lllto bJi,AixAUiN TKlJiUJNifi- SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 14. 1894.
HNANCIAL AjWCG,'1MEiiC!AL
Stocks nnd Bonds.
Nr.w Youk, April 13. The early deallnps
at tho Stock exohuuse weie chni notorized
by extreme dullness and the market after
opouinK Iractiounlly higher btv.an tu yield
nnder tne Influence of heavy engutremeute
of gold for fxiwrt by Saturday's steamer ,
The following oomplet tattle aaowing tho
day's fluctuations in iictlvo Htoclts is supplied
and revised flatly by LaBar ,t Fuller, atock
brokers, 121 WTOtnlnf avenue:
Open- Blah- Low Clos-
In. est. Ml ing.
31
Kllli
Ill
iWu VBM vm B8M
Am. Cot. Oil.
Am. Sugar. . .
A. T. & S. P..
Con. N.J in'. j UJH ,"J "J,
ride. an, w ion IMU inn iwjd
C n. & o H KB 8lfJ SM
Chic, tins BHWj B Bl!
q c.,c. &st. i.... mi 4 'i nit mi
Col., Hrark.Vnl. &T
j. k a mo i" ho nv;
Dm tt. - W
D.u. f sa tft Km i
Erie IBM UM MM
(J. E. Co 4ij 4i4., 4pH 4
Lake shore I'M, law IBM l-M'
&1U ;,i fO'li 5li(l
,.,ll UOM I88li I MM
... 80H ill's 8M BUM
... tU 4'H.i TOM MM i
11 -VI lit:, 1IW, I l?u
ft, t. Central .10658 lnojj UOVi "'ft
i. v
Manhattan
MIsh. Pae
RiS. Lead
N. Y. AN,
17
IttN
21U
IOI4
eg aw
5H BN
toj MM
4i 40M
X. V.. 0, ft W 11
N. Y., a. & W
If, S. 0, Co 22U
North Pao ii
North Pae. pr "'' i
Omaha 4n'4
rlU'. Mull
JtxailiiiL- SI'ii '.'I's 94 Si's
Rock ttland Toi :i 70 "'"
lt.T ON Oil Wi
st. Paul IM M nr: B3M
T..C. 1 I8U ISVf lt ln'ti
Texas & Pae M.1 .'' 'H M
Union l'so I " 'J i T i '.'I UVt
Wabash, jit I4'4 1H bV, 'Mi
W, IJntui MM M'k M'4 MM
W. A: L. B 18 18M IS
W. a: L. K. vt Uo HI jO HI
Chicago Grain and Troviiloos.
NratANTON, Ap il 13. The following quota
tions aro supplied an i corrected daily by L.a
l'ar At Fuller, stock brokers.1-1 Wyoming ave.
nut.
WHEAT. Slav .lulv. Sent.
Opening .w H5 83X
Highest 0,1m '"H M
Lowest .WHi DIM 03K
Closing liliis i'l4 M
COKX.
Opening MM SiH6 W'a
lllgbest :'i BOH tOW
Lowest BBM WM 4ui
lloaing SSs bl'tj 4ls
OATS.
Qpeniag u'4 'ts Stu
Highest DiM SIM
Lowost Ill-; :., U
CNalnu- KIM -".'Vo BIN
QpOjUng 1280 !:.
Highest i:wo IflOfi ....
Lpwett 127a IS80
Closing 1L7-3 li'Sl)
LAUD.
Opening Tin 713 71",
Highest T17 720 7H
Lowest '.to Tin Tin
Closing .Vi 712 T10
8H RT IUBS.
Opening Mt 887 Ml
Highest B.VI Htu Ii4."i
Lowest Ii42 li-IT 641
Closing lioO 010 (11 j
OR LIEUTENANT BBVERNOR.
Fcrsnton Wboi.sal. Ilark.ts.
rtctiAXTOft. April. IX Ij'ruim amd Pro
flocic Lined appls, per lb., (teTe. : evap
orated apples, LlallMc per lb.: Turkish
prunes. 4a5.; English currants, SaSa.;
layer raisms, n,7teL80s niusratels, ll.Mla
Lit per box; new Valeueias, ilaie.
per lb.
Beans Mnrrow.fats, ?i45a2.50 per
bushel; mediums. L70sl.8D,
I'ltAS Hreen, ILltaLSO per bushel ;spllt,
HSOb3.A0; lentels. 8al()c. per pound.
Potatoks SBaflOe. per busboL
Unions 65e. per bushel.
Boms 18& to Me, por lb
(tan-H)ai:ic. per 10.
Egos fresb, U'.lSa.
Po't.tkv Chickens, dressed, 12 to 13c. ;
turkeys, 12 to 13c.
Meats naiiis, ll'e.: lare. 10Ci
skinned bams lo;4s.; California bums,
'4.; slioalders, BXil bellies, heavy,
fc; smo'tsd breakfast bacon. iu;$c,
Lari Leaf In Heroes nt tc.; In tubs,
I'.Sf e. ; in lo-pound pails, '.''c: in 5-pound
pails, (.r,c; It-pound pails. 1U. per
pound.
Beef Choice Fuar cured, smoked beef,
14e.
Floot Jlinnesota patent, par barral.
$4 I0ai,80j Ohio and Indiana amber, at
N.SOj Orsham at 3.50; rye flour, at
13.25.
BVOZWHIAT Flour $2.70 per cwt.
Frio illxed, per cwt., at U")C.
Oram Bjt, Hot.; corn, 4Tto4S).; oats,
4fia4.rie. per bushel.
Btb Straw Per ton viais.
Hay -115 to 117.
New York Produce Market.
New York April 13. Flour Barely
steady, quiet.
Wheat Firmer, fairly active; No. 2
rod store nnd eievntor. SSJfaMc.; sflont,
BBjfej f. o. b., MwaOBe.; ungraded
red, tWafiSc. ; No. I northern, 71c; options
closed firm at l'aljc. over yesterday;
No. 2 rod April, 4:i.c: .May, 04c: duly,
untie. ; August, r.Tc; .September, Obc;
December, 72 ,c.
UOHJtQniet easier; No. 2, 43)c.
elevator, MMit:. afloat; ungraded
mixed, 43c j steamar, mixed, 42jc. ; op
ticus were moderately active, closing firm
at JfaXc ; April, 4;ial34C; May, 43a
44,'ijc.; July, 44al5c.
Oats Quiet, firmer; options dull,
stronger: April Closing, 37- o : Hay, HOfa
Vtyio; July, 3.1 ):.: spot prie s, No. 2, 37c;
No.2 wblte,40ffa40Wo.j No. 2 Chicago, 8Hc;
No. 3. 38ic; No. 3 white, 80Je, mixed
western; STa.lJc; white do., and white
state. 30s43Ko.
Hekf Dull, steady,
TnUMSSD Behk Dull.
CUT Meats Steady, quiet,
Laiip Stronger, quiet; wostern steam
closed 17.95: city. nlr(v. : April, Si.'.K);
May, 7.ll; July, t7..r,U; rtfloed, unsettled,
continent, t8.li5; South America, IS.OU;
compound, 8a0a
i'OliK (uiet, steady; mess, $14al2.25.
BtTTTXB Moderate demand; fancy lirm:
dairy, now, lOaMo, ; do., old, llalTc; do.,
creamery, new, 2.10,! Pennsylvania do.,
23c ; western dairy, new, i2lllc. ; do.,
ciearhery, now, 17a25c. : do., factory, 10a
14c : elgins, 2jc. : Imitation creamery, 12
a! He.
Cjiukse Fair demand, llrmor; ftato
UtrtA old, 9al8Uo. fancy old, UValSUa;
do. smnll, lOalSxO.) part skims old, SaUc. ;
full skims old, HaSKo.
Eooh Fair demand, fl:m; state and
Pennsylvania, lSalSUc.; wostern fresh,
MS, southern, loalSc,
The BARLriR lymptomi of dyspepsia,
such as distress after eating, heart Dam
and occnslonnl ? - i old not be
neglected. Take Mold's Karsnparilla if
you wish to be cured.
Hood's I'li.i.s cure all liver ills, bilious
ness, jaundice, indigestion, sick head
ache.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salvo in the world for Cuts
Btulses, Horee, Ulcera, Salt Uhenm, Fever
6i res, Tetter. C happed Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required, it
is guaranteed to glV" perfect satisfaction
or money n funded. Price 25 cents per
roe. I or snl- Dy Mat'tiows tiros.
The Farmers Want Hon. 0. M. Tinkham
Finds Him Well Again;
April
Leave Scr.mton for Pittstoti and Wilkes
Barro via D., L & W. It. R., 0.00, 8 0s, HJU
u. m , 1.3'J. aau. U.07, 9.3S l). m.
Li ave BerantOO for White Haven, Hazletou,
Pottsville and all points on the Beavor
Meadow and puttsvillo branches, via E. & W.
V., 4l).m., via D. & H. K. K. at S a.m., 12.10,
2.1S. 4 10 p.ra , via 1)., L. At W. B. R., 0.00, s.Oti,
11.20 a.ui., 3.00 p.m.
Leave Seranton for Bethlehem, Kaston,
Reading, Harrisburg and all Intermediate
polnta via D. & H. R. It., 8 a.m.. 12. 10. 2H 1L8
p.m., via D., L. & W. K. It..0.00,8.0s. 11.20 a. m.,
I. 30 p.m.
Leave BerantOO rorTuukhannock, Towan U,
Elmira, Ithaca, (lenava and all intormodl itj
points via I). & H. R.B.,9.07 B m.,12.10 and 11.33
p. m.,vla D, L. 4: W. R. H., 80S a.m.,1.30 p. m.
Loave S.-rantou for Rochester, Buffalo, Ni
agara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and all points
west viaD. & H. R. R., 0.07 ii.m.,12.10,ll.l.UI.8'
p. in., via D. L. At W. R. It. aud Pittston
Junction, 8.08 a.m., 1JJ0 0 38 p. in., via E. & W.
R H.. 3.41 p. in.
For Klmira and the west via Kalamanoi, via
II. Al H. It It 0.07 a.m., 12 10,(i. i.i p. m., via D ,
L. & W. R.R, ,8 .08 a.m., 1..UI and li.i7n. m.
Pullman parlor and sleoplag or L. v. chair
cars on all trains between L & B. Junction or
Wilkee Bar re and Now York. Phllad 'lphla,
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ItOLLIN II WILUUR, Uen. Supt. East Div.
CI1AS. S. LRU, (Jin. Pass. A t, Phila .Pi.
A.W.NONNEMACHER.Ass't Ouu.Pass Ag't.
South Bethlehem, Pu.
There is no man moro popular among
tbe farmer of the eoontry than Hon.
O. M. Tiokbafa, whoee likenesi is ttere
given
A man of aokoowlodyed a'.nlily, of
commanding preednoe, an ezoellent
presiding I fficer, he v.-ill undoubtedly
till with credit the oflice to wlncu the
Carmen of bis own state wish to elect
biro,
Ton years as psrionltnral editor of
the Freeman and VVatobmao of Mont
niler, Vt., lecretary nnd president for
ssveral years each of the Vermont staV
deirymen'l association, and employed
by the board of agricultural of .Maine,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and
New York at their meetings, assistant
commissioner of agricultural affairs.
dairy eouiinisioner at tlie worlds fair
at New Orleans, member of his stat-
egltlatare, where ho was chairman of
the hou4e committee on agriculture,
and recently accredited by the secr-
tary of agriculture to h imp to study
the labor problem, be is one of the
most, conspicuous representative! of the
farming interest in the country
Some lime iigo, Ir. linkli im was
prostrated with neat in the hay field,
and from the consequent derangement
of the system suffered severely from
dizziness, so ranch so that walking was
difficult. II tried the famous Paino's
celery compound, which had b-en mi
publioiy reeoommenued Dy m ivor aic
ahane. of Montreal, Rev. Father OmI
let, Miss Mabel Jennati, Ida Lawii.and
others, and the result was inot happy.
To quote his own wor Is i "The dizzi
ness is all gone, aud I am tuw quite
rec ivered "
The success of his vigirons lectures
upon his European experiences has
been marked. II is now residing at
North Pomfr'', Vt., and the citizsns
of the state will wisoly insist upon his
going into politics so far as to tske the
lieutenant governorship
Mr. Tinkbam's expsrience with the
wonderful rente ly that in ikes people
well and is as mip.'rior to all other
spring medicines as milk id more nour
ishing than water, U not surprising,
Men and women all over the country
ire finding strength and freedom from
disease in Paine'eoslery ootnoound. It
clears the sluggteb blooil of thu un
bealty bnmors that a poor circulation
and faulty assimilation ten-l to pro
duce. I' corrects unhealthy nervous
actum and feeds the net v) Center With
just th" element needed to build them
up again into hesltliy tissnn Prof.
Edward E Phelps, M, D. LL D of
Uartm uttli coll.fr i discovered tho for
rnnla for the famous Paine' olery
compound after long ye irs ot study of
Hie deep changes that take place in
worn out, disordered nerve tiasifs
Dr. Phelps was accustomed to explain
in his lectures his mistery over di
seases due to bad blool nnd nervous
weakness as follows: "In diseases of
the livr, kidneys, aud heart lOtnethldg
is in the blood that ought not to b'
there Noutraliz these bad humors
I'ue nerves and nerve centers are starr
ing. Feed them with tho elements
that will build them up again. " P.iine's
celery compound embodies these ad
Vanoed ideas regarding the blood and
nerves.
As was to be expected, so remarka
ble adiscivery h is not failed toattract
the attention of scientific rasu ail over
this country and in Furope. Medical
j Minimis have giveu P.iine's clery com
pound muoll diicsgion. Paine's celery
compound is extensively used in nil
the largo homes and institutions for
sick and aged persons throughout the
country. Today it etatuls unquestioned
as the m ist v.ilnible and reliable re
medial agent at the physician' com
mand for curing nenralgis, rheums -titm,
dyspepsia, inability to sleep and
iliseaae of the heart, liver, ami kid
neys It is prsciibjd by the eutire
medical faculty.
It is the greitest spiiug medicine,
"the only spring medicine worthy th
name," says one physician of the high
est atandiuK in tiie profession. For
languor, debility and all forms of ner
vous weakness it has proved its invalu
ible curat) ve pwer, It m ikes people
of all ages aud occupations well aud
active.
The famous Dr. Parr, who livod to
such a pttriarchal grand old age, was
ncuustomad to say: 'Now' is tho
watchword of tho wise, 'Now' is on the
ban uer of the prudent " Take Paine'
celery compound "now."
April is the moHt favorable time.
8; Simdavs 2.30 to 4. cven'.nus nt residence. A
spoi i ilty made of di eases of tho eve, ear. ikwj
i.n'i tliroat and gynec ilog r,
vhi RKINAUY BTJRGEOMS.
l -l l.'ialE. Veterinary surgeon. Ilea
Cj. tistry a specialty; gold medalist of On
tario Veterinary College, ortb-w 121 Bprnce
htnot Telephone Ka 1732.
I. A t I K-
J.
II c. HANCK'H Law ami Oolleatlon of
flee. No. 317 Borneo at., opposite Fores:
Moure. Sci anion, I n,; collections a specialty
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
I'HYSK IANs ami si KOVOI4K,
j lt fj EDOAB DEAN baa remove, 1 tol
Mj Spruce street, Seranton. Pa. (Just op
posit court-house Squara )
R. A. J. CONNEL1,. Onico 201 Washington
avenue, comer Snrnco street, ovi.-r
Francko s drug store. Residence. 722 Vine st.
Office hours: 10..U to 12 a. m. and I tot ami
fl HO to 7.30 p. m. Sunday, 2 to 3 p. m.
"Kr, W. E ALLEN. OfHce cor. Lacks
XJ wanna and Washington ave. : over Leon
ard shoo store; ofhco hours. 10 to 12 a in. and
II to 4 p. m. ; evenings at reddsnee, 512 N
Washington ave,
DR. U L. FRI'.Y. Practice limltod to His
easns of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat;
office, 122 Wyoming uvo. Residence, 52U Vine
street.
D
j alt. L.M. GATES, I HI Washington A"mn.
XJ Office hours, 8 to 9 a.m., 1.00 to 3 and 1
to 8 p.SS.
JOHN L. WENTZ, M. L., Offices 52 and "il
J Commonwealth building: resiilonce Til
UlsUlsonave; office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 4, 7 to
throughout Pennsylvania; reliablo correspond
ci,ts in every conn ty.
I ESSUl'S it 11 A.N Ll, Attorneys and Counsel-
fl lots at liw, OomfflDnwealtb building,
Wushington avo. w, II. JSS8UP,
HoHACK F. llANn.
w. ft Jesspp, Jr.
UriLLABO. WARREN el KNAPP, Attor
neve and Oonnsolors at Law, Rennbliean
buildiug. Washington nve,. Sci anton. Vis
IJATTEltSOM Aj WIDCO.Y, Atlorneyi .-ml
PonneellOri at Law; offioes 0 and 8 Library
Luildmg, Hvranton, Pa
KpSWBtaL H. PATTinSOE
WlI.I.IAM A. WILCOX.
ALFRED HAN Li, WII,I,IAM J, HANI), At
torneys and Counsellors, Commonwealth
building. Rooms 10, 20 and 21.
WF. BOYLE, Attorm-v at Law,No".ltl and
20, Burr buil ling. Washington avenne.
HENRY M SI.EI.N Law ollb as In Prll
building. 120 Washington avenue.
I "RANK T. OKJ.LL, Attorney at Law. Room
I 5, Coal Exchange. Seranton, Pa.
HILTON W. LOWRY, l Att'ra an Washing
C. H. VON BTOBOH, I ton av C II square
AMES W. OAKKORD, Attorney at Law
I rooms 18, fil and iiT,. Comnonwealth b'Pg
OAMUEL W. BUUAR, Attorney at Daw.
r oibce. :i!7 Sm ncest, Hcraliton, I'a.
A. WAT-RES, Attorney at Law, 42J
I. OA NS.
'I'lIK REPUBLIC Savings and Loan Asso
1 cintioi: will lo 111 011 inMiev on easier termi
and pay you better on investment 'ban any
other as-ociition. Call '-11 S. N. CAI.L'-N-DER,
Dime Bank building
pEKUN,
( R. CLARK & CO., Scotsmen, Florist!
J. ami Nnraerjmenj store 140 Washington
nvenuo: green hoiise.iaVI North Main uvenue;
store telephone 782
TF.AS.
QRANli UNION TEA 00., Jones Broi
Willi: 1:1:1 ns.
(s KUETTEL
Keranton, Pa .
Lackawanna avenea
inf'r ,f Wire Screens
li. Lackawanna sue.. Sernnt-'ii, I'a
U 1'. BMlTft Counsellor at Law. nillcc.
T , rooms 51. iV,, 50 Coinmonwealth bnililina
It. PITCHER, Attorney nt Law, Com
V '. monwentth builniug. Seranton, I'a.
C. COMEOYS. !HI Spvuce t.
nil KKPLi it, LE, Attornev Loans ne - ,
. tlatod on real est 'to security. 408 Sprue.
It I KILLA.M, Attornev al Law. I2U U'y
l) oming avenue. Seranton.
HAVE YOUR III, EDS AND MOBTGACfKB
written and acknowledged by J W.
BROWNING. Attorney pnd Notary Public. 88
Commonwealth Uuil hn r
si HUOI.N.
Ml I KLS 11 111 T At RANT.
Vs
M'HK Vii..- TM!.-.--'lEU. 2L2M Wyoming
1 eve Roonuh e d with iteami ail mod
ern Improve-:: ".: a C. Ii. THIIMAtt, I'rop.
ZlEULKil UO'a i.L. :a Lackawanna V
1 uue, BeranUiu, Kates reasonable,
p, ZieoLKti, Proprietor.
LS'i'jlLNM El: III 1 i El,
W. O. SCIIENCK. M inaeer
BlXtOontb street, one tilocK east ol Lroadway.
at Union Scpinre, ev York.
American plan, fafiiiper day ami ppward.
(UiYNE HOUSE. European plan; gist I
. nsiuia Open day aild night. Bar sup,
plied with the bent.
P. 71. COYNE. Proprietor,
QCRANTON BOUSE, m ar I).. L k V. teas-
i 1 ocnacr Oepot. 1 onoucii 0 on th- Europe
AND
fiHLAWARB, LACKAWANNA
XJ w JfisT&RN RAILROAD.
Trains leave Seranton as follows: Express
for New York and all points East. 1.50, 2.S0,
6.1c, 8.00 and 0.50 a. ni. ; 12 lii and 3 W p, m.
Rxpress tor Listen, Trenton, Philadelphia
ami the South, 5,18, 8.00 and 0.50 a. in.; 12.50
and 3 Till p. m.
Washington and way stations, 2.40 p. m.
Tobyhunun accommodation, 0 10 p. m.
Expr ss lor liinghamton, Oswego. Elmira,
Corning, Hath. Dauavlllo, Mount Morris and
Hutialo. 12 lo. 2 It a. in. and 1.21 p. 111., making
close connections at Buffalo to all points in the
West. Northwest and Southwest.
Ba;h accommodation, 8.20 a. m.
Bingbainton aud way stations, 12.37 p. in.
Nicnolsou and wnv stations, 5 ,48 p. m.
Blngbamton and Elmira Express, 0 05 p, 111.
Express lor Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego,
Utica and Rlehlleld BprlngB, 8.18 a. 111. aud 1.21
p. in.
Ithaca. 2.15 and 8.20 a. m. and 1 24 p. m.
l or North nmberboid, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre,
Plyinoath. Lloomsburg ami Danville, making
close connections at Northumberland for
Wllliamsport. Harrisburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington and tho South.
Northumberland und Intermediate stations,
tna 8 88 a. m. and 1.30 and 6.07 i. ni.
Nantlcoke and Intermediate stations, sob
and 11.20 a. m Plymouth and intermediate
-i. ,1.50 and S.BBJ), m,
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all
express trains.
For detailed information, pocket time tables,
etc., apply to M. L. Smith, city ticket office,
;t2s Lscuawanna avenue, ir depot ticket office.
Ri'RANTitN OIVI-sION.
In BOeet Jaeaarv 8th, lSfll.
North Kimnil.
BOO 207 2ii,-.
as tr,
n
Stations
E w (Trains Bally, BxJg
j, cept hiiuday ) fS
p a Arrive Leave,
T 86 N Y Franklin St.
? to West 42nd street
7 00 Wcehawken
m Arrive Leave's a
huath Hound,
.02 211-1 90S
918 9
8 201... 1 i IBlHanoOOk Junction
Hancock
Starlight
llx'ston Park
Como
Poyntelle
Belmont
Pleasant Mt.
Unloudale
Forset city
Carboiidaio
White Bridge
May Held
Jenny ii
Archibald
Wlnion
l'eekv lllo
Olvphant
lilckson
Throop
Providence
Park Pmce
seranton
Leave Arrive
8 101 . . . i on
7 5' ... 1888
7 6i .... is.vi
7 4.', .. W471
TM .... 18 324
7, .... is a
7 22 .... 18 i:ll
17 19 .... tiaon
7osp a 11 591
65i t sell 4l
48'6 8Tfll40,
K4Sf5 28 ....I
0 41 5 81111 331
8 35 5 14 11 81
18 38 5 II f 11451
88:i 5(711 8h
8 85 5 01. 11 17
8 21 5 011 151
fO 10 4 5' 11 13
0 15 4.V II 10
f0 13f4 52 ...
0 10 4 5011 05
V M P V A M
0 on, .
806 .
6 18 .
1185 .
6 34, .
0 4i .
6 45 .
f, 55 ..
;f6 58 .
7 llii
730
7 50
800
y m
2 08
1 2 11
.. 241
..' 450
. . I 2 58
.. 3 03
.. 3 08
m a in
7 It 9 (5 :i 34
27 -, 1- f. !,
f I 82 (0 53 M 49
7 31 9 56 3
V 40 10 OH 3
7 tn 10 oa1 o
' 48 10 ll; 3
7 58 10 15 4 04
i 56 10 So! 4
8 00 111 84 4
8 04IOS:i 417
8 05:11130 4 40
K KA tt r
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF 1 1
LEHIGP AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Ant!, incite coal need exclusively, insuring
onaulliioss and comfort,
tins rABLB in imoi ne. i. utt,
Train leave Seranton for Pittston, Wllkee-
Piu re, etc , at S.1II, 11.15, 1111:1 a. m., (2,80, 2 00.
840,8.00, 7 25, 11.05 p. na Sundays. 0.00 a. m,
I. 00,100,7.10 p.m.
For Atlantlo City, 8. In n. m.
For New York, Newark and Elizabeth. 8 10
(express) a. m.. 12.311 (express with Bullet
parlor can, 3 .10 (expreisi p. m. Sunday, 2.110
p. m.
l'on HArjcn CnONX, Ai.i.kntown, Bktiii.f.
ni:n, EABTOX and PHILADELPHIA, 8.III a. in..
12,30, 3.30. .Villi (except Philadelphia) p. m.
Sunday, 2 0(1 p. m.
For bona SrAHOR, OOBAM G110VF., etc.. at
8 10 a 111.. 12.80 a in-
For Heading. Lebaiion and Harrisburg. via
Allentown, 8,10 a. m , 12 SO, .'i.OO. p.m. Sunday,
210 p. in.
1-or PottSVlll, 8.10 a. in.. 12 311 p. in.
Returning, leave New York, foot of Liberty
Street North river, at I' 10 (express-! a. 111.,
l ie, 1.80, 1.31 (express with Bnffei parlor can
p. m. Bunday, LSI a in.
Leave I'hiladelpliia. Li adlng Terminal, 0.00
II. m . 2.00 mid 1.3 1 p. in. Sunday, 8.87 a. in.
I l,e....h ... l-... .. ,....11 ....1 5 1 .... ..
........ K.. 11, , - I,',,,, 1 tt,,vuni nil
may be bad on anpl calton in advance to the
ticket agent at ihi station,
11 r. IIALDW IN,
ven 1 , ,ye u
J. II OLHAUSEN,
(leu. Supt.
All trains run dally except Sunday.
t llgDlOea that tralus stop on signal for pas-
senuei s.
Additional trains leave Carbondale for Scran,
ton 1.10 and 0.15 p. m., arriving at seranton 1.66
and too.
Leave seranton for carb uidale 650 and 8.S0
arming at uaroouoaie at ,..,(, ana wis 11. m.
see, ire rates via Ontario a Western before
purchasing tickets and save money. Day and
niugi ciprcss (o me wpsi.
J.C. Andorson, CeD. Pass. Agt.
T. IfUtcroft, Dlv. Pass, Agt. Seranton, Tu.
T7SRIEAND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL
e 1,, ,iii .
Train leave Seranton for New York and In
termediate points on the Erie ra lroad at 181
a. in. and 8.24 ji 111. Abo lor Hawley and
iocai Kuuis m a oe, taw ana . mn p.m.
Train leaving at 8.48 a. 111 and 3 21 pin
are tbromrli trains to and from llonesdale.
Trains leave for Y likes Barre at. 40 a. m. aud
3. 11 11. in.
'
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10m r.c At Y. rrifcunv, Aor. 1, list
The Flour
Awards
"CmcAOo, Oct 31. Fhe first facial
announcement of World' Fair di
plomats on flour has been made. A
medal has been awarded by the
World's Fair judges to the flour manu
factured by the Washburn, Crosby Co.,
in the preat Washburn Flour Mills,
Minneapolis. The committee report
the Hour strong and pure, and entitle
it to rank as lirst-class patent flour for
latuily and bakers' use."
MEGARGEL
& CQNNELL
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
The abovo brand. r.f fl,v a, i..i e ,1.- r..n ,
. . . sou m ua,i nt nnv wi 1110 jouowing niercnants,
who will nccept liiF. Tkiuunij flour coI'pon of 20 on each one hundred pound
of flour or 00 on each barrel of flour.
Taylor Judge ft On, Gold Medal; Atberton
A: Co., Superlative.
Huryea -Lawrence Store Co., Gold ModsL
Moo-ic John HoCrlndle, Gold Medal
Pittston -M, W. O'Boyle, Gold Medal.
Clark's Oroen -Fraco & Pnrker, Superlative,
( lark's summit - F. M. Youmi, Gold .Medal
Dallon S. E. Finn tc Son, Gold Medal Brand.
Ni. bolson J. E Harding.
Wavt rly-M. W, Bliss Son, Qold Medal.
Factory ville -Charles Gardner, Gold Medal.
Hopboltom N. M Finn it Sou, Hold Medal.
Topyhanna Tobjrhanna & Lehigh Lumber
Co. Gold Medal Brand.
Gou'dsboro-S A Adams. Gold Modal Brand.
Moscow -Gaigo & Clements, Gold .Modal.
Lake Ariel James A. Bortreo, Gold Medal.
Forest City -J L. Morgan & Co., Gold Medal
Her:intn-F P. Price Washington avenue I
Gold Me-la Brand.
punmore-F. P. Price. Gold Medal Brand
Dnnmorer . D. Mauley. Superlative Bran 1.
Hyde Park-Carson & Davis, Wa-hburn St.
uoiu .ucuai oraud; J soph A. Heirs Main
avenue. Suuorlutive HraiHl
Grcou Rldge-A L.Spi-iicer.()i,ll Medal Hrand.
. 1 i ',e, ruper ativo.
Providence-Fenner & Chapnoll.N- Main ave-
uu,-. .-,,ipi.-nuaiv r.rano ;i.-. ,1 (iilltvoM W
Market street. Hold M,l,l rsr,.n,l
Olynhant-James Jordan. Superlative Brand
Peckvillo-sbaffer K, isr Supirlatlv
Jermvn -0, O. Winters & Co Buperalattve
Arclibald Jones, S mpson St Co . Hold Medal
Carbondale-B. S. Clark, Gold Medal Brand
xiuiiesiiaie-i 11. roster at Co Gold Modal.
Minooka-M. H. Lavelle.
SOltWAY IRON
BLACK in A MON O
SILVER
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JKhSOP'B ENGLISH
CAS 1' STEEL
HORSE SHOES
TOE CALK
TIKE
MACHINERY
SPRING
SOFT STEEL
ANVILS
billows
horse nails
WILEY A RUSSELL AND WELLS BROS.
CUTTING MACHINERY.
EEL
WAOON WHEELS'
AXLES
SPRINGS
HUBS
SPOKES
RIMS
STEEL SKEINS
It It. SPIKES
SCREW
Bittenbender&Co.,Scranton,
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wagonmakera' and Blacksmith'
SUPPLIES.
plan.
V 11 -I on Korii. Proprietor,
(t ha. I) CENTRAL 1 ne largest and bMl
I cumppol hotel in Allento.vu, I'a.; ratel
i'2 and S2.1SI per day.
Vktoii D. BAnnsn, Proprietor,
OCHOdL OF THE LACKAWANNA, Scran
O ton, Pa., prepares boys and girls forcollegj
or buHineas: tlioroiigblv trains young childrea
Cutalogue at reauust.
IJkv. Thomas 51. cans-,
wAiran H. i im,
f ins WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
.si nnd School, 412 Adams avenue. Pupils
received at all times. Next term will open
April 0. '
DKN l ist -.
C1 C. LAUBACH, Surgeon Dentist, No. Ill
. Wyoming ave.
R.M.STRATTON, office Coal Exchange!
a ROM ITEOTH,
AVIs A- HOL'l'i, Arciiltect.s Rooms :i
:.'.', and 20 1 'onimonwe-iltb irid'c. Seranton.
L. WALlER, Architect, Library luuii
imr Wyonilni avenne, Seranton,
Aie'i I-- Architect. Price
ashineton AvoBeranton,
I I
? L. BROWN
P , buildlie.' I'M
M IM I I I A s 1 (H's.
ITaTier is ( d iHEsTBA M usTC Foh
Jl balls, plenlet, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert Work furnished. For terms
address It. J. Bauer, lonductor. IL Wyoming
ave . over HulberCs music store.
IOHTOX II. SWAHTS- WIKlLESALK.
II lumber, 8 and y Him bank building
Rersntoti. Pa.
MEG A RUE 10 BROTHERH, PRINTERS
puppbes, envelopes, papor bags, twiua.
Warehouse, IM Washington nve.. Berantof.
Pa.
I.'SOOTE'S LIVERY, 15171 lupous,- avenue.
1 First elass carriages: D. L 1 00TE, Agt
Funerid Director and Einbaluier.
F"7RANK I'. BROWN A C5 WHOLE
sain dealers IP woodware Oordaieaad
oli cioth, "20 w. Lackawanna avenue.
jnZKA FiNN ,4 SONS, builders and rontrac
Xj tors. Yards: Corner Olive st. and Adams
ave ; corner Ash st and Penn ave., Seranton.
DELAWARE AND nut)
sun RAILROAD.
Commeiiclug .May 211, 1892,
trains will run as follows:
Train leave Bridge Street
station. Bcranton, for Pitts-
04 ET ICIXw -.oei. i iihes-iiarre.eic., s.ini,
t m Jiff'-":- l'3T, 10 12 a. 111.. 12.10.
W m m i,a, x.ub, .m, 0,10, 0.15,11.15
Uf r l 11 ::, p. in.
f" Por New York and Pblla
dolphin, BOO a, 111., 12-10, 1JH,
2.18. 4.10 aud 11,8(1 p. in.
For Honeadal (from Oelaware. Lackawanna
and western depot), 7 00, s. :io. 10.10 a.m.. I8.00
111 . 2 IT. 5 10 p. 111.
For 1 111 bo ulale and Intermediate stations,
5.40, TOO. 8.141, 10.111 II. Ill . 12.00 111 ,2.17, 3.25,510,
8.80 and B 88 n m : from Bridge street Depot,
101 a. in., 2. loin, I II 35 p. m.
Pail express to Albany, Saratoga, the Adl-r-
ndaok Moimtnins, Boston and New England
point, 8,40 a. in., arriving nt Albany 1215.
Baratoga 2.20 p. m , mid leavlne Seranton at 3
p. 111. arriving at Albany at 8.80 P, Bk, Sara
toga, 12 .Via, in . and B ision, 1,08 a. m.
'I'lie only direct route between the coalfields
and Boston. "The Leading Tourists' Route
oi America'- to tin, Adirondack Mountain re
sorts. Lakes George and Champlaiu, Montreal,
etc
Time tables showing local and through train
service between stntloiiH on all divisions Dela
ware and Hudson system, may be obtained at
all 1 lolawaro and Hudson ticket offices.
II (i. YOUNG, .1. vv BUBDIOK,
Recond Vice President. Gen. Pass. Agt,
Spring
Ginghams.
We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer.
l7incr Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, are what
will recommend them to our
patrons
GLOBE WAREHOUSE,
PITTSTON, PA.
ULCERS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, ABSCESSES, SALT
RHEUM, RUNNING SORES, OR SCROFULA
THE SPRING
If so, your Blood must be impure. Cleanse the
Blood and System with
Burdock Blood Bitters
Beryille, Mich., April 12, 1889.
Messrs. Foster Miltjtjii!; & Co.
Dear 8ir . I -write that you may know the good I have received from tho
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. I am now on the ninth bottle of your wonderful
Bitters, and must confess I have received prompt cure of a long standing disease
SCROFULA. I have used dollar nfter dollars' worth of medicines and received
no relief, but the third bottle of B. B. B. I found great rest. I have also used
three bottles of Burdock Pills ; they ere the best medicine I ever took. I
cannot praise them too highly. I do owe my whole life to them and can recom
mend them to every living soul that is afflicted with that dreadful disease, SCROF
ULA. 1 was afflicted with lumps as large as an egg in my right side and large
lumps on my throat, and my limbs were covered with a burning and itching rash,
which very greatly annoyed me when near the warm stove. I hail spent a great deal
of money trying "to get relief, and consulted the best medical treatment in the
State, but all in vain, they did me no good whatever, and I had about given up
when I thoueht I would try your medicines, and, thank God, they havo cured me.
I am a well woman to-day. Your ever true friend and well wisher,
MRS. CHAS. BUTTON, v
Berville, St. Clair Co., Michigan.
THE
Thatcher
RESTORE
LOST YIGOR
N, discofi-ry Wil ! brce vou up in a week Sold with WRITTKN
! A i, N KF, to i ure N,-r .-u. n, hioiv l . . r . . Pwr , ,. .,ih., ...
Involuntary Ktniaiioui ttava hit camp.' If Beflectsd, aucb troubles MM t'
, ii.uii, 1 1 ,m el mai ttf, 11. "e per b,,i hj mail, 6 boaoa tor St, With rr V
crier vt eivt- . wrltti-o . ,.. -,,,.. ,,r ruf likaeMM aas.
FIAIi it Mucin oo.. Gtoviaad,0ble,
For sale by JOHN II. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Ave. and Spruce St,
Sere n ton, Pa.
:, . ... j At.tr l ...... .
ever offered to Ladies,
ospocially recommend
ed to married Ladies.
9Mi Ask for DB. MOWS PENST30TAI. FILLS and take no other.
17 Seud for circular. I'i-Icp ifl.00 per box, u rwii-i inr ja.uu,
Ult. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., - CleveiuuU, Ohio.
1 or Sale byC M. 1IAKKIS, Drofjist, W Penn Avenue.
HHaJsWtTV B8F
JMW.ltvm m-ia.'Sk-' JH. Jk -
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
MOQSIC POWDER CO
IS THE Bf ST. Get prices and
see the itiruace and be con
vinced. A full line of HEAT
ERS, Appollo aud Onuz Door
Ranges,
COINWS HARDWARE
IMTTSTON I'A.
Jl'.lllU'.I VALLKY KAILKOAU.
-4 PnS. II, 1SK,
Train leaves Seranton for Philadelphia and
New York via. D. & H. Tt K. at 8 a.ni.. 12.10,
l"i and U.89 p. m via D., L. & V. K. K., SIX),
b.i. . I..-I u. in., and l.JU p. ui.
nriTEB BB0B 00m tne'p. CsBltsl, ii.onn.ono.
BEST 11,110 SHOE IN Till: tVlKI,Il.
"d dollar nnrtii la a doliQf tarnttl." ,
Tills Ladies' Hoi III French tl--ne.i.l.i M-l V.:
ton Hoot dollvered free iinyivlicio In tlio U.S., on
receipt oft. seta, Money Order,
or ratal Note for MM,
Kqunls every way tho bonta
nuLl In all retail iteres for
S-.o'l. t'e make thla boot
uuraclves, tlu-roforo we guar
antee the 1lt. style and tcear.
and If any ono is not HAilsnci
wo will repiiui mo money
semi aaouirr pair, opera
Toe or Common Sonse,
wldilis C, B, K, S: KK,
1 to S anil half
i. Stnd your Kite;
Kt Kill fit you.
uiaHrawa
Lata.
losne
FREE
IIcutcd Qunc Pn
Uia4ui unci. UU) HOSTON. MAriH.
Special termt to Pealtrt,
Ha.fDm
143 FE
Rooms 1 and 1 CommoMltli BU'&
SCKANTOX. PA.
MINING and BLASTING
POWDER
Made at the MOOSIC and liUSt-l-DALE
WORKS.
Lafllin & Rand Powder Co.'
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Batteries, Fnses for explor
ing blasts, Bafety Fuse and
RepaunoChemical Co.'s High Explosives
Hotel Waverly
European Tlan. First-class Har sttseheoV
Oi pot for l',-i a,'i,er A EiikoI's Tanubieuser
Beer
N. E Cor, 15tti and Filbert Stsn Philadi
Jlest desirable for residonta of N.Ii.Penn5
lylvania All conveniences tor traveler
to ami from Broad Street station and the
Twelfth and Market Street atation. De
sirable for vit-itini; Serantoulaiis and po-
I ii- iu the Anthracite Region.
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR.
AHTOHEHARTMAH
906 South Washington Avenue,
Contractor and builder of Concroto Flaggings
Concrete Blocks, Potato, Butter and Coal
Bina, Wot Cellars dried up Orders may be
left at Thompson & Pratt, Will ams St Co.,
Alain aud F.ynon Streets, or at Seranton
Stove Worka. Also Foundations, Cistern.
Fish Wire Tunnel., aud Cortina. Flagging for
Uar.len Walks.
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