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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-14
DEArn on ~ ArLANrI,N.
Joseph =. Northrop Taken on by an
ApopIcctIr Strokr.


ApopIe~tic stroke.
Atlanta. Nov ig-wlth shocking sud
deness death claimed Joseph r Nor,hror
one OF Auautas best known citizens this
morning Tie was manufacturer or
shirts az No So Peachtree street Mr.
Northrop retired last night IN bis usual
health save Tor an Injury 20 his knee
which occurred some two weeks ago
About O'Clock this morning De was sc.z-
ed with "roke OF apopcXv from which
he never rallied. fie dlcd 90 ten minutes
10 nine t.Ia morning Mrs N0rihrop b.
Frustrated hy ths sudaeu death
Mr Northrop was slAty-two years Of
age uut uruI Two weeks ago rad enjoyed
very good health While boarding q West
end cor % go home one evening after bus
inesH hours hc was thrown on the pave
mont receiving D. severe ana u1lufll in-
fury 90 Die hrcr Since tant ume He has
been unable fo move about EXCEPT on
crutchcs. aud hos been uHaHle 20 attend
20 his business. It i- thought This injury
was IN some measure Instruments. Soc
bringing ou The apopiectc stroke from
which be died
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Atlanta Nov l3-The Southern sur
gical Gyneco.oei ri Association mei lu rs
thirteenth annual session here to-day
While The association ls Southern ln nume
s. has member hip restricted 10 49,
from aI patt- OF the United States
Prominent physicians from New York
Chicago. Boston. Baltimore. Philadelphia
Cincinnati and many Southern cities are
in attendance.
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atlanta. Nov i3-Tne fourteenth am
nual session 90 thc Southern Conference
% che Unitarian Church came Go q close
to-day Rev Frank 81 Hnrtweu was
elected 10 succeed himself as president.
Hon + @ Brombere OF Mobile. vice
president and Rev w O. Mumm o.
Louisville treasurer Tho Southern Az
lance elected the following officers
President. Mrs O. A. Llurston: v..e
president. Mrs O. a. Pctche. secretary.
Mrs Charles Rchrc
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Having lately reorganitcd our
prescription Department we are
"etter Than ever equipped 60 supply
your medicines with dispatch and
accuracy.
Larry orders for Creams ana sher-
nets receive the first attention.
MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY,
Whitaker and Liberty.
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KNIGHTS PHARMACY.
Yotn MATrREss-

How about. your mattress7 Is n a1
right ] make the best ones IN The world
How is your furniture Does IL need un-
holsterlng' am especially prepared 20 do
the WorH. The only man hero carrylpr a
fun line OF covers and curtains
DAVID CLARK.
iN Jefferson street
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Beaufort s. c. Nov l3.-Asslstart
surgeon Allen stuart United States
navy. Is here on hrlof VISIT 20 HIS fa-
ther. pr n ST. stuart Young Or
stuart spent LAST summer in Porto Rican
and Cuban waters where he was at
tached TO the United States coast survey
steamer Yankton
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srEcrAL NoTICI:s.
my
OE ATING

Hair moss. ticking fiber feathcrs
our stock Of new material ard manufac-
tured products are up 10 date. our reno
waiting and rcmaking has delighted many
prominent residents ASK your acquairt-
nrcea Material sent us o. picked. steam
ca. G eaned aui msdieated by modern ma
ctlnery Making done by mechanics. We
connne our work 20 mattresses and bel-
ding generally. We eel ticking Of al
kinds. moss. hair. cotton fiber. feathers.
or any article needed mattress line.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING CO..
Bell Phone 1875 13i Drayton street
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S0VlHH0I B0Hk Z trust a.
CAPITAL, $3.50. 900.

Accounts Of banks. merchants. CORPORA
tons and individuals solicited.
Savings Department. interest paid quar-
terly.
Safety Boxes and Storage Vaults ff
rent
Collections made on all points at r'i'
sonable rates.
Drafts sold on al the chief cities Of TIE
world
Correspondence invited.
JOSEPH d. WEED President
JOHN C. ROWLAND. Vice Prcs.l,n'
W. r. McCAULEY. Cashier
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We manufacture and sen lll kinds a.
fancy ana re-prcssed brick. paving ana
building bricks. our common brick are
the best for building purposes being
larger than other kllus make. aud cheap
er See samples and prices
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY co.
Congress and Drayton streets.
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nnNns ENECITEn

By the American bonding and Trust
Company 81 Baltimore. We are author
ICED TO execute ioeaiy Qmmedlately upou
application. ail bonds in Judicial. pro-
ceediues in either The state ~ United
States Courts and OF administrators ana
guardians.
pEARING & HULL Agents.
Telephone s2i Prevalent building
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NJ IRIS NICE. WE HAVE IT.

Fe.icklngeTs California Fruits. White
aud Black Royal Caerues. Sliced Apri.
cots. yellow Crawford and Lemon cling
Peaches. Bartlett Pears aud Green Gage
Piumbs IN SD. tins. Also Nassau salad
ana Cooking Oh. AZ
HARDEE * MARsHALLs.
Phone 955.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NY ONLY THE nEsT GINGER All

>~-----~-~---~-~~~-~-~~-~-
The best IS the Wheeler Brand % Bel
fast Ginger Ale made by Wheeler & Co.
OF Belfast ireland. from the celebrated
Cromac Springs OF that city. These
springs are the properly OF Wheeler & Co.
hence no other Ginger Ale manufacture
in Ireland has those waters but them
selves. The Wheeler Ginger Ale Is made
from pure Jamaica Ginger Root and not
from Red Pepper as others are. one e
deleterious-the other IS tonic
For Healthfuiurss ard PurRy the cele-
brated Wheeler brand OF Belfast Ginger
Ale s. The best
LIPPMAN BROTHERS.
sole Southern Agents. savannah. ca
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STOPS THE CoUGH AND WORKS OFF
THE InI.n.

Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets cure a
cold IN one day. No cure, 10 pay. Price
q cents -ad
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



READ rms.
Messrs. sIoat Bros. Co,
savannah, Ga.
GentIemen-I have been great
sufferer from indigestion and suffer
n great deal. Heard of your NeEe-
table Bitters through "A travelling
salesman in Baltimore. 4 procured
n bottle and md q gives me great
relief. certainly recommend a. to
any one suffering from Indigestion.
Yours respectfully,
CHAs. A. CRANDALL,
Annapolis, Md.
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SOUTHERN BANK

q the state Of Cocoa.
NHiNtal -..-s-.- ........... ..... SO 90
surplus ard undivided profits ... So. 40
DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA
superior facilities for transacting
General Banking Business.
collections made on al DoInts
accessible through banks and bankers.
Accounts Of Banks. Bankers Merchants
and others solicited safe Deposit Boxes
for rent
Department Of Savings interest payable
quarterly.
Sells Sterling Exchange on London
and upwards
JOHN FLANNERY President
HORACE A. CRANE. Vice President
JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
JNO. FLANNERY WM W GORDON
r A. WE'LL W ". GORDON j..
II A CRANE JOHN NJ EGAN
LEE ROY MYERS. JOSEPH FERsT
II p SMART CHARLES ELLIS
EDWARD KELLY JOHN J. KIRBY
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
one carload OF Meyers fine work Of
Syracuse ~ y. open and top buggies
ne mos, complete line ever brought 20
this city
We defy competition on This work
ask the public ore and all who are IN the
market for end and side-sprtng easy rid
ing vehicles that they can be found at
my repository Also full line OF deliv-
ery wagons open and TOP milk and baker
wagons You make no mistake by calling
M once and make your selection.
MARK APPLES REPOSITORY,
$50 Broughton street. west
Kclly's Rubber Tires the only reliable
tire on The market.
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81 " NV NNNL
e. che place where you can satisfy
your appetite with all tho delica-
cies OF the season.
oysters from the GULF and
NORTHERN waters
Also Came In season.
GEN CAFE
GEO. {. sCHWARz. Proprietor
Orsn day and night
Dining room upstairs.
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PALACE CAFE.
AND OYSTER HOUSE

q Bull Street
Blue Points. Little Neck CLANS. received
by every steamer. Native oysters ln 81
asles Chops aud steaks Iud game IN
season EvogthiuE the best
Just received. fresh lot live Holsters.
II D. ABRAMS Prop.
T. Slot mnca from ~ to I every day.
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Georgia Phone No 2iS. Bon Phone No. 3ts.
". &. FRIPP a 90.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
eious and Rents collected.
Representing
Travellers Insurance Company Life Ac-
cidcnt aud liability Departments
New York Underwriters Fire Insurance
Company.
Greenwich Fire Insurance Company.
Tho Clty Trust safe Deposit and Surety
Company
Is-llug Bonds 81 Surety 20 contractors
Administrators guardians. etc.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
6. ". DISTRICT.
am a candidate for reelection 40 jus
uce of the Peace. and respectfully solicit
your vote and support al au election 20 boz
held Dec 4. 1870. at 20 Ahercoru street Re-
specially. SAMUEL REYNOLDS
Assn AND CYPRESS LUMBER ron
SALE.
900 feet 81 ash. suitable FOR wheel
virgins carriage makers. car works ana
interior house hulsh. Aleo cypress lumber
of all sizes We have resumed cutt.nr
our famous brands 81 cypress shingles
and viii soon have = full lire Of them FOR
sale. VALE ROYAL MFG. co
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
European Novelties.

Our recent purchases Of foreign goods
affords buyers an opportunity OF selecting
from the latest and choicest novelties
shown in Paris and other European cen
tiers. There are many exclusive nnd at
tractive designs from which to choose
without chance OF duplication Al Of as
sured quality and value.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-02
AVoCA.

The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ T.. church
will meet in the class rooms this afternoon 10
elect officers
Rev, T. T., Wilson LEI. yesterday to attend ihe
p. NJ. conference at Tamaqua.
Thomas Ryder, of the West Side, left on
Tuesday 10 reside in Philadclphia
The Sons Of ST. George will meet tomorrow
evening.
The Ladies Missionary society OF the Langclifc
church will meet at the home OF Mrs D. T.
Smytho tomorrow afternoon
Yesterday morning fire broke out i1 D. C. Nor.
toms undertaking establishment and had il not
been for the timely assistance OF the hose CON.
pany considerable damage would he done Some
smau boys were playing with matches near
basement window under which was stored furni
ture padding. This became ignited and the
flames crept between the partitions 10 the upper
story. In lvw minutes it was under control
and the only damage done was in one ROOM
where the furniture could not bg reached ON
account of the dense smoke Mr.. Norton bad
no insurance on his stock which is valued at
several thousand dollars and c carried but 81 800
ON his building.
The funeral OF George Chester took place Yes.
terday afternoon from the family home In the
North End and it was attended by one of the
largest conoOurse Of friends ever seen in Avoca
The Knights Of Honor, Juvenile aud Senior Order
of forcster,, Odd Fellows aud Miners Associated
fund led the cortege. Services at The house
we're conducted by Rev d. r. smythe, assisted
by the Presbyterian choir. The aoral offerings
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FOREST CITY.
c Scranton Tribune

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, May IA petition Is being cir
culatcd asking permission to remove the post
office to the Joseph building, which was re-.
Gently damaged by fire. one han of the build
ing has been torn down aud the other half the
part formerly occupied by W. II. .Wldenbcrger
icwelry store, is being renovated aD- fitted
up for the office
Frank IIolenback, the well known lumber
man, has secured three hundred acres Of heavily
wooded land near Crystal lake, known as the
John Simpson tract. He viii erect steam
saw mill, cut the timber and work il up into
lumber.
Rev. j. y. Stce'man md family started yes
tcrday Tor thgiy So ipun at Gibertsvillc, y. Y.
.IrS, II, d. Nan ard children, of Vand
ling, viii stIIt e. week for visit to Mrs.
MitChc!lS par,a.. 81. B,ruce, Pa,
One OF the pretty weddings OF the season
took place yesterday morning in ST. Agnes
Catholic church, where Rev Father r.. II.
Walsh with mass united in marriage Lizzie
Burke OF New York city, and Andrew kilhulland
Of Forest City, The bride was handsomely
dressed in a gown OF white satin, with a veil,
and carried prayer book. The bridesmaid, Mis-,
Annie Burke sister of the bride, looked
charming in white silk, with chiffon trimming
aud carried cream roses The young couple will
commence housekeeping at once and have the
best wishes of their many friends
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, May Flour Market was slow
hut steady in tone and without change. Wheat
spot market strong; No. red, 79c I. o. b.
atoat spot; No. ? red lGaic, elevator; No.
northern Duluth, 7Ghc, ahuat TO arrive; options
exceedingly dull all day because ON the Chit
cago holiday, but displayed moderate frmness
and closed firm at lsasac. net advance; No. red
May closed 73hc,; July, 75lac,; September, 7iHc.
CoTn-Spot firm; No. >, IG7sv. /. o. b.. ahoat, and
46l2c elevator; options quiet but firm ali day
ON export trade LIGHT stock here and a fair
demand from shorts, closing strong at LaSsc.
net advance; May closed lGiEe. July i69sc
Oats-spot steady; No. ., 2IRc.; No 3 oats,
27c; No. white, 2ac No. 3 white, 2Slac. I;
track mixed western, silea20c, track white west.
ern, 21a35c.; track white state, 2gaSis,; options
inactive and dali; No. white oats, May closed
2Sl2c ButCr-Firm; western creamery 1fa2Oc I;
do factory, l3alilac,; imitation creamery, Ma
llc.; state dairy, l5alsIaC do creamery, lGa2Dc
Cheese-NCak; fancy large white, l0Nallc.: do
coorcd, lOEal0$ic,; fancy small white, lOalO,ac I:
do colored, lOalO'ac Eggs-Fim; state and
Pennsylvania, AT mark, l2isalilac.; southern, liza
l2C. storage, western, lngrddod. at mark l2Aa
lfIac'; regular packing, at mark, l2aI2%c.
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mgedEGEn@ 6he
CONSUMPTION, IL 8 D6scovery.,"

III have felt my duty for long time" writes Mrs.
Molle Jones, of Gap Comanche Co., Texas ITO tell you
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets in the of little
boy, nearly seven years old. When he two
months old he taken with La Grippe, and it settled
his lungs and in his throat His onsils enlarged and
when he years old had the doctor operate
them. They were lanced but that did good He
would nearly choke to death At night would have
turn him and raise him up and work with him until
/ would be out that ] would go to Sleep
Then had the doctor take his tonsils and he made
bad work of it. The child just two years DID, and
the doctor had taken one out and part of the other
and he breathed bad before and had cold and
cough all the time. If he in the wind he would
be sick and we tried everything could hear of and
consulted every physician but they did not know
what to do. By this time he five years old and he
got he would go to bed we'll apparently and before
morning would wake up and throw up and have burn
ing fever When he nearly six old Gin October
1899 he than ever, and could not rest for
being uneasy about him. He fourth boy (the
other three dead) and it seemed to that if he
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died just could not bear it. would go to sleep crying
and begging God to spare him. Well, could see he
and his kidneys had been troublesome all his life had
read book about Dr. Pierce's medicine 1t seemed to
me that this the very medicine wanted, and told
my husband that if he would buy of Dr. Pierce's
medicine 1 felt almost it would help boy. He
sent and got some and commenced with the Golden
Medical Discovery Friday night, and with the Pei
lets the next morning We gave him your medicine
in one month from the time he commenced taking it he
had gained six pounds and his cough all gone. He
has coughed any since and he don't take cold any
than the of u.s. and he breathes much better
His tonsil is still large, but don't get and choke
him like it did. His kidneys all right they don't act
in the night at all, and of the neghbors who
had him in good while hardly knew him. He
goes about like the of the children and plays in the
cold and hot weather.
"Now, anybody that's got children can know how
thankful am We have had four children and three
dead, and feared that he would follow We just
gave him bottle of the Golden Medical Discovery
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NEW MILFORD.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
New Milford, May l.--Elcven young pcoplc
from Lakeside were baptized al the Baptist
church in this place sunday morning 10y Rev. l.
ID. Malery.
Rev. Grummond, of Binghamton. took charge
Of the services at the Presbyterian church sun.
day.
Lee Swackhammcr spent Sunday with his par.
ents at Montrose
Misses Carrie and Blanche smith. of Heart
Lake, were guests at the home OF their grand.
father, +. smith, the first of the week.
Mrs. William Van Cott and Mrs A. IIawlcv
spent the day in Binghamton.
Miss May Bradley visited friends ia Bingham.
ton last week, returning home on Friday
Dr, Merrill, Of llallstcad in town Tuesday
to attend Mr. Townsend, who is suffering with
blood poisoning.
Miss May Seymour, of Bnghamton, was A
guest of hcr parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sey.
lnour, the first OF the week.
Mrs. Amanda Van Cott, of MontroSc, is spend.
lng a few days with relatives here
Miss Amos Brown spent Sunday with friends
at Apalachn
Miss Kitty Fleming returned Monday from a
two week. visit with relatives at Hancock.
Nohe fIlzwaier OF Canton y. j., is spend
ing few weeks in town.
Mr. George Motfat and daughter. Viola, Of
blnghamton. are guests at the home of Mr.
hcnry La Barr.
Thomas Brick visited relatives at Apaachin the
first Of the week
Rev. Il. y, Ives, pastor Of the New Milford
PRESBYTERIAN church will move his family from
Blnghamton 10 this place this week.
Mr. and Mrs William Gon of Franklin. called
ON friends here Monday
heI' X. -. Ives, ;. V. TumbulI Mrs. BuIn.
dago and Maude Tunbull were appointed dele.
gates to attend the county Sunda '. school con.
Nention at Montrose May / and q
Mr. and Mrs \ Wood oalIod ~, ,i,,,,
In Ualsteld sunday.
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HALLSTEAD,
~ 70 the saranton Trilnlnr

special to the Scranton Tribune
Hallstead May l.--Mrs. A. f. Merrill attended
the funeral of Mrs. Winiired Scott AT FrapkIir
Works Sunday afternoon
An infant child OF Mr. and Mrs Myers. Of Pine
street. was buried in Rose Illl cemetery satur.
day morning
Mr and Mrs. d. g. Eamlin, Of Binghamton
spent Sunday with their daughter, Ms. Fred
Herrick.
Rev, Earnest Colwell. the new pastor of tbc
Methodist Episcopal church, was hero Sunday
and preached his initial discourse before a good
sized audience.
\ reward Of S2j has been offered Tor iuforna
ton leading 10 the arrest OF the person starting
tho forest fires In this vicinity
Hiram Hannas is miking improvements about
his house occupied by T.. j. Gorton on Main
street. -.t...l ...
Arthur Hunsinger Il years Of age, was stricken
with paralysis. Drs Merrill and smith were
called into consultation and pronounced the case
critical The young lad has previously enjo, ed
good health
Railway officials were here from Scranton Tues
day and surveyed out the route of the new
switch to the chair factory. The switch will be
built at once
Frank Marsh, of Biughamton, is spending the
week in town.
Mis. George Ward gave a dinner party the first
of the week in honor Of her guests, Mrs VIII
lam llalsey Of Binghamton, aud Mrs. Maryery
Barnes, Of Carbondale
Robert McCreary sud son, Charles of Buf
ialo, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, of Sayre; Mrs Harriet
baehe and Mrs. Abbie sheak, Of Bnghamton, st.
tended the funeral of the late j. b. McCreary
Thursday.
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PROSPEROUS CORPORATIONS.

Chicago, May /. The Chicfgo, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway company laiC a quarterly
dividend Of Slij per share today.
New York, May Tie Continental Cotton Oil
company paid dividend of per cent. today
Atlanta, May 1.-The Georgia Southern and
Florida Railway company paid semi annual
dividend Of Pc per cent. to-day
New York, May 1.-The American Tobacco
company paid quarterly dividend Of ~ per
cent, today.
Chicago, May 1.-The Chicago Edison company
paid quarterly dividend of per cent. today.
New York, May THE National Gramophone
corporation paid quarterly dividend Of per
cent, today.
Boston, May 1.-The Eastern Cold Storage
company paid asemannual dividend of 3 per
cent. Joday,
Jersey City \, j., May The Jersey Cen
ual railroad paid dividend of per cent today.
New York May 1.-The American Gar Foundry
paid quarterly dividend Of IA per cent today.
St. Paul. May 1.-The Great Northern Railway
company paid quarterly dividend of ia per cent.
today
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consisted Of a pillow by the Graham family,
pillow 10y Forcsters, Gates Aar,' inscribed
Father and several casket bouquets. The
pallhcarcrs were William Brown, James Moore,
James GCmmcll, Robert Cranston, Richard Rech-
cn7, William Rowe. ntermcnt was made in
LangClihc cemetery.
The funeral OF Cornelius Bonner took place
Yesterday afternoon from the family residence
in the North End. Services at ST. Mary's church
were conducted by Rev, T. +, Carmody. Inter.
mcnt was made in st. Mary's cemetery.
Misses Margaret Buckley, Mary Mclaughlin,
Kate Burns, Anua McNulty, Ella Dougherty, Liz.
zic Mccarthy, MeSsrs, James Connolly, james
Ryder Frank Mccarthy, James Boylan and Pro
fessor G. +, Harris were pleasantly entertained
~ the home OF Mr., and Mrs. James McCarty,
oi Connection. on sunday evening.
Misses Bertha and Regina Dommcmuth will
icave today to visit friends in shelton, Conn
Henry jackson was removed to the West Side
hospital 10 undergo an operation for append.
cits.
j, T. Mclaughlin, Theodore Hogan, A. j. Bar.
rott, Frank Jennings, NJ J. Dixon, ". J. sam.
mon, C. T. Iloban and ". b. Curran attended
the meeting Of the Knights Of Columbus OF
scranton 1n -onday evening and witnessed the
rAompliticat alton Of the third degree of the order
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THOMPSON.
pccial to the scranton Tribune


Tbomnsou Nav 1-N,v dav--NIarrh winds
ono ,o,r oo, ,or,,o,., stocL rof,,.od bav and
contoptcd thcmscIvcs nm tho grass from the
eoIds T,d,,, tLo,. o,t th, L,v viii oagornaes
Mr. Am ;rurroiI mi Mrs Jottio Potter drove
ocrnss tbc rourtrv to Wontrosc this forenoon
nj a. 80 ,;., -, -, ~ ,t
sunday schooI convention in session there This
afternoon and tomorrow
II Wcst Jackson within a ,e,v rods of stocp.
49,, -, Il. - -, - a.. .
died last week: Oliver Perry. his brother.
Nonzo pcrr, brotbers of T. T. porrv of tbie
nlacr, and Thomas Rutter6olJ A. mentioned in
thcse items last wocl tho widow of AIonzo and
his son r a porrv ara serinrs,y sick a, ,Lis