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TIIE SCK ANTON TRIBUNE FIJI DAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1S95.
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II.
"That Is all, then, up to 4he preseh;?
Have you anything: else In view?"
"That's all I've absolutely ascer
tained at present. As for what I'm Ru
ing to do" a Blif-ht smile curled I'liun
mer's lips "well, I shall see. I've a
thing or rwo In my mind."
Hewitt smiled Blinhtly himself; ho
recognized I'lummrr's touch of profes
sional Jealousy. "Very well," he s;iid,
rising, "I'll make an Inquiry or UVo
for myself nt once. I'erhnps, Mr. Neal.
you'll allow one ot your clerks to show
me the banks In their reguhir order
at which Laker called yesterday. I
think I'll ie-dn at the beginning."
Mr. Neal offered to .place at Hewitt's
disposal anything or anybody the bank
contained, and the conference broke up.
As Hewitt, with the clerk, oatue
through the rooms separating Mr.
Neal'B sanctum from the outer ofilce
he fancied he saw the two veiled wo
men leaving by a Bide door.
The first bank was quite close to
Uddle, Neal & Llddle. There the cash
ier Who had dealt with Lakor the day
I Cane Aoross and Took His Bills.
before remembered notMng In particu
lar about 'the interview. .Many other
walk-clerics had called during the
morning, as they did every morning,
and the only circumstances of the visit
that he could say anything definite
ebout were those recorded In figures In
the book.". He did not knoW Laker's
name till Tlummer had mentioned It In
making inquiries on the previous after
noon. As fur as he coulJ remember,
Laker behaved much as usual, though
really he did not notice much; he
looked chletly at the, bills. He de
scribed Laker in a way that corre
sponded with the phutograph that
Hewitt had borrowed from the bank
a young man with a brown" mustache
and ordinary looking, fairly regular
face, dressing much as other clerks
dressed tall hat, .black cutaway coat
andt so on. The numbers of th notes
handed over had already been given to
Inspector Tlummer, and these Hewitt
did not trouble about.
The next bank Was In Cornhlll. and
here the cashier was a personal friend
of Lakef s at any rate, an acquaint
anceand he remembered a little more.
Laker's manner had been quite as
usual, he said; certainly he did not
seem preocoupled or excited In his man
tier. He spoke' for a moment or two
of being on the river on Sunday, and
so on and left In his usual way.
"Can you remember everything he
Bald?" Hewitt asked. "If you can tell
me, I BWnuld like to know exactly what
he did and said to the smallest par
ticular." "Well, he saw me at a little distance
off I was behind there, nt one of the
desks and raised his hand to me and
said: 'How d'ye do? I came across
and took his hills and dealt with them
In the usual way. He had a new um
brella lying on the counter rather a
handsome umbrella and I made a re
mark abost the handle. He took It
up to show me, and told me It was a
present he had Just received from a
friend. It was a gorse root handle
with two fllver bands, one with his
monogram, C. W. L. I said It was a
Very nice handle, and asked him
whether it was fine in his district on
Sunday. He said he had been up the
Tlver, and It; was very flrfe there. And
I think that -was all."
"Thank you. Now about this tim
brella. Did he carry It rolled?'! Can
you describe It In detail?"
. "Well, I've told you about the handle,
end the rer was much as usual, I
think; It wasn't rolled Just flapping
loosely, you know. It was rather an
odd-shaped handle, though. I'll try
and sketch It if you like, as well as I can
remember." He did so, and Hewitt
saw in the result rough indications of a
gnarled crook, with one sliver band
near the end, and another, with the
monogram,, a few Inches down the
handle. Hewitt put the sketch In his
pocket and bade the cashier gqod day.
At the next bank the story was the
NOTICE
eware of Imitations. Ask for ffie genuine
the
Genuine Johann Hoff 's
Beware of imitations. The genuine
us. jonann i-ion s Man extract nas inis signature
S on neck label. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
9 Sole Agents, New York.
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A.
King
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same as at the first there was nothing
remembered but the usual routine.
Hewitt and the clerk turned down a
narrow paved court and turned Into
Lombard street for the next visit. The
bank that of llulier, Clayton, Ladds
H Co. was just tit the corner, at the
end of the court, and the Imposing
stone entrance porch was being made
longer and more Imposing still, the way
ijrlmr 11 1 in 1 blocked by ladders and
scaffold pules. Here there was only
the usual tale, nml eo on through the
whole walk. The cashiers knew Laker
only by sight, and that not always very
distinctly. The calls of walk clerks
were such matters of routine that little
note was taken .of the persons of the
c!"i'U'i tl'emielves. who were called by
the names of their linns, if they were
called by any names at all. Laker had
behaved much fi usual, no far as the
cashiers could remember; and when
finally the llastern Consolidated was
l"ft behind, nothing more had been
learned than the chat about Laker's
new umbrella.
Hewitt hail taken leave of Mr. Neal's
clerk, and was stepping Into a hansom,
when he notice a veiled woman. In
widow's Weeds, hailing another a little
way behind. He recognized the figure
again, and said to the driver: "lM'lvo
first to Kilmer's Tourist Ollice, but
keep your eye on that cab behind, and
tell me presently If It In following us."
Tile ca'.'.man drove off, and, after
pacing one or two turnings, opened the
lid above Hewitt's head and said:
"That there other keb Is a-follerln' us,
sir. an' keeping about even distance all
altin-j."
"All right that's what I wanted to
know. Kilmer's now."
At Palmer's the clerk who had at
tended to Laker remembered him very
well, and described him. Ho also re
membered the wallet, and thought he
remembered the umbrella was prac
tically sure of It. in tact, upon reflec
tion. Ho had no record of the name
given, but remembered It distinctly to
be Laker. An a matter of fact, names
were never asked In such a transaction,
but in this case LUter appeared to be
Ignorant of the usual procedure, as
well as in a great hurry, and asked for
the ticket and gave his name all In one
breath, probably assuming that the
nam? would be required.
Hewitt got back to his cab. and start
ed for Charing Cross. The cab
man once more lifted the lid and in
formed him that the hansom with the
veiled woman in it was again follow
ing, having waited while Hewitt visited
Palmer's At Charing Cross Hewitt
discharged his cab and walkpd straight
to the lost property ottlee. The man In
charge knew him very well, for his
business had carried him there fre
quently before.
' I fancy an umbrella was lost In the
station yesterday," Hewitt said. "It
was a new umbrella, silk, with a
gnarled gorse-root handle and two sil
ver bands, something like this sketch.
There was a monogram on the lower
band C. W. L. were the letters. Has
It been brought here?"
"There was two or three yesterday,"
the man said. "Let's see." Ho took
the sketch and retired to the corner
of his room. "Oh yes here It Is, I
think. Isn't this It? Do you claim it?"
"Well, not exactly that, but I think
I'll take a look at It if you'll let me.
P.y the way, I see It's rolled up. Was
ir found like that?"
"No; the chap rolled It up that found
It porter he wan. It's a fad of his,
rolling up umbrellas close and neat,
and he's rather proud of It. He often
looks as though he'd like to take a
He Saw the face of tho Woman Who Had
I olloucd llim.
man's umbrella away and roll It up for
him when It's a bit clumsy done. Hum
fad, eh?"
"Yes everybody has his little fad,
though. Where was this found close
by here?"
"Yes, Just there, almost opposite this
window. In the little corner."
Johnnn IIolT bus a suit pending against Tar
rant & Co., to enjoin tlicin from using the
words "Hoff s Malt Extract" for un Extract
bottled in their cellars in New York City.
JGHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
Leopold
Of Belgium
APPOINTED Johann Hoff 1
as Honorary Member of m
tne banatary L-oiiege at m
Brussels, in consideration of
highly nutritious
and &
beneficial action of ' the
Malt Extract.
t-v
dm
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"About 2 o'clock?"
"Ah, about that time, fnore or less."
Hewitt took the umbrella up, un
fastened the band and shook the silk
out loose. Then he opened it, and as
he did so a small scrap of paper fell
from Inside It. Hewitt pounced on It
like lightning. Then, after examining
the umbrella thoroughly, Inside and
out, he handed It . back to the man,
who had observed the Incident of the
scrap of paper.. "That will do, thanks,"
he said. "I only wanted to tuke a peep
at It Just a small matter connected
with a little case of mine. Good morn
ing." He turned suddenly and saw, gazing
at him with a terrified expression from
a door behind, tho fnce of the woman
who had followed him In tho cab. The
veil was lifted, and he caught but a
mere glance of tho Xace ere It was
suddenly withdrawn. He stood for a
moment to allow the woman time for
retreat, and then left tho station and
walked toward his ollice, close by.
Scarcely thirty yards olong the
Strand he met I'lummor. "I'm going
to make some more close Inquiries all
down the line as far as Dover," he
said. "They wire from Calais that
they have no duo an yet, and I mean
to make quite sure, If 1 can. that I.aker
hasn't quietly slipped off the line some
where between here ami Dover. There's
one very peculiar thing," Mummer
added, confidentially. "Did you see the
two women who were waiting to see a
member of the firm of Kiddle, Neal &
Liddles?"
"Yes. Laker's mother and his fiancee,
I was told."
"That's right. Well, do you know,
that girl Shaw, her name Is has been
shadowing me ever Plnce I left tho
bank? Of course, I stopped It from the
beginning these amuteurs don't know
how to follow anybody and, as a mat
ter of fact, she's Just Inside that Jewel
er's shop door behind me now, pretend
ing to look at tho. things In the window.
Hut It's odd. Hn't It?"
"Well," Hewitt replied, "of course It's
not a thing to bo neglected. If you'll
look very carefully nt the corner of
Vllllers street, without appearing to
stare, I think you will possibly observe
some signs of Laker's mother. She's
shadowing me."
(To lie Continued.)
HOW TO (IROW THIN.
Some Instructions for Those Who Think
I hey Are Too stout.
It is all very well to laugh at the ab
surdity of sighing over growing old,
but there are very few women who are
sufficiently philosophical not tube n lit
tle chagrined at the advance of years
showing Itself plainly in face or figure.
There would seem to be two distinct
types of American women those who
grow stout as they grow older, and
those who grow thin. It is all very well
to say that the face looks better when
It Is plump than when it is thin, says
Harper's Uazaar, but every pound of
additional avoirdupois certainly adds to
a woman's age In appearance, at least,
while the woman who coes not grow
stout rarely changes much In appear
ance from 35 to 50. There are many
physical reasons whiMi Induce added
flesh, and we are told tnat the figure
settles as one grows older; but it Is this
very settling that all women are anx
ious to avoid, and there is really no
necessity for It whatever.
Steady banting always has the de
sired result in so far as the reducing of
flesh Is concerned; but there are other
results far from satisfactory which are
apt to accompany it, and very often 111
health and irritable nerves are the out
come of trying to grow thin. The avoid
ing of starchy food Is a simple matter,
and by not eating potatoes nnd bread
very often an astonishing difference in
veight is soon perceived. Certain salts,
which, however, should never be taken
except under tho orders of one's physi
cian, will sometimes start a disposition
to lose flesh, Vrhleh, If followed with
giving up potatoes and bread, will work
marvelous results.
Indolence, one of the prcatest factors
in increasing weight, lies within the
power of every woman to correct. It Is
so much the fashion now to take exer
cise that there Is no excuse for being
lazy. It is Impossible for some women to
walk a great deal, but a certain nmount
of regular exercise will benefit even
the most delicate. Sitting Invariably
produces fat, and fat just where one
does not want It about the stomach
and hips. When one begins to lose
flesh and this can be ascertained by
being weighed every week a little
massage will be found a great help. The
masseuse, If she understands her busi
ness, will soon be able to tell where the
superfluous flesh Is, and will direct her
energies to the particular place or
places. Of course, massage Is an ex
pensive luxury, but H Is not a thing
that needs to be continued, nnd a few
hours will often word a wondrous
change. For Instance, one hour three
times a week for a fortnight has been
known to reduce the size of the waist
half an inch. HtandlnK erect With the
hands pressed well down on the hips,
and then, with the hands still kept on
the hips, bending the . body forward,
backward and sideways several times,
twice a day, will also work olt occumu
lafed fat about the hips and stomach.
But this exercise must be conscientious
ly perservered In.
TREES THAT GIVE MILK.
Recently Discovered In South America
,hy a Noted Traveler.
Dr. Spruce, the renowned South
American traveler, mentions a tree, a
member of the dogbane family, the
Juice of which Is used as milk. On the
bark being wounded the milk flows
abundantly, and Is of the consistency
of cow's milk, and of the purest white
and sweet to the taste. The Indian
mode of taking It is to apply the mouth
directly to the wound, and thus re
ceive the milk as It flows. Dr. Spruce
says he has often partaken of It with
out experiencing any ill effects.
In Guiana the natives employ the
milk from a tree belonging to the same
family as the last named; In the ver
nacular, it Is known as hyahya, and to
botanists as Tabernaemontana utllis
(so named after Jacobus Theodorus
Tabernaemontanus, a German physi
cian and botanist). The milk has the
same flavor as sweet cow's milk, but Is
rather sticky, on account of Its con
taining some caoutchouc.
In I'ara a lofty tree, belonging to the
star apple family, attaining a height
of 100 feet, is used In a similar manner
to the others mentioned. ' Incisions are
made In the bark, and the milky juice
flows out copiously about the consist
ence of cream, and If It were not for
its taste,' which Is somewhat peculiar,
could hardly be distinguished from it.
: Turned Inwardly.
From the Detroit Tribune.
Tey sat In the twilight and spoke softly.
"Edward," she observed, "you seem to
have' grown more Introspective."
He laughed, but his laugh gave no token
of that which he was about to say.
"Yes," he replied, "Yes, my darling.
Since you have been doing your own cook
ing, my attention has been mfcch attracted
In that direction."
SHERIFF'S SALE!
OF-.
Valuable Real Estate
1' . ON-
I , SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1895.
I
Hy virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cial, Levurl 1'hc1iis nnd Venditioni Kxpon
ns, iHsueil out ot the court of common
pleas of Lnekawunna county, to mo dl
rectvd, J will expose to public sale by von
iluo or outcry, to the highest ami best bid
ders, for cash, at the court house, In the
city of Heratilon, LaekawHiuia county, on
8ATPHHAY. tho TW'KNTY-KIKTIl DAY
UV MAY, A. I 1KH.1, ut 10 o'clock In the
forenoon of said day, all the right, tltlo
and interest of the (lefeniluntH in nml to
the following described lots, pieces or par
cels of land, viz:
No 1. All tho right, tltlo and Interest of
the dereiiiliint, John T. Unwell In anil to
all that certain lot, piece or pari'el of land
situate In the Fifth ward of tho city of
Heruiitnn, County of Lackawanna and
stiito of I'eiiiisylviuiln, known unil dis
tinguished on J. Ileerniuii s map of South
llydo Park as lot niunln'i- twelve ().') In
block number fifty-four (Ml being forty
(40) feet In front on the norlheiiHteilv side
of I'VIIowh street No. IHUS (formerly known
as Sixth avenue ami afterwards as Lu
zerne street) and one hundred ami llfty
(Ifiiil feet In depth to an ulley and being
rectangular In shape.
Improved with two two-story frnmn
dwelling hoilseH with one-story addition
to each, one situate, on the front part of
mild lot ami the other on the rear part of
suld lot, uml other outhullilliiKs.
11 being the same lot of land contracted
to lie sold by W. H. Jessup, trustee, of
tho estate of Joseph Kellows, deceased, to
Llewellyn Urlght by a contract bearing
dutn the ait h tiny of April A. 1. INKS, which
sulrl contract was duly assigned by the
said Hrlclit to John T. ilowells on tho llith
day of April A. 1 1. 1SS7. Coal ami minerals
reserved with tho fight to mine the same,
etc.
Seized and taken In execution at tho suit
of John II. Fellows vs. Jofln T. Ilowells.
cbt, $2,nn0. Judgment No. 1X1. May T
18110. I'M. fu. to May T.. IKK.-,.
10. D. F10LLOWS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2. All the right, tltlo and Interest of
the defendant, August Halfman, In and to
nil that certain lot or parcel of land slt
liule In the Tenth ward of the city of
8eranton, In tho County of Lackawanna
anilstateof Pennsylvania, hounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit: llcgliiulng at
the northerly corner of land of Carl F.her
luird (designated as lot number nine (III on
the map of Kichtcr'a plot of lots, surveyed
by 10. Hussath, civil engineer) on itlchter
street; thenee along said Charles lOher
hard's lot one hundred and tlfty-slx and
three-quarters (l.Mi!.,) feet to a corner on
the bank of Itnariiig brook; thence north
sixty-two degress east along the bank of
said brook forty (10) feet to lands for
mecrlyof JohnKlchter; thenee north forty
two degrees ten minutes along said Kieh
ter's land one hundred and llfty-nine (IT.!))
feet and two and one-half (i1-.) Inches to
Hlehter street; thence south llfty-slx de
grees west llfty feet to tin place of begin
ning, being lot No. (8) eight on the afore
said ma) of lilehter's, being part of the
land conveyed by lOdward Slelndel and
wife to August II a if man nnd Charles 10b
erhard by deed dated the fifth day of
March. 1HS9, nnd recorded in tho record
er's ollice of Lackawanna county, la deed
book No. iill, pae 173, etc., and conveyed
hy Charles Kbi rhard and wife to August
Halfman absolutely by deed dated theliiuh
day of January, 1X112, ami recorded In tho
otilce for recording of deeds for Lucka
wunna comity In deed book No. A3, page
W, etc., and Is subject to all exceptions
and reservations mentioned In said deed.
All Improved with a two-story frame
dwelling house, barn and outbuilding
thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the suit
of German Kulldlng nnd Loan association
No. 7 vs. August Halfman. Debt, $Siw.
Judgment No. 33!), .May T Fl. fa. to
May T., 1MI5. VI DAY' Hit, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 3. All the right, title nnd Interest of
the defendant, Daniel Hartholomew, In
and to all that lot of hind situate on Madi
son avenue, in the Ninth ward of the city
of Seranton, county of Lackawanna, state
of Pennsylvania, and known and distin
guished on the map of plot of l,ewls Jones'
addition to the city of Seranton as lot No.
8 In square or block No. 210. (In mortgage
21. Said lot benig rectangular In shape
and 40 feet wide in front on said avenue,
and 100 feet In length to an alley In the
rear, with tho right to enclose and use III
foet In front of tho front line of sniil lot
for yard, vault, porch, piazza, shrubbery,
cellarway or bay window, but without the
right to erect any building thereon. He
ing the same premises which Lewis Jones
and wife by nn Indenture dated tho llith
day of July, 1.V7S, and recorded In the of
ticefor recording deeds, etc.. In nnd for Lu
zerne county. In deed book No. 21:!, at
page 4'iS, etc., granted anil conveyed to
the said Daniel Hartholomew. Coal and
minerals reserved with the right to mine
and remove the same. All Improved with
oue two-story frame dwelling house, one
frame barn and outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken in execution at the suit
of Kennedy, Wiling Co. vs. Daniel Har
tholomew. Debt, I,3K0.S0. Judgment No.
r,M, March T., IKfl.-i. Lev. fa. to May T
18115. Also at the suit of Henry Hollinger
Od Wednesday, May
We shall begin publication of another tale of adventure
from the pen of
A. CONAN DOYLE.
It tells how the Brigadier GERARD es
caped from the old English prison at
Dartmoor, and of many remarkable adven
tures which follow his escape, and which
lead to a climax as
pected. Dr. DOYLE
.
ventures ol BRIGADIER GERARD the
best work of his life so far, and we hope
vs. Daniel Bartholomew. Debt, tf.K.flS.
Judgment No. iX,, Nov. T., KM. Al. fi. fa.
to May T., lH!).r..
YVATHON & Dl 101 1L, HANNAH, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 4. All tho right, title nnd Interest of
the defendant, Mary Mullen, In an to all
that certain piece, parcel or tract of land
situate, lying end being In tho Fifteenth
ward of tho city of Hcranton, county of
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania,
and known nnd distinguished In Alfred
Hand's addition to tho borough of Hyde
l'urk, known as Pipk Hill, uh lot number
twenty-six (211) ami situate upon the street
called and named Hnuth Hamilton, upon
the town plot of said addition to tho bor
ough of Hyde Park intended to bo duly
recorded us by reference to which plot
thus recorded will morn fully appear;
suld lot being flfly-flve (Hi) feet In front
nnd ono hundred ami ihlrty-threo (i:j;t)
feet in depth. Coal and minerals reserved.
Improved with a Mingle two-story frame
building ami outhouses thereon.
Helzed and taken In execution at the suit
of John H. Fellows, assigned to John H.
Kelly, et. al., trustees of Hllurlan lodge,
No. 703, 1. ). U. F. of Pennsylvania, vs.
Mary Mullen. Debt, $CT.4,I. Judgment
No. 23!l, Muy T., ISM. Fl. fa, to May
Term, 1890.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 6. All tho right, tltlo and Interest of
the defendant, YVIIIIam Lewton, 111 and to
all the two lots, pieces or parcels of land,
both situated In I lie borough of YVuvvrly,
In the enmity of Lackawanna and statu of
Pennsylvania, the llrst lot, piece or parcel
thereof being bounded and described as
follows, to wit: I'.eglnnlng ut a corner by
side of rouil lending west through said
borough and in the center of public nlley,
north seventeen degrees east eighty-one
feet; thence nlotig lands of Norman
Phelps south seventy-tliree degrees east
thirty-five feet to corner In line of lands
of Thomas halt; llicncu along the same
south seventeen degrees west eighty-one
feet to the side of said road ; thence along
said road thlrly-llve feet to place of be
ginning. Containing twenty-eight hun
dred and thirty-tlvo square feet of html,
excepting always that the one-half of said
nlley Is always to be kept open for public
use. Unproved with a two-story building,
3(1 feet by 22 feet, used as a blacksmith
shop.
The second lot, pleon or parcel of land
Is bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Hit mile on the northerly slile of the
Iroadl running easterly from the center of
the borough, hounded on the north and
east by lands formerly of N. Reynolds,
on the west by nn alley and on the south
by said road, being about one hundred ami
forly-two feet In front or more, and about
one hundred nml thirty-two feet deep.
Containing eighteen thousand, seven hun
dred and forty-four square feet of land, be
the same more or less, the same being tho
land purchased from J. C. Miles nnd wife,
and also a portion of laud purchased from
Y". Finch and wife. All Improved with a
one and one-half story dwelling house.
Ke'zed aud taken In execution at the pult
of Hull mid Fritz, ndmlnlstrators of the
estate of H. A. Jacoby, deceased. Debt,
K.l'S. Judgment No. 1U2, March Term, lSlij.
Lev. fa. to May Term, IWtt.
HAMILTON, Att'y.
ALSO
No. fl. All tho right, title and Interest of
the defendant in and to all that curtain lot,
piece or parcel of land situate In tho bor
ough of Archbnhl, In the county of Lacka
vauna and state of Pennsylvania, known
ami distinguished on a map or plot of lots
of the Ki Hum tract as lot number eight
(X) In square or block number one (1)
and it being one hundred und llfty (1.1)
feet In depth and llfty (50) feet In width
on what In known as "Tho Hldge" in said
horoii;.rh, county und slate. This being
same lot conveyed to Joseph Motieko by
M. N. 11. Kelliini on 23d November, ISM,
recorded In recorder's ollice of Lacka
wanna county, etc. All Improved with
two ami a half-story frame dwelling house
20x30 feet, IS feet high, with kitchen 12x14
feet attached, basement and cellar under
neath, barn, outbuildings, fruft trees, etc.,
thereon.
Se'zed nnd taken In execution nt the suit
of Uoodman a Wless vs. Joseph Motieko.
Debt, SP.is.70. Judgment No. Dili, May T.,
1SD4. Fi. fa. to May T IS'.i.l.
BL'UAGO, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 7. All the right title nnd Interest of
the defendant, John M. Hrown, In und to
all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate In the city of Seranton, county of
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, on
Walsh nnd Hoban's addition to paid city,
being lots number (13) thirteen and (II)
fourteen In block number throe hundred
nnd twelve (312), said lot thirteen being
forty feet in front on Washington ave
nue, two hundred and two feet In depth
and rectangular in shape, said lot four
teen being seventy-three feet In front on
sa!d avenue, two hundred and two feet in
depth, forty-seven and two-tenths feet
wide in the rear, nnd a trepezoid In shape,
with right to enclose, occupy nnd use ten
feet In front of said lots, on said avenue, tor
vault, porch, piazza, buy window or shrub
bery, but for no other purpose. Except
ing and reserving therefrom, however, all
coal nnd minerals beneath the surface of
said lots, with tho sole aud exclusive
right to mine ahd remove the same by nny
subterranean process without thereby In
curring In nny event whatever any lia
bility for Injury caused or damage done
to the surface of said lots or to buildings
or Improvements which now arc or here
after may bo put thereon.
Seised and taken In execution nt the suit
of Seranton Havings Hani: and Trust Com
pany vs. John M. Itrnwn. Debt, $1,000.
Judgment No. C9, May T., 1S03. Fi. fa. to
May T 1SII3. WILSON, Att'y.
ALPO
No. S. All tho right, title and Interest of
the defendant. In and to all that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land In Jones, bor
pleasing as it is unex-
considers these ad-
' .
agree with him. We shall continue to
publish the adventures of the dashing
brigadier throughout the summer.
The story in question will be pub
lished in daily instalments . and will con
tinue six days.
ough of Arehbnld, Ijickawanna county,
stuto of Pennsylvania, known as lot No.
4, In block No. 6. und fronting on Miller
street, bulng sixty (liO) feet In front by
two rtundred (200) feet In depth, according
to a map entitled "Allotment of part of
Miller Farm." Coal und other minerals
reserved, lining tho same premises con
veyed hy Joseph H. Townsend, et. al. to
Howell Derby by deed mado the 211th day
of August, lS!i:i, as recorded In Lacka
wanna county In deed book No. 107, page
105, etc. Improved with a throe-story
frame dwelling and outhouses thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho suit
of tlerman Ilulldlng and Loan association
No. (I vs. Paul Derby or Powell Dolby.
Debt, $1,000. Judgment No. 359, Nov. T.,
18113. Fi. fu. to Muy T., 1X95.
BAUMAN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 9. All tho right, tltlo and Interest of
the defendant, John V. Werner, in and to
all that certain lot or piece of land situate,
lying und being In tho city of Seranton,
eoiinly of Lackawanna and state of
I'ennsylvunln, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Doing lot number twenty
six (2ii) In square or block number seventy
three (73) nnd Is situate upon street called
and known as Stafford avenue upon the
town plot of the city of Sernnton Intenden
to bo duly registered nnd recorded, said
lot beliiK forty (40) feet In front and forty
(10) feet In rear, and one hundred and forty
(110) feet In depth. All coal anil minerals
reserved with tho same rights, force und
elTcct as Is contained In deed for said lot
to Bald John F. Werner from Frederick
Simon nml wife by deed dated August 3d,
lhlll, und Is recorded In Lackawanna
county In deed book No. S3, page 172, etc.,
und provided that no building shall be
erected on ssld lot within ten (Mi) feet of
the line of the street. All Improved Willi a
two-story frame dwelling house with base
ment anil other outbuildings thereon.
HelKed nml taken In execution ut the suit
of Commonwealth Building und Loan as
sociation, of Seranton, la vs. John F.
YVerner. Debt, $oo. Judgment No. 37'1,
January T., 1'J2. Fl. fa. to .May Term, 1SW.
HAKTltlDOlO, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 10. All the right, title and Interest of
the ileleiidauls, Samuel S. Jenkins und W.
II. Stanton, executors of .Mary Ann Jen
kins, deceased, In and to all that certain
lot or piece of land situate In the city of
Scruiiton, county of Lackawanna and
slate of I'eiinsylvnnlu, known and desig
nated on J. Kcerman's map of South
Hyde Park as lot No. three In block No.
four, being fifty feet in front on Main
avenue ami one hundred and llfty feet In
depth to an alley. Kxcepllng and reserv
ing all coal und minerals beneath the
said lot. P.elng the same premises which
were conveyed to Mary Ann Jenkins by
YV. II. Jessup, trustee, by deed dated lfilh
SeptcmlMT, ISS2, rei'otded In deed book No.
II, page 3.',. Improved with a two-story
double frame dwelling house with base
ment and one-story addition, frame burn
on the alley In rear of the lot and other
outbuildings thereon.
Seized und taken In execution nt the suit
of Alfred Harvey vs. Samuel S. Jenkins
nnd YV. II. Stanton, executors of Mary
Ann Jenkins, deceased. Debt, $1,719. Judg
ment No. r.SU, March T., is'ifi. Lev. fa. to
May T., 1X95. D10AN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 11. All the right, title and Interest of
Frank J. Johnson in mid to ull the fol
lowing lots, pieces or parcels of land sit
uate In theVoiirth ward, city of Seranton,
county of Lackawunnu and state of Penn
sylvania, bounded und described us fol
lows: The tirst lot thereof beginning at a
point on the northwesterly side of Re
becca avenue on the division line between
lots 15 und l'i in block 17 on the map of
the estate of William Swetlnml in Hyde
Hark: thence along said division line north
0-i degrees west 112'i feet to an alley;
thence along said alley Si'i degrees east
SO feet to the corner of lot No. 14; thenee
along lot No. 14 south GO--.! degrees east
142 feet to Rebecca avenue aforesaid;
thence along said avenue 39'4 degrees west
fill feet to place of beginning. Containing
7,125 square feet of surface, be the snmo
more or loss, being lot'N'o, 15 In block No.
17 on the plot of William Swetland's es
tate, recorded in Lackawanna county in
deerj book No. 25, page 55S. etc.
The second piece thereof beginning nt a
corner on Rebecca avenue; thenee north
50-14 degrees west 112'i feet to a corner on
nlley; thence north 39'i degrees cast 50
feet to H corner In line of lots Nos. 13 and
14; thenee south Snj degrees east 142'4 feet
to aforesaid avenue: thenee south 39'i de
grees west 50 feet to the place of liegin-
ning. Containing 7,125 square feet of sur
face, be the same more or less, being lot
No. 14 in square or block No. 17, according
to William Swetland's plot or man of town
lots of Hyde l'ark. Improved with a two
story frame dwelling house and outbuild
ings. v
The third thereof being a lot of land In
the city of Sernnton, county of Lacka
wanna and state nforesnld, being lot No.
7 In square or block F on a certain plot of
lots situate partly In the city of Seranton
Lnrkawanna county, Pa., known and de
scribed as North Park, which sold lot Is
Intended to be duly recorded In the ollice
for recording of deeds in said Lackawanna
county, said lot being 50 feet in front on
Electric avenue and 143 feet In depth, to
gether with all Improvements thereon and
tho appurtenances thereto. Coal and min
erals reserved by tho grantees of said de
fendant. Seized nnd taken In execution at the suit
of John C. Hughes vs. Frnnk J. Johnson.
Debt, $114.03. Judgment No. (i7S, June T.,
1S93. Vend. ex. to May T.. 1S95.
HOI'S 13, Att'y.
All of which will be sold for cash only.
FRANK H. CLEMONS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ofllee, Sernnton, Pa.,
May 3, 1S95.
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TO our patrons:
Washburn-Crosby Co. wish to assure their many pat.
rons Unit they will this year hold to their usual custom
pf milling STKICTLtf OLD WHEAT until the new crop
Is fully cured. New wheut is now upon the market, and
owinn to the excessively dry weather many millers aro
of the opinion that it is already cured, and in proper
condition for milling. Washhurn.Crosby Co. will tako
no risks, und will allow the new wheat fully threw
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling haf
placed Washburn-Crosby Co.'s flour far above other
brands.
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Mew a Dn
Wholesale Agents.
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Riv
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT - STEEL - HORSE - SHOES,
And a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels,
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc,
Ml UEilM
SCR ANTON, PA.
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Forsale ty JOHN H. PHELPS,
Sprue Street, Seranton, Pa.
YOUNG MEN, ATTENTION!
DR. HACKER,
"THE ENGLISH SPECIALIST,"
Will for tho Next Thirty Puts. Give Ahso
lutcly Free, All Consultations, F.xnmi
nations and Professional Services,
nmomlcr, this U for m DAYS ONLY.
Avail yourHolvo of tills fare opportunity.
This only iiplit to co of nervous troubles
rising from F.rrors of Youth.
Our KpnrlnliHt. in trentumntof all Catarrhal
snil Throat trouMcw alsoRivM K1R8T TREAT
MENT FKKK. Doafnoss positively ourod.
DR.W.H. HACKER
327 SPRUCE STREET,
Opposite Now Ilotol Jormyn, Seranton, Ps.
OFFICE HOUR6-8 TO Sw
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made a
Well Man
1st Day.
of Me.
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THE GREAT 8ffth Hay.
proilurrs tho ahovo results ItvVIO days. It act
powertullT and quickly. Curra whan all others fall
Youuc men will ivgalu their lost manhood, and old
mm will recover thslr youthful vuior by using
KKV1 VO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous
ness, I 'Oft VitnlIlT, Impotenor, NiRhtly Knilwiloni.
Lost Power, Failln Memory, Wasting PUeases. and
all effects of self-abuse or sxcess and tudlscrution.
whlcb unfits one for study, bnnlness or marrlava. It
not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
Is a crest nerve tnnlo snd lilnod bnllflor, bring
ing back ths pink itlow to pale cheeks and re
tiering the Are of youth. It wards eft Insanity
and Consumption. Insist en having RF.VIVO. no
other. Ii can be carried in vest pocket. By mcil
ei.OO per package, or six for fja.OO, with e pas I
tlve written guarantee to enre or refund
the money. Clroular free. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., (3 River St., CHICAGO. ILL
to sal. hj Matthews Bree., Drawl!
crantoo . Pgt,
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!kaltlvn U rlth-n
Guaranteed Care fnr
LOST MANHOOD
and ail attending Rflmcntat
both of young and middle,
aged men and women, Ths
wfui irneunf YOirrilFPr.
Resnlts of treatment. KltltnRH. nrodiielnflr weak.
IMS, Nervous Petillkty, Nightly Euilmlons, Consumption.
iiNUilty, ExhaURtlniT drahiHnndloanof power of the Gen
erative Organs unfitting one for study, business and mar-
nagolequlcklycureilnyl'r. lledrlreeaNnaalsh nerve
Drains. They not only cure by starling at tho seat of dis
esse, but are a great NKKVK TON It) sad
lit lLPl'lt, bringing back the pink glow t.
efceeke and restoring the FIHR Ok TOIITII
ad BLOOB
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pstie
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ent. uymaii.ei.eoperimx ore for vswitn writ
guarantee te euee er rerund the money. Boole
rttsanlahKerveCrele C..Boj. JlewT erk
For sale by JOHN H. I'HELFS, Drug-
let, Wyoming ava, ana Spruce street,
ti .acta aaaj
Mm LAGER '
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Will hriea nn ttnTik Mk Bald with WRITTZM
Bmjni Dbility, Lom of HcimI tower in Uhnt,
nntntnption or iDHty, tl.ooprr box by mail, 6 bie fn: 65 Witb vrrv g
cnd.fr v vivo a written gntrtnue to cursor fcluxid lb aoatf . Addr.ii
F&AL MEDICINE CO.. Clef eloi, Ditto.
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avcnu and
BREWERY.
Mannfartnrers of the Celebrated
PILSENER
LAGER SEER
CAPACITY:
100,000 Barrels per Annum
Atlantic Refining Go
Manufacturers and Dealer la
01 bS
Linseed Oil, Napthas and Oano
lines of all frradva. Axle Urease
Pinion Grease and Colliery Cora
pound; also a large line of Par
afflne Wax Candles.
We also handle the Famous CROWN
ACME OIL, the only family safety
burning oil In the market.
Wm. Mason, Manager.
Odlca: Conl Exrhn-rne, Wyoming Ava.
Works at Pine Brook.
THE SCR ANTON
VITRIFIED BRICK IE
MANUFACTURING CO.,
makir-i or
SHALE PAVING BRICK
AND BUILDING BRICK
Oflloo: 320 Washington Avcntio.
Works: Nny AuR, Pa E. A W. V. R. R.
M. H. DALE,
General Sales Agent, Seranton, Pa
TIM ran Rom Th mat. PlmnlM. Oomr-Col0l
Spot, Ache. 014 8on Uln Id Moath, IUtr-l
FftUlnffT Write Cm. Kenedy Co SOT Ma I
Me'i-eaiie,vnico,iii.iorproorroivB.
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