THE S CI? ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1894.
L
Suys the nnzleton SnlinI: "Work
00 tbe famous Et)?rvl tunnel is fust
approaching an Interesting point. The
tunnel proper bai now b.'uu drivon to it
point near tho EberT ale breaker, atid it
down 100 feat lower than tli Eborvalo
Hum h. or, a distune o( 030 foot. . The
tunliel will lie driven as fir as tli"
eitnnl ruuiiinu between Koi. 2 nnd U
Ebervale, ami will ha oompleted about
the first week of AflgtUt A lMnoh
bore hole is. now being put down at
the point where tho tonne will end) ami
which is eipeoted will piny an Impor
tant part in tiio gigantic enterprise,
Parties who have eagerly watchi.il the
progress of the work were at Iokb to
uu'lerutond how the tunnol and
drowned ont initios WOQld be cou
neeted without loss of life, but the pro
jectors have arrived at it happy solution
of the vex.nl question by putting down
the boro hole. When tiio tunnel and hole
ire completed a luriro And powerful
dyuutnite cartridge will be put down
tbe bOre hole and exploded witit a view
to breaking down the pillar between
the mines and tnnnel, tims making tho
Opening for the water which for many
yeiiiM filled tbe nines at Harleigh and
Bberrnle, thus prerentlng tbe shipment
of coal from either colliery until the
washery of tho new Ebervale Coal com
pany was put in oper iti in. Tlie Jeddo
branch of the tunnvl will bo cotnplet id
about the latter part of August. Tiie
tunuel when completed will coat In tbe
neighborhood of $'J,000,OUO. Alter the
water is removed the mines will bj
cleared up an I all the coal avail,
frost, the ioside removed, after which
the out crop will boHtriupjd. Know
ing onm claim there is coil enough at
Bbervale to keep the place iu operation
for iif toen or twenty yean.
The Irnin records show that 1,139
fewer loaded sari were received and
forwarded nt Indianapolis' in tho week
endud Junp "i than in tlie week pre
ceding, says the Journal. This, on its
face, would seem a very unfavorable
exhibit, but a little investigation show
that Od'par sent, of tbedeoroti was in
Coal tfaffio, and with ihren road's the
Biu Four, tho Cincinnati, Hatniltoa
and Dayton and tbe swoop and the
other 10 pet cent, in export business,
less fleur, cernaliue products ami pro
Vlsipni have bsen shipped, it bciiiK an
iff v.iik in abipuiuits of that
character. Tho higher prices for
corn und oats have considerably
increased east bound shipments
to Pennsylvania, New Yoik and
the New !'. . .'and status, and the ton
nage and poultry now goiii forward
is no small item. The shipments of
cattle, hogs and homes are heavier
than usual in June. West-bound ton
nage averages well with that of some
Weeks past, but it is still 78 per cent,
below that of 1892 and 30 per cent.
Jighter iiian in 1898, m.in June,1898, tbe
depression with ti.e iron industries be
gan to bo felt and the shutting down ot
so many manufactories greatly lessened
the deniaini for coal and coke. Auo'her
thing which cuts largely the into west
bound business is that tho railway
compauies are bnying but few rails
and uro cutting down, ss far as pos
sible, the purchase of railway supplies
of all kinds.
a
There seems very little doubt now
that the old South Mountain railroad,
which was ubaudoaed ten years ago.
will be bnilt. Tho ro: d is graded au.l
nearly all of the masonry completed.
All that is require : is the rails and
bridges. It starts at Harrlsbarg and
touches Lingelatown, IWnville, Rend?
ing, Slatlngton and terminates at Port
land, Northampton county. Tho road
os laid out is 138 miles long. It was
purchased by Contractor James March,
of Lebanon, who obtained a clear title
from the court last October He has
suld his interest to a syndicate of
Maryland and Philadelphia capita
lists. Minor iRSCtTMAL Xotks:
The Pennsylvania company hss put on a
line of Pullman cars between Toledo und
New Yolk,
The Laurel ilill colliery, which has boon
idle sinew the ilcod lome Weeks ugo, re
sumed Monday.
All of Coxe's collieries began working
tcu hours per (Jay Monday. This is a re
duction of two hours.
Tho Tomhicken cilliory of tho Cross
Creek Coal company is still idle, with no
immediate prospects of resuming.
The Lehigh Traction conroany will con
struct a branch rood from Jeanosvllle
through toleraine, the work to be Leguu
immediately.
Alloutown advices are to the effect that
tho coal trade on tho Lebigh Valley rail
riiad is heavier at present than at any
time during tho past yea r.
Vice President liai tihorue, of the Lo
high Valley railroad, is reported as laying
that the movement of genera, merchandise
over that road of late has bueu greater
than ever before.
All breaks in the Lol.igh canal above
BabyRaway Beefsteak
Ruliy very sick With eczema when
three months oM. Hail home doc-
tors and sp planets. Dot worse all
the lime. AVl'.eic'ls)dvi'.i'.va.',lieef-
.steiik. Rairgono, Exnoo tedium
toille. Welt six mouths lefnre we
irieii i;i: ri i iiAs. : fuiih in
them hut in two monthr he wis entirely cured,
Jlor I i-pnt on bin leiw and plenty of hair.
iliw.l-lSASK BARBBTT, Winfleld, Mien.
Baby Bad with Eczema
Our liahy boy, four mouths old.
hart hurt ease of eczema, Head
was a solid lore, Face anil Imily
bartiy affected. Itching terrible.
Three (colors dirt not help him.
'Hands tied sixteen Weeks. Mit
tens on his hanils to nr.iotit his
Scratching. CCTIOCRA ItSMKDIES cured him,
tut we recommend them io pi hers.
Q. 11. ft J. HABBIS, Webster, Ind.
Baby Itched Tesribty
Baby three mouths old broke
out with white pimple on red
surface Rotting lerrible, scans
on head and face, 1'seil every
thing fur live months, (ire'w
.worse. Purchased Ooviovba
it i.m nii ks, used them, and in
Jhreo vfeks there was not u sore or iiiniiilo,
not even a scar. ',
Jlns. OSCAR J.U1KS, Woodston, Kan.
Baby Suffering Agony
Baliy bad eczema, worst form.
Baffled the bat doc ton here.
Was In agony eight months. Ho-
Kan wlthCuttottaa ur..n eons, in
two months the awful diseasi bad
ceased Its vciigc.inre. No trace
con ki na seen, mv darling bov was
urea. J. a.. nk no kuriiiii.iud.
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
And Its cures nre the most ro.
waikalilo ciloriucd by any blood
and skin raniudjr of' modern
times. Parents remember that
cures made In Infancy aresncedy,
peruuuitut uud ecouumical.
Bold throughoul the world. Price, CuTfcDM,
tOc. H04?, 26C. IIISOI.VKNT, 1. PoTTHIl UllUO
jjin C'iieh. Conr., Hole I'npn., Boston.
W" How toOurePkln UUcaaoa," froo.
BABY'S
Skin ind Pcalp purll'u d and benulllled
is Cutlcuruboap. Absolutely pure,
GENERA
IRD US IS
EaBton caused bv tho recent Hoods, have
oeeu repaired, and now the idle boatmen
ro again at work, They lost a full month
by reason of tho break iu the basin.
sinco its inception, 11 vo years ro, tho
Pennsylvania Belief department est of
Pittsburg hss paid out l.bbo.Ul.'JK, of
winch tllT.TlO.ti'J was for accidental
deaths aud for death from natural
Muses,
JoSe Oh Wood, general mannL'er of the
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg, In
uonpany witn t. n. Kiy, cniet or motive
power, snout last week in a thorough in
spection of tho Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
l nieagOi
It is announced that there is a marked
feeling of on,! :. :.. among tbe higher
railway officials or the import ant roa.ls as
ri'k'ards the rule pituutiuii. und rntes. it is
thought, aro better muiul.iiued than for a
long time.
Colonel L ilraude II. Cannon has re
turned from Europe, lie says he believes
the mauaiieniont of the Delaware and
Hudson will be compelled to sustain tho
Wtlne of the stock and keep up tho stand
aid of tho property.
The Now York, SUMinehnuna and West
ern railroad tunnol through trap rock at
the Dalisadet. ona anil oun-oiehth milM
louj, and built in less than two years at a
cqei oi one, ouu, is uunl to 1) ouo of tho
most successful engineering feats ever ac
complished. Conductor George tfoniclo's train on tho
uentrai from Bcranton ibis forenoon had a
special car attached lmviiiL' on board a
largo delegation of the Lutner League of
Northeastern Pennsylvania bound for the
big Lutheran convent i n at Harriaburg,
Mauoh Chunk Daily News.
i'ii Saturday forty. live loaded coal trains
pai ted cast over the Valley railroad
thron'li Mauch Chunk. That was the
heaviest coal train traffic on tho Valley
for any one day this year. Tho total uuin
per of trains on baturday passenger,
t : :t and coal east bound, wus ltG.
Np branch of railroad service hai felt
more seriously tho depressed times than
tho telegraph department. A division
nperinti Udent says there is not a day
t hat there areuot eight or ten applications
f r positions iu that department and a
largo per p,)iit. of the applicants have ex
cellent indorsements.
, The Reading Railroad company is mak
ing a reduction ot (ares in Philadelphia to
compete with tho trolley hues, aud is run
ning bel line trums around tho city to
r air mount park. The Beading company
has also iu contemplation a reduction in
tbe price of mileage books over its system,
and also iu WONcinglMU'l and package
tickets,
The Vanderbltt lines, at their usual sum
mer meeting; declared their usual divi
dends despite the bard times, The state
ments presented at the meetiscts showed
thai all of their roads bad suffered Ironi
tie' general depression in business, but
taking all things into consideration, the
exhibits, for the six months reported were
more favorable than had been expected.
The Pennsylvania railroad reports that
the quantity' of coal and coke originating
on und earned over its lines oast of Pitts
bun: and Blrte for tho year thus far has
been il, 109,239 tons, compai ed with 9,867,
888 tons in th' oorreapoudlng period of
1898, ii decrease ot 8,408,679 tons, of which
4,901,488 tons were coal, a decrease of 8,
053j V ion-, and 1,197,636 tOM of coal, a
decrease ot 1,888,972 tons.
The coal washery of tho new Eborvale
Coal company is in profitable activity at
lust. One hundred nud twentv-tive men
are now employed nud about iio tons of
uoal are prepared for market dally.bnt the
pvodoct will in a SUort time bo increased
to 850 tons daily. The culm banks from
which the coal is being taken yield from
BO to li'i percent, the latter average being
realized Lilly from 'the lump banks.
Whsn 8i Many people aro taking nnd
deriving benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla,
why dou't you try it yourself ? It will
build you up. Hood's fc-ursnparilltt will
make you strong,
Ho 41 I i I cure miusen, sick headache,
indigestion, biliousness. Try a box.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN.
Altoona Ti iounc.
Why Is municipal government in tho
I nited states so notorious a failure? Why
i" it that taxpayers are plundered bv the
extravagance of corrupt or inefficient
officials 1m it not because of the Indiffer
ence of citizens who are so wholly tnken
up With their private affairs that they
think they have no time to devote to tho
public welfare? Ia it not because there is
notsnffi i"iit patrioiic sentiment existing
among voters to load thorn to take active
measures to promote the bo.it interests or
the municipality? How can n cure be
wrought, and a netter stato of affairs in
angnrattdl Will it not be by the deter
mination of the citizen to abandon his
elfish devotion to bis own affairs aud to
make some sacrifice for the public good?
Mothers! Mctlnril! Mcthsn!!!
Bin. Window's Soothing Byrnp has been
used for over fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while toe thing,
With perfect success. It soothes tho child,
softens the gums, allays all pain; curei
wind colic, and is tho best remedy for di
iirrhd'a. Sold by dtnggists in ovory part
of tho world. Ke sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Svrup,'' and take no
no other kind. Twenty-live cents a bot-tlo-
Mns. Jf. EOBAJniBltlOKR, beaver Dam,
Wis., writes; "Wo have used Or. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil In cur family for Cough.-,
Colds, Croup and hhouuiatisni. It cures
every time."
FINANCIAL ANp COMMERCIAL.
Stocks und Bondf,
New Yoiik. June 86. There was n
change for the better In stock olrcles to
day, the result of tho publication oi pres
ident Cleveland's vld'ws onVthe financial
situation. The first effect oi tho publica
tion waa the cessation of the foreicn
selling. The European traders turned up
as liuers which caused Ueneral EleotrlO,
Erie, the Grangers, Louisville and Nash
villo, Union Pacific and Western Uuniou
each' to score guins. J. I'i rpont Morgan's
statement thut tho simation abroad
hud improved uud thut the for
rigneri wore simply waiting for a
better condition of affairs hero before
branching out, was not without its iullu
eurc. in the afternoon Missouri Pacific,
1 rdl o. Qeneral Electric and Lead all
rau i ff to per coat., but tho general
market closed ifrm. business was light,
only 1U2,0U0 lharea having been traded In
dining tbo day. While tlie feeling for the
moment Is bullish, .tbe operator! uro not
all I to ex;end their lines until tariff
matters are disposed, Speculation closed
Una nnd ) to 1 per cont. higher.
Tus foUowing complete table auowinc th
day's nuetuations in active stocks la supplied
ana revlaod dally by Uiinr A fuller, stock
brokoas, 121 Wyoming avennei
).ca- uicii-
Low
est.
Wi
mi
ml
111 LT.
est.
Am. Got on
Am .SiiKar.
A.T..'iH. K
Can. So
Can. KV J
( hie & N, W...
M
ml
ma,
mi
mi
is
I'JiS
(J.. Ii. tc ii TM 77U Vll'a
OolC, Has TsjJ Til 7TZ
c. nt. ij...
I), ii 11
!)., I,, W
D. ft Oi
r'.rie
U. E. (V)
Iak Shore
I,. A N
'..!.':. "an
Villi, l'ae
Nut. Lead
N. Y. ft N. K...
,
S. Y. Central I'TtVi
N. Y..O. ft W UM
N. S..B. w,
I?. S. C Co
North l'ac
Worth Pae, pf...
llniaha
Pe. .Mall
Heudlnir
Hoi k hdand
R.T
st. Pan!
T., C. A J
T. xns Pae..;.
Union I'aclnc lot,
V. estoi n i.'uion
w.Js U K
W. ft L. . pf
"i BOM SHU
I'. ION ISM AU iau
,.18W ml isag MR
Uvi i;'t ii"
Stt v. M UM
ii jHs Wi MI wu,
,,U1N IM lilfl 1ST
.. WM Mm iu
,.im ihQ iuC iijij
., Uff ia '5!j ma
.. a asd arm m
.. s?s mi ia
I'M l7 U, V.ii
mi nw liB
r: mi ssx;
m ia tSL ii
) law 18)2 n
iiw iiti ii ii
um ml if, KG
tsw osU em m,'
H'7s IdU lOK M
mi &'jv ssT5 r,u5
ls ls BB s
su sti nil wi
. i.m y w isu
. KM hlli roU Mi;
)lli 1IM lei IIU
a ids m tt
Chlcaso Oram and Provisions.
Scraktor, Juno!.'!). The following quota
tions are supplied und oorroated dally by La
Bar ft fuller, stock brokers,r.'l Wyoming ave
nue. WHEAT. .tnlv. Sent. Dec
Opouiua- Wild ttllfi Mi
Highest il'itj iv.'SH IkVtf,
Lowest BW lil'j Wi,
Closing BM Bl lift
OOKK.
Qpeelng MM 4fii
Highest 41 41W
Lowest It'U 4lta ....
Closing 4o. 41)4
OATH.
Oneiiinit asid !10Vl ....
Highest :mi niw
Lowest Iisti 'Jll2 ....
Cloetns nu uuu
POBK,
Opening J2v IM
Highest niB lint
Lowest l."ll ll
Closing 1SBB 1268
UARU.
Opening f7(i UK'.
HigheMt (170 (iA ....
Lowest 887 688 ....
Closing v lio: 688 ...
BHORT BIBS,
Opening KB 887 ....
Illgliost MB 887 ....
Lowest 888 t"i ....
t'losiui; Wi 668 ....
New York Produce Market
NlW Vow;. Juuo 0. Flouu Dull,
easy.
K WHEAT DoU, lower with options; No. 2
red, store and elevator. Osjfe.! allout,
03J4C; f. o. b 68'a6Sjat ungraded rd,
&8a63Wc.; No. 1 northern, 88)10,1 options
dosed dull nt MaKo under yesterday;
June, 6UJ0 July, BUJXc; August, ii'iJic,;
September, O60.1 Deoember, twe,
ilonN Dull, stonily; No. 1!, 4."ic. ; olava
tor, i&Xo, afloat: options were very dull
and nocoanged; .luue, 4880.1 July, isjjc.j
August, iiv jt. . September, 4(i:',c.
Oats Dud, lower; options, dull; July,
; .c. ; np others JfC.J Juuo.ftlc. ; July,4!lic;
August 80c; September, 84Xc spot
prices, No. BOaOlat No. a white, BSct
No. :.' ( hicago, 89c; No. !1, fide. ; No. U
white. Die.: mixed western, SdaSUc; whito
do, and white state, friioTo,
BUT Dull, steady,
Tiebcsd Best Dull.
CUT MbaTS- Quiet, (inn; pickled bellies,
T! '.; do. shoulders, 840,1 do. hams, lU.'i'a
lOKc; middles uommiil.
LARD-rQuiet, easy; western steam
dosed at 7.10; city, 0(a8c; July, $7.08;
September, 87.20; refined, dull; continent,
17,40; South America, $7,!3U; compound, Mi
alio.
Pork Steady,
Butter Fair demand, fancy firm; stato
dairy, !2al7Wo.; do. creamery, lSalSc;
Pennsylvania, do., lSuisc; western
dairy, lUaloc; do. Creamery, Halbtjc:
do. factory, liiiHc; eluius, 18al84jO.
iiniiatiou creamery, UalbWo.
CUCISB Fair demand, steady.
EGOS Dull, weak; stato and I'enusyl
VSUlu, I2al8c; western fresh, llal'Jc; do.,
per case, (Safi.76.
Fhiladelphla Tallow Market.
FBIIJtDILPHIA. June SO. Tallow was
dull and unchanged. Prices were: Prime
city in hogaheadf, 4Jbc; prime country, In
barrels, 4c; do. dark in barrels, 4a4JiC;.
takes, 4fi, grease, 'Ae.
Why do
500,000
i Peop!e
take Bovinine every year ?
Because in disease ordinary
foods are not assimilated, and
thousands would starve in the
niidt of plenty for the want
of a suitable food. Because '
BOVININ
The Original Raw Food
is the only raw meat food con
densed by a cold process by
which all the nutritive ele
ments of selected bppf .nre
preserved in exceedingly pal-
ataoie lorm and ready lor
immediate use, and :
Because it is prescribed and
recommended bv more nhvst-
j r
cians than any other food
known to tlie profession.
Soif hy nil druggists.
rm BoyzNam co., jvutv york.
Ekoosoid t thc HlSHMV Medical Authositiis
SErfTiiOLlNHfltER
jJSfewmliA CATARRH
'! r a . l.MMi.Eli will euro von. A
Inniirnn, lleonehltlii,'
7.'V flKAV rFVillt. -!ir,rA
V -yx WlflM frrrl e.f An ellificiit
. - , icuictiy, cctnTcnieni Ko carry
In pn"liPt, resilT to use mi fl ret. Ipniicarion Of colli.
innuiineii i n i.not'ls j-eriniinclll. 4'nre.
riiiilsrnciKininiiiraiitecdorninricyrcfiinrlcd. Prlre,
! rl. Trial free nt Dnmulsis. Iteclsteroil mall,
W nts. I. P. CUJEMlN, Ulr., IhiW Rivers, ins, D. S. I
otrrajar: Mourns
MFWTHfll Th0 ""rest mm snl'cst romoily for
nic.fl I nUL nil ..inn (iinmiHcs. Bcieina, ItebJSall
Ilhe'.im. i.M RorSS, Ruml, Cuts. Wnnderful rem
MjrforPII.KJI, Prlce.ieSrtil. nt llruii-D I ss
gjalH .ir l.v iiiuil' in-f iiil.l. Adilrei-niniitiiivii. DHLW
Fur sale ly IMnttlioivs Hrosi uud John
II. Phelpa
m j . .
incite a
Man of
Me:
TDK IIIIKtT
HIMDOO REMGDY
. . . 1 1 . .... i AB01 K
RESULTS In iki iitvii, OarN nil
rM'viim mmmun, raiiiag piinu.rv
Parefti. all nolM unai . Nlvntlv RmU.
ilou,omoaiiaM by peat abuMi,MTas vigor aadslsi
MMraak(morMai.and qotokljr hut luralr n-stonu
I. .i-l Imi1i I in i M uryi.iinir. K-islly ..;i riled In run
solcat Prloefl.ee apaosaija. .six i.v .yo(i with ,
. . ( .rr or inohi..)- rtTiimlril. Pnli'l
III 1. 11 V IIIIIH llll'illl !! Ili;il-;.'.t I .. I Mill nu,, ,,( ,
liaHation. lnilitonhTlnlJIIAPtl noneothor n
In. luMiiut i..i it. iM. win H-iuiit i.vimiil nponrea In'
i.l i'ii 'it, I'uiliplili t lnii nli'il iMivr..p frcf. Ait.lt Vi
llrliltUI ........ I to , l'rof., I hlra,:u, III., urouraprnt..
SOI. I) by Matthewi Bros., Wboleuls and Retail
Drnollll, SCHAN'tuN, PA., and oilier Lead
iiik Dragiists.
On. KCQRA'S
Fenovci Freld, Plmplnj
Liv.ir Mulct t:lto'. ,tili;J
la bars and Tan. aud r,-.
siorts the skin to In r.rllil- -'('fuL.l
ciear ana noaifiy com-':ca. fy-V)r-.
Jilcxion. Fniierltirtosll ifco '
Jircpanitlni and tameUj hnrmle.-a At nil
MOWS) or mailed io; 50d a bend lor Clroular,
VIOLA 3KIN 80AF li ' .ply lnnrjrl.l. u i
Un purilvl&4 p .p, DD-'ltiiM fir tLe tollH, vai irlUi-mt it
rival I thu Lurmy. Al.yilulrl t uid uui i&HoUfa NaaV
ttel. 11 ,lm,-Wi, Pr!8 J3Cl.l.
G. C. BITTMEH & CO., Tc.!.edo. O.
Fur niilft by 3Ialtkcni I; i ..... nnd Joliu
U. X'livliK,
.OMKMNNI 4
jr ,REGISTI.RED.
I f '9fea
l. r r i
GW',-:.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Poiorlnnion
tUUiUUUIIIUII
GAMES
Will be held by the Caledonian Club,
of thia city, at
Laurel Hill Park
J ULY 4
A large number of attractions are
down on the Mils nnd a good timi may
be expuoted by nil who are preaotit.
DAISY DAWSON, Hie Champion Child
Dancer, only 7 yeara of hub, will ivo u
grand eutertalnmeut well worth thu
price of adtniiilon.
ALL THE USUAL GAMES
A tbe Dolegatua from all partB of
tbe United States and Ctuada will b
present, this will undoubtedly be a
gnl a day.
Street Citra every throe niiautoi.
Admission, 25c. Children, 10c.
Grand Stand, 15c,
Dancing Free All Day
Grand Picnic in the Evening,
ADMISSION, lOe.
JULY 4
A few of the entries recMved
lire TAYLOR, TAXIS, THUS,
KENNEDY, WELLS, Ete.,Etc.
50 Racing Men to Compete
ALL THE FLYERS COMING.
GEO. P. TAYLOR will attempt
so make a track record of 2.1(),
riding u milo agaiust time with
pace-makers.
Sea Canary in Fancy Riding.
VHB
ADERS
National Bank of Scranloi
CUGAlZED b
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000,
BAHUEL HINES.rPrestdint
V . W . Watsi i.n. Viw Presidsa&
W1LL1AM.S, CujliUir.
D1BICTOM.
PAVFT.r. Hints, JAJ!E M; Eri;iinA nT
Jiivino A. Finch, PhirceB. FlUtS
jorara J. Ji nuvy, ii B, KaMKBiR),
CUAS. 1'. JlAllucws, John T. 1'ultIStt.
W. W. WATSO
PROMPT, ENERGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
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WINING, BLASTING AND SPOUTING
POWDER
IaQufnchinaat tho Wnpwiillopon Mill L
ihtuo r-nmity I'.i., anil at Wil
miUb'tuu, Uvluwaro.
HENRY BELIN, Jr,
Gcnoral Agent for tho Wyoming District,
118 Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa
Third National Tank lluildin
AllEXriKS.
THos. FORD, Pittstpn, r.
JOHN It H'Mlin k SON; Plymouth.
E. W. MULLIGAN, Vilk.8 l;iiiro. Pa.
Acciito for tho lti..'iuno C'hamlosl 0om
tauy'u Uluh Ks..i,. ...vi
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ESTABLISHED 1800.
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Fifth Avenuo.
E. C. BICKER & CO,,
Sole dealers ia this section.
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BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
1)H. U. EDO AH DEAN lias reinoTeil to Old
iuwitn Vtruct' Bemuton. PC (Just up
D1vL' lonnkll, daica aui WaahiniEia
Frn,!X ; coinor mos Btreot, ovur
om ldrUK,bior,)- Keuidunoo, Vina Bt.
Omu, hi.urui 1u.au to 12 a. m. uni V to una
i .'Jt.. ,.,iu p. , HumUy, 2 to 3 p. m.
T)H- w- ALUCN, liffleo'" corTTZZZ
71. J" nJ WuBhlneton uvos.: over W
jrd .Loo itore; olBco hours. 10 to 12 a. m. ami
vhino,;; ivre
) '!: S L , fSy- P"""' limited U Ills
7n.Z ?5" w tli0 Eye' E"r- Noo Throat:
ofllro li. Wyoming avo. HoBiaouoo, ta Vine
I) r ,' iAIE' 125 WnsUlngton Avuuua.
x J Office hours, S t., a.m., l.io to a and I
t' " Mil. ItiiM.l. i.ii,. ;uu Madison av uua
IOII.M L. WIC.NI'Z, M. Ii.,' uitl,,,, and if
O ( ommonweairh huil.llng; r.Bldnnoo 711
flliiillBoimvo; olHce hours, lu to 12, i to I, 7 to
Il 2S?un l? -v-'nings at rcJdonco. A
spot laity iimdn of d,l.,,s of tho eyu, car, uoua
SBfl tlirout and Kynooologt,
LAW1 KBa
1 II. C JIANCK : n Uw and Collentiou of.
O . fliio No. Ill, bpruuo t, opposllo ForiiHt
Bonsa Beranton, fa,; eoUeetloasa spociaity
throughout I'unnsylvuulu; roliublo corrospuud-
CIltH III L'Vl.l'V fi.tllitv 1
.1 U'2J ,',A-NUv'"',oejrs and Counsel,
, .... u a.i.a '..,,)',-
teuiuioDwcalth liulldlng,
WuehingtoD uvu.
1 . II. J1.HKI'I,
Boraos E, Hawd.
w. li. Jkshih', Jn.
lA'i'AKD WAItltKM & KNAPP. Attir
ht,lMi5SrW1OL9l,2Ln,,,0r,t Lav- Ht nubllcau
liliililiiiif, Vashliigtonuve.. Scrsiiton, I'n.
lJATTEKhDN A WILCXT AFtonToyB and
J .(oiiimullorsatLsw; office 0 aud o Library
Luudiii bcruntou, Pa.
RpSWILt, TI. PATTBttSOB',
n.l.lAll A. l I Li Oi
A IjJbkd hand, william j. hand, av
JL tornoys and Counnellors, Coniuiouwualtb
building. Romns III, a) and 21.
W? .,YljK A""r 'j"ut-I.aw.W.I9 and
Burr Inillding, WashiBstoii avenue
i;
K?"?V. M- HKKLY Law olliiiu in Pr.ie
'i.niiiiig, iu asiiingtiin armiiu.
PRANK T. OKS1LL, Attorney st Law. Kooin
i,aiAxnhJgLg:rnton. Pa.
HILTON W. LOWgy. l AtryT'lirwiishiiiir
1A1IMW OAK' nlil), Attorney" t Law,
roniK (B, nt and K, fommouwedth b'Pg.
SnmUB..' EL,liAlt' Altoni'iy at Law."
'- !."'.'" " Bprecest., Srranton. l a.
I WATItliS, Attorney at Law, 42J
i i. L.'.ckiiwnnnu an,,.. Berantoa. Pa.
IJ P. Sil l i ll, (Joutuullor at Law. Office,
I . rooms .11. 55, M Ci.iuinouwealt!i buildluif.
( It. PITCH Eh, Attorney at Law, Com
yj tnonwealth building, Hrrnntoii. PsJ
t. COMEQYB, pj Bpruesst
I ) .JWLUOWt. Attorney-Loans DM
1 ' """''I "" real ei.tute peurily.4ih spruce.
I F. KILL.i.M, Altornov aL-LawT'Tii Wy"
i oramff avenue, HerantoB,
KCUUULt,
(JCHOOL OP THE LA( KA A'NA. S 'T;,:
!r 1 iidn ' PKSflW M'& 1'orcoll.lgl
M DUtinessi icroughly train vouug cblldroa.
Lataloguo at request.
Bit, TnoMAs m cams,
WALTLIl H. BlKI.L.
Arms WpKOKBTEB'e KIMOBBOABTGN
and School, 412 Adsuis avenue Punili
April? tlmoa- Nzt to,m WU uwB
lKN I'lSlTS
f ' '-AUltAl II. ouigeon Deiitiit, No, IU
y ' yi lning nve.
i. M. V, I lux ..ffle7vri,VhT,n"ir7-
I.OA.NS.
TS.S 1 1 ' ' . ' l1 " ' BstIbcs and Loan visse-
elation v.-l II loan ou in mey on cinder terms
pa pay you better on tavutrasct than any
1'ehI agtetgiff s- CALLi-s-
SEKIJS.
rj. K. CLARK A CO., Seedsmen. FlorUtl
l- and Nurserynu u; etore 140 WashblctOD
avenue; greou house, IJjj North Maiu svenOel
fclore twephoBj 72
TKAg,
GUA.NI UNION TEA C.,,)ou Hrot"
WI11K St'ItEKMj.
IDS KUETTEL, 5ij Laekawaiiia avenuo.
" s. ranton. Pa., lna-mfr of Win. Kcreens
BOTBM AND ItK.STAl'lt ANTS.
'PHE VVESTMINbTEB. 217.iliFWy0m7mj
A avo. Koomi heated with steam: all mod
ern Improvements. C. M. Tiiuma h. Jroi.
fpHH ELK CAFE. 125 and 127 Tranklin ave
I n j . Kates reasonable.
PZiEOLin, Proprietor.
It-LbTiiLNsTEIt HOTEL
o . W' C KCHENCK, Manager,
buteenth BtroeU one block east of Broadway.
at Union Square, New York.
An?cr,ri,i I'1""- Si' 50 per day and upward.
pOYNB HOUeE. Euronosn plan; " good
V, rooms Onou day And night. Bur ' sup
plied with tho beat
r. H. COYNE. Proprietor
C' KANTON HOUSE, mar D., L & W. pa
' luugiT uepoi. ioaaucteu on the l.uroi
plnu. Victor Kwh. Proprleti
( 'HAND CENTRAL. J'l.o larSiwt and uiet
1.1 eoulDne-t hotel in Allontuwiv l-. . . . .j
t- and
A nnr inv
vittoii ii. FiAHNr.F, Proprietor.
A IK HITKOTK
AVIS A" HOUPl', Av.'lilt..,.t.'"n"om's"2l.
: i nnd 2l ConniKinwealtti h Id'u. Seranten
L. WALTBB, Architect, Lihrary bulla
ing, V rowing; avenue. Seranton.
D
V L. BBOWN, Arch B. Architect, Price
1 building. 120 Washington Ave., Seranton.
SIISCKI I.ANKOtS.
a
AIT.K'S OUCH F.STRA - MUSIO-
FOR
i) balls, nlcnlcs. nartios. recentinna. .ui.
dings and concert work furnished. For tormi
addross IL J. Bauer, conductor. 117 Wyoming
nve., over Hulbert's music store.
II
OltTON I). BWABT8 - WHOLESALE
lumber, Price building, Scrnntnu, Pa.
MEQAltOEK BltOTHEUS, PlilNTLRd'
supplies, envilones. paper linga, twine.
Warohouso. 1J0 Washington uvo., beranton,
Pa.
UOOTE'H lTvKRY. im Cap'ouae avenuo.
J First cln-ii cai i lagi's. P. L. ! OOTE, Agt.
Funeral Director and Emleilnn r.
i mi an i p. BBOWN T co, Vhoijk
J salo oealsrs in Woodware, Cordage and
nr. cioth, 720 w. Laokawanna vmuo.
l.KA FINN 'Si N8, builders an I contracv
J-J tors. Yards: Corner Olive Bt. and Adams
ave. ; corner Ash st. nnd Ponn ave . Seranton.
flKITKit HHOB CO., tne'p, Capital. $1,000,000.
IIF.ST Nil , in SHOE IN THIS WORLD,
"J dollar taici i a dollar iarntd." k
This ;.. idles' Solid l'reneU DoogolH Kill But
ton Ioot delivered free anywhere in tlie U.lv.ou
receipt nnm, uoney urur,
or 1W.M Note for tM.
Kauali ciery WSV tho boots
sold In all retail utorea for
$2.50. We make this boot
ourielre, therefero we guar
and If any ouo in not satlsflcJ
we will retinal tne pjoafff
orsrndniiotherpslr. Oiwrn
loe or i onnnnn aensSi
C, l E, St KR.
1 to S nnd half
iltes. iSfnd your flee;
vltl nt you.
Iiiitral.'d
Cata
legue FREE
Gexter Shoe Co., BOSTON. .MASS.
Eureka Laundry Go.
Cor( Lindon St. and Adams Ave,
tonai iloL'eit bguAiut,
All kinds of Laundry work gusrante '
the best,
mm
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
rCRANTOX AND W1LKEB-BABKE, PA., JIANUFACTUKERU Of
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ti J.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION
Anttracita coal usod cicluslvoly, lnaurinj
cleuullni.Ks and i-onifort.
TIMt TAIILK IN Elfl KCT MAY 120, 189J.
Trains loavo Scranton for PlttHton, Wllknu.
! oi iw7 - !.- .. 12.60. 2 ej,
m s n ' To, ;05 " m- butluy8, U.W a. m.,
For Atlantic City. 820 a. m.
For Now York, Nnwark und Ellzaboth. R20
foxiin s,, a. m.. 12.50 (oxpros. with Bullet
parlor car), J.JO Uxprone; p. m. Buudoy, 2. 15
BiK, Kasto end Philadelphia, ia a. m .
bu,nl.!,2 .(,UX00,,t WSPW p. m.
6.2oar fe'a Bjffi 0cEA'' guovk- ctc-
For Pottavllls, H.'.'On. m., li.!On. m.
HiiturnluB. Wave Now York, foot of Libert?
ffftiifSK rlvrr' ft1? (eipressj a. m..
1.1(1, LOO, 4..f I (oiproHS with liuirot parlor car)
p. m Sunday. 4.111 a. ni.
I.oavo Philadelphia, Ucadlng Terminal. S.90
B.O., 2.00 and 4.3 1 p, m. Sunday, 0.27 a. in.
lhrough tickets to all points at lowoat rat l
may be had on apiillcatlon iu advauco to tbe
ticket agont at tho Btation.
11. P. BALDWIN.
J. II. OtHAtTRB. Utn' fM ABnb
UBLAWABB AND HUD
son RAILROAD.
Cotnmeni Ing May 20, 180
trains will run as follows:
Trains leave Brjdjre street
Station. Seranton, for Pitts-
9 B Bm '-''. ;''':-"' 1 '8. 5.16. 8.I&1 8.U
tW r anil II :.a , in.
r'r For New York and Phila
delphia, B OO a. in., 12.10, ; .:i",
2-SH. 4.lfiaml 11,80 p, ,.
For Bonesdale c'rom Delaware, Lacks wsnns
and Western depot), 7.0J, 8.), 10.10 a.m., 12 ui
111.. 2. 17, 5.10 i. ni.
For Carbondala and Intermediate stations.
5 411 : 1,1 j. Ill III . IO mi... ,i a: r ,,.
t.,20 and 01)5 p. m.j from Bridge stroot Di not.
j 2.M ... ni.. g,I7aad 11 ill i. m.
Fast express to Albany, Saratoga, the Adi
rondack Mountains, Boston and New England
points, no a. m.. arriving at Albany 12.45.
1 Saratoga 2.20 n 111 .aud lonvuie Seranton at 2.17
p. 111.. arriving at Albany at IM p. in., hara
toga, 12 55 a. tn , and li,stou. ;.'! a. m.
1 he only direct roul" betWoen the ooal loldi
and Moston. "Tho Leading Tourlita' Root
of Anterli a" to tho Adirondack .Mountain re
sorts, Lakes Qeorge and Cliampiiilu. Montreal,
etc.
Time tables showing local and through train
ear vies bel ween its Uoua on ail divisions Deln
Warn and Hudson system, may bo obtained at
all Delaware and Hudson tlckol offices.
H. ti YOUNii, J. V BDRDIOK,
Bscotid Vice President (leu. Pass, Agt
MAV la. lsj.1L
Train leavea Rcrant.111 for Philadelphia an1
Hew York tie, U, A; B B it nt n.ui. 12.W,
2.83 nud II 115 p. rn via D., L. & W. H. B., 0 04,
b.lw. 11.20 ,i. in., and LgD p, in.
Leave Beranton for Pittston and Wiiki
Barro via D., L. ,V V.'. it. It., ti.OJ, aOS, 11 2)
a. in , i.mi aw.a.oT. , n p. m.
Leave Beranton for Wnlte Haven, Baslston,
Pottsville and all points on tho Heaver
Meadow and pottsville brunches, via E. A w.
V . ti . 1 '.in., v a D. & H. It. R. at B a.m.. 12.11,
2.US. S,J0 p.m . via !.. L. A; V. K. K., 0.00, S.oj,
K.20 a 111., 1.80, .'t.'io p.m.
Leave Beranton for Bethlehem, Eatou,
Reading, Harrisbiirg and nil int'-rmediaU
points via I), aj B. H. R., sam .12.1 '. 2 . II. JJ
p.at.,via D., L. It W. It. 80,00,6.08, 11.20 ,u ui.,
l.l p in.
LeaieScruiuon (orTunkhattnook, Towa-i .
Elmtra, Ithaca, Geneva nnd all intorme.li it
points via D. A B. K.B.,0.OTa m., 12.10 and Wil
p. m.,Via D. I(. & W. R P... -"it a ui.,l.:n p uu
Leave Seranton l..r Rochester, Buffalo. Ni
agara Falls, Detroit Chicago and allpol iti
west viaD. 1' H. R. F... 0.07 :,.m.,12 iO.B.lJ 1! 8i
p.m. vb D. L. & W. 1!. R. and Plttstoi
Junction, s 'li m 1410, 8 up. in , via E. A- W.
U.K.. 3.41 n. in.
Fbi Elm ia and th 1 west v. a Bai iniano 1. via
1.. II. u R 0.0; .i.m., I:; 10,11.18 p. m. viaD-
L. ft W. R.H.. ,8.08a.m., 1 ID and ti.'7 p. m.
Pauman parlor and sleeping orL. v. chair
c irs en all trains between L. & B. Junotton or
Wilkes-Uarro and NOW York. Phllad lp Us,
Buffalo and Stiaoen-ilon Bridge
BOliLIN H. Wll.llO it. (leu. Supt. East Div.
ClIAS. s, LF.E, Sen. Pasi Ag't, Phils. P 1.
A W NONNEatACHEB.Ass't O.'h Pass Ag't,
South Bethlehem Pa,
DELAW .'. Tit, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Trains leave Beranton as follows: Express
for New York and al, points) ESSt 1.40. 2.50,
5.15, B on aud 0 Be a, m. ; It K and 3 50 p, rn.
Express fur Eastou, Trenton. Philadelphia
sad tho South, 5.15, B.OJ aud 8.5! a. m. ; 12.5
and 3 .80 p. m.
Washington aud way itations, loop. m.
Tobybanna aocouiiuoiiatiou, 0 lu p, in.
Exnr ss f. r Binghamt u, Oswego, Elmlra.
Corning. Bath. Dausvlll", Mount Morri i a-ia
Buffalo. 12.10. 2 15 a. in. and 1 21 p. in., making
1 lose connoctioas at Buffalo to ull poiuu lu the
West, Northwest and Sou'.hwest.
Buth accomui1 idatioti. 'J 11. m.
Binghamt.in and way stations, 1J.37 p. m.
Nlciiol ou uccoinmoJatinii, at 4 p. iu. sua
C 10 p, m.
Blnghamtnn and Eltnira Express 0 05 p m.
Exi rcss for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswogi.
I'tica and Richfield Springs, -lj a. in. aud 1.21
p. in.
Ithaca, Mp and B ith fa. m nnd 1 21 p. in
For Northumberland,Plttston,WUkes-BarTei
Plymouth, Llooiusburg Ud Danville, making
close connect I at Northumberland for
Wlillamsport, Hsrnsburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington and the South.
Northumberland nd mtermedlate stations,
.!, KM a m. and 180 and Ml p. ro-
Nsnticoss ana intermediate stations, s. m
and 11.20 a. m Plynioutb and intermodiatj
itations, UOend 8.5S p. in. , ..
Pullman parlor and slsspiug coaches on ail
express trnins. . . . ., .
t or detailed luformail.ei, po ''.let tun tab '
etc , apply to M. L Smith, city ticket orHci,
i .. Kawannaavsnus, or depot ticket oinc
TBW Y-'lfK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
i RAILWAY (O.
TIMS TABLS IV imCI SI'NDAY. JI NK 21.
Trains leave Bcrkntou for Oarbondale at
S.30, 10.58 a. 111 . and t) 1 1 p.m.
For Hancock Junotton, 10.55 a.m. nnd ti 10
p.m.
Trains leave Hancock Juneiion for Scran
ten, ii a.m nnd 2 08 ). in
Trains leave Carbondala for Hcr.int n nt
7 24 S.m, and 1.84, 5 34 p in.
E
HIE AND WYoMlNl) VALLEY HAIL
HOAD
I'ralns leavn Seranton for New York and In-
termedwte points on the Erie railroad .it 888
a. ni. and 3.21 p in. Also for Honesdile.
Hawley aud local points at 485, 2.15 a.m . and
3.21 p.m.
All the ulove uro through trains t.i and
from Honssdale,
.,u additional tram leaves Seranton for
Lake Ariel at MO p.m. and arrives at Seran
ton from the Lake at 8 15 a til and 7. 15 p.m.
Trains leave for Wilkes-Barre at 8. 10 a, m.
and o. U p. iu.
Atlantic Refining Co.
Manufacturera and Dealers in
Illaminatin aud Lubricating
OILS
Linseed Oil, Napthaa end Gaso
lines of all 1. 1 .i i'- Axle Qrttitso,
Piniou Gren.se and Colliery Com
ponnd ; also, a larje liuo W l'ur
rafflne Wax Candles.
We nlso haudlo tho Famous CROWN
ACME OIL, the only fnmily safety
burning oil in the market.
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Office: Coal Exchange Wyoming Avj.
Works nt Fine Itruok.
General om.:e, SCRANTON, FA.
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