The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-04
RrcyitY News Notes.

Poundmaster MelliclS was during last
Monday driving a dozen or more COWS
| to the confines OF his pound. They were
| Bellevue cows, and as Mr.. Mellick
passed up Main avenue, near No. 32
| school, the bellevue school children
| were just going to their homes. Seeing
the cows the urchins recaptured the
animals and drove them home despite
Mcllick's threats and endeavor to re-
| tain them.
HammoclSs, new stock just coming in
at lower prices than last season. Re-
member we make this a speciality, and
handle more than any other house in
town. Call and inspect before buying
at Mason's.
Patrick Mcnamara, of Luzerne street,
has assumed the duties of his new posi-
tion ut Nay Aug park.
Berkshire hams OK cts, Clarke Bros.
| Police Officers Gurrel, John u. Thom-
as, Lowry, Saul. Matthews and Lewis
will patrol West Side streets this month
under the direction Of Lieutenant Will
liams.
The Misses Lulu James and Nellie
Morgan have been elected delegates to
the Wlllles-Barre Tri-County union,
from the Plymouth church The con-
vention viii be held In June.
Water cress, lettuce, radshes, aspar-
agrass-at Mason's.
Bellevue, Dodge and oxford mines
were paid yesterday.
j. +. Acker - having his South Main
avenue property put on n new masonry
foundation. The house sunk several
inches, as n result of the late cave-in.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Fellows will
Gpgnd tomorrow with Mrs. Fellows
relatives at Mcahoppcn.
David NJ. Jones drug store on South
Main avenue IL being renovated.
Miss Sarah Reese. Of Hyde Park ave
nue. iS visiting friends at Albany.
Master II. Zlntlc las returned home
from q vlsit to Albany.
The entertainment cc the Bellevue
Mission Band Of Hope, which viii be
held ln the First Wc,ih Baptist church
on May s, rromiscH TO attract large
crowd.
Maple syrup and sugar, finest run OF
the gcagon now ln-at Mason's.
The property of T.. w, Davis. OF Eyn-
on street, has been improved by the ad-
dlllon OF now stone sidewalk
Mcsdlmc7 SAIdrcl Jonc1 and Harry
Morgan contemplate 8 visit 20 Wales
for n short period, beginning next
month.
Tomorrow the now Washburn street
Presbyterian church win be used for
the first time for congregational pur-
poses IN anrwet from the Rev A. j.
wesley Is anticipated by that time.
The Tribune West Side Office r. at 1sS
South Main avenue,
Pine apples, oranges, bananas, lem
onB az Ma1on'8
Clarke Bros win bulld q magnificent
building on the lot adjoining their store
on North Main avenue, A detailed de-
sorlptlon will he given later,
Samuel Farley, of Nantlcoke, was vls-
lting on the West side yesterday,
To-day ~ the day for opening the
renovated West Side cigar store.
Samuel Davis. proprietor. has had new
chairs placed In the barber shop and
new oil cloth OF striking design placed
on the floor The place has been re-
papercd and IS n model establishment,
Rev. DIR. ID. G. Hughes OF the Jackson
Street Baptist church, will begin at to-
morrow evenings service a series OF SER
mons on Men and Women OF Mark In
the Biblc.n The first sermon viii be on
adam, the Man of Opportunity" Ser
Vices begin at O'clock.
Berkshire hams, 0N cts, Clarke Bros.
Seventeen candidates will be received
into membership through the ordinance
OF communion at tomorrow mornings
meeting at the Bellevue Calvinlstlc
Methodist church. The pastor, Rev. j. |
T. Morris, will also administer the\usual