THE SCHANTON TRIBtTNE "WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3. 1894.
UllllllllllHIillClillitlllllllllllUiniKU
WANTS
is
Stan want fur UHleheve Mow,
Nor tianf that UttU long
Tliit turebi in't till of you,
'Though it b$ $o 0 the unng.
You wish to reach hundreds of pcoplo
ach year. Your wanti Mra Innumer
able! and the question before yuu U,
Which isthacheapcr anil more conve
nient way to ealntho a tention of those
whoa services you wish to ecurol'
Inthelnturs Tnu TituiONe proposes
to males a specialty of .rant advertise
ments. Tli paper will become noted
for iU 1 1 1 'j tivene ,. In lirin .t to
gether the employer and th iinoin
ployed. Send in the "want" on a postal
card, or ) call on your w:iy down
town. We'll agree to do the ret.
GENERA
L
S
OF
STIS
ntimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiBiiiiUiiinaif
Wanted.
U" ' a srali-V'oooB" " s ecoSTo" hand
Platform Scale that o" weiith mxi
i.onuds. Address r. B, BEHTON,02I North
Waslilutftin a venue.
U r aNtAd-good ALL audi ndblack
smith. Inquire ut Tribune ullh
W'antkl to itkchask t'lUAi:
1 atore. or would rent place tuitahlc for
imo. Ad . o:. F. 0. B.. caro uf Trlbuno.
For Sale.
OOkT sALK - i ixC N R'w YOST 1 1 iV
I writer, also one now Abbott check punch,
at a bargain. Address II. .)., cure Trlbuuo of
floe. HOB BALI CHKAP. FOR WANT OF USB,
P a first-class freight elevator, Uotrto
motor, Kliaftinir, beltius etc. Apply at "KLK"
BUILDING, 125 and 127 Franklin avenue, or
to t L. WILLIAMS, Architect.
iTuii 8ALE OR EXCHANGE Poll SCRAN
" ton property A boarinc oruneo ;rove
lncroauiiiir in ModU'.tioii
the MHi aei'tlon in I lorld
XETTLETON, Lake Helen. Florida
and value yearly it
srtda. Addroa r, I
For Rent.
1 Wfi llKN'i' APRIL 1-THE rOoMs'nOvV
1 occupied by the Telephone Exchange,
Lackawanna avenue Apply nt the olrice of
CO., Third National Bank
and E C. Fuller.
- THE FURNISHED Rl.Sl-
I.elilKh Salt Mining
un iiiuift L. s.
T7IOB RENT
T deuce of the UteWilllsm W Mamie-is, 1
Jutferson avenue, with or without barn in tho
Inquire of H. A Knapp, Republican
building,
r?OR RENT-TWO-STOKY BRICK DWKL
r liny huosa; modern Improvement. 313
Forest court. Apply to MAURICE COLLINS,
agent. 721 West Lackawanna avenue.
'T'O LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS
L Purt or all of threo huujrcd feet of yard
room aloug railroad.
avenue.
Apply ut Mti Franklin
rpO RnVT-STOItE 26x1V) Ok FURNISHED
1 hall on Uroan Ridge street. Very desira
ble location and ou
to F. E. NETTl.K'fON
BBb Imi Ming.
reasonable terms, Ai.ply
uir,
or C. S. WOODRt
legal.
Estate' of wiluam w "manness
late of tho city of Scranton, County of
l.n.'kitwanua, and Mk' of Pennsylvania, de-
oajuMd,
Letter testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to the undersigned
nil persons having claims or demands against
tue a!U estate will present them for payment,
and those lode bted) thereto will please mako
immediate payment to tho excuutors heroin
titer named, or any of thtm.
ISAAC S. CASK.
Tobvhanna. Pa.
:.Aii t. Man ness.
HENRY A KNAPP,
Sciauton, Pa.
Wiu.tiui, Waiuien & Knapp, Attorneys.
I" "Estate Wviha" ha nne"ss late
j of the city of ;icr.tnton. Couuty of Lacka
MUM and State of Pennsylvania, deceased
Letters . f odin nistration upon tl.e abovo
rumod estate having been granted to tha un
dersigned, all persons havlug claims or de
mands agains' the caid v'ato will present
them 'or payment. and thoje inaebled thereto
will please make immcdiute payment to
MAKY T. MANNESS, Aduiinistratril.
Scranton, Pa.
Willarii. WABBBSI & Knapp, Attorneys.
-otice is hereby ouyxthatan
X 1 application will be made to the Court of
(quarter Session.- of Lackawanna county on
Thorfday, Janoan i. UH at u o'olook a. m.,
for the division of the borough of Dickson
City and the erecticn of a new borough to be
known as tho borough of Throop. oat of a part
pi the territory r.ow comprised by the said
borough of Dickson City
W1LI.ARD, WARREN 4 KXAPP,
Solicitors.
f'OR lALK BlNOLB liOCSE. ouj QVlNUx
uverioe: very deuirable location. Anply
li ? REYNOLDS, or W1LLARD. WARREN
KNAPP.
v:.oeowii,L buy modern newc-roum
O nouae. all Improvement ; terms easy; cor
cur Madison avrmae and Delowaro street- Ap
ply HARRY LEE8.
1,U0 WILL BUY VERY DEBIKaHLE LOT
O corner Madisou uvtwu aud DaUwara
atreet. Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEER
Special Notices.
A' NN U ALMEETINQ OF STOCKUoLD
era of the Lackawanna Lumber com
puny will be held Tuesday Jan. its, lii',1, at h)
o clock a. m , at the Third National banz of
Scranton tor the election of directors for tbo
ensuing year and such other business as may
pi overly come be'oie the moetlug.
J. L. CONNEl-L. Sec y.
"VoTICE Or' ELECTION THK ANNUAL
' meeting of the shareholders of the First
National Bank, BortnttM. Pu.. for the elo.-th n
of directors for the ensuing year, will be held
at the banking house on Tuesday, Jan 0, 1 804
Polls w 11 be opened from .; until 4 o'clock,
tn ISAAC POST. Cashier
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
Scranton, Dec. 28, 1S9.1
rpm ANNUAL -dBETINU OF TliE
1 stockholders of this bank for the electiuu
oi' directors, and snch other busineaa as may
coma before it, will be held at the hanking
rooms on Tuesda . Jan. 'J, 14. The polls will
be opon from J p in. to 4 v. in
HENRY BEL1N, JR.. Soc y.
'"PIIE SOLDIER IN OUB CTvTL WAtt7
1 containing Frank Leslie s famous old
wr.r plctnrta Two v.ilamei folio. Evury
r. ige illustrated. O ver 9S0 nages. As an edu
ca'.or it is unoxcolled Sold on easy montnly
payments, both volumes delivered complete.
Address P. O. Moody, KM Franklin avenue,
hgent lor Northei-jtern Pennsylvania.
IOHN HH1EOEL, DEALER IN PAINTS.
I oils, varnishes, brushes, i!5 Penn avsnua,
Pnpei hanging, painting and kalaouining
promptly attendod to.
O CHAN TON WBINaiiB IIOSPITAU ll
Spruce street, ground floor. The best
solid white rubber roller, one dollar each.
Work guaranteed by the oldest and ou'.y ex
pert wringer repairer in &i:rautou.
Situations Wanted.
'V'Ot'NU MAN, STEADY AND RELIABLE
I desires a rttuatio'i. with or without
board Will work reasonable Address, J. D,
li . Tribune office.
A LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION
as housekeeper in a small family; prefer
n place where there is no woman. For in
foimatlon please call at 2l3 Washington ave.
Call for E. S.
bit. Wooii'd KoBWAf Pink Srnup wea
used for yean ns a praMtfpUoft by a mc
cepful liliy-Biciai). it is in nil respects the
best cotiKb medicine uiado today, hold by
alldealtrsou uguaruntue of satUfBction.'
Any 9ub$tHber of '1'hn Tribune may se
cure a book of flour and coal oaVjWBI
worth $0 and fius nave SH ctutt on each
ittrrtl of flour aud It centv On each ton of
coal.
Bpeolmou Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New OMML Wis , wits
troubled with neuralgia nud rlieuraatistn,
Lis stomach wns dieorderd, his liver was
HfTected to an alarming degreP, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters cured him.
Kdward blieplierd. llarri.lnir;:, III., had
a running snro ou his leg of eight years'
atADdlug. Used tbree bottloi of Electric
Hitters and seven boxes of Buck ten's
Amies tialre aud his leg is sound and
well. .Mm Speaker, Catawba, o , had
five largo fever sores on his leg, doctors
aid ho Was Incurabls. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Buck-leu's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Hut
thews Bros.
Last Year Was Really a Good Year for the
Anthracite Trade.
SEVERAL OF ITS DEVELOPMENTS
Why Thtre Is Reason to Reviow tho
Dead Tvele-Montli with Uncom
mon Satisfaction, Considering What
a Bad Year It Was In Other Branches
of Industry and Commerce The
Latest Scheme of Erie Re-organi;a-tion
Other Random Industrial
News of a Day.
lu the course of hu intereeting reriew
of the coal trade for 193 tht Philadel
phia Stockholder says: "Out of the
few industries in the United States
which oscaped demoralization through
the disastrous MDlo of Inst summer,
and the gem-ntl dtillaoss w.i.cit pre
vailed the areater part of the year, il
the Kutiirucito con! trade. Bbinmtotl
of tbnt 'nscesuitv of life' for 1898 ez
ceedtd, in fact, those of any previous
vtar. Coul couuianies. as r. rule, mule
mousy, even though prices obUine 1 !
were not ttu nigu as in io.. iJiogeu is
now selling at $3 73 (at tidewater), II
ngsiust $4 January 1892; egg U re
duced from $1.40 to $4; stovs from
71 to $4 45. uud cliestuut from $1 Go
to ; I I bhipuisnta i -t vcari partly
estimate. 0 aggregate ! 43,00:J,OUU gross
tous. us itgainst 41,93. B20 in 18'J2, and
10,448,880 ii! 1601. During si.r wontbl
of the year March. April, Mar, June,
October uud November --shipments
were iu excess of those in tbo same
month in 19.2; promotion the re
maining six tuoutus fell, however, be
low the corresponding psriod iu 1892.
"The Wyoming region enntinaf iu
the h ad in the mutter of tonnage, ship
ments for eleven moutbs aggregating
21,79U,i;3a touB, or abfi'dt 55 per cent.,
au increase over the corresponding
period in 1392 of over 1,000,000 tonu
S'jipiueut from the Laliigh region for
the same period InoresiM from 5,857,
405 tons iu 1892 to 6, 870, 50 J iu 1893.
while tho Schuylkill ration decreased
239.059 ton to 11,312,299 The most
important events of tne year in connec
tion with the trade were the dissolu
tion of McLeod's 'anthracite com
I iu-, as it whs called; the agreement
between the L thigh Valley Coal com
pany nud individual operators, the
purouaso by the Vauderbilt party of a
controlling interest of Lacka'vatna
stock, thus pruventing that road from
coutiuniug its game of 'grab' in the
market; the abrogation of the Cox
Broe. contract with the Reading and
tbt formation of the Anthracite Coal
Operators' association for the protec
tion mid benefit of individual opera
tors. Cutting of prices was Indulged
iu to a greater or kat extent during
the year, but it at no time assumed
threatening proportions and the leerou
of harmonious action and co-operation
taught by President McLeod is likely
to bear more fruit as time passei. ,
Mr. McL?od strenuously insist.'
among his friends that he has been in
. no measure responsible for the sharp
speculative drive which sent new Eng
land to the boueyard and precipitaiod
the recent dramatic recivership. For
those sudden developments which
wrecked his plans and spoiled nil bis
bopl of a competing through line to
B.'ttou and the north, Air. McLeod,
according to Philadelphia advice,
holds P. H. Prince, of Boston, repons
i tile. The intimation is made by Mr.
McLeod's frletil that this man played
double game. The action of Mr.
Prince is assigned to the fact that he
was deprived ol the vice presidency of
the company, when Mr. Odell wan
sleeted to that position, with charge of
the operating department. The fact
that a large majority of tbo stock -holders
approve the lease of tbe New
York, New Euglaad aud Northern to
tbe New England is taken by Mr. Mc
Leod to indicate that they believe
there is r.o other way to niaka their
property valuable, aud, in eifact, is an
indorsement of his manag'-meDt a
management which, he declares, has
been from the start iu tbe best interest
of th security holdero. He is Inclined
to regard the extension of the New
England into New York, therefore, ae
likely. Meanwhile the receivership
may involve u good deul of litigation
that might have been avoided.
The board of direolors of the New
York, Luke Erie and Western railroad
revterduy iaiuod a circular to the
h.ildere of the second consolidated
mortgage bonds, suggesting a method
by which funis necessary for better
ment, expeiidituren and maturing ob
ligations of the road may be secured
Thy propose tocrtatea new mortgage,
having 100 years to rut: and bearing In
loiett at 5 per cent., into which will b
merged the present fecund consolidated
mortgage, the f united coupon bonds of
1&85, the prestnt income bond, tka
present reorganization first lien bonds
and the collateral trust bond. Drexel,
Morgan it Co., of New York, and J. S
Morgan e: Co.. of London, have agreed
lo assiet the directors iu carrying out
the plan. The new mortgage will
cover the property -of the New York,
Libit Erie and Western Railroad com
pany, including ttu leasehold of the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio rail
way, and tue capital stock of the Cbi
cogo and Erie Railroad company, thus
giving it control of the entire llue to
Chicago, nud will secure bonds limited
in amount to $70,01)0,001).
President Whitehead, of the New
York, Pennsylvania nud Ohio, nay : "It
la not true that Erie has modified the
lease of th New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio. Erie is trying to modify it,
uml we have no objection to having it
modified, provided Erie will give us
security for what via give up. Erie
w.i ills us to give up $100,000 a year for
nothinir. The trouble with Erie is that
it owes too many harassing debts and,
mist pay loo much to lawyers to stave
them cff. It owes about eight
millions of small debts. It
ov8 o much lo director that
it cannot pny our rental money.
Therefore I propose to apply to the
I'ourts again for the payment due ns.
When I shall applv I cannot yetttate.'
As to the Erie plnn, President White
head said: "It in good eni.urh if the
bondholders are willing to put up 90
oent lor tne new bond in the propor
tion proposed. If they do not put np
tho money, their bonds will fall to a
much lower l'vel than they are became
of tho continued danger of default aud
foreclosure.
Rectevers of th Mary. and and Penn
sylvania Steel companies have notified
crcil itora that the stockholders' ooid-
mittevj will be unable to make a report
or tne ccuuition or tue companies untij
February, The delay is caused by in
ability to obtain promptly all tbo sta
tistics and information needed by tha
committee to make a full and accurate
report.
There is little chanie, in the condi
tion of the irou trade, although the
large manufacturers are hopeful that,
with the adreut ut the new year, busi
ness will ihow some improveui iot. A
representative of the Cernegie mill
save that theou'look Is better than it
was a few months ago.
Industrial ScitEENiNa&s
New England directom held a meeting
yesterday at which the situation was oil
ci ed Informally, ltwne decided tntatie
some slops to MVlMI stockholders' inter
ests. An adjournment was tukeu to
Tliurjiiav.
Tho iietrlrtiou of the 001 output for
mouth tu l!,5(MI,WJO. tuns is geheially re
ge.rdeil iih a pi ndont move ou the part of
tin- bales agent.
Tho W arret) Foundry and Machine com
pany at Phlllipshury, N. J. began work
takiug ou one half of tbe uumb.-r of hnuda
recently (mspended.
The Ksadiog R illlng mill resumed opera
tions after un idleness of several weeks.
About SiO men were given employment.
Thu Grundy Worsted mills at Bristol, Fa.
which have been idle fur some time, start
ed up.
Theio WH n general resumption of activ
ity iu Schuylkill couuty collieries yester
day. . 1 1
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Steele and rondf
New Yoki;, Jan. i -The voir opened
with a lower market forelocks Ameri
can Sugar. Louisville aud KasbVllle, Now
England, Missouri Facinc, .New iorK Leu-
tiulandlhe Grangers were particularly
weak, fc.uear hrnke from bl to '61-i and
caused at T iK- New England declined from
10l, to 71,, the lowest llgure in years. At
chison also sold below 10. New York On-
tral sold to !, Missouri l'iici!lc fell 1,"4,
St. Paul l;. Kock Island ljt, liurlingtoii
If. sud oltllwet 14. In the last hour
c t bu-iuess Su-ur sold at its lowest point,
end Western tulon, union Pacilic and At
chison were also heavy. The market clo.ed
weak anil feverish with net declines rung-
ii2 from k in Lackawatma to l in isuga:.
Tutal tales were 8M, MO intra.
N'mv tfonn. Dc iw. Folmwinaar theclos-
inK ijuotntieua or active stoeks:
Am. Cott. Tr tot Mat. Lead Tr HiMi
A. T. St A. Fs Id N. Y. & H. B k
(Jun. ho IM I R. V. Ueut SDK
Com. of N. J - I N. Y,L. K. A W.. Hk
Chic. A N. W v.l N. Y .Ont. A W.. HH
Chlc.Uur. 4 y.... 71W', North. rc, coal.
Chttapio Oss Co?i, North. Par., p'ffl. ltj
C. M. A St PanL. m, ! X. A -
Oil., It. 1- !!; I'... U ; Faellls Mall -
('.. S. P, & U! Phil. Mending-. 37Jii
c. o. c. &s. bun fm I bVT -
&LR. V T lPH Hus-ar Tr 78H
v.C.f KM Texiu rao
U.sH n. Ut UK
p., L. A W ltlta ! Culoiirsc 17(i
Gen. F.lectrio Xy j Wabash
Lake Shore 111)1 ! Wahaih p'fd 12K
h. A N iZH Western lLlen... tlH
ManhiitUn 125! W.sLH -
Hiltsc url Pacific., iw, W- A L.K., p'td.
National Cordage. I
Ecranton Wholsaal Murksu.
PcHAttToit, Jan. 2. Farms akd Pro
ouca Dried apple, per lb., 6a7c: evap
orated apples, bVJc per lb.; TurkisO
prune, iuO.v; Kuglish curranta, o8j.c;
layer laiilns, tl.K0a2.U0; muteatel, 1.40a
1.50 per box; new Valencia, fa?.
per lb.
Bkans Mnrrowfats,t2.55a2.C0 per bushel;
mediums, tl.bUal.W).
Pe as Ureen, $1. 25a1. 80 per buahel ;pll k,
(2.60a2.(0', leutela. SalOc. per pound.
POTATOKB 65fl70c. per bnehel.
OlflOXB U5a7i)c. er buaheL
Butter iXa.bc. per lb.
CiiaiaB 10l'itr. per lb.
E9B Fresh. .'oa20c; pickled, 21c:
coolers. ItWaRO.
Mats riama 10.: large. 10c;
skinned hams, 10'c; California hamN
Sc.; shoulders, 8V; dry salted belli,
DVo.j smoked breakfast bucun. 12c,;
fresh pork loins, 0c; "Wyoming" pork
s-tusage, lie; Wyoming home made sau
sage, 9-puuud pail, larded, lie; bulch
eia' sausage, 8c, our own make; fresh
pork shoulders, 7c: fresh pig's feet.
3c: fresh pig's heuds, Sc.; fresh spar
ribs. Sc.; fresh leaf bird, lie; fresh
kidneys, Sc. dos.; rough saueaga
meat, 8c: tongue, 83c; plucks, 5c. each;
whole hogs, 7'iC.
jr'OHK Me at 117; shortcut, tl8.
Lakd Leaf iu tier at. '.).; in tub.
8MC In 10-pound jmil, 10c; in 6-pound
pall, 10v.; 8-pouud palls. lOi-je. per
pound.
Paw Choice sugar cured, smoked beef,
14c
PoDLinT Chtekens, lOalOXo.; turkeys,
iBalDXatdntk. liaise
Floob Minnesota patent, per barrL
S4.40a4.C0; Ohio and Indiana amber, at
HJ.73; Grahaui at gS.5U; rye (lour, at
teak
Buckwheat FLoua-i3.00 per cwt.
Fekd illsed, per cwt, at 1 .00.
GnAiit-Rye, boe.; corn, 49 to62e.; oata,
Wa45c. per bushel.
Kys Ktraw Per ton, tl3als.
BAT--Per ton, tlttalS.
Mew. York Produoa Marktt.
Kr.w VORt, Jan. FLooa-Market
more active, easy; winter wheat, low
credos. t?a2.45: do fair to fanrv. 2.45a
3 Hi do patents. $3.40a3.(!6: Minnesota
rlnnr Sv Sllut! tH). i(, ttrniulrto S:l IS-
do patents, K. mmi 30; luff etrne, 12.0,1
4.; eny uiiii, eo ooao no; oo p.-ueme, e-i. v
al.60; rye miiture, t'IOOn2 .80; suiiorilne,
ll.TfieS.lO; flee, tl.75a2.00.
W'uiAT Spot market dull, weak, Ic.
lower: No. 2 red, store and elevator. Oi a
B-iJic; afloat, e64'nfl7c f.o.b MXaWC;
ungraded red, tiua07c.: No. I uortueru, 71
a7IVic; options closed weak with a mod
erate trade; Jauuary, 65;c; February.
665ic; March. 07J.C: May. 70Kr.
CoH' hunt fnlrlv netivi X'c Iniritr
steady; No. i 4Uh42o , elevator; MMSjifO
ii.uiiu: uupraucu inixcii, iia-ivi. ; eienmer
misad, 41.0.; No. 2 white, 42c; low
mixed, 41 ,n42.', ; option wero very dull
and lower and weak; January, 41 " .. c . ;
Fbrnrv, 42Vc; March, tSWc; May,
Cats Spots, t(ady; optlonsdul), easier;
January, H8kc. February, B4c; May,
84,t,'c; No. 2 while. February, 8o;tc;
spot prices, No, 2, No. 2
white. R5c: No. 2 Chicaao. MWci No.
3 82c:- No. 8 white, Ko.: mixed west
ern, 4at).lc; wn.te do., 88a40c; white
state. 3540o.
BEKP-Iuiet, steady; faniilv, $Ilal3; ex
tra ines, t8a8.AO.
rikkr Hahs yuiet at tlf15,25.
TitncEii UKKK-Inactive; city extra
ludjainrsi!, t.Wa20.
CUT Meatk-DuII, steady; pickled bel
lies, Vj.jC , pickled shouldeis.Oc, do hams,
Da9)4'c;
LaUD-Qaiet, steady; western steam,
W.2a; city, 7,ic; January, 8.25. Febru
ary, fs.lS; May, 8.00; refilled, dull;
continent, (8.80; South America, til.26;
compouud, td.UOa6.25.
Poai-Moderate demand, steady; tnesj.
18. 7314.00.
BurtkB Dull, weaker; wetern, 10a
21c; orMmery, 20a37c: do. factory, 1fi)ia
20c.; E gius, 227c; lmtatiou creamery
I72!c: rolls. lOaStic.
CiiKEsie-Qaiet.arm, state lnrgp.Sal lc. ;
fancy, like,; dp., small, 10!al2ic; part
skims, 4UXc.; full skims. KtW.
Loos (iulet; ;ice boune. Hla20c; limed,
10Hh17c; woteru fresh, 2524c; do. pec
omls per case, t2.60ell; outhuiB,23u23,c.
- .
Pbiladslphla 1'.low Karkst.
PniLADKLrHiA. Jan. 2. Talluw was
dull and unchanged. Pricei were:
Prime city, In hogshosds. 5c: prime,
country. In bogaheade, 5c;di. dark, in bar
rel, 4Xo.; cakes, 5Xc. ; gTeae, 4Xc
CUmrO fhom Canada Preibytorian,
under ilguature of C. Ulnukott Uobliuon.
proprlatof: I wa cured of oft-recurring
bllllous headache by Burdock Blood Bit-
Eureka Laundry Go.
Cor. Linden St. and Adams Avo.
Court House !3uahc.
Alt kind of Laundry work guaranteed
the best,
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
fltVSKlAtlS ANUKVKOKONt
Tjj B. tCh. DEiVN, uTaeeees ot tlii) Eye,' No
XJ Thi out and Ear, U)i unueu sueet, vppo
wt.i court uouis.
HA. 3. CONXtfLt; VjaJee aTrWasinngtwi
avanue. rorner Spruce street, ovr
Franeke'l drug store. Reslasnco, 7t!H Vino t.
Office ht,uis: ID. to 12 . m. and e to and
8.80 to7.30p. Buiiday. i! to 3j. in.
DK. W. k. 4LLSM, oaice cor. Lacka
wanna ami WaaMttfJtM aviu. : over Leon
aid nhoe utore; olliiae BOOrti W to li a. m. and
1! to t p. m ; eveniuirs at rasldeucet -WaahlaBton
sv ' .
DK. c L. FBEy, Fravtiw limited tvlj
aM of the Kye, Bar, Hosu and Throat:
oiSco, l! Wyominc aw. rteviueuce, '--'J Vina
ureal
DH LM OATEU, un Wsshjiiceon Avsnu.-.
. hours, S to U a.m.. 1 W to 3 and I
to 8 p.m.
John L. vriMnt, u. p., oko i& and ii
Comiiionweulth bnilling: residence 711
Madisou ave; ofllcehouM. 10 to IT. 2 to 4, 7 to
(; Sunuiiya 2.8U to 4, eveLiUfte at reaidonce A
bpeclulty uiadu of uifeases of the uye, ear, uosn
end throat Mid aynoe.oyy.
Dh. O. b. MUBB AY, Specialty inuileon dia
MM "f eye and intbtit tVyoinlng Ave.
Olllco hour: t'utll Hi a m .2 to 1 and 7 to Sp.ru.
M" ita uiTESol vmuxi lbbbbt btbeb r,
At Carboud,de on Krldayn of .,.-n vmk.
VbtlwMNAltV IVBOKOMg,
tftUSSS, Votei'iiisry Mwauoo, Den
X.j, tiatry a specialty: itoll inedullst of On
tario eterlnary L'olleae. Otflce. Summer's
livery, ft)0 Dix at., noar Keller's earrisg-e shop.
J
l.A tVYKBS.
M. C. BAVUtt 5 Law and Collection of
IIh tit A...... ... AA.all P..-. -
'. . . .... .... u . di., ,..;-..i... ..... .t.
House, Bcrantoi), Pa, ; collections a tpeciulty
luriiuuiiuui. I'c-iiiiuyivuuis, itnuiuiv coitvspuuu
ent in every county.
"jEShUi's & haVu, Attorney ami Omuani'
J lore ut Law, Couuurimeahh building,
Wushiuftou avu. W. H. Jkssup,
Hokack K. HASD.
W H J setup, J a.
U'lLIAHU WABHE.V ii KN A i'l'? At tor
VV neys and Counaolorj at Law. Bpuhlluaa
l uildin t, Washington ay., Scrantu". Pa-
IJATTKBltuS ft WlLCoX, AttumysaaJ
J Counsellor at Law; offices 0 aud 8 Library
building. Scrunton, Pa.
KOBWKtL H PAmiiwoff.
William a. Wilcox
A i.FHI.lflANl). Vv ILLlAM J. HAND, At
iV tor'ieys and ronnawnr Commonwealth
bafldlaj Rooms 10. g uml 21.
J'KAXK X. OKcLL, Attorney at Law. Boom
6. Coal Exchange. Seranton. I'a.
HILTON W. LOWKY, i Att'ys, 'iX Washing
C. II tN STOKCU. (ton av . C H fttuag
IAiIE.1V.'. OAKl''OKD, Attorney at Law.
' rooms 88. 61 nod 05, Commonwealth h'l'e
iJ Office, U17 Spruce st, Scrsnton, Fa.
L
P
Law.
A WATK1SS, Attorney at Law, 44)
Larknwan-ia Ma. Serraton. Pa
1'. SMITH, toannellor at Law. OfficsT
room 51, DO, W Couuuouweaitti bnildiuk-
' B. I'lTc'liElt. Attorney ut Law, Corn
V . monweaitli Imlluln. Sciantou. I'a.
E (;OMLU Ysi iai Spruce i
DB. BKPLOULE, Attorney-Loon neo7
tiatcd ou real eetnte w;rurlty.40s Spniee.
B" V. KYlLAM, Attoruev-at-Law. last Wy
ouilngavefiua. Bcranton.
HjVf& VOUB DBEUBlTirD"MditTuA(ji:S
xvritton and acknowledged by J. V.
BHOWN1NU. Attorney and Notary Public, SS
t'omuioawBMlth Hnil l:a
UkMVlNTii
i C LAUBACH, Surgeon Dentist, No, 113
J . Wyominir ave.
KM."sTBATTby. onTual Exclisnge!
HHOUU
MISS WOBCESTKB'S K1NDEBOABTEN
and fichool, 412 Adams avenue. PupiU
received at all time Kail term will open
Soptsciher 1
SCHOOL Or' TBE LACK AW AM NA, Serao
O ton. Pa., prepares boys and girls for oollef
or buslnesa: tboroUKhly iraias voung children
Catalogue at request
Ekv. Thoma M. Cams,
Walti ii II. Bubi.l.
Loans.
ci'OP I'AYlN'ii Bbnt, own youb
kj luiiiii. Monev to lon on easv niont'ily
a -.iTi-.v-Tr. Hi n r
' HL-1CULS.
Buiidlinr
B N- CALLEN'DER, Dime Bank
HOTELS AM) ItFRTAl RANT.
'IU1E WESTMINSTEB, 217.2111 Wyomiuji
I nve. Booms heated with steam: all mod
orn Iniiirovement. C M. Tkumar, Prop.
Yt UtfllMiUVl ER HOTEL
V W. O. 8CHENCK, Manager.
Sixteenth street, one blcck east of Broadway,
at Union Squace, New York.
American plan. 88 6u p?r day ajid upward
tiOYNE HOUSE. European plan; ;t,'ooi
' rooms. Open day and night. Bar sup
plied with th beat.
P. H. COYNE. Proprietor.
QCBANTON HOUSE, near U., h. & V. pas
0 senger depot. Couuucti-d on the European
plan. V ictoh Koch. Proprietor
y IEGLEB'8 HOTEL, K7 LaJkawanna ave'
j uue, Sci-anton. HuU rcaeonable,
P. Zijeolkii. ProDrletor.
Han I) CENTRAL. The largest and oes;
v I egulnpeit hotel in Alleutown. Pa ; rata
t- and 12 M per daV.
VH Ton TV Ba nKfn. Proprietor.
AUCU1TEOTI.
AVIS HOUPT, Archlteetn Koouw 21.
25 slid 2J ( oninionwealtli b Id a. Scrantoii.
IJ L. WALTEB, Architect, Library bund
J, inir, Wvoiulng avenue. Scrauton.
U L. BBOWN. Arch B. Architect. Pi ice
F building. 120 W ashiiipton Ave .Serauton.
UlHi KI.I.AM.OIS.
HOBTOW D. SWaKTS-- WliOLESALE
lumber, S and t) Dime Baua building,
Bcranton. Pa
MEQaBQEH BBOTHEBS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twice.
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave. Scrantori.
Pa
BAL'lili S "oHl'UliTBA MUni'o" KOU
Lall.i, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
illnas niiii ooncert work fnriilshed. For tenni
addrew K. J. Baunr. corductbr. 117 Wyomlug
ave., over Hnlberfa music store.
PVZBA FIl N A BONS, builders nud contra."
1 i tor Yards: Corner olive t and Adam
ave ; corner Aah at. and Penn ave.. ScrAiilou
KEEUH.
Ci h CLABK & Co., Seed unto, horlati
ft and Nurserymen; etoro 148 Wiiahlnfft'-n
avoni't; greeu house, 18IW North Maui avenue,
etnre telephon 7H2.
XKA8.
01 h AN b 'UNVoN'i'KA CO.. Jones Bros.
1,11.1 M'KEI.'NS.
JUS KUETTEU 5i5 Lsckswanrm nvoriu).
Scranton, Pa . mac lift of Wire Screens.
!" J 1 .".J..U- J-'.'JI.. ''JU-J'tJ .
. Robinson's Sons'
Lagek
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturer of the Celebrated
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbls. Per Annum,
Connolly & Wallace
A new price on those seven-yard Dress Pat
terns that were $2.45. Nowr
Worth. $3.50
AS LONG AS THEY LAST.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE 209 AVE
The Most
Exquisite
Liue of Calendar! ever seen la
this city are to be steu iu our
store.
Our line of Holiday Novelties
are all new goodsno old stock
from last year.
Finest lines of Celuloid Cases,
Oxford and Bagster Bibles, Goid
Pens and Pencils, Leather Goods
and Booklets at
Reynolds Bros,
Stationers and Engravers,
81 T LACKAWANNA AVE
T
HE DUTHEIL STODIO,
OIK LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
Oi.tJ atlt ANION, I'A.
$- YT HAVING MADE a contract with n
t U v fram factory to tnru out 1.0DU
$ n Irnm bctwuen now and Chr.st
: 4 mas, I a) lsli to announce to the pnb
lictliut IwUl make a GENUINE
CKAYON POKTKAl 1' copied from
anv email one ABSOLUTELY FREE OP
CliAltOE.
LATKaX STVLi:a OF fbaheh KltOM
- ..11 I'rWABll.
Workmanship iruaranteed.
Frams SO per cent, less than regular price.
B. IX lHKIIi, At tut
From th N. Y. Tntntnt, .Voc. J, MM
The Flour
Awards
"Chicaoo, Oct. 31.-Fha first official
announcement of World's Fair ili
plomue on rtsur has been made. A
medal bat been awardsd by tba
WorM Fair jadgai to tbe flour manu
facturad by the Waahburn, Crosby Co ,
in the grsat Washburn Flour Mill,
Minneapolis. The committee reports
thu flour atrong and pure, and entitles
it to rank as first-clais patent flour for
family and bakers' use."
MEGARGEL
& CONNELL
WBOMC9ALE AOKXI
SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
The above brands of flour can be had at any of the following morrhants,
tvbo will accspt Tilfi Tbibdne flour coupon of 20 on each one hundred i ou-ul
of flour or 50 on each barrel of flour.
Scrsnton -F. P. Prico. Washington avenue,
CJ..W Medal Brand.
Hydu Park-Cariwn Davis, Washburn St.
Gold Modal Brand; Joseph A. Me..ra. Maiu
avenue, Supei lallve Brand.
Green Kidge- A.L.Spencar.UoM Modal Erand.
Dunmoru-K. P, I rlco, Gold Medal Brand.
Olyphant James Jordan, Superlative Krand.
Dunmore-F. 1). Manloy Superlative Brand.
FrovideDca-Fenuer ifc Chat jiell N Maiu ave-
nue. Superlative hrand.C. J Gillespie, W.
Market street, Gold Medal Bland.
Peck ville Shall er Si Kticcr, Superlative
Brand.
Jermyu- C. U. Winter A Co Snpsralativ
Brand.
Carbondale B. S. Clark, Gold Mednl Brin.I
BedeMaw J. N. Foster ii Co. GoM Medal
Brand.
Houesdale W.P Bchspck ,Suprlatl Va Bran I
t-alton-iS. E. Finn Av Son, Gold Medal hraiul
lioulaboro-S A. Adams. Gold Medal Brand
x l.ch.eh T.uinbj
Tohyhanua Tohyhai.ua
Co., Gold Medal Bruii
ml.
nflHTHTTIT T '0 .
Hill III HI V
UUilllUUJJ u
0
NEW STORE
WASHINGTON AVENUE
Never since we becama known as a business firm have wa shown such a marvel -ously
beautiful line of Holiday Novelties. In
REED, RATTAN, FANGY AND PLDSH
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
We show a range of specialties which baffles description. Reception Chairs,Rock
ers, Corner Chairs, Easy Chairs, Work Tables, Work Baskets, etc., are here
in all the daintienss and elegance that art can lend to them, and in
such profusion that the only trouble will be in selection.
We desire calling especial attention to our
ONYX CABINETS AND TABLES.
The Marble used is the finest Mexican Onyx, and the Standards are the very best
quality of Brass, highly polished and lacquered.
In Heavier Furniture
We show many specialties in Ladies' Writing Desks and Secretaries, Combination
Furniture, Book Cases, Sideboards, etc. All pur chased for the holiday trade.
To particularize further is unnecessary. We would simply add that we're
making a big bid for Trade, and if Fine Goods, Moderate Prices and Endless va
riety count for anything, we ought to have it, as no finer stock can be found in
this State. OPEN EVENINGS.
HILL 8c CONNELL,
131 and 133 Washington Avenue.