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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-03
cULLEo At caRBoNoALE.
A Graphic Record of Events Of the Pio-
naer City.

Specidl 10 the ecrdnion Tribune
CARBONDALE, Pa, March 2 2-This
morning the Erie passenger train
which arrived here at $50 p IN brought
the remains of jams Dillon from For.
est City to this place, where intermsnt
was made in St, Roses cemetery. The
funeral was largely attended
John J, Walker, of Mnyheld, hold
No 240G, which was the lucky NUN Der
to draw the handsome priz3 Of gold
watch, which WAS given away by The
Leader as their February prizs to sub
subscribers.
Miss Martha Thomns, of Mulberry
street, Scranton, arrived in this city
today to spend Sunday with relatives,
Emmons l. Peck called on Homes
dale friends this morning
Miss Name Vsigiard has returned to
her home in Scranton after enj)ying a
visit in this city as tho guest of Miss
Amy Kinback
Mrs l. d. Wolfe is visiting relatives
in Wayne county.
Daniel J. Robinson and bride re-
turned home yesterday afternoon from
their wedding tour.
The Franklin breaker, which was de
3troyod by fire early Wednesday morn
ing. will be rebuilt len j. Msngley,
OK BnghamtOn, was in ths city ysstor.
day afternoon settling with the insur-
auce agents. and when TINS matter is
disposed of, contracts will n9 lst at
once for the rebuilding Of the breaker
The boys branch Of the Young Menu
Christian association held u busines,
meeting this evening at their room il
association building.
Mrs Elmer Avery and Mrs, HenrJ
Lippert were visitors in Prompton to
I day
G. N Bronson and daughter, Clara
are visiting relatives in Sidney, N, Y.
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the PEcKvlLIE MIDWAY.
Sights and Scenes at the Lively Bor-
ough Graphically Described.
Special 10 The Scranton Tribune.

Specidi to The Scranton Tribune.
PECKvILLE, Pa, March 2.-Mrs
George Rogers, of Mill City. and Mrs.
Kresky Of Scranton, spent Wednesday
with DIR. and Mrs. D. Kelly, of Hickory
street.
Mrs, Charles Knapp. of Factoryville.
called on Mrs, w. S. Bloos last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Snbboth Williams, of Main
street, is very sick.
Rev. Thomas Vaughn, OF Potlsville,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Naughn.
Mrs. Hattie Knapp. of Clrbondale,
was u caller on Mrs. Thomas Pope on
Thursday last.
DR. and Mrs. Kelly will spend Sun
day at Mill City.
F. G Harding and Mrs Il 7, Hard
ing are visiting with relatives at South
Gibson.
John S. jenkins. of Pittston, visited
his sons here tho fore part of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Benson and daughter
Nellie and Mrs. Nelson Benson and
daughter Grace, of Green Ridge spent
yesterday with Mrs. Perry Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grisedale attend
cd the Cooper and Lewis wedding at
Scranton Thursday evening.
Frederick \. Snyder ana Miss Emma
0. Scott were united in marriage at
the home of the brides father. Mr..
Jesse Scott, on Wednesday evening,
Rev. L. =, Doty officiating TEe inn
mediate friends of tho contracting par
ties wsro the only guests. Owing to
the recent death of the brides sister
the moro elaborate arrangements for
the welding were dispensed with.
The death of Miss Lily Boxer has
cast gloom over tine community whore
she was known. Lily WAS an active
girl loved by those who knew her. She
was teacher in the Grassy Island Sun
day school, where she will bs greatly
missed. Her funeral services were
held from tho church in Rockville, be
ing conducted by Rsv f. p Doty, who
preached from the text. Psalms Gl:2
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NEWS OF The SUMMIT.
Events Of INTEREST Psncillsd FOR the Ea-
tertainmsnt Of Hurried Readers,


tsrtainmsnt Of Hurried Readers.
Special 70 the Scranton Tribune
CLARK's SUMMIT, Pa, March Mrs.
David Cosmer, of Newton. died yester-
day at 3 ?, m.
Mrs. Henry Kern, sister Of Mr.. C)'-
mer, is very low,
March has come in like a lamb. It
will undoubtedly show some Of the
characteristics Of the lion before it
goes out.
The weather last week delayed build.
ing somewhat on the several parks but
this week has brought renewed sctiv-
ity. Two more houses have been
reared there already.
Z Our roads in many places are very
bad. There are two sections Of public
streets that have been blocked with
snow for ak weeks. Where are our
supervisors and what are their duties?
Samuel Smith. who sold his farm last
fall to Patrick % Co., has bought u lot
at the Green and will erect a neat cot.
tage in the nsar future.
Mrs. Zba Vosburg is still very sick
There are rumors Of wedding soon,
Messrs, Frear & Shippy nave planted
a new steam saw mill at Dershimer
Corners, near the Hillside home.
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HoNEsOALE MATTERS.
Tha Latest New from Wayns'5 Capital
Tersely Rep ortsd


Special 10 The Scranton Tribune
HoNEsDALE, Pa, March 2-Hon.
Henry NJ Sseley lectured at the BIp.
list church last evening His subject
was trip to the Adirondack1 and WAS
told from his own experience. The
lecture was received with much praise
and was thoroughly appreciated by his
his audience.
Miss Florence Allen, OF Forest City.
is visiting at the residence Of G. A.
Cortright
The Scranton TRIBUNE Portfolios of
the Worlds Fair. etc, can be obtained
at ths TRIBUNE agency.
During u slight shower thunder was
heard here this afternoon.
John J. Baumnn, NJ D., Of Jsraay
City, is the gnost Of his brother, FL
Banman.
Registered at the Allen House today
we're f. s. Whitney, NJ. + Moary,
Carbondale; r A. Ia Bar, Wilkes
Barre; and Ira Mitchell AMI q, S.
Woodruff, Scranton
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THEY HAD TO WALK.
Young People Of Honssdalo Sleigh ride
Under Difficulties.

Special 10 The Scranton Tribune
HoNEsDALE, Pa. Mar 2 Miss Ste
phie Clark, OF Cherry Ridge. enter -
tainsd a party of young people that
drove out to her house last evening
Those who enjoyed the sleigh-rds OK
perienced some unpleasantness from
the hard snow balls Of score Of town
urchins, and the deep snow drifts on
the country roads Twice the party
were compelled to get out aud walk.
The party consisted Of the Misses
Myrta Woodward, Sue jenkins. Char
otte Muir, Louise Hsft, Reua Tib-
belts, Sadie Ray, Elvira Southwell,
Rena Keen, Cora Keen, Grace Whit.
ney. Bertha Clark, and p. A. La Barr,
Fred B Crossley. William Starbuck,
Josie Crandall, Charles Burdick, Ed.
P. Clark, Professor Hover, John Jen'
kins and Jud Curtis
p A. La Barr gave toast in honor
Of the occasion which was heartily re-
ceived.
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"she would be a pretty girl for but one
thing
whats thaty asked Charley.
George-Her face is always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Cnarley-Oh, that's easily enough dis
posed Of Used to b. the same way my.
self but caught on TO the trouble one
day, and got rid OF it in no time.
GpOrge-What was it2
Charey-Simply blood eruptions. Took
a short course OF p. p. 2. I tell you, it's
lhe boss blood corrector The governor
had rheumatism 50 bad that you could
hear him holler clear across the country
every time he moved He tried it, and
you know what an athletic old gent he is
now. II somebody would give Miss Daisy
a pointer, she would thank them after
wards. All the drug stores sell it. 3"
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an AUXILIARY ORGANIZED.
Ladies' Join tho Brotherhood Of Railway
Tralnmsn ~ Cmbondale.

Ladies join th9 BrOtherhoOd OF IL lllWAy
Tralnmsn ~ CMbondale.
Fpcciui 10 the Scranton Tribune
CARBONDALE, Pa, March 9 --Ysster-
day afternoon an auxiliary was organ
lied In tho o Id Fellows hall on Salem
avenue. 1t is composed Of tranmen's
wives ami is an auxiliary to Il. g.
Hendrick Lodge No. "a, Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen The new lodge
ia called "I'aithful Workers" No n,
ana has charter msmOership Of TWEEN
ty-eight ladies' Following are the
officers chossn to serve for the frat
term
Past mistress, Mrs. o. A. Skeels
mistress, Mrs Q. w. Lowden vice
mistress Mrs Ruel Hampton; trens-
urer, Mrs. William Perry; Journal
agent. Mrs J. P, Thompson; conduc-
tor, Mrs. John Mase; warden, Mrs
Lewis Restor; inside guard, Mrs John
Cornish; outside guard, Mrs. Charles
Berry.
The work Of completing the orgsni-
zation of the new lodge was done In
the afternoon. and in the evening u
very pleasant time was had at the
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IGRMYN AND VICINITY.
Current Topics IntelliEently Discussed
By an Active Reporter.
Cps,i,I IN tLs Scr1utot Trjbupp

Special to The scranton tribune.
JERMYN, Pa, March "A child of
James Dinner, of Fourth street, is sick
with ctrlst fever.
The many friends of Rev Mr.. and
Mrs. Netherton, of Forty Fort, con
gratulate them on the birth of a son.
Charles Miller, of Fourth street. is
suffering from an attack of inhtmma'
ton of the lungs.
A. Mosher, of Cemetery street is i'm
proving his property by the erection of
an addition to his residence
Thursday a Child of Sim. Vincent. of
Fourth street, WAS severely bittan bya
dog belonging to Mr.. Roberts. The dog
has been killed.
Next Monday DR.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Shields start on southern trip. Dur
ing their absence taey will visit G.or-
gia, the former home OF the doctor.
The four children of Stephen Hunt,
of Third street, are i'll with the fever
Mrs. Joseph Wetherton is recovering
from her recent illness,
A large number from O.yphaut, Peck.
Vile. Forest City, Carbondals and
Scranton attended the meeting of
Rushbrook Lodge, l. O. O. F., Thurs
day evening
B. Curran, of Scranton and Thomas
Scott, of Archibald, were Jermyn
visitors yesterday.
On his way from Uniondale, Richard
Graves of Tompkinsville, called on
friends here yesterday.
Miss Lyle May, of Winter & Co.'S
store, is attending the funeral of a
relative in Scranton yesterday.
The First Baptist church members
contemplate calling pastor at an early
date. They have the matter nearly
decided.
c. F. Baker was in Scranton yester
day
Don't forget the band concert Tues
day next, fine programme has been
prepared Don't miss it. The boys
will give you hearty wslcome,
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Nothing can be prettier than Neapol-
itan candy which is made by rolling out
six distinct layers of chocolate, orange,
vanilla, strawberry, maple and lemon,
and laying them one on top of the other
and then cutting in squares and laying
on plates until dry. Sometimes nuts are
placed on top and frequently nut creams
are substituted for the lemon LAYERS.
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oLYpaAHT ANo VICINITY
A Newsy BudQe, from an Occasional
Correspondent.

Speoial 10 the Scranton Tribune.
| OLYPHANT. Pa. March 2.--Pay al
No. Q and Eddy Creek col!isrle5 Mon.
! day.
P.F. Callahan, Of Scranton. made n
business trip to this place on Wodnea
day
Mrs Gwennie Jones and daughter,
Maggie, Of New Mexico, returned
Ioms Tuesday, after visiting friends
sr9 for the past four month.
kAfiss Mamie Dougherty. OF Paterson,
N. j., was a caller in town few days
ago.
Rev. J. r. Ellis, of Muncy, Pa. has
accented a call to the Blakely Baptist
church, and will take charge April l.
Miss Lncy Farrell, Of Dunmort
street, left for New York Wednesday
where she expects to stay several
weeks.
Miss Minnie Mason has recovered
after three weeks illness.
John Huff, Of Peckville. circulate.
hong friends here on Wednesday.
Sundays meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Union will be led by
Mr.. F. L. Northup. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
The funeral of the late P. II. Martir
took place this morning and was large
ly attended. A number of people from
out of town were present.
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WILLIAM CoNNFLL, President
GEO. II. CATLIN, Vice President
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.

william ConnelI, George II. Catlln,
Alfred Hand, James Archibald, Henry
Belln, Jr. William T. Smith. Luther
Keller
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-11
A. 3. ROSENEEHY.

The office of County superintendent
of Schools is an Office that should he
entirely divorced from politics. Ih@
election for that office should be held
in the spring so that it would not be
be brought in to the whirl OF party
politics. For tLat offine, above all
others. is needed, not 4 politician, not
4 ward heeler. but AZ educated man, a
man who has had experience and takes
an interest in the educational matters
of the county: man who is not alter
the Office simply for the money there
is in it but who has the time, ability
and inclination to give the schools OF
the county his personal supervision and
TO bring them up to a higher standard
of excellence. Such a man we believe
Dr.. Rosenberg, the Republican nom
inee, to be He does not lack expert
euce in this kind of work. He is grad
nate of the State Normal School OF
Michigan. He has held the position OF
principal of the Menominee schools
and for four years he was the superln-
tendent of schools of that city and the
experience which he gained there Will
be of great benefit to the schools OF
this county.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-11
TIL E2EPURLiCAN COUNTY
TICKET.
Something Hboutti,c Nen who VIII
Eli the Offices oFViiao County
litter January 4, 1850.
GEO. O'CCNNOR.


Geo O'Connor, the Republican nom
lnee for sheriff, is q man that deserves
well of the voters Of the county. Two
years ago he was one CT the most tire
| less workers at Madison fer the setting
| Off OF the county of Villas. He devoted
his entire time during the session to
that end and through numerous rela-
tives ana friends in oth.r parts of the
state was enabled to bring an outside
pressure to bear that was simply ire
sistabe. He not only gave his time to
the cause but he spent his money with
an open hand for the same end and it is
safe to say that not one OF the many
workers from here put in more time or
money or achieved greater results than
he. Nearly all of the other prominent
workers were rewarded by county Office
but he got nothing. Now he asks for
sheriff and il good hard work for the
interests of the county counts for any
thing and il a majority CT the people
= uOu III iAtcS lie w III SeU II.
JOHN RADCLIFFE.
The office Of County Clerk is one that
requires Il good clerical man to fill and
q man thoroughly posted in that kind
of work. He not only should be thorouh
~ honest, as all other coanty officers
should, but he should be Il good ac-
countant, a neat and rapid pcnman and
one that understands bookkeeping IS he
is the boolkeeper of the county Such
man is John Radcliffe. the Rapubli-
can nominee for that oiiicc. There is
not q man in the county to-day that is
as we'll qualified to fill the position rs
he is. He has had full cha; go OF and
performed all OF the work OF the office
fo, the last two years. That this Wock
mas been none in II neat, careful and
systematic manner every one who has
had occasion to consult the books in the
office will testify. He is 1ar from being
a rich man and has a large family to
support and needs the salary Of the
office He is not a drinking man and
neither spends his time or money
around the saloons and is not as we'll
acquainted with the transient voters as
his opponent, but every property own
er and every man interested in having
the affairs OF the county looked after i'll
Il business like manner should vote Tor
Honest John Radcliffe for County Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-11
w. A. BRADFORD

Everybody knows genial. henest Al
Bradford. the Republican nominee for
County Surveyor. He has lived in this
county for the past twenty years. work
ing with the BOYS in the woods and on
the river. They all know him and TO
know him is to like him. For years he
has made Il business of estimating pine
and knows the county like q book. He
is now holding his third term rs asses
sor and never has had opposition for
that Office. He is well qualified for sur
veyor and will make a mal that can be
depended upon and we predict his cleo
ton BY a large majority.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-11
E. Af. Hy9! -
for The REVIEW.

"A. e. Howard is building 2 new
ba,n.
Jas OberholtZer is having great
success hunting deer this fail.
D. e. Itiordan made business trip
TO ''ausau Friday returning Monday.
Chas Denton is putting up Il new
barn on his lot on Division street.
=. W. Mcintyre LETT, Sunday uiyht,
on q trip to New London and Medford.
Sheriff Sells left, yesterday, for
Medford to serve some papers in u civil
suit.
Mark Neuman, the Amigo clothier
was in this Tuesday taking orders for
suits.
Deputy County Clerk Ohm Rad
cliffe spent Sunday at Minocqua return
ing Monday.
VIM Clarke was in Rhinelander
Saturday looking atsome wheels which
he was ;!Asirou5 of securing.
%. It. Wissler, formerly of Rhine
lander noW Of Minneapolis, transacte d
business III thia city Tuesday.
A new addition is to be put on to
tho Congregational parsonage. Work
will be begun in a few days.
Chris Wise. N. A. Colman and A.
Higgins spent Sunday doing missionary
work among the boys in the woods.
VIVA McGrath, who has been
hauling supplies for 4 contractor on
the new railroad near Minocqua,
came home Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sells, who were
called to Msnistee, Michigan, by the
serious illness Of u nephew, returned
home Sunday morning.
VIM McGrath is moving into the
Cochrune house on Main street. Rev.
Father hoepfert will occupy the resi-
dence which he has just vacated.
81 l. " ItICi w oOtt. Va '/i11Shs>os 10
logging quite extensively this winter.
He has one large camp in and jobbers
are running three more for him. S.
Aldrich, Of this place has charge OF
his business here
--O'Day & CO. expect t. put in
about twenty milf il thi seas n IN
Al 0. They have iust com 'le1"l ANA
opera te four miles uf logging railroad
They expect also to use this road
summers t. convey tourists from
ConOye!. to Il summer resort situated
on a lake ahOutfour miles from there.
Dan Turk, of Three Lakes, was in
this city Tuesday. Mr. Turk is the
Republican candidate for sheriff in that
county and his many friends in this
city. irrespective of politics. hope he
will be successful. We venture to say
that no better man for the position can
be found in Forest county.
According to last week Democrat
there is only one Office on the whole
ticket but what the Democrats are sure
OF. in fact have already got their men
elected and the certificates of election
buttoned up in their pockets, and that
is the office Of District Attorney. The
editor showed plenty of gall but even
he did not have the hardihood to pre-
diet the re-elec .lon Of the present in
cltmbant
Through an error. last week, we
neglected To make a mention OF the
marriage OF Mr.. Paul kunZe to Miss
Ella Sullivan, both of Sidnaw, Mich.
which occurred at the residence of j..
Smith, in this city. the 2n.a inst, Rev.
Father Koepfert officiating The
bride is sister of Mrs. j Smith and
during her short visit here, this sum-
mer, she has made many friends who
wish hn,. II bonYinaSc
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-11
CITY Officers.

s,;rman-F. w. MCINTYRE.
"".ryiscr,-W. II. BOMBER, K. SLAT-
TERY.
REILLY.
MOREY.
A. BRADFORD.
OBEKHOLZER, n. VI.
E~u,soy ". J. DENOE. ID. GRAHAM.
MINTON, Il. IL.
fgoYPsoN, WILL RoDERlCk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-11
: x. Y, R. h. TINE TABLE.
county Officers.

ssrif-NAx SELLS.
P'' n,r Clerk-T. LOUGHLIN.
'uH; ;sr Of Dceds-I'. j. DECKERT.
PEs's,.urer-T. B. Walsh.
u ' '"I II Iourt-W. d. NEVILLE.
N,;' Attorney-N. a; CoLMAN'
, I1', Judge-E. G. ALLEN.
,'ryryor-D. GRAHAM.
Na,' a srhools-ALEX. HIGGINS.
l1p| rsr-JAs. OBERH OLTzER.
"y., Rnard-F. w. MCINTYRE,
F, .gJ, River; p. j. O'MALLEY, Mlnoc-
bS I'1 + HEWITT, Arbor Vitae.