-, of
the "Cit club" vs ill tender Ctilnml Cour
yen nn infntm.il reception tonight at the
club room. The colonel Is a number of
the 'club."
HISTORY OP THE MASH.-The leatllro
oi tonlbht'i. meeting of the Catholic Ills,
turlcnl society will be tho leading of tho
Hist Inhtiillmcnt of a paper on "Tho His
tory of the Mites."
TATK COMMITTi:D.-VIUi.ini Tate,
brass thief, No. 11, wus committed t tho
county J.ill jpstetdny by Aldeiinan Millar
in default of : ball. The Bland jury will
hear the matter Fildaj.
ROARD OP CIIARIT1ES.-A meeting ot
the llo.ud of A-iotlateci Charities will be
held this evening 111 tho postmaster's
loom postolltee building, livery mem
but Is urgently requested to attend.
APPEAL DAYS. Anneals were henrd
bs the boaid of revision and appeal jes
tcrdav from the Thliteonth and Four
tetnth wards. Toda Uip Fifteenth and
Hlxteinth wards are scheduled for a heal
ing welcome to colonel mocl-
THROP-Evciy member of Camp S, Sons
of Veterans, Is requested to attend tho
metuing tonlnht. Colonel' Moulthrop, di
lson commander of the late, will be
pres-ont
NONE APPEARED. Yrfterd.iy was
the time fixed tor the met tine of tho
i redltura of J. O. Sanderson, hut as none
lippenrcd Refcioo Van Wormer dosed up
the enso and forwarded tho pjpers to
Pittsburg
REMAINS AIII1 IDENTIFIED.Tho
man killtd by a Delaware and Hudson
train n,t Oljphnnt 8undu was identilled
ns Mithuel Wllasknlck, of Jo-sup. A
coroner's Jur' yesteulay exonerated the
trainmen from blame.
TEMPERANCE VNION.-A regular
meeting of tho Women's C'nrlMlan Tem
perance union will be held this aitcrnoon
ut 3 o'clock in Guernsey's hall on Noith
Washington avenue. All persons iuter
rsted aro invited to uttend.
ATTEMPTED m'RGLARY.-Jewclcr
W. J. Wclchel found evidences yesterday
The Student Gf ill.'
n
An up-to-date Oas Cooker available in home or apartment.
Are ou iutttrested in good t:o)l.c:y e-isiiy and cheaply done?
Write for BookUt
TtwBunscn-Rumfordc.
Scranton. Po.
morning of nn uttempt having tccn mndo
during tho night to burglarize his burned
out utoro In tho Valley House block, Tho
attempt was n fruitless one.
80LDIER 11.1a Poter llorkmann, of
1105 South Wnshltmton avenue, was re
moved to the I,nckn wanna hospital yes
terday suffering from appendicitis. Heck
man is n well known young tn.m and was
a member of Company li whllo It wan In
service.
WILL, INVESTIUATE.-Coroncr ltob.
rrts proposes to know all that enn bo
known in ti fore-nee to the small Infant
whoso body was said to havo been found
in tho Dunmorc cemetery unlnterred but
since burled. Ho has otdercd tho body
exhumed and will conduct an Inquest today.
DRIVER HOY INJURED.-John Moriin,
16 years of age, had his right hand terri
bly crushed jesterday afternoon while
nt work In tho mines of the Forest Min
ing company nt Archbald. llo was at
tempting to block u loaded car uiul got
his hand caught between the wheel and
block.
GOVERNMENT JOINS IN.-Thmsday
will bo observed iib a holiday nt tho post
olllce Postmaster Rlpplo wiotc to tho
department for permission to close the of
lice on that tiny and received an answer
ji'stordiy grunting tho desire el pertnls
slon. Tho letter curlers forthwith be:;an
to arrange to pattlclp-ito in the parade.
DR. LANSING'S LECTL'RE.-Tlio lec
ture on "Tho Land ot the Lidy of tho
Lake," Rlcn under tho auspices of the
Green Ridge Women's club, which wns
postponed by reason of the storm two
weeks ago. will be Riven tonight In the
chapel of the Green KIcIrp Presbyterian
church, This announcement Is for the
benefit of those who hold Invitations to
the lecture.
CHANGE IN OFKlCrAI.S.-Aiinouncc-lncnl
Is mado that Richard MnlnwnlrlnR,
of Wilkes-Harre. formerly In charge ot
tho Mount Lookout mid Babylon Coal col
lieries of Shnpscn & Watklns, will heio
ufter have charge of nil tho outstdo work
and Inside machinery at the four Temple
Iron companv colllci-les down the valley.
Gilbert L. Jones, of Plttslon, will lmu
charge of the mining. J. L. Cr,iwford v 111
continue as geneial supeilnteudent.
PAINTERS' TNIONS IN EARNEST.
A Joint Jpas'lon of Painters' union", Nos.
US and SIS, wa held last night at A. O. 1.
W. hall. P. V. Holton presided Wth
tho exception of two lek members thtro
was a lull uttendanee ami the sessl.m
was nn puniest one. Several committees
were appointed to see the several con
tractors and ascertain what tliej Intend
doing In reference to the unions' demnii'ls.
Another Joint session will be held Sun
ilav mornh g, Apill J, at 10 o'clock In .Mr.
Holton's otllee on Lackawanna, uveuu,
and tho committees will report.
MAYOR BAILEY'S MESSAGES.
Auditing Committee Would Not Pay
for Printing Them.
A hill of $fi7.C.r for pilntlnp anil
blndlnir Mayor IJallev's live messaged
te council wns disapproved by the au
diting I'oinniittcM Inst night.
I:piis Eros' plumbing bill of 57y" 2fi,
and the North End Lumber company's)
bill of J3IM.7"; for tin vvorl- on the
rttinbcila.ii(l Hose house ve'iv laid over.
The original contract for the construc
tion of the- building was fSHS. 15111s ag
gregating $2.0ii5.ni have already been
presented. The appioprlatloti vvus
J1.000.
II. K. Peiber's bill of r0 for the n.o
of a dray wagon for three years for ox
prci'lng the Hook and Laeldei lior.se",
anil a 1 bill for stenogiaphlc work on
the nnuttil rejiort of the sccictary of
tho boaid of health were also laid over
for limner investlzntion.
FIVE HUNDRED MEN STRIKE.
Think tho Scales on Which Coal is
Weighed Aro Not Fair.
Five hundred miners employed In the
Coalbrook ami Wilson Creek eellloilea
at Caibondale, went on stilkc yester
day. Their grievance is that tho scales
ate not giving thorn credit for all tlw
coal the mint.
The minors waited upon Superintend
ent Cutter, who furnished them hU
heart j suppoit in an effort to satis
factorily adjust matter.. As .soon ns
tho strike occutred notices, were posted
that the mines would be idle a couple
ot days. In all probability the men
will be willing to tpturn when thpy are
wanted as Mr. Caiter will have the
Fcale-s tested to their ratlsfaction.
PAVE ORDINANCE TO PASS.
Assurances That It Will be Approved
at Tonight's Meeting.
The promote! s ot the Providence
pave ordinance say that they have re
ceived assurances that the opposition
to the measure will be withdrawn and
that the necessary three-fourths vote,
will bo forthcoming when It is up for
final passage in common council to
night. A merciless slashing of tho estimates
ordinance will be attempted In select
council, but a canvass of that body In
dicates that the attempt will be fiitllo.
MARRIED.
AR1LLO - TOMLINSON. - In Scrantoa,
March 20, lsJfl. Mrs. Mary J. Arlllo, of
Scranton, to Nicholas S Tomllnson, of
Dunmore, by the Rev Richard Hlotns,
at hlb residence, K2 Gibson street.
DIED.
ABEIj. In Scranton, March 20, Leonard
S. Abel, aged 4J years, at his home, liU
Tripp street. Funeral this moinlng at
o'clock Tho u mains will be tnki n on
the 10.05 ti.tln to Slioudsbuig for Intfi'
ment. DELANEY.-At Port Griffith, March 1,
1MJ, James W. Dei.iney.
MITCHELL. In Dunmore, March IM,
lS'.it". Jailus Mitchell, 00 years of age,
at tho lesldence, 111 Jefferson avenue.
Funeral Wednesday aftetnoon. Intei
metit at Holllstenille.
NEI.SON.-ln Wllkes-Earre. Maich 10.
ISS'.i. Mrs. Reuben Nelson, relict of thei
lutu Rev. Reuben Nelson, D. D , trn
years of ngo, at tho residence, on South
Franklin street. Funcuil tomorrow af
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
ROIHNSON.-In Scranton, March IM, ISA
Arthur Churles, tho Infant ton of Mr.
and Mrs. August Robinson, of IK Noith
Seventh street. Funernl (private) Wed
nestlay afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment ut tho Forest IIIII cemetery.
ROAST DUCK VERSUS
OUR OWN CHAUNCE7
nOARD OF TRADE MEN PREFER
GOOD THINGS.
Slimly Attended But Vory Busy Sos
olon Resolution Adopted Urging
Councils to Haston the Passage of
tho Providence Pave Ordinance.
Action of the Secretary and Presi
dent in the Piano Factory Matter
la Approved Col. Boies Reports on
National Boaid of Trade Meeting.
Fully one-thltd as many members
of tho board of trade attended last
nlglit'H meeting ns did the meeting
of a month ngo. The advertised at
traction last night wns nn nddress by
Colonel II. M. Doles on the recent meet
ing of the nntlonal board of trade, nt
which he leprespnted the local board.
At tho previous meeting the attraction
wns a roast duck luncheon, served
gratis and In abundance by the promo
ters of a now cooking machine.
Though the attendance was meagre,
the meeting last night was not want
ing in Interest Secretary Athert.in
had intended to make It exceedingly
Interesting by presenting a resolution
"filled with fire and written In blood,"
dealing with the action of councils in
the Providence pave matter. Assur
ances that the ordinance would pass
llnnlly tonight pinmptcd the secretaty
to desist fiom his puipose.
In Its .stend lie Introduced and the
hoard adopted a mild mannered resolu
tion approving tho paving project and
put neatly requesting tin- city legisla
tors to hasten Its passage'.
PIANO FACTORY SECURED.
Secretary Atherton reported that
President Keller and himself hnd clod
up the deal with the Keller piano fac
tory nnd that It would soon be le
moved from Rildgepoit, Conn., and
established In the building on C'apousc
avenue fonneily occupied by the Collins-Hale
Furnltttip company. The
capital stock was subscribed through
W. W Van Dyke, formerly of the Col-llno-IInle
company.
Ilinghninton and Scranton were both
looking for the factory. The proprie
tor was waveiinp In his decision be
tween tho sites. Bltighamtou tele
phoned to Pioprletor Kellei at the Jer
mn here that It had all the stoek
subscribed and would pay the freight
on the macblnerv. amounting to $100
"We'll do the same,' said Presidit
KellPr and Secietaiy Athetton. "Tne
factory Is yours," ald the piano man.
This notion was approved by Mio
board last night. A special appropri
ation will be made to pay the freight
The factory will employ fifty skilled
mechanics at the start. The Ki Her
piano sells for $200 and piesent cutlers
can not be lllled by the tactor.v ul
Bridgeport.
The manufacture! s' committee cu i
mltted a report recommending the
"student grill" as a profitable inveit
ment and urging a full attendance it
the conference with the bolt and ir.t
people,
WAS FAVORABLY RECEIVED.
Colonel Roles' report of the nntlmal
board of trade meeting was brief and
Informal. The Connell national gu.irJ
bill was very favorably received, he
said.
An application for membeishlii was
made by Colonel Geoige M. Hnllstead
and the resignation of H J3. Paine wns
received nnd accepted
The boaid seconded the protest
against the bill to pi event mercan
tile agencies from giving a person a
latlng unless tho peison rated appiovs
of it. The consldeiatlon of the bill
repealing the fellow-employes' liabil
ity act was referred to the committee
on legislation and taxes, with pow- r
to act. The sentiment of the bo i 1
vi as against the repeal act. but It wis
deemed impiudeiit to take sumrvniy
notion on the matter In view of . e
fact that the boaid is made up mal'ily
of cmployeis.
NEARLY REACHED A HUNDRED
Jairous M. Mitchell Dies nt tho Age
of Ninety-Six Years.
Scranlon's oldest resident, Jairous M
Mitchell, died yesteiday afternoon nt
2.1," o'clock at the homr of his sou, M.
J. Mitchell, 111 Jefterson ivenue, Dun
uiiit'i. He tint aged UO years-, ." months
an I 12 days.
Dp vvus born In Salem township nnd
llvd there continuously until a f-v
years ago, whn he came to Scranton
to pass the- last tlnvj of his long life
with Ms sons who now reside heie.
IJefore the days of railroads in this
region he cairled mall thif.ugh Wayne.
Monroe and Pike countb-s, having a
mute a handled miles long.
On the occasion of his nlnetv-fouith
bltthday, Oct. S, R!i7, he furnished The
Tribune with nn Intonslitig interview
In which he vividly deseiibed incidents
of trips he made when a boy with grtst
fiom his father'3 farm In Salem to a
tn, II that was situated along the Lacka
wanna between Durvea and Plttston.
Nine sons and daughteis survive him.
The funeral will take place tninuriovv.
Shoit son Ices, will be conducted at
noon nt the hniuo and then the 10
mains will be conveyed on the 2 21 p.
in, Eile nnd Uyoming Valley train to
Hollistervllle for Internum. Fmther
services will be held at the Hollister
vllle Haptlst chinch,
SOLDIERS TO BE BANGUETTED
Crystal Hose Company to Do Honor
to Their Returned Mombors.
At tho St. Charles hotel, on Ponn
avenue, a banquet will be seived to
night by tho Ctystal Hose company
In honor of the safe return of their
members who were away with tre Thlr.
teonth regiment. Elaborato ut range
ments havo been made for tho affair.
The guests eif hon r will be Semap;
W. S. Gould and Corporal Oeoige Rob
ling, of Company C, and Privates Char
les Hamilton, John Gnlnes, t 'Initios
lllnes and J. L. Moser. ot Company U.
Geo. H. Sccord, the well known con
tractor of Tovvanda, X. Y savs: "I
have used Chamberlain's Cough Hom
ed' In my fumlly for a long time and
have found it supeilor to any other.
For Hale by nil druggists. Matthias
Uros,, wholesale and retnll agonts. "
Finest wines and cigars at Lane's,
S20 Spruco street.
A Card.
We, tho undoi signed, do horebv iijtroo
to refund tho money on a fW-ceut bnttlo
of Greenes Warrantee! Syrup of T.ir If It
falls to euro your cough or cold, Wn nIho
guarantee! a 20-cent bottle to piovo wiUn
factorv or money refunded, J. Q. Rone S
bun, Dunmoie, Pa.; John P. Donahue,
Scranton, Pa,
DYSPEPSIA
Is yonr appetite poor ? Doos your
food distress yoai And aro von
losing Btreufita men take n thor
ough course of trcatmont with
It tales oat nil the poieona from
your blood. It eIvci power to tho
stomach to dlgc3t your food. Diges
tion becomes natural. Your blood
is ell fed. Anil your whole tem
prospers. $i.ua All druggists.
J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass.
TWO CUSTODIANS IN CHARGE
Board of Control Supply Room tho
Scene of Rivalry.
The ilvnl factions on the school boaid
arc at war over the oirtce ot superin
tendent of the siipplv loom.
It. A. Carllng, who filled the posi
tion before the wai, presented himself
at the supply room on Washington ave
nue jesterday morning nnd announced
that he had been dliected by Chaltman
Dennis J. Roche, of the supply com
mittee, to resume his former place.
R. D. Jennings, whom the board ap
pointed to succeed Mr. Cnrling. did not
care to surrender the custody of the
property in his chnige In this informal
way and declined to vacate.
Chaltman Roche upon learning it
. . to , v. vv ttf.ftiK! ,
tats are
But will be lost sight of
and of our own creation
woik of our own skilled
of the hats produced by
rooms are direct copies
from London and Paris,
excluded all such that
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and Ml flBtoSk
New VorK 8ilix3ili
tesque, ana nave seieaea oniy wnui must niciy
to suit the public fancy.
and better suited to Paris
Still, the public wishes to see both so here they are. Com
pare them at will. Compare them in beauty and price. Tl
difference in the former,
tage in the latter.
Tuesday and Wednesday, this week', are therefore designated
SHOW DAYS days on which there is a standing invitation to all tl
dies of Scranton and vicinity to call, to inspect and to compare. T
days invented for the purpose of getting your bearings days on w
are afforded ample opportunity to decide as to what the
Untnmmed millinery;
nex will be occupied by
most amazing display of
will be greater than ever,
A U 'A ' 'A 'A 'A A A t 'A 'A 'A 'A A 'A A A A
this, visited the supply room to en
force his orders, but Mr, Jennings
maintained that he had been engaged
by the board ot control nnd did not
ptopose to have any single member
of tho board, or tiny committee for
that matter, throw him out unceremon
iously. The consequence Is that the supply
room has two superintendents nnd their
respective friends are getting' In shape
for a bnttlo roynl nt the next meeting.
Mr Jennings Is a brother of T. J.
Jennings, Inte candidate for mayor be
fore the Democratic convention. Chair
man Uoche is a brother of Hon. John
E. Hoche, late Democratic candldute
for mayor.
OBITUARY.
Mrs Robert McICtnna, wife of Robert
McKcnnu, superintendent of the Dcii
wnre, Lackawanna and Wester car shops,
of this city, died t her home, 318 Madi
son n venue, at 3 o'clock vcrterdny after
noon after a lingering Illness of over three
months' duration. Slio was first pros
trated by tin nttack of grippe and other
complications followed which resulted in
her death. Mrs. MrlCrnna was a woman
of a lovclv Christian character, fondly
cherished by nil who knew her. An oven
disposition endeared her to her large clr
cln of friends upon whom her loss will fall
heavily, while, to her Immediate family
her death win. leave a vacancy which
can never be filled. Mrs. McKenna'a
maiden name was Ann Ferguson. Sho
was born In Dcnnstone, Perthshire, Scot
land. May li, Klb. When only eight years
of ago she enmo to this country with her
father and settled in New York city,
whero she resided until 1S70. March 13,
1S57, she was married to Mr. McKenna.
In 1S70 they moved to this city. Mr. Mc
Kenna having been sent by Mr. Sloan,
late president of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna nnd Western Railroad company,
to take charge of the car shops here and
they have since resided In Scranton. Mrs.
McKenna has been an active member ot
tho First PresbytPrtnn church for the past
twenty-eight ve.irs. her kindness, benovo
lenct) and many charitable acts making
her an Invaluable member of that con
gregation by which she will ho sincerely
inotirrtil. Her husband and three tlnugli
ters. Mrs John 11. Luce, Miss Jean nnd
Miss Knto McKenna. and two sons,
Robert and David McKenna. sutvive Iter.
The funeral sen Ices will bo held at the
n.n,ntHitK',Hr.r.Kr.KHi,ii
Scranton Store 124-126 Wyoming Ave.
LLINERY OPENING
year
as
in a thous
the handi-
milliners. Many
our own work
of expensive models
bin in these we have
are unbecoming and gro-
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Paris hats are often extreme
than any other part of the globe
if any, will not be worth the
millinery alone, and where shirt waists were formerly sold you will now find the
flowers. Special efforts will be made this season in untrimmed millinery. Stocks
and some rare bargains in flowers and feathers are promised.
A A A A 'A 'A A A A A A A 'A 'A A 'A i'AA 'A
Hints to Wise People
You probably intend moving this Spring if not, to clean and
fix up where you arc. Nice dishes add to the furnishings.
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By making a list of your actual needs, and a visit to our store, you
will be surprised (or how little money you can buy them.
P. S. We guarantee cverv piece. i
M'tUftf & Prk 134 Wyoming Avenue
IVMlldU X fCCiV, "Walk In and look around."
family residence, S18 Madison avenue, at
2.9) o'clock Thursday ufternoon. Tho In
terment at Dunmoro cemetery will bo
private.
James W. Delaney tiled at his home nt
Port Grlillth on Saturday night after a
brief illness. Thursday night he retired
apparently ns well as ever, but during thp
night ho becamo HI and on Friday morn
ing he was tn a seinl-consclous utatc, re
maining in that condition until Saturday
afternoon, vhen he ifgnined consclJu.e
upss and pnrtcck of the sacraments of his
church. Tho end came at about 11.MI
o'clock. Death was probably duo to a
paralytic stroke, Mr. Debuiey was born
in County Mayo, Ireland, and emigrated
to this country in lit'1. After a short rest
denco In Vermont ho enmo to Plttston.
1'p to tho tlmo of lils illness he was en
gaged as timekeeper ft No. It bleaker
and merited the confidence of his employ
ers. When he tlrst came to Plttston hi
ran cars on the gravity road for tour
ears and was later promoted to coal In
spector and welghmastur, respectively,
for tho Pennsylvania t'tal romp my.
When No. 14 breaker was put In opera
tion Mr, Delaney was transferred to that
places Ho was In the employ of tho
company about forty-nlno years. To
know Mr. Delaney wns to esteem him.
He is survived by his wife and tho fol
lnwnig children: Justlco M E. Delaney,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 21 and 22.
THE first showing of spring millinery
of 1 899 m tlls store sllould be a deservedly grand oo
casion. Since the opening of this department
four years ago, its growth and prosperity has been marked each
by mile-stones of success that
to its claim on the attention of
transpired, too, that the amount
by this department, is six times what it was then, and
is now the largest and brightest department of its
kind in all Scranton.
The new
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view
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In order to be able to accommodate all our spring orders we
have been compelled to move our shirt waist and infants'
wear department to the center of the store. The entire an
'A 'A 'A "A "A 'A 'A A A 'A A A 'A A A A A A A A
Our open stocks of which you
can select such pieces as you need
and add to at any time, arc now
coirmlete. Whv not net a food set
y buVnfi a fpW pieces at a time.
You do not have to pay any more
fhr them in the end.
John J., Miss Katie. Martin and Thomas,
of Chicago, Mrs. Connellv, of Scranton.
Miss Agnes, of J. J. Mangtm's store, and
Edward, ot Plttston.
Arthur Chailes, the Infint son or Mr.
and Mrs, August Robinson, died yester
day at tho pnrentnl residence, ITS North
Seventh street, after a short Illness. Tim
fuucial will bo held tomorrow nftcrnoou
nt o'clock. Interment will bo made at
the Forest Hill cemetety.
SmoUe The Pocono 5c. Cigar.
On Account ol Repairs
And alterations to be made
soon, we offer
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
One Laiw Kerrlgerator, One
Butter Ucrrtecrnlor, Oyster Bar,
Fish Boxes, etc.
W. H. PIERCE, MARKET
110, 112, 114 Ponn Avenue.
r
leave no room for doubt
the public. Thus it has
of space now occupied
Easter hats
All that human skill and artistic gen
conjure together, with a
to producing beautitul
headgear for women is here
for your inspection these
days. It is a wonderful"
ly complete exhibit,
ncluding all that is
ashionable i n
toques, bon
nets and
large hats
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