THE SCRANTON TRIBUNJMFRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1899.
9
Waldron's Big Auction Sale
of Horses at Cusick's Stable
This Afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
A beautiful Kentucky Saddler, with all the gaits, teailess
of all objects, will be sold amongst the rest, which compose
Road and Coach Teams, Single Drawing Hoises, Big Draught
Teams, weighing as high as 3,500 pounds, Faim and Geneial
Business Horses. Eveiy hoi se must and shall be sold to
the highest bidder. Sale this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Cu
sick's Stables, where file was, Washington avenue, legard
less of weather, rain or shine.
M
'PUBLIC RAISING."
On
April 11 Penutv fit eat Suhem
John
P Pmit will 1 nniluc t a minUc
' lalsinfr up" of tlu w-vv thltfs or L.irk
nax"n ttibe No. 'MS, In.pnnetl Order
of Itoil Mfn i.'lin 1110: Fiophet, JTcm
Puehert sachem, John Hhcnlmis p
nlor MRiitnurc, John 1... Goodwin, lunloi
Misrumoie, William J. 'Williams, kccpn
01 wampum 1'hco. II. Plnicr, chief of
lipoid", Ilm J. Baer: repn-sont itlvi
t meat rouiull. Thpo. H Kiim-i . uum
teo va llliant Goodwin
QUIET WEDDING.
MIih Tuooa Jones and AVIIllam fiood
wln were quietly wedded at the .Metho
dist parsonage lJ Hev f! A Pino
Pli D 'vv ednesda ovtnins. Tlie wi"
attended lij D. I iioutlvvin and Mli-s
Ooidella Join A wedding iepat ai
"ered to a few fi lends at the .Tones
hoim no Teiuiee sttipt Tin ntulv
mauled palt aie vei.v favoral.lv known
m.l li.ix. tiw host wuii. ..1 h.isis or
friends
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
t last eienl'ig's meeting nf the boaitl
of tiade Master Mechanic "W. It. John
"mi i.f th D1,whic and Hudson, w.is
I jesent and rxplalned the met lnnlMU
, ot the Kenned! patent ollei IJ. A.
1 KellJ P A. Cull oil, .1 n Shaniinr nnil
D. W Humphrei wtie uppointtil a
coinVnlttoo to obtain a piopo-ltlon fiom
! Mi Kenneth
COMMON COUNCIL.
Tlu i omnion counril held a spnl.il
meeting Ki-t eienlng and puscd or.
bird u-idlng the oullnanee giantlm
franchise to the C'aibcndile Steam
Heat and Power company. Then thev
abled the Sulgert tes-olutlon nuthoiU
iiie tli drawing of an otdlninee for
the ftenslor. of Salem avenin west-
.d ind adjourned
THE POOL SCORE.
The most remarkable featuie
'Cycle club's pool tournament
strength developed by Gemge
of the
Is the
,T.ime-
lie was not considered an especially
formidable antagonist when the contest
began.but the appended score will show
how he has kept on top:
Won
Lost.
0
G. James S
H. Van Dei mat I; fl
G, Singer r.
F. Heverly r,
II. Brlggs r.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Minnie TJowen spent jesteidiv
in Scranton.
Mis. W. H.Chase, of Main street will
go to Paterson, X. J., Saturdav, to ilslt
her daughter, Mrs. AV M. Eathiop
Miss Delia Bayley Is able to be out
after a several months' illness
Dr II. C. Wheeler nnd daughttr,
Hazel ppent yesterday In Scunton.
Mis. Boyd Case, of Darto aienue, Is
visiting her mother nt No. 17.
Mrs L. T Bunnell, of Ulrkett street.
Is seriously HI
Mrs, Ell Bits Is the guest of friends
In Scranton.
A. R Jones and Robert Owens of
Scranton, were In this city yesterdny
Miss Isabella Watt returned jester
day from Itye semlnaiy to spend Eas
ter with her parents
Miss Hoysiadt, of Salem avenue, Is In
New York city.
William Male will letuin from New
York city today.
Dr Harper will moio Into the Hunt
jesldeneo on North Church stiect.
Mrs Robert Nemlre, of Lincoln ne
nue, Is visiting friends in Honesdale
Mr and Mis J. n Rowlson have
moved into their new homo at 6J Lin
coln avenue
The Morgan-Tucker & Maxey deal Is
off and Seaman Brotheis haie tented
the store on Church stieet. which they
will occupy after toinonow.
Tho new electilc light company will
take charge hero tomorrow it has
rented a portion of Hotel American's
sample room for offices nnd store house.
It Is said J H Nicholson will bo ie
talned as superintendent
T C Munn and D. B. ei) leturned
yesterday from Balnbrldge, N Y.,
whero they purclmscd machinery to
facilitate the handling of their cream
ery business
R Jones of Scranton, shook h inds
with old friends of Carbondale yester
day
Miss MIna Frank returned fiopi
Mlkes-Bnrro yesteiday afternoon Slf
For Dyspepsia.
lorsford's Acid Phosphate
Agreeable to the Taste.
Take no Substitute.
was aceompanled In MIb Florenoo
XUIuil who will spend name time with
her
-Mlbt Sallle I'hllllps hns 1 etui nod fiom
Si 1. niton.
lolm Idnsfeltei Is confhud to his
home by Illness
Mm llajdn Kvans will rntettiln tins
Thursday ItendlnR Circle" today.
Mis. fi Samson aid Mis. ; jj
SJinson, of Canaan, cntei tallied at C
o'clock tea istt'lilav.
.Mr. and Mis. llwlt!il Mills h'u.- le
nvied fiom J'oss Side to Ollbeit sticet,
this cltv
1'ianK P. K'ellj will li.ivu toda lor
WI1K -s-U me, lo op.n a new tluiK stoic.
He will be much missed fiom the old
siintl on Salem aenuc, but thorough
tialulni; and lone, espeilc-nco yte suio
lo brine; bini mi cob at l.u'eine'f np
ital. Miss Mn Klip tit hk v 111 lPtic today
furn Visit rt MllleisUUe N'ouvil school,
ot which th I.- nu nlumunt.
'I hi boms at the postulllct on (load
Fildai. Man h !1 will be fiom s a 111
to 12 n urn One full tli-liveiv In cm
ili. l.nbbv open fui locK boes only
tlonl s" l" 4 M ' "' No nwwv
I'1" " 1 l-tt 1 business done
or-
,ie.ssi
Iion and Raymond llock-
cnbeui, sons of I'mfessri .7 Huck
c Jiboi i , will t-pend tin. Ir Eastei vaca
tion with the Dl"ltlnsoj, College fllee
i lub on a tilp thiough Maijland, Dela
waie and Southern PenmylvanU
. B Josdjn, of the Tempi" -ihool
of Instruction Philadelphia, paie in
stiuitlons. in "ynibolk masoniy at the
loial MnMinlc temple last evening Ho
willieitnln In ibis c 111 fm six t-ienlngs
and a p.ut of ach eienlng will meet
the M.i'nni 1 1 give instruction
1'lie membeis of Knights of Colum
bus Ladles' lleueinlent 1 egion. Blessed
Vligin s-odaliti and the Lndiis' Cathn
lli l'eneiolnl assnclatlon have each
donated ten dollait tow xids tl pur
c basing of Mow t is lo be used foi I ho re
posltoii dining Eastn
JERMYN.
Ke M i: Lvnott, pastoi of Sailed
Heait i lunch, who for some time past
lias been In Mexico, taking u much
needed lest and lecupeiatlng his
health, rt mined home late on Wcd
nisday night He has been benelited
consldeiablj by the change and has
inan Inten sting things ui t,av of his
tilp
The public schools of the borough
aie i losed today on account ot Ciood
Tildiiy
The tepiesentatiies of the silk fac
tor haie not yet visited the borough
It Is, how ei ei. pi obable they may bj
heio on Satuulay
Fiank and Mibs Jehsle Wlntei, of
the AVjomlng seminal , ai Hied homo
last eienlng to spend a few dab with
their parents, Mt. and Mrs. C. D Wln
tei, of Main street.
Cieorge S Dunn was a Soanton tall
er jesterdaj
Miss Lucy Burnett, of Second btieot,
has leturncd home ufter spending sev
eial tlas with Scianton friends.
Rev. Tather Coffey, of Carbondale,
wab a caller heie jesieiday.
A number of people Horn heie ,uo
In Scranton today uttending tho sale
of the Aiery hotel which Is to be dis
posed of b the sheiiff
Rev. .1 CJ Uians, of Vandllng, will
preach in tho Congiegatlonal church
Sunday.
Mis William Westlngton and
daughtei. Mis. John Nazbj, weie Cai
bondalo ilsltoit, jtsterday.
-
Chambejlalu's Cough Remedy.
This remedy is Intended especially for
coughs colds, cioup, whooping cough
nnd Influenza It has become tamous
for Its cures of these diseases, over a
large part of the ehlllzud woild. Tho
most tlntteilnj, ti stlmonlals haie been
received, glilng at counts of Its good
woiks, of tin aggiavating and per
sistent coughs it has cured of severo
colds that haie yielded promptly to Its
hoothlng effects, nnd of tho dangeious
attacks of croup it lias cutcd, often
saving the llfu of the child The exten
hlio use ot It for whooping cough has
shown that It robs that disease of nil
dangerous consequences It Is especial
ly pilzed by motheis for theli thll
dion, ns It neitr falls to effect a speedy
cine, and bee iue they haio found that
thero Is not the leuxt danger In giving
it, even to babies, aa It contains noth
ing injurious. Sold by all druggists.
Matthews liios, wholesale and totall
agents.
OLYPHANT.
E-l'ostiuahtei J. J. Cat bine Is assist
ing Abium Howells, who was recently
appointed postmnstei at West Aich
bald Tho many friends of Mrs. Ann Mor
lis. wife of Rev. J. J. Morris, will bo
pained to heni of hei death, which oc
curred ut hei home In Sugar Notch,
Luzerne county, yesteiday. Bho was
73 jeais old, and was the mother of
Constuble Jesse Morris, of this town.
The funeral will take place from her
into home Sunday afternoon
Special sen ices will bo held In Bev
el al of tho churches next Sunday In
commcmoratlon of Christ's resurrection
from the dead. In St. Patrick's church
the following- progrninme of music will
bo rendered at the late mass: "Kyrle,"
Bartholomew's mass, choir; "Gloria,"
Millard's mass, choir: soloi by MIfs
Anna Prow and Robert McCormac;
"Credo," "Weber's moss In G, cholrj
"Sanctus," Dartholomew's mass, choir;
ARntis Del," Unrtholomoiv's mass,
choir; solo, Miss Lizzie Dcmpsoy; "lie
Rlna Coell," Werner's, choir; organist,
Miss Nettle McDonald; Instructor, Prof.
T. W. Watklns The "Credo" li tho
pilze competitive piece which was rend
cied by the choir on St. Patrick's day,
Special KaBter music has been pre
pared by tho choir of tho Presbyterian
church for both services. Ilov. 11, F
Hammond will occupy tho pulpit. In
the morning holy communion will bo
observed.
At the Ulakely Haptlst church Kov.
J II. Ellis w 111 deliver a sermon on "Tho
Gospel of the Empty Grave," nt tho
morning seivice. A special programmo
of music will be rendered by tho choir.
At tho evening service of tho Con
giegatlonal church, ltov. Peter Itoborts
w III preach on "The Hesurrcctlon ot
Christ "
Miss Jennie Patten left yesterday to
spend Easter with friends at Wilkes
Ilairo.
Mrs. George Pi Ice, of Lackawanna
street, Is quite ill.
Leo Lynch Is home fiom Yale college
to spend Eostei.
Miss lSelva Tailor has returned from
a visit to South Gibson.
Mary, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Pettlgiew, of Ulakely, Is
peilously 111 with pneumonln
Misses Dai barn, Daltus. of Archbald,
and Minnie Moylnn, of Feiinoj, wcie
the guests of Miss May Ferguson jes
terday. Richard Thomas nnd David Owens,
of North Scrnnton, were visitors at thj
lesldenco of James McN'Icol, AVednes
day. Miss Knto Atheiton, of Clark's Sum
mit, bpent the past week with her sis
ter. Miss Gertrude Atherton, at tho
Mahon house.
Mlss Cora Voyle, of Carbondale, lis
lted her home heie jesteiday.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Reception to Soldiers Elected Of-
riceis A Novel Enteitalnment.
Personal News.
All nirantrenunts haie b-uii complet
11I lor tho uceptlon of the Inilncible
tcminanduij Xo 2'2, Knights of Malta,
to be. tendeied to their members of the
'Ihiitecnth leglment nt theli icoms In
Ree-e's hall this evening. An excellent
musical piogramme has been arranged
bv the committee Jn cbaige Suieial
m--niber.s of th,. Loyal Knights of
Aiviciloa will be instituted into the com-
mnndeiv Itefuthincnts will be suiv
id in connection. The oldlii bnvs uic
loquesttd to wear Hull" uniforms All
mcnib.'is of the commandeij are int
ently jtauosted to be piesent. !
Th( tollnwlng were the o'llceis elect
ed at the Emblem division. No. ", Sons i
of Tempeiaiifi at the division's rooms
on Monday evening- Worthy patriarch, i
Thomas I.. Jonet; pust worthy patrl
aich Miss Ol-ven Howells w ,ith as '
associate, e?asst Hughes; lecordlng
secietary, E. D Tiailb; assistant re
folding seoietary,Mary Grltliths; llnan
clal seoiPtiM, Willi lm J Thomas;
tieHsiiiHi", Isaac Davis chaplain, Pi .ink
D.'cku, conductor, William T. Hos
klns. assistant conductor, Maggie
Evant, insld sentinel, Thonus Moves;
outside sentinel, Daniel Remolds. S.
Y P V. Rexfnid I'tulwell.
Th tholir. of the in Ions chuiibe ir.
this town are picparlng a grand feast
of mu'ic tor Paster Sunday. The mu
sic is siid to be veiy piettj and the
event will aftoiil much pUisure for nil
in attendance The decoiatlons will be
a feature
Improied Order of Red .Men, No ?4",
at their meeting on Wednesday clon
ing elected the following oillceis for the
ensuing tcim: Prophet, Dai Id Beech
am, sachem, William White, henlor
sagamote, Philip No.ikcs, keepi r of
leeoids, William G. Howells, assistant
keeper of luords, John P.. Fianels,
keeper of wampum, Christ 7timbaugh,
tiustie, Thoir.tis II Jones icptesenta
tlve, John D. Jones
Ginnd baby hhow, Mothei Goose and
some of hr chlldien, Mother Hub
baid's singing class, will be among the
features of the entertainment by tho
Junior League of the Methodist Epis
copal church in the Price LIbraiv hall
on Pilday evening, April 7.
On April 2i, the annual entertain
ment and ball of the Ladles' uxlllary,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, division
No. 5, of Old Tin go, will be held in
Pillion's hall The piogramme, which
Is now being piepared by the commit
tee promises all those who attend a
musical treat
The borough schools win Hoie todav
in obbenance of good Tildaj.
Miss Tetesa Pallon, who ban been
ilhltlng relatives In Old Forge has re
turned to resume her studies In
Stroll Isburg Nounal hc'hool.
Mrs. Pdwnid Morris, of Piovldonce,
was the guest ot Mrs John Pi Ice, of
tins place, on Wednesday.
The luucial of the late flowi r Jones
will occur tomoirow afternoon from his
Into home on Main street. Burial will
be made In Plymouth.
Miss Lillian Howells entei tallied her
Sund'iy school class of tho Calvaiy
Baptist ihurch at her home on Wed
nesday evening Cake, coffee, etc., were
sened. An enjovablo time was had.
Hotelkeepei Henry Welseniluh Mill
open his new hotel to tho public today,
Messis R. J and W. J Dills, of
North Taylor made a buMness trip to
Wilkes-Bnire yesterday.
Superintendent Henty E. Hauls, ot
the Archbald mines, will servo on tho
petit Jury of the United States court
next week
i i
AVOCA.
Rev. T. E. AVIlson Is seilouily 111 at
the Prlmltlvo Methodist paisomige. Ills
hi other, Robeit, hpent yesrtetday at hU
bcdblde.
The marilagc of Miss Jennlo Alexnn
dei, of this town, to F. E. Amcrman,
of Caibondale, Is announced to tnke
placu or. AprM 19. Owing to a recent
death in both families tho affair will'
be a veiy tjulet one.
David Powers, of Pittston, will occu
py the Valley house In a few dis.
Rev. T. F. Cprniody left this week
for Sayio where he will remain a tew
days before leailng foi tho South for
the benefit ot his health
Mrs Johns, of Peckvllle, was a visit
or In town yesterday
Charles Law, of West Pittston, spent
eckthat Oough
vim cffitsv7iV'o
NOillAl 7R0GHES.
rrto-simlla
ot 'fTlM'' "'Ttry '
wgnaiuio
Today, Friday, and Tomorrow, Saturday
Special Prices on Shoes and Slippers.
row only, $1.70, all sizes.
200 pairs Baby Shoes, soft and leather soles at 25c and 35c.
300 pairs Children's Wedge Heel Shoes, all styles, worth GDc, at 50c
Call aud cxamiue our goods befoie buying elsewhere, Remember theic is no
trouble to show you goods aud you will surely save money by it.
MYE
THE CHEAPEST SHOE STORES.
307 Lackawanna Avenue. Branch Store in Pittston.
N. B. Extra Help to Wait on You.
last cvenlns.' pt the homo of his sister,
Mrs. Mary McMillan
The death of Joseph Beuchem, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Beachom, of this
town, occiu ted yesteiday morning at
the home of his uncle In Oak Hill. De-tcas-od
was an esemplity oung man,
and his death Is sinciielv mourned by
a laige elrcli- of fiiitids He v us 24
yeais ot uge and wus a member of
WIconisco tlibe of Red Men and the
Mstlc Chain The ioimet will meet In
their looms in Butlei's hotel on Sunday
atteinoon at 1J lit o'clock. The funeral
will leave the houie ft 2 o clock In
tennent will be made In liittl. chuich
1 1 meten
The icmnins of 1'ilwitc Fiank Webb,
who died nt Poito Ulco sryerat mintlis
ago. have m rived In New York on tho
funeial ship Cto-ik The familj have
lccehcd no ollltlal notice of their re
mov.il lioni tho ship, but It is expected
thev will anlvo todav A nubile fti-
neial v 111 be held and Hie cortege will ' !"''t fl"' April 17, will convene one week
move fiom the faml'v lesldenco Inter- I laillei, and all common Ideas sub
nient in M.ucy cemeteiy j poen.is are made teturnablo on Tues-
Mis Thomas II Tr-omas, nf Mineis' tlllJ'. April 11 Theie will bo little bus
Mills, spent ycstpiu.iv at the home of ineis In the sessions couits.
hei biothei The Wjomlng county attornojs, wit-
Mis c Smith, of Dtipont, i iltic- ' nesses and olllclals telurnsd from
ally ill of tjphold put umenh 'Scranton on Wednesday, tho case of
Sexual casts ot illphllieila are ie- Wjomlng county vs. Chac et al. hav-
pnitee! on the West Side, but none aro
conIdfipil daiigiious.
PECKVILLE.
Mis William Budd will occupy the
Klzer building Apt II 1 and will greet
tho public with a new line of mlllln
eiy goods
The f.toie windows of the Kestelle
millinery bazaar aie attracting tho
unlvcihal attention ot the ladies these
daj.s, It being opening week, and the
latest -stilts if hats and novelties
aro Bhown to good advantage.
Mr. Michael Murray, of the East
Side, employed us a miner at Dolph's
mine, sustained painful injuries Thurs
day by a fall of loof.
Mi W. S. Bloes accompanied bj Mr.
Moitou Harloe, will Journey to Win
t'lpster, Vn , on Monday next to pros
pect the new coal lands purchased by
u company of which Mr Bloes is a
member.
J"he following is the Easter pio
ginmme that will be rendered by the
choir at the Baptist church Sunda .
Morning. 10 30 i.ymn No 190 "Hark
Ten Thousand limp and Voices,"
Scrlptuie reading, anthem, 'The
Risen Lord," Gieene, Invocatlm; hyrin
No. 421, "Holy. Holy, Lord God Al
mighty " announcements offertorj ;
oignn postlude, Gounod, Miss Mattio
B. Pickering tenor solo, "Awake My
Soul," Wiegand, Howell II. Dai Is; an
them, "Awake' Thou That Sleepest,"
Elchoru, seimon; anthem, "Christ Is
Risen," Herbert, himn No Sj, 'Holy
Father, Hear My Cry, benediction.
Eienlng, 7.30 Anthem, "If We Believe
That Jtsus Died," Heibeit. hjinn No
M, "Ho Lives, tho Grent Redeemer
i-iies," Scripture leading, aifthem,
"For Since by Mnn Came Death,"
Mejer, Invocation; hymn No liiO,
"King of Glory Reign Foioici" an
nouncements, offeit(jj organ vol
untaiy, Wagnei, Miss Mattle B. Pick
ering, sopiano fcolo, ' First Begotten
of the Dead," Blumenscbein, Miss
Anna C Sands, anthem, ' As It Began
to Dawn," Schwenkl, sermon anthem
Sin
nnd Rejoice foi Christ Is Risen "
Adams, hymn No. 9'., ' All Hail the
Power of Jesus' Name," benediction.
Peisonnel of the choir Sopianos, Miss
Anna. l Sands, soloist; Jilts Louhe
Mace, .miss Jennie Williams, Mlbs Cas-
sie Williams, Miss Jennie Dikoman,
Mlbii Esther Sltgreavos. nltos, Mrs.
David Williams,, Miss Bessie J. Craig,
soloist, Miss Jessie Wallace, Miss
Ethel Brown, tenors. David Williams,
Haimon Sltgreaves Piofessor Howell
Davis, soloist, bnsssos, Thomas W.
Morgan, el Rejnolds, David Mor
gan, Will W. Watklns, soloist; organ
ist. Miss Mattio B. Pickering, choris
ter. Will W. Watklns.
Abo Grelner has accepted a position
as mototnmn with the Scranton Trac
tion company He is nt piesent learn
ing tho different loutes and tho man
ipulation of tho motor.
W. L. Carr has assumed the manage
ment of tho company store nt Rlcli
mondale. Mr Carr has not telln
qulshed his manngeishlp of the Peck
illlo stoio but will have chaigo of
both and will continue his residence nt
this place.
$100 Reward $100.
The renders of thlH piper will be pleased
to lenrn that there is nt least one dread
ed dlscnsu that sclcneu has been nhle to
i ore in all its btnges, und that is Catauh
Ball's Catarrh Cure Is tho only posltlvo
ttuo known to tho medical fraternity
Catarrh being a constitutional disease re
tiulrea a constitutional treatment Hall's
Catarrh Cuio Is taken Inlt riutllj , nctlng
direct! upon the blood and mutoiiH sur
faces of the eastern, tbereb) dcHtrnjIng
tho foundation of tho tliHi.ise, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting niituie In do.
Ing Us work. The proprietors have so
much faith In Its curatlio powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for uny
cuso that It falls to cure Bond for list
of testimonial!) Ainiress
P. J. CHENEY X. CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by Drugrl"'. 7Gc,
Hall's Family Pills nio the best.
For everybody. It will pay you to see our new Hue of
shoes which we have just received from manufacturers
throughout the laud, in russet and black, all styles aud all
sizes, all widths, A to EE. Remember we cater for the
masses, the rich as well as the poor. We sell shoes from
50c to $4 aud $5, aud our immeuse outlet enables us to sell
good stylish footwear of all sorts for less moucy than any
other shoe store iu Scranton. Here Are a Few of the
Many Bargains :
48 pairs Ladies' Patent Leather Cloth Top Shoes
made to sell for $2.50 and $3.00. Today and tomor
D AVI DOW
TUNKHANNOCK.
License couit convenes on Monday,
Apill 3, at 2 o'clock p. m. Thcra ore
thirty-three applications lllca and of
these, two applications hiv been filed
foi one house,, the I a Giange hotel,
and one house, the Luke house, at
Mill City, has burned since tho tiling
ot the application for license, Icuing
thirty-one lit enses to be acted upon.
But one lemonstrance has been Tied,
that against the application of Thomas
Dolau foi a license for the Noxen
houte at Notch At.a Jr Koeler esq.,
represents this license and i.'ill bo as
sisted by James AV. PI it-, esn ('. O.
Deishlnier, esei , will iepro.ent the re
monstrance The couit bids fail to be
of blioit tluiation
The quarter session an I common
please will convene on Monda, Apill
10, at 2 o'clock. By order of the court
the common pleas court, which was
' '"B ',0ii disposed of by til" court and
juiy on that daj
Tho following people fiom Tunkhan
nock seen John Drew and Mabel Irv
ing in "The Llais" at the Nesblt
Thursday evening Mr and Mis. S,
W, Eysenbach, Miss Helen Lewis,
Mls-s L'leanor Little, MUs Evcloyii
Townsend and H. S Harding
Albert A Noitluop. a member of the
Junior class at the New York univers
ity, Is s-pending the Easter vacation
vvltlh his parents, Mr. nnd Mis. R. R.
Northrop Northrop is a member of
the base ball team ot his college, play
ing center field and also manager of
the foot ball team.
Captain Samuel Havvke. of com
pany L, Seventh N. G. P., was in
Tunkhannock on Wednesdny, stopping
off hero on his way homo from Scrnn
ton. iv heie ho had been subpoenaed
as an expert witness on the soldiers'
monument question.
Colonel N. A. McKown is engaged
this week In moving his family from
their piesent residence to the house
at the coiner of Wjoming aienue and
Harrison streets, iccently purchased
by him Horn John B. Jennings. Tho
house vacated by him will be occupied
by Attorney W. S. Miller after the
llrst of April
Mrs. O. C. Junius, who has been vis
iting with her sistei. Mrs, Catharine
Townsend. leaves here for her homo
in Rosariio, Argentine Republic, on
Friday. She takes the steamer leav
ing New York on April 5.
F. J. Sampson goes today for a visit
with fi lends in Blnghamton
TOWANDA.
A lare tieat in the theatilcal older
is In store for tho Towanda theater
goers this week, and Is bcirg taken
advantage of tho MacCaulov-Pitton
companv aie filling a week's engage
ment at Hale's opera with repertoire
plus of a high oi del. which are being
handled by ,i llrst class companv of
tvlent They have nlo piesentetl "The
Ministers Son ' ' Royil Hags" and "A
Stiu,gle for Gold." Tho specialties nra
ur-to-uato wnth their numbers Tho
tioupe Is staired bv W. B. Patton, J,
G McFarlnne, George F Mooie, Mls-se.
Ida Campbt II Anna Pomeroy. Louise
i Foster with sevpial others Full houses
I are enjoying the pi ogiamme each even
ing
I John Howie a prominent business
J man of Ulstci. has made an assignment
' his liabilities being seieril thousand
dollars.
Rev. Dr. Kelly of Rt. Peter nnd St
Paul's chinch, has been succeeded by
Rev. Coionei, of Torest City.
Supervisor II 11. Bcntley, of tho
Barclay railroad, met with a scilous nc
client nt foot of Plane Tuesdiv. while
unloading logs. He had two ribs brok.
en.
ELMHURST.
A. B. Wllllums, Jr , Is spending n few
days with IiIh patents here.
Miss, Inez Blessing left last evening
for Stroudsburg to visit friends at tho
East Sttoudsbuig State Normal school.
Mr. Fiank Hlbbard, of Harfoid, Pa.,
visited his cousin, Pro'essor Rogers,
on Monday
Mrs. A. B Clay spent yesterday In
Scianton.
Mr L W P.mwdgo has moved In
tho Wlttfoot house, on Front street
Hermann Wltttoot will make" his homo
with Mi Parti Idgo
Miss Nelllo Peck, of Peckvllle, upent
VVby buffer t Treatment
011 Airoul, No lnstllU'
tlou 011 earth treats debility
la men as vto do. Itesulu
I sum Mcthnl so rapid vc
I tend on trrdit. Vay lor It or
r return appliance und reme
dies at our expense. Little
beak, " CYimpleto Manhood,"
sent sealed, free. Address
BRIE MEDICAL CO., DUPPALO, N.Y.
Sunday with her father, Mr. Calvin
Peck.
Mrs. G D Detilck returned yester
day after spending a few dais with
Scianton friends.
Miss Besslo Buckingham leaves this
morning for Scranton, where she will
spend Easter with hei cousins, Jllssea
Alice und Edna Buckingham, of Mad
ison avenue
.Mr Wilght, the gatekeeper on the J
Boulevaul, has moled to Caibondale. J
Mr. Wright was formerly employed by I
the Homing Biook Turnpike company
and has been a toll-gate keeper for
tho past eighteen yeais.
Mr and Mrs Byion Buckingham at
tended n meeting of the order of East
ern Star at Scranton Monday evening.
Misses Etta and Emma Peck and
Messrs. Hnuy Peck and Fred Ben
jamin, of Peckvllle, were the guests of
Mr. and Mis. J. M Rhodes ovei Sun
day. MOSCOW.
Rev. S. Guy Snow den lectin eel in New
Mllford, Pa., on Friday night.
Cold weather, and muddi stuets. Is
tho dally complaint of tho Moscow peo
ple now,
A surprise party was given Mis. W.
A. Depue, by the Daughtem of Re
bekah, laHt week.
Mr. Chailes Blown will take chat go
of the barber shop now occupied by C,
W. Bourn, in the tutuie
Mr. and Mrs H W. Davis, of Klm
huist,s.pent Filday evening with friends
In town.
Dr. S. W Lamorcaux, of Scranton, is
moving into his house on Chuich street.
Evangelist L. Shellhorn delighted his
many friends last Saturday by diopping
In on them.
Miss Aisula Swingle died at the home
of Peter Yeager on Monday night. Her
funeral was held on Wednesday after
noon at Madlsonvllle, Rev D. E Powell
officiating
Mr. John Yeager, of Towanda, Pa , is
visiting ills fathei, Peter Yeager
The lallroad men of our town sln
ceiely i egret the departure of Secre
taiy Peaisall. His Influence has been ,i
power among the men. They feel that
a friend is leaving them
Rev R. II. Walsh, of St Catherine's
chuich, hns moved to Ills new parish
at Forest Cltv His libeial and kindly
spirit and faithfulness won tor him
many friends In this place Protestants
and Roman Catholics together regret
his tiansfer, but congiatulato his new
parish and with him over his enlarg
ened sphere of usefulness and good
DR. E. C. WEST'S
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THE UniU.NAL, ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS,
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