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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1894.
Daily Chronicle
OK
Pittston Events.
Tim Pchantox TniiU'Nr.'s Pittston ol'ilce, No. 8 South Main stroet, is in
chnrgo of W. IS. Tooke and J. At. Faliy, to whom complniuta kad uows items
my to relerroil by any subscriber.
PRESIDENT HARDING'S CARD.
The Chief of the Kefurin Movement
Vents His Inilleatlon.
President Benjimln Harding, of the
citizens' political reform movement,
smarting under the bare-faoed fraui
toagbt to be perpetrated upon the tax
pay m of thin town, in paving Railroad
street, and its timely exposure, vents
his Indignation in the following pub
lished card :
"It looks vory runcli like another
niece of that official villainy that the
p-opleof this community have had to
endure within the last five yearn, and
especially within the last three yearn.
Were it not that wo have bec une so nc
customed to this kind of villainy, the
scoundrels under whoso official lanotioa
these things tra done, would be branded
and utterly despisad as public robbers,
lie assured there i n reckoning day
coining. These public officials who
haw sought position! that they may
occupy vantage ground, bav been
treasuring up wrath until the day of
wrath, and the day is nut far distant
when Ihey must reap what they have
sown. I am growing hopeful, from
the fact that there is coming up in our
midst a generation of progressive
young men, pOMMting a more noble
conception ot citizenship, aud a higher
tone of moral character.
"Thtae, together with the full and
earnest support of nvory other good
citiz.m, cau, and I firmly believe will,
on the 00th of februiry next, deliver
our borough from tin curse of the
boodUra, and down them so doep po
litically aud socially, that thoy shall
die without hope. Down with the
boodlen, and let there bo no nonsense
about it."
ENGINEER BARTL'3 R5PORT3.
They Show an Overcharire of Easily
One Hundred Per Cent.
Civil Engineer E. EL Bartl. of Scran
tou who baa been engaged surveying
the work performed by Andrewi &
Hmley on Ltuilroad street, and the
grading and opening of Daley and La
uranm streets bv Contractor Nolan, I
has made his reports. Mr. Bartle re
ports are accompanied by throL maps,
one each of Railroad, Daley and La
craoge streets. Without entering into
the details of his measuretnonU of i
Railroad street, his report shows that
the actual amount of work done, giv
ing the contractors in all eases the
benefit of doubt, amounts' to a trirl l
ovr $800. The contractors claimed
$1,740 for the worir, and their bill was
approved and ordered pail and an
order drawn for the same by council,
but Mr. Malouey has had an injunc
tion served preventing its payment.
The retaining wall which was built
at the instance of the council was
found to be nothing more than a skele
ton from beginning to end. Luokilv,
however, it has not bion accepted by
the couucil. Mr. Bar tl's measurement
of Daley street shows that the actual
cost of work done in opening that
thoroughfare amoauts to $1!):) 08 in
stead of $388, the amount claimed by
Contractor Nolan.
DEATH OF WILLIAM BRUCE.
Business Mouses of Pittston.
GLOBE
WAREHOUSE,
Pittston.
He Was Once trincipal of the West
Pittston Seminary.
Professor William J, Uruce. at one
time prinoipil of the West Pittston
seminary, die 1 recently at a private
asylum in Philadelphia. He was pri
vate secretary to General Sewell whe n
that gentleman was president of the
New Jersey senate. He also serve 1
General Sewell in the same capacity
when the general was a member of the
United States senate
Mr. Bruce was subsequently mad
secretary of the United States senate
library committee aud later on secre
tary of committee on Indian affairs,
which position he occupied many
years. Ho was also for a tima secre
tary of the New Jersey State League
(if Republican clubs and was historian
of the Yorktowa Battalion organiza
tion. HELD FOR INVESTIGATION.
arrived here Saturday night, na is to
take charge of the pattern department
of the now sted range company.
Detective James O'Brien, of the Le
high Valley rail road, was circulating
around town last week. He was ac
companied by a couple of young men,
who, it has been learned, are in his
employ as detectives. Jimmie, as he
familiarly Styled, is actively engaged
collecting evidence to be used against
James Hendriolf, now imprisoned at
Wilkes-Barre charged with several.
robberies, among which is the
theft of a barrel of pi copper
taken from the Lehigh Valley
Railroad company's cars lust spring.
The metal was stolen from a point on
t ie Wilkes-Barre mountain and was
valued at $100.
Several churches in the two l'ittstons
will observe the week of prayer.
John Sourcman announces himself a
candidate for the office of tux collector
of West Pittston borough.
The depression of the workings of the
Old Forge colliery above the Lehigh
Valley track at Duryea, caused great
excitement in that baliwlok "
Joseph Murray, West Side reporter
of the Wilke- Bnrre Times, was a caller
iu town yesterday.
The lady friutids of the Elgin Hoie
company will meet thnrsdsy evening
Carrie Louis, and a first class reper
toire company at Music Hall each
evening this week.
A regular meeting of the board of
managers of the Young Men's Chris
tian association will be held at the as
sociation room), this afternoon at 4 80
o'clock.
Considerable interest has been mani
fested at the Water Street Baptist
cbnreb revival meetings. The week of
prayer will be observed by special ser
vices. The Young Men's Christian associa
tion praise service yesterday afternoon
was conducted by voting iun,
The funeral of N, P. Setsir, whose
death occurred at his home at Mount
Zion, was held at Lynn. Susquehanna
county, at 2 o'clock yesterday after
uoou. A meeting of the citizen's committee
to fix a date for holding a citiz-n's con
vention, is announced for this evening.
The town council, says the (1 .zette,
owes it to the citiz-mi of Pittston to
investigate thoroughly the charges of
irregularities brought against certaiu
contractors who bare done work for
the borough.
liev. F. S Dobbins, a secretary of
the American Biptist Missionary
union, gave a highly interesting talk
on Japan last evening at the Luzorue
Avenue Baptist church.
James Clark makes an open denial of
the supposed fake story regarding the
recent robbery.
Miss Bessie Dean, nf Wilkes-Barre,
was a guest of Miss EUiabetb Jones,
Montgomery street, ovt-r Sunday.
Saturday afternoon an Italian by the
name of Gennaro Lcpre, employed In
the Cl-ar Spring breaker, was taken
suddenly ill, and soon after fell over
unconscious, and died a few minutes
after being taken to his boarding house
on Salem street.
At a meeting of the borough school
directors held Friday evening, the
important business transacted was tho
p tying of bills due, aud awurding ot
l'i'urince on high school building,
$ '0,ooo. to J. T. Plannery.
A vuiap llookcase.
It is mado with a picturo frame CS by
Si inches in front, a box of rough boards
being inserted whero tho picture and
glass usually are placed, except at the
bottom, which should extend down as
far as the eago of the frame, so that it
will set level upon a tablo or stand. In
sert two shelves spaced to suit tho height
of the books, paper inside, and cover the
outside with old canton flannel tacked
on with brass tacks. Curtains shirred
and run on wires at tho top and bottom
aro of service to close while sweeping
and dinting. Whero one has to move of
ten, or cannot afford an expensivo case,
this answers tho purpose.
Patrick Jordan to Stand Trial for Al
leged Election Frauds.
Among the trin bills raturned by tho
crand jury upon completing their work
Friday was an indictment against
Patrick Jordan, of Pittston township.
Constable Thomas Mitchell is the pros
ecutor. Tho indictment charges Jor
dan with election frauds in the Tenth
district at the recent elections.
Friends of the accused allege that
when the time for the trial arrives Mr.
Mitchell will fail to show up, as the
latter is only "working a big blnff " in
order to accomtilish his own interests
politically. Be that as it may, Mr.
Mitchell asserts that poor extuse is
better than none at all," and time will
tell.
PITTSTON NEWS BREVITIES.
Borne Facts of Twi Days Noted in Short
Paragraph.
The charges preferred by John Lsn
iii against Thomas J. O'Brien, of
this place, were returned "ignored" by
the grand jury.
The grand jury returned a trui bill
nf involuntary DUUslattghtcr against
Rosencrance, of this place, who, it will
be remembered, applied the battery
that resulted in the killing of Thomas
Rowan and Thomas Nalley somi days
ago. Andrew Quinn is the prosecutor.
Jumps B. Mackev and company
plaved "Grimes' Cellar Door" before a
packed house Friday evening. The
performance was not up to that stand
ard of excellence which Mr. Mackey
attempts to convey compared with at
tractions of a like nature. While in
teresting in some respects it is bur
dened with, too, a superabundance of
"bone play" and suggest iye ballad
singing that conld well be dispensed
with. To ticklo spectator's risibilities
requires something more refreshing.
At the time of the purchase of the
Pennsylvania Coal company's office by
the Miner's Savings bank several pa
pers jumped at the conclusion aud pub
lished that a handsome new hunk
building with all modern conveniences
was to be built. Tun TftlBCNl disputed
the assertion at the time on the author
ity of one of the directors aud now
learns from the Gazette the following:
"The fact that the Miner's Saving bank
has plaoed its Dew purchase, the Penn
sylvania Coal company building, into
the hands of Real Estate Agent Banker
for rental as stores and offices, would
seem to indicate that the bank dots
not intend erecting at once the pro
posed new bnilding. The leases are
to be limited to one year.
W. H. Whitman, of Columbus. O ,
Watering House Plants.
Water freely all plants that are in ac
tivo growth and never let an evergreen
pUmt get dry, says Gardening. Fine
foliage plants, also most tropical plants,
like u damp atmosphere, and this neces
sitates spilling lots of water in the green
house. This damping may bo accom
plished by syringing the plants and
plashing water on tho benches, path
ways and walls, but for comfort's sake
keep the paths fairly dry. In syringing
do so early iu tho forenoon and early in
the afternoon. Don't let. your plants go
to bed wet overhead. But remember
while begonias lovo ft moist atmosphere
they hato n syringe; so do cacti and suc
culents generally. And iu the cool
greenhouse, whero you have petunias,
gi raniums, nasturtiums, oxalis, libonias,
bulbous and other plants in bloom, don't
syringo them overhead, and never wet a
Lady Washington geranium on tho top.
To Keep llluo Cotton From Fading.
Dissolve an ounco of sugar of lead.
oak the print or lawn In this eolation
two hours, and let it dry beforo being
washed and ironed. In this way any
shade of bine can bo kept from fading
when washed, according to Tho House
wife. In thousands of cases the euro of a courjh
is the preventive of consumption. Tim
surest cough medl'-ino in tht world is Dr.
Wood's Norway I'ino Syrup. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee of satisfaction.
COUGHED DAY AND NIGHT.
jd&KB&attbL was do sick I cniilii not
AwSeEeHeV em. sleep or walk, for I
coughed all day and
night, i -1 v wrlfrhl was
reduced from 150 to 127
pounds. 'J in ttrst night
that 1 slept tour hours
at one time, was alter
I had taken three
dOSM of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Mcilleal Discov
ery. The offensive mat
ter expectorated irrcw
less every day and
when I BM taken the
whole of one bottle I
could sleep nil night
MH8. b ft Coates.
without roughing, ami have been well ever
ainuo and weigh its pmin'ls.
Mrs. LOUISE V. COATKS,
Bllthdiounie, Klny Co., N.Y.
PIERCE ss CUBE
OR MONEY nBTVRNGn,
In Sovere Coughs, Bronchial, Throat, nnd
Lung Diseases, Asthma, Scrofula in every
form, and even the Scrofulous offoction of
tho lungs that's called Oaisumption, in ail
its earlier stages, the " Discovery " guriu.
WE OFFER
THE BALANCE OF OUR
um m
uliuh
V UINf
tl T If Q
,'JILLI 1LU
At greatly reduced prices.
Articles of art
and utility. A fuw pict
ures will go
at HALF PRICE.
9 NORTH MAIN ST.
EUY THE
Happy Thought Range
i
gLANK Books
Stationery
Pocket Books
Wrapping Paper
Paper Bags
Wholesale and Retail.
BOGGLES & INNING
Music Hall Block.
rviadc DITTCTiM CTAUP PA
iiiiDtvn u iui u uu.
by
N
1.W PHOTOGRAPH OALUSBT,
First-class Work, Superior Artist
CHILDREN'S PICTURES A BPECIALTY.
New styk-s nf Panel and Bondotr Picture,
niifurpiiesed. Cabinet s;l id p.-r iloj-u. Oihur
--t ! equally Inexpensive,
W. fc. FRYER, H BO, MAIN ST.,
PITTSTON, PA
MRU
If y- Q (Ichiro tluit tht remains of your
frlor.fi a bo woll proBiTv-d, haw Mr. Klrby do
yur Undurta!?iiir, ns hi butt just nturuud
from tho U.S. College of Etnlmlmtug, Now
York, uhoro lit ban Um mod tho luteac Hcioii
tillc Methods of UmlmliutiiK, Mtd in iow ptu
iuri!it to lOOtttt a 1 work in tho Lt'ut manner,
very low prices.
VERY URGE STOCKOF HIE FURNITURE
COMPLETE LINE OF FALL
CARPETS at lowest prices.
J. B. KIR BY,
Odd Fellows Build iuL', PITTSTON, PA.
Send your Linen
to the
Pittston 's only STEAM
LAUNDRY, and have it laun
drifcd properly.
ff3TA POSTAL will biiug our wagon
to your door.
The Strike Over
WORTH OF-
ACME
HOLIDAY
And other seasonable goods were tied up on the road and delivered to us now
These must be sold every article is marked with its lowest selling prioj in
plain figures Wo will deduct an extra
Cash Discount of 20 Per Cent,
Thus offering a grand variety of fine presents at pricss invariably less than
cost of transportation or manufacture.
i
Cash is king you hear all sing,
Fine Holiday Goods are just the thing.
This lot comprises Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets, Shav
ing Sets, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Select
Indian Baskets, Albums, Etc.
Each article is a piece of art, ornumental and usoful.
Our annex is located on William street, next to our Millinery Department.
See the windows. They contain hundreds of dollars worth of fiae warei, such
as i,i. a Us, Bed Spreads, Silk Umbrellas, Curtains, Linens and many other ihj
ful select articles. These constitute our
Annual Holiday Greeting
Every article is a preiont to you if you pntronize the Pioneer Establishment of
warrantod goods aud low prices, A. a. BROWVls HEK HIVE.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. J.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Anthracite coal usod exclusively, insm-ini
Hesnllneaa ami comtort.
time taiii.ein arraoi ma St, iw
Tiaiiie lcavoSorauton for Pittaton. Willie
Parr . otc. ut b.10, u.15, 11.80 a, m., 12.30, 2.00,
irt.' m rn UM' m- Sundays, H.0U a. m.
l.'i :..U0. i. HI p. ni.
For Atlantic City, MO a m.
I f r Nw York, Newark and Elizabeth. 8.10
(exprc-bh; a.in 12 SO (express with Buffnt.
pm t"r')' (cJl'rss8) p.m. Sunday, 200
Foil Mavcii Chunk, Allentown, Bkmu
P" Hjstos and Philadelphia, s.lo a.m..
uaivJU2.0u:p.n1,,XC,iPt """'
ill) a.mTlfe0"' CtAN GH0V- '
For Beading. Lebanon and HarriaburK. vU
AUentown, S.10 a.m., la.ou, 4.23 p.m. Sun
day, 2.0J p.m.
For Pottevillo. MO a. in., 12.JU p.m.
Roturiil'iK. leave New York, foot of Liberty
? if5 V "rtl, at H.4S fexDre9) a. m..
1.10. 1.J0 4.30 (uxprees with Buffet parlor
can p.m. Bandar, e.gu a.m.
Leave Philadelphia Headline Terminal, 8 40
am., 2.00 and IJD p. m. Huuday, 1127 a.m
I 111 UIIL'll t lelfefu Inoll ....I , L
may bo had on MmUoatiOn In advance to the
ticket, lirent nt ,,,. , t .. w
11. P. BALDWIN,
H. OLHAL'KEN,
Uen. Supt
We will and can show you a larger stock than any othor concern in this
section. Renumber, we are MAKERS; the ordinary factory garment has no
room in our Cloak Department and as to prices, we iuvite comparison with
any concern iu the laud aud know wo are the cheapest
BROWN
S BEE HIVE,
33 N. Main; 8, 10, 12 and 14 William St.
PITTSTON, PA.
Headquarters
for
Winter Gloves and underwear.
R GKETT
THE HATTER
THE
Finest Line of Slippers
Ever Shown in Pittston,
Velvet, with Silk Embroidered Flowers, 44c. to $2.50.
THE
Thatcher
0.P.4C. O. Shoe Co.
The Great Financier, Russell Sage,
(lives the following good advice to bjys, which tho parents miuht ulso read
with profit:
"boys, no to sell iol us 1ot as y-m o in. an 1 nm im'jir avk hoar spjnt in
stinly in your youth will bo w.irth money to you in after life. Rsad g vd books.
mikeyouroslTdi acquainted with history, study tin pr.ijf-eji of aattooi and the
careori of inoii who hnvo m ide natiom reat.
".Study religion, salenci, stitacruft and history. Liara to real iut-)lli-gently,
so that yon oau turn to prastlc il ma In after-life tht readings of your
youth. He sure you bu?in riifht. D not waste time in reading trashy bookd. "
Mr K.iife says fui thar: "The boy who is w mte.l In tin bttltnMl world of
today must he edumto I. If his parent! cannot afford to givj him a college or
liit'h soh'iol education, he must leara to stuJy without thi aid of a teaohar in
the early in ornins before businwi bstfins, and in tho evenings after business
hour. It can no lonor bo truthfully said that an odumtlon is out o' anyone's
reach,"
This is tho advice of a in in who is one of ttnnnst oonspicumt bminees
successus of our time, nnd who has amassed one of the largest fortunes in
America. It cannot possibly be charged that be is in the pay of the Encyclo
pedia Ilritannica, and yet these words, ifiven as the conviction of a life of un
ufnal observation and exporion .-e, a Wis as strongly as words oan, that you
hasten to accept tho offer of THK TUIBUNE nnd secure this greatest of books.
The edition of the Encyclopudta Uritannioa offered by THE TRIBUNE fills
every requirement of Mr. Sage's recipi for success. Who will bs without these
books now when ten cents a day will secure them?
On receipt of only $4.50 tho entire set will be delivered to yonr home th e
balance to be paid on rasy monthly payments. It li an netual fact that these
books are more strongly bound than the original at $8 per rolum, of wbieb
these are a copy.
The books can be sen any day nnd Tnesday. Thursday nnd Saturday even
ings at 437 SPRUCE STREET, near Washington avenue.
IS THE BEST. Get prices and
tee the lurnsce and be con
vinced. A full line of HEAT
ERS, Appello and Gauze Door
Ranges.
CONLAN'S HARDWARE
MlbS WOItCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and cbool, 41- Adams avenue. t'upiU
r if l at all tlmea. Full term will upau
Kantemhef
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
1'IIVSK IANS AM BURGEONS,
DR. U. E, DEAN, Disoueosor tliu Eyo, Noee
Tin out and Ear, WM ttiiruco btreut, oiipo
Hite court limiH.
DR. A. J, ION NELL, oilirn 'ill Washington
avenuo. corner Spruce uticet, over
I''ranckc'B drui; store. Residence, T'ii Vino et
Oflico hours: lli.il i to 1:.' n. in. nnd - to uud
tiB to 7.30 p. m. Sunday, 2 to 3 p. in.
DR. W. E. ALLKM, Offles cor "Lacka
wanna and WsshinytOD lives.-, over Loon
ard shoe itorei oflico hours, 10 to 12 a. in. mid
Jt to I p. m.; ovoniuifs ut rcaldonce, 612 N.
Washington nvo.
DR. C L. FUEV. Praetlra' liiultod to DIs
etftefl of the Eye, Ear, Noho and Throat;
oflico. l! Wyoming ava Residence, W Vine
Btrcot.
1 K. L 11 GATEsTilll Waahington Avenue.
M Oillco hours, Stoli a.m., 1.30 to ii and !
to I p.m.
IOHN L. WENTZ. II. D., Offices tig andil
I Commonwealth building: residence "H
MadiRonuve: office hours. 10 to 12, to 4, 7 to
H; Sundays 2.80 to 4, cm nings at residence. A
upcchilty mado of diseases of tho eye, car, nose
mid throat and gynecology.
nK. G. D. ML HRAY, specialty made OO dis
enscs of aye nnd kkin.212 Wyoming Ave.
Office hours: Until HI a m..2to4 and 7 to Hp.m.
If B8. DR. KING B MULBERRY UTREBf
1I At Cnrhondale on Flidavi of each week.
DI-.N rUTK
CC. LACBACH, Surgeon Dentist. -No, UJ
Wyoming ave.
R. M. STKATTON, office foal Exch.nee "
I OANI.
STOP PAYING RENT. OWN YOUR
hums. Money to loan on easy monthly
'aymenta. S. N. CALLENDER, Dime Bank
Building.
li i I I I - A Nil REST AC RANT .
T
'HE WESTMINSTER, 2I7-21H Wyoming
avo. Rooms heated with steam: all mod
em improvements. C M. TiiCMAB, Prop.
ZIKOLKR'S HOTEL. IR Lackawanna ava
nue, bcrantoa Rates reasonable.
P. LIBOLKtt, Proprietor.
I LSTMLS&TER HOTEL.
VV W. G. SCHENCK. Manager.
Sixteenth street, one block east of Broadway,
at Union Square, New York.
American plan. S.1oUpcr day and upward.
SOYNE HOUSE. European plan; gooil
rooina Open day and night Bar sup
le best.
P. H. COYNE. Proprietor
CJC'RANTON HOUSE, near D., L. & W. pas
lengur depot Conducted on the European
plai:. Victor Koch. Proprietor.
r UaITd CENTRAL. The largest aud bjst
vJ equipped hotel in Allentown, Pa. ; ratoj
Proprietor.
plied with the
vJ equipped hotel in Allentow
$2 and S2.M per day.
Viitiiii D. Bstivrn.
AttCHITKCTg.
AVIS & HOUPT. Architects. Rooms -t.
25 and 20 t oniinonweaiiu n in g. f 'ruiion.
I? L. WALTER, Architect, Library build
J, ing, Wyoming avenue, Scranton.
I)
1? L. BROWN. Arch H. Architect. Prico
I t building.ISi! Washington Ave, Scran ton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
U'ORTON D. SWAKTS WHOLESALE
lumber, b and V Dime Bank building,
Scranton, Pa.
MKOARtJEE HKOT11EKS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper baits, twino.
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave., Scranton,
Pa
Kli;ilINAItY stu.i:Ns.
I."s STUROE, Veterluary Surgeon, Den
j. tlstry a apecialty; gold modalitt of Oo
tario eteriuary College. Offlctv Summer's
livery, 3211 Dix St., near Keller's carriage shop.
T-l-plion.. No. 4IS
LASVYER8.
T M C. RANCK'8 Law and Collection of.
I . lice. No Ml" Spruco St., opposite Forest
House, Bcrnntoii, Pa,; collections a fpeclalty
throughout Pennsylvania) reliable correspond
ents In every county.
II-'.SSL'I'S A HAND, Attorneys anil Counsel
lors at Law. Commonwealth bulldiug,
Washington ave. W. H.Jkrhi'P,
Horack E Hand.
W II Jkssup.
IXriLLARD, WARREN A K.NAPP, Attar-
neys and Counselors at Law, Republican
bulldinr. Waehlngton ave.. Scranton. Pa.
1)ATTBBMOK 4) WILCOX. Attorneys aud
Counsellors at Law; offices o aud b Library
building, Hcrunton, Pa.
ROSWKI.I, H. PATTIRSOII.
Wii.mam A. U'li.cox
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA - MU8I0 FOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished. For terras
address R. J. Bauer, conductor. 117 Wyoming
ve . over Hulbort's music store.
1 SZRA FINN St MINS, builders and contra.--i
tors. Yards: Corner olive at. and Adam
ave. I corner Ash st. and Penn uvc, Scranton
KEEIlS,
( R. CLARK St CO., Beedtmen, Ilorlsts
VJ. and Nurseryinen; store 140 Washington
avenue; green house, 13JJ North Main avenue;
store telephone Tb2
TI'.A.
GRAND UN ION TEA CO.. Jones llrot
Wllii: RCHKKNfd
I OS. KUETTF.L 5lf Lackawanna avemu
ft Scranton, Pa., inanuf'r of Wire Serwns.
A LFRED II AND. WILLIAM J. HAND, At
V torneys and Counsellors, Commonwealth
building. Hooms IS, 20 and ii.
I 'HANK T OK I.LL, Attorney nt Law. Room
V 6, Coal Exchange. Scranton. Pa.
MILTON W. LOWRY, (Att v. B7 Washing
C H. VON HTORCll. itonnv . ( II wpiare
I AMES W. OAKFORD, Attorney at Law,
.I too ma 68, 64 and 68, Coinmonwealth b'l'g.
CAM CEL W. BDGAli, Attorney at Law.
D Office. 1117 Spruce st . Scranton. Pa.
1 A. WATRES, Attorney at Law, 421
-I J . Lackawanna aue.. Scranton. Pa
U P. SMITH. Ooansellor St Law. Office,
1 . moms M, fA M Commonwealth building.
PITCHER. Attorney nt Law. Com
monwealth bnllrtlng. Scranton, Pa.
C. COMEGYH, ;t!I Spruce st
' . moi
DB. REPLOOLE, Attorney-Loans nogo-
tlated on real estate security. 40s Spruce.
BE KILL AM, Attorney at Law. 120 Wy
omlng avenue, Scranton.
HAVE YOUR DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
written and acknowledged by J. W.
BROWNING. Attorney and Notary Public, SB
Com paoowes Kh Bollffin f.
SCIIOOI.S.
(JCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, Scran
i ' ton, Pa., prepares boys and girls for college
or business: thoroughly trains young children
Catalogue at request.
Rr.v. Thomas M. Can.i,
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Manufacturers of the Celebrated
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CAPACITY
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JEHIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Scranton for Philadelphia aud
ix ew SOW Via g, ft u K ut
m., no
L i uV V Itlll, 2.3s uud 11.35
V.vV ,1, L 41 W' K' H .S.W, U.2U u.m. and
i iKi, o.ji p.m.
Leave Scranton i foj Pittston and Wilkes
Bai re via D . L. St W. R. R tM, 11 20 a m
1.36, 3M, ti.U, U as p.m. ' J'm'
I.i'iivis HflMfltnn fnp Whli., u . a
PQtterOta aud all pointH oi he lienver
Meadow ami rcttavlll! brimrhes. via lJ. i 1!.
W. R R. s.ijs, 11 30 ..m., I..I3. a.aii p JS. "
Leave S- ranbjn for Bethlehem. Easton
Reading, H:.rriaburu aud all intermediate
points via V. St H. R. R., H a m 12.10, !!.;id ,
via D., L. & W. R. R m. 11.20 a. m., i Cs,
3.50 p.m.
Leave Scranton for Tuiikhannock.Towauda
Elmlra. Ithaca. Geneva and all Intermediate
points via D. & H. R R , 1.2j and 11.35 p. m .
via D. L. St W, K.R., D.50 a.m., UK p.m.
Loave Scranton lor Rochester, Buffalo
Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago and all points
west viaD. All R. R, 1 Zj, UM p. m., via
D.. L. 4- W. R. R uud Pittston Junction (l50
a. m lor Buffalo Only). 1J6 p.m.. via I. i. W
R. H 4.10 p.m.
For Elinlra and tho west via Salamanca, vlt
D. a H. R. R. at 0.U p.m., via D., L. St W. R.
R., 0. IMO a m uud 0.U7 p.m.
Pullman parlor uud sleeping or L. V. chair
cars on all trams between L A B. Junction or
Wilkes-Barro, and New 1 ork, Philadelphia,
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROI.LIN 11. WTLBUB, Gen. Supt. EastDiv.
CIIAS. S. LKE.Gi u. Pass. Ag't, Phlla , Pa.
A.W. NONNEMACHER.Ass't Gen. Pass.Ag't,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
DELAWARE AND HUD
SON RAILROAD
Commencing May 2W.18B2,
trains will run as follows:
Trains leave Bridge street
Matloti.Scranton.for Pitts-
. ,1-JII ,1 ... a a
K i livl '' W. 10-43 a. m. SH
W M m l tL 4.10. 5.15, 0.15,0.15,
ffB r auu ii. .i.j p. m.
fr For New Yorl: and Phila-
' delphia, S.00 a m , 12.10, L20,
2.3S. 4 10 and 11 JOp m.
PorHonesdaie (from Delaware. Lackawanna
aud Western depot.), 7.00, ts.30. 10. IU a.m., 1200
m ,2.17, 510p tn.
For Carlxmdalo and Intermedial" st itlona,
6 40, 7 00. S30. 10 10 a.m., 12Ulm 2 17, 3 25. UO.
0.20 aud 0 55 p. in. ; from Bridge Street D:Vt,
tlfl a. m.. 7.10 and 11.35 p. m.
Fast express to Albany, Saratoga, the Adi
rondack Mountains. Bostou and New England
points. 5.10 a. m , arriviug at Albany 12 45.
Saratoga 220 p. in., and leaving Scranton at i
p. m . arriving ut Albany at 8.50 p. nx. Sara
toga. 12 55 a. m . and Boston 1 00 a m.
Th.1 only direct route between the coal
fields and Boston. "The Leading Tourists'
Route of America" to the Adlron jack Moun
tain resorts. Lakes George and Champlain,
Montreal, etc.
Time tables showing local and through train
service between stations ou all divisions Dela
ware and H'.idsou system, may be obtained at
all Delaware and Hudson ticket offices
H O. YOl'NG, J. W. BL'RDIOK.
Second Vice Presidont. Gen Pass. Agt
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AXE
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Exprees
for New York und all points East. 1.50,
6.15. a.00 and 0.50 a. m. ; 12.55 and 3.50 p. m
Express for Easton. Trenton. Philadelphia
and the South, 5.15, 8.00 and UjOa. nx; li.53
and 3.50 p. m.
YsshinKton and way stations, 2.40 p. m.
Tob.i hanna accommoilatiou. e.10 p. m.
Express for Elnghmton. Ow.go, Elmlra,
Corning, Bath. 1'ansillle. Ihunt Morris and
Buffalo, 1210, 2.15 a. m. and 1.24 p. m.. making
close connections at Buffalo to all points la
the West. Northwest and Southwest
Buffalo Accommodation, O.dl a. in.
Bmghrmton and w ay stations. 12 37 p. m.
Nicholson and way statu ns.5 45p. m.
Bingliscili ii and r.lmira Express. 0.05 p m
V Hll MS for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego,
Vlii-a ami Rilchtiuld Springs, 2 15 a. m. aud
1.21 o. m.
Ithaca. TM and O.no a D, an 1 MM p. m.
For N' rthumberjsnd.P:ttston. Wilkes-Bsrre.
Plymouth, B.oooisburg and Danvillo. making
1 1st u nuections at Xorthuiuberland tor Wff
liamsport. Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington
and tun Booth,
.Northumberland and intermediate stations,
6.0i. 9.50 a m. and i.M and 0.07 p, m.
riantncko una lnteruieaiute stations. sOS
r.nd 11 20 .m. Plymouth and Intermediate
stations. 3 50 and 0 3S p.m.
Pulbi.an parlor uud sleeping coaches on all
express trains.
lor detailed informatlon.pocket timetables,
etc.. apply to M. t Muith. city ticket offlo,
S2i Lachawanua avenue, or depot ticket office.
XJEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
1 Railroad. Scranton Division, Time tablj
in effect Nov 10. ItWI.
Trains leave Scranton for Carbondalo:
0.50, S.3U. 11.06 a m , 4.50, 6.10, p.m.
For Hancock Junction and main connections
11.115 a. in- 0.10 p m.
Trauii leave Hancock Junction for main
linj connection for Scrantou: 0.00 a, m. 2.00
p. m.
Trains leave Csrbondnlo for Scranton 7.21
0.45, a. m. 1.10L&M 0.15 p. m.
J. c. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Ageut, Mew York.
T. FL1TCROFT.
District Passenger Agent. Scrautun.
T s HIE AND WYOMING VALLEY KAlLr
li ROAD
Trains h ave Scranton forXcw York ar.d In
Urmedtata points on the Erie an.l Hawley and
local points al 0 ;I5, 0 45 a. m. and 3.21 p. m.
Trains lonvlns ut 0.45 a in. und 3.24 p. m.
are through trams to and from Houesdale.
Trains leave for W likes Barro at O.lo a. m. auJ
3.41 p. iu.
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