The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-20
SOUTH SIDE JoTrINGs.

| During the paat year, the axle works has
| had additions built to 1t, owing to the large
increase in business The output amounts
to 5000 sets of axles per month, while the
force has been increased to sixty men.
Very best flour, per barrel S4.2O, at Null
derig's. ~
The COW belonging to Mrs. Drein, which
has been lost since last Saturday was
found in the mountains at No. 4. 1t is
supposed that mischevious bows had been at
work, as the cow was securely tied and had
! been MIXED. She had black cow for q
companion, which the searching party un-
tied and SGT free.
Choice cuts at the lowest prices, Ryan
" Cos. Cash Meat market, 5lS Laclla.
| ave. ="
Mrs. j. j. Keegan has gone to the Wom-
ems hospital IN New York city to und ergo
an operation. She will remain there some
| time.
Poultry and Eggs a speciality, Ryan &
Cos. Cash market SIS Lacka. ave ~
On Friday Miss Anna Krebbs, of Hick-
ory street, will leave here for New York
city, where she will sojourn for two weeks.
Finest butter, II cents a pound, 1918
Pittston avenue. ~
Michael Hobin met with an accident yes
terday morning mt the lower mills. He was
struck on the head by falling brick. He
is not seriously injured
Strictly fresh Butter at Ryan & Co.'S.
Cash market, SIS Lacka. ave. -
Mr.. Joseph Kneller, of Pittston avenue.
who was granted patent some time ago
for n rubber attachment which is placed
on the top of crutch and filled with air,
in the same manner az the pneumatic tire
OF bicycle, expects shortly to close u deal
with Philadelphia firm for the manufact-
ure Of the same, while the other parts of
the crutch will be made by Mr.. Hagen. the
well known wood worker, of Aldrich
street, who is in partnership with Mr..
kneller. One firm has already made an
offer of $500 for the rights OF the patent,
but it was refused.
Finest grade teas 95 to 40 cents, at Mul-
dorig's. ~
Orders called for and delivered promptly,
Ryan & Co.'S, Cash market, SIS Lacka
ave- ~
Patrick Foley and ID. Donovan. both Of
the United States army, have come home
from Governors island to spend their
three months furlough. They are resd-
ing with their friends on Pittston avenue.
Canned and green Fruits in season,
Ryan's Cash market, BIS Lacka ave. ~
The second annual picnic of the Bava-
rian Beneficial association will take place
tomorrow at Central park.
Salmon, two cans for 25 cents, 1918 Pitts
ton avenue. -
At the Young Women's Christian associ-
| alton rooms last evening an informal talk
was delivered by Mrs. II. j. Carr on "In-
dians." The lecture was most interesting,
and Mrs. Carr proved herself capable of
holding the close attention of the large
number Of young ladies who had assembled
to do honor to the lady for her efforts in
their behalf.
Peaches, two 3-pound cans for 25 cents,
at Muderig's 4"
the marriage of Miss Mary Finnessey to
Joseph S. McNally, both we'll known and
highly esteemed young people of the
Twelfth ward, took place at st. Peters
cathedral yesterday morning with a nup-
tial mass. Rev. p. S. Golden performed
the ceremony, which occurred at o'clock
in the morning Miss Mary A. Barrett
was bridesmaid, and Patrick Hannou best
man. The ushers were james McGovern
and William Finnessey. A wedding break
fast was had at the Wyoming House and
Mr.. and Mrs. McNally were then driven
to the $3.50 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western train. Their honeymoon will
comprise visit to New York and other
eastern cities.
| Everything fresh and of the best at Null
derig's cash store, 1918 Pittston avenues