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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
JERMYN AND THERsasoUTs.
Death Of George Kdm monds-other Notes
Of General Intereet

OF General Interest,
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
JERMYN, Pa. March 90. - James
Evans, of Fourth street, has typhoid
pneumonia.
The employees of tho Egerton Coal
company received their monthly pay
yesterday.
We are ruiued, not by what we really
want, but by what we think we do;
never go abroad in search OF your
wants If they he real wants, they will
come home in search OF You, for he that
buys what he does not want will soon
want what he cannot buy
Mrs Singer, OF Cdrbondale, spent
Wednesday at the home Of Mira, Conner
DRvis
George Harvey has been nut in
charge Of the Ontario and Western
crossing near River street
Hattie Nichols ia spending some
weeks with Mrs. William Bray in
Beach Pond, Wayne county.
Mrs. William Rawling, Of Third
street, is ILL.,
The entertainment last evening under
the auspices Of the Ladies' OF the Meth
odist church was a success, both socially
and financially.
At the formal opening Of the Repub-
lican club rooms Monday evening, it is
hoped that all who contemplate join.
ing will do 40 at that time
Henry Dunlap or Tompknsville, and
P. f. Gillgallon, of Fort Wayne. Ind,
were Jermyn uisitors yesterday.
George Edmonds, sr, who was
stricken with paralysis Sunday after.
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NICHOLSON NEWS NUGGETS.
An Interesting Budget of Current Top
los Brightly Diohsd Up

An Interesting Budget of Current Top
los Brightly Diohsd Up.
Special to the Scranton Tribuas.
NICHOLSON, Pa, March %. AT the
meeting which was held by the branch
of the Republic Savings and Loan as
sociation on Wednesday evening. the
following officers were elected J, NJ.
Carpenter president; A. H. Moore,
vice president; E F. Johnson, secrs-
tary and treasurer; S. L. Tiffany, at
tornsy; appraisers committee Jacob
Bonno Leroy Bacon, and H. D. Tiffany;
directors, Nicholas Cooper, T. A. Col
win, Edwin Jaques. A meeting will
be held on the 2lst of each month un-
it should fall on Sunday then it will
be the day following
Two tramps were arrested here on
suspicion of having been concerned in
the robbery of the store at Lynn. a few
nights ago. The store was broken into
and $50 worth of goods we're stolen.
If fire should break out in some Of
the stores in town they would all 90,
because there is nothing to fight fire
with.
l. NJ. Harrison. of Scranton, was in
town on Thursday
The charter list Of the branch Of the
Republic Savings and Loan association
will be left open until April 1, and all
those that join the association between
now and April 1, will be charter mem
bsrs.
DR. H. N. Kelley made trip to AL
ford Thursday.
The Neal Dow entertainment was a
success.
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ALL ABOUT ARCHIBALD.
News of an Enterprising Town Written
Up for Hurried Perusal.
Special TO The Scranton Tribune.


Up for Hurried Perusal.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
ARCHIBALD, March 22-Miss Nellie
Kearney, of Main street. is visiting
friends in Scranton.
The now board of health met on
Wednesday evening, All the members
were present, but il was decided to de-
fer organization until a meeting to be
held next week
The Ladies Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church met at the resi- idence
of Mrs James NJ Eaton on Wednesday
afternoon. Aside from the installation
of officers for the ensuing term. there
was little business Of Importance trans.
acted.
The Orphans qunrtetts and Miss
Lizzie White will participats in an
entertainment in Jermyn on Tuesday
evening next.
There will be no work in the Ray
moud Coal coInpany's works during
the remainder of tho week. The com
panv is about to put in new rollers and
double screens. These screens will do
away with the shakers" that have
been in use ut the breaker for some
time past.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
held in the Welsh church on the Ridge
on Monday evening. The attendance
was very large and the treasury of the
church, for which the entertainment
was designed, will be substantially
benefited Tue programme was nd-
miraOly interpreted aud each psrtici-
pant was received with well meritod
approval. Everyone was delighted
with it, Following is the programmes:
Gospel hymn, choir address, Mr.. Brun.
dagp, PeckVitle; recitation, Miss Eliza
Williams; song, Miss McElroy, Winton;
recitation, Miss selma Cooper; song,
William Randall; song, Miss Mag
gie Evans; recitation, Miss $.
A. jenkins; solo, David Haigh;
recitation, John jenkins; song, Seth
Randall; recitation, Miss Agnes Will
Jams sons. Miss Selma Cooper; dia-
logup, David Haigh and Miss Hannah
Williams. Part SsOond-Recitatio
Miss Maggie Evans; address,. Mr. Mat
thews, of Jermyn; song, Seth Randall
recitation, John Jenkins; duet, Rich
ard sisters; recitation, Miss Annie
Mute: solo, Will Watkins, Psckville;
recitation. Miss Mary Duffy, Archibald,
dialogue, Thomas Pros5er and Seth
Randall; song, John Cousins: harmon.
lea solo, Eddie Rsddie; recta-
tion, Miss Selma Cooper; selection,
Quartette ;jialogus, Thomas Prosser and
party; solo, Will Watkins, Peckville;
The conductors of ths entertainment
are especially thankful to Misses Duffy,
of Archibald, and McElroy, of Winson,
and Mr.. Watkins, of Peckville, whose
excellent rendition Of their selections
added much to the pleasure OF the
audience, and whose kindness In par.
ticipating entities them to the thanks
of the congregation. E A. Jones was
chairman of the entertainment.
Father Ward, o. P, will preach at
the services in st. Thomas church this
evening
Miss Nollie Vail, of South Main
street. has returned from brief visit
with friends in Scranton.
Rev, John J. Feeley. OF Williams
port, conducted Lentsn devotions in
St. Thomas church on Wednesday
evening His sermon, which was pro-
foundly interesting, was listened to by
| a large audience.
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EVoca ScRiNILLATIoNS.
Flashes Of News Of Interest to Readers
Near tho County Line.

Near tho County Line.
Specialize the Scranton Tribune
AvoCA, Pa, March 22.-Misses Norah
and Cylia McGlynn visited friends in
Mill Creek today.
Cards are out announcing the mar -
riage of Thomas Walsh, of this place,
and Il Miss Mcdonald, of Dunmore, to
take place at the latter place Tuesday,
March 81
Misses b. O'Brien and Mary Ward
and Mrs. NJ. F. OBrieu vera in Scran.
ton today.
Miss Alice Norahan was q visitor to
Scranton today.
Rev. ]. J. McCabe spent today in
Carbondale.
Mrs James Alexander and Miss
Belle Morton made trip to Scranton
today
Miss Katie Gill, of PittsLon, visited
Miss Ella O'Malley yesterday.
Mrs. William Van Tassel, of New
York city, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James McKane.
The Ladies aid of the Primitive
Methodist church will hold social at
the home of Mrs. +. f. Dommermuth
on Monday evening. March 26
Thomas Cox. of the West Side. has
moved his family to Vandling.
T, j. McAndrew has purchased the
Hendrick property on Main street
The local board of trade will hold n
special meeting at the store of j. H.
Anderson at s o'clock.
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HoNEsDALe H&PPEaINGs.
Live N1ws Notss from tho Base Of Irv-
ing Cliff

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
HoNEsDALE, Pa, March % -Eiwin
Twitmyer, Lafayette: Augustus
Thompfon and George Weston, Yale,
and Ell. Burns, Columbia, are home
for their Easter vacation.
Gus Henssl, of H4wloy, rode into
Honesdalo on his wheel this afternoon.
Two persons we're knocked down by
bicycle riders on our streets this morn
ing. One, an elderly gentlem IN, WAS
quite badly shaken up.
William W. Ham is visiting his
brother Mt Scranton
A noisy skimnington, about 100
strong, ssrensdsd tho newly married
couple Of yesterday at their homo in
Traceyville last night
Miss Lizzie zimmerman, of Carbon.
dale, is visiting friends in town.
Harry B. Muir Is seriously i'll at his
home on Gravity heights.
Ground was broken today for the
erection Of = frame dwelling for Lso.
poId Hahn near Fosters planning mill
ut Seeleyville
Howard Rsitnausr left this after
noon for short tri p in the valley.
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PIONEER CITY NEWS.
caibondale Current Topics Carefully Re-
ported for Live Raaders.

ppANtu AOI A1lNe kNfhupIbs
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
CARBoNDALE, Pa, March 22.-To ac-
commodate the subscriber OF THE
TRIBUNE in this section the art portfo-
lios Our Country can be secured at
THE TRlBUNEs headquarters at Shan
mons music and news rooms on North
Main street. A supply has been for.
warded and Nos. l. 3, 3. 4 and s can
be secuaed without dslay. These port.
folios are gems Of the photographer q
art, and all subscribers of The TRIB-
UNE should cut out their coupons daily.
Clarence Rogers. Of Dundsif, was
among the visitors in this city today
Rev. Jonn Quinn, OF Amsterdam,
N. Y, is the guest OF friends in this
city.
David Wolcott has returned to this
city after several months stay in
Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Woodward, of Corning,
n. Y is the guest OF her sister, Mrs,
j. }. Rsgeluth, of Salem avenue.
Mrs. S. S. Hards, of Salem avenue,
spent today with Peckville frisnds
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Northern Suburb Of the Electric City
Graphically Written Up.
Spscial to The Scranton Tribune.


SpscidI 10 The Scranton Tribune.
PRICEBURG, Pa, March 9.-The open.
ing exercises Of the new school house
has been postponed for certain reasons.
Notice will be given in this column in
due time regarding this matter.
Constable Richard Barron made a
business trip to Blakely poor farm on
Tuesday.
Mike Heffers. yardmaster Of the Rich
mond breaker, is on "a vacation.
The Young Mems institute, Of this
place. are preparing to hold q grand
entertainment.
A base ball club is being organized
in town.
The work on the new German church
has commenced.
The ladies Of the altar society, Of ST.
Thomas church. will make the Easter
services more impressive by decorating
the interior of that sacred ediiice
lsadore Jones. of Halstead avenue,
gave party to her young friends the
other evening.
Thomas Byron, Of Wilkes. Barre,
called on friends in town on Wednes.
day.
John Murphy. sr., ia living seriously
i'll at the home OF his daughter on Dick
son fats.
Storrs' mines will only work one day
next week. This week they will work
two
The Republican club of this place
meets every Monday night in the Csn.
tral hall. There are 105 mombers at
present. The olicsrs for the ensuing
term are Thomas Peach, president; c.
ID. Snyder, yico president; secretary,
George White; assistant secretary,
William Sonmers; treasurer. John G..
Miller
Samuel Baker is erecting a substan
tial picket fence on his property.
I. W. Lotus, of Olyphant, circu-
lated among friends in town during
the week.
Patrick J. Mulaliy has announced
himself as candidate for sheriff.
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KEYSTONE ACADEMY NOTES.
Movements Of the Jolly Students chron-
icled with Care.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
FACToRYvILLE, March % The mea-
sles have abated and those who were
indispossd are again able to resume
their work.
Ralph White, of Justus, called on
friends here on Tuesday.
Professor f L SOuthworth is organ
iziug d vocal class with a view Of Civ
ing a concert at the close of the present
quarter.
The prize readings which were to
take place on April 7, have been post
poned for two week, on account of the
measles.
An interesting session Of Phi Nh was
held on Friday evening The principal
topic Of the evening was the discussion
Of "Disloyal Secret Otths". The so
ciety voted to hold the fourth annual
banquet on Nav %, and to BE- given in
honor Of the principal, F. NJ. Loomis.
The mock trial which was given on
March TO- was interesting and instruc-
tive throughout Court opened for the
evening session at o'clock W. NJ,
Denison and F. f. Scott represented
the commonwealth. and r. U. Cap.
we'll and b. f Thomas the defense.
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FATAL neglect is little short OF suicide.
The consequences OF a neglected cold are
too well known to need repeating DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures a cough
promptly, Sold by all dealers on guar
antee of satisfaction. -
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SHOOTING AFFRAY AT RvocA
James Calvsy Receives Bullet Wound
in Hia Neck
!Srecial 10 The Scranion Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
AvoCA, Pa, March % A shoot
ing ntfray took place ut the homo
of Charles Hanson last night
about 3 o'clock, which near
ly resulted in the death of James Cal-
vey. Calvsy went into the Hanson
house aud became engaged in a quarrel
with Mr.. Hanson The latter's son,
John. who was asleep on the second
floor, heard his fathers cry for help.
and coming to his aid found Calvey
and his father on the floor.
He fired the revolver which he was
carrying and, just as he shot, CIlvey
raised his head, the bullet going
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noon. died yesterday morning. Mr..
Edmonds was we'll known in this vi.
cinity, having lived here many years.
and on account of his quiet dispo'ition
was well liked by all. A large family
10 left to mourn his loss
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through his neck, between the wind
pipe and the jugular vein.
Hanson, who is about 1S years. was
arrested but was afterwards released.
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Statement Feb. 2S, 1894. called for by
the Com ptrOller of the Currency
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
So, 2O2, $3.50. 60
WILLIAM CONEELL, President
GEO. II. CATLIN Vice. President.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
DIRECTORS

william Connoll, George II. CAtlin
Alfred Hand james Archibald, Henry
Bolln, Jr, William T. Smith, Luther
Keller
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against deception.l
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DR.. E. Grewer

IHV PTIIdUBIplId SPECIALIST,
And his associated staff Of English and Ger.
man Physicians, are now pernanentiv located
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-27
Lower Pine Creek.

The political burlesque now being re-
hearsed in the senate of the United
States is mockery of the will Of the
people. Daily within its precincts the
solemn pledges of the democratic plat
form and the sacred covenants of the
constitution are violated.
A majority OF senators sacrifice their
good names to self-interest and aggrand-
izement. The sugar planters of Louisi-
ana are dealt crushing blow by the re-
peal Of the bounty clause, while the re-
tineres and products of the trusts are
protected and permitted to rob the peo-
pie of 20 millions annually for another
decade.
Every other measure for the benefit of
the masses Except woody is altered or
obliterated till it retains but semblanee
OF its former self. 1t is another argu-
ment in favor of their being elected by a
direct vote OF the people The people of
this country owe no allegiance to a
pseudo aristocracy, nor will any system
OF feudalism be tolerated for protracted
length OF time. The handwriting on the
wall can plainly be read in the numer-
ous dissentions from both parties, by
the increased creation of mmgwumps,
extremists and machine politicians, by
the populr clamcr for the publication
Of politicssand lastly by the universal
demand that the upper House be abol-
ished. Meanwhile the liveried lackey
escorts the proud magnate to the portals
of his villa and at the same time shy
locks clammy claws clutch the farmers
throat. NoNPARIEL.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-27
A Man Found Dead.

Thursday evening Geo. Moore came to
town and reported that dead man was
lying in the road near the school house,
not far from Nick Andresen's place,
about ten miles east OF Condor. The
mans face had turned black and he was
almost unrecognizable, but Mr.. Moore
thought it was the body Of Bob Friend,
an old man about 80 years of age, who
has been herding sheep in this country
for many years.
Mr. Friend was in town Wednesday,
having come from Fred Monroe's sheep
camp in Ferry canyon, and in the even
ing started to walk to Lost Valley, where
he intended to work with sheep. Mr..
Moore says that close TO where the body
was lying were foot marks showing
where the man first leaned up against
post, and then toppled over into the
road. When Mr.. Friend left town
Wednesday evening he was perfectly
sober, and there are various conjectures
as to the probable cause OF his death,
some believing that he was struck by
lightning and others that he died OF
heart disease.
Tom Johnson and Justice Clark left
town at once, through drenching rain
storm, to take charge OF the body with a
view to holding an inquest. Up to the
hour Of going to press this morning they
have not vet returned, and we have not
learned the particulars.
Later Messrs. Johnson and Clark re-
turned at 10 O'Clock this morning and
report that it is the body of Bob Friend.
jury was summoned last night and
their verdict was that he came to his
death from natural causes, there being
no indication that violence had been
used.
The body will be brought to town to-
day and buried tomorrow in the ceme-
terry. He rode from town as far as E, A.
Mays place and walked from there to
where his body was found 1t is proba-
bic that he died the fore part Of Wednes-
day night His watch did not stop un-
TIL O'Clock next morning. Deceased
has no family or relatives il this state,
that we know Of, and we have not learn
ed where he formerly came from,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-27
Notice To Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
quarterly examination Of candidates for
teachers certificates for Gillian county
will be held at Condor, commencing on
Wednesday, May O. 1924, at o'clock p.
m. Applications for state certificates
and state and life diplomas should be
made at the same time.
Dated at Mayville, Oregon, this 25th
day of April, 1894 l.. PARKER,
Co. School SUIT,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-04-27
THE COND0N GLOBE.
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription TO the GLOBE is 81 20,
II paid in advance. Ifnot paid IN advance, 81
VIII be charged. A blue pencil mark around
this notice indicates that your subscription ex-
pircs with this Issne. Please renew promptly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15

Arcola. H.. for selling liquor without
a license.
Several wagon loads Of gambling
house furniture. captured ut M'i,lcie'
Ind. in a police raid, was burned by
the police.
In a quarrel IN saloon at Peoria,
George Mcdonald shot and fatally III
iurcl Joseph Spotwood. Both are col
ored.
John i. Hilcr. who was conFlc'eo oi
bicamy in Bloomington, was taken 10
the Joliet peniteulary, where ne VIII
remain year.
The body of a man with his skuii
crushed was found hanging to the nliip
of tree near Okean, Ark. lie was ui-
doubtedly murdered.
The shortage of c. r. McCloy, the
missing bookkecper and collection agent
of the Second National Bank OF bay
City. Mich, is placed at $3.50.
Albert Kreiee. 33 years old, shot hi"-
self at Menominee, Mich. and then
Jumped into the river and was drown
ed. Illness drove him 10 suicide
BENJAMIN W. Thornhill. secretary OF
the New Era Building and Loan asso-
ciaton of st. Louis. surrendered nm
self to the police voluntarily confessing
himself to be short $4,000.
Three poaching crab vessels were
captured 10y "A Maryland police boat.
Several hundred shots We're exchanged,
one of the poaching vessels being rid
died with bullets.
I he New York police think they have
in their custody the man who on the
night of Memorial day strangled Min
ME Weldt The name of the prisoner
is Paul .lacobi.
Henry Scott. colored. of Rock Island,
Ill. met his wife. with whom he had
been quarreling all day and stabhed
her. infiicting 4 dozen wounds, from
which she will die Scott escaped.
Andy Johnson, the Pineville terror"
has killed his last man, having been
shot and instantly killed at Pineville,
Ky. where he was a policeman.
dance was given at Pineville, and John
son and jim Horn quarreled over wo.
man. Both used their guns and both
died instantly.
Perry Cox shot and dangerously
wounded William Goodnight in court
room at Upton. Ind. Mr.. Ccx'S daugh-
ter had sued Goodnight for SANDER. and
the latter. while on the witness stand.
made some statements injurious to the
girls reputation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
From Foreign Shores.

Prince Bismarck is suffering from
neuralgia. but is able 10 ride out daily
The upper house Of the Aust,al
reichsrath has adopted the commercial
convention with Russia
Mr.. Gladstone's eyesight is improving
steadily. and he is now able TO discern
small objects with the aid ef glasses
Insurgents in Corea have achieved
Il considerable amount Of sue. .Ss and
are now threatening to attack Seoul.
the capital
The French schooner Jacmel was
burned at sea. Her crew. with the ex-
ception Of the second mate, was res
cued by the steamship Donau.
Mum. Royer d Co. Quebec dry
goods agents, have assigned Liahil-
tiles, $4,000. Frechon 4 Co. church
ornaments. Montreal. have also assign
cd. Liabilities, $4,000.
The London Times saws that Prince
Lsterhazy. acting for the Austrian gov
ernment, has arranged TO buy the colt
Matchbox at the close of the season
Tor the Austrian imperial stud
At Vancouver B. c.. owing to floods.
the Canadian Pacific railroad has ston-
ped selling tickets. all trains being can
celed Yesterday passengers were
brought down by steam II from Yale to
Westminster thence by electric cars
To Vancouver
The shortage Of The deposed manager
of the Banco Provincial Of Ruebos
Ayres. Mariana Marenco. it is now
charged. will exceed $1,000. 600 in cur
fency. Marenco has disappeared. and
there are rumors that he has commit.
TED suicide, but these reports arc I'M
confirmed.