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THifl hCltAJNTON TJtllS U JS E S AT U It DA Y JUOltNltfC. JA.NUAUY 2U, 1895.
TALES OF TWO PITTSTONS
News of Interest to Readers Up and
Down the Valley. ,
IN THE INTEREST OP SCHOOLS
Directors Take Advantage of Wilkes'
Barre Experience Sleighing Trip of
tho Jolly Twelve A New Erie and
Wyoming Station Promised.
(Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Plttston, Ta., Jan. 25. Professor
Shell and the committee of the school
board were vlsltlni? the Wllkes-ltarre
soliools today. Investigating the meth
ods of the Wllkes-liurre school board
regai'dliiR thedlstributinn of text books,
the nnthod3 of discipline and of the
general inamiKenient, with u view of
regulating the present distribution of
tooks in our schools and providing them
with better educational advantages.
The happy twelve of Taylor enjoyed a
very lively slelghrldo to this place on
Thursday evening and stopped at the
Kugle. Those who registered were J.
H. Halpln. W. 1 Oouitright, J. li.
Whitlow. John 1'. Ayers, J. I.. Tossel,
Frank Decker, William Tidd, 11. C.
Courtright, John Kkhards, A. I.. Hen
dershot, Thomas I". IVmgrow, U. Willis
Itees, of Taylor, and CI. W. ilagerdom.
of Plttston. Mine Howt Snyder opened
Ills house and served a bountiful spread
to the merrymakers.
Horace l'.igat't. our enterprising ma
chine agent, will spend Sunday at his
home, Lake Ariel.
Services of the First Presbyterian
church, West Side, Sunday. Jan. 7.
will be as follows: Kev. Thomas W.
Srt-an, pastor. Preaching at bXKO a. m.
ami 7.3U p. m., administration of bap
tism to children at morning service,
Sabbath school at li m.. Young People's
Society of Christian Kndeavor at ti.W.
p. m.
Services of the First ltuptlst church,
Kast Side, Sunday. ltev. K. II.
Stewart, pastor: Prayer meeting at
9..'!0 a. m., preaching service at 10.110 a.
m., Sunday school at 2 p. m., Junior
Christian Kndeavor at S p. in.. Senior
Christian Kndeavor at li p. m., evening
service at 7 p. m.
Kev. K. X. Harris, of Coaldale. will
occupy the pulpit of the Kev. P. J.
Kain at thel-'irstCongregationalohurch
on Sunday. Mr. Harris is well known
to the people of this vicinity, as he
was for some time identified In evangel
ical work with Preacher Kain. A large
congregation Is anticipated.
Rev. P. J. Kain is enjoying his usual
success in his evangelical work at the
Pedford Street Methodist church, New
York city.
The regular church and business
meeting of the First Baptist church on
the Kast Side will be held on Monday
even ins at 8 p. in.
Superintendent George B. Smith, of
the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad,
says we are to have a new depot. The
time of building and the. location has
not as yet been decided on.
Hon. W. H. Rutledge Is home for over
Sunday.
J. C. Manning started today on a two
or three days' business trip to Roches
ter and vicinity.
John Ricketts accompanied his chil
dren to Danville for a few days' visit
v il'a relatives.
D. O. Snyder has returned from a few
days' visit at Sunbury.
Burgess Maloney, Thomas Cody and
Patrick Joyce are on a tishing expedi
tion over the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. O'Malley were in
attendance at 'the Robert Burns cele
bration at Wilkes-Barre last evening.
All regular subscriptions of the
Scranton Tribune will be received at
our local office, No. 8 South Main street.
AVOCA.
A select party of young people of
'Avoca wijoyed a sleigh ride to Spring
Unx.k on Thursday evening, where
they held cn entertainment In the
srhooJhue. The programme consist
ed of a c horns by the LangclIITe Pre.
l-ytfrlan choir, recitation by Miss Mary
Jane Davi.s, dunt by Carrie McDonald
a.nd Maggie Aikm.nn, selection by Will
iam Jennings, solo by Miss .Mary
Brown, selection by Allan MnDrmald,
dU'!-t by Mame. McOrinUle and Mame
Cra.nston, recitation by John R. Oeorfre,
rvadilnjr by Walter Anderson, recitation
by William Jennings, singing by the
choir. Those who wont from Avoca
Wf-re: Mr. and Mrs. J. Ft. Oeorge, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan f.irge, Walto-r Ander
son, Alexander Major, Rolxrt I.nng Ion,
William Alexander, Herbert Addison,
Itv. A. J. Weish-y, William Jennings,
Ja.ms Powell. John V.rown. Miss M.irv
WHEN YOU FEEL LANGUID,
dull and heavy, it's your liver that's
at fault A sluggish, torpid liver de
ranges your stomach and kidneys and
bowels. It poisons your blood. You
feel it "all over."
The best known remedy in the world
s Carlsbad. People go there, not only
for a disordered liver, but for all the
diseases that follow it, and for jaun
dice and chronic liver complaint, and
every ailment of the kind.
There's no need for you to go. You
get precisely the same treatment in the
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, the water solid
ilied at the Spring, or in the imported
waters. In catarrh of the stomach,
dyspepsia, habitual constipation, dia
betes, or any gouty or rheumatic a flec
tion, they have been a specific for bun
dreds of years. .
Take only the genuine imported ar
ticle, with the signature p( "Eisner &
Mendclson Co., Sole Agents, New York,"
and the seal of the city of Carlsbad on
every bottle. Beware of the many
worthless imitations sold here as "im
proved" or "artificial" Carlsbad Salt
which consist only of a mixture of
common Glauber Salt and Seidlitz Tow
der, and In no way have the same ac
tion as the genuine natural remedy of
Carlsbad. Insist upon the genuine.
J. p.vla, Alamo Cranston, Mamie Mc
Crlndle, Camie McDonald, Mrs. Dr. Bit
terly, Oaamle Snyder, Maggie Aikman,
Mary Brown, Margaret ltorcnlman,
Lena Ronnlrmui, Jeanle Campbell, of
Gracedale, Pa.; Miss Lizzie Kcllaun, of
Rtdgway, Pa., uid Lizzie lixun,. Atten
tive programme wa.s carried out tihcy
wore nerved with avfreshmoiits.
Henry Wlddel, 'Who left Avow eonio
weeks ago, ihaa ugain iroturned.
Miss Julia Daylor, of Vt Avoca, Is
visiting friends at Scranton.
Miss Fuiuiie Itmss, of Plttston, Is
spending a few days with friends In
town.
HALLSTKAU.
William Maynard wus a visitor In the
Pui'lor City yesterduy.
Ice Is now being gathoi-ed from the
Susquehanna river, and Is of unusually
goml quality.
Mi.M. 1.. (1. Simmons was 111 lUiigham
tun on Thursday.
TheMnteiitailiimeint under the ausplcits
of the Young People's Society of Plirls
tlan Kndeavor of the Presbyterian
chmvh in Hit' Railroad Young Men's
Ohristlaii association ivoms, in this
place on TiU'sikiy evening, was a grand
Bllcvess. Those who had pledged hrm
Keilvtvi to earn a dollar In koiuo li'gitl
niate way to aid the church building
fund told in 'rhyme how tihe dollar was
wecuivd. After the rhymes were oil
read, refreshments were nerved. The
amount cUwhI w as nearly $100.
A meetilng of the menibershlp com
mittee of the R.i'ltroad Young Men's
Christian association will be Juild in
the hall oil Saturday evening, Jan. "0,
to make arrangements for the mem
bership contest to begin Feb. X, 1S95,
and to chase April 1.
The Republicans of this borough will
hold a caucus in 'the city hall In this
place nn Tuesday evening. Jan. for
the purpose of choosing borough olll
cvrs to be voted for In the February
elect Ion.
Mis. Jo'hn Hallsteud died at her liome
In Lenox on Monday. The deceased
was well known in this place.
Temperance services will be held In
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening und. i- the management of the
Women's Christian Temperance uninii.
K. II. H. Uoof.i is inning a building
erected on his lot, on Pine street, to
be used as a hardware store.
A meeting of the Susquehanna Coun
ty Medical society will be held at the
Mitchell House, in this place, on Tues
day. Feb. 5.
Rev. K. 1!. Olmstead will give a lec
ture in rhe Methodist church in (Treat
Hon I tn rYb. 1- umier the auspices of
the Kpworth kague of that church.
Burgess DuHois is laid up with a
sprained ankle, oeoasiouod by a fall
on the Ice.
The receipts from the corn super,
which was 'held Thursday evening, was
about
Hon. James F. Duliois. of Washing
ton, D. C, has purchased a lot of
Michael Hays on Church street, ami
will erect a tine Vilck building on it in
the near future. The building will be
used for the HallsUad Herald, which
Is now being published on the same
Street.
Miss Kula Benjamin visited friends
In Susquehanna on Thursday.
Mrs. Ira Sawyer, of Candor, X. Y is
visiting friends and relatives In this
place.
John W. Chidaster is holding revival
services n.-ar Vestal.
The Jefferson branch union conven
tion of Young People's Society of
Christian Kndsavor of this county will
be held at Lam-sboro on Feb. .
Mrs. William Hoover, who has been
visiting h'.-r parents at Candor, X. 1'.,
has returned h'jme.
, Kelief in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by the "Xerr
Greta South American Kidney Cure.''
This new remedy Is a great surprise on
account of Its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages In male or female. It relieves re
tention of water and pain In passing It
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure tills Is your remeily. Sold
by C. M. Harris. Druggist, 12a I'enn ave
nue, Scranton, Pa.
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
The Peck Lumber company has re
cently Introduced a new dynamo and
its extensive and prosperous plant is
now lighted throughout by electricity.
Th Delaware, Lackawanna ami
Western statement for 1S!4 shows gross
earnings of $4:i.0:i8,S62. a rtecreas" of
732.111; operating expenses, $:16,00!,1!T.,
a decrease of J4.52S.K7, and net earn
ings, J7.OI9.iK7, a decrease of 1.20':,74.
The deficit after the payment of divi
dends was JlM.Cfi, against a surplus In
of tl.or.S.ftll. The report shows a
surplus of accounts receivable over ac
counts payable of $1,241,062. Net earn
ings for year were 0.24 per cent, against
11,4 per cent, last year. Coal trans
ported In lH'JI was 7,S22,178 tons.
The Ohio Steel company at Johns
town, which has expended nearly $2,
000,000 In the erection at Yotnigstown
of what Is conceded to be the finest
steel plant In the t'nlted .Slates, wll
light the fires and commence active
operations next Monday. The pay-roll
will amount to about $40,000 a month.
It is expected to start the plant to make
billets of nil sizes and sheet und tln
plnte bars. The plant Is built with the
Intention of ultimately making T rails
and structural steel. The output of the
plant will be from 1,000 1o 1,500 tons
a day.
It Is given out on good authority that
the New York, Susquehanna and West
ern, of which the Wllkes-llarre and
F.astern railroad Is a part, Is prepar
ing to build (in extension from Wllkes
Harre to Orangevllle to connect with
the Wllkes-ltarre and Wewtern and at
Watsontown connection will be made
with the Central Pennsylvania anil
Western, which runs to Mlllhall, near
Itellefonte. The Susquehanna com
pany owns controlling Interest In these
roads. This would also give a direct
western outlet by way of Wllllams
port. Joseph F. Hlnnott lias confirmed the
report that he had disposed of a large
block of Heading stock. He salt) his
holdings were 44.000 shares and that
about one-half had been sold out. He
explained that the reason that prompted
tho sale was tho unsatisfactory out
look of the coal trade. He had expected
that the committee, on percentages
would have been able to accomplish
something before this and he believed
something would be done, for the con
dition of the trade was so bad as to
compel action. He did not Intend to
Bell the remaining stock.
It Is said that theheretoforeconservn
tlve policy of the Lake Shore railroad,
tinder the management of the late John
Newell, will be entirely changed under
General Caldwell, the newly appointed
president. It Is said that in the future
the policy of the road will be aggres
sive, and the passenger and freight
men of tho line will be expected to get
out and hustle for business. It In also
stated thoit there Ui a strong probability
of a new Issue of stock soon to be made
by the company. This new stock Is to
be Issued only-to present stockholders
of the road, and the income Is to be
used to pay oft the bonded Indebted
ness of the road.
Philadelphia- Stockholder: "There Is
practically no change In the situation In
so far as alfeots the efforts being made
to readjust the several companies' per
centages. Tho sub-committee has not
fully completed its tusk, but It may
have the work HUlllcieutly advanced to
submit a report at the next meeting
of the presidents, which will probably
be held the coming week. The move
ment of coal from second hands to tho
consumer, while not large, Is eald to be
entirely satisfactory to the producing
companies; and no cutting of prices
Is reported. The output, on the other
hand. Is not large. Last week's ship
ments, while S,4titt tons larger than for
the same week In 1,S!U, were somewhat
less than those the preceding week,
and brought, the dally average down to
!i(i.i;2H tons; or on a basis of 2,!J'.r,4!i!t tons
for the month. This is over a half mil
lion tons In excess of the agreed output
for January, but there Is a likelihood
that It will be cut down before the end
of the mouth, unless the companies
should feel that the market Is capable
of absorbing such a rate of produc
tion. Storks uiu steadily declining at
all points."
STOCKS AX I) "BONDS.
New York, Jan. 2j. Tho extraordi
nary withdrawals of gold from thesiib
troasury were the chief topic of dls-ciift-dun
In llnanrUil clrclis today and
even at th.' Stuck exchange the profes
sionals, who had a monopoly of the
dialings, were Inclined to go jdow. The
wUhdi twals of the metal today
amounted to $4,7!iO,OOU coin and $1,000,
tMl bars, making t'lie grand total for
the week thus far $I2,:!00,01H. Of this
$7,200,000 will be forwarded to Kurope
tomorrow. In view of it his tremendous
loss of the met'il the general impn issloii
was that the administration will wait
no ledger for congress, but will net at
once. Some had It tihiUt a new issue of
Umds would be made on .Monday and It
was 'Cluls that kept tho market llrm
throughout Kie clay. A new feature
was the buying of $1,O0ip,O0U gold bars
at 'the uswiy otllce, the purchaser hav
ing h.i. l to pay a small premium. The
sabs of stocks were IW.INKI shares, the
smallest total for any day of the week.
At dh stan t the market was rather
weak for 'the bankrupt issues, but us
the day wore latnng a llrm tone char
acterized the dealings, and tilt? closing
was llrm. Net changes r-how gains of
i4 to l'i percent., Delaware and Hud-
t;.'H leading.
The range of today's prices for the ac
tive stocks of the New York stock mar
ket are given below. Tho quotations nro
furnished The Tribune by (5. du H. Dlni
iniek. manager for William Linn, Allen &
Co.. stock brokers, 412 Spruce street,
Sciunton.
Yes. Dp'n- High- Low- Clos
Clos. lug. est. est. lug.
A.. T. & S. P.. 4', 4-'- 4i 4 V
A. S. It. C Sli'i Sli3 "i W" '
A. C. 0 2:1 21! 2:i't 2:t 23! ,
!'., M. & S. P.. ri &Vi S'i K&k
C, It. I. & !'... Ii2'a W'a Ill's 2-n
C, li. & Q 71 "h 7irs 7P 70 Vl'n
C. li N. W ."', I'-h !''
C. C. C. S. L 373 W'i ;i7'4 .'ti'j 37'i
files. .V: (1 lli-'j K;1-i 1''""4 1":'M Wt
I). C. F. Co.... l'l's l'i' T it ii"t '!
D. a II 1211' 12111a 129', 12!li
Cell. Klec V.Vj ir.'s i-1'n .Ms 'a
Jersey Cent... , 'a Wsi 87" a XTi
U A N .W'i '"!', "BS,
Lake Shore. ...i: IWj 1"'-j IKi' Wt'-a
.Man. Kle IWPi HP W Kni"
Mo. l'ac 22"s 22 22 21' 21-;
Nat. Lead 3:i'a iW !I2",
Nat. Cord "'' 'h
New Bug M . 31' 3 31' 3i)-' 31'-..
X. Y. C W'j !iH7k !'7s W'j !W,-J
S. H f s '-"a !"4 ' !"s
(I. & W I'.'s 1'! 1,: lie's 1,;
& K '" ' ' M
S.' & W ". It II 14 14
Tex. Pac t's S's S'-s ''a
I nlon Pac !.'4 It's 11'k S'a
W. & S. 1... I'r 1:1-1, V.: l'-Pi K'-j rr
W. Cnlon S7 KTU S7'3 87N K7'i
C. C. H 72' j 72'.j 7.1', 71-m 7-i'
N. P.. I'r J'i Wt I..:- lie,
A. M. T t'l's Id .' M"
H. S. C 21 22 21 22
CHICACO HUAI'.U OF TRADK PRICKS.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos-
WIIEAT. Ing. est. est. Ing.
Mav r,:t'i M El'. M-
July of r,r,'H W, M'i
OATS.
January 2S'.i 2S'3 zl'j
.Mav 21t's -J-'t -'
CORN.
January 43 43 43 43
Mav 4' t:'"i '',2
J11K- 4l'i 4:.'i. 4Tj 4-Vi
LAR!.
January C.t:, (!... fi.l. r,..
May li.'-- 6 '" '
PORK.
January 10. 10 10.42 10.30 10.37
J,iy JO.W 10.75 10..VI 10.H2
New York prodnco Market.
New York, Jan. 2Ti.-Floiir Active In
simill lots, prlees weak. What Hull,
lower, closing steady; No. 2 red store anil
elevator. r,7' la'iT'.je. ; ulloiit. 6s-i4afi!lc.: f. -.).
b., uH4ai98C. i ungraded red. Winkle.; No. 1
northern, i"',c.; options closed steady lit
'viV. below .yesterday; .May sold at ,c.
below previous low record: No. 2 red Jan
uary, r,7:'c.i February, &V .; .March. Wfc,;
May, .'iK'-kc; June, Wkc; July and August,
R!i's'c. Corn liiill, llrm; No. 2, Ww. ele
vator; "iMariOc. ulloat; steamer mixed, 4Sa
4!lc. ; options eloseilwenk 11111I unchangeil to
,e. ilown; January, 4';hC. : February, 4'.ir;
May. 4'J'sc ; July. 4!i'4'. oats gulet, llrm:
options dull, llrm; January, February end
.May, 3;i'c.; No. 2 white March, :Hie.; spot
prices. No. 2, 33''(,a3IV. ; No. 2 while, .Hie.;
No. 2 Chicago, iiBic.; No. 3, .",3c.; No. 3
white. 3.V4C ; mixed western, 3la3.'ic. ; white
do., 3iie.ii4iie. : white state, Mi'aiiloc. lleef
Qulet, unchanged. Iteef Hams Dull.
Tlencil Beer -Inactive. Cut .Meats gulet,
weak. Lard Firmer; western steam,
$ii.'i; city, fi.S; January, $H.H, nominal;
.May, H7.ii.". asked: retlned, Hrnier; conll
nent, J.7.10; South America, $7.tH; com
pound, ra.".'..c. Pork yulet, steady; mess,
$l2al2."0. Butter (iuht. fancy ereainery
tinner; slate dairy, UialDe, ; do. creamery,
li'.u22e.: Peniisylvanlii do., 1iia22e. ; western
dairy, iuair,e. ; do. creamery, Ha2.T!.c. ; do.
factory. Km He.; F.lglns, 2Vjc; Imitation
creamery, llulic; June ereaiyery, l.rn2li.'.
Cheese I Mill, easy; stale large, ilall'e',;
do. fnn'-y colored. 11',''.; do. white, HH,a
11c; do. 'small, U'-ialPHc; pnrt skims. 3'yi
He; full sklnis, 2n2',,c. F.ggs .Modeialo
ileniand. firm; state and Pennsylvania,
23o.; refrigerator, lfal7'.4e. ; wpstern fresti,
22c.; do. per euso, $2u3.7r; southern, 2u'ia
2l!c; limed, lliiloe.
ChicagoStock Market.
Villon Block Yards. 111., Jan. 2.1. Cattle
Receipts, n.flOO head; market steady;
common to extra steers, $:4.irnfj.nn; stack
ers anil feeders, $2.lln3.7!i; cows and hulls,
$l.2.'n.'l.i'0; calves, $:infi.fio. Hogs Receipts,
17JNHI bead; market (Inn; heavy, $:i.l)rn !.;";
coniuion to choice mixed, $3.7riii.3(l; choice
assorted, $l.o:,a l.l.r; light, $3.7ual; pigs, $2a
3.7.",. Sheep Reerlpls, 7.IKHI head: market
llrm; Inferior to choice, $2.2ra3.7"; lnmbs, $3
nl.no.
llnffnlo Stock Market,
lluffalo, Jim. 2T. Cattle Receipts, 1,410
head; oil sale, Ml bead: market steady;
prime heavy ,ltoo lo l,r,no-pound steers, $"n
fi.2r; veals, $4aT.7n: good light blitcherH'
steers, $.i.7fn3.W; flit cows, $3.2"n3.4ll; good
medium steers, $l.in4.M. llogn R
relpts, 10,200 head; on sule, r.2T,0 lieuil; mar
ket strong: Yorkers, $l.2in4.30, mostly $4.3n;
pigs. $l.2fa4.30: good medluniH, H.Wiii l.:iL"i;
guild heavy. $l.30u4.37'; roughs, $.1.rOa3.7f.t
slags, $3ii:i.ii. ntieep ami i.uniUH lie
celpts, O.OOO henil; on stile, 7.200 head; mnr
ket tlrm; good to best lambs, Jl.imari.lio;
fair to good, S4.3Tm4.7r: light and com
mon, $3.7ral.2r; good mixed sheep, $2.7"a
3.411; common to fulr, $2u2.t;r; export sheep,
3.r0a4.2r.
on Muikot.
Pittsburg, Jan. 2I. oil opened at 101;
highest, Ml 14; lowest, 101; closed, 101.
The Secret Art of Beauty lies not In
cosmetics, but Is only In pure blood, and 11
healthy performance of trio vital func
tions, to be obtained by using Burdock
Blood Bitters,
0
CENT
A Word.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH. WHEN PAID FOR, IN AD
VANCE. WI1KN A HOOK ACCOUNT
IS M AUK, NO CHAUOM WILL It IS LK89
THAN 26 CKNTH. THIS RULE AP
PLIES TO BMALL WANT ADS, EX
CEPT SITUATIONS WANTBD, WHICH
ARB INSERTED FllBlil.
Wanted.
y antko-ktock dry uoods, ci.otii
' Ing, for i'bsIi. Adiliess A. lIANElt, 2I4S
N. HroNilHtriwt, I'lillmlelpliiH, I'm.
Help Wantcd-Male.
AbirHSiATrv'ri
Ci Itnpal Dish wiilir to I ho wIioIxmiIk and
retail tiade. WiihIius and ilrius lliu disliitH in
two iniaiiieK witlmat wotting ths tliigi'n; J7.
a week und ull uxiieieieM KitHy puHtiot'; 111)
lun 11 wel l; : . mm iiiuk.. yilM werk. AdilicHH
W. I', RAItltlsuN & CO.. Clerk No. 14, 10
lumlmn. OIiIm.
C A I . I :s M K N -It KH l 1 K N T HA I-KB II KN
1 ' wiinted, HriuulatiiJ with tho local niul
ueiivhy drag und a I'uuory trmlM, to liunUlo our
Hue of high gi-iida cluioH. AddruHS, itlvlng
lelenmri-H, J. KnWAItl) COWLKS Co., Ill)
Cliamtuu-NNtroHt, N. Y.
Hclo Wanted Femalaa.
U' a n n'iMlCm' u, ,vn-(ilH-agiul
woman, uxpuneiieed luuio
kueiinr, wllliug tu work. ('iiiil'irtalii henm,
giii il wilary ( nil permainlly lsiu Jai'kxon M.
Special Notices.
' 1 'HiT'A.ufAi,Mi:iaTNo op tiik
1 htoi'kluilders of 'lli'i WcNt hidifu Ciwl
t 'inn puny will he lielil In their ottli-n in fScraii
toti, 011 Aliiuduy, Janiiiii y 2itli, ut 2 u'eloelt p.
111., fur the piirpoHu of elui-tuig diroetors fur
tho iniHiilug year ami I rauiuii ting auva other
biiMiauH an may eulue boturo tliein.
K. A. CbAUK, Secretary.
' I 11 R A S N t: A I- Jl K H T I M H 1 V T 1 1 K NT( :( H
i. lu.liluiH of Tliu l.iiikswniinii Tl'imt and
.safe WepoHit t.'iinpuny will lie hold at IM ollleo,
ltd I u 'knwuiiim Hveiine, "M Kubi nui y 1 next,
I'rniu II to 4 p. in. lli.NUY llrJI.lN, .III., Kuc'y.
I K I.OliKINd Kdlt OOOI) HKI.I.l' II, SKNI)
1 Title, fur Hiitople. Wundirtul l.ol'lioii ho
Hilling Pea fin Bluinp for piirtiuuluiH l.xrln
ulvo territurv: luoiils.iiao prutliU. Lu
CI.A.NCilH liL'I.IXtl 1'K.N UJ., buy ton, Ohio.
I MtKD 31. RlCltltY, N I'HHK UKADL'A'l E
I M ill -i Tihi uig .Si liuul, llullovui) Uubpital,
Now York. 1:100 Mans y uviiiiuo, city.
AM NOW PUKPAUKUTO PL UMSII KX
I lubittunu anil 1-,-tni upon uny Kiibinct ili.-
el....... ..ui.il. , i 1 1... il i .u,.u,.. I
niii-ii. i ni-mi VAiuii.iii'in iviii u iiiuniiniu i,
having ill my puHitcaHioa Ilia iuu.it iKjworfiil
dibsulvia steruoptieoaH made.
P.. II. CAM., Tribune Ofllee.
V'Ot: WAST THIS ltKI.IC - - KKl'KIXT
1 Prank Leslie's llluHtratud Week y War
lilustratio-.H 1N1.80.". 'i'u-u Yoluiue Polio,
f id.-'iil: puyulle nioiitlily, $2.00. Dellvured by
express couiplote. I'reiiHiJ. Addles P. O.
JiOOUY, tilo liilisuii ktreot, Scruntun, l';u
BLANK HOOKS, P.Utl'IlLLTH, MA14A
.ines, etc, bound or rebound ut TlIK
Tin lie Ml ollicu. (juick work. RcoHunublii
prices.
For Rent.
l'OH HKNT-HT OKK AND TWO BASE
J liients, N'o. 7 LaeknwauiiH avenuti; aHo
second and tliiid Kooi-n arranged for two l'aiu.
iliesur entire building for wholeHiile purposes;
elevator: D. fc H. nwltch t J building. ROB
KItTSON A- HITCHCOCK, No. 404 Lacks
wanna nveuue, Seru'iton. Pa.
M) KKNT A PHIL l-R(J().MS NOW OCCU-
nied uv Mish Kcnnv 8 drcsamakmg catnb-
lisbinont. Apply at 1 inlev h.
13'6ulENT-lTAltu'HALL POK LODUE
1 or club room. Apply at l'iuluy'g, 510
Lackuwaiuu avenue.
I'OK KKXT-BK ICR W A It E HOP W ff H
I olovutor on 1 L. V . switeh anil West
Lackawanna avenue. Serantnii Htuvu Worki.
S uim:rior MOUKKN IIOVSK; AYENCjJ.
JONKS, illl Hpruce.
T.OIt RKXT-Fl'ItNISIIi:I AND i'SH'B
X nibiierl rooms at iT.iii Lackawanna ftventi
iroR RENT-SIX ROOM HoCSE ON WEST
J Lackawanna avenue. A'l'lros, 1 110M AS
E. EYAXS, aear 11:12 Luzerne, Hyde Park.
;oR RENT NK'h LY Kl'RXlSHF.Il HAL
suitalile fur loilgo roemi JOHN Jl'.U-
JIYN. ll'.i Wyumlng nvenu.
Strayed or Stolen.
CTKAYED OKHTOM'.X -1'ltOM 1010OLIYE
C5 atre.it. on Saturday, Jan. f. a wliito bull
pup, w ith large Hpot ou hack. Ten dinars re
ward will be paid fur return of same and no
ipiostions nki (l. W. L. REITS
Physicians Notice.
I T IN NEED OF SSOL'AKS FOR PATIENTS
i we aro largo breeders of thorn.
HAHLAM'S, 118 Cliff afreet.
Ap.ents Wanted.
uBxWwANHiirir?ji' ahITrked?
"Huleit of l'aruatnoutiiry Law." fur pub
lln otllcials. lawyera mid liiiHinisri men rfener
H'lv. Wll'. for sainplo. Pockot size. KAN'll,
McXALLY ,V CO., Clilr ngo.
'EXERAL AOEXTH WAXTED-SEI.L
I lug new aitlclca to dealerw: exehniive ter
ritory, no competition, no capital t-nipiiriMl:
2I) to :Hi per cent, prullt Colaiabia CUi'inlcal
Co., ISI Deal-burn at., Chicago. 111.
A OK NTS IN EVERY STATE ON SALARY
and cnuitiiMinn Agcut making $?. to
?MI weekly. ECRKKA CHEJI1CAL MT U
Co., La Crosse, is.
UVaNTi 1) - ACTIVE SALESMEN TO
liaiullo our line, no peiblling. s.i'nrr.
S7."per nioiitli niul expenses paid to all. OooiU
entirely new. Apply ipuckly. P. O. llox, UH,
Huston. Mn-.a
Charter Application.
VOTICK IS HEREBY (ilVF.N THAT AN
A' npplieaton will lie madu to thu L'ovurnor
of tile stute of Peiiiisvlviiniii on Monday, tlin
4th dnv of l'elruary.'lwi , by L. ,M. Runnell.
Wllliain S. Uoyd, Jr.. W. S. Mears. John W.
( oiledgo, O. A. Clearwater. K. M Towks
bary, Joliii H. Cox nnd Edward II. Lynde.
unili'r the act of rissenibly of tlie Coin
lnuiiweiiltli of 1 entisylviinta, eiitltleil, "An
act to provide fur tlio incorporation
and reif illation of certain coroorattuns,"
niproved April 211. Is'ii. aii'i the supplenioiita
tlim-fito, for tliu clinrter of an iiiteiuled cor
poratiuu to bo called, 'The tliamond Alirn
Company." tlie rlinracter and object of which
ls,llii' mining and giiarryingof mica anil otlur
runs or minerals, preparing the hiiiio for mar
ket and marketing tlie mime, and for
tli'-no purposes to li.-ive, iioshch. und
eniuy nil iIib rlglit, benetlta ami privilegta uf
said act of asuemlilv nail iti Kiippleinenta.
J. ALTON DAVIV. Sellcltur.
Poultry Foods,
1UKKN CUT HON K IS THE MUST ECO-
I nuiiilonl e.ig prudiiclng food in tlmwnrlil.
It will double the number uf ugiia and make
t hem 2r per ennt. ninre ful-tllo. AUo ground
bone, meat, eyst'-r sliells, ehiirconl and bonu
meal. IIASLAM'S, olllco, lis 1 'lilt' street.
Works, foot of Cliff Street.
Situations Wanted.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOL'NU
k man i w it in a c-ai ikmiipi nuoii or any
thing In that. 11 no : ban hail experience wltli
tools and will furnluli innin. AddreM "UUY
l'.R," Mia Capoiifle avenue, city.
CITPATION WANTED- HOY OK 111 YBAKB
O wauti work; useful 111 Imndllng burses;
good roioruni'oa; "J. F.," Diininore imatotllca.
J lTl'ATION WANTED MAN WANTS
til worli; iipefiil for any kind of work; with
beat references. "II. K.." Diininore pontolllcu.
VJ1TUATION WANTED FOR WASHING,
O Ironing or any kind of work bv the day.
Washliiga taken home, also, fall ur aildresa
"L. Iv. li.," Kit Nurlh bumner nvunuo, Hyde
ram.
f I ENTLEM AN OF OOOl) CHARAO'EK,
1 1 good educatlun, wants posit Inn; can do
any kind of olllco work: lis, had several years
cxnarionce: can give best references; will also
work unu or two weeka gratia on trial; haa a
knowledge of aliortliaud. AUdraaa "X. 14.,"
core Tribiinii
CITPATION WANTED BY A (OO0
D girl; would like n place In a mull family.
Address "11. Il" Tribune ofllco.
Plilludclplilu Tullow Markot.
I'hlladelphlu, Jan. 25. Tallow la lower
and weak, under a light demand and free
orferlngH. We quote: City, prime, In
hlulH, 4u4'4c ; country, prime. In bbla.
4nl',c.; do. dark, In bbla, ic; enkw,
iliC ; grease, a;e.
Connol
SATURDAY, JAN. 19, WE INAUGURATED THE
SEATESTOiTTOl IfiLEOlB
Note the prices below and see if they
are not lower than you have ever bought
them at before, and lower than any of our
competitors :
Hill 4-4 Bleached, - 5 1-4C
Lonsdale 4-4 Bleached, - 6 1-4C
Lonsdale 4-4 Cambric, - 8 1-2C
Atlantic A 4-4 Brown, - 5 i-4c
Pride of West 4-4 Bleached, 10 1-2C
CUCTTIMC
Lockwood 9-4 Bleached,
Lockwood 10-4 Bleached,
Utica 9-4 Bleached,
Utica 10-4 Bleached,
CONNOLLY &
IS NOW
THE SCRANTON BEDDING CO.,
PRICES
STILL IN EXISTENCE.
The World Renowned and Old Reliable
Dr. Campbell's Great Magic Worm
Sugar and Tea.
Every buz gurranto'd to give tatiafartlon
or money refuudod. Full printed illroutiuu
from a child to a Krotvn pemou. 11 is purely
vegetable and canuot positively harm the inoxt
tender inlant. liiniat 01 uaviiiu Ur. Camp.
bell's; accept no other. At all Drugifista, &u,
WONDERFUL
Boiith 8-nANTox, Pa., Nov. 10, WH.
Mr. C. W. Campbell Doar ISIr: 1 hava
f iven uiy boy, Fruddii", 7 years old, toino of
)r. t ampljall's Miikio Worm biiBar and Tea.
and to my aurpriaa tn'a afternoon about 2
o'clock be panned a tapeworm measuring
about 8o feet in length, bead and all. 1 havu
It in a bottle and any pel-sou wishing fi hiq
it can do no by railing at my atoro. I bad
tried numerous otber remedies recommended
for takitiK tapeworms, but all failed. In my
estimation Ur. Campbell's la the greatest
worm remedy in cxlat-we.
Yours v.tv reHiientfullv.
FRED HEKFNER, 732 Boech St.
Note Tho above is what everybody savi
after onco usinK. Maunfactiireil bv C. W.
Campbell. Lancaster, I'a. Successor to Dr.
John Campbell ft Hon.
LAGER
BREWERY.
Manufacturers of the CelobratoJ
PILSEi'ER
LAGER SEER
CAPACITY :
f 00,000 Barrels per Annum
HORSE - SHOEING
REMOVED.
DR. JOHX HAMLIN,
The AcUnowlcdncJ I'xpcrt in
lliirscsliiiciiig n nd Dentistry,
is Now Permanently Located
on West l.uoknwiiiiiia Ave.,
Near the Ht-idge.
HOTEL WAVERLY
Kiirnpoun Plnn. Flrst-i-lass llnr nt
taidicd. I input for Uuifitici' St KiikIb'I
Tannliaeuscr Hoer.
IE. Cor. 15th and Filbert Sts.,Ptiila.
Most dnslrnblo for rosldonlH of N. H.
roniisylvnnlu. All roiivriiloiniH for
trnvolors to nnd from llroad Stroot
Htutlon nnd the Twnlflli and Market
Htroet nlnllon. ficslruhle for vlaltlna
Hi iaiiloiiliuis nnd peuplo In the An
tliraclto Ucflon.
T. J. VICTORY,
pnoi'RiuTon.
ROOF TUNING AND SOLDERING
A,i?,?Sa.?"ny w,,n ' y ,he of HART
MAN'S I ATKNT PAINT, which conslats
of InKredleiiis well-known to ull. It can he
applied to tin, KnlviiMlsed tin, sheet Iron
roofs, also to brick dwelliius, which will
rirnvent absoliilely uny uriimblinir, crack
iib or brciikinjr of tho brick. II will oiu
laM tlnnlnit of any kiln I by many yoara,
ml It a coat does not exceed nnn-llftfi that
of tho cost of tinning. Is mild by tho Job
or pound. Contractu taken by
ANTONIO UAHTMAKM. ttifBlroh BL
CHARLES B. KEEN & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
36S. Third St, PHILADELPHIA.
Established In Wl Btoi'ks and bonds bought
sold snd rnrried oil margin.
Kefor by ppimiasloii to
J. II. Micliener, Flea. Hank of North America.
ii .n. osiies, i re.. oiarKet sc. Mstional Mann
aUL DscUert, Pres. Couuuouwoalih Trust Co
rf i n
L J V' V WW
& Wallace
.7
16c
18c
18c
20c
WALLACE,
THE! CELEBRATED
MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY
GREATLY REDUCED.
I
(Action
TO our patrons:
Washburn-Crosby Co. wish to assure their manv rat
rous that they will this ear hold to their usual custom
of milling STR1CTLV OLD W HEAT until the new crop
is fully cured. New wheat is now upon the market, and
owini- to the excessively dry weather many millers aro
of the opinion that it is already cured, and in proper
condition for milling. H ashhurn-Croshy Co. will take
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully three
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling haa
placed Washburn-Crosby Co.'s Hour fur above other
brands.
4
MEGARGEL
Wholesale Agents.
HAVE YOUR
Horses Shod Mi
Hold Fast H
TCI irvii
r tcrcJ, Self- JLJ 4 LI
hL SharpcnitiR. j
Y:c?2V Dctnch.-ililp frf U M
HORSE t&W
CALKS
We have the following supplies of lumber secured, at
prices that warrant us in expecting a large
share of the trade :
Pacific Const Red CVdnr ShlnsMos.
"Victor" and other Mli-hlKnn Urnnda of
White riiic and White Cedar Shinnies,
Michigan White ami Norway Tine Lum
ber and UIU Timber.
North Carolina Short and Long Leaf
Yellow Pine.
Miscellaneous stocks of Mine Rails, Mine Ties, Mine
Props -and Mine Supplies in general.
THE RICHARDS LUMBER COMPANY
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, SCRANTON, PA.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA., Manufacturers of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
Caneral Office: SCRANTON, PA.
EVERY WOMAN
BomstUBSsnosilsarellsble, nonthly, mrulsttnp medlolno. Only haralaaiujf
lbs purest drugs should btiueU. If jrou want iHo bust, gel
Dr. Peal's Pcnnjfroal Pills
Thor am prompt, sale asfl oortaln n result. Tbe senntne (Dr. Teal'sl nerer 4lssp
nolnt, gsataurwliwa, 81,00, Address L'SM, Uouuiuta CH UeTelaad, 0,
For Saleby JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa.
SHEETINGS.
Lockwood 9-4 Unbleached, i4c
Lockwood, 10-4 Unbleached, 16c
Atlantic 9-4 Unbleached, 16 1-2C
Atlantic 10-4 Unbleached, 18c
All other widths and grades of Sheet
ings and Pillow Casings at equally low
prices.
During this sale we offer our entire
stock of Table Linens, Napkins and Tow
els at Cut Prices.
209 Washington Avenue,
Opp. Court House.
602 and 604 Lackawanna Avenue,
Cor. Adams Avenue,
(MILL
SUPERIOR T0 ALL OTHERS.
Also a full Line of
WAGON MAKERS'
SUPPLIES.
mi l Co.
Scranton, Pa.
Junlnta County, Pennsylvania, Whltai
Oak.
PiiIIIvaii County Heir.lock Lumber ami
Lath.
TtoRn County Dry Hemlock Stock
Itonrds.
F1U County Dry Hemlock Joists and
Studding.
Pharmacist, Cor. Wyoming Avenuo and