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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-08
KEYSTONE ACADEMY.

Principal Loomis is convalescing and
Is again able to attend to his school
duties.
The members of phi Mu" Friday
night adopted as the society motto ~
posse ad esse. From possibility TO re-
atty"
Miss Agnes HUI, Of Olyphant, form
erly instructor in elocution at the acad-
emy, paid her sister Mary, a visit Sat
urday.
The senior class met Wednesday
afternoon and commenced to lay their
plans for commencement. They have
decided to hold class-day exercises.
The drama and farce rendered by
the Bryant Literary society last Satur-
day were highly appreciated by a large
audience. The young ladies' showed
careful preparation and extraordinary
ability.
Samuel Lily has recovered sufficiently
TO be out again, but Is not yet able TO
attend to his duties as janitor.
Louis Whitmarsh, of Wyoming semi
nary, made us a call Wednesday.
Where Is volume two of the Standard
dictionary?
a class In boxing has been organized
with George Grlswold as Instructor.
The senior class this year has six
teen members.
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ago at the new opera house on Monday
evening, March IS.
Mrs. Schlager of Binghamton, is the
guest of her son, Druggist Schlager
and family.
A lecture will be delivered in st. Pat
rick's church Sunday evening, March
II, by Rev. Father McNally, of Hyde
Park. The church choir will render
several sacred selections. Tickets, 25
cents.
Miss Jennie Penman Is visiting rela-
tives at Carbondale this week.
The Suburban wheelmen met Wednes-
day evening and elected the following
officers: President, C. w. Houser; vice.
president, T. NJ. Yoyle; secretary, +. L.
Northup; treasurer Thomas Palmer.
The president of the council appointed
the following persons to constitute the
board of health of Olyphant borough
DR.. A. f. Grams, two years; f. M. Will
Jams, four years; James Nealon, one
year; Thomas Hoban, three years, and
Peter Nealon, five years.
Miss Sarah O'Malley, of Dunmore
street, Is slowly recovering from an at
tack of the grip.
Miss Lulu Payne, of Hartford, Pa, is
visiting friends at this place.
John Il. Melvin, of Archibald, was Q
caller in town yesterday
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FOREST CITY.

A basket social will be held by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school at
the home of Charles j. Young, tonight
The merchants OF the borough have
requested the council TO raise the license
fee for transient retail dealers In Forest
City from S2j per month to 800 per
month That body has slgnincd It's
willingness to amend the ordinance as
requested.
Since the correspondent of The Trib-
une called the attention OF the board OF
poor directors to the case of George Car
penter, the colored man who lies Ill on
Hudson street. adequate relief has been
given him and he is much improved.
The directors claim they were not ac-
qualnted with the exact circumstances
and gave as much relief as was asked
for at first.
The next convention OF the Patriotic
order Sons of America OF Susquehanna
county will he held at Thompson on
June ls. 1895. That was the decision
arrived at by the convention which
met here Monday.
II. X. Vaughn, formerly connected
with the Carbondale Anthracite, was In
town a day or two ago. He Is now in
the insurance business.
Mordecai Doud post, Grand Army OF
the Republic, will meet In Higgins hall
on Saturday evening, March 0, at 7.3O
o'clock.
Hugh wylie. Of Carbondale, lead the
Wednesday evening. Sunday next Is
communion Sunday at the church and
all who wish to join the membership
can do so.
Fifty more mine cars with Gallaghers
patent will be ordered by the Hillside
Coal and Iron company from Blooms
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news OF This VICINITY
TUNKHANNOCK.

Rev. Il. A. Doney, secretary of the
Northwestern Pennsylvania Sabbath
union, was here yesterday arranging
for dates.
James w. Piatt, returned from La
porte Wednesday evening and reports
the judicial contest still on. quite
number of witnesses have been called
this week. but the principal work of
the judicial court has been the exam
ination of the election records. 1t Is
probable that Il commission will be APP
pointed to take the depositions of Wit
nesses in this county, thus saving the
travel fees to Sullivan.
The general agent of the Columbia
Bicycle company was here yesterday
and established local agency with Al
bert L. Miller.
Gordon Williams, n noted raftsman
and hunter of the days gone by, still
delights to recall the scenes OF SIXTY
years ago. He was one of the most
trusty pilots in the early days of ratt-
ing on the Susquehanna, and the old
lumbermen along the river will remem-
Der him well.
Ziba Billings is reported considerably
better.
A Chinese laundry is to be estab-
lished in the Caskey restaurant build
ing, on Warren street, next week by
Mongollan named Kee. The only tex
tile bleachery previously operated here
was conducted by Charlie Sing who
became dlspondent, went to Missouri
and shuhled off his mortal coil in an
unknown, but supposedly tragic man
ner.
The Evangelical people are eagerly
watching for news from their confer
ence, which Is in session at Pottstown.
The Dubbsites are negotiating for the
purchase of the church editice. which
the supreme court awarded to the
Bowman-Esher faction, and upon the
outcome of the matter hinges the ar
rangement of the circuit in this locality.
Mrs. Davis. the evangelist, Is eN-
pected to arrive at noon today.
The marriage of j. w. Dewitt to Miss
Althea Depue, of Laceyville. is current
ly reported to have occurred last week.
on the assumption that it is fact, we
offer congratulations.
Revival meetings have been in prog
ress at LaGrange the past three weeks
under the leadership Of Rev George
Hire, of the Baptist church, and that
moral desert is being shaken from CEN
ter to circumference. Reports say that
nearly the whole community has been
| gathered into the fold. May it con-
tinue until not ne is lett outside.
| Mrs. Gordon Williams is steadily fail
| ing.
The Montrose Sentinel says 1t is
rumored that parties from Tunkhan-
mock will start a grocery store. So far
as we are aware none of our grocery
men are loosening their lettering pins
| to move in that direction.
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OILY PLANT.

Professor William Il. Moran died at
his home on Delaware street on Tues
day night OF Brights disease. Profess
sor Moran has been u resident of this
place for many years and was tai
ented musician. He was about 80 years
OF age and Is survived by n wife and
FIVE children, namely Mrs. John Davis,
Mamie. Mabel, william and George,
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock. Intcrment will be
made in the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Mamie Duffy is visiting friends
Mt Hartford Pa.
The Adonis club will reproduce their
play. "The Irish Statesman" which
made such hit here about u month
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rapher in the office of the Hendrick
Manufacturing company, has resigned
her position and has accepted a similar
one with concern in Williamsport.
Miss Charlotte Giles. of Lincoln ave-
nue.. entertained a party of friends on
Wednesday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Laura Davis, of Wyoming.
The following We're present: DR.. ID.
Barton, William Davis and Miss Laura
Davis. of Wyoming; Miss Flora Allen,
of Forest City; Miss Minnie Bowen, Liz
Zie Scurry, Jessie Moore and Mrs. Han
nah Leonard and the Messrs. II. w.
Skeels, Edward Warrington, ii. +. Will
Jams, r. Nj. Shepherd, G. +. Mills and
II. G. Likely.
Again yesterday morning the signal
for help was sounded at No. 2S. The
accident of yesterday was caused by a
break in the machinery of the engine
that hauls the cars up the plane. AS a
trip of five loaded coal cars were being
drawn up the back plane and were
nearing the top the machinery snapped,
causing u slack in the cable and the
sling ahead of the cars unlocked and
let the trip back down the steep incline,
at the foot of which stood trip of load
ed freight cars; into this trip the run
| aways crashed. The collision over
| turned and smashed several cars, spill
| ing many tons of coal The freight ears
were not badly wrecked. Frank Fer
rell, trainman employed on the freight
train, jumped and thus escaped unin-
| jured. This was the fourth accident
that has occurred at No. 2S this week
| one every day.
Professor II. +. Woods new Carbon
dale Business college will occupy the
second floor of the new Burke building
on Sixth avenue. The above deal was
closed yesterday morning. The profes
| sor expects to open his college the first
] week in April.
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TAYLOR.

Rev. Robert IL. Jones, former pastor
of the Hyde Park Presbyterian church,
was installed AS the pastor of the First
Presbyterian church in this place last
evening. The installation services We're
very interesting and were attended by
a large crowd of people. A large num-
Der of Presbyterian clergymen were
also in attendance. Rev. James Mcleod,
ID. D., of the Second Presbyterian
church OF Scranton, preached the
sermon. His remarks were listened to
with close attention, as he unfolded To-
the congregation the gospel truths. Rev.
$. c. Logan, ID. D., of Scranton, fol-
lowed and spoke on proposing for
Constitutional Questions" The charge
TO the pastor was made by Rev. +.
III. Brooks, of Wilkes-Barre, and the
charge to the people by Rev. n. G.
Parke, ID. D., of Plttston. Rev. Charles
Il. Robinosn, of Scranton, offered the
prayer Of installation. The church choir
rendered several beautiful anthems.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts, the newly installed
pastor, has preached at the church on
several occasions and has made Il most
favorable impression on the members
of the congregation. The church, since
its organization nearly two years ago,
has been in a flourishng condition, ana
is rapidly gaining in membership, and
the financial condition of the treasury is
very encouraging. The Presbytery
noting this fact saw the necessity Of
furnishing Il regular pastor. and now
that he has been secured it is presumed
the church will continue to prospe"
more rapidly even than in the past.
Miss Hannah Hughes of Hyde Park,
was a visitor here yesterday.
Miss Ida Sperber is visiting friends
in Latin.
The concert which will be given on
March - by the Garden Village quar-
tette. together with Mr.. Hitchner, the
| Mark Twain of the Wyoming valley.
promises to be an excellent affair.
a pleasant social was held last even
ing at the Taylor hall.
James T.. Watkins has bought the
house of Shepherd Snow on Union
street.
The grip is quite prevalent in this
place.
p. J. Moran, Of the Taylor Herald,
| spent the fore part of this week in New
York city.
The Young Mems Dramatic club,
which will perform TONY, the Con-
vict," at Weber's rink on March II,
is composed of the best talent in the
| borough.
Miss Lizzie Jones. Of Wilkes-Barre,
is visiting friends in this place.
Miss Lizzie Williams gave a social to
her many friends last Wednesday even
ing at the home Of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Reese Williams, at the Archibald
mines. Numerous games were INDUCED
in, after which refreshments were
served, and all departed at a late hour
well pleased with the manner that Miss
Williams had entertained them. Those
present from this place were: Misses
Mary l.. HQwells, Ella Jones, Matte
Havard. Mary n. Davis, Mary Winter
burn, Lizzie j. Daniels, Sallle Williams;
Richard G. Roberts, Daniel Tubbs, =.
+. Winterburn, Elmer r. Daniels, Evan
G.. Watkins, Henry w. Howclls.
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CARBONDALE.

Mrs. Tiernan, of Salt Lake City, is
at the home of w. j. Johnson,
of Washington street.
Mrs. Frank Smith Is convalescent
from an attack Of pneumonia.
The Misses Morrison, of Eighth ave-
nue., left yesterday morning for visit
in New York city.
Mrs. j. II. Croft, who for the past sew
eral months held the position of stenog-
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IlONESDALE.

The Amity club have just received
four new members into their midst:
L. J. Hartung. 3. Kimble, John Is.
Jenkins and william Watts. y social
for members of the club will be held
next Friday evening.
Rev. Charles \. Howells, Il. a., Of st.
James church, Jermyn, will ohiciate in
Grace church this evening.
David Hinman. of Kingston, was
caller in town yesterday.
James Finnerty, Of the University of
Pennsylvania. is spending a few days
with ~is parents.
The Baptist supper Wednesday even
ing was a very enjoyable affair and
we'll attended.
one Of the worst nuisances that
Honesdale. 1t seems, is forced to submit
20, Is the snOwballing practiced by
young boys, especially those attending
school. They congregate on the cor
ners and throw the snowballs at each
other. and then, by way Of diversion,
salute q. pagserJy in 4 very unpleasant
manner. Again the balls frequently
ny wide OF their mark and do damage
10 objects not intended to be struck
The SNOWFALL nuisance, menace to
the safety of citizens, should be stopped
at once and forever.
The young people Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give a social on
Thursday. March Il, and hope TO see
large attendance.
Fisks jubilee singers will given an
entertainment at the Presbyterian
chapel Friday, March IL.
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AVOCA.

The funeral of Mrs James McDer-
mott took place from her late home on
Grove street yesterday afternoon. In
terment was made in ST. Mary's Gem
etery. Deceased was 20 years of age
and is mourned by a husband and
an infant a few weeks old; also her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McKlone.
five brothers and one sister, all of
Avoca.
Rev. A. ]. Wesley. and John Connor,
sr.. attended the installation of Rev.
II. G.. Jones, at Taylor. last evening.
Miss Lizzie Mitchell is confined to her
home by the grip.
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burg. AS soon as the Forest City Car
company gets ready for business it will
have the exclusive right to use Gala
gher's patent.
George Harris, who has been a resi-
dent of this place for several months
past, has secured position as engineer
on the 81" road in New York city, and
will move his family to the metropolis
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HOLY LAND ART PORTFOLIOS.
Euh|y Footsteps
OF THE
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Most carefully and piously traced with
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Being a geographical and historical account
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where Christ and the Apostles lived, toiled
and triumphed showing where jesus was
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achievements, which brought to humanity
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-07-31

An especial feature of the com
ing Mason County Fair will be the
ample and proficient provision that
has been made for the sprinkling of
the grounds and track when the
dust is offensive and the alignment
of it is most needed. The adequate
removal of a circumstance that has
heretofore to a great extent acted to
the repression of those in attend
ance upon our Fair, cannot but be
enducive to the full enjoyment of
all and a source of eradication to
those who have in past years ex-
Perienced. the aggravation of dust.
The management have put them
selves to extraordinary exertion to
meet the requirements of the driest
weather, and their success in this
respect may be safely presumed.
Let no one fear "Non sine puIUere. "
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The Picnic.

There were about two hundred
persons present at the pic mic of the
n. E. Church, South, which was
held on tho Fair ground, on July
24th., and despite of the rain they
proceeded to enjoy themselves very
much. They took croquet set and
few of the young folks proceeded
TO enjoy 4 game or two in the rain
There were four large swings and
the children were swung until the
swingers gave out. The part OF
the program which was most
enjoyed was the dinner, which was
served in the Floral Hall on account
of the rain. 1t was quite amusing
to hear those children calling for
"chicken" and 'ice cream" After
dinner some of the young ladies
went horseback riding, which was
a source of amusement for both
riders and spectators. They then
began to return to town, and we will
not mention the names of the four
young men who had 10 walk home
but if you ask Homer Shaw or Mute
Stevenson probably they can tell
you about it.
There was much complaining Of
"rheumatism" and "sick head ache
yesterday.
The pic mic of the NJ. E. Church
South, for 1895, was an event long tc
be rememberedan and nearly all of the
participants said that they had hac
enough picnic to last them another
year. We were surprised to heal
some one remark "that we had {
bad day for the picnic"
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We clip the following from the
Oil Review, whose editor is law
yer:
If Judge COTS opinion is proper
" construed those engaged in sell
ing cigarettes at retail, should be
careful or they will get into trouble.
1t seems that, under this ruling, the
seller must be an agentof the manu-
facturer, and must have the goods
in possession by consignment and
not by purchase. The agency must
be within the law, and real. The
meaning of the term "original pack
age is not well understood, but it
is held by the sellers to be any
package at all that is done up at the
factory, hence a FIVE cent package
comes within the law, as they con-
strue it.
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Notice to rake Depositions,

To Geo. c. Baker-Take notice: That on
August 10, \. d. 1885, between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ. of that
day, at the law Office of Lon t. Pilchard, in
the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
1 Will take the deposition of ]. w. Rodgers
and others, to be read in evidence in my be
hall in a certain suit in chancery now pend
ing in the Circuit Court for the County of
Mason, and State of West Virginia, in which
am plaintiff and you are defendant. If
from any cause the taking OF said deposition
be not commenced, or If commenced be not
Will be adjourned from day to day or from
time to time at the same place and between
the same hours until the same shall be com
pleted. Eta BAKER.
Lon 7. Pilchard, Sol. july 3-4w
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Those who receive the Daily
Register during the week proceed
ing the Fair, and who are not sub
scribers, will know that the papers
arc paid for for one ,oeek, and there
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them out of the Postoffice. If you
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Two of our town boys being anx-
ious to take in the Pic mic at the
Fair grounds invited a couple
young ladies to accompany them.
They told the driver of the carriage
to stop at the home of the ladies.
He did so. Here, TO their surprise,
they met With a little opposition.
There was quite discussion over a
matter in which the boys and girls
were alike interested, and but for
the "nerve" exhibited by one OF
the boys they could not have gone.
This discussion waxed warm, last
ing about fifteen minutes, and they
were permitted to start. They
went, and we believe, with this one
exception, they had an enjoyable
time. We think it best to keep
the subject of this discussion Sc
cret to those who did not happen to
be passing that way.
Harper and Winger enjoyed their
dinners at the Picnic; you would
have thought SO if you had seen
them eating. Y.