THE SCIiANTON TRIBUNE -WEDNESDAY MORNINGr. JUNE 20, 1894.
ASE
BALL
MtsYille Defeats Scranton In a Closely Con
tested Game.
AZLETON WiNS FROM READING
iarrisburg for the Fifth Consecutive
Time Administers a Crushing De
feat to King Kelly's Peanutters.
Easton Has Another Relapse at Al
toona Standing of the State League
Clubs City League Ball Game Mi1
nor N-jws of All Sport3.
LLENTOWN. with
the "Kin.;" at ita
bead, lout another
(Came to Harris
burg, the "coming
champion" of the
first State Loaeno
erieii Soranton, in
a iplendidly played
Kane, dropped an
other peg in the
lfittrue race, and
Baxletoo and Al
toonn tool; ach a
lint from Reading and E iston,
'1 he following table givse the per
tntage of th ciiiba, together with the
umber of gamel won and lost by ouc!',
ud their standing in the chiuupiomidp
aco:
Won
Harmbnrg "S
Aliinitowu 21
liu.lotou 10
Beading 18
Scranton i
Altoona u
Pottnville 18
Kaston 7
Lrwt.
8
18
1i
1!)
S'J
IS
13
23
Per Ct.
.778
,ss3
,668
.4M1
.411
.41)7
,4)
BCHKDtJLl KOIt TOD A V.
:rauton at l'ottsvllle.
Batton at Altoona.
Allentown at Harriibnrg,
llazlotou at heading.
WILD THROW OF WETZEL 010 IT.
cttsville Wins from Scranton In a
Twjlvo-IiiTiinff Gam?.
flieciat to the Scrunton Tribune.
POTTBVILLB, June l'J. Pottsvlle
layed another twelve inning game
'lib Hcriinton hero today, and (W
ntod them in the lait iiining. The
ome team led uulil the sixth inning
.'hen the visitors tied the score. An
vertirow of Short ytop Wetzel to
rat In the twelrtn inning allowed
.'yea to make a homo rnn, winning
r ua tho gntno.
It wns a branti fully played game o::
le part of the l'ottsvllle. Nyce and
Lntnpbriei put up the bent game that
as been seen on the home ground
uia season. Tun score:
POTTSV1LLE.
B, II. l'O. A. E.
yen, s. 8 1 1 4 10 0
ektell.c. f 0 1 1 0 1
iphe, ah 1 2 4 !1 1
nller, lb a 0 21 o o
His. if ooioo
iggene, c 0 o :i o l
ill, r. f 1 4 1 0 0
lotnpbrles, 3 b 0 o i 8 0
'ilson, p 0 0 0 1 0
Total.
3 8 30 22 3
BCBANTON.
it.
0
0
1
1
0
0
11.
ro. a.
5 0
ogan, c. f...
Tetsei, sa.,..
atohen, c. ..
talti, r. f. ...
baton, 2b. . .
laasey, lb...
.'estlake, 3b..
opera, L f...
odaou, p ,.
1
in
i
l
19
3
3
0
... 0
... 0
... 0
Total 2 7 36 12 4
ottsvillo 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 1- 3
orantou o ooioioooooo 2
Earned runs -Scranton, 1. Two bao
its. Tishe. Hill, 2; Golden and Massey, 2.
icriiico bits PotUville, 3. Homo run
yce. Bit by pitched ball Patoben and
ullcr. Struck out N'yce, Tiirno, Hura
hries, Ellis, 2; Golden, Fuller, Hogan,
odiion and Staltz. Firwt base on called
ills Fullor, Humphries, Patoben, 2.
oubli) p;ay Phelan to Westlake. Passed
ills fatchen. Time 2.20. Umpire
etrick,
OTHER STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
At Harrishurg
arri-buurg ..0 1 0 5 2 1 0 4 013
llentowu 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 02
Hits llarrisbnrg, 28; Allentown. 10. Er
ors Harrisbnrg, pj Allentown, 6, Bat
ries Meeny and wente; Baldwin, Jlii
ijan and Kelly. Umpire Jlitclioll.
At Altoona
Itoona 3 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 3-10
itou 0 0000120 0-3
Hits Altoona, 13; Eatton, 0. Errors
Itoona, 1 ; Easton, B. flatteries Scheible
id Cote, Bradley and Tato.
At Reading
azleton 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 04
eadlDg 0 200000008
Hits Bazleton, 0; Roading, 8. Errors
azleton. 1; Reading, 1. Katterius Jor
iu and ilooro; Jonos and Fox.
NATIOiiiAL LEAGUE.
At Washington
ashiiigton ..0' 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 00
rooklyn 9 o l o o l o o x n
Hits Washington, 10: lirooklyn, 13. Er
rs Washington. 6; Brooklyn. B, Bat
hes Maul, Potty and Dugdale; Gast
?ht, Kennedy aud Bailey. Umpiro
eQoaid,
At New York New York-Philadelphia
mm postponed on account of raiu.
At Boston
ton 2 0 . 1 30000 0-8
iltimore....2 0 4 0 4 2 0 1 013
Bite Boston, 18" Baltimore, is. Errors
iaton, 6: Baltimore,!). Batteries Btaley
idGaoielt Hawke and Robinson. Um
re Emslie.
At Cleveland
sveland o 0020000 o 2
licago 0 1000003 1-6
lilts Cleveland, I!; Chicago 5. Errors
eveland, :;; Chicago, 8, Batteries
'Kiusa and Zimmeri Terry and Kltt
dge. umpire Lynch,
At Pltiaburg.
tttburg 1 0000012 04
intsTille,i.,,0 30001 2 o s y
Bits Pittsburg, 8; Louisville, 12. Er
S Plttsbnrg, ; Louisville, 3. Batter-
Easton and Jlerritt; Hemming and
rim. Umpire Hurst.
At St. Louis
nciiinati....O 2000010 03
. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12
Hits Cincinnati, 8; St Louis, 7. Er
rsCincinnati, 0; St, Louis, 4. Bntteries
Chamberlain nml Vaughn; Hawloy and
.itz. Umpire -G'Rourke.
EASTERN ItAGUE.
Wilkes-Barre, 11; Syracuse, 1.
Troy, 25; BingbstntOn, 4.
Provideneo, 8; Buifiilo. 6.
Erie, 12; Kpritigfield, 2.
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TT
CITY LEAGUE BALL GAME.
Wood's Club SuSirs Dofsatat the Hands
of tha Club from Sohool No. 30.
The ciub from No. 30 school defeated
Wood's college toatn by 10 to 0 on
the Jarjits' Boys' grounds yesterday af
ternoon. Tho game was in favor of
No. 30 school from the start. The Col
lege cln'o rallied in tho fourth inniug
and scored six runs, saving them from
a shut out, The team work from No.
30 school was fme. Their third bafe
man, Mul!n, playa a gool gamu all
around. The errors vrero about evenly
divided nnd resulted in runs beiug
scored in almost overy case.
The score by innings w is as follows:
No. 30 School clnb 8 0 1 0 1-10
Wood's College club 0 0 0 fi 00
Earned runs No. 30 BobnoL, 3; Wood's,
2. Struck out- No. 30 School, 1; Wood's,
3; Base hits No. 30 BobooL 8; Wood's, 6.
Two-baso hits No. 30 School, 1: Wood's,
1. Double plays No, 30 school, 2; Wood's,
8. Left on bases No. 30 School, 2: Wood's,
1, Tiir.o of game 52 ruiuutoo. Umpire
Krieger
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
The Bnatlem eballenga tho James Boys
for a frame .lime 24 at ,2.80 p. in. Answer
im mediately.
Undo Anson is authority for tho state
niout that Now York only has au excuse
for a team.
The statement is made that Now York
has offered $9,000 to St. Louis tor Pitcher
Breltenstein.
The Pairmounts received its first dofoat
of the teaaon yesterday by the Hustlers.
Score, IS to 9,
Eaaton has released Left Fielder Mark
Moran, of this olty, and signed Pitcher
Bradley, of Philadelphia,
The Phillies are after Captain stoero of
tho Brown university team to play short
stop for them, and Btoere is thinking seri
ously of uccepting tho offer.
John II. Brooks, of this city, a member
of Triuceton class of '85 will captain th
'var-ity baseball teim next soasou. lie is
playing a hnlliai.t gamu at short for the
for tho club.
Brooklyn has a triumvirate of kickers
which stands Alone in the league: FoOtl
focuses the umpire with the eye, Griffin
does the jollying and Burns makes the
kick. Tub U a combination hard to beat.
If ;ha Harrisbnrg bate ball club is trans
ferred to some other city, sport would he
dead here. 1 hen there would bo lament
ing on all sides. Now, if the club is to re
main hero they must have more people out
at tho games, Harrisbnrg Independent
It is probable that a change of manage
ment of the Binghamton base ball nine
Will shortly be ir.nde. President Patten
soy . that on his recent trip to Syracuse ho
discovered the came of the disruption in
the club and it will bo remedied uv once.
Jloro trouble is ahead for tho Stato
Lea toe. Unless the patronage improves
this week Colonel E. K. Meyers, of I i arris
burg, will take his club ton town that Will
show some appreciation of good bail play
ing. Meyers is thoroughly disgusted and
mean's what he says about going elsewhere,
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The St. Louis club has formally pro
tested lust Wednesday's game with Balti
more. In the fourth iuuiag Jennings
knocked a ball into the bleachers, and the
ball bounded back was fielded by Prank in
time to bold him on second. According
to ground rules Jennings wns given n bonis
run. Captain Miller, of tho St. Louis, told
Umpire Stage that he had not boon noti
fied of any snob rules aud would play tho
came out under protest.
Umpire Charlie Mitchell yesterday suc
ceeded in signing Meaney. the Harrisbnrg
crack pitcher, for the Louisville club, pay
ing 1600 for him. President Ed. Moyers
held out for 81.0UI), bat finally succumbed
to tho argument of Mitchell nad Hilly
Parks, of Easton. Harrlsburg has its eye
on a new pitcher, who is said to be a won
der. It is whispered at llarrisburg that
the Stale league's condition is not as
healthy as it might be and things are
shaky. Allentown Chronicle.
Anew idea has been evolved from the fer
tile brain of Colonel Bill Parks. It is to have
a four club league composed of Reading,
Scrnutou, Potlsvilhi and Easton (trans
ferring the Harrisburg club to tho last
named city). Ho says that Easton. even
with a losing team, draw- better than this
city aud that With Meyer's men he could
coin money. All this is, of course, contin
gent on the tute or the present league.
Should tho cranks fail to turn oat this
week in goodly numbers it's a aafo Ivt
that one club will ho cut of the league at
the end of the hist seasou. Harrisburg
Patriot.
NOTES OF THE COMING MEET.
The fancy aud trick ruling of Ban
Canary Will ho one of tho lending features
of the meot. Canory is well hkod in Scran
ton and has many admirers.
A great deul of pains will bo taken to
have the track in Urst class condition for
the races. It is considered one of tho best
half-miio tracks In tho country, and good
timo will undoubtedly be made upon it.
Bids for privileges of all kinds should be
sont to H. B. Chine, 312 Lackawanna ave
nue. These privileges are many nod valu
able and should call for sprightly bid
ding. Tho attendance will bo any where
from 0,000 to 10,000.
But little more than two weeks rcmnin
for tho Scranton Bicycle club to make
preparations for the great meet to be held
in this city on July 4. Energetic work is
being done, however, by ull trie members
of tho ciub, nnd there is no doubt but that
the result will equal their most snugumo
expectations. In a day or two the dia
monds and gold medals that are to be of
fered as prizes will ba placed ou exhi
bition. e i
GENEHAL SPJRTING NEWS.
All bnso ball mon nro requested to meet
at the Base Ball park from 5 to 7 tomorrow
evening for practice.
Tickets to tho Yonng Men's Christian
association Bports will bo 13 cents to nil
under 15 years of oge.
Word has boen received that tho Oly
phant Browns will turn out iu now uni
form, headed by tho Ohnuaut Brum
corps.
Company D of the Thirteenth regiment.
National Guard of Pennsylvania, will
take part in thu athletic parade ou Friday
night.
Wilkes-Bane nnd Scranton will menf
Won, and We hope the local team will cou
. . i. .i... i
Tho boat mco at Ithnca between the
Cornel freshmen nml tlm li.ni)i'i..u. ......
of New York, was wou by Cornell by five
lengths. Time 11 minutes l&J),,' soconds.
All members of Mm nf.pnrlnH.tti wit.. in-
siro to take part in the athletic parade are
rrqursieu io meet tomorrow night in the
Young Men's Christian association build-
ing at
This m a neat venr fnr nil 1lnda nf
lotic sports nr.d base ball, not only nmong
the colleges in largo cities, but in our owu
city. Thero never wnB such an awaken
ing nmong local men as thnre is this
season, and those wiio hnvo examined tho
gold medals iu Martin & Delany's win
dow, which nro offered as prizes at the
Young Men's Christina association games,
wish they were in condition to run. Soin
of our own bovs who hnve made records
at school will take jiart in the exhibition.
Among the prominent ones will be Charles
Golbert, . Kingsbury, John Jermyu.
Several entries have been received from
Wilkes-Barre and tho different cities in
tho stato. M. F. Swonnev. of Now Vnrlr
champion high jumper of the world, will
give an exhibition. Gne novel feature of
tho day will bo a slow bicvc o run and
base running.
Dyspepsia nnd Indigestion
In their worst, forms ar curod by the
nse of P. P. P. If you ore debilitated and
run down, or if you need a tonio to regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength nnd vigor,
take P. P. P., and you will be strong nnd
healthy, tor shattered constitutions nnd
lost manhood P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium) is tho king of all
medicines. P. P. 1'. is the greatest blood
purifier in the world. For sale by all
druggists.
BEST DIET FOR CHILDREN,
Physicians of Largo Experience Say
tho Only Security is in Laclated
Food Little Miss Krapf of Ponnsyl-
BabyhooJ oanuot be trifled with.
Thousands die yearly i:i the months of
June, July and August from mistakes
iu diet, anil that means from cauies
which conkl be prevented.
When tho baby is weaned a substi
tute must bo found for mother's milk,
sufficiently nutritions to supply mater
ial for baby's rapid growth and de
velopment, agroeable to take, nnd of
absolute purity. All these conditions
are perfectly fulfilled in laotnted food,
il is the moat nourishing, strengthen-
LITTLE MISS KIlArF.
lag, readily digested and palatible
food that can be given the baby.
Says Mrs. Charles A. Krupf, 851
West Broad Street, Huzleton, Peun. :
"Our little girl has been using laotated
food since last year up to the preset
time, nnd we think it is the best food
for children. It lias built her np in
solid il ili, and I could not do without
it."
Iu a recent letter Mrs. Susan Bar
tram, 2011 Tulip street, Philadelphia,
wrote:
"I have raised three babies on lnc
tated fool. I tried all kind of foods
for the first one and none of them gave
satisfaction, for tho baby was sick all
the time, The doctor advised rue to
use laotated food, and in one week's
time after commencing its use I nuw au
improvement iu the baby and after
that I never had any trouble and have
never ua'd any other food. I com
tnencad using the food with my next
baby when bo was three days old, He
is now 2J months oh! and has cut 17
teeth without any trouble. 1 have an
other baby only throe weeks old tomor
row, and I have begun to give her the
laotated food, too. I have recom
mended the food to many friends nnd
they have used it with great satisfac
tion." How to Set the Table.
There is no fixed rule iu regard to tho
laying of tables, The underoloth should
bo of thick canton flannel, over which
the tablecloth i.s Bmoothly spread, Each
cover should have knives, forks and
spoons aud a tumbler, Baltoellan nnd
buticr plates, watevoarafes, pepper jugs,
Simons of medium nml largo size, should
form part of tho table equipment Small
castors are sometimes used, very unob
trusive in appearance.
For the breakfast after tho cloth is
laid a meat cloth, embroidered iu some
simple design, is placed at tho foot of
the table. The cups, saucers, teapot,
chocolate jug and coffee urn head the
mistress' place nt the board, At each
cover is the knife aud fork, with salt
cellar and butter plate. There should bo
mats to match the meat cloth or tiles,
which are generally used. A dish of
frnit should bo tho decoration of the
Center.
For luncheons en famillo tho laying
of the table is on the same principle ua
tho breakfast, the menu differing,
A Whip That Cust 81,500.
There is a curiosity that few are allowed
to see. It is the whip that was presented
to the late Mr. Vandorbilt when ho broke
the double team record with Maud S3, and
Aldine. It cost 81,600. It has a handle ol
carved ivory of exquisite workmanship.
There is a cameo of Commodore Vender
hilt and William II. Vandorbilt, a carving
of tho two thoroughbreds breaking the rec
ord, and of a steamer and a railroad train.
Tho whip i.s ornamented with gold, and is
inclosed lu a huge satin liucd case-
Electric Blttero.
This remedy is becoming so well known
nnd so popular ns to need no special men
tion. Ah who have used Electric Bitters
sine the same fong of praise. A purer
medicine does notexist and it Is guaran
teed to do nli that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will euro all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls,
Salt Bhenm and other affections caused by
impure blood. -Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent ns woll as cure all
Malarial fevers. For enro of Headache,
Contispation and Indigestion try Elcctrio
Bitters Eutiie satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and il
per bottle at Matthews Bros., Drug stow
The Rev. Willinm Stout, Winrton, Ont.,
Btntes: After being ineffectually treated
by sevente.-u different doctors for scrofula
Hiid blood disease, I was cure;! by Burdock
Blood Bitters. Write him for proof.
Boarding.
OUtUlBB Hi )A Kill Nil -FOUlt KKMPKGT-
n able persons can nnd first class board
with small family in largo, airy house. Hot
and cold hatha, rree carriage to depot and
church Three-quarters of u mile from sta
tion. Healtliy locality. Address box Uo.Clarks'
Summit.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED BY A Yol'NU
V7 lady desirable nf obtaining a position ns
book-keeper, cashier, or at general office
work. Best roferoncee will be furnished, in
quire 518 Chestnut street.
WANTED - A POSITION A8 BOOK
" keeper, double nnd single entry, by I
Inilr who has graduated in :ili branches; good
ret irencea Address K. I. M., Dnnmore, Pa,
DMTJATION WANTED-BY YOUNG una
P to do light housework or nurse. Address
K. E,, 118 KE PUmoroave,, city.
l'KOFKSSIONAL NUB8B WOULD
JV like employment C .n give best nf refer
ence. Apnly to Ernest Lowcustoiu, loju
Beech street, city
iff
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N, J.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
TO
NEW YORK
(OU Til Q
17th National Saengerfest
or the
Northeastern Baengexband
June 22 to 26, 1894,
Affording tho residents of BJ or .in ton and
vieindy an eXoaUtat opportunity to lslt
X. v tork and Us surrounding points of in
terest nt tho must delightful Heaion of tho
year.
special excursion tickets from Scrnnton
will be sold, good to go on any train June Ji
to 1 inclusive und to return until June ill) in
clusive FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP $4.33
ONE CENT Connollv & Wallace
A Word.
(Tantt of all Mndl rout that much, ea
upt Situations IKuatcu'.U'AicA art insert.
MUtt
Agents Wanted.
dftTCOO PER MONTH, CITY Oil COUNTRY
1 tn competent wide-awake Insurance solic
itors; well eatabUahcd porumnent bustaeas,
Addrats or Inquire sucond Hoor, Lack
wanaaave,, Beranton, Pa
H1 ANTED MAN V, ITU LIKE AND FIUE
I V insurance experience as solicitor In
l.acknwnmia ceimtj ; good indueoments to
ri's-ht man. Address 1124-31 Beta building.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Help Wanted Male.
YIT ANTED Men to distribute clr -ulars nnd
v co eet n.-.i! e-.: i ;l-u s' eri vs oiiio. m
'.stlL'ute. MKHIlfANT
& CO., ilurchunts'
Bldg., i'liiln.
U 'ANTED - TBI'S TV( IKTHV MAN TO
take position at once. Must write
plain; fir, weekly. Km in lilt, Lihinry build
ing. U 7" ANTED IP YOU AUir"A CATHOLIC
nnemploved nnd will work for SIS por
week, write SlaeConuull Urot,, 11 Franklin
streui, Boston, Muss.
Help Wanted Females.
1 IBL WANTED - TO Do UENEKAL
. r housework. Apply .vjii Qnlnoy,
Horace at Auction.
H0E8ES AT ATJCTION-I WILL Kl-.-coivo
a load of horses st Oosiok'i stable
Beranton, on Mdsyand soil thematanetion
on Monday, June 80 at I o'clock p. iu. W. B.
Mis iN.
LOTION BALE OF HOn8B8-TWO CAB
'V. loads of westoi ii work horses, saddle
and carriage horses, most be sold at auction
Saturday, June 28, to pay freight. MlCUAi.L
BCCKI.KY. Driving l'ark.
For RcnL
HUBNlBHED HOUSE, ALSO BARN POB
I rent Location central conunodloui
grounds. U. H. FULLER
I "oil RBT ONE-HALF BTORE FIRST
L block on Penn are. "T." Tribute, olHce.
jOK RENT N I N ! : I'.OuM HOC-.E. ALL
JS modern Improvemente, tll Delaware
street, Green Ridge, Jis per month. Fine
location!.
For Sale.
H OUSE AND LOT P(hTLiShO)SW
ull modern iniprovomft' fs. 1715 Peun
avenue. Green ridge. Part cash, balance on
time, (.'all any day or evening.
L'OK SALE -A (ionD WidtKINU HOUSE
I V years old, suitable for all kinds of work;
not afraid of ears- Apply at 71s Lee court.
(TiORSALE A FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
-T ice cream parlor and restaurant; doing n
larae business. CallatSili Penn avenue.
Special Noticei.
BLAN BtWKSrPAM 'pfi Llfl'8T"MAtX
zines, etc., bound or rebound at TllE
TnTBDMI oUico. Quick work. Hunsonnblu
prices
MEAL TK'ivl.TS CAN BE HAD T 111.
corner Spruco street and Eraukliu ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets tor Ucod
table board.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF
Lackawanna School district
FOR THE .YEAR EN DING JUNE 1ST, lt'JI.
Whole number of schools 81
Number of months taught 0
Male toitehors 7
Fenmle teachers 81
Average salary of male teachers S 6-1 57
Avenue salary of female teachers... 43 W)
Number nf male pupils attending..., &w
Number of female pupils attending,,, l."1!
Whole number in attendance 1,H'.M1
Average attendance daily 1.0J1
Percentage of atteudanc SO
Cost of each pupil per mouth 1 'JJ
Nuuihet-of liiills levied lur scln ol pur
pOS.S 18
Number of mills levied fur building
purposes ;i
Amount levied for school purposes. . . .)I7 OU l'7
Amount levied tor bulldlug purposes. 'iVM Hi
Total amount levied f'Jl V, U
Tax i ollector's Account
To amount of duplicate f.n (78 18
Amount paid treasurer 18 8n 88
Exonerations UT'J 10
Abatements 55 u
Id bate on tax paid wiihin 00 days.. Tin 5!
Unseated lauds 'M 17
Commls-siou ) ., 5e0 mi
S.M UTS 18
Treasurers Acoounfe-
Recelved from collector fls BUS 89
'i tute appropriation 8 8M lu
From county treasurer for seated
and unseal . id hums 725
Balance on hand from hist year.,,. 1 tiM L'l
Ueosivod from G. U Timlin u oo
Amount borrowed 80000
Total receipts $30 hio til
EXPENDITURES.
Repairs $ 3 (ilS Oi
Fuel and Supplies 827 S7
Attorney's feel 78 IK)
School apparatus .Ton 14
salary of secretary nxi 00
Janitors tees 1 075 00
Teachers salary Including night
school nnd institute 10 889 III)
Fur printing 17 00
Sundries pj ou
School books and supplies 2 7s.", us
I'urehssing grounds odi in
Insurance UK) 1)0
rreusur. rs' commission daiO.'i
Balance in treasury HI Ct
Sli ftVl 84
Estimated value of school property. M", 0 I) 10
Wh.i.IAM MOKQAN, Pn silent
ROBERT livid EKHI, Secretary.'
Examined and approved this iith da of
June, 1SU4.
THOMAS U LOVB RING.
IIICBAEL O. CU8ICK.
PATRICK J. FOLEY
... Auditors.
Attest:
JOHN T. BROWN, Township Clerk.
Dimes Are Like Dollars
AT THE GREAT
Bankrupt Sale of the Pomphrey & Morton Stock
Of New, Fresh Goods at the store of GROSS, FOSTER & CO.
Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Muslin Curtains, Ladies' and
Gents' Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Corsets, Cloaks,
Shirt Waists and Blouses and Several Hun
dred Other Articles.
These Roods were purchased at SHERIFF SALE aud tho people arc boncQtod thereby.
No merchant in tho world can buy goods in tho regular way and compete with our prices.
The reserved portion of this stock will be placed ou sale during this week.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will bo closed out for almost nothing to make room
for other goods.
So many come in tho afternoon that thoro is scarcely standing room. It would bo much more pleas
ant to come in tho morning, but if you can't conic in the morning,
COME ANY TIME
for you will not have another chance to get fresh goods for so little money.
LADIES'
Take the lead- Because They are Correct in Style, Right in
Prices, and of the Best Workmanship.
Three Special numbers of NAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS at $8, $9 and $10.
COVERT CLOTH, the new fabric, will be the correct thing for next autumn.
We are showing one number of Ladies' Suits, made of above cloth. BLAZER
JACKET and SKIRT at $8, and it is great value.
Have you seen the LADIES' VESTS we are selling at 98c; $1.50 elsewhere.
CONNOLLY k WALLACE
Furniture Upholster
By the most
NO
THE
WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 18.
Every nftoruouu and BTanlng,
Pirst appearance in Scranton of tho
MODERN : STARj PLAYERS
Wednesday Afternoon and Eveninu,
TEE GOLDEN GIANT
Special Children" s Mm Sat, Morning.
Doors open at it Porformano at 10.
Themanagemonto tho Modern BtarPlay
ert will givo away oa Friday evening, Juna
a High Grade, Englis -make HICYCLK,
valued at $Lj. During the we.'k tiekots for
tho Bloycl will ho preaontej to wonder
land' patrons free. Seo the magnificent
wuoel in Banister's ShoiStoro Window.
Admission, 10, 20 or 30c.
MATINEES, 10 (iR 20 CENTS.
Hotel Waverly
Enropoan Plan. Flrft-elssi Bar uttnohod.
Dtpot for Burguer A i.uHel's Tkiiuhuiuaur
Beer.
IB Cm 15th sod Filbert Sti., Pilaii
Most d-i.ua':. for rojt.laim of N.E. Penn;
sylvsiiia. All conveniences for trareien
to and from Broad Street station and tho
Twelfth and Market Strout station. 1
airablo for Tlsltln Soruntonlauu and ne
lie in the Anthracite Keeioa.
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR
N. A. HULBERT'3
City Music Store,
ill WVOIIINQ AVE . 8CBAKTO&
BTRIrTWAY SON
Dl X iil It UHOT1IBRS3 trt
KIvANICH & ItAOM miasf
Vi'llliXZi a 1SAU1JU
PIANOS
Urn larj itock of ant-elM
ORCANS
88UBIOAI1 MUHCHANDlSlAi
FOSTER Sc. CO.
OUR LINE OF
READY-MADE
209
experienced workmen in the city.
FANCY PRICES.
3CRAIlTO.fi BEDDiHG O0B5
COR. LACKAWANNA AND ADAM3
See our FIFTEEN DOLL A 11 Solid
Oak Bedroom Set?
We sell Furniture oa cheap as
any house In the country that in
tends to give honest value for the
money. Try us.
Hull & Co
205 HD 07
I
NORWAY IllON
BLACK DIAMOND
BII.VUR
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDUKSO.YS ENGLISH
JJJSSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STKEL
HOUSE SHOES
TOE CALK
TIRE
MACHINERY
SINKING
KOI T STEEL
ANVILS
BKLLOWS
HOUSE NAILS
WILEY & RUSBEljL AND WELLS HUOS. 8CREW
CUITING
BMenbender & Co.. Scranton.
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wagonmakers' and Blaoksmitaa1
SUPPLIES
LOUIS B. SMITH
Dealer in Choice Confections and Fruits.
BEKAD AND CAKES A SPECIALTY.
FINEST ICE CREAM
1437 Capouse Avenue.
SUITS
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court Housa.
AVENU3.
ViOIHii HE.
T
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WAGON WUEBLS
AXLES
SPRINGS
mm
Bl'OIiiiS
RIMS
STEEL F.KEINS
R. IL SPUUSS
MACHINERY.
( PAT.ORS Ot'HIN FROM 7 A.M. TO 11 P.M.
1 SPECIAL ATTBN'Tli'N OIVi-'.S T SIT
(PLYINU FAMILIES WITU ICE CUE Ail.
THERE'S NO
ABOUT IT
Freeman leads when it
comes to Low Prices and
High Grade Watches, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Silver
ware, etc. He discounts
other dealers' prices by an
average of 25 per cent, and
guarantees every article
sold. Terms: Cash Only.
Cor. Penn and Spruce
Ladies Who Value
A refined complexion must nsc Pouonl's Pow
dcr. It produces a soft and beautiful skin.
31 6-31 S Lackawanna Avenue.