THE SCR ANTON TRIBlWJa- FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 18Q0.
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CARBONDALE.
DRIVEHS STRIKE.
Employes of Dolivwnre und Hudson
Mines Desire More Wages.
The drivers of Wilson Creek anil
Coalbroolc collieries went on strike yes
terday morning. A eduction of
wages, which occurred Huvernl months
ago, Is. the cnuso of their nr
tlon. They say doorkeepers were cut
fiom 73 to BO cents 11 da., Ip.iders from
$1.03 to S3 cents, station drivers fiont
$1.03 to A3 cents, runncis from $1.47 to
$1.23 and $US.
Efforts to have the old scale resum
ed nnd unsatisfactory hours adjusted
having failed, the boys exercised their
tight to ntrlke thf right nf every free
born American to quit the employ of
his employer 'when he feels like It
At a meeting In McNulty's hall list
evening a committee a) nppolnted to
go to hondqinrtrps.
MANY FRIENDS PRESENT.
The out-of-town friends who attend
ed the funernt of Mrs Elizabeth
Thomas, whose remains were Intel red
In Maplewood cmetcrv, were Mr.
and Mrs. K. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs
"David Powell, Mr. and Mrs Kugene
Stanton, Mrs. William Phillips Mi.
Eva Mills, Thomas Mills, Thomas
Davis, Mrs David Davis anil Mrs,
Iano Lvon. of Scranton; Mr. and
Mrs William Maynard, sr , and Mr
and Mrs Heose Lewis and sons, Ed
ward and Daniel, of Nantlcokc : Mr.
and Mrs William Maynard, jr.. of
Wllkes-Baire, Mrs. Jeremiah Wil
liams, of Mooslc, Robert Peiry. nf
Tittston; Mrs C.rlflln Williams, John
Lloyd, Mrs. Goorgo 1'attan, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Smith nnd daughter, Rhea,
of Olyphant: Mrs Caroline Maynatd,
Mr and Mrs John Maynard, Mr and
Mrs Frank Maynard, -Mrs. Henty May
nard and Miss Sarah Rone, of Jcrmyn:
Mr and Mts. Robert Jones and son,
William nnd Thomas, nnd daughter,
Cora, of Forest Cltj, and Miss Anna
Gaidncr, of Ulossburs
CONQREGATIONALISTS REVIVE.
Re Edward Lewis, of Scr.inlon.has
consentr 1 to sorve for three months
the Congregatlonallsts of this city
I'or some time they have l)pen without
n pastor nnd their valuable and unen
cumbered church propel tv on Church
street at Eighth avcniT. has been icnt
ed by the Oerman Lutherans. This
successful effort to revive lnteifst may
nocestate the removal of the Luther
ans v lio contemplate taking th" Welsh
Paptlst chinch, a few doors above on
the same stioet. Mr. Lewis will oc
cupy the pulpit next Sunday
EUNERAL OP MRS. FLOOD.
Yestewlny morning the last rati rites
ncr the lemalns of Mrs. Bridget
Florid were conducted .it St Rose
chur'-h Uev Jnme Malnney, of Sus
quohnnra, celebrated a icquleri high
miss at the conclusion of wnlch Rev.
A Noalon pleached a rermon on
th test "In mv r.ithei's house are
manj mansions, I go to prepare a
place fni you " He spoke of the moth
eilj dr vntlmi of deceased as one of her
thief litucs Inteunent was made In
fet Rose reiurtet
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mis Samuel Kesslgue has leturned
from a visit with lelatives at C.lbson
D K Lee, of this city, attended tho
one hundredth annhei'-ary celebration
of the settlement of Lenow llle, Sus
quehanna county, vesterdav.
( hcrles Halloik, foimtiiv of this
cltv. has seemed a situation as locomo
tive englnier on the lUiltlmore and
Ohio rillioud
Th"ie was ,i pleasant gathering at
the home of Mis Hovvnid Knapp, of
l anaan street. esterday afternoon In
honor of her guest. Miss Maiy Ferrel,
of Jerspy Cilv. founeilv cf Caibon
dale Mi nnd Mis. Daniel Roblnfon, of
Hotel Anthi iclto, nttended the Lenox
II1p celebration vesterday.
Woik will be commenced on the su
peifctruettiie of the Trlnltv chinch in
a few days
Mr and Mis. J .1 Relgeluth are en
tertaining Mr. and Mt. Dunne Hum
plne at Lak Idlewlld to Jay
Mrs C W. Mellen and chlldien have
returned fiom Haivcy's lake.
Miss May Pengelly. of lilrkett street.
Is visiting Jermyn lelatives.
The Misses Ida and Lulu Cni ter, of
Richmond tieet. have leturned from
Lake IdlewlM.
Mr and Mr? John Adley, of Spencer
street, aie entertaining Mis. ( C
Rose and son, Chester, of West Pitts
ton Mrs Joseph Hammeile, of Wilkes
Rane is visiting ielaties In this
clt
Mr nnd Mis J O'Hcnrr aie enter
taining Mrs. Watson, daughter (Vila,
nnd on William, of Patetson. X J.
I Rus-sell Jones is suffering a
sprained ankl sustained at the mln
Ptrel petformance at Dundaff Wednes
day night
We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In our home for many years
and bear cheerful testimony to its
value as a medicine which should be In
every family In coughs and colds we
have found It to he efficacious and In
croup and whooping cough In children
we deem It indispensable. H. P. Hit
ter 4127 Fairfax avenue, St Louis, Mo.
For sale by all diuggists. Matthews
Bros, wholesale and retail agents.
PEOKVILLE.
Mrs S W Arnold is visiting her
brother at Troy, N V
Mr Alex Cunningham, of Philadel
Something New!
i BHBHi
Large package of the World's best
cleanser for a nickel. Still greater econ
omy In 4 pound package. Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
ftlsjo, S, Loul, Haw York, Bojtoa, pfciuqdpblr
phia, fs spending a week with his
brother-in-law, Mr. William L. Allen,
of North Mnln street.
Calvin Peck and Squire S. W. Arn
old Indulged In their favorite sport
at Lake Chapman, yesterday. They re
turned last evening with a large string
of bass.
Mrs. William llnbcock returned
home last evening nfter spending a
week In attendance nt the Kreo Moth
odls camp meeting held nt Ararat.
Mall Carrier D. .. Richards Is tak
ing a week's vacation. Levi Etage Is
doing duty In his absence.
Merchant F. A. Peek and W. F.
Ketchum vveic cnlleis at Scranton yes
terday. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Sad Death of Alva Tompkins An
other Accident In the , Erie Fell
from n Tree Personal News.
Alva Tompkins, a well-known resi
dent of the borough, was Instantly
killed In the Erie mine at about 8
o'clock yesterday morning. The unfor
tunate man had Just commenced work
and, seeing n piece of "buck" over
head which he deemed unsafe, was
barring It down when a large slab of
rock from behind fell upon him. IRs
fellow-niiner and tho two lnborera en
deavored to lift the rock from off his
body, but It was more than they could
do. They soon obtained other assist
ance nnd extricated him, but ho was
dead, death apparently having been In
stantaneous. He wns removed shortly
afterwards to his home on Hacon street,
which he had only left a short time
before In perfect health nnd In the
prime of manhood. The scene nt tho
home, where the weeping widow and
six children awaited the ambulance,
was most pathetic. Deceased was a
man highly respected and one the com
munity can 111 afford to lose. He was
thirty-eight years of age, and had been
a lesldent of this borough since 1878.
He Is survived by a widow and six
children, all of tender years. He Is nlso
survived by three brothers, Oeorge,
John nnd Sherman, and three sisters,
Mrs Howard Elmore, Mrs Stewart
nnd Mrs. Goodrich, of Olyphant. The
funeral will take place at 2 o'clock to
morrow n'fternoon. Seivkee In tho
First Baptist church. There will be a
special meeting of the members of
James Stuart council. No. 703, Junior
Order 1'nlted American Mechanics, at
7 o'clock this evening for the purpose
of making arrangements to attend the
funeral.
Daniel Mullallev, a joung man, re
siding on Second street, was quite
painfully Injured on the hand yester
day While engaged at his work In the
Erie collleiy he had occasion to use a
wrench and while doing so the wiench
slipped and the back of his hand struck
some cogs on a motor engine, bursting
a blood vein, which bled until the young
man wns almost exhausted. It was
some time before a doctor could bo
found. Dr. Manley, of Mnyfleld, suc
ceeded In stopping tho How of blood
Miss Claia Davis has icslgned her
position as cleik at C. D Winter &
Co 's stoie.
Edith, the little daughter nf Mr. and
Mrs. T. K. Giltllths, of Ninth Main
street, is quite sick.
A child of William Shaffer, of Third
stieet, fell fiom a tree yesteiday and
cut a deep nsh In his head, which had
to be stitched. He was attended by
Dr. I. S Giaves.
Mis. lllchaid Hi own, of the Dei ring
ton fiiim, Greenfield, Mrs. John Solo
mon and Miss Polly Solomon weie jes
teiday the guests of Mis. Frank D.
Secoi, of Dunmore.
A little child of, Mr. and Mis Will
Seymour, w ho has been quite sick for
the past few days, was somewhat Im
proved yestetday
Miss Ruth Trunn, of Wllkes-Haire,
Is visiting at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joseph Waters, of West Maylield
Goodrich's big one-ring clicus will be
In town todav and will give an after
noon and evening performance.
Mis. McChrone, of South Main street,
has lecelved a letter from her son, who
Is In the navy and Is now at Cape
Town, Africa. He expects to leturti
home about the end of next month
John T. Williams, who was Injured
by a fall of rock In the Delaware and
Hudson colliery on Tuesdav, Is slowly
lecovetlng, his Injuries not being so
seriops as at (list supposed.
Mr. Frank Depew, who has been icp
lesenting tho local camp at the state
convention of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America at Wllkes-Barre, returned
home last evening.
The membeis of Corporal Oscar C.
Smith camp, Sons of Veterans, who
have been camping at Lanesboio, ic
tuined home on Wednesday evening.
George Dltmore and Lewis Plzer, ac
companied by their Carbomlale lady
friends, attended a dance at Royal last
evening.
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"TO THROW GOOD MONEY AF
TER RAD will but Increase my pain.
If you have tin own away money for
medicines that did not cure, now be
gin taking Hood's Saisapaillla, the
medicine that never disappoints.
HOOD'S PILLS cure sick headache,
indigestion.
OLD FOUUE.
Charles Stewart, of Nichols. N. Y..
was the guest of his brother, T J.
Stewart, this week.
Mrs. Ij C Reed is visiting with
friends In Salem.
The Misses Georgle Evans and Ma
zette Edsall aie spending a few days
at Lake Winola.
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Funk were vis
itors to Scranton on Wednesday.
Miss Marlon Dyer, of Scranton, was
vlltlng friends In this place on Wed
nesday Mi nnd Mrs D C Reed gave a par
tv In honor of their son Clarence's
twenty-first birthday on Thursday
evening He received several veiy
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MUNYDlf S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
Hny Fever, Bron
chitis, Asthma
and alt Diseases
o! the Throat and
Lungs.
Clotidn of llrillrntcil Vapor r(i Inhaled
through th mouth nnd omitted from th noi
trlln. eleannlnit nnd taporlzln all the Inflamed
nnd 01eaned parts whleh cannot he reached hy
medicine taken Into the atomnch.
It reachet rVie unrc spot It heal the raw
tfacenItnoettathceittofdUcaieH act at
alKtlniaivltnntetn the uhnle tmter ifl.00 at
uruggMi ortcv' ti'imnll. Ii0$ Arch Nt., rhtla.
nice presents, among which was a gold
watch from his father.
Mrs. Lyman Hofflcker, of Jcrmyn, la
the guest or her sister, Mrs J. A.
Wood.
Tho address, which was to have
been delivered by a young Armenian
In tho Rilck church on Thursday even
ing, hns been postponed till Sundny
evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson nnd daugh
ter, Mrs W. II. Weller, of Avoca.eiicnt
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Tlnklcpnugh.
Mrs. Chapman nnd children, of Nw
aik. N. J., are visiting her brother,
Mr. John Gregory.
PITTSTON NEWS.
Tho Henry Grattnn Excursion A
Happy. Wedding and Some Local
News About the City, Which Wns
Deserted for tho Day.
The annual excursion of the Henry
Grattan club went to Like J1 rlel ves
teulay morning, and It Is nossible that
that resort never hell a litcer gath
ering, as the crowd that took advant
age of the opportunity to go with this
popular organization numbering ovet
three thousand souls nnd requiring
the best engines of the Erl & Wyom
ing company to cany Its living freight,
which comprised three sections. The
committees were admirably selectel
and they as well pel formed their du
ties, for there was not a hitch the en
tile day. The weather was at first
threatening but the sun dispelled the
clouds at intervals, making it an ideal
day in the wooded and well shade 1
spot. Theie was music and fun galoi",
and Celtic In Its character to a nice
ty. The Elite full orchestra engaged
the attention of the young people In
the laige dancing pavllllon, while
Dougherty, tho Irish piper from New
York tickled the risablllties of the old
er natives of the green isle, and the
way both the men and women danced
the old time leels and jigs carried them
back to the days of long ngo The at
ti actions1 weie located over the
giounds, the swings, meiiy-go-iounds
nnd the entiling waltz was In peipet
ual motion, w hllo refreshment stands
did a land ofllee business. On the lake
the sin face was fairlv dotted with
small craft, while tho man who came
out to envpty thnt body of the tinny
tribe is perhaps still at It for he was
the onlv Individual who "never came
back." At high noon the Tribune man
with tho piper was Invited by Oliver
Huike and family to sit down with
them to their Impiovised bn.iid and
what a spread Well. It was fit for the
gods, and seived by his helpmate
made the lepast all the moie appetiz
ing. The ecmslon was the biggest
kind of a success nnd the ie"Ult Is due
to John J. Hart. Mai tin How lev, M
Munley. James Langan. Oliver IJurke,
Edward Burke, T. J 'oi coram W. S
Callahan, John P. Boyle, Hon. M J.
Tlgue, Thomas Leonard and othets.
A r-EW PICNIC PARAGRAPHS.
"Wash" MoHnlennd Mis. James Mc
Nulty were the star dancers in the old
fashioned breakdown.
John Boyle nnd Will Callahan, "the
two orphans,' while out on the lake
were attacked with ea sickness.
A little son of Michael Mangan was
struck by a swing during the after
noon and had his arm broken.
Thomnj Irfonard and wife, with Miss
Katie Gotigh. of Arhlund. the latter a
guest and cousin of MrT Leonard,
with the leperter, enjiyed"a delight
ful luncheon during the nfteinoon.
On the second section cf the excur
sion last night a voung man was
struck In the face with a stick in the
hands of n young i.ical of many at
the Mnoslo station, while at Avoca tho
pavsenget s were serenaded with
gravel.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Vesterday at high noon the wedding
of John J. Judge and Miss Nellie Don
ovan was solemnized at the chapel at
Pali view by the Rev Father Hearst,
of St. Leo's parish, Ashley. Thomas
Flynn attenihd the groom, while Miss
Katie, the sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid A wedding feast was en
joyed nt the bride's home nfter the
ceremony, nnd in the afternoon the
young couple went down to the sea
shoie where they will spend their
honeymoon, and nfteiwarda rei-lde in
this city.
Miss Maine McLaughlin, of Maylltld,
returned to her home aftu1 a visit to
Miss Lucy Keating, of Tedilck road.
There was serious complaints yes
terday nbout the fccaicity of cars for
the Grattan excuislon. Thlity wtre
ordered, and only twenty furnished,
several of which were cabooses. Tho
giounds nre In n very unsanitary con
dition and tho stench fiom the out
buildings is something awful.
The scarcity of business in tho Cork
Lane court, owing to the large num
ber of Its residents spending their sum
mer viicutlop at the sea shore, has
compelled Roscoe Keating, who deals
out justice In that bailiwick to close up
shop and enjoy a little of that recrea
tion hlirfelf He Is now nt Asljury
Park, while his friend, Tony McCue,
has gone down to New York to be In-
tioduced to his friend, Dick Croker.
Deafness Cannot Bo Cured
by local applications, as thoy cannot
reach tho dUeabcd purtlon of tho car.
There Is onli one vvti) to cure deafness,
and that la by constitutional umedles'
Dcufness Is caiibed by an inllameU con.!
dltlon of tho mucous lining of the Kiu
tnchlan Tube When this tube gets in
flamed you havo a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when II Is entire,
ly closed diafness Is the result, and un
less the Inllammutlon can bo taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal con.
dltlan, hearing will ba destroyed forovtr.
nine cases out of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed
condition pf the mucous surfaces.
We will bIvq Olio Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by ca.
tarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall's Cu.
turrh Curo, Send for circulars, free.
P. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Fold by Druggists, 75e.
Hull's Tamlly PIIU aro the best.
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handsome Plaids. Special display of new solid colors in all wool cheviots.
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Standard indigo prints
special for Friday
Only ten yards to a custo
mer at the price quoted. Full
standard indigo prints of the
6c quality per yard
4c
Apron ginghams
Full standard 6c quality of
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams,
in large and small checks
only ten yards to a customer
per yard
4c
Big Value on Friday in
Laces and Swiss Embroideries
We offer at special sale
great lots.
. Lot 1 ioc quality of
from one to four inches wide
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from one to four inches wide real a
value from 6c to ioc a yard on djr
Friday 'Hf
Lot 2 Swiss and cambric Embroider
ies edging and insertion some as pra
much as five inches wide worth q
up to ioc a yard here on Friday. . Jr
A Big Hosiery Bargain
For Friday's Special Sale.
15c lisle finished hose at
pairs for tomorrow's sale.
ISC. Full seamless fast black, with
spliced heels. Positively the big
gest hosiery bargain in many a
day here on Friday
The new silk foot Black, with col
ored silk foot and narrow silk
stripe at the top the latest
fall novelty special during
this sale t
'A '4 '4 "A "A 'A 'A "A "A "A 'A 'A 'A 'A A 'A 'A A'A
DISTRICT CHIEFS
CAN BE REMOVED
(Concluded from I'.iro 5
had acquired the right to that stieet
fiom the Iackuunnna Iron and Coal
company; that tho city had no author
ity over the street, and that tho com
pany was pioeeedlnR with Its woik
solely under the authoilty acquired
fiom tho Lackawanna lion and Coal
company.
"Hut why this oidlnance?" inquired
Mr. Zizleman. "If the tlty haB no lights
theie. how can It give the company
the tight of way?"
"Yes," echoed Mr. Calpln, "why this
ordinance? I understand It was the
chairman who Intioduceil It."
"You are light," said Mr. Keller, "I
Introduced It I had icasons for lnt in
ducing it. but I do not care to make
those icnsona public, at least, not ut
this time."
President Keller called Messrs. Zlzle
man.and Calpln to the platform and
told them something in a whisper.
Whatever (t was, It beemed to satlsfjs'
their minds that there were good rea
sons for introducing the ordinance, for
they nodded assentlngly and a moment
later Joined with the others In referring
Mr. Calpln's resolution to the railway
committee.
All the members who participated in
the discussion fa voted the lajlng of
tho tracks. They were curious, how
ever, to understand how the mayor had
baited the work with a squad of police
and then ullowed It to proceed again.
oFrm of coMpnoMisu
City Solicitor Vosbuig transmitted
an offer of compromise In tho case of
the city against Swift and others re
garding jhe possession of tho alloy be
tween UrtcU and Forest court. it
came from C Comegyn, attorney for
tho defense, and war In substance that
If tho city will agree that u decreo
may be entered In favor of the defend-
For Nervous Exhaustion
thoro Is no romody equal to
Horsforri's Acid Phosphate
Genuine bears name Moriford't on wrapper,
Jl JllgiPwy W&iJwm$wMi&imWi
Scranton Store, 124-126
Great Friday sale of kitchen crash
Just i.oooyards for today no more and only
ten yards to a customer real value 5c
White onting flannel
For today's sale three thou
sand yards of a quality that
brings 5c ordinarily only 10
yards to a customer
per yard oC
Colored outing flannel
In light and dark effects
regular 8c quality here on
Friday only ten yards to a
customer per yard
5c
tomorrow two
Regular
10c
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Torchon
Laces
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'A 'A A A AA H 'A A A 'A V 'A 'A 'A A 'A 'A 'A
ants In the case In question, the Bieck
b"iis, who claim a tltl to a portion of
Breck court, will consider a pioposl
tlon to abandon thlr claim to the
land within the lines of Hreck court.
Theie being alieady one cross alley
from Ilteck to Forest couit, Mr. Com
egys says, there can be no public need
for another, while on the other hand
the city might be put to great Inron
vvnlenee and no little expense, should
the Tlreck heirs assert their claim to
a portion of Ibeck court. Tho matter
was icfeired to the Judiciary commit
tee. Two proposals were received for as
phalting Clay avenue, between Pine
and Myrtle streets. They were as fol
lows IJarber Asphalt Paving company
Paving, $2.23; curb, CO cents, circular
curb, $1.10, lesettlng old curb, 10
cents
Pennsvlvanla sphalt Paving com
panyPaving, $2.42; curb, 63 cents;
circular curb, PS cents; resetting curb,
12 cents.
Hoth proposals contemplate a ten
year guarantee as called for by the
ordinance. The check accompanying
the Pennsylvania company's bid was
drawn on tho Market Street National
bank of Philcdelphla, on oig of the
company's printed checks, anc( was
signed by ISdwfti McCoy, secretary and
treasurer.
A resolution was passed awarding
the contract to the Harber comrnny.
The report of tho public building
committee recommending tint the poor
tax collector bo permitted to continue
his qunrters In the city treasurer's
oflico. was received nnd tho recom
mendation adopted without a dissent
ing voice.
Mr. Phillips, for the special commit
tee, appointed to consider the remon
strance against tho removal of tho
watering trough from In front of N'o
27 schopl, recommended that the reso.
lutlon ordering tho trough removed,
be repealed, tho committee agreeing
with tho petitioners that tho trough
was well and conveniently located. A
resolution repealing tho removal res
olution was adopted.
Tun new Mi:Asunns.
New measures were lntro1u:et us
fc"nwf
Mr. 7i7ifcman (for M.. Jiul.-ki -A
resolution providing for th,o itrertlon
cf a fire hvdrant on tho coiner of
PU'.stPn avenue and Palm Meet.
Adopted,
15c
lisle
finish
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hose
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Wyoming: Avenue.
Friday bargains
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Shirting prints
Fortv f pieces for today's
sale standard shirting prints
prints of the five-cent kind
only ten yards to a cus-
tomer per yard oC
Bates' seersucker
One thousand remnants of
the 8c kind. Only ten yards
to a customer. On Friday
per yard
5c
Another Friday Sale of
Fancy Ribbon Remnants.
1000 remnants of No. 40 fancy
bontaffeta, satin and gros
grain in yard lengths value
up to 29L heie on Friday
per remnant
500 remnants of narrow plain
ribbon one and a half and two
yards to the prece here on Friday
per rerr .'vnt
Special Sale of Ladies
Fine Embroidered Hand'k'fs.
Two lots at just half price. More than
three hundred dozen all told. Greatest
choosing you ever had at prices like ours.
Real value of most of these is 2 sc scal
loped edge and fancy apron work effect
two prices
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Mr. Kelbr An ordinance fir as
ll'nltlng CostHlo court, beiwc-.i Vine
and Olive rl.it is. Hefe'r-"!
Mr. Wenzel An ordinance for flag
stone sidewalks on Hoblnson str.vt,
between Ninth and Jackso i str'is,
Chestnut stieet, between Iirkav. an l.i
avenue and Jackson streets, Lafayette
street, between Chestnut mil Main
streets; Price street, between Chestnut
and Main streets Retened.
Mr. Coleman An ordinance provid
ing for the lepavlng of Penn avenu j In
front of the John Coar propel tv. at
the Joint expense of the owner of tho
property and the city. Kefeirod.
Mr. Norton An oidlnance appropi
atlng $230 from the electric light sur
plus to the Improvement of the West
Mountain road. Iteferied.
The ordinance approprlmtlng park
receipts for park purposes passed
(list and second reading.
Ordinances permitlng tho Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Itallroad
company and the Dickson Manufactur
ing company to build a new road to the
Cliff works, providing for Bldewalks
In tho Fourteenth ward, providing for
an electric light on the corner of Lu
zerne and Eighth streets, passed third
reading.
TAYLOR NEWS,
A Delightful Reception Taylor Col
liery Commence Operation A Pret
ty Wedding Personal Ifows.
A reception was tendered Mr. Qeo
Iluckmun at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buckmnn of l'n
lon stret on Wednesday evening by
his many voting friends. The evening
was one of much pleasuie. At a late
hour a spread was laid for about
twenty. At tho conclusion of the fes
tivities tho guests departed for their
respective homes Those present were
Misses Kdlth and Gertrude Watklns,
Margaret Jones, Lizzie Owens, eJnnle
and Lillian Harris, Mamie Francis,
Miss Iluckmau and Misses May Sam
uels and Oenevlevo Davis of Hyde
Park, and Miss Thomas of Providence
fiml Messrs. T. Dowltt Edwards, Geo,
luckman, John Owens, Thomas A
Evans, Hugeno Iteese, Frank and Hert
Gpndall, Charles Monroo an4 Hdvvard
Rrr.
Invincible Comniandery No. 252,
Knights of Malta will meet In their
rooms In Heeso's hall j.l)s. evening,
Miss Mary Jones of the Archbald haw
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Dress ginghams
special for Friday
Regular 8c quality of dress
ginghams in about thirty dif
ferent patterns only 10 yards
to a customer at the price
per yard
4c
New robe pri
New line of patterns. The
same goods that you usually
pay 8 cents for here on Fri
dayonly ten yards to a cus
tomer per yard v
4c
Silk Rib
25c
Rem 'ants
at 12c
15c
Rem 'ants
at 5c
2
and fancy
25C
embroidered
Swiss
at
10c
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ny3c
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leturned home after a few months'
stay with lelatives In. Kingston.
Tavlor colliery of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western company
commenced operation jesterday nfter
a suspension of two weeks. Twenty
three new places were put In operation
1 nthe mints which will Increase tho
output considerably. To receive the
amount of coal mined It was found
necessary to make the chutes larger.
It Is stated since the above colliery has
been under he supeilntendency of Mr.
Montgomery the now foteman all
previous lecords have been broken In
the hoists.
A very pietty wedldng was solemn
ized nt the Sibley Tnlon chinch, Old
Foige on Wednesday evening. Tho
contracting patties were Miss Jessie.
Collum, an estimable young lady and
Ml. Henry S. Taylor. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor. Rev. II.
C. Stover and was attended by a large
number of friends of both parties. Tho
bride looked very attractive. At tho
conclusion of the ceremony tho newly
married couple returned to the bride's
home where a sumptuous wedding sup
per was served. They were the recip
ients of many costly and useful pres
ents Miss Lizzie Bowen of Hamptqn
street, Hyde Park, visited relatives
heie yesterday.
Taylor Camp No. 492, P. O. S. of A.,
will meet this evening In their rooms
on Main street.
Mrs Thomas Udwards of Hyde Park,
was the guest of relutives hero yes
terd.tv Misses Olwen and Jennie Howells of
Main street have i etui ned from a vis
it to Wllkes-Tlarre and Nantlcoke.
The Taylor teds would like to know
If the Olj pliant Ilrowns Intend o gve
a return game for tomorrow afternoon.
Answer In this evening's Times, E.
G. Watklns, Manager.
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