THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JULY 13, X809i
CRRBONDALE
SRIE WBECK.
JoiYerson Junction was the sceno of a
wreck on tho lino of the Krlo railroad
Tuesday nlRht shortly nftor 11 o'clock.
It was first irpurtrd that two were
killed, but later InvostlRiUInn proved
the only damage to be twenty-live
oars baillv smashed tip. Conductor
John While's train In some manner be
came depurated nnrt In comlntr together
again the damage ns stated lesulted.
Trafllc was blocked for several houts,
both the Delaware and .Hudson and
Krle trains being hemmed in on ac
count of the situation of tho wrecked
train.
UNITED EFFORT AGAINST NUIS
ANCE. The residents of North Spring and
Brook streets and Williams avenue,
contemplate united action against thoso
responsible for tho unsanitary condi
tion of Ilacket brook, which is causing
much alarm In that neighborhood. If
the board of health doesn't act at once,
councils will be asked to take steps to
abate the nuisance. The section now
belongs to tho First sewer district nnd
there Is no excuse for the delay In con
necting with the sewer.
THAT NEW RAILROAD.
The movements of the Delaware and
Hudson surveyors will give rise to
more speculation regarding the Mooslc
mountain tunnel and the talked of rail
road yard nt Way-mart. Today the en
gineering corns, uhleh has been en
gaged on the mountain for several
weeks gathering data for the tunnel
project, will go to Waymart and make
that place headquarters for a month,
which indicates that their operations
will be confined to that vicinity.
THE WATER TRUST.
Large consumers of water in this
vicinity are' commencing to feel the
clutch of what they term the water oc
topus. The Consolilated Water Supply
company has raided the rate in some
Instances from S to 20 cents per 1,000
gallons nnd an effort will be made to
get a supply from private artesian
wells. ,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
C W. Mellon has resigned his situa
tion as chief clerk of the Krle coal olllce
In this city and accepted the position
of bookkeeper for the Van Bergen com
pany. Mrs. Margaret Smith, of Nineveh, N.
Y is visiting friends In this city.
Mis Mame Bird, who has been visit
ing in Scranton, was a guest at tho
home of Dr. Wheeler last evening. She
will return to Windsor, N. Y., tomor
row. Mrs. Augusta Baker entertained her
Presbyterian Sunday school class at
tea at her pleasant home on Washing
ton street last evening.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Thompson have
returned from their wedding tour.
Mrs. Dwlght Mills, of Gilbert street,
visited Greenfield relatives yesterday.
Professor Peters' French classes re
sumed their sessions yesterday.
The fresh air children will arrive here
Friday afternoon nt il o'clock.
Delaware and Hudson Dispatcher C.
A Morgan Is ill with appendicitis. Dr.
J S Niles said his condition was favor
able last night and that an operation
Is Imrrobable.
m
Persons tioubled with diarrhoea will
be intei"sted In the experience of Mr.
W. M. Ui:sli, clerk of Hotel Dorrance,
Proldence, 11. I. He says: "For sev
eral years I have been almost n con
stant sufferer from diarrhoea, tho fre
quent in lacks completely prostratlntj
m and tendering me unfit for my du
ties at this hotel. About two years ago
n traveling salesman kindly gave me a
small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy. Much
to my surprise nnd delight Its effects
were Immediate. Whenever I felt symp
toms of the disease I would fortify my
self against the attack with a few
doses of this valuable remedy. The re
sult has been verv satisfactory and al
most complete relief from the nflllc
tlon " For sale by all druggists. Ma
thew Bros., wholesale and retail agts.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The Citizens' band will this evening
play the following programme nt the
Jawn social to be held by tho Ladles'
Aid society of the M. K. church:
March. "Washington's Birthday Par
ty." overture, "Gems of Modern Mel
ody," concert wnltz, Fairest of the
Fair." cornet solo, "Luellua," Prof.
Stephens: overture, "Gems of Colum
bia;" selection, "Attlla;" descriptive
overture, "Btownle's Picnic;" song nnd
dance, "Faster Bells;" cake walk,
"Jasper Jenkins."
Ono of the section hands of the Del
aware and Hudson railroad had his
foot fractured yesterday by one of the
heavy tails falling on it.
The funeral of tho late James Owens,
whose death lesulted from injuries re
vived in tho D. & H. colliery last
week, took place on Tuesday after
noon. It was largely attended, many
oi of town peoplo being present. The
so flcss were conducted by Rev. F.d
w. Id Jenkins nt the house. A choir
led by Mrs. James Kvnns sang some
beautiful hymns, both nt the house and
at the graveside. The members of
tho Delaware and Hudson Benevolent
association, numbering over two hun
dred, attended in a body. Tho pall
bearers were David and Abraham 121
ltlns, John T. Williams, Thomas M.
Griffiths, Patrick Lawler and Joseph
T. Roberts. John Bennett was flower
bearer.
Tho M. F. church Sunday school out
ing will be held this year in the grove
where the Odd Fellows held their cele
bration some time ago.
A severe thunder storm accompanied
by a heavy rainfall did considerable
damaue here yesterday. Lightning
struck the homo of Mr. und Mrs. Alex
ander Bruce, of South Main street,
tearing oft some of the shingles from
the roof nnd badly damaging the plas
tering In some of the rooms. The
whole house was shaken and Mr. Bruce
who was entering tho house at the
time, was struck with great force by
the screen door and received a bad
shock. Tho Gotham house ut West
Mayfleld waB also struck by another
bolt nnd a quantity of siding torn oft
tho exterior.
The funeral of W. M. Phlmmer, who
took his life nt Lake Chapman on
Tuesday, will take place this nfternoon
at Mnntdale.
Prof. W. L. Rogers and amlly will
leave today for Rarford, Wayne coun-"
ty, for a few weeks' visit.
Will Mellow, a well known young
man of this borough, who has been
attacked on two or three occasions
with appendicitis, will undergone an
operation today.
Mrs. T. K. Grfmths' nnd daughter,
Edith, returned Inst evening from a
visit with Vnndllng friends.
Next Sunday Children's day will be
observed In the Primitive Methodist
church.
Mrs. James Brydcn and Mrs. Thomns
Barrett, of West Plttston, were visi
tors hero yesterday.
Mis. Fdward Holies, of South Main
street, Is quite HI.
I.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Funeral of Prlvato Bedell Miss
Hosklns Entertains Officers In
stalled. The funeral of Private Zneharlali
Bedell, of Company L, Eleventh United
States Infantry, whose death occurred
from disease contracted while serv
ing his country nt Porto Rico,
took place from his late home In Mil
waukee on Tuesday afternoon. De
ceased was 13 years of age and was
the only son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob
Bedell. Sergeant L. S. Frutchle. Cor
poral William O. tVntklns, nnd Ptl
vntes 'William Tubbs nnd Stanley Mil
ler, of this plnce, acted as pallbearers.
Burial was made In Milwaukee ceme
tery. George Lewis, of Olyphunt. was a
caller on friends hero yesterday.
Taylorvlllc lodge. No. 102, Knights of
rthlas, held un Important business
session In their rooms In Reese's hall
last evening. Among the business was
the installation of oiricers as fellows:
Chancellor commander, Richard Wil
liams, vice commander, William II.
Thomas: master at arms, Tallle Grif
fiths; master of exchequer, 10. W. Car
ter; master of finance, George Marsh;
keeper of record and seal, John E,
Evans; prelate, Thomas Jones, Jr.;
M. of W., John It. Thomas; inMdo
guard, David Harris, outside guard,
John M. Thomas.
Misses May Lowry and Rosle Frcdllo
have returned home from Ransom.
Master Frank Mncklnder, of South
Taylor, Is quite sick at his home.
Miss Lydla Hosklns entertained n
number of guests at her home on Tay
lor street on Tuesday evening. Vocal
and Instrumental music was discours
ed during tin evening. The guests
were. Misses Margaret Thomas, Annie
and Mabel Phillips nnd Mr. Morgan
Thomas, of West Scranton, nnd Mls3
Emma Owens, of South Taylor.
Messrs. John Davis and William Wil
liams, of Hyde Piuli, were wallers n
friends hero on Tuesday evening
Miss Laura Mori is is home from her
visit to WIlkts-Barre.
Williams' division. No. r.7. Sons of
Tempeancc of the Archhald. Installed
Vifflcers nt their hall on Tuesday even
ing The ceremonies weio performed
by District Deputy II. K. Stewntt. The
following officers wore instnllod: Wor
thy patriarch. David Lloyd, Jr.; wor
thy associate, Mary J. Masters: finan
cial seciotary, Benjamin Jenkins; re
cording secretary. Reese Lloyd; assist
ant recording secretary, Mninlr Mor
ris, treasurer, Chnrles Williams- chap
lain, D. II. Davis: conductor, William
Davis; assistant conductor, Mercy I'ln
nnck; Inside Fontlnol, Rymond Beech
ler: outside sentinel, Elmer Shirtz.
Miss Mary Harris has returned to
her home In Providence, after visiting
friends hero.
Mrs. Georgo Phillips, of Main street,
Is slowly recovering from her rec nt
Illness.
Miss Pearl Gaul, of tho Aichbald, was
the guest of friends here on Tuesduy
evening.
Lackawnnna Valley council. No. Rl,
Junior Older United American Mechan
ics, nnd Taylor castle, No. 2tV7, Knights
of the Golden Eagle, will meet In their
looms this evening.
A fcoclnl was held nt tho Welsh Bap
tist church last evening.
OLYPHANT.
At n meeting of the school board, held
on Monday evening, all the old teach
ers were appointed for the coming
term. An application from Sylvester
Williams for a position as teacher was
lead, but no action was taken on it.
Miss Nellie Lennhan was engaged as
Janltress of the Third ward school. Tho
board passed a resolution that no pupil
will be permitted to attend the public
school without being vaccinated, as or
deied by the board of health. They de
cided to repaint tho central. Maish
wood, Flist and Third ward school
buildings and make a few other Im
provements. Mrs. Andrew Patten, of Carbondale,
Is visiting relatives In town.
The funeral of Willie MacDonald took
place from the home of his parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F. MacDonald, In
Blakely, yesterday morning. Tho re
mains were taken to Nicholson for In
terment. Arthur Wlddowfleld has resigned his
position In the Lackawanna store.
Mrs. George Watts, of Soianton,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank North
up, of Blakely.
Miss Llbble Mills, of Providence, Is
the guest of Mrs. George P.ittun, of
Delaware street.
Rev. James Shanley, of Sayre, N. Y.,
was a visitor In town Tuesday.
Miss Katie Cannon, of Avocn, who
hns been spending a few clays here, has
returned home.
Edward Smith, of Hartford, Conn., Is
the guest of Leo Lynch at his homo on
Delaware street. ,
Mrs. John Boylan, who has been vis
Itlng relatives here, has returned to her
home In Cnibondale.
'Squire Cummlngsnnd Constable John
Murray have returned from a fishing
trip.
How's ThlsP
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Howard
for any ;ns.i of Paturrh that cannot tie
cured by Boll's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Props,., Toledo. O.
Wo, tho undersigned, havo known P. J.
Cheney for I ho lubt ID years, ami bclievo
him perfectly honorable In utl buslntss
transactions, and financially ublo to
carry out any obligation made by thtlr
firm.
WR?T, & TnUAX. Wholesale Drusglsts.
Toledo, O.
WALDINO, KINNAN MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and muc
ous surfuces of tho system. Price 7oc.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tea
tlmonlals free.
Hall's family Pills nro tho best.
PECKVILLB.
Mr. Joseph Vaughn, a much respect
ed citizen of this place, died nt tho
Lackawanna hospital, Tuesday after
noon, from injuries received while ply.
Ing his vocation us a miner nt tho Dela
ware and Hudson ,Orassy Island mine
on Monday morning. A largo slab of
rock fell and ho was badly crushed.
The deceased was aged 62 years, and
was well known up and down the val
ley. For a number of years he was n
icsldont of Hyde Park, Scranton, mov
ing from that place to Peckvllle about
twelve years ago. He leaves a widow
JiMpM
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,UR JUNE
sold out,
who since have been inquiring if we would have another sale of this kind, Owing to these urgent re
quests we have decided to hold this July Sale to accommodate our belated customers and our steadily
increasing trade. We buy our Pianos in carload lots, thus enabling us to sell you at right prices.
WE BUY THEM RIGHT, WE SELL THEM RIGHT
jf The makes we offer are unexcelled in grade and quality, and are as follows: Mason & Hamlin,
J5 Hardman, JlcPhaiS, James &. Holmstrom, Popular Pease, Fischer. Come and get our
ua- nrices. Thp linp of Pinnns insfr rprpivpH for this saIp nrp nf thp latpst Hpsioms nnH most hpnntifnl rnspc
in different styles of
O
Upright Pianos, In FIrstCSass Condition, . . .
New Upright Pianos Elegant Case, Good Make,
0
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Some good Square Pianos at very
can't last long.
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net Instruments, Bad and
Q 1M
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g At Popular Prices. Arranging and Publishing of Music at
and Tuning Department is Unexcelled. Try
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a
an
anil two sons, Rev. Thomns Vnushn.
of Pike's Crerk. nnd Wllllo, who ro
sides at home. He was u prominent
member of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this pine e nnd was also a,
member of the Knights of the Mystic
Chain. The funeral will be held nt tho
Methodist Episcopal church, Friday
afternoon nt 2.:!0 o'clock, Hev. S. V.
Slnipklns oHlc'latlng. Interment will lie
made In Prospect cemetery.
Mr?. Henry Chapman will bIvp a so
clal at her home, Tuesday evening, July
2.'. for the mercy nnd help committee
of the Epworth league. An InterestinR
prosrnmme has been prepared. Ice
cream and cake will be served. A cor
dial invltntlon to nil.
Mr. and Mis. Ollbort Pleico enter
tnlned Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Pierce, of
Afton, N. Y., on Tuesday.
The members of the C. I S. S. gave
a lawn paity at tho homo of Mable
Glnnvlllf last evening, where n pleas
nnt evening was ppent. Those present
were Mlsses Frances Squires, Grace
Ayers, Mnble Glanvllle. May ISrundage.
Myrtle Hitter, Heba Slnipklns, Cora
.Sainbon, Emma Carpenter, Dora Slck
ler, Flossie Warlleld, Isabelle Ganzi
muller, Jessie "Wallace. Mable Day,
Messrs. Howard Urundage, Georgo
Locklln, Joseph English, Edward Well
arils, Arthur Warren, George IUce.
Henry Doyle, Frank Williams, Hcniy
llluker. George Peck, Iluy Thorpe,
Isaac Coates. Those fiom out of town
who were present were Miss Dora War
Held, of Ileach lake; May Ithuberry, of
Dorrnncetown.
TUNKHANNOOK.
The first horseless carriage to make
Its nppearnce In Tunkhannock came
here on Tuesday last. It Is the prop
erty of C. R. Wodwln, of Berwick,
Pn., who, with his wife, is taking a
trip across country. Mr. Wooiln took
tho train here for home, leaving tho
machlno In chargo of his man, who
later left here for Harvoy's l.akp.
J. C. Reynolds, of Scranton, was In
Tunkhannock on Wednesday.
This week Is the last week for re
gistration of candidates under tho rules
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For the Great Sale to Take Place Commencing with Today
SALE WAS 50
thus not giving an
wood, and Will Be
And Others.
of the Republican party. The follow
ing Is n lost of those candidates who
have already registered. For delegate
to the state convention, K. E. Ment
zer, esq., of Tunkhannock borough; for
sheriff, :. A. McKown, of Tunkhan
nock borur.h; A. IS. Reynolds, of West
Nicholson; D. I.. Howell, of Factory
vllle; for prothonotury, John Oliver,
of Nicholson. M. W. Courtrlght, of
Meshoppen; Isaac Miller, of Washing
ton; H. C. Pivost, of Tunkhannock
borough; for county commissioner, E.
D. Robinson, of Forkston; M. ('. Moy
er, of Monroe; C. 1,. Newton, of Nich
olson. There are otheis who will prob
ably register by Saturday.
Dr. D. 1). Sturdevnnt nnd (. G.
Rrown, of l-aceyvlllc, weie in Tunk
hannock on Tuesday last.
HONESDALE.
Miss Emma Coon, of Clark's Green,
Is tho guest of Miss Edith Decker, of
Thlid street.
Mr. nnd Mis. Eugene P. Hum havo
returned to Scranton after an extend
ed visit with Ilonesdale relatives.
Mrs. W. H. Lee has returned from
an extended visit at Wllkes-Rarre.
Mr. John Jenkins, mother nnd sis
ter, Susan, me at Ocean Grove.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrv M. linker and
Miss Lillian Unker, of New Voik, ar
BELUVITASSM
lhis Complexion Treatment
is a guaranteed specific, per
fectly safe and sure in its ac-
h tion, for the removal of var-
OWw?t 'I lous usoruer3 ox tlie.slcm.viz
&&ZMllPimViS' Blotches, Freckles,
"fOCimi Sunburn, DlscoloraUons, Ee
ma, Ulackbeads, Roughness, Redness, and re
stores (be Dloerj oi Youth to faded faces.
Boxes containing 10 days' treatment 60cs
30 days treatment, SI .00 : six boxes $5.00
with positive written cuaranteo to produce the
above resulti or cheerfully refund le.co paid, Stmt
by mall on receipt of price, Send for circular.
Nervlla .Medical Co., Clinton & Jackson sit.
Sold by all Druggists Cblcijo, Illinois.
Sold by McOarrah & Thomus, Drus
fists,, SCO Luckawunna ave., Scranton, Pit.
YOU BUY OF US, WE WS
GREAT A SUCCESS that our stock
opportunity to a large number of our customers to purchase,
Sold at Bargain Prices. Read of some
Fine Organs $25,
low figures. Do not
Orchestra Sheet Music, Musical
guests of their aunt, Mrs. E. A. Penl
man. Lawyer's band will give their open
air concert on Friday evening of this
week.
Mi h. William II. Powell and Miss
Phoebe A. Reed, of Philadelphia, are
guests of Ilonesdale friends.
Miss Grace lilrdbell, of Scranton, 13
a guest at the home of Mr. J. C. Rlrd
sell. The Plttston Reds will play ball with
the Ilonesdale club In Athletic park
Satuiday. July 15.
Cbti-bcitcr'a EnzUiii Dliunocil Hri.nl.
ENNYROVAL PLLS
(Jricinnl end tlrtlj Genuine. A.
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DfLfff lit for Chlehnura f.ual.th Til Jlk
iitij Bran 1 1 ltc J uM UU im Ulll AVfa'
jtwica, tai(j wuu 1 1 Jo riit.t i 'J aLo
'ter.$ vui imitation At Dryft.ri, rfnj 4j.
la iiimri fr fiirifeu tin, t tlncntilj ai
"Mrllef Tap l.inllr Ci f(.r, it rrimt
1U1I. 1 11,000 Tritirowt'li KmAt l'air
C3I4 by til Lectl truictiu, t'l I V
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fvr tontff r' Tte Joyi nj n,biioni o(
life can be iraturiii to )ni Th very
woriCAtf rtoit lifttilliy ar
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LTAJJL,F.T.Ole i rompi relief luln-
Jiomnik, ftllloe memory Hid th watt
' ftnd drain of vita I torr. Incut rd by
lmJlirrtlena ormcitinriilt tan
liunftrt t taar and mtttw inrv funn.
Iton Brace up Itioey item Uive Ak. bloom to iho
ihctkatnd luiire to the eye of A-JiXyounror old.
On? bit boi rntwi viui energy tylt Jfl boits ml
$ l.loeompletirtiiiiBntrrdcuie vTlty or money m
fvndeU fan be carried In veit aJ' pocket SoM
everywhete or mH4 In plain wrapper on icf lpJi
Price by THE rfbvbur (u Cniim bi., fnij,r
Solrt In Scranton, Va.t by Matthews
Bros, and McUarrah & Thomas, drueststs.
iVmDE Vi A EViAS
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CHI1E
A LT, It'rrvout rutae Failles iiloci
urr, inpoiunc;, nnri jiqo-.i.cio., cause.
J AUuto or other Kicetten sd Indlj
crotlooi, 'Ihcu oulc.lu anil (urcU
rettoto Lo;t VlMlltr In old or jounr.snv
Ut a man fnratmlv. Iiu'ltiqanp niil.,n
J'fafflS l'r(iint Inianity ti Coniuoirtton 1
titftia in tjmo. thulruce oUona lb sicdluts irnt revs
taontead oUocta u OUMF. nlicro ell other fail Is
1st uioa UoittiB tho ceoutno AJax Tubloti. TL-
Lqvo cared tuouund and vrtllcurorou. WoniTonrcr
mo iiiHvi4iiu)iiiuiui lacuucittcuru
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tail, in Plain wrariwr. iinnn rocItof lirlro, ClrcjU
AJAX KEA1EDY CO., '"""f,?'
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For sale In Scrantcn, Pa., by Muttlieu
Bros, and II. C. Sandcrtcn, druegi'ts.
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wait, as these bargains and prices gg
R
Metropolitan Prices.
Us and Be Convinced.
At Cusick's
Wairon s Big II
Washington Avenue.
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ivljer to the whole beinj. All dralni nd lottet are checked ftrvianinlly. Unlet! palienti
are properly cured, their condition often worries them into Insanity, Consumption or Death,
m-jfa
J Mailed sealed. Price ii i)Cfboi;6
money, fj.oo. bend lor free book.
I'or Sale by JOHN II. IMIHLl'S,
iuil Spruce street.
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was almost entirely
of our Bargains $
$100.00
$140.00
lerchandi
Our Repairing
orse hale
9
O.d Stables,
DOUBT, TI1Y
They ha c steed theteticfyears.
aua nave curca tncuianat oi
casta of Ncnout Uiseaiei, auch
at Debility, l)ine,bleeulcii
diii and Varicocele. Atrorh v., to.
They clear the brain, itrensthen
the circulation, malce dicoctiora
nerfect. and imnnrt a healthv
boxes, with tron-tlid legal cuarar tee to cure or refund tho
Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, 0.
lMmriuuelit. cor
Wyoming nventic
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