THE SCRANTON THIBUNE WEDXE S DAT MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1895.
TALES OF TWO PITTSTONS
News of Interest to Kemlcrs I'p and
Down the Vullcy.
BOOMING THE B0AKD OPTKADE
Prlght l uturo Before tho Clty-Entcrtoln-mcnt
by the Wake Robin Club-Well
Known Pllt.itonluns to Med,
Miscellaneous Pnriigruplm.
Special to tho Sorutiton Tribune.
nttston, Pa., Jun. 29. The business
Jiien, of which Pkttnton hus not a few,
and enterprising idtlzens ur uwiiklng
to the fact tht we ure dlrefully in
need of a board (f trade. We are
about to come Into a realisation of
such a board, as was oxemplitled at the
citizens' meeting Monday evening. With
ft board of trade and the efforts of our
tnterpiising citlnens we will soon be
numbered among the busiest and
brightest manufacturing towns in the
tastern states.
The art committee of the Wake Robin
club entertained their friends and mem
bers at the home of Miss Drake, on
Jelavare uvenue. Monday evening. The
f veiling was one of pleasure. The fol
lowing programme was prepared by the
committee and was much enjoyed by
all: "The President's Message," in
which the president of the club. Mr.
Hani, gave a short sketch of the club's
liistory, of its objects and endeavors to
promote a better literary discernment.
Miss Margaret V. Dorr next entertained
the club with violin solos entitled. "Sim
Vie Aven," and "Mazurka." An essay
entitled, "What Art Is." was read by
Miss Drake. "The Three Sisters." a
painting by I.afou. was rendered by
Misses Dorr, Stevens and Kmory in
form of a tableau, after which 1..
"Wolfe entertained the gathering with
a select, leading. Tableau, "lndeclsim,"
ti painting by M. Vllloroy. in which
Mr. Smythe and Miss Dorr were partici
pants. Miss Smith interested the club
with ft sketch on "Jean Francois Mil
lett;" "The Stoiy of the Hells'' was
rendered by Miss Kmory; the presenta
tion of "The Atigi'lus." painting by Mil
ieu, by Mr. Smythe and Miss Smythe
as a tableau. Vocal solo. "Only Mine,"
was rendered by Miss Perrin. The tab
leau entitled. "The lllessing." painting
by Dugmui Houvaret. in which Misses
Smythe. Margaret Dorr. Miss Drake
and Messrs. Peck and Fairer took part.
A dainty collation was served to the
SUests, who expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the success of the
Hrt committee. Among the guests from
cut ot town were Messrs. Sturdevant
and Luke, of Wilkes-Harie: Mr. Free
man, of Athens, and A. S. Davenport,
tf Plymouth.
Wedding Dells Will Chirac.
William Bairi and Miss Lizzie
Vaughn, daughter of John Vaughn,
'Will be united with the bonds of matri
mony this evening at S o'clock. The
marriage will take placo at the home
of the bride'? father, on Snuth Main
6treet.
The Wtrst Side Social club ar? to give
one of th? very enjoyable socials and
receptions at Kagle hall Friday, Feb. 1.
Contributions of news and notices
will he thankfully received at the local
nfflce of The Tribune.
Mrs. J. H. Morris is spending a few
days with friends in Xowton.
Joe Musick and Anthony Musoosgy,
Polanders, were badly burned in the
Twin shaft of the Newton Coal com
pany this morning. While drilling a
powder hole In their breadt they unex
pectedly struck a vein of gas. The gas
Ignited from their nuked lamps and an
explosion followed In which they both
received severe burns about the. face
and hands. They were taken to- the
hospital, where their wounds were
promptly attended to.
Michael Riley, aged 66 years, ivas ad
mitted to the hospital today. He is
Buffering from an attack of grippe.
P.iley has for a number of years been
a faithful employe of the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad company at the Lacka
wanna and Bloomsburg Junction.
All complaints of non-delivery of The
Tribune should he reported at our local
office, No. 8 South Main street.
Ex-Burgess McLuokie, of Homestead,
Pa., was a visitor in tonvn today.
Harry Killlan has returned home
from a visit at Philadelphia.
Plttston friends of Miss Margaret
Even tendered her a surprise party at
her home in Plalnsville last evening.
A generally social time was enjoyed,
after which light refreshments were
Served.
All regular subscriptions of the
Bcranton Tribune will be recnived at
our local office, No. 8 South Main street.
The Citizen' 4 convention of tlw West
FCJe was hfld this evening. XV. V.
Tench presided as chairman and the
secretaries Wrre ttugene Spencer and
Charles R. Andrews. The officers nom
inated for the First district were as
follows: For councils, Jmhn T. Tench
and Eugene Sprncfr; school directors,
ithree years, J. W. Thomas. A. XV. De
trick, two years, J. XV. Wheeler; as
"What a Lovely
"Isn't her
are
made
you
your
plish this that you will wonderno
P3V aVlilftKai v FTSHr J
Try with each meul, and at bed-time, a wlneglassful or more
of the Genuine Johanrt Hoff'a Malt Extract, which you will
find to be most acceptable to the palate as a beverage, und will
lift you right on to the plans of the vivacious and trim-figured
lister you admire so much, and who seems capable of enduring
endless fatigue, ' ' .
Then, again, we must remember tho nursing mother, where
two lives are dependent upon the proper nourishing of the one.
Surely nothing can be more valuable to the mother, nor give more
comfort to the baby, by producing a generous flow of milk, thuu the
GENUINE JOHANN HOFF'3 MALT EXTRACT.
Defective nutrition is the foundation of all ailments.
N A healthy, well-nourished body can withstand almost any
disease. There is resistance power in such a body.
I hav baen taking- th Gtnuint
a year or ao, and find it an excellent
It tha baat Malt Extract in th markat.
BEWARE OP
Ike fjtnula kat Ijnilur
sessor, three yearsWHHs litvinton; au
ditor, 'three years, C. T. Kmlgh; over
seer of the poor, two years, T. F. Tetor;
overtseer, one year, Charles II. Camp
bell justice of the pea.'e, Pu Inter Hard
ing. rCKYILLE.
Tho rrohllil Hon lata of the Filrst ward
held their caucus at the ofllce of S.
XV. ArauiM last .Monday evening.
George W. Thomas acted as president,
and Herbert McCormlck secretary. Tlw
fallowing were nominated: Justice of
the pea. William T. Hudd and John
K. Doyle: auditors, Fremont Ferris,
Herbert J. McCormlck; councilmain,
Kdgar A. Harber: Hchool director, Hal
sey Iaitihirop; Judge of oleetlon, Edward
E. W'UMams; (inspector, Willllnm Pa.ge;
vlgiLlanco committee, C. C. White,
IJeorge AV. Thomas.
Officers nominated at Republican cau
cus In First ward of ltlakely bust night:
Councilman for three years, XV. S.
Dloes; school director for three years,
Edwin H. ltltter; assessor, William J.
Uonncr; judge of election, D. D. Harber;
inspectors, Robert Haines, Thomas
Coates: vigilance committee. William
H. Walke, Elmer Swingle.
Tonight a borough caucus will be
held In 'tho Hlakely council rooms to
nominate two Justices of the peuce ut
large.
Mrs. Nlles Johnson Is Buffering from
the grip. .
WilHiam Day .ud his family left yes
terday to attend the funeral of his
father at Lallln.
S. XX'. Arnold 'is coullned to the house
by sickness.
Jessie and Myra Hoffecker, who have
been very nick with scarlet fever, ure
improving slowly.
Wahneta. Tribe "11, Improved Order
of Red Men, enjoyed a banquet at their
wigwam on Saturday evening. About
"W guests were .served witih refresh
ments and 'were pleased with the pro
gramme it entertainment, which In
cluded music and recita'tlons, Inter
spersed with short address. -s.
Counnlliiimii Charles Walllck made a
business trip to Stroudsburg yesterday.
Mrs. 1'YiMi, who has tcin contliied to
the house by sickness for the past two
weeks, Is Improving slowly.
CAKUoSiDALE.
Mrs. W. J. Maxey, of Forest City,
was a Carbondale visitor yesterday.
On Friday evening all the singers
connected -with the Baptist church and
congregation w.111 meet in the chapel
to rehearse some new musJe in a
book just received, entitled "Crowning
Glory." and will be feir use In prayer
meetings and Sunday school.
Lew Bunnell, of Seranton, was a. Car
bondale caller yesterday.
This murnung at Si. 30 o'clock in St.
Rose church wiiU occur 'the marriage of
Miss Ntfllle O'Connor and Henry M.
Kelly.
This evening will be htld Mie house
warming: at the residence of Mrs. G.
M. Patterson, on Lincoln avenue. In
the interest of the Berean Baptist
church.
Mrs. D. Scurry and Mrs. M. A. Harri
son, of Washington street, have Issued
itivita'tions for a reception to be h.ld
at the hime of the former on Friday
evening uf this week.
Today at Susquehanna will occur the
marriage of James J. Burke, of Pike
street, this city, and Miss Mary Mc
Cawtey, of that place.
Mlssa Lizzie Davis returned to her
home in Seranton yesterday from a
visit in this city aa the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. J. T. Roberts, of Ninth ave
nue. Messrs. J. H. and O. IT. Paul are en
tertaining their sister, Mrs. J. Cooper
Moyer, of Fort Plain, N. Y., at Hotel
Anthracite.
110XESDALE.
The conferrees of Homer Oreene, the
Republican congressional candidate of
Wayne county, who wll! meet at the
Parker House, Tunkhannock. at 2 p.
m. today, are J. W. Sandercoek. Lake;
E. 'C. Mumford, Honesdale; C. J.
Schlager, Howley, and XV. C. Norton,
Clinton. Hon. J. C. Blrdsall. H. Z.
Russell, Thomas Crossley and others
will attend the conference.
The Democratic caucusof this borough
will be held in the town hall tonight
at 8 o'clock.
Byron XV. King at the court house to
night and tomorrow night. The pro
ceeds will be used to purhcase new
books for the library In the school
house.
The court house Is undergoing many
needed changes. The floor In the body
of thfl room will be put on an Incline,
thereby raising the rear benches.
NICHOLSON.
The Lackawanna and Wyoming
Musical alliance opened their annual
meeting at the Opera house Tuesday
evening last with Dr. H. R. Palmer, of
New York, as conductor. The conven
tion will continue four days and close
Friday evening with a concert.
O. H. Williams, of Portvllle, N. Y., Is
Complexion!
complexion charming!" Theso
expressions wo hear every day,
by women in reference toothers,
which reveal a pardonable envy,
and one which can b
gratified.
Tho secret of good health,
as indicated by a rich color,
and well-rounded figure, it
found in a good digestion.
Shopping tours, dances and
entertainments indulged in, will
leave you utterly fagged out, tiniest
are obtaining all tho value from
food; and it is so easy to accom
one hoa spoken to you of itbefore.
Ichann llolf's Malt Extract mvMlf for
tonic and appetlwr. Without doubt it -
W,' A. WIIITTEM,
Druggiat, Cheitnut Bill.
IMITATIONS.
ta Ntok Labi!.
visiting his mother, Mrs. Matilda Will
lams. Leon Boyle, of Marshwood, spent
Sunday last with his parents.
Harry Williams was In town Sunday
last.
S. S. Harris, of Carbondale, was
calling on Nicholson friends Monday
last.
Mi's. O. H. Wllliums started for New
-York Tuesday last, where ehe will re
main somu time.
C. C. Brlgga Is very sick.
NEEDLE CARRIED UO YEARS.
In That Time It Mudo a Trip Meuiiy All
Over tho Sufferer' llody.
By tho United Press.
Bath, N. Y., Jan. 29. In January,
1835, Lovinii Inner-wood, then a girl of
H, swallowed a needle, Evor since then
the needle has been journeying to and
fro through her body. When she was
1G years old she felt It pricking in her
toe. Two years ufterward it made it
self felt under her left knee, and came
so near tho surface that everyone
though it would work Us way out, but
It did not. It turned und sturted on a
new trip.
Several years passed before it was
felt again. In the meantime the girl
had become .Mrs. Durham. Then it
was felt under the left shoulder blade.
Two years later Mrs. Durham felt it
near her right elbow. Four years af
terward it ussalled Mrs. Durham's
right knee and an attempt was made
to cut It out, but It got uway. So !t
had been going ever since, but last
week it was felt In her left leg. and a
doctor succeeded ill cutting it out. It
was headed for another upward Jour
ney. INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Tho Southern Railway company has
awurded a contract for Sol) venliluled box
cars.
It is .stated thut the rale of IS cents per
l' pounds is now being ipioted on grain
from Chlcugo to eastern points.
In December there were Sl rullroiul ac
cidents 111 this country, In which twenty
nine persons were killed und ninety were
injured.
Freight tratlle over the Pennsylvania
railroad, whllu still fairly heavy, shows a
sMkIu falling olT compared with the curly
hulf of January.
The Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
has purchased tlfty-llve miles of new steel
rails weighing seventy-live pounds to the
yard to be placed on the Indlunapolis di
vision. The amount of coal transported over
the Huntingdon and llroud Top Moun
tain railroad for the week endeii Jan. 'M,
lSSTi, wus 3."i,7ti8 tons, an Increase compared
with the same week lust year of 11!, 70S
tons; for the year to date the shipments
were L'l.iitu tons, an Increase of 111.313 tons
over the corresponding week of 18!M.
New York, Jan. 29. The general sales
agents of the unthrui-itH coal companies
adjourned alter recommending a produc
tion for February of W per cent, of the
June, lsS4, output. This will make ubout
2.IHW.U0O tons for February. No change
was made in prices and no report wus sub
mitted by the general committee. The
next meeting will be held on Feb. 27.
According to a member of the "minor
ity stockholders' committee" of the Phila
delphia and Erie Railroad company the
next move In tlu-lr campaign uiiiilnst the
management will be an utti-mpt to secure
certain Information they are seeking by
mandamus proceedings. The ipiestlous ut
Issue refer chiefly to the division of
through freight receipts between Phila
delphia and Kile and the lessee of the
road, the Pennsylvania Rallroud com
puny. It Is reported that the Wllkes-Ilarre
and Eastern Railroad company has made
contract with anthracite coal miners In
the Wyoming region that will insure it a
tonnage of l.ow.uou ton per annum. This
will nearly double the previous coal ton
nage of the New York, Susquehunne und
Western railroad, which ow ns the Wllkes
Barre and Eastern. Although the last
named was opened for business on Oct. 1,
it has not yet beun to derive the full
benefit of its coal carrying contracts, for
the largest producer It hus contracted
with cannot turn over Its product until
April 1.
The mechanical department of the Penn
sylvania has completed the Seciflcntions
for a monster freight engine. With these
engines It Is proposed to haul heavy
trains ut high speed, us the drivers wlil
be larger than on the class "It" engine,
the heaviest type now built. The llrst
built will be used for hauling the dressed
meat and vegetable trains, n tralllc which
has reached largo proportions on the
Pennsylvania lines. These engines will be
run only between Pittsburg and Jersey
City, as the class "K" engine Is as heavy
as the company would like to run regular
ly on lines west oC Pittsburg.
It Is suld now that the famous Jeddo
tunnel cases will be nettled during the
coming week and the Injunction with
drawn. It Is said thut the fanners living
in Butler valley who huve instituted pro
ceedings restraining the company from
tiring the final blasts and releasing the
sea of wuter which Is contained In the
severul Hooded mines have become recon
ciled. Agents for the company have been
ut work for a month or two trying to ef
fect a settlement. The diimuge to the
farm lands will be offset considerably by
the Increased markets und general busi
ness which Is sure to follow the rebuild
ing of the different towns. It Is under
stood thut the opening will take place In
the early purt of February. George Scott,
one of the contractors who pushed the
work to such a successful completion,
stated that It will tuke but a few min
utes to remove the remaining harrier af
ter the legal restrnlnt shall have been
withdrawn. Mr. Scott snys that the sur
veys and final borings came out so exact
thut they will be able to draw the water
off ut any sliced desired. It Is understood
that one of the stipulations made by the
prosecutors In the case before the settllmr
wus that the water should be drawn off
gradually so tint t the creeks nnd fishing
streams shall not bn polluted any more
than is necessary. It is estimated that It
will take three months to dear the mines
utter the tup Is made.
New York Producu Market.
Now York, Jan. 2fl. Flour Dull, weak.
Wheat Moro active, lower, closing
firm; No. 2 red store ami elevator, Wjc;
afloat, IVcV'. ; f. o. b., bViHTHi'.; ungraded
red, Minnie.: No. 1 northern, WPfco.; options
closed steady ut 'iu-e. below yesterday;
No. 2 red Junuary und February, IMi'tic;
March, lVi:; May, M'dc; June, Wic;
July, flH'ic. ; August, Mv. Corn More
active, weaker: No. 2, 4714C. elevator; tile,
afloat; ungraded mixed, 47n47K.c; stenmi r
mixed, 4i;a47'4c. ; opt.is closed steady at
TtiiilSc beyow yesterday; January, 47'4c;
February. 47U1'.: May. 4li'.; July, 4Mic
uatsDull, weaker; options dull, ensler;
January and February, 3:!''.; March,
33 e. 1 May, 32-V.; "pot prices, No. 2, 34u
ai'ic; No. 2 while, HDuHiI'ic.; No. 2 Chi
cago, 3111311'.; No. 3, 33c.: No. 3 while,
3ri'4e.; mixed western, lllullile.; white
stute nnd weitern, HValO'ic Heef Dull.
Heef Hums Quiet. Tlerced Beef Dull.
Cut Ments Quint, weak. Lard More ac
tive, lower; western steam, $il.7U; city,
(i;.2ti; January, !i.7n, nominal: Mny, KIHI,
nominal; rellned, lower; continent, J7.LT.;
Houth Amerlcu, 17.50; compound, OhMc.
pork Julet, weak; mess, $11.251111.75.
Butter yulet, choice firm; stute dairy,
lOuliie, ; do. creamery, Ha2le.; Pennsyl
vania do., Ha21e.; western dairy, Hwil5e. ;
do. creamery, 14a2te.; do. factory, Halle;
Klglns, 24c.; Imitation creamery, KNttHc. ;
June rreuniery, 12n2Uc. Cheese yulet,
easy; iitate lurge, Dullc.; do. fancy col
ored, IIV'.; do. small, D'nallc. ; purt
slclms, :i'i..u!lc.t full skims, 2a2t4e. Eggs
Higher, light receipts; stute and Pennsyl
vania, 2flc.', refrigerator, 17ule.i western
fresh, 2ru25'4c.; do. per case, 2a4.G0; osuth
rn, 23',4a24V4e. limed, JiialSc, . ..
Would you rldo on a'rallrond that unci
no (lunger algnulsT Thut cough is a signal
of (lunger. The safest curs Is Dr. Wood's
Norway Plna Byrup. Bold by all dealer
on a guarantee of nutlafactlon.
STOCKS AM) BONDS. .
New York, Jun. i'J. The early session
at the Stock exchange was character
ized by a heavy and drooping market.
In tlie llrnt hour of buitlnesg prices
dropped anywhere from 'i, to 1 per
rent., the Industrials, Louisville and
Nashville, Missouri Pacific, the Coalers
and the Grantors, ManhaMan leading.
The withdrawals of gold from the sub-
treasury today were $3,000,000, and for
week, JG.760.000.
In the afternoon a disposition was
evinced to cover short contracts on the
announcement that the Raid men in the
houso bankliiK and currency committee
have gained a partial victory. In con
sequence prices moved up Vi to 214 per
cent. Notwithstanding; the demoraliza
tion In the grain and provision markets
Lead rallied from i!SH, to 30 4; General
Kleulrlc from 1!S to 1104; Sugar from
89 to 0; Chicago Gas from 71Vi to
Itock Island from 60 ',4 toi 01 Vi; Manhat
tan from iot'4 to loti; Jersey Central
from to hu; New lOnglund from
1!'J to 30. The other leading stocks re
covered ',i to per cent, and closed
firm. Transactions were on a larger
scale than of late, and footed up mu,8S,r
shares. Net changes show losses of
to 1 per cent. Northwest, General
Electric, Lead umlNt'W Knglaiid gained
V!Hi per cent, on the day.
The range of toiluy's prices for the ac
tive stocks of tliu New York stock mar
ket are given bulow. The nuututlous ure
furnished The Triluiuu by 1.1. Uu II. Dim-nili-k,
maiiuger fur William l.liui. Allen &
t'u., stock brokers, 111! Hpruee a tree:,
StTUIltull.
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STOCKS. Bid.
Allegheny Lum'r Co
Crystal Luko Water
Co 4M
Cent. Penn. Tel. &
Supply Co
Dime Dep. & DIs.
Hank 62 50
First Nnt'l Hnnk COO
First National Hank
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Ask.
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CD
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100
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100 100
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Lacka. Lumber Co...
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Larka. Trust & Sufe
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Scmnton Olnss Co....
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Scra'n Jur and Stop
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Sera'n Axlo Works
Scra'n Lre Cur. Co
Seranton Forging Co 100
Spring Hrook Water
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Heranton (lluss Co
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& Power Co
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l'hlliidclphlu Tallow Market.
Philadelphia, Jan. LD. Tnllow is dull and
barely steudy. We quote: City, prime. In
lilidrs, 4ii4'ie. ! eounlry, inline, 111 Idils,
-1 1 1 1 1 m ' . : do. dark. In bbls, 3-V. ; cakes, 4V'. ;
grease, .t1'.
Oil Market.
Plttshurg, Jan. 211. Oil opened and'low
esl, 100; highest and closed. 100'i.
.
For Colds, Croup, Asthnm, Hronrhltls
and Sore Throat use Dr. Thomas' Ecleo
trle OH, and get the genuine. .
Lost.
I" tmT-A LADY'S HU.Vkk'waTCH'T'!
J f'rovldmiee on Monday morning. Itotum
to.fehn's Htore, Wnvti svenuw
Reward.
pnrsnn who picked up tho lady's gold
wutrh at the Driving Park licit WurliiKaduy
nilfht. lteturn to delivery w-lndnw, poHtotllee.
Administrator' Sale.
, DMIN1HTKATOH H 8ALF, OK REAL K8
j V tnte Notice In herahy given thut by vir
tue of mi order of the Orphan,' t'ourtof l.nrk
wiinnit County, the luiilnrslgneil, aurvivlmr
uuiiiinistrntor of the estate of William A. My
w, deceased, will on HATCH PAY. KKI1. 21,
lea'i, at 111 o clock 11, m., nt the Arhitratlou
K'iiiiimi. Court lliflne, in tha citv of Heranton,
j.HckmVHiiuii counlv, expose tn puhllo unln to
the hlfclifst nud best bidder the following de-
rlbed tract of land, altuate ill the township
of South Almmton. county l Lackawanna
andatntimf Peniiylxauin. nouodi'd and de
scribed as follows, to wit: Hounded north nnd
northeasterly by lands of John Voslnii'KU and
iiinila Intn of Husan A. Vusburgli, deceased:
011II1 anil aoiithiostiirly by lands of William
VoHlnirgh; aoulliweatiu Iv by lundaof William
M. Swallow and northwesterly by lamia Into
of John Myer. deccawd; containing- about
lily-one (ill 1 aurea. more or leas, and lining
tho same premises which beciiue vested in
Hainuid Myera. fathor of said decmluut, by
dend of Adam Myera and others, dated June
15, lx:4, rocorded In tlia ofllce for recording
douds, etc., In Liixurnn comity, In Dead Iliajk
No. IH. ut paite No. frit', n'c; the tills to which
niter the doatli uf said Hauund Mvara, by va
rious uiPDimi convayaiioua, recorded In til
ofllce aforesaid, lirriiine vested In aaiil Will
Inn A, Myers, who dlad aeixad and ponaesaed
of tho aaiua, exception so much thereof aa be
convoyed In Ills lifetime t" Banmul I), Myera
bv deed dated Jnu SO, 1H70, nnd rocorded iu
aiild nftice in Deed Book No. IKS. at pnirn No.
M7, etc.. nnd another piece oontaining about
twenty (2U acrea w hich ha conveyed by deed
to William Voslmrgli, aupposed to be alao re
corded iu anld ofllce.
Bald preiulaes are improved with a two-itory
atone and frania dwelling bouxa. frani baru,
outbuilding and f nil t trei-a thereon.
Tl'.KMti UK BALK-OUB fourth part of bid
down 011 day ot sala; one fourth part upon
Anal confirmation of aala and delivery of deed;
and tho balanc within one year from final
confirmation of lalo. to b iwcured by bond
and tnortxagM 011 tha nrmnlaea.
WM. P. LITT8.
Burvlvlug Admlnlatrator of Win, A. II y era,
deopaaad .
I t. V. NKWC0.MB, Attorney,
Connolly & Wallace
SATURDAY, JAN. 19, WE INAUGURATED THE
p
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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,
Lonsdale 4-4 Bleached, -Lonsdale
4-4 Cambric,
Atlantic A 4-4 Brown,
Pride of West 4-4 Bleached,
SHEETINGS.
Lockwood 9-4 Bleached,
Lockwood 10-4 Bleached,
Utica 9-4 Bleached,
Utica 10-4 Bleached,
CONNOLLY &
Keystone
IS NOW
THE SGRANTON BEDDING CO
PRICES
Word.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS COST THAT
MUCH. WHEN PAID KOH, IN AD
VANCE. WHEN A HOOK ACCOUNT
18 M ADR. NO CHAKOli WILL BE LESS
THAN 26 CENTS. THIS RULE AP
PLIES TO SMALL WANT ADS, EX
CEPT SITUATIONS WANTED, WHICH
ARB INSERTED FREE.
Help Wanted- Male.
SALESMEN KhSIDEXT SALESMEN
wanted. Aequulntod with tlio IochI uud
nearby drug anil grocery trade, to handle our
line of high grade eiu-ars. AddreuM, giving
leferouech, J. EDWAHU COWLKS CO., HU
t'liuinlierH HtniHt, N. Y.
Special Notices.
T.Mt m "m." BEIl it yT "NTir-OKA Dl'AT e
I Mills Trai'iiug Scliuul. Ik'Uuvue Hopital,
New York. IHH0 Monsiy avenue, city.
AM NOW PREPARED TO Kt HXISH EX
1 bibitions and lertuie upun any subject de
sired. These KxhiljitioiiB will bo Illustrate,!,
bavins in my poHcsiuu thu luent puwerful
diasulvmg stereimtlrona made.
K. H. CALL, Tribnua Offlee.
YrOU WANT THIS KF.LIC - REPRINT
Frank Lcslio a Uluxtratad Weekiy War
Illustrations iNil-l&'i.'i. Two Volume Kulto,
f 10.00: iiuyable inunthly, $.'.00. Delivered by
express complete, Prepaid. Addiess P. U.
MOODY, 0IH Olhson htreel, Heranton, Pa.
11LANK BOOKS. PAMPHLF.TS. 11A(!A
I) zinea, etc., bound or reliound at The
TnillL'NIJ otlice. Vuuk work. Reasonable
prices.
For Rent.
RENT-STORE AND TWO BASE
i montH, No. '7 LacUawatina avenue; also
second and third floors arrangod fur two fam
ilies or entire building fur wholesale purposes;
elevator: D. & 11. switch to building. ROB
ERTSON HITCHCOCK, No. 404 Lacka-
wunna avenue, Seranton, Pa.
IXIU RENT-A LARGE, 4 STOKY 1U ILI)"
I ing at 133 Franklin avmiuo; suitable for
wholesale business. CAUSON & DA VIES,
Scrantuii.
MhoKENT APHIL f-ROOMS NOW OI TC"
J- pled by Miss Kenny's dressmaking estab
lishment. Apply at Fiuluy'H.
IFOH RFrNT-lVAKUFTllALL ForT.ODiTe
I or club room. Apply at Fiuley's, 610
Laekawann.i avenue.
I.HiR KENT BK1CK WAREHOl'SE WITH
J elevator on !.. I
. switc h and Wont
Lackawanna avenue.
Seranton Stove Works.
CCPKRIOR MODERN HOUSE;
AVENCE.
0 JONES, 311 Spruce.
TOOll RENT Fl'RNISIIEl) AND CNH'R-
1 lilalied rooms at A0H Lackawanna irvenue.
17 OR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
L nckawaima nvemio. Address 1 HOM AS
E, EVANS, aear 113!! Luzerne, Uydo Park.
.'OR REN T N K'F.LY Fl'KN 1SHEU H ALL
I1 suitable for lodgo rooms. JOHN JEii
&1YN, 110 WTyoniiug oventie.
Furnished Room to Let.
TfoOtuUITNlJ
l furniHlied; with or without board: UH
Wahlni;ton avenue. No spring movintr.
Dre Cutting.
V'BANTON 11 dTiCirf IMNTTANlTjrArK
O ing 8cho.il. I'liptln tnuxht nil the brancli
os of dress cutting nud milking. For terms
call or addrcsa 51 HH. M. A. TKlli', 434 Adams
avenue.
Phyalclana Notice.
1infkTm k fAitirrinATfnjNrS
we are large broederaof tlimn,
H At-LAM 8, UN Cliff street.
Agent Wanted.
UKNtITbTk iTyPt A TlTTNTiAT,RY
and commlHaiou. Agents making to
weekly. KL'HKKA lilKMlOAl. i MT U
CO., Lu Croase, is.
A N T 1 I ACT 1 V E S aTk'hM E! TO
V hnnillu our lino, no peddling. Hnlarr,
S75 fier month and expeiiBen paid to all. Ooods
entirely new. Apply quickly. P. U. Box, 630t,
Ponton, Mnaa
Situations Wanted.
AlTlt-mTUAlfl ;
iimrried man, 24 vonrs old: Adilross H.
D. WILLI A. MH, ifi Putnam ntreot, Hernuton.
SITUATION WANTKD-M AN 2ll rsK.Ft'li
O any kind of work; very low wagat until
tlmnn liuprovo. AH I'll UH HALM, Uenerjl
Delivury, Heranton, Pa.
C1TUATION WANTF.D-HOY III YEARS
O of age would like work at. nluioat nuy
tliluv; is w-nll aeqiln nted with city. Address
V, J ," Tribune ofllce,
AYOlINtl" L A l)Y HT12N OiTr APIllCKt
would like poait Ion in lawyer ofllce, to
gum exnrlene; salary no object, Addrcsa
r'bTENl IU HA I'll Kit, " mimtie oftiue.
omrATioNxv ant ed- bv a "boyauei
17 13: steady und Industrious; wllr work at
anything: 1 ast of roferuncen. Addreaa "H.
K.," hllilPltlnton avenue, Bouth bcranton.
SITUATION WANTED HY A YOUNO
man to work in a carpenter shop or any
thing ill that line; has had experience with
tools and will furnish anina. Aildrusa "UUY
UH," I4IACapouae avouuo, elty.
S ITCATION WANTED-BOYOFIB YEAR8
wantiwork; useful in handling hnrwa;
good refuroncoa; "J. F.," Dun moro pontolllee.
Situation wanted man wants
O work; useful for anfl kind o( work; with
best reference, "li. F., Duuiuor poatoUico,
ml
A
CUT
BOTTOI II
.7
5
6
1-4C
l-AC
8 I-2C
5 -4c
IO
1-2C
1 6c
18c
1 8c
20c
WALLACE,
THE CELEBRATED
ed
MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY
GREATLY REDUCED.
(Action
TO our
Washhtirn-Crosby Co. winb to assure their many pat
rons that tlicy will this vcur hold to their usual custom
of milling STRICTLY OLD WHEAT until the new crop
is fully cured. New wheut is now upon the market, and
owing to the excessively dry weather many millers are
of .the opinion that it is already cured, and in proper
condition for milling. Washburn-Crosby Co. will take
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully threo
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling has
placed Washburn-Crosby Co.'s "flour far above other
brands.
MEGARGEL & CONNELL
Wholesale Agents.
f M WAGQN rMKEHS'
f WITH l SUPPLIES.
1 Hold Fast !
Steel Con- III) fAnlinfl
I tcred. Self- . LI J
Iletnelmhln Jr U IV WV
CALKS V-
We have the following supplies of lumber secured, at
prices that warrant us in expecting a large
share of the trade :
Pacific Coant Red Cedar Shingles.
"Victor" and other Michigan Brands of
White Pine and White Cedar Shingles,
Michigan White and Norway Tine Lum
ber and Bill Timber.
North Carolina Short nnd Long Leaf
Tellow 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 MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA., Manufacturer of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING ANO PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA.
7i ' .0 .
Kf w iliirovarv.
luTAlntr KmiMtnn.
GiiiianmliUon or ln-
j anil Auat .mg.
nd.r wlr. M wrltun aual.nlri- In cut ot tvluuU lb. aluaay,
fk.L MtlulMli 00.-Cl.ialaud.Olu.
For tale By JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spruce Street, Seranton, Pa.
01 RECORD
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.
Spring
602 and 604 Lackawanna Avenue,
Cor. Adams Avenue,
patrons:
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Also a Full Line of
ilk
Seranton, Pa.
Jtinlnta County, Pennsylvania, Whit
Oak.
Sullivan County Hemlock Lumber and
Lath.
Tioga County Dry Hemlock Stock?
Bourds.
Elk County Dry Hemlock Joists an4
Studding.
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Wdl brtoo Ton aula waali
anM atllh WltlTTItl
I.naaofH.xual I'uw.r 111 aiihfi r.i.
n-oai anv oa(m.. if ti.alrntMl. Murh Irotiali-a tMd l
11T, II I"' Pf r to bj Diail, c toaaaia.- iS. WilU ".' V
aiMr,
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenue and