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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
Thrown From Buggy and Injured.

Sunday afternoon Messrs. Harry RHbstein and l. Rubstein, the mer-. chants doing business on Main street, next door to Broadway saloon, ac- companied by little Hazel Aubraugh. went driving. On West Barraque street the shaft got loose, frightened the horse and caused it to run away. The buggy was overturned and the ! occupants were thrown with great force to the ground. AIr. Harry Rub- stein was severely cut aud bruised, and he is yet confined to his bed on account of his injuries The others escaped with only slight bruises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
 Picturesque America.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Dee. 9

PINE BLUFF, Ark. Dee. p, '94. To j. ". Adams, Editor Pine Blun Graphic; Dear Sir:-It affords me much pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of the concluding number of Pictur- esque America. This is certainly a magnificent work. The steel plate frontispieces are, alone, worth much more than the price of the entire set, while the wood cuts are all fine. The descriptions of 'sour country are very vivid, and set forth with utmost fullness the wonders and sights of our native land. The work is a val table acquisition to any library. I hope many will avail themselves Of this opportunity of obtaining these beautiful volumes. Yours truly,
 J. M. ANDERSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
AN EXPLOSION IN CHICAGO.
Sewer Gas Explodes and Fatally Injures
 Several Men

CHIcAGo. Dee. 24.-[Special].- ID. McFlanigan, Edward Sullivan and Costello, city employees, were injured by an explosion of gas in sewer to- day in front of the Board of Trade building. The men had entered a manhole when the flame from a match caused an explosion which hurled the men ten feet above the level of the street. Sullivan wasfatai- ly injured, but the others will re cover
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-[special T. Samuel c. Seeley, a formerclerk of the Shoe and Leather Bank, who helped Lawyer Baker to rob that institn- tion of $35, 400, was sentenced this afternoon by Judge Benedict in the United States court to eight years in the Kings county penitentiary. When sentence was passed, Seeley said: That's long time. but am guilty and ready to take my punishment. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
The Effects of Brookhin on Him.
ORLANDO, Ark. Dec. 24. IS

ORLANDO, Ark, Dec. 24. 1S94 To MT. Art Mullens, Pine Bluff, Ark. Dear Art: You are a philosopher, an oracle, physician, whose pre- scription is healing balm I am going to pray for you often.
 ". T. HOLLIS. The cause of the above letter is the fact that Mr. Mullens, of the Hotel Trulock Bar. presented his old friend, Mr. Hollis, with a novel flask filled with the celebrated q Brookhill 7 whiskey, for which he is the agent in this city. "Brookhill" pleases every one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
WASHINGTON NEWS.
SECRETARY CARLISLE REoRCANtZES SUPERVISING ARCHITECTS OFFICE.
Samuel c. seIy. the Bank Clerk Sentenced to the Penirentiary By Judge Benedict.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 24.-[Speeial]- Secretary Carlisle today issued an or der recognizing the supervising architects office of the Treasury de- partment. This action was taken to separate the technical work of the office from that of the executive branch, and is a direct outcome of the conflict between Secretary Car lisle and the late Supervising Archi- tect O'Rourke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
KILLED WHILE RIOTING.
Two Negroes, Instead Of Seven, Pass in
 Their Checks for Rioting.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. s24.-Special]- Adyices from Brooks county today are to the effect that only two negroes were killed in the Brooks county rioting yesterday, instead of seven, as at first reported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
Splendid Music.

This morning at lo:so o'clock those attending divine services at St. Jo- seph's Catholic church will have an opportunity of hearing the finest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25

Mrs. J. k. Sherwood and charming daughter, Jessie. of Chicago, are the guests of their relatives, Capt. and Mrs. w. J. Galbraith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
NEW YORK SENSATION.
Hetty Green Discloses Plot to XIII
 Her.

NEW YORK, Dec, 24.-(SpeciaD- Hetty Green, the richest woman i'll America, who owns railways in Texas today discloses Il sensational plot to take her life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
 A BANQUET.
GIVEN BY MEssRs. MORRIS PHILLIPS
 AND SAM KATzENsTElN,

uo Their oo.haborers of the Great Red
 store.-The Managers Remembered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25

pr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Worlds Feir Highest Award.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-25
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 EOR YOUR~ Dn. Goods, .NodonS Hosiery UndeTweaI, Shoes, Hats Clothing, Etc $lOO with US Goes as far as $E5 Elsewhere

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, 1894-08-16
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5Qr6iQO E(eiOerfOfe-
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, 1894-08-16
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
HkWIlEToN LIENS.
sundry New Notes from Lively Neigh,
boring village

SysciI' 10 r- Scranton Trihua-
HMmlSroS, Pa, April 30 The Ep-
worth league on sunday evening was
in the hands Of Mrs G. NJ Loriug
Quite a number were present and
among them several from ont ol town.
Miss Jennie Bigelow, OF Niagara.
Pa, is spending the week with her
sister Misc Clara BIgelow Of the East
Side
Mrs. J n Nicholson. returned 20
her home at Kingston Saturday, after
an extended visit Ia this vicinity
II A. Ward, OF Scranton, was In
town Frl9ay evening
II. +. Nicholson. Of La Anna, Pike
county, having purchased the hotel
property. Mr. Hamlintou ID preparing
to move into the house recently vacated
by DR.. Stevens
Clarence Bigslow. Of Providence
spent Sunday In town.
G. w Smous d Son, Of this place.
last week placed on their line between
their Office and the depot at Ariel two
telephones Of tho V. X. b pattern, and
they are at present giving perfect salts
faction. This places Hamlinton on au
equal footing with tho towns having
telegraph offices, as messages eau b,
sent and received vs. we'll here ns at
Ariel 1t has been rumored that Hol-
listerville and Sterling were TO put uI
lines to connect with this one, but moth
ing has yet been done Simons d Slr
! have the sale OF these phones for Wayu,
and the neighboring counties
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
olYPnaNT WHISPERS.
Little Locals Concerning Live Town
and Its Residents.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
OLYPHANT, Pa, April 30-Mrs. Al
exander Roberts and son, Harry, Of
Carbondale are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Watts, on the West Side.
Miss Mary Brobson. of Scranton,
spent Sunday with Miss Mary A. Car
biue on SusQuehanna street.
Mrs. George Wescott, CT Green
Ridge, visited friends in town today.
Levi Patterson, of Carbondale, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
The Adonis Dramatic club will give
the first presentation of famous melo-
drama, "The Lost Nine" mt Father
Mathew opera house, Monday, May 7.
Harry Wright, U. S Winicott and
Frank Orchard, of Carbondale, were
visitors in town on Sunday.
Miss Jennie Ferguson WAS visitor
in the Electric City today
Miss Alice Sweeny. of Archibald, Wis
tied her cousin, j. w. Sweeny, on
LackawauuR street yesterday.
The grand sacred cRntata entitled
"BalshazzlrS Feast will be produced
at Father Mathew Opera house on
May S.
Y. j. Coleman, Of Mahanoy City, is
the guest Of friends on Delaware street.
w. +. Burke, Of Providence, was
caller IN town on Saturday evening
Mrs. John Brent, of Wilkes-B are,
Vas the guest o.! Mrs. William Mason,
on the West Side yesterday.
Mrs s j Matthews was a visitor at
Scranton over Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
tho home of Mrs Il Mason on We'd
nesdpv afternoon.
j. Y. Kennedy OF Scranton, WAS
caller IN town yesterday.
The Young Mems Christian union
has decided not to hold any more sun
day devotional meetings for the pres
emit
DR.. J. J. Walsh, OF South Scranton,
was caller IN town today.
Mise Minnie Mason, OF tho West
Side, WAS vlsitor at North Scranton
yesterday
\ very interesting phonograph con
cert was given in the Congregational
church by Professor Boyer. OF L.hlgl-
ton. before a large audience,
A'F ~. AA'tIilN.fN ttaAAN - ANNAAA'Hn - y
| 20 Scranton tolly
Miss Mary OBrieu spent the Sabbath
| 10 scranton
$ swingle, OF North Scranton, cirou.
lated among friends ln town yesterday
A large number OF the Young people
spent the day In the woods IN search Of
trailing arbutns.
| The Ancient order 0f HlherliguE
will give picnic at Miles grove on
! June E.
The Evans building on Lackswauna
street Is nearing completion aud will
be- ready Tor occupancy by the latter
! part OF the week
J. J. OMil,-y. Of Chrbonlale. spent
the past week I1 town
Miss May McNicol was the guest OF
Ms Fenuer, AZ Scranton. over sunday
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
TEASE TAYLOR TOPICS.
News Of Ia,er'at 20 hs Inhabitants Of a
Lively Borough

Special 10 the AcuufoH Tribune
TAYLOR Pa. April 80. Mr., Barnes
and Miss S.eloV, Of Hyde Park, visited
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Gordon on sun
day.
John Watkins announces him.elf a
candidate TO the Republican county
convention. James Stevens and Isaac
f. Evans. Of the Pvne, also Announce
themselves delegates to tho Third leg
islatiYe convention
John Medlar and bride are home
from their wedding trip and have gone
to housekeeping on Main street
Kit Johnson, Of Penob,cOt. is being
entertained by Ray Morgans. Of Nj,
nooka
Thomas o. Jones, Of Forest City
passed Sunday in this town
Richard Williams and bride, Of Dur
yea. visited relatives here on Sunday
Gwilym Williams, Of L'iln. was
guest Of friends in this blrOugh on
Sunday.
Friday night Colonel Ezra Ripple
will lecture on Experiences In Ander-
sonville' ut the Price Library associa
ton. Everybody is invited. Admis.
sion free.
The Willing Workers of the Motho-
dist Episcopal church will meet on
Wednesday at the home of Miss Auna
| Gordon,
The managers have purchased large
invoice of special scenery for the pso-
ducton Of Confederate Spy" at the
rink on May a.
The Daughters OF America will plaza
a flag on the Pyne school on May 80,
AID the Patriotic Sons of America on
the Siblev school the same day.
The Railroad ball club will cross bats
with the railroadsrs of Scranton next
Saturday morning on the Riverside
grounds Manager Nausteel OF the
home team is also endenvoring to ar
range with Manag Oliver Williams
of the Clerks for game about May 10
A game between the two last name !
clubs would be battle for blood
The first game OF base ball OF thi
season was played here today between
the Electrics, our home pets, and a
club the MAdocs The "peis" battel
aud tielded finely, ran bases like der
and won the game by score of 10 tC
8 Everyone has reason to feel proud
Of the Electrics, rs they are gentle
manly lot of young men who will ys
make record upon the diamond foi
themselves.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
HslLSTEhO SPLINTERS.
News Nuggets from susquehanna River
Town.

Special 10 the scranton nhu1e
HALLsrEAD. Pa. April 30 Flora
Johnson has returned home from Wis
lting friends in BiugHamton
Frank Spauli,nl. Of BinghSmton,
wss ia town on Saturday.
Miss Lassley spent sunday IN Bing-
hAmto1.
y O. Mnjor wns in Biughamton on
SATURDAY
Al Jones has moved into his hor'a on
Chase avenue, vacated by Mrs c Ross.
Teachers meeting ~ Hon. ) b
Chmes on Friday evening
Co't,Ve meeting on Friday evening
At e. % 1t the home Of Peter Ledger on
Cemetery Hi.
George OBrisn spent sunday In
Blughamton
Mr. and Mrs NJ J Collgnn, OF
scranton. 0re visiting friends iu town.
John CLUE. OF CarboniNle. who has
been visiting his uncle, J1iepn Grushin
IN this place, has returned h1m-
Professor J s Adam, aud wife. o'
Hopbottom were visiting friends 90
town 60 lay
Mrs }. T. Atwood ot oxford y j..
visited friends 10 town on saturday
Winuis Ingisy spent Sunday IN
Lawsyiile
Mrs. Rev A Wrightlay. Of Carver
ton, who has been visiting friends n
town. has returned home
Rev Jo'u Davies. OF Binghamt5n.
hns accepted call % b-cHm, the pas.
tor ot the Baptist church. snl will su
ter upon duty next Sunday
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
JERMYN wRisPERiNGs.
Events Of Interest in Springtims Re
corded for Hurried Readers.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
JERMYN, Pa, April 3O.-Fred Hart
noll, of Dunmore, and Mr.. and Mrs M
J. Lloyd, of Olyphant, were the guests
of Jermyn friends Sunday.
The sermon preached before the Odd
Follows society Sunday was a model oil
excellence and one Of the most appro-
pirate addresses ever delivered before
any organization in this place. The
text was 1st Samuel, Goth chapter and
22d and 23l verses. Subject, The
Love of Jonathan for David,
Mrs. Caroline Maynard is i'll at her
bone on South Main street.
The stock in the stable of Liveryman
Woodmsnser will be sold by Sheriff
Fahey on Friday next at 10 a. IN.
Editor Boundy's story now running
through the column of the Press, IL
attracting much attention for its num-
erous strong points. Being tale OF
the coal regions, it is particularly at
trRctive to the readers in this section.
Workmsn are now engaged in exca-
waiting for the pipes to be laid through
the cemetery. 1t is expected that the
work will be completed this week
Taps will be placed in different parts
Of the groundI so that lot owners Can
have the use of the water at any time.
The retail grocery store of w. b,
Swick is closed on account OF the illness
of the proprietor.
Mine Host Avery has JUST placed 9
new sign in position over his new hotel,
Now Hotel Avery may be found by the
weary traveller without trouble
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jack. who
have been spending the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. S d. Davis, leave this
morning for their home at Gardiner,
Me.
A call has been extended by the St.
James Episcopal church to the Rev G.
Howells, OF Sriut Clrir, Franklin
county. n Y. The bishop has been
communicated with. aud AS soon as he
sanctions the arrangement, Mr.. How
ellis will be installed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
MINCED At MIRooKa.
The News Of One Day Reduced to Local
Eash

Special 10 he Scranton Irf'wr
MrNooEA, Pa. April 80, John Pow
ers, OF Orange, y j., is visiting Pat
Murray on C,mpbelis court this week
Miss Mary Flannery and NJ J. Wall.
of Pi,tston, are visiting at Newcobe Z
this week
Miss Maggie Dempsy, Of Pittston,
Is visiting Miss Maria Murray, OF Main
street.
Contractor Peter Mullen Of Green
wood. has secured a contract for the
laying Of water line In Du Shore. Sui o.
ivan county, and will leave next month
for to commence operations.
Il is rumorsd that the idea Of clean
ing ont Cobb's pond, which supplies
this place with water, has been aban-
doned on account OF the high rate Of
expenses attached 10 it,
owen Connolly is treating his Main
street residence to a coat Of white
paint.
John Egan, student at ST. Thomas
college, has secured q position on the
Times as manager OF the Minooka edi.
tion.
George Sheen, OF Bir1ev avenue.
leaves today for Syracuse n Y, his
former home to receive his share of a
fortune amounting to about $2l, 600,
which was to become his at the age OF
81 years. 1t is expected that he will
make his future home in that city.
Patrick Dolan. OF Joycetown,is erect
ing new house on Stafford street
which is one Of the latest In architec
tural design. When completed it will
be occupied by Magistrate p F.O'Hara
P. G. Connolly, Everett Campbell,
John Gallagher. of this place, Dr.
Houssr aud Joe Davis, Of Taylor, aud
Jim Butler, Of Moosic, went yesterday
morning on fishing tour and returned
last night with wagon load Of choice
fab.
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oUamoRE oaYs DOING.
AG,ln cf tho Hour a. Our Brs,zy Suburb
TarEs'y Discussed


gts.ulfa Pc rc7uH'aa r1hrrr
DUNgOHr Pa, April The TX.
worth League will hold It's regular
monthly meeting At the Methodist
Episcops, church ihis evening The
most important feature and one that is
causing immense interest IL the duba,s
on the re.oluliou passed some time ago
Resolved. That hai company has a
greater Influence Tor evil than bal
literature The matter will DO argued
by several young mon % the society
Every body will b. welcomed.
Now go TO Europe Druggists ! G..
Bone N Son 81, ticket Tor only Sli -
Mss urrtio L'e.ot Ayoca, BE- Visiting
al Peter Ssigio.z
Mr.. Moore. ot South Canaan. is Wis
iting hi. brother. Everett Moora
a party was held At the hons ot
Henry kr,use saturday evening IN
honor Of Mr., krausss birthday
Stanley Gaines, OF Hawley. has nc
cepled position wiki the Erie and
Wyoming Valley railroad
Fresh milk . cents per quart. 81
quarts for 81 OJ Palmera
The members ot the borough council
inspected the borough on Saturday AZ
,ernOOn.
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William and Arthur Denning spent
Sunday at Forest City.
The Grassy Island Delaware and
Hudson breaker worked twelve days
and half last month and shifted over
1000 tons Of coal per day.
Misses Grace and Lena Helmbold, of
Danville, who has been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Homer English. returned
home yesterday. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Taylor are
visiting with friends at Waverly.
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HoNEsDALE, Pa, April 3O.-Harry
Skeels and El Warrington, OF Carbon
dale. and A. w. Walkey, of Jermyn,
made trip to Honesdale today, stop
ping off ut Farview Mr.. Walkey and
Mr. Warrington will open mp n photo
graph studio ut Fsryiew this summer
Miss Clara Hail. Of Scranton, is Wis.
iting friends in town.
George James and John Abbott, of
Carbondale, passed Sunday with Mr..
James parents here
The Kirmess commences May IA and
continues through the week. The In
dian dance will DO an attractive fea-
ture.
The bicycles stolen from Scranton
last week have heen recovered One
bicycle had been separated, parts of
which were found on two canal boats.
William Penuiman, OF the Plymouth
Tribune, passed Sunday in town