Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 8

ION GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY is, igoa. if At a MONDAY Tent meetings are beingheld in Ashley under the, auspices ot the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Daniel Herman, aged 68 years, died yesterday ait the home of his daughter, Mrs. EL H. Baun, in Wilkesbarre.

Engineers, firemen and ptamnrunnera A feet 6 inches by 6 feet 6 inches "V2 feet 8 inches by 6 feet 8 inches feet 10 inches by 6 feet 10 inches jfeetby 7 feet We. sell agood door for 65 cts. nnmnlfiffl. with snrinir hincps. Tin's town and bought their doors; they will know better next time.

Screen Windows a good one for 10c; better ones for 20c, 25c, 30c and 35c. Porch Screens, 8 ft. by 8 98c. Fruit Jars, Ice Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators. Get in a Supply of Ginger Snaps Habe theitt on hand! They toill keep fresh and good be cause they are put up in that kfonderful, airtight cober The ln erseal Package.

When the children get hungry; When you hant a lunch; When company comes, SAY ,1 Cstsl Orsr fits Store Fcr Uzziift Selling Shaker Flannel, a quality you yould gladly buy at anv time tor be: on Monday only 3csyd. nto Excellent quality of unbleached Sheeting, 2, 24 and 2 yards wide, regular price 17c, 18c and 21c; on Monday, any width, at NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY. 13c a yard. DURYEA. 1 case of "Brown Co." extra strong Apron Gingham in fine patterns; regular price 6c; on Monday cents.

Feather Ticking, infancy stripe, mostly dark Colors, regular price is 15c; Moil day price is 11c yard. Ladies' Summer Wash i not intended to nun tne peo ple's feelings who went out of 0 you trade at the Cheap Crockery Store The VN.Terwilliger, Prop. TFftmD (TALK NO.63.) First Use of Spectacles. Was probably for the correction of old sight. About 600 years agi to Roger Bacon Is given the 'credit of first knowledge of their use.

For years afterward their use was confined to correct In? the deficiencies of the sight In old age, but the last 50 years has ehown great advancement In the treatment of diseases and errors of refraction of the eye. Many conditions of people who "withstand the efforts of all other treatment, are given relief by glasses correctly fitted. Are your eyes free from optical de feet? W. L. McDOUGALL.

Optician and Jeweler. I Estate Fire Insurance, Life Insurance, Accident Insurance, Health Insurance, PlateGlass Insurance, Liability Insurance. SURETY JJOfJDS. A Barber 10 Broad Troxell Block, Plttst'oii, Office on the ground floof. The Griffin Studio.

ArtlitW Photography In all Branches. PEOPU't PHONE 38t SI. HI AIR ST Skirts', of chambray, trim 1 mea wiiu nice line quality of inserting, made in newest style, nice arid full, in two shades of blue a nd one shade of old rose; regular price 1.25 each; Denim Skirts, fine quality, a choosing of 3 different shades, regular price $1.00 and choice on Monday of either lot at 75 cents each. Ladies' and Misses' Cotton Vests, low neck and. sleeveless; usual price 5c each; On Monday 2 for 5c Crepe Melrose, the ideal summer fabric, 8 beautiful shades to chooso from; the price is $1 a yard, except on Monday; on'Mon day the price will bo C2cl Brown Company Formerly 'A.

B. Brown. of the Wilkesbarre dlstrict anf holdings Mrs. nomas u. uavis, mucn ry speciea nynwum woman.aiea yest terday of cancer.

She years age. There were 5,000 visitor at Harvey's Lake yesterday. The pieni? grounds were in possession of Wilkesbarre Hibernians. Albert Lewis had Oppenhehn's orchestra at his. country Residence, at Bear Creek, yesterday, fer the entertainment of his On Monday morning.

Ae annual convention of District No? 1, United Mine Workers of America, will open in Smoulterjs hall, Nanticoke. Henry Rice, a Wilkesbarre young man, was so severely injured by the explosion of a finall cannon that it was necessary to amputate two of his fingers. By the premature explosion of small cannon, John Williams, of South River 8treet, "Wilkesbarre, suffered a serious wou3 in the calf of his leg that bled prjusely. Fifteen hundred people gathered At Patterson Grove camp meeting yesterday afternoon and listened to patriotic addresses by Ralph Wadhams and Professor James M. Coughlln.

A non union majijj iriiployed at the Jersey mine, Plyhont ftes caught by a crowd of strlkq aSmrtithizers, stripped of every stltof hfejclothlng and then chased bacfc'to his' place of em ployment. Wilkesbarre had two Fourth of Jujjr fires. Madden's photograph gallery, East Market street, was damaged bad ly, and Alex. Weil, who keeps a cloth Ing store underneath, suffered a loss of $1,000. Mr.

Mahoney's residence, on Hollenback avenue, was damaged by a fire that was started from a package of firecrackers. Clinton W. Boone, for many years a justice of the peace in Kingston, died last evening of heart trouble, at the age of 70 years. The deceased wa3 born in Huntington township. In young manhood he lived for a short time in Kansas.

During the Civil War he served for four years In the Union army. After the war, he lived in Bloomsburg, and ten years later he moved to Kingston. He was elected burgess of that town and since 1S77 has continuously held the office of Justice. Mr. Boone's family was descended from the, noted Kentucky hum er, Daniel Boone.

Major George R. Lennard, of Wilkesbarre, died yesterday. He bad been in ill health for two years, and for several weeks past his condition had beer serious. Major Lennard was born in Philadelphia in 1S27. He settled in Wilkesbarre in 1856 and was engaged in mercantile pursuits until the opening of the Civil War.

Then he recruited Co. Fifty second regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, and went to war. At Fair Oaks, in 18G2, he was twice wounded. Returning to the service, ho was promoted to the position of major in the Fifty second regiment. He was mustered out in 1867, having seen six years of military service.

Major Lennard came of a family that achieved military fame. Hl3 grandfather served in the war 0(1812. For more than 40 years he hadr been a member of the Episcopal chtirch. The funeral will take place' on Monday. Summer complaint is unusually prevalent among children this season.

A well developed case In the writer's family was cured last. week by the timely tase of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea 'Remedy one ot the best patent medtobiK manufactured and which Is'Wways kept on hand at the home of jribe. This is not intended free puff for the company, wha Jbt advertise with us, but to be, sufferers who maot be wf upeasy access of a phy ian. No Vmlly should be with 1) out bottle of this medicine In, tH house, especially In summer time. Lansing, Iowa, Journal.

For sale by' all dealers on a guarantee. Steady Employment English speaking men, having fam Tiles with three or more children over 14 years old, can obtain steady work tor both boys and girls in cotton mills in New Jersey; and employment tbeni. selves, inside or outside factory. Good, comfortable. homes at" low rent; also fresh vegetables and other necessities at moderate cost.

Single women also wanted. Trans porta) ion free. Address Manufacturer, P. U. Ilox Philadelphia.

A little life may be sacrificed to atf! hours delay. Cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only safe plan Is to have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry always on hand. FOR RENT I rent between 800 and 400 dwellings, stores, offices, barns, shops, factories, and can generally accommodate a good tenant with a house of size, price and in locality wanted at most any time.

FOR SALE Dwellings and business places. Some very fine investments. Q. B. THOMPSON.

First National Bonk Bldg. A We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a v50 ccnt bottle ot Qreene'a Warranted 8yrup ot Tar If It fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded, J. H. Houck, Wm.

C. Price. F. Kaae, Chas, Waters, O. p.

8trob. Store The Notion Store Tin Store 23C GflOFQ THERE 13 NO EXCUSE 'for the man who neglects to provide for his future happiness and that of his family. A liberal Endowment Policy in THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE 80CIETY will take care of both. Write, phone or call. ARMSTRONG SANDERS, AGENTS, Plttston, Pa.

Location of Firo Alarm Boms. PITTSTON. Main opp. L. W.

depot Main Maloney's store. Main and Curtis Sts. Main and Lambert Sts. Searle and Seneca Sts. Mill and Ewen Sts.

William and Defoe Sts. Main and Butler Sts. Main and Water Sts. Main and Market Sts. Main and Railroad Sts.

Main and Swallow Sts. Vine and Frothingham Sts. Oak and Elizabeth Sts. 17 18 26 27 35 36 41 43 45 56 62 63 J64 Alarm Calls. General Alarm 1 1 1 I.

Fire Out I I. Chief I II III. Eagle Hose Engine I I I. Niagara Hose Engine II II II. Black Diamond Hook and Ladder Co.

Ill III III. To Send In Alarm Open door, turning key to right, pull down the extending book; this is sufficient. Do not send in alarm while the small box bell is ringing. WEST PITTSTON. Clear Spring Goal Company.

Luzerne and Wyoming avenues. Philadelphia and Wyoming Aves. Parke St. and Luzerne Are. Montgomery and Fremont Sts.

Exeter and Ann Streets. Warren St. and Lacoo Alley. Delaware Av. Luz.

Knitting Mills. Salem Street and Luzerne Avenue. Alarm Calls. General Alarm I I M. Fire Out M.

Chief II II II. Engine IIII IIIMIII. To. Turn in. Alarm Break glass, turn key to right, open the door, pull the hook down once and let go.

RANSOM. Miss Katherine Ace Is visiting relatives at Meshoppen. Mrs. D. M.

Huthmaker spent Monday in Wilkesbarre. Mrs. Levi Raife visited her children in Pitt3ton last week. Mrs. George Posten.

of Coxton, is visiting Mrs. Vanderburg. Clayton Keller entertained a friend from Meshoppen last week. F. Antrim, of Plttston, was visitor in Ransom on Wednesday.

Mrs. Burge68 entertained friends from Wyoming county over Sunday. The lawn social held on Friday evening of last week was well patronized. Miss Janet Osborne, of Dorranceton, called on Ransom friends last Satur day. J.

P. VanOstrand entertained his fa tner, from Ithaca, several days last week. Mrs. Jessie Sutton and two children, of West Plttston, are visiting at the home of J. Richards.

Misses Mabel and Marion Fulfcersln, of Plttston, visited the family cf Ihelr uncle, D. Posten, Jast week. George Gardner attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. David detzer, ut Paradise Valley, last week. Mrs George Rifenbary spent several days last week in Scranton, and was accompanied home by her daughter Zida.

R. C. Buck, who has been conducting a singing society at Meshoppen. passed several days in Ransom, and then went to Bethlehem. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ruse of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, F.

J. CHENEY Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm.

West Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio. Waldlng, Klnnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio. Halt's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall Family Pills are the best The best made. Bohan's baked goods.

Diphtheria relieved in 20 minutes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Kclec trlc Oil. At any drug store.

VJSttER A deUdoo aa4 Amantat drink. A Um dlfMUoh. tooMUwaomnh.ljnintw the food. Boofcftoa. John Kn day in Kings Won.

1 1 of Kingston. Way. Pitts Attorney was b. cMh. airs.

jodusw ton, was a vlslto, sterday. Mrs. J. D. Smltbtjtorranceton, spent yesterday the guest of friends here.

Mrs. Benjamin Waldon left yesterday for England, to spend a few days with relatives. Walter, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

W. Richards, is seriously ill. Miss Drake, a trained nurse, is in attendance. Rev. N.

G. Parke, D. Of Plttston will occupy the Lackawanna pulpit in the morning and the Duryea pulpit in the evening, tomorrow. John Schmidt, an old resident of this place, died this morning after a lingering illness of considerable duration. He was aged about 60 years, and 13 survived by three children, namefy.

Miss Lizzie, at home, and Stephen and John, of Scranton. The funeral will take place Monday afternoon, with services hi the Sacred Heart church and interment in the German Catholic cemetery. Tiie funeral of Venton, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Lugg, occurred yesterday and was largely attended. ReV. G. C.

Jacobs, of the M. church, was in charge of the services. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Cooper, Mrs. William Mainwar ing and Mrs. Arthur Trelesven sans several appropriate selections. Tlu' pail bearers were: F.

Wertz, W. Hous er. Jesse Hughes, Nathaniel Stevenson. Don't Fail to Try This. Whenever an honest trial is given to Electric Bitters for any trouble it is recommended for a permanent cure will surely be effected.

It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate the nerves and' purify the blood. It's a wonderful tonic for rundown systenfo Electric Bitters posi tively cures fddney and liver disorders, nervousness, sleeplessness, rheu mat ism. neuralgia and expels malaria Satisfaction guaranteed by J. H. Houck and W.

C. Price, Plttston; Q. Stroh, West Plttston. Only 50c. How About jThcse Screens for Your doorG and vj7jB" that you have been talking abo can get them large or small, tof ijty opening; plain or fancy, at DERSHIMER GRIFFIN'S Wood Mantels, Tiling and Chandeliers A Specialty.

B. Carpenter would be pleased to give you figures on any kind of heating or plumbing, 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. K. W. OUi WE.

69 tionth MMn Bt Suitary I'lumltlns, Steam and Hot Water Fitting. W(lenii lAghtt U'I Mnotols. Estimates given roe. Odd Fellows' Building BSMJ. A.

CROWTF1KR, Both Phones ARCHITECT, (registered Patent Attorney. Board of building t'ittxion, Pa. Plant pi epa' for all bui dings. O.G FtMTEB, Attorney at law and Notabt Pobuo. First National Bank liu tilling.

NewPhoue. Office M51. Uesldence 5018. F. C.

MOS1F.R. Attornii at Law. Morgan Block, I'lttston, Pa. CuIliH'tloni) promptly attended to. WM.

W. tIALU ATTUUNr.l AT I.AW AND NOTABT PtHILIC. 19 Hn(t Ktrert. Troxell Blork, Plttston. At lioinr cvenltizn 7 to 8.30, 221 Wyoming avepne, Wcot I'lttston.

HIVKKSIDE FOI'NWIV AHD MACHINE WOllKS. J. A. ToI'HlLL, lYop. MlnlDK Machlnerv.

EnclneH. PumuH. Etc. General Repairing a specialty. Iron and Brass Castings of All Descriptions.

Botb phones. MAI1K IIIMtKRT. Ubnekal Thahino. Coal and frclcht dcllrcntl cm short notice. All camIh receive careful handling by expert enccil men.

Coach for funeral, etc. 205 Broad street. W. BUKNTON. BuicKwunK or Kvbbt Descbutiow.

Brick Mason amlBullder. 506 Exeter Street NfW Phone. O. DONNKM.Y. KHBAI.MER AND Fl'NERil, DlKKOVOR.

Finest lino of Kuuertil FnrninhniKS in tbn City. Day nr night calls answered promptly. 79 S. Main Phones. H.

COTLEK, ITNUERTAEINO. Kina Coach Bebvicb. Offlfl" 00 Main Street. I un rtr DDiwra Kesideuce 3i)i York Ave. B0TH aONKS.

U. D. AUKI.SON, Phones Iron. Stel and Heran Hubtier, Kopo anil Waste. Mslarlulii.if All KiMli.

Office 4 Warehouse Dock near V. traces Oofnombor A Good Gas Stove will Cook, Bakt, Boil, Broil, Roast, Toast, Simmor, Slow, Poach, or fry and Heat Water all at the same time. It Will Lb All Thssa more quickly, more evenly, more satisfactorily and with less trouble less waste, and less expense than a coal or wood fire. Ko Coal, Ashes, Dirt or Danger. Others Find II So V71IY K3T YCU Pcoplo'sliglitGo.

No; 15 Broad Pittston. Telephone No. MI0. go. store 3Ihese umbrellas were ,4 brand yarns.

4 STAVE. 1 1 Thirteen carloads of Scranton people accompanied an excursion to Blng bamton yesterday. W. D. Evans, of Carbondale, deputy collector of internal revenue, is cojh nlf tely prostrated by an attack ot iiTherewere 4,000 people at Lake Lc 12,000 at Nay Awg Scranton.

and several thousand HiUf "'fd circulars have been posted iox bearing the names of 8" nieWvho art working at the various collieries vicinity. Considerable damage was done by fire to the bakery and confectionery store of D. Lyons, in TunkhannocL. early on the morning of the Fourth. Peter aged 70 years, died yesterdayijBne home of his daughte" Mrs.

Helars. in Jcrmyn, after a long illnesG. He was a Union soldier in the Civil War. While George Sauer. of South Scranton.

was crossing the Jerccy Central track near his home, yesterday, he wit struck by an excursion train and in eUStly killed. He was 53 years of age. peports from all the towns in the coal region indicate that Independent Day passed quietly. No public cclebni tions were teld anywhere. The people contented themselves with private picnics and excursions.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Shaw, of Rockland, have issued cards for the marriage of their daughter, Agnes Lillian, to John B. Smith Galpin.

or Dunmore, which will take place on July 16 in Rockland; Mr. Galpin is a grandson of the late John B. Smith. Wm. II.

Pierce, a prominent wholesale marUetman of Scranton. was thrown from his carriage while driving on the Nay Aug boulevard, and received very serious injuries. He struck on Jfcta, head and has been unconscious the lime since the accident, ytajnible that has long been brewing between the two Welsh Baptist churches in North Scrajjton has ctil minated in a Euit for qfainder, brought by Rev. J. Vaug'naij Ojfvies against Rev.

F. W. DaviesTSjf 'is alleged that defendant wffWhe authorities of a certain church the effect that Rev J. Vaughan Davies was not properly accredited and had no standing as a preacher of the Gospel. Damages in the sum of $5,000 are asked for.

gn. ProDer Mastication la essential to good health. We can place your diseased and aching teeth In a healthy condition at little cost. If you have a poor set of natural teeth we can replace them with a set of artl flelal teeth that will look well aM well. New Pbone.

Dr. Reap.Xe Jprury's. Worry. Take them and go aliout your business they? do their work whilst you are doing yours. Dr.

Agnew's Liver Pills are System renovators, blood purifiers and builders; every gland and tissue in the whole anatomy is benefltedrnd stimulated ln.4he"tise of them. Ift doees in a vfal. lti cents; 100 doses, 25 cents. Sold by J. H.

Houck. 11 4 Wall BofSt What are they? TK'ake the place of Lath and Plaste'irtercbeaper, can he put on by any one and are fire lfti'f. For sale by J. Jfl. l'ATTlSKSON fc CO.

JUOT HIGIiV Yon get a right measure and a comfortable fit Wyoxlt clothing and trousers re niudo here. FlUi 4t I "5 Summer Troutsring at i times" Buss. The Gilv Tailor Onru bCifA Wnf at ttf 11 I UVVH vt Men's Patent Kid 6s fords, guaranteed not to break in s. the uppers; a pair ftfrenport's Shoe Store. Bright's Best Flour 14.25 Our Best Superlative 4.25 20 lbs Granulated Sugar.

1.00 Potatoes, per bu 85 Best Butter 25 Clark fjcott Tobacco. 40 Arbuckle Mocha Java Coffee ..25. Shapleigh's Boston best in the world, 3 lbs for 1.00 Imported and Domestic Bwellze Cheese, dob Hoiue and Liui belter C'beew. FC3 LITTLE COXEY. Window Screens, ruit Jars, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Screen.Doors, Hammocks, Croquet Sots, FJy Paper, Etc.

a II Urgr GOMPERTZ 20 I0ITI WAIN STREET. Plttston Capital, Pittston tabor, Pittstbn Industry, tlood Ecasons why Pitls fj ton People uhould Jiavo their Laundry work done AT the i jt nn rr Li7 ImJ LLm New Phone. 3 Wagons a A a .1 I. GRACE, Honth Main St. Both 'ph' DM.

a That's the method we hare adopted to give aid to the strikers. Look at these and then save money by buying your groceries here. jfr Flour 2 20 lb. Sugar 1 00 1 glass Mustajfil 7T. 5o 2 lb.

can RoaBeef 250, 2 lb. can Cornedeef 2 large can'aTpmatoes 3 cans CogZ 25 2 cans Ile almon 25o 1 lb. Coffee 1 cajf Sausage Veal Loaf, ptr can Chjped Bncf. per can Stans Boston Baked Beans 25o C4it8. Beans 4 qts.

Teas J. T. Urnsslrcng fi 53 South Main Street Old newspapers tor laying nnder ear. nets can be bought at the Gntt ot flee. Two Uw bundles (or 5 tenia.

Wo are closing 'out all our wash goods at fe accd price'3, 7eLaretselliii2 a Mack silk sun umbrella, 20 inch, elegant handles, for $1.25. mane to sell at $2. We placed on salet torfay anotlior lot ot oar iv''' celebrated muslin unflerwear. None like, it in ii i me vaiicy. We sell the famous lickn v.

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