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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-11
RECkNIlUE.

Miss Sylvanus is lying quite i'll at he,
home on Bell place.
Miss Sarah Coates is visiting hei
brother at Yatesville.
=. b. Gilmartin was a caller in Scran-
ton Yesterday.
Clinton Carey, of Berwick, spent Sun.
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. j
Taylor. on Hickory street.
A game of foot ball will be played or
the green" Washington's birthday
February -. between Peckville foot
ball team 2nd Jessup foot ball team
There is every Indication that it vii
be a. hard fought battle. CAPTAIN
Brooks is confident that the local play
ers will make a splendid showing.
A number of young people from this
place enjoyed sleighride to Carbon
dale last evening, and stopped at Mr.
Myers, where a pleasant time was had
John W. Miles. Cf Riverside, and
Mary T.. HaZen. of Winton, were
united in marriage by Justice of the
Peace S. W. Arnold last Saturday even
ing.
John Gard. of Main street. was very
pleasantly surprised by large number
of young people. who spent very
pleasant evening with him. Those
present Were: Misses Stella Wede-
man. Eulop Tiffany, Rebecca Grimes
Ella ketchym. Stella Harris. Flora
Ditmore. Laura Hill. and Amy Ditmore
of Jermyn: Arthur Thompson. Roy
Wedeman, Edwin Williams, William
Green, George Ditmore and Charles
Ditmore. of Jermyn.
Don't forget the donation in the
Methodist Episcopal church 'parlors
next Monday evening for the benefit
of the pastor, Rev. :. G. Simpkins.
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JER fNTN.


The teachers Of the graded school will
hold Il monthly institute on Saturday
next.
w. c. Nicholson. who has been repre-
senting Clark. Chaplin & Bushnell. the
large New York wholesale grocery
house in this section. has resigned his
position and will move his family to
Brooklyn. n. T.. where he has secured
q lucrative position with the rambler
Bicycle company.
Council No. III, Young Mems Insti-
tnte. vii! hold a smoker next Monday
evening.
Miss Kate Campbell. of Avoca. and
Miss Emma Soby, OF Bnghamton. are
visiting Jermyn friends.
Florence Miller. who has been i'll for
some time, is convalescent.
George Matthews is In Scranton.
where he has secured q situation i'm the
car shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Wynn are in
pittston attending the funeral of a
child of John Layou.
The ladies' of the Home Missionary
society will give an entertainment and
supper on Saturday, Feb. 90. a pro-
gramme is being prepared that win
please you. Try and attend
one of the silliest stories being told
by those who do not wish to see anOth-
er water company Is that the new COM
pany expect to take their supply from
the Rusibrook. The company intend
To supply the citizens Of Jermyn with
artesian well water, which is pure.
Miss Anna Houston. of Carbondale.
is organizing a class in Je:myn TO learn
water color and pastel painting.
The funeral of Johnnie. son of Peter
SINNERS. took place Sunday afternoon.
Interment was made in Jermyn ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Charles w. Stanton. OF Carbon
dale. called on friends here yesterday.
The Delaware and Hudson miners re-
ceiVed their pay yesterday.
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NICHOLSON.

The Amphion Ladies' Mandolin and
Vocal quartette will be at the Nicholson
Opera house. Thursday, Feb. is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Walker, of Buffalo.
visited the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. Walker, Sunday last.
Theodore Straub, of Scranton, was
the guest of Ralph Williams over Sun
day.
Ten young ladies will give a leap year
social at the Nicholson Opera house
this evening.
The local teachers institute was held
at the school house Saturday, Feb. 8.
The following persons were present: ::
Il. r.. James. G. II. Horton. Asa Keeler,
w. NJ. Wood, Prof. Stark and Prof.
Benson.
Rev. Mr.. Waterbury visited the Elec-
trio City yesterday
Mrs. John Williams returned to her
home at Orange. n. j., Saturday last.
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KEY STON e.

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aIs,l ciuss pesai, tne iiith pooh
last 'nursuas anu expect 10 hhish the
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ahu a ny eNeiiihs ,ne I'elu wuS shtteiy
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-11
wiNTON,

Harry Conners has returned to Troy
n. Y, after weeks visit with his
brother. II. ". Corners.
Mrs. Leward Curtis. of Blakely. spent
Saturday with relatives in town.
George Taylor and Dave NIorgans
We're callers In Scranton Saturday
evening.
William Morgans spent Sunday with
his parents In Scranton.
Miss Annie Fletcher is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chadwick, at Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Mrs. Henry Rasp and Sadie Stein
metz returned home Friday from a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Brumb,
at Wind Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters, of Sandy Run,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
son Schneur last week.
Misses Lizzie Winters and Emma
Welbourn have returned to there home
in Minooka after a weeks visit i'm town.
William Mickle Is convalescent.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Arch
bald Presbyterian church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Stephen Cairns We'd
nesday afternoon.
Misses Nettie Morgans and Tena
Hunter called on Bessie Galloway at
Archibald Saturday.
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wAVERIT.

Mrs. Grace George of BroOk1yn,N. Y.
who has been the guest of her father
A. G.. Smith. Is visiting relatives in
Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. ]. II. McAlpine has sold her
residence and farm to d. l.. Doty and
will move to Factoryville.
Mrs. A. d. Dean, who is confined to
the house with a broken limb, is re-
covering.
The installation of the newly elected
officers of Washington camp. No. 314
Patriotic Order Sons of America. took
place last Saturday night. District
President David j. Davis and a large
delegation numbering fifty or more of
Washington camp. No. 333, of Hyde
Park and of other lodges. attended
After the installation ceremonies, they
all attended u banquet at Music hall.
William Hall has accepted a position
with P. G. Thompson & Co., of Phila :
delphia.
Your hair cut in the latest style at
Martin Bold's Barber shop. Also
razors ground and honed. %s
Master Robert Mackey. son of DR..
and Mrs. n. G. ,Mackey, celebrat ted the
twelfth anniversary of his birth last
Thursday night by giving a party to
his friends. at which refreshments were
served and u jolly good time had by all.
Those present were the following:
Christine and Robert Parker. Lizzie and
Charles Johnson, Arthur Miller. Helen
Stone. Eddie Feehley. Annie Dean. Rob
ert Bold, Robert and Charles Lee, Mil
dred Green. Lottie and Nettie Hallock,
Annie and Lottie Mahoney, Willie Ma
honey. Carl Relph. Earl White, Earl
stone. Harold Barnun, Morris Stone,
Robert and Leila Parker, Bertha COyey,
Sadie Spencer, Leslie and Newell ~
Ter, Carroll and Russell Dean, Joseph
Challis. Gussie Polhemus. Milo stone.
jr., and Ollie Pc: SON.
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MiNOONA q,

The Minooka Base Ball club has re-
organized for the coming season with
the following players: Philbin. j.
O'Neill. Shea. Diskin, I.udden. Mongan.
Mcdonald. Flannery and NJ. ONeill.
The club will hold an entertainment at
Callery's arcade on April 20.
John Coyne and Mrs. Bridget Burns.
of Gilmore avenue, will be married
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce have re-
turned home from their honeymoon.
The Independent Social club will hold
their regular weekly social at Taylor
tonight.
The Greenwood Galleries will resume
operations today after two days idle
ness.
The township school teachers re-
ceived their monthly stipend yesterday.
The employees of the Pyne. Taylor
and Holden mines will be paid Wednes-
day.
tip has been going the rounds the
past week among gamesters and chick
en- fanciers that q cooking main would
be held at No. 4 sunday morning, but
the downfall of the "beautifur' put a
damper on the affair.
child of Grace Higgins is danger
ously i'll.
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THEY RIDTCULE IT.
MANY PEOPLE RiDlCutE TIE
IDEA OF AN ABSOLUTE CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA AND STOM-
ACH TROUBLES.
Ridicu,e, However. Is Not Argument, and
Facts Are Stubborn Things.


Stomach troubles are so common and
in many cases so obstinate to cure
thnt people are apt to look with Sus-
picicn on any remedy claiming to- be
o radical, permanent cure for dySpep-
sia and indigestion. Many such pride
themselves on their acuteness in never
being humbugged, especially on medi-
cine.
This fear of being humbugged may
be carried too far. so far. i'm fact, that
many persons suffer for years with
weak digestion rather than risk a little
time and money In faithfully testing
the claims of a preparation so abie
and universally used as Stualt's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
Now. Stuart'S Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one important re-
spect from ordinary proprietary Tledi-
cines for the reason that they are not
Il secret patent medicine. no secret is
made of their ingredients, but analy-
sis shows them to contain the natural
digestive fewnents. pure useptic pep
sin. the digestive acids. Golden Seal,
hisinuth. hydrastis and nuN They are
not Cathartic, neither do they act
powerfully on any organ, but they cure
indigestion on the common sense plan
VI IL costing the food eaten promptly,
thoroughly before It has time to fer
nent, sour and cause the mischief.
This is The only secret of their succ .-ss.
Cathartic pills never have and never
can cure indigestion and ston a oh
troubles because they act entirely upon
the bowels. whereas the whole trou Dle
is really in the stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ta ken
after meals. digest the food. That is
all there is u il Food not digested or
half dieested is poison as 1t creates gas.
acidity. headaches, palpitation of tn"
heart, loss o. flesh and appetite. and
fiiany other troubles which are often
called by some other name.
They are sold by druggists everywh ere
at 80 cents per package. Address stu
art Co for book on stomach disea Ses
or ask your druggist for il.
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Personal AND OTHER ITEMS

John Maze and family visited rela-
tives in Waymart Sunday.
Hugh Fox Is i'll at his home on Pow
derly street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull, of Elmira.
N Y, are visiting here.
Constable Neary yesterday morning
served papers on the Traction company
officers In the injunction suit of the cor
poration restraining them from using
the streets on their line for the carry.
ing of merchandise in contravention of
the franchise.
Charles Beers, of New York city, is
visiting Henry Berry, of River street.
The knights of Father Mathew are
making preparations for their annual
banquet.
The cycle club will meet tonight. and
it is hoped that there will be full at
tendance.
A very pleasant leap year social was
held at the home of &. q. Avery by ms
Sunday school class. A programme OF
vocal and Instrumental music was rem
dered and Il very joyous time was spent.
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HON SDACE.

The leap year party at the armory
Friday night was one oil Ae most
marked social successes that has taken
place in Honesdale for many years
The ladies' had the large room plainly
but prettily decorated. one corner'WaS
screened off into a cosy little room ana
was provided with card tables; an
other was furnished with divans; the
third had tables for refreshments.
Metzgar's orchestra played twenty
four numbers. consisting of two steps.
waltZeS and lancerS. On the reception
committee We're: Mrs. Wallace Lam
bert Mrs. n B. Clark, Mrs. II. II. Rus
sell. Mrs. IA. $. Salmon. Mrs. George $.
Purdy. Mrs. III. II. Menner, Mrs. Will
liam &. Bauman; the floor committee.
Misses Harriet stanton, Elizabeth W..
Bentley, Antonetttc ID. Ball. Florence
S. Wood. Blanche ]. Wood, and Mrs. G.
r. Brady. Refreshments were served
by corps Of young gentlemen and
their lady escorts. The guests from
out-Of town were Miss Bridgeman
New York; Mrs. G. Du Bois Dilnmick.
Miss zimmerman. Russell DlmmicE. Mr..
Edwards. Mr.. Hull scranton; Miss
Helen T.. Deem. of Danville; Miss
Madge Rowland Rowlands; Mr.. Ken
ard. HaWley.
The supper in the parlors of the
F.piscnpai church will be served this
Thursday evening, commencing al 30
first tables.
SuUw fell To the depth of several
inches Saturday and sunday nights.
NJ. Il. Allen Is home from Washing
ton. ID. c., for few days.
The Ancient order OF Hibernians'
ball tonight will be the drawing card
for dancers this week.
Tickets for the supper to be given by
the men of the Episcopal church on
Thursday night are for sale at the store
of Gardner Bros.
The electric light plant will prob
ably begin running all day this week.
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HALLSTEAO.

Miss Grace Waterman. who has beer
Ill. is now able to again attend school.
NJ. j. Bowen spent Sunday with Bing.
hamtOn friends.
Mrs. William Hoover has returned
home from visi! with friends; at Can
dor.
w. w. Adair was called to Corfu. n
v. on Monday by the serious illness OF
Il brother.
Roy French. of Susquehanna, is the
guest of friends in town.
There seems to be great scarcity
of empty houses In town. which shows
that Hallstead is on the boom.
James Florence left Monday for q
visit with his parents at Boston.
\ Sunday school rally Will be con-
Quoted in the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
William Brown and family. of Bing-
hamtOn, spent Sunday with friends In
town.
Miss Nellie Hanrahan has left for
Scranton to attend the Scranton Bust
ness college.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-11
A DISTINGUISHED VIEW.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The Democrats of Scranton evidently
look upon their local contest, which in
wolves the election of q mayor. as hope
less. They have started nearly two weeks
before Election u cry that fraud Is nteni-
ed by the Republicans. This is not IN.
usual when defeat is foreseen. but it is
not the practice of those conscious of
their own strength and cause. There are
some Republican dissensions in Scran-
ton. but they have no better basis ;han
personal seltishness. which does not in
iluence Tair-minded men. The Rcpuhi-
cans have conspicuously worthy cand-
date for mayor In Colonel Ezra II. Rir>
pie, Il man of high charcter and entitled
to the support Of every Republican. .iis
election now will put the party in shape
FOR successful battle on the important
field later in the year, and If his success
wer" not pretty certain the Democrats
would not be attempting to excuse their
prospective defeat by a cry of fraud.
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throughout the town. The boom in
business can be noticed already.
The dancing class organized here
short time ago is success. They
will meet ut Fadden's hall.
Mr.. Martin Cawley, of Hin street.
Archibald. was visitor I'm town Sunday
evening.
The first of series of entertain
ments TO be given by the members of
the Primitive Methodist church, was
given I'm the church Sunday evening.
A neat sum was realized and will be de-
voted to the parsonage fund.
Mrs. ID. l.. Owens, of North Main
street, is indisposed.
The firm of Burke and company, un-
dertakers. have moved their place of
business to the block opposite Erbe's
hotel.
Misses Name and Clara Grier, Ella
and Mary ]. Riley and Sarah McGowan
We're visitors at st. Thomas fair in
Archibald last evening.
John Hawk and George Munford vis-
tied i'm Peckville Sunday.
Master Edward and Miss Theresa
Fadden gave a brownie" party at their
home Saturday afternoon.
Henry Ries was in Olyphant Sunday
evening.
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RRICE8URG.

Miss Kate Costello, of Jermyn, spent
yesterday with her mother. Mrs. Wini-
fred Costello, of Lincoln street.
A number of our young people en-
joyed a sleigh ride TO Archibald last
evening.
The school board held their regular
monthly meeting last evening. Orders
for the teachers and janitors' salaries
were ordered drawn.
Miss Kate Dolphin, of North Main
street, visited In Olyphant last even-
ing.
The starting of Johnson. No. COL
liery has brought joy to many homes
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programme Is as follows: Invocation,
Rev. ]. l.. Race: anthem, entitled "A
Merry Swiss Home" Miss Clearwater
and Miss Sullivan; recitation, MISS
Elsie Wescott: anthem. Make JOY
full Noise" by choir; violin ana mute
duet. by Messrs Farrar and Berghaus-
ser: solo. Miss Sullivan: recitation
Miss Jessie Stearns: anthem. by choir'
violin solo. H.. III. Berghausser; male
quartette. 1--WE are on the Way; reci-
tation, Earnest Wescott; anthem by
choir.
Miss Blanche Tregallas has returned
home after IA long visit among friends
at Penobscot.
Mrs. ). +. Price has returned from a
visit to Mehoopany.
Mrs. +. j. Beams funeral was held
yesterday. after which the last remains
Were conveyed to Lackawanna ana
shipped to Fairtown. Vermont.
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THE COSTS UPON WHITE.
simpsons Magistrate and Jury FrOwn
Don an lntriider.

Some time ago Charles Lamb. who
resides with his wife and family in
Simpson. returned home from his work
rather UNEXPECTEDLY and To his surprise
found j. W. White in company with
his wife Mrs. Lamb and Mr.. White
declared that he was only changing his
shirt at the time. but<AIr Lamb formed
Il very different view and proceeded to
eject Mr.. White In no gentle manner
As Il consequence, arrests were made.
White seemed determined to press his
charge against Lamb on grounds that
the latter had threatened to do him
bodily harm. The case was recen tiy
heard before magistrate and jury.
who completely eXonerated Mr.. La NIB
and placed the costs of the suit upon
MhiIe.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-11

Miss Grace Bagley took pleasure in
entertaining her Sunday school Bible
class al her residence on Saturday
afternoon. The members of the class
are Bessie Watson. Nina Raynor. ISa-
belle Warrington. Vina Lindsay, Edith
COPYRIGHT. Alpha Rankin. Lizzie
Kase. Gussie Jadwin, Edith Buckla nd
Catherine Thomas.