THE SCBAOTON TRIBUNE-SAT CJRDAY( MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1894.
ROYALTY'S LAST
RESTING PLACE
Councilman Robalban Views the Sights la
London.
VISIT TO WESTMINSTER ABBEY
Our Wandering City Father's Pilgrim
age to England's Great City A Day
Spent in Viewing the Historic Spots
In London The Tower, St. Paul's
and Other Relics of Past Ages Are
Inspected.
Special Correspondence.
London, Aug. 27.
J FTER spending two weeks in vis
A iting the principal cities of lu
H terest in the Interior of England
LTi and Walts, it la but a fitting
climax to what has been a trip of
much pleasure and enjoyment to pass
a few days in this, the city of all cities,
It was with a feeling of temerity that
I alighted from the railway carriage
at Paddingtou a few morning's ago
after an all night's ride from Swansea.
It was not the massiveness of the
structure or the excitement attending
the incoming and departure of trains
that caused me the slightest uneasi
ness, for we have stations equally as
lurge in our own state, with quite as
many trains arriving and departing
daily, but it was the thought that I
was entering what is recognized the
world over as being the king city of
tho universe and that among the
thousands of faces that passed me there
was not one that I Knew. It is a
strange sensation that conies over one
when you realize that out of 6,000,000
souls there in not one that you can
take by the hand and call him friend.
Of course the feeling is but moment
ary and is soon lost in the excitement
that is produced by your desire to visit
the historical places of interest with
which London abounds. There are so
many of these places around which
there hovers memories of ancient days
that to one whose time is limited it is
rather a dilllcult matter to select which
are tiie most Interesting. Having but
three days that I could devote to Lon
don, I at once, after securing perman
ent quarters, started out. to see the
sights.
AT HISTORIC ST. PAUL'S.
St. Paul's cathedral was my first
stopping place. It is a fine old build
ing that impresses you with its size
and its immense dome, which can be
seen from most all parts of the city.
It is of the Italian-Roman style of
architecture and is considered to be
the masterpiece of Christopher .Wren.
I was somewhat disappointed in the
appearance of the interior. It in no
way compares with the external in
grandeur of design. If the artistic
decorations be taken as an evidence of
the condition of art in England at the
time it was built, I cannot help but
entertain a very poor opinion of it, for
with but one exception there are none
of the decorations worth mentioning,
and that one is the carved woodwork
by Gibbons in the choir. This is truly
a work of art.
Many eminent persons are buried
here under the mighty dome, among
them being Wren, himself, and over
the entrance to fh choir are these
words in Latin: "If you would be
hold his monument, look around."
From St. Paul's by bus to Westmin
ster abbey gives you an idea of the busy
section of London. It takes you by
Ludgate hill, post the old Temple Bar,
and the present law courts, down to
Charing Cross to the houses of parlia
ment. There is a certain feeling of rev
erence that comes over you as you ap
proach the abbey. It is not the mag
nificence of the building or its archi
tectural design, but rather the histori
cal recollections with which it is im
pregnated. The first sight of it brings
to mind a host of associations of a more
stimulating character than any beauty
of architecture is able to produce. Here
is where the most famous of England's
kings hate been crowned; here is
where they rest, waiting the final call
that will summon them to appear be
fore the King of all Kings. For many
centuries England has placed here all
that remains mortal of her greatest men,
her scholars, warriors, poets, scientists;
in fact persons in all stations of life
whose memory the world would not
willingly let die, until underneath al
most every foot of ground there is in
terred the body of the greatest master
minds the world has ever known.
Space will not permit me to give a de
tailed description of the abbey, so it is
my intention to refer only to a few of
the most interesting parts.
INSIDE WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
In viewing the external appearance
of the building you cannot help but
admire the rich and elaborate chapel
of Henry VII, forming the eastern ex.
tremityof the pile, also the north
transept, formerly called Solomon's
porch, ou account of its beauty; like
wise the many domestic buildings still
remaining of the old monustry. As
ypu enter the interior through the
western door you are at once amazed
by the magniflcance and granduer
with which you are surrounded. The
high ceiling and beautiful columns and
arches, the choir aud the western win
dow with its odd engravings, which
when the sun shines through it, pro
duces all the colors in the rainbow.
Probably the most popular spot in
the abbey is the poet's corner. The
thousands that visit the building dally
spend more time In this particular
portion than all others combined, und
the strange part of it is that it is the
least pretentious in the way of sculp
ture of all the sections. Here lies the
ashes of those who in life they have
probably never seen and yet have been
their companion for years. As you sit
down on the old fashioned bench that
is provided for visitors and gaze at the
busts of those who have not become
famous by their deeds of valor and
chivalry, hut who have left heritages
that are as rich as any that have been
gained by blood and violence, you
seem to feel as though you were actu
ally conversing with them. In this
mall, and yet large corner, if you
are to measure it by the amount of
brain that is buried here, is the dust of
such wellknown characters in English
literature as Spencer, Beaumont, Cow
ley, Brlnley, Sheridan, Samuel John
son, Thomas Campbell and O, rare
Ben Johnson." For companions they
have such kindred spirits as (larriek,
Henderson, Casanbond and Camden.
THE DUST OF ROYALTY.
But time is fast fleeting and will not
permit you to linger at this, the most
interesting part of the whole abbey, so
with a feeling of regret you leave the
nresence of those whom you feel to be
friends and saunter ou to the rear of
thejholr where rests the royalty of
by -one days. Beneath a monument
that speaks, if ever stone did speak, of
the simplicity and comparatively rude
magnificence of the Anglo-Saxton
times to which it belongs, rests the
body of Edward the Confessor, and
what a circle of dead monarchs sur
round him! Henry III, Edward I,
Edward III, Richard II and Henry
V and Queens Eleanor, Philippaand
Anne of Bohemia, and near by are the
coruatlon chair, the history of which
carries you so fur back Into the ages
that what is before you seems all Jlke
a dream. And as you walk around
reading tho inscriptions to these
mighty monarch of the post the words
of the English poet come to mind and
make you feel as though you would
like get out at once:
While thus la state on buried kings you
tread,
And swelling robos sweep spreading o'er
the deud,
While like a god yon cast yonr eyes
around,
Think then ob, think, you walk on treach-
i erous ground,
Though firm the chequered pavement
seems to be
'Twill surely open and give way to thee.
Muoh more might be said concerning
the points of interest in the old abbey,
but time and space will not permit.
From the abbey I went to the houses
of parliament, the tower, Bank of Eng
land and in the evening to the Oliin
pia, to see Klralfy's "Constantinople,"
which is on the same large scale as was
their "America" at Chicago last year.
Regents' park, Earls' court, Zoological
gardens and Madame Tussauds, took
up the greatest part of the following
day. Then a drive today to Hampden
court, a distance of fourteen miles by
bus, stopping at Kew gardens for tea,
terminated my visit to tms great
metropolis.
My friend, the coal magnate. Is rusti
cating in South Wales and I expect
that by the time I get back to where
hu is he will have closed negotiations
for the purchase of tho whole of that
little island; at any rate he was think
ing seriously as to how it could be
done when 1 left him ten days ago.
E. E. liOBATHAN.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocke and Bonds.
The range of tolav's prices for the ac
tive stock of tseNew York stock market are
given below. The quotations are furnished
Ths Tribune by O. du B. Dimmick. manager
oi William Linn Allen & Co., stock brokers,
412 Spruce street. Scran ton.
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Am Sugar. 105i
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Nat. Lead
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N. Y., 8. & W, pr.. 43
North Pao
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O. A W 17W
Phil. A Reading 2Ul
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Scran ton 'Wholsaal Market.
Scrantoh, Sept. 7. -Fruit and Producb
Dried apples per pound, 6a7c : evap
orated apples, lOallo. per pound; Turkish
prunes, 6a5o.; English currants, 2a2c;
layer raisins, tl.75al.80: muscatels, 1 1. 00a
1.40 per box; new Valencias, 6a7o. per
pound.
Beans Marrow-fats, t3.40a8.60 per
bushel; mediums, f2.00al.fl0.
Pias (iraan, tl.15al.20 par bushel; split;
I2.50a2.60; lentels, 6 to 8c. per pound.
Potatoes New, 70 to 75c. per bushel.
. Onions Bushel, 70 to 7flc
Botter 17c. to 23c. per lb-
Cbbbbk Salic, per lb.
Egos Fresh. HHaltie.
Meats Hams, 120.; small hams, 13c;
skiuned hams. 14c; California hams,
9c; shoulders, 6&; bellies, 10c; smoked
breakfast bacon, 12c.
Smoked Beef Outside, lB)c; sets,
15c; insides and knuckles, 10fo. Acme
sliced smoked beef, 1 pound cans, 12.45
dozen,
Pork Mess at tl8.S0; short cut, tl7.60.
Lard Leaf in tieraes at 10e.; in tabs,
lOe.t In 10-pound palls, 10e. per pound;
6-poind palls, 10c. per pound; 8-pound
pails. 11a, par pound; compound lard
tieroes, 7&c; tubs, 7Kc; 10-pound pails,
8Jc. per pound; 6-pound paile, 8c. per
pound; 8-pound pails, 8c per pound.
Floor Minnesota patent, per banal.
f4.00ai.20; Ohio and Indiana unbar, at
t3.2S; Graham al $125; rye Hoar, at
t8.00.
Feed Mixed, par owt, at $1.25.
GRAin-Eya, 66a.; corn, 01 to 071 oata,
40 to 50 c. per bushel
Ryb Straw Per ton, $12al4.
HAY-tU.SOalO
Nw Tork Prcduoi Market
New York, Sept. 7. Flour Weak,'
ireeiy onera.
Wheat Dull, lower, with options: No.
2 rea store aud elevator. 58c; afloat,
6SXa&8c; f. 0. b., 69a69,'c; ungraded
red, 53aO'Jc.j No. 1 northern, Otic; op
tions advanced Mc, fell ac. closing
weak at KaXc under yesterday, with
trading fairly active; December most ac
tive; September, 58)fc.; November, 60)0.$
December, OlVc; May, COc
corn Dull, lower; closiag firm; No. 2,
64fGUo. ; elevator, 65n07c. aUout; options
advanced fell l2c: closing weak
at lalc under yesterday, trading
moderate; May and December most ac
tive; September, C3c: October, 62c;
December, 59o.; May, 58Jc.
Oats Fairly active, firmer; options dull,
easier; September, 84c.; October, 35Kc;
November. S0Ho.; December, 87gc; No.
2, white, October, 87c; spot prices, No.
2s 34tfc; No. 2, white, 87H87tfc.; No. 2
Chicago. 85c; No. 8. 85J4&; No. 8
whit?, 86dU,c.: mixed western, 85a
80c; white do., H6a41c: white state, S0a41c.
Beef Quiet, steady; family, tlO.COa
12.00; extra mess, I8.008.50.
Beef Hams Dull; t22,O0 asked. '
Tierced Beef Hood demand, firm; city
extra Iudia mess 117.50.
Cut Meats Moderate demaud; firm;
pickled belliee, 12 lb, 9a0c: pickled
shoulders, 7a7JC; pickled hams, llallc;
middles nominal.
Lard Quiet, firmer; western steam
19.50 asked: city, 8c; September, t9.05,
nominal: refined, quiet, firm; continent,
19 40: South America, 19.60; compound.
7a7Xo.
Pork Steady, quiet; sales 150 barrels;
mess tl5.50al6.75; extra prime, $13. 60.aI4.
BuTTER-Fancy firm and fairly aotive;
state dairy, 14n23Kc: do. creamery, 18a
23Kc; Pennsylvania, do. 18a23Xa; west
ern dairy, 18&al7c, do. creamery, 15a24o.;
do. factory, 12Hlflc; elglns, 24c; imita
tion creamery, IBaISc
CMtssx Moderate demand, steady;
state large, SalOo.; fancy, 10c; do.
small, 8Xal0c part skims, 4a8Hc! full
skims, 8aHr.
Eoos Quiet, choice, steady; state and
Pennsylvania, 1818Kc; lcebonse, Man
ioc; western fresh, 16si7Xft: do., per case
$1.753; Canadian, 17al8a,
GENERA
L
OF
HEWS
IDS
The greatest combination of priv.ite
capital ver before enlisted in one en
terprl! in the Ualt.d States is laid in
a Chattanooga dispatoh to be support
ing the Soothuro Railway company.
The underwriters, ni tbey may ba
termed, or the reorganisation scheme
of the Biobmoud and West Point Ter
minal and the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railway company are said
to be nonoothur than, the ItjthBcbtld', of
London and Paris, and the Vunderbilts,
of New York, Cornelius and William K.
1 he reorganization, as is well known,
was undertaken and successfully con
summated by Drexel, Morgan & Co..
of New York, and by J. S. Morgan &
Co. of London. These two great
banking homes interested their richest
clients, the Rothschilds aud Vauder
bllts, and as a result the syndicate is
mall in nnmbers bat is colossal in
wtaltb, representing the greatest ag
gregation of capital In ths world
more than balf a billion of dollars.
The reorganization plan provided for
$30,000,000 of new oipital, and It is
this sum that the syndicate bus agreed
to supply, and mora, if necessary, the
money to be used In heavier rails, new
bridges, new equipment, terminal?,
extensions, eta
Tbe Southern Railway company has
now in complete ownership 4 003 miles
of road, and by the re-organiz ttion bus
reduced the bonded indebtedness from
$135,000,000 to $00,000. 000 just one
third aud the fixad clniran from $7,
500,000 per annum to $4,500,000 a v
ing of $3,000,000 per annum. The
bonded indebtedness of tbe road is now
less than $30,000 per mile. Tbe first
annual meeting of stockholdrs is to
be held in Riobmond, Va., Tuesday,
Oot, 2, and bonds to the amount of
$120,000,000 on the entire property will
be authorized. There Is now very lit
tle doubt that the Southern railway
project is simply an extension of the
Vanderbilt system into and through
the south. The Chesapeake end Ohio
will no doubt beeome a part of the ays
tern within a short time, end
tbe Queen and Crescent sys
tem will ultimately become
part of tbe system. whatever
may be the immediate plans of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton peo
ple. Through tbe Cineinnnti South
ern, the Big Four of the Vanderbilt
system will be reached at Cincinnati.
The controlling stock of the Central
Railroad of Georgia is held by tbe
Southern railway, and when tbe prop
erty finally gets into tbe bands of tbe
security holders, whlob is only a ques
tion of a short time, it will be discov
ered that the Rothsobild-Vanderbllt
syndicate is in control. Tbe plans of
the Drexel-Morgan people are so near
frnition that it it no longer a matter of
speonlation that the greatest railroad
combination on earth is near comple
tion. Twenty-five thousand milts of
the best railroad property in America
will soon be under tbe control of the
Rothschild-Vanderbilt combination,
e
Since it began business, tbe Lacka
wanna and Montrose road has curried
nearly 80,000 passengers. The nnmber
of passengers carried in '03 was 83.333
In freight, there were curried iu 'D3
9.885,862 pounds, and reoeived 14,508,
871 pounds, besides 13,000 tons of coal
from Heart Lake.
...
The Leblgh and Wilkes-Birre Coal
company, instead of preparing all the
coal mined from the slopes adjicent to
tbe No. 5 Honey Brook breaker in that
mammoth plant, as was formerly done,
now transfers a fair share to No. 2
Tresckow. Tbe latter breaker baa only
a limited supply and can prepare it
with ease.
... 1
After an idleness of two months tho
Tresckow ooal washerr, formerly
owned by Stickney & Canningbum,
will resume operations under the man
agement of the Conlack Coal company,
of which it is said the LeisenrinifS "ru
at the head. This company bus been
operating a washery at Honey Brook
for the past year and to their enterprise
is due tbe success of tbe plant, it has
a shipping capacity of 200 tons of coal
daily and works nneeasinnly. A lurxe
force of mechanics are at work making
some necessary improvements at the
Tresckow structure and the rutty ma
chinery will be put in operation tinder
tbe direction of Elmer Evans. Fifty
bands will be given work.
Minor Industrial notes:
The Lattimer branch of the Lehigh Trac
tion company is rapidly nenriug com
pletion. The amount of money invested in elec
trical industries in this country Is esti
mated at slightly over 1 1,000,000, 000.
It is claimed that a great many of the
Reading securities recently bought have
been delivered to Jiirexel, Morgan ec vo.
Tbe Monon is now carrying the largest
freiaht tonnaee at any time in it history,
and the freight earnings are showing np
very satisfactorily.
The coal minea on the Evantville and
Term Haute are starting up aud the coal
traffic cf the road bids fair to be an im
portant item for tbe next lew months.
Frank Rammann. of Wfst Bethlehem,
son of the lute Harry Hammann, hns
boup promoted to the position of as-istant
io 4. W. jNonnemacuer, tne assistant geu
irnl Da9seneer asent of the Lehigh Volley
railroad, in the place of Tueordore Kamp-
man, who resigned to engage in the )ev
elry business in Betblebem.
Tbe sale of the Quarry ville railroad was
consummated Tuesday at Lnncaster,
Charles H. Locher, the banker, who was
the purchaser, making the filial payment
of fiS7,OUU. Mr. Liocner says oe uongnt
the road as a private enterprise, although
it in genorally supposed some piomlneut
railroad men are interestea in tue projeot.
Henry Bawatb, tbe oldest locomotive
engineer in America, has just died at Au
gusta, Ga. He pulled the throttle of Ibe
first engine used 011 the South Carolina
railroad, ana naa a recoru 01 more man
a balf century continuous service with
that road. He continued in charge of an
engine nntil 75 years of nge, when his eye-
slgut raiiea mm. At ine nine 01 Die ueatn
be was so. .
Philadelphia Tallow Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Hept. 7. TallOW WM
dull and ' weak. Prices were: Prime
city in hogsheads, 4 4c; prime,
country, in barrels, 4a4c; do. dark in
barrels, 4Jc.; cakes, 5j.; grease, 4;.
Dueber-Hampden
17-Jewel
Watches
are known by rail.
road men and othet
experts to be un.
equalled for wear
and accuracy.
Tiie PjffififiT TO.tclj .VYgrkfl, Canton, U
VIEWERS' NOTICE,!
14th Sewer District.
In be: Appointment of viewers to ascertain cssts, d.iraajoj and orponios and nsaoss th'3
benefits for tlio I'nurtut-ntu .District Malu s.w.r of tho TulrtoantU ward of tho city of
Scranton. No. 8CU. March torm M. common 1 leas Lackawanna county.
Notice U hereby givon that our report as viowoi-sia tho abuve case has bran QUd inlho
prothonotury's ollice of tlio county 01 Lackawanna,
Tho following Is a schedule of leneflts found by us as is shown in said report:
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Uehen, Mrs. C'ath
Ucliun, Mre. C'atti
Oolit-n, Mrs. Cath
Cieliell, Mr. Oath
Amniann, Dr. J
Ainuiaiin, Dr. J
Ainuiaiiu, Dr. J
Williams. E
Williams, E
Martin, William
Jlurtin, William
Kuddy. Patrick ,
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...Larch street
...Larch street
...l.a ch street
.. .Larch street
...Larch s'.reet
...Larch street
...Larch street
...Larch alreet
...Penn avenue
...Penn avenue..
Muldoon, V Ponn avenue..
MulUooa. P...
Maloy, P
Walsh, M
Sykos, James...
Ky k es, James...
ykeg, James. ,,
fcvka. .Tiuimm...
Thusx. Mrs. 8
. .Poim avenue.,
..Penn avenue.,
..Pouu avenue..
..Penn avenuo..
..Penn avenue..
..Penn avenue..
..Ponn avenue..
.Larch street.,
Thuax, Mrs. 8 Larch street.,
Wiut, tJenniHon..
n llliams, W. K
Burns. 1. H
Morton, Charles
Kruojjermann. Uust
Williams. J. E
KrueRermann, Oust
McDonouL'li, Mrs. Ada.
t'ostello, Thomas
Morell. Lewis
Boland, P. U.
....Larch street
..Lrirch street
.. Washington avenue...
..WushhiKton avenue.,
, , Washington avenue..
..Washington avenue..
..Wanhiugtou avenue..
..Washington avenue.,
..Washington avenue..
..Washington avenue..
.Waenlngton avenue.,
McDonnell, Patrick Washington avenue.,
McDonnell, Patrick Washington aveuue,
Price, Thomas J , Washington aveuue.
Mill, G. E. Br
Everlianlt, J. M. Dr....
Earley, Mrs. Edward..
Mylert estate
Mylurt estate
Mylert estate
Mylert estate
Mylurt estate
Mylurt estate
Mylort estate ,,
Laik, E Tin
Hellly, David M
Roillv, David M
Wldeinann, G. B
Loreuz, Carl
Belli, Anthony
Manley, James
Man ley, James
O'Malley, Mary
Walton, Mrs. Lizzie..,,
Sweeny, Michael
O'Mou, Daniel
Lemotery association..
Washington avenue..
, New 1 or a. avenue...
New York avenue...
Washington avenue,,
Washington avenue.,
Waahingtun avenue..
Washington avenue.,
Washington avenue..
Washington avenue..
W. shington avenue. .
Washington avenue..
Washington avenue..
Main street
Main street
Main street
Larch street
Washington avenne..
Washington avenue .,
Washington avenue.,
Washington avenue..
Washington avenue)..
Washington avenuo..
Washington avenue..
Washington aveuue ..
wasniiigtoB avenue..
Cemetery association
Cemetery association
Cemetery association Washington avonuo.
Cemetery association Washington avsnue.
Cemotory association Washington avenue.
Schleining, Cos pur.
bcuiuimng. Caspar..
Silvius, C. E
Gallagher, Richard.
Gibson, Mary
Hobau, B. A
lloban, B. A
Hobau. B. A
lloban, B, A,.
..Wyoming avenue.
Wyoming avenue....
Wyoming avenue....
Wyoming avenuo..,.
....Wyoming avenue....
Wyoming avenue....
Wycming avenue....
Wyoming avenue....
..Wyoming avenuo..,,
Cleveland, J. E Wyoming avenue
Cleveland, J. E Wyoming avenue
Cleveland. V. E.
Gesbeidle, Louis......
Mylert estate
Mylert estate
Mylort estate
Hcbwartzkopf, M. A
Mylert estate
Mylert estate
Uunster, Peter
Schimpff & Lang
Schimpff & Lang
Bchliupff & Lang
O'Malley, Michael
Lohmann, John
ZurHuu, Paul
Scbadt, Charles estate;
Wyoming avenue
...Larch street
... Washington avenue..
... Washington avenue.,
...Washington avenue:
... Washington avenue..
...Washington avenue..
...Washington avenue..
...Washington avenue..
...Washington avenue..
...Washington avenue.,
....Washington avenue..
...Wyoming avenue
...Wyoming avenue
.Wyoming avenue
Wyoming avenue.
Roche. Mrs Wyoming avenue
Hchadt, Charlesestate Wyoming avenue
Brieirul. Juhn
Thimoney, Patrick
O'Malley, Jamos
Gray, James
McWlttie, Mortimore...
Rozell, O
Thanhauser, 8
Llewellyn, Hopkln
Warinan, Mary u
Hoban, B. A
Metcalf, Alrr. estate....
11 aus, Jacob
Maus, Jacob
Hoban, B. A
Hoban, B. A
HoLan, B. A
Hoban, B. A
Tyler, C. L
Hoban, B. A
Nordhalker, C. M
Nordhaiker, U M
Storms, L-wls
Bloir, Christopher
Gavin, Patrick
Boog, Charles
. . . .Wyoming avenue.
....Wyoming avonuo
Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue
....Now York avouue
....Now York avenue
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue.....
....Wyoming avenue
. . . . W yuming aveuue. . . .
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming av nue
....Wyoming avenue.....
....Wyoming aaenue
....Wyoming avenue.....
....Wyoming aveuue
....Wyoming avenuo.,..,
....Wyoming avenue
....Wyoming avenue.,...
....Wyoming aveuue
....Wyoming avenue
,ow York street
Hartwlck. Henrv,
M urkle. . harlos New York street
Murkle, Lawrence New York street
Steiuiuetz. Charles. New York street.
Stemmetz, Charles. New York street
ew York street
.Penn avenue -.,
.Penn avenue
.Peun aveuue
.Penn aveuue
..Penn avenue
Savior. Ella
r urgersou, Martin
McDonnell, Miles.
Norton, John
Gilinore, Mrs. Laura...
Gilmore. Mrs. Laura...
Gilinore, Mrs. Laura Ponn avenue,.
unmore, Mrs. Laura. Penn avenue
Gilmore, Mrs. Laura Ponn aveuue
Hoban, B. A Penn avenuo
Hoban, B. A Penn avenue
Sanborn, T. M Penn avenue
Kelley, Edward Peun avenue
Mellody, Patrick Penn avenue
Burnett, Jamos estate Ponn avenue
Evans, i M Penn aveuua
Fairtiuld, Mary Penn avenue
lairtloM, William Peun avenue
Gray, Aaron Penn avenuo
Gray, Aaron Penn avenue
Gray, Aaron Larch street
Cleveland, F. E Larch street
Cleveland, P. E Larch street ,
Clevoland, F, E Larcn street
Butterman, A Larch street
Spencer, Keymoad Larch street
Stone, N. E..... N ew York street
Keiper, Charles. Wyoming avenue
Helper, Charles Wyoming avenue
Rowley, Juuies, jr Wyoming aveuue
McCaffrey, P. J Wyoming avenue
Caro.l, Jonn W yoinlng avenue
Barber, H. E Wyoming avenue
Rafter, John F ,. Wyoming avenue...,.
Loft ua, tbarles Wy, miug avenue
Lutz, George Wyouiinif-avouue.....
K arney. James estate Peun avenue
lienore, John , Penn avunne
McNally, Mrs E. J Penn avenue
Stowurt, Charles Penn avenue
McHugn, Mrs. U Penn avenue
McHujjh, Mrs. O... Penn avenue
beauiaus, t'. S Peun avenue
Hasler, D. M Penn avenue
Stewart, Mrs Sarah Penn avenue
Breck.Oimmlck A heynolds.New York street
B.illey, Mi s. M. A New York street
Harvey, Alfred New York street
Mauley, Anthony Penn avenue
Mnallridge, Mrs. Eliza. Penn avenue
Maloney, Peter Penn avenue
Hoban, B. A Penn avenue
Walsb, Mrs. Bridget Penu avenue
Dougher, P. F Penn avenue
Gllgallon, P. H Penu avenue
Cunningham, John Penn avenue
Coiiroy, Jamos Penn avenue
l onroy, Thomas Penn avenue
Murryweather, John Penn avenue
Muldoon, James , Penn avenue
MulJoon, James Penu avonuo
Muldoon, James Penn avenue
Waylund, Walter Penn avenue
Gibbs, Alfred Penn avenue
Bmiih, L. B.... New York street
Stone, John New York street
Tousand, A. B New York street
Benjamin, 8. C... New Yorkstreet
Kelly, T.J Capouse avenne.
Kelly, T. J Capouse avenue.
'J'ownsend, B. Capouse avenue.
Aytesworth Bros Capouse avenuo.......
Jonos, Byron Capouse avenue
UallUau. Richard Capouse avenue
Curr and Comp Capouse avenue.
Hulligau, Richard Capouse aronue.
Wut'Ster.D, W , Capouse avenne
Oakley, U.K., Capoue avenue
Crne, Jnuies Capouse avenue.
Uakloy, D. K Capouse avenue.
lloban, B. A. Capouse avenue.
Oakley. D. K Capouse avenue.......
O'Malley, Kate Capouse avenue.,
Hoban, B. A Caponse avenne
Maloney, Peter , Capouse avenue
Kelley, Mrs. Ann Capouse avenue
Dippre, Mrs .Capouse avenue.
elts, Isaao B Peun avenue
Felts, Isaac B ....Ponn avenue
Brennan, Benjamin Penn avenue
Mulligan, M. P Penn avenue
Oliver, David , Penn avenue
Weber, A P'nn avenue
Wilbur, Dr Penn avenue
Coleman, B Peun avenue ...
Coleman, B Penn avenue
Cobb, David Penn avenue
Bellamy, C, I,HIH,f,Cap9IUv aYSuU.
Amount
of
Land,
4i'xi:;o
MIX 132
40X131
111x130
HI X 118
31x140
8lxU2
36x144
40xh-0
Wx 73
tux fe'6
65x170
40x175
411x182
40x184
50x185
4" J If 5
40xl8"i
43x18.5
43x185
51x180
40x160
4HxW)
40x160
50xlti0
30x M
3x m
x i
49x 70
8' IX 53
40x210
40X111
40x100
411x210
4IIX 70
4(lx IW
40x 70
4Ux 9)
4Ux2IO
40x210
4'XllHI
50x1(10
68X W
811 x 90
110x211
40x211 .
40x211
40x211
40x211
40x211
411x211
40x211
1U6X 94
85X 94
8'ix IU
3rx 1)4
60x105
40x210
40x210
40x210
411x210
40x210
40x'.'10
40x210
40x210
40x210
40x210
40x210
40x210
4nx210
40x210
41 X2I0
40x210
40x210
40x210
4CxJ10
40x210
40x210
4UX210
40x210
50x210
SOxli
80x212
40x212
40x212
4IX.M2
40x212
40x212
40x212
40x212
40x212
61x212
40x132
40x132
32x100
40x132
6oxl 32
4UX186
40x180
4HX186
40x186
411x188
Ulx)2J
40x 00
52xlt0
GOx i6
41 li 76
4oxl85
40x185
40x185
40x185
40X18,
40x185
40X185
40x185
O'Xlhtf
20x188
4oxk6
4Hxli6
'.x!S8
40x186
4nxl6
4' ix ISO
37x130
3J.X13J
37x1 30
37x130
3X18I
60X 10
4lixl
40x186
40x186
40X186
40x186
40x180
4"xl'0
40x186
4UXI86
4 XI86
40x186
40x186
40x186
40x186
40x186
40x186
40X186
40x186
51x113
60X 10
. nox 90
1
37KH 60
45x 1)0
Vi;xl86
4UXI86
40X180
40x186
40x186
40x185
40X186
4ilxl86
40x186
00x180
100x186
40X186
40x186
41x186
40x186
30X ihti
10x186
40x186
100x111
lOOx 0)
40x105
85x105
60x166
40x186
40x106
40X106
40x106
40x106
40x106
40X166
30x166
KlxlOO
41x106
40x107
80x187
40x107
40x167
40x107
88x130
38x130
40X167
40x167
60x157
411X167
40x167
40x167
40x167
27x107
63x167
40x167
40x167
25x167
40x167
40x167
40xior
' 40x107
40x167
40x167
40x167
, 40x107
60xlU7
00x167
40x167
40x167
40x167
40x167
40x167
40x167
40x167
40x167
60x167
80 W
1 "
Total
Amount
of Cost.
25 8l
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Ill 30
20 80
16 60
Hi 80
17 Oi
17 SO
20 00
21 3 1
13 31
11 lti
86 60
1!3 30
24 OH
24 85
29 30
24 40
21 40
25 0
25 05
1'0 90
22 70
12 70
22 70
26 70
14 70
14 70
11 70
12 3i
16 00
20 00
16 00
15 30
20 00
11 80
12 00
11 80
12 00
26 00
K6 00
16 30
19 30
m 00
12 00
38 80
0 10
IW 10
26 10
26 10
20 10
26 10
26 10
42 00
11 75
11 75
11 75
16 00
26 00
SO 00
26 00
20 Ifl
26 (
26 01
26 00
20 00
20 0.1
26 00
26 00
20 00
74 00
74 00
74 00
74 00
74 00
6 00
20 00
26 00
26 00
28 0J
26 01
32 70
16 00
39 25
20 00
26 tO
20 00
26 00
6 0)
26 00
20 00
20 00
35 00
20 00
20 00
17 10
20 Ml
32 00
24 65
21 63
24 65
24 65
24 65
30 75
27 65
80 Oi
22 75
11 00
24 65
24 65
24 6S
21 65
24 65
71 14
71 14
71 14
100 64
35 66
71 14
71 14
71 14
71 14
71 14
71 II
18 60
18 M
18 60
18 50
1-60
15 35
17 40
21 55
24 55
24 55
24 55
24 65
24 55
24 bo
24 55
24 55
24 65
24 65
24 55
21 55
24 55
24 56
84 f
24 65
21 00
13 00
83 40
8 00
18 75
86 80
24 55
24 55
24 65
24 65
24 65
24 65
fH 55
24 65
86 80
61 30
24 65
24 65
24 55
24 65
18 40
8 85
24 65
40 00
23 00
13 00
11 60
28 85
23 40
28 40
18 40
28 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
17 05
28 35
28 40
22 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
10 40
19 40
28 35
23 40
28 85
23 40
28 40
23 40
2J 40
16 70
8180
23 40
2.1 40
40 86
66 119
06 119
28 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
28 85
86 05
23 10
23 40
23 40
23 40
28 40
3 40
23 40
23 40
85 05
17 70
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Street
or
17 L, . , Avonuo
Verms, Mrs. Ada Capouso aveuue
.? A. ! Capouso avenue,
Thlul Catherine. Cafouse and Cherry..
Bnrus, James Cherry Lane
"'iut.y. & K Cherry Lane
f,r kl William Larch street
pulley, r rank estate Larch s 1 root
Lewis, John F Larch street
Conrad, K, 8 La.oh stroot
iunrau, h. 8 Mousey avenue
conriKi, K H Mousoy avonuo
Conrad, fc. 8 Mous-iy aveuue
J onriid, b. H Mousey avenue
Iro..n iii F. C Cherry avouue
Conrad, Andrew Mousoy avonuo
Wehlau, Dr. L.. Mousey avenue
Km pp, Mrs. Lllza Sanderson avonuo...,
Kearney, Jl i s Sanderson avenue. .. .
C in rail, 11 Hani. . . . , Larch street
Gol ion A: Wuinu... Suudursou avonuo....
Golden & VVu all Samlorson avouua....
m'" "u f J,' "," Sanderson avenue....
Gulden & Walsh Sanderson avouuu..,.
tiiimi re A; Jieylert estate... Suudeisuu avenue....
liarkwortli, B. M Saudoraun avenuo....
Gilmoro is Moylort estato... Dickson avenue
Gllmoro At Jleylort estate... Dickson avonuu
Browning, M Capouso avonuo
Browning, M Capouse avonuo
American Safety Lamp Co.. Capouso avenue
American Safety Lamp Co..Cupouse aveuue
Sciaiitou Fence JIfg Co Cupouso aveuue
Scruutoti Fencu Ml ir I'n ruimimu ,..,,.,
1, ...... a
eon III, ..I. 1U , , , ,,
Koch Juhn ,
Koch, John
Koch, John
Koch, John
Voicui'l.Phlllu...,
Leer, Edward
Leer, Sarah
Mutliew. Sidney.,
Kliiit, Fred
Right, Mr
Jackson, T. B
Brockaway, K. B.
Uroi kawuy, R. B,
..Capouse avenuo.,
. .Capouse nvenuu
, .Cupouso avenuo
...Capouse avenue.
...Cupouso avonuo,
, . .Cupouso avenuo
..Capouse avenue
..Cupouso avenue
..New York avonuo,,,,
..New York avenuo....
..New York avenue..,.
..New York avonuo.,.,
..Mousey avenue
. .Vnlluiiir l.anna
rausi, Aiicnaei JIousov avenue.
taunt, Michael Mousey aveuue
i-craiiton Fence Mfg Co Mousey avonuo.
Scranton Fence Mfg Co Mousey avonuo
Hotiau, T. P Mousey avenue.
Hoban, B. A Mousey avonuo
Hoban, U. a Mousey avenue
, !,',"' ".'.A- Mousey avenue
Walker, William Mousey avenuo
Jordan, Jamos Mousey avouue.
Jordun, Jumos Mousey avonui
I !!' ' A Mousey avonuo
Seholllinsj. Hmry Jlousoy avenuo
"Jan, It. A Mousey avenue
llob.ni, B. A Mousey avenuo
Jischer, George. Mousey avonuo.
Msc.her. George Mousoy avonuu,
1, , ' M Cnpause avenuo
Kocho, r. M Capouse avenuo
Hoavans. E. O Capouso avenue
Stoavans, E. G Capouse avonuo
hteavans, E. G Capouse uvenue
Christmann & Becker Capouse avenue
Haycock, Gonrgo Jlousoy avonuo
uiiuHUB, Driiigct Jlousoy avenue.
Wntsou, W. W Mousey avenue.
Kurtz. Charles.
Wcriott, George
Wilson, Clato
Durham, Charles
Kmslor, William ,
Truo, Jlra
Jenklnt, V. O
Lutz, Henry, jr
Lutz, Henry, jr
Huban, H. A
Hoban, B. A
Huban, H. A
Hoban, 11. A
lloban. B. A
Connors, Jainoi estate..
Compton, Peter
1'ock, ,1. W
Huniinlor, John
Deitzel, Gust
Beniuh.li, F. A
Lisk, John W
Luring, J. W
Blown, F. W
lloltham, Thomns
Holtham, Thomas
Moluu, Goorgo
Mohm, Jarob
Ijoo, cnarlos..
.Now ork avuniiM.
Now York avonuo.,.,
.....Monsey avenue
... .Mousey avenue
....Mousoy avenue
....Sanderson avenuo....
.... Jlonsey avenue
....Mousey avenuo
Mousey avenue.
Mousey avonuo
Monsey avenuo
Mousey avouue
,. Mousey avenue
Mousey avenuo
Monsey avenue
Jlonsey avenue
Mousey avenue
Mousoy avenuo
Monwy avenue
Mousoy avenuo
Hundoison av.uuo. ...
Sanderson avenuo...,
Sanderson avenue...,
.... .Sanderson cvciiuo....
Suiideraon avenue, ...
Sanderson avonuo.,..
Sanderson avenuo.,..
..Sanderson avenue....
""'"" .rnmes San-'crsun avenue....
Jordan, James Sanderson avouue....
Vo:ts, Edward Sanderson avenue....
Runle. J. 8...
Burst, W. B
Cobb, 8am
Foster, Joseph.,..
Pourer, Ada ,
Puorer, Adam
Jonos Parsons, ,.
Fuller, M. D
Fassuld, Adam
Stoveua, E. G
Stevens, K. G
Stevens, E. G.,,..
Burns, 1. H
Brai. rit, Kliiabeth
.Now York avenue.
Now York avenue...,
Now York avenuo...,
Now York avenue..,,
Now York avenue....
Mouse v avenuo
Jtonsoy aveuue
.Miim-v avonuo
Mousey avenu '
!! Jiisey avonuo
'Mousey avonuo
Monsey nvenuo
Monsev avenuo.
..Jlousoy avonuo.. .
Braildt. Klizahnt). A 11,. u, hi ..v,.mi
Barnes, F. F. o date ...Albright avenuo....
Barbar, Theresa Albright avenue
Kearney, D. F Sunders m avonuo..,
Howe, J. B Sanderson avenuo..,
Robinson. Gust Sanderson avonuo..
Schuat, Charles estate. ... -.Sanderson avenue...
Schadt. Charles estate Sanderson avenue...
Jiaie, H. A Saudorson avenue...
Street, Sirs. P. A ,.. Sanderson avonuo...
Noald, Amanda Sanderson avenue...,
eald, Ainuudu Sanderson avouue...,
Bunting, W, A Sanderson avonuo...
Smith, Uraston Sanderson avenue...
Pauli, F. S Sanduraon a veiiuo. . .
Sandoiaon Ai Robb Saudorson avenue...
Meyor, John Sanderson avenuo...
Mct aiiu, P.pfltato Marion and Dickson,
Saudorson & Robb Dickson avenuo
D., L. & W. R. It. Co Ui.-kson avenue ,
D., L, A: W. R. U. Co Dickson avenuo
D., L. & W, R. R.Co Dickson avenue
1)., L. A; W. R. R. Co Dickson avenue
Delaware and Hudson Co.. ..Dickson avenue
Delaware and Hudson Co.... Dickson avenuo
Delaware and Hudson Co.. ..Dickson avonuo.,..,
Delaware and Hudson Co.. ..Dickson avonuo.....
Dclawa'e and Hudaou Co... Von Storch avenue
D., L. & W. R. H. Co.
Gillmoro, M. L
Gillmore, M. L
Sanderson Jc Robb
Gilbert .Mrs. Mary A
Jackson. J. A
Foote, Mrs. Maggio
HUKS, LIllllOU.
,,, Dickson avenue
...Von Storch avenue..,
...Dickson avenuo
...Dickson aveuue
...Dickson avenue
...Dickson avenue
...Dickson avenue
.Dickson avenue
Koch, John Dickson ave
1 h l:. J. P..
Phelps, J. P
Palo. Jl rs. Hannah
Sanderson & Robb...
Snnderson Robb...
Sanderson & Robb...
Sanderson &lobb...
Sanderson &Kuhb.,,
Sandersou Robb...
Sanderson Rubb. ,.
Sunderson AS Robb,.,
Keilly, John..
Dickson avenu.)
Dickson avenue
Dickson avenuo
Von Storch avouue.,,
Von Storch avenue..,
Von Storch avenue..,
Von Storch avenue.,,
Von Storch avenuo.,,
Von Storch avenue.,,
Von Storch avenue.,,
Von Storch avenue...
.Von Storch avenue...
Itclllv. Jalnes Nuv Antr awtmn.
..lyieri. estate
M ylert estate
Mylert estato
M ylert estate
Mylort estate
Clark, John
Hughes, Michael...
Kuezlesky, Albert
h column, J. J.
.Von Storch avenue..
Von Storch avenue..
Vi n Storch avenue.,
Von Storch avenue.,,
Von Storch avenue.,,
Von Storch avenue..
Vou Storch avenue.,,
Vou Storch avenuo..,
Von Storch avouue.
Guusipr. J. II. trustee Von Storch avenuo..,
Gilmore, Mrs. L Von Storch aveuue..,
Gilmore, Mrs. L VonStoroh avenue..,
Sanderson & Robb Von Storch avenue..,
Sanderson & Robb Von Storch avenue,.,
Sanderson & Rnbb Von Storch avenue,.,
Sanderson & Robb Von Storch avouue..,
Sanderson & Robb Von Storch avenue..,
Sanderson & Robb Von Storch avenuo..,
f anderson & Kubb Von Storch avenue,,,
Sanderson A: Robb Von Storch avenue,.,
Shotka. Theodore Von Storch avonue..,
Gilinore, Mra L Von 8torctj,avonuo..,
Gdmore, Jlr L Von Storch avenue..,
Gilmore, Mis. L Von Storoh avenue...
Gilinore. Mrs. L Von Storch avenue..,
Doud. Thomas Von Storch avenue..
Powell, C. P.... Vou Storch avenue..
Amount
of
Laud.
40x 60
40x 60
86x118
65x118
85x118
40x140
.19x145
BOXliiO
80x155
60x166
40x100
411x166
48x166
60x118
91x10.)
94x163
130x140
270x100
MlxlliJ
42x l)
42x 90
42x HO
(tlx 00
158x200
70x200
380
880
40x100
40x115
40x135
40x145
65x 167
40x107
40x167
40X107
40x167
40x167
40x167
411x167
40x107
60x167
3!ixi;;o
89X130
30x130
40x130
40x107
40x167
40x150
40x 30
40x 00
40X 40
3x 60
80x i)
40x100
40x108
40x160
40x166
40x106
40x166
50x160
38x235
8l'x
3Ux,
mix
0llxl7
40x107
40x107
4"xli!7
40x107
40x107
40x107
411x107
40x107
00x130
60X130
70x 474
Jox 474
60x150
41 IX 80
40x 80
40x100
40x100
40x163
4lx2vt)
411x225
40x250
Wx.'.lJO
4l'xl4l)
40x140
4ixi4il
15x11)
15x1(0
70x 80
60x200
40x220
4tf,i235
C0x2.ll)
10x211
DHxl70
811x130
42x105
42xlOJ
42x155
42x150
45x100
45x100
80xlu0
80xln0
40x100
3exl05
30xlil5
80x105
SnxlO.)
SOX 90
3ux Oil
20x !W
lOx W
80x 96
41x150
41x100
82x100
72xW0
50x150
00x210
60x210
00x210
00x210
49x220
60x220
49x220
60x220
100x2ii5
95x170
Mllxlo7
SOx 00
190x200
70x110
80x110
80x110
30x110
35x180
80x110
30x110
30X130
35x180
170x
i;ox
875x
675 x
70x181
60x181
COxibl
60x181
4'ixlsl
4dxll
60x181
00x181
00X181
00x181
00x181
00X11
80x181
00x181
60x181
HOxl.Sl
70x181
150x112
90x100
40x181
40x181
40X181
40x181
40x181
40x181
40x161
40x181
40x181
40x181
50x181
5xl81
70x181
60x181
60x131
60x181
60xlbl
611x161
0xl8l
611x181
40x181
40x181
40x181
40x181
40x181
40x00
40X10
Total
Amount
oi Cost,
8 41
8 40
18 35
26 75
26 75
25 76
80 (4)
20 25
20 ft)
28 35
23 40
23 40
26 75
30 76
48 84
48 84
64 OJ
10U 75
29 40
12 70
12 70
12 70
18 75
72 00
44 00
102 69
162 69
15 30
15 70
20 00
61 69
89 90
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 41)
23 40
30 00
19 75
19 75
10 75
24 70
23 40
28 40
21 40
19 75
10 00
8 00
10 40
18 00
15 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
2 ! 40
U3 4i)
80 00
27 40
27 40
27 40
27 40
85 15
21 40
' 23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
23 40
28 40
23 40
20 75
29 75
12 85
12 85
25 50
13 75
13 76
15 40
15 40
23 40
25 60
20 60
27 40
85 65
22 60
22 60
22 50
6 00
e 00
15 40
81 65
26 10
26 70
84 (JO
0 75
17 75
15 15
24 00
23 40
23 40
22 00
17 40
17 40
12 95
12 95
15 60
13 40
13 40
13 40
13 40 ;
114 Oil
12 35
8 00
4 00
12 ;s
21 05
15 50
15 60.
29 40
84 00
33 75
89 00
89 CO
39 00
82 00
82 70
82 00
82 70
67 30
45 40 .
41 40
8 00
m 22
S3 40
16 30
16 30
16 80
23 40
16 80
16 80
17 50
23 40
269 60
75 00
669 60
104 15
85 23
31 66
80 00
86 00,
24 00
24 00
24 00
80 00
36 00
3S0Q
36 00
86 00
80 00
86 00
86 00
36 00
IS OA
143 2!
32 00
78 00
70 0O
70 00
70 00
70(0,
70 00
70 oa
70 00
7O0O'
70 oa,
70 0U,'
91 99.
41 85
86 00
86 00,
86 00)
S8 00V
86 OOVI
24 tO I
a 00,
24 00
24 (104
24 0
12 00)
12 Oj
Unless oxcoptions to the report of viewors shall ba filed In the prothonotary'soffloe wlthhs
thirty days from the filing of said report, the same will be confirmed absolutely. (.
C. JJ. 80PER,
T. W. BTOKES.
FRANK MUELLER,
Viewer
arm 1 . 1 w v r.
!"NERVE SEEDS,
easoi, such as Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Headache, Wfeketalnets.
Lost.Vlanhood.Nlghtly Emissions, Nervousneiu.alldrnlnsandloiitol' power
In Generative Org! n of either sex caused by over exertion, youth fnl errors,
excessive una of tobacco, opium orstlniulants, whlob lend to Infirmity, Con.
Ixuniptlon or Insanity, can beoamealn vest pociou i peroox, ror.v.
ny mall prepaid. With a Wit order we give written anarantoe to eur
r.....l ikAmnnnv rin.nln.rraa M.tM h. m II rint.jlatL A air tnr It tkft
bEFOREANDAFTtRUSING.no other. Address NfcKVE SjEEUCU., Masonic 'fern pie, CHICAGO. lij.
For Sale in Scranton, Pa., by H. C. SANDERSON, Druelst, oc. Washington
and S or uce streets. " :
mm
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
TyiTO)lrrTrTragca Th8 only soft, aura an&
iDUfluta wuuo 1 , 1,
over offered to Ladles,
especially reoomxnendo
m umm www w ww w w mm m mmwmwxr m ou v uiuinu Jjufiina.
CsimABk tor SB. MOTT'S PENITYKOYAI. FIXT..3 and take no otw.
KBTBena for olroular. Frlco 91.00 per box, tt boxes for 85.00
iS' AJ.Lt. WU1 L" UllUAUUAXl t(J. ViOVeUUKi, Uoiot
For Sale bj C. BI. nARRIS, Druetlit, 127 l'eun Avenue.
1
EVERY WOMAN
Coastlines needs a reliable, monthly, regulating; tnodlelne. Only asmleaf ilt
the purest drugs should be used. 11 jou want the beat, gel
Dr. Peal's Pennyroyal Pills
The 7 tS9 prompts and crtitln In rwnlt ThoconnlnefDr, Feal't) nter dlup
1JWUII PWMW UH, VA.Wsj AUW W 4lMI sUWiVall Mr VWIMliti V1
?oraal by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avtnii an4
Spvuce Strtet, Scranton, Pa.