11
1i
CENT A WORD COLUMN
FOR RENT. Up-to-date bousc-9 rooms.
Furnace. aU modern Improvements. On
Eleventh 8t.-J. K. Richmond or Att'y Scarle
WR VflLX, HAVE a car ot Pennsylvania
Horses In Honesdale Saturday. Feb. 20. WOO.
Drivers and draft horses. C. A. Cortrlght &
8 m. H
HELP WANTED. All klnds-now. Address-Employment
Bureau, 15 Clements St..
Liberty. N.Y. Wt7
AUCTION SALE-Thursday. February 18.
at Braman's barn, rear of Allen House, at
one p. m. Fresh cows. Horses, Wagons,
Harness. Sleighs and any article you wish to
dlsposcof may be brought In for sale. Terms
made known on day of sale. BLAKE BROS.
SCHOOL TEACHERS If you have a few
hours each day that you can spare from your
work we will show you how to Increace you
earnings. Drawer 5 Honesdale Pa. r
WANTED In every Hamlet. Village, and
Township, encrget lc people who will use their
spare time for eood pay., ,
. Drawer 5. Honesdale, Pa, tf
I DO NOT CARE how bad the upholstery
n your furniture. I will make same as good
as new. Will repair furniture so that It Is as
strong as new. having learned my tradeln
strong as new. iiuviiik ra ira . "j
Germany. Perfect satisfaction Is guaranteed
by the Wayne Upholsterer. Theo. LIskcn, No.
83) Main street, Honesdale.
FARM of 100 acres. 20 cows and tools If de
sired. Easy drive tolloncsdale. Call at this
ottlce for Information. otl
HAIR MATTRESSES made over by the
Wayne County Upholsterer. Theo. Llsken.
630 Main street.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and Upholster
ed, and all kinds ot Cabinet Work, done
romptly and reasonably by Theo Llsken.
0 Main street. 722
FOR SALE. A Sawmill and Turbine
Wheel,, complete; also Gristmill and Tur
bine Wheel. Hoover Lumber Co., Wilkes
Barre, Pa. 7t4
AMOS WARD, Auctioneer. Ready to ac
commodate all comers. Bethany, Pa. 4eI10
FARM of 182 acres for sale. Good house, a
bam that will accommodate 40 cows, fihorscs
and 100 tons ot hay. Farm well watered.
New chicken house that will accommodate
200 chickens. Large silo. No better farm In
Wayne county. Situated one-half mile from
village. Inquire at The Citizen olllce.
FOR SALE Ray house. on East Extension
street. Large lot with sixty feet front. M.E.
Simons. 38eoItr
LOCAL MENTION.
The Oslek Tribe of Red Men will
celebrate Washington's Birthday on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 23d.
On the third page will be found an
other interesting chapter in the Wool vs.
Cotton controversy. It will repay pe
rusal. The following cases of ecatiet fever'
have been reported this week : George,
Fred, and JdhnBillard, of Cherry Ridge,
and Emma Bartron, of Fortenia.
Harry Deck has purchased all the
patents covering the Freeman coffee and
tea pot strainer, aud will" arrange to
manufacture them in large quantities.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Buel A. Smith, of WiriteitlaTe, and
Clara Tarbox, of ShermaInVySE
Stevens and Evelyn M. Moore, bf 'Qoulds
boro. The sale to be held by Blake Bros,
promises to be one of considerable mag
nitude, as they have consignment of
more goods than they can possibly dis
pose of.
The following program will be ren
dered at the Boot and Shoe Workers'
Concert, at the Lyric theatre on Friday
night next, Feb. IS);
Overture, "Playing the Ponies,"
Sonncr's Orchestra
Alto Solo, - - Miss Anna Inniss
"Won't You be My Honey Boy?"
Master Karle Wagner
Tango Duet,
Claude Chase and Miss L. Wihnore
"When the Moon Plays Peek-a-Boo,"
Miss Rose Donnelly
Ave Maria, - Miss Julia McGlaughlin
The Pirate, - - Frank Evans
Love Avails, - - Miss Cotilda Billard
The Sea is my Sweetheart, Edw'd Brown
To conclude with the laughable after
piece entitled "The Fellow that Looks
Like Me."
Mr. Lester Wallack Bodkins,
Eugene Regan
Mrs. Lester Wallack Bodkins,
Miss M. Cronin
Cupid, ... Duano Loin nun
The Polanderwith the unpronounce
able name, who labored under- the im
pression that he was the Emperor Francis
Joseph, of Austria, was taken to theDan
ville Insane asylum by Sheriff Braman
on Saturday.
Monday's New York World has a
picture of President-elect Taftand party
on an observation car atPanama., Major
Edwin Jadwin is among the party, the
Major having entertained the Taft party
while at Gatun.
The Main street 5-cent Moving Pic
ture theatre reopened on Saturday even
ing, after having been thoroughly reno
vated, and fitted throughout with the
most modern and approved appliances
for giving satisfactory- and safe exhibi
tionn. The auditorium has been con
siderably widened by the removal of the
shelving j the stage entirely rebuilt, and
a pretty proscenium arch added; the
rear end of the floor dropped to the level
of the cellar bottom, allowing two exit
doors to lead to tho open alrT through
passages under the stage ; the main aisle
neatly carpeted, and entirely now .opera
chairs, piano, and other furniture in
stalled throughout ; the entire glass front
of the building taken out, and a deep
vestibule constructed with double doors
on each side of the box office, arranged
to swing outwardly; and both the interior
and the'oxterlor of tho place made ex
ceedingly attractive by artistio painting,
papering and scores upon soores of tlec-
trio lights. The front present very
attractive!, appearance to passers-by, a
large ourjred sign announcing "Dream
larfd," which ' the jplaca has beenre
chrjitened, whll. aairiji ahondred'ih;
ptafe6efif lamps llgbtup tee vestibule.
-Read Cortright'a ad. In the cent-a-
word column if you want a horse.
Thomas Ooggins of Hawley, (who
was arraigned before JusticeJJof the
Peace J. H. Thompson, of thatplace,
on the charge of assault and batterypre-
ferred by his wife ; has been sent to the
county jail in default of $100 bail.
At a Bpccial meeting of the Knights
of Columbus, on Sunday, tho question
of buying or renting rooms was discussed,
and it was decided to lease the second
and third floors of the Gnlvhi building
on Main street, after a number of im
provements are made. Tho council will
occupy their new rooms about April 1st.
Ida M. Lambert tells in clever verse,
in last week's Deposit Courier, how
Kit," a pretty colt, was changed into
an unruly beast by the cruelty of her
first master, and when she fell into
the hands of an appreciative and kind
owner, re-developed her original gentle
disposition, and proved to be a treasure
hardly second to "Black Beauty."
Among others of her exploits, Kit is
credited with making the trip fromEqui-
nunk to Honesdale in three hours, and
the return journey in two and a half,
which was "going some" it must be ad
mitted.
The Lincoln Memorial services at
the Baptist church last Sunday night
were both enjoyable and profitable. The
Sunday school rendered an appropriate
program. Special features were the
singing by Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Clark,
and an inspiring address by F. P. Kim
ble, Esq.
Several persons were accepted into
membership at the Baptist church last
week. Meetings are being continued
every night this week : sermons by Mr.
Minch.
Rev. James Rainey, assisted by
Rev. Mr. Kellerman, of Scran ton, are
conducting a revival of wide reaching
effect, both at Aldenville and Clinton
Centre Baptist churches. Last Sunday
eighteen were baptized, and the meet
ings are being continued with success.
Horace G. Young, who with his wife
and daughter, Miss Daisy, are in Atlan
tic City, N. J., awaiting the result of an
operation performed on his sister, Mrs.
Joseph B. Dickson, at Roosevelt Hos
pital, New York city, on Wednesday
last, writes a Honesdale friend that the
patient is in a very critical condition,
and that he has grave apprehensions as
to the outcome. His othpr sister, .Mrs.
Alice Barnes, of Muskagee, Oklahoma,
herself in impaired health for some time,
was expected to arrive in New York
early this week, to be with Mrs. Dickson
through her trying ordeal. The anxious
family have the sympathy of many
Honesdale friends.
Houck &.Son, of Deposit, Ni. Y.r.
better known as Steeple Jacks, are in
town, placing the slate on Kreitner
Brothers new building on 10th street.
Evangelist and Mrs. Vangorder, of
Beach Lake, who have been doing good
work in Canada and upper New York
state, passed through Peckville on their
way home, and on Sunday of last week
occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church,
the former at the morning service and
the latter in the evening.
The Postmasters' Association of
Pennsylvania will tender a grand din
ner to Hon. Boies Penrose, chairman-of
the United States senate committee on
postoftices and postroads, and chairman
of the United States joint postal com
mission, to be held at the Hotel Bellevue
Stratford, Philadelphia, Pa., on Satur
day, March 20th. The distinguished
guests will include the incoming postmaster-general,
the four assistant postmasters-general,
and tho members and
secretary of the joint postal commission.
M. B. Allen, Honesdale's popular post
master, is named as one of the committee
of arrangements.
PERSONAL.
William Saddler, of Scranton, spent
Monday in town.
Miss Mae LaPoint is visiting friends
in Carbondale.
E. W. Gammell is spending a few
days in Newark, N. J.
Miss Helene Bishop spent Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. F. Bishop, of East Extension street.
Mri and Mrs. Thomas Walker and
Miss Anna Wallace, of Hawley, were
visitors in town, last week.
Mrs. John Murray, of Port Jervis, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Arnold Sluman left Saturday for a
few weeks' visit with relatives in Scran
ton and Philadelphia.
Lawrence Bried spent Sunday with
friends in Scranton.
-Jeffrey Freeman, of Scranton, is vis
iting Honesdale relatives.
i-Miss Monica Bracy spent Sunday
with Scranton friends.-,
Miss Florence Mason has returned to
her home in Scranton, after a few weeks'
visit with relatives here.
Miss Anna Brown was a visitor in
Carbondale, on Sunday.
Mrs. P.McKenna and daughter, Miss
Josephine, are visiting relatives at Read
ing,' Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Katz, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Lelne attended the funeral of Mrs.
N. Roos, of Scranton, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry H. Richards
ana' daughter. Natalie, have returned
home, after a few days' visit with their
Kin in wiiKcfl-sarre.
Miss Jessie Trieblo, of Nanticoke, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Wilson, of
15th street.
Miss Anna Connolly attended the
funeral of a relative in Scranton, last
week.
Thomas Garvcy, of tho local office
of the Pcnn'a Telephone Company, was
a visitor in Carbondale, on Sunday.
Daniel Monaghan has returned to
Honesdale, after a few days' visit at his
home in Scranton.
Thomas Charlesworth, of Carbon
dale, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward C. Charlesworth, of
Dyberry Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwemly, of
14th street, spent several days last week
in Scranton, as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis B. Landau.
Mrs. Wm. H. Hawken, who has
been suffering' with muscular rheuma
tism is .slowly on the gain under the
care of Miss Flcderbach, a trained nurse.
Hugo' Denhardt, of Milwaukee, is
the guest of his brother, Max Denhardt,
bf West street.
Miss Mary Donnelly, of Scranton,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Hones
dale relatives.
William Mathey, of Scranton, was a
visitor in town, over Sunday.
-Mrs. James Ward attended the fu
neral of a relative in Avoca, on Monday..
Mr. and Mrs. William Schoonover
have returned to their home in Scranton,
after a visit with relatives in Honesdale
and vicinity.
-Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Budd,
of the West Shore House, Beach Lake,
on Wednesday, February 10, 1009, a
daughter.
-The engagement, of 'MIbs Ada Ger
trude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
Goodnough', of Girdland, to Rolland B:
Moore, of Elizabeth, N. J., has been an
nounced. Mr. Moore is on the editorial
staff of the Elizabeth "Evening Times."
Mrs. H. S. Salmon and Bon, R- M.
Salmon, Esq., spent the first of the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Millspaugh,
of Port, Jervis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Knapp, of
West Eleventh street, spent Sunday .at
Green Ridge, with Mr. and Mrs. Edson
.H. Blandin.
Mrs. Charles Brady gave a ten on
Saturday afU-rnoon in honor of Miss
Harriet Rockwell, whose engagement
was announced to Edward Valentine, of
New York city.
Miss Tillie Grambs has returned to
Scranton, after spending a few weeks at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm. H.
Krantz, on North Main street. '
Miss Blanche Starnes, of Bethany,
left Monday for a two months visit' with'
relatives in Chicago.
Horace Lyons, of Olyphant, spent
several days this week at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Lyons,
of Park street.
Miss Marie McDermott was a visitor
in Hawley on Sunday.
Henry Quinlin has returned to Car
bondale after spending a few days in
town.
Miss Emma Collins, of Carbondale,
spent several days last week with rela
tives in Honesdale and vicinity.
William Neville, of Scranton, was a
business caller in town on Monday.
Mrs. Peter S. Barnes has returned
to her home in this place, after a few
days visit with relatives in Carbondale.
Fred. Schuerholz expects to leave
Saturday to enter Villanova College.
Miss Beatrice Havey was a visitor
in Scranton, Friday.
Miss Kate McCloskey, of Hawley,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. Havey, of
East Honesdale.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th,
Frank Chumard and Miss Rena F. Bas-
ley were united in marriage by Rev. J.
II. Boyce at the M. E. parsonage, Ham
linton, Pa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bond, who under
went a serious operation at the Mercy
Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, Ave weeks ago,
recovered sufficiently to be removed the
first of the week to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Spettigue, South
Washington street.
Mrs. George S. Spettigue, of Wilkes
Barre, is visiting Honesdale relatives.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MiBB Sarah O. Lovejoy, Dean of the
Department of Home Economics of htate
Colleee, Pa., will bo at tho Local Insti
tute, to bo held at, the High School, next
Saturday. MIbs Lovejoy will deliver an
address at 2 r. m., to which the public
is invited. This is a fine ppportunity to
earn what the State is doing for our
girls, in the way of teaching them to be
Home Makers. H. A. Oday.
MINISTERS AT THE LYRIC.
On Thursday eve, Feb. 18th, the Lyric
Theatre will be the scene of a-memorable
event, as Mr. Wm B. Gray the author
of the beautiful play, "The Volunteer
Organist, " has extended to the clergymen
of this city an invitation to attend the
performance as his guests. During the
church scene, the singing of the Masters
: Willie Gould and Milton White in con
Junction with the beautiful Liszt Organ
especially built for this production and
played in a masterly manner by a Vol
unteer Organist, transplants tho audience
into' the realms of the blest'.- "
Llacetn Day Exercise at the Hoaea
dale Hlh School.
Song 133, "Columbia, God Preserve
Thee Frcol" - - School
Recitation-!-' "Tribute to Lincoln"
Luclle Rowland
Essay "Lincoln as President,"
Will. Pethick
Recitation--"Old Glory",
Dorothy Shanley
Essay "Lincoln-Douglass Debate."
' Dorothy Richenbaker
Song "Old Glory," - Mixed Chorus
Recitation--1 'Lincoln's Individuality' '
Sumner Crosley
Recitation "Lincoln's Individuality, "
William Riefler
Jissay "Lincoln as a .Lawyer,"
Ralph
Brown
Essay "Lincoln's First Speech."
Edward Caufield
Song 293, "Flag of Our Union,"
School
Recitation"Take Keer of Yourself,"
Robert Dorin
Recitation"Abraham Lincoln,"
Lloyd Schuller
Recitation "Our Country's Flag,"
Nira Rehbein
Declamation "Second. Inaugural Ad
dress," ... Joe Jacobs
Song-''The Ship of State,"
Girls' Chorus
Recitation "Lincoln," - Isabel Rickert
Recitation "When Lincoln Died,"
Howard Hagaman
Recitation "Captain, Oh My Captain,"
Lillian Barberi
America, 293, ... School
There will be a sale of Fancy
Articles in the Reading Room of
the Presbyterian Chapel Friday
afternoou and ovening,Feb. 10.
FINANCES OF WAYNE GO.
Continued from 8th page.
By salary for 1908 J 700 00
dellv'e ballots, view brdgs, roads . its 62
toalance salary WOT 480 00
" expense account i..t .. 85 02
$ 1221 64
J K Hornbecli. Dr
To county orders received 1 1208 82
balance due Jan 4, 1001) 98 96
$ 1807 27
OK
By salary tor 1008 J 700 00
balance salary 1907 . 450 00
expense account 1908 98 96
balance expense acct 1907 EB 82
I 1307 27
Dr
959 40
21 81
John K Mandevllle,
To county orders received,
balance due Jnn 4, 1909. .
$ 978 24
OK
By salary forl9PS $ 700 00
balance salary 19"7 150 00
expense account 1908 71 84
.balance expense account 1907. ... 5(1 40
t 978 24
SHKKIFF'S ACCOUNT
DR
To county orders received. . . t 11TC 18
verdict fees received 12 no
balanco due Jan 4, m. . . 13 20
$ 1588 i)9
By balance due Jon 0, 1908. ... t
gashing for prisoners
.board " "
idockets, commitments, discharges
taking Ohas Dodge to Danville.
" Mrs 'J Morgan,'
f " J McKenzle, Huntingdon
" OF iJiutenschlager, pen'ty.
1 ' Barney Oalilo to pehiten'ry
" Domlnlck' Karle,
drawing Jurors and notices ... .
barber for prisoners
att'g criminal court sheriff 19 dys
' " deputy 17 "
2 quashed indictments. . . .
1 habeas corpus (Seeger) . .
lining Jury wheel
court proclamation, (terms .
reports on public charities for
April, July, October, December
soap, mops, brooms, palls, etc. . .
making sheets, pillow cases, etc
care of Jail, 1908
washing and mending clothes,
blankets unci beds . .
137 Hi
12 25
49!) 00
108 (10
41 .'XI
15 1X1
tt) 57
81 99
81 111
81 99
ICO 40
8 (15
67 00
51 (X)
2 50
1 110
!! m
10 tt)
40 00
20 (10
5 IX)
:io no
8.) 00
t 1583
CLAIMS IN FAVOIt OF COUNTY
Due from Florence Glosslnger error
89
in oruer nu nin
from It V MlllaerrorortlernoGilO
Tlios F Dunn " " " 6(11
S W Monnlum ' 6H.1
Jos O Denk " " ' 5N8
.1 WtlowDorwalte 690
N II IJppert error in sheep claim
Geo Ij Bates " In collec's acet
from Preston poor district 1K17 75
TTflwlnv
775
Cherry Illdgo " ,
Mt Pleasant ' .
Berlin
Palmyra
Honesdalo-Toxas
Salem
Dyberry
IIonesdalo-Texasoxpenso taking
Bauman to asylum ,
Wm Zenzen, commonwlth costs
N B Spencorovrpd emw costs "07
" " error in inlgo Faux cuso
M F Williams ovpd witness fees H1
495
779
1291
627
7K1
28
209
Collectors on dupllcnto 1902 !17
" 11104 14
' " I90fl 1
" 1907 251
" " 19(18 1891(1
dog fuud assessing dogs 1908 1117
stato trens bounty claims lwm
" " lire wardens oxp .. iX)7
county funds in bonds of treas. . 2:195
tSMKl 21)
CLAIMS AGAINST THIS COUNTY
T .T VnrpoH. contract Salem bridge S W, 00
JA.Harkness " Wlntcrdolo 1(1100
Male & Sandercock Indian Orchard bg 90 (X)
J K Hornbeck com balance ncct 1908 98 95
T O Madden " " " " 62
T K Mntiilnvlllo " ' 21 81
Wm Walters, witness fees 8 1)0
Tru Mltnhnll. " 1 00
Geo Fielding, " " 2 40
Wm Barklow, 2 4(1
HtnnlfiVHnormlct. 4 92
KLFrlsbie, " " 3 00
Catherine Kelgler. " " 8 00
Mario Kelglcr, "
Henry Kelgler, Jr, "
Chris Kciglor,
Walter Merwin, coronor's Jury. ...
8 00
00
a oo
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 50
1 00
1 60
Michael Brown.
James Nagle,
Daniel Gray, "
Thomas Brown, .
J Mulen, commonwealth costs....
N G Rldgeway,
nr .T ITnnlnn. 1 nent 1908 85 87
8 B Woodmansee, error in col's act 21 18
W F Brannlng, " 2 00
Wm Watts, note and Interest 1038 00
Mrs Elljoh Gray. " "t 60
Mrs Ohas Grossman 1914 25
Thomas GUI, 1084 60
Patrick McCarthy, 1289 00
Myra Hill, 12 8?
K S3 Ferguson. .lpaU 91
ii H Ferguson, 6ipa ea
W Ii Ferguson, '6108 83
Balance due sheriff for 1908 139 2fl
Estimated amount due collectors 8000 00
, Dai
$31284 St
.FINANCIAL STANDING OF COUNTY.
Total claims against county $81281 81
Balance against county.,... 2581 0B-I81SM 84
We, the undersigned Auditors. In and for
the county of Wayne, do certify that we met
at the Court House at Honesdole. Wayne
Co., Pa., oa Jan.'4, 190V. Have examined and
audited the foregoing accounts of t b e county
commissioners, sherltT. county treasurer,
coroner and district attorney ot Wayno Co.,
and And them correct a above presented.
Witness our hands at Honesdale the Cth
day of February, A, D 1909.
, A. W. LABBABM, ) ma
W.B.IiCaHxa, Auditors.
i M.J,MCAKBbJ.r- -
- II
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
SALE
The samples from the Boston and
New York city offices of the KATZ
UNDERWEAR CO., have arrived here
and arc placed on sale in our store.
worthy
Come and see for yourself and buy
Sanitary Made Muslin Underwear m an
ufactured in your own town. Sheeting,
muslin and long cloth.
KATZ
LYRIC THEATRE!
BEN, H. D'TTRICU, LESSEE Md MANAGER
THURSDAY CCD lO
Ninth Annual Tour of the
Beautiful Pastoral Drama
Cbc VOLUNTEER
ORGAN jST
By "WM. B. GJRAY.
With the World's Greatest Boy Soprano
and a Distinguished Cast of Players
Unanimously endorsed by the Pulpit,
Public and Press.
A New England Play of Intense Human
Interest, and one that will Live Forever
Pnces-25, 35, 50, 75, and $1
S" Heat Sule opens at the Box Olllce at
9 a. m Wednesday Feb. 17.
MARCH I, 1909.
CARLOAD
WILL ARRIVE!
Call and inspect them and get prices,
At BROWNS.
A PPKAISEMENTS.-Notice given is
aOWB Ol UlO IUHUW1HK huiiicu uacuc Hn umo
been filed In the Orphans Court ot Wayne
nn1 milt Ita npAaantaH fni1 flTinmVfll
. ..11.. .II 1 .lA.nnlg tiAWA
Aueust Wood, "Berlin : Personal.
John Behallcr, Texas : Personal.
Oscar Frlscb, lloncsdale: . .
Volt Wlldenstein, Mount Pleasant: Pers'l,
JohnCaln, Palmyra: Heal.
M. J. HANLAN, Cleric.
Honesdale, Feb. 15, 1909.
mRIAL LIST. Wayne Common Pleas.
X JUarchTerm, ;wu.
1. Bachman v, Denney.
2. Gregory v. Perkins.
3. Bears v. Cole et al.
4. CortrlKbt & Son v. Krle Kallroad Co.
6. Careyv.Kane.
6. Marshall v.TexaB Township,
7. Mullen v. Texas Township, .
8. Htevens v. Lowery.
9. jloblnson.v. Lowery.
10. Mlttany.Hunkele. , , ...
XC, Curran V. Cortrlght k Son. 4 '. .
12. Grlflln v. lUdgeway. ..k ' "
Doneaaie. Feb. u. vm. ' -h
i
- i
Every lady who has bought ou Unr
derwear endorses. them "Just Right
in Style. " Are not these endorsements
ot investigation v
During the White Goods Sale we of
fer above named goods at reduced
price. New spring goods arriving
daily. Don't miss seeing them.
BROS.
We have no Insurance against
panics, BUT-
We want to sell
Everv business man In Wayne
county a. good sized life or en
dowment policy tbat he may
use as collateral security for
borrowed money tldeyou over
tight places when sales are
poor and collections slow pos
sibly head off Insolvency. .
"We want to sell
Every farmcra policy that will
absolutely protect his family
and home.
We wont to sell
Every laborer and mechanic a
saving-policy that will be Im
possible for him to lapse or
lose.
If not Life Insurance
Letiiswrlto someof your FIRE
INSURANCE. Standard, re
liable companies only.
IT IS BETTER TO DO IT NOW, THAN
TO WAIT AND SAY "F"
HITTINGER & HAM,
General Agents.
WHITE MILLS, PA.
LYRIC THEATRE
BENI. H. DITTRICR, - - LESSEE AND MANAGER
FRIDAY EVE., FEB. 19
SHOEMAKERS'
FIFTH ANNUAL
CONCERTSBALL !
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
LOCAL 377
Boot and Shoe Workers' Union
CMUSIC BYay
SONNER'S ORCHESTRA.
PRflCES :
Lady end Gentleman, 50 cents.
Extra Lady, 15 cents.
COURT PHOCLAMATION. Whereas,
the Judge of the several Courts of
the County of Wayne has issued his precept
for holding a Court of Quarter Sessions, Oyer
and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery In
and for said County, at the Court House, to
becln on
MONDAY. MARCH 8.11KJ9
and to continue one week:
And dlrcctlne that a Grand Jury for the
Courts of Quarter Sessions and Oyer and
Terminer be summoned to meet on Monday,
March 1.1W at 2 p.m. t
Notice Is therefore hereby elven to the
Coroner and Justices of the Peace, and Con
stables of the County ot Wayne, that they be
then and there in their proper- persons, at
said Court House, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon of said 1st ot March 1809. with their
records, Inqulsltions.examlnatlons andpther
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain io be done, and those
who-are bound by recognizance or otherwise
to prosecute the prisoners who are or shall
be In the Jail of Wayne, County, be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall bo
Gl'vcn under my hand, at Honesdale, this
Uth day of February, 1600, and In the 133d
Sear of the Independence ot the United
tates.
M. LEE BRAMAN, Sheriff.
Thet-e will be a sale, bf Fancy
Articles in the Reading Room of
the Presbyterian Ohapel, Friday
afternoon and evening, Feb. 19.
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