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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
oLYPHANT AND VICINITY.
Bright News Paragraphs Compiled by an
Entertaining Writer.


Entertaining Writer.
special TO the Scranton Tribune.
OLYPHANT. Pa, March 2S-Frank
Lynch. who has been spending his
Easter vacation with his parents on
Delaware street, returned today to re-
sumo his studies Mt Yale college
Miss Maria Jones, Of LRckawanna
street, is sales lady at Leah Jones mil
linery store at Scranton.
F. Il. Callahan. of Scranton, was in
town yesterday.
Ground was broken today for the
erection of 2-atory building on the
Evans property on LackAwauna street.
The building will be- occupied by tho
post office when finished.
Rev T.. Il. Murphy was caller In
Honosdale the fore part of the week.
The infant son of Frank Wallace, Of
Willow street, died today after briot
illness of Group lnterment will be-
made tomorrow in ST. Patrick's cene-
terry.
A. NJ Athorton is spending the week
III Washington, ID. q,
Quito number from here Witnessed
tho presentation of "A Poor Relation
vt the rockingham thoatOr last even
ing.
Morris Moskovitz. of Wilkea-Barre.
madoa business trip to town today.
The Biuk,ly Dancing class will hold
social tomorrow evening In Keystone
hall
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MINooEa MIRsoRso.
rhs Young Msn's Institute soeial-Psr
sonal Paragraphs.

NDect1L 70 EIe scranton ITtt1Ine.
MTyooEA, Pa, March 2s.-Ths So
cisl at the Young Men Iinatituts rooms
lsst evening proved TO be pleasant
affair. Dancing and games were IN.
dulgsd in and rsfrsshmsnts we're
served Music BY Professor Mahsdv.
Following we're among the gussts: NJ.
j. EZan, VI. O. Cusiek, J. J. Coyne, J.
J. Nallin, Charles W. Gallagher, D. J.
Quinn, VI. Y. McDououzh. P. 3. Laffy,
}. J. McAndrsv, T. J. J.ffsrs. r. F.
Connsll, NJ. p MeCrsa, J. Walsh,
James Powell, ". K. Kivlin. J. b.
O'Mallsy, Dan Shea, J. F. Casey. J. J.
Joyce. P r. Carey. T. J. Coyne, p. J.
Wallace. P. F. CswIsy. II. J. Casey.
John Diskin, ?. F. OHara, F.
O'Nsil, J. q NeCraa. J. J. Sullivan,
P. F. Cuaick, Mrs VI. } Eagan, Misses
Celia Nsllsn, Maria Nallsn, Mary
Fitzhenry, Annie Fitzhsnry Ella
Ryan, Mary Ryan, Mary Mack, Jennie
Loughnsy, Nsllis Loughnsy, Katie
Connsll, Kate OHollsran. Celia Ian
gan, Maria Laffsy, Polly Ksnnsy. Mag.
gle Cottsr, Minnie Joyce Kate Joyce.
Mary Coyne, Kate Feelev, Bridget
Brown, Mary JsffsrS, Kate Jsffsrs
Sadie Carey, Annie Mulderig. Jane
Mulderig, Cassie Shea, Maggie Nc
Crea, Annie Cawley, Annie Gsrity,
Mary Carroll
Sarah. the bright and interesting
daughter Of Magistrate O'Hara, is ssri
ously i'll.
William Thomas and daughter Liz.
zie, Of Hyde Park, were calling on
Greenwood friends yesterday.
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KEYSTONE EcAO ENVY CHIPS.
items Of Interest Concerning the Insti
tuition aud students.

Specid! to the Scranton Tribune.
FACToRYvILLE. Pa. March 2S Only
one more week before spring recess be-
gins
Final examinations will begin next
Wednesday afternoon and continue
until l. Is p m Friday.
James c. Griffin, of Scranton, visited
his nephew, F. B. Nichols. on Friday
last.
Mrs. Truman, of Du Ruyter, N. Y,
Is guest at Professor + Z. Whitford's
Among the number of graduates Of
Keystone Academy whose smiling
faces we have besn pleased to greet
during the past few days are tue fol-
lowing: Professor Arthur Gardner,
class OF SO, from Peddie institute, N
j.; Bromley Smith. of CIR; Fred
Delisls Finn, of 81; and Miss Nellie
Taylor. OF '93. from Bucknell Un-
iversty.
F. NJ Carpenter who has been for a
year engaged in business at Willim.
antic, Conn, was a welcome guest
among many Of his old school com.
panions on Tuesday.
Athletics are again becoming popular
and base bal and tennis taxa the leld.
Although the ball team has not been
organized as yet, we have some good
material and hope that the Academy
will be aole to win the lsurels with as
much credit at base ball again this year
as did the base and foot ball teams OF
last season.
The Phi Mu society will drill its
members particularly in parliamentary
regulations next Friday evening.
Every member is required to familiar
izs himself with soms standard
manual.
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MOSCOW INrEMs
Wide Awake Writer Contributes
Notes for Hurried Read irs.

opetNt 20 tHc oCIdWt"H i''ONHi
Moscow, March - The young
folks of Moscow gave the Misses Ford
quite Il surprise on Saturday night, All
voted good time.
ii. L.Clenents is spending his Easter
vacation with his parents,
NJ. j Martin, of Connell University.
iS spending his Easter vacation at .. Z.
Naughn's.
Alanson Dspew had call from "A
number Of his friends on Friday night,
it being his birthday.
j II. Wilcox has bought the livery
business of his brother. s W. Wilcox
Measles are quito bad at this writing
Ne nearly every scholar in the primary
department of the school is home
with them.
Mrs. h Simpson has returned home
from visit with friends in Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington, d.
&.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ Beemer
met at her pleasant home this evening
to bid her goodbye, as she leaves for
her old home at Maple Lake tomorrow.
Fred Capwell moves to his farm at
Maple Lake today.
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JERMYN AND rHEREksoUrs.
Paragraphs Concerning Hu,tling Town
Arranged for Hurried Readers.

Arranged for hurried Readers.
SUectdI 10 ne Scranton Tribune.
JERMYN, Pa. March 2S.-Thirty tive
dollars We're realized at the social Tues.
day evening in aid Of the st. James
CHURCH
VIII Coleman, of Scranton; Mrs,
Louis Borusr. Of Green Ridge; and
Raw Stephen Jay, OF Susquehanna,
were J-rmyu callers yesterday.
Miss Katie Bloomer, of Scranton, is
visiting At the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bloomer.
Ticks: 1926 drew the $50 prizs st the
Catholic Mutual Benefit association
entertainment Tuesday evening. The
owner has not yet presented it.
The sale of the stock in the furnish
ing store Of Thomas + Grifiths will
take place Tuesday, ADril 3.
Rushbrook lodge. SD, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. will attend scr
vices in a body on April 80.
Bert Warner, OF scranton, and Mrs
Edwin Bonfsld are the guests of Mr.
aud Mira. Samuel Warner.
c, L. Bell ana q. L. Avery trans
acted business ia Scranton yesterday.
Tbs fair of the St. Aloysius socie ETY.,
which begins April 49, is being ar.
ranged for by competent committees.
A go gold piece will be drawn for on
the last evening Of the fair
The private school conducted by
Mrs Samuel Warner will open April 2.
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ELMHURsT ANo VICINITY.
An Interesting Budget Of Current News
Notes EntsrtstninRly Prepared.


Notes EntsrtstninRly Prepared.
Speciai 10 the Scranton Tribune.
ELMHURsT, Pa. March 2S Measles
ara about ended in our village
B. Buckinham, who has been con-
fiued to his home with ear trouble, il
again able to bs about
Mrs. Clarence Stevens has returned
from Philadelphia much improved in
health.
Jay Knickerbock or, jr., has the foun.
dation Of his new hOma rsady for build
ing, which he will commence at once.
Rev =. Mclean, pastor of tho Pres
byterian church, will occupy tho Gle -
CANT new parsonage in few days
ID l.. Biesecker has his new homs
nearly ready for oCouDancy.
w. J. Snyder returned to East
Stroudsburg Normal after spending
Easter at his nome here.
Colonel SChOonmakor has large
copsignmsnt Of trees and shrubs for
the spring planting on his plot
Arthur Yunger is preparing the
foundation for his new home, which he
egpeCts TO occupy by June J
T. E Carr and Son have put M q
stantial bridge for their use over
the Roaring Brook
Tnllis Morgan will organize his class
Of juy'niles here on Friday afternoon
OF this week.
George DIETRICH is making arrange
menls to 20 into tho fancy fowl bust
ness largely
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ARCHIBALD AND VICINITY.
Contents Of Reporters Pad Re RsproduoSd
for General Reading.

Special 20 the scranton Tribune.
ARCHIBALD Pa, March 2S The new
board OF health will make an effort to
organize ut s o'clock on Friday even
ing The mom6ers Will assemble in the
council room. Ii is hoped that the
organization will be effected at this
meeting and that the board will be
enabled to begin its work without
further trouble.
The auditors report for the year end.
ing with the dissolution OF the last
council, appears on another page of this
issue The auditors have made u COM
plete and exhaustive statement of the
financial condition Of the borough and
II is well worth reading
Michael Swift, OF Hill street, is quite
sick.
Rev. Dr. Logan, the we'll known
Presbyterian divine OF Scranton. will
conduct services here next Sunday.
Cupid has not rigidly observed the
penlteutial season judging by tho mum
Der o. marriages that are 10 take place
shortly. Ga Wednesday OF next week
Thomas McDOpusll and Miss Mary
OHNra. both Of South Main street,
will DO married There are others on
the list, but no formal announcement "
concerning them have yet been made,
Two OF the Hungarians who were
concerned III the riot at the Ridge on
SuudSy were arrested tnis morning by
Constable Grimes aud were com nitted
10 the borough bSstils. Burgess Burke
listened 10 their tale Of woe last
evening aud decided TO commit them
to Jail. Ii was stated ut the hearing
thai the defendants we're msmbsrS Of a
party ot six that assaulted woman
who was protecting her child which
was being beaten by drunken Hun
The husband Of the woman saw the
crowd msltreatiug his wife aud fired
several shots into the air with the in
tsution Of frightening them. At the
conclusion Of the hearing before the
burgess someone swore out y warrant
for the arrest Of the man who did the
shooting, snd he was brought before
Squire Munlsy A. this writing the
hearing had not been finished.
Miss Auuis Tice, OF Scranton. who
bas been visiting Miss Hattie Gallo
way, hss returned home.
Miss Annie Doud,of Psekville, called
cu friends here yesterday,
Mr.. 7. F. OHara was in Scranton
yesterday.
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PeCKvlLLe PENclLLINGS.
Personal and Other Interesting Para
graphs Carefully Condensed.

graphs Carefully CONDENSED.
Special 10 The Scranton N'ibima
PECHvILLE, Pa, March 2S Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Fannon left yesterday to
visit with friends at Pittston.
Miss Nellie. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. White, is suitoriug from
catarrh OF the stomach.
A. f. Kirzer w, j. Bonner and f..
Il. Taylor attended the Masonic lodge
Ut Green Ridge last Monday evening.
Mrs, A. A. Swingle and daughter,
Elmer returned yesterday after having
spent few days with frionds at Bing-
hamton
Mrs. H. SAyros 10 Waiting with rela
tives in Wilkes Barre.
Mr. and Mrs Lsvi Stage. Mr.. and
Mrs s H. Stage. and Il. u. Spnngen-
burg. spent Sunday at Cannon Cornsrs.
Little Howard D1ty is recovering
from M attack OF mumps
The cold wave caused tho school In
the First ward TO suspend on Monday
and Tuesday mornings. Attention
should be given to tho furnace In this
building. rs the school has frequently
been frozsn out durlug this remarkably
warm winter.
Street Commissioner Bartlett is
working with commendable energy to
improve the condition OF our streets.
William Page has treated his dwell
ing to new coat OF paint
NJ. = Shatfer has removed to Wiikor
Barre. where no will engage in meroau-
tile perTuits
Albert Chapman is making good
progress on the road toward recovery,
though from the nature of the case it
will be some tims before he will be
fully restored.
Marrlsd-At the Psckville Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage, March 2G.
1894 by the Rev. +. p. Doty, Mr.
George Burdict aud Miss Nellie Scutt,
both of Scott, Pa
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Beecham's pills are for
oiliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe,
tlte, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills CSC. At
drugstores, or write B.F.A Allen
Co, sos Canal St., New York.
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HoHssOhlE HAPPENINGS.
Ths Lutheran Church Fair-P.rsonal
aud Other Paragraphs.

Special 10 the Scranton Tri5,us
HOSEsDALE, Pa. March Is While
driving trOtting horse owned BY
George Finan today, Thomas Robert
aOn was thrown ont Of the open buggy
at Trscsyvills and had bis leg broken.
Mira Henry Grambs has returned
home after an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs Hsrz9g, iu New York.
The fair Of the Lutheran church now
being held In the city hall, opened very
auspciously last evening. Such q
crowd poured into the hall that during
The entertainment there was scarcely
standing room. Hon. John Kubash
delivered the opening address and WAS
followed by duet by Misses Louise
Heit aud Ladis Ray; banjo duet by
Dorm and Dsnkb; violin solo by Miss
Nettie Campbell, vocal solos by Misses
Ritter, Tillow and Maggie Elsrhardt; ;
and instrumental duet by Dorm and
Denks. Refreshments were served OF
the first floor. The purpose OF tho fgir
is TO raise funds for tho erection NJ q
new and handsome church edfics This
worthy Of isgt should be Loyalty sup
ported by svery citizen Of Honesdale.
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"she would be pretty girl for but ono
thing"
whats ihatT asked Charley.
George-Her face Is always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Charley-Oh, that's easily enough dis
posed Of. Used TO be the same way my.
self, but caught on 10 the trouble one
day, and got rid OF it In no time.
George-What was III
Charley-Simply blood eruptions. Took
short course of p. P. P. ! tell you, ips
abe boss blood corrector The governor
had rheumatism so bad that you could
hear him holler clear across the country
every time he moved. He tried 1t. and
you know what an athletic old gent he is.
now. II somebody would give Miss Daisy
q pointer, she would thank them after
wards. All the drug stores sell 1t. -
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J. P. Richards, of Plymouth. and
Thomas Rogers, of Taylor,
A mum Der of our play going citizsns
attended the opening of the Frothing &,
ham.
A large force of carpenters are en-
ployed at Henry Whitall's property on
Main street. He will build new ad-
dition to it for hotel purposes.
Green houses are springing up like
mushrooms on Dickson flats.
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Elsotrlo Bittsra.

This remedy Is becoming 70 we'll known
and 80 popular R3 10 need no special men
tipn. All who hnve use1 Electric Bltters
sinR the same song Of praise. A purer
medicine does noteKist and IL is guaran-
teed 70 do NIL that Ia claimed Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of tho Liver
and Kidneys, will remoyo Pimplea. Boils,
9alt Rheum aud, other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent ~ we'll M cure all
Maarial fevora For euro OF Headache,
ContispRtion and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-EntiTo satisfaction Runranteod,
or money refunded. Price 10 cts. md 81
per bottle at Matthews Bros, Drug stor5.
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PRlcEBURG pARAGRApHsD.
Nuggstn Of Nswi Gathered In the subur-
ban Highways and Byways
speciai 10 Tho Scranton 7rfbmne

fDtciut 10 He oCFhHlOH iFtDhHe,
PmCEBURG, Pa. March 2S. --Laukie
tribe, No, lO7, Improved Order of Red
Men, elected the following officers at
their last council meeting: Prophet,
Robert Want; sackem, Edward Great
rix; senior sycamore. Samuel Baker;
jnnior sycamore, George Snyder keeper
of wampum, John 7. Palmer; assistant
chief of records; John Snyder. This
tribe is In a hourishing condition and
brother 10 always welcome at their
wigwRm.
Clothes line and chicken thieves are
plying their nefarious business In this
town.
The Young Mems society OF st. Pnul's
German Evangelical church are busy
making preparation to hold a ribbon
social in Smiths hall on April II. A
supper will follow
The guests at the Central today are
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Boston Journal.

BOSTOH JOUTnuT,
After months Of delay by the authorities,
to the disgust of the citizens, and in spite
of the the eman's own declaration. Prender-
CAST is to be again examined for sanity,
Why not examine the courtl
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufacturer,
1l9 Carroll street, Buffalo, N. Y, states;
was troubled with nausea of the stom-
ach, sick headache and general debility.
Burdock's Blood Bitters cured me. "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29

IN Holland, Mich, c. J. Doesbury pub
fishes the News and in its columns
strongly recommends Dr. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil for coughs, colds, sore throat, ca
tarrh and asthma. -
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THE NEWS Of
NEARBY TOWNS

tOut or town correspondents or TIE TRts-
UNE should sign their names In full to eAoh
newS letter, not for publication Uut to guard
against deception.l
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WILLIAM CONNTLI. President
GRO, II, CATLIN, NiCe-rrcsidpnt
WILLIAM n. PECK, Cashier
DIRECTORS
William Conncll, George n. Catlln
Alfred Hand, James Archibald, UCury
nelin, Jr, William T. smith. Luther
Keller
This bank oncra TO dcprsItora every
facility warranted by their balances, bust
neEs and responsibility.
Special attention given to business 40
counts Interest paid ON time deposits
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Third National
Bank of Scranton.

Statement Feb. rs, 1894. called for hy
"a Com ptroller OF the Currency
RESOURCES.
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SCIENTIFIC SHOEING.

HAVING secured the SnOElNG FORGE OF
VIII m Hume y Son FOR permanent bust
ncsq stand, | shall conduct Scientific aud
Pathological Shoong for tho Prevention, lie
lief and Cuo Ot lamcuoss and other impedi
meats In the movements OF Horses incidental
or duo to imperfect shoring ! shall give the
work my personal attouti and guarantee NO
CNtrn charge except for improvements lamc
ness, etc, viii be treated afternoons A FREQ
clinic and professional advice given every
Monday from { to- T.. NJ.
JOHN HAMLlN, D. Y. S.
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GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT

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Il once law. SAID BcTtram Rcyn.
ODDS, Of Boston, "an imported farm,
the soil as well as the products being
absolutely foreign 10 the surround.
ings. This was In one ~ the coolest
parts OF Manitoba, whore was en-
tertained hy "A family which had re.
tained It's love for mi.dcr regions auC
crops. The bill OF fare was neccs-
sarlly meager, but soUe OF the veg
etaOlcs were So bright and green that
j could not help asking how they
were preserved - wall. To my sur
prise ! learned that they were cul-
tivated In a garden patch or "A minia.
ture farm, the soil az which had been
brought from mllder regions so as to
insure "A fertility not found in the re.
gion Of ice. The vegetables them.
selves had leen grown from imported
seed, and owing TO the care and pro.
tcction they had had they were u
perfect luxury. The expense OF con.
veying the soil in barrels such a long
distance would prevent any nut CON.
paratively wealthy people from try.
Ing the experiment., but my frieuds
had made II hobby, The only other
case OF earth-importing that ] have
met with Il that done hy the Shah Of
Persia. The traditions OF his coun.
try prevent his tteading on foreign
soil, ana when he makes a trip in
foreign nations his attendants carry a
supply Of Persian soil some OF which
is placed in his shoes a practice
which accounts for the great incon.
yenienoe walking always appears to
his Majesty when abroad. st Louis
Glole- Democrat.
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Alter readlnS thc following letters can any
ono longer doubt that = Trustworthy remedy
for that terribly fatal malndy, consumption.
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People are astonished and say, we'll last
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Even when the predispositon To consump.
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., lila. Uomr. wi, !, n. ,.r,,,,

Gentle spring with the flowers OF May may
WOO us into II careless Indifference OF SAINT
iary lnws. IL Is the old story. thrice told
tale OF being rash and taking tho conse-
quences. THERE'S no time in the whole round
OF the year when results are more serious
from an ordinary want OF care than now.
What with changcful temperature AMI in
tectious dampness. rheumatism is most prev
a'ent aud In the most aggravated forms
Even In the pursuit OF the seasons pleasures.
It's pas,imes and sports, there will be a pro-
5igious crop OF spra.ns aud bruises. OF lame
backs and siilIened limbs, OF neuralgic afrec-
lions and sciatic troubles. Men nnd women
will sufsr intensely. and only because they
tail To be provided with whai is known 10 be
the remedy for them all. when It is said that
st. JACOBS OIL is that remedy, II il only say
tux what thousands know aud thousands
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