THE SCBANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MORNINa. OCTOBEB 28, 1890.
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MARKETS AND STOCKS
Wall Street Review.
Xew York, Oct. 27.-After a rather ii
reuular opening the Btock market re
sumed Its upward course and lor a time
tn dealings were characterized by buuy
uiicv. The feverithiieas at the start was
thVresuIl of London selling, hinher rates
lor monrv and a fulling off In the demand
for wheat, Hefore U o'clock the entire
lu-t displayed renewed strength. Sugar
wn the g'reut feature and moved up to
within a fraction of 11. The market met
with a serious setback around midday
when a rumor from Washington was put
utloat to the effect that General Fitzhugn
l.ec hud stilt in his report on Cuban ur
ft'irs. It was state that In his commnnl
ration he had tuken a stand against
Spiiln and that the president would cull
mi extra session 01 coiigietf lo act oil me
matter. Money worked up to 12 per cent,
and this added to the feeling of alarm.
Prices broke badly. Sugar fallinir
Heading; 1, Chicago Gus lvi. Burlington
und Quincy Vii, St. Paul l. Rock IsUnd
!-. Jxmisvllle and Nashville. 1. Man
nuttan is, Leather Preferred 1'., West-t-rti
I'nlcm li, and the remainder of the
list ,til per cent. I'pon Investigation it
wa found that there was no foundation
for the stories of new complications with
Spain mid early selers started to cover.
Purchases for this acocunt brought a rally
in Stifrar of 14 per cent., and the other
prominent slock recovered anywhere
Ciom to 1 per rent. A decline in the
money rute to 6 per cent, also hod a good
eitect. Jvear the close timid holders be
gan to sell again nnd a part of the rally
noted was lost, in the final dealings
spcculalion was banly steady. Net
. nonces show losses of Ual? Per cent.,
I he latter in Chicago Gas.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. AL
l.LN & CO., stock brokers. Meats build
ing, rooms 70j-7mi.
Open- Illirh- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. lug.
Am. Tobacco Co .... "." 7"s 74 74
Am. tfug. Ke'K Co ..llii'i 115J 113 113
Atch., To. it S. fe .. 14', 141, lSi 1-14
Can. South 4ii4 4tl:!i 4ita 4ii'a
'hes. & Ohio V" 1V 1"V 16
Chicago Gas 7" 7"!i W fis'-n
Chic. & N. V liKi VK'.a Ml, imi
Chic, 1!. & Q 7:1s 7!i T't 74i
1 . c. c. & st. L a 2s 27' 27 .
Chic, Mil. & St. P .. 7:l'i n'i 72 72
Chic, It. 1. ti I' OS (S3 (S3
l.. L. & V 155- 15T.;f iXi 155?i
l!4. & C. F U'i tW. fi'a
Gen. Klectrlc 2!i 2!i 2sU 2S
l.iiiis. li Nash 4ii:, 47ld 4ti 4(i '
Al. K. ei Texas, Pr .. Sii 213i 2o?i
.Manhattan Kla .... K 3 !U' to!
Mo. pReilic 2i'a 2i3i 21' 21'4
Nat. Cordage r 44 4 4
Nat. Lend 24-"i, 2r.i 24 24
N. J. Central W'a iWa 1W'4
. Y. Central ' W',4 V&i W4
X. Y., L. E. & W .... ll'i 14T, ll'4 14T,
X. Y., S. W., Pr .. 21'i 2I'3 23'i 24
Xor. Pacific 1IU Ha, J4't
' Hit. & West 144 14'i 14', 14
Dinaha An's 4' ' 4"' j 4'Hy
faclllc .Mali 21 'i i.'1'i tin, '
I'hll. & head 2i, 27 85
Southern K. U " tT, S'i
Southern R. It., Pr.. 2.V!i 2U 2VS, 2f34
Tenn., C. & Iron .... Si 2474 Si 23T,
Texas Paclflo kii SU 8-
VTnion Iaulflo 8"i 8 8
Wabash li'i 7 (W BT-A
Wabash. Pr 15 1 1.1S, l.-ii
West. Union 8'i'i kii'j S4", S4'
W. I tii4 ii-i, tSiH 1,14
U. S. Leather 9?t 4 f
I". S. leather, Pr .... fi:i 03:i 6!'-, i;,
V. S. Rubber 2U"4 2yT. 2U',4 204
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE PRICES.
WH1SAT. Open.- High- Low Clos.
InR. est est. 1r.
1'ecember 70' W'i C'i RSii
Tg W'. W?.
December lS'J 1SV,
Mav 21? 21 21?, 21i
CORN.
December 21 21"; !4i'.
May Si!a 25',a 274 2S
LARD.
December 4.30 4.3ft 4.2" 4.30
.lanunry 4.5)J 4.D0 4.42 4.50
PORK.
December 8 52 .W (!92 l!97
January 7.W 7.U 7.7J 7.82
Scrnntnn Board of Trade Exchange
QnotationRAII Quotation Based
on Far of 100.
Name. EM. Asked.
Dime Dep. DIs Ha nit 140
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Natlonnl Korlng & Drilling; Co ...
First National Bank 650
Scrnrton Jar & Stopper Co
Rlmhurst Boulevard Co
60
80
100
'io
2M
150
'SO
21
80
Scranton Savings Bank
Hon la Plate Glass Co
Scranton Packing Co
Lackawanna Iron ft Steel Co.
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty hl'fu. Co. ...
Scranton Traction Co
Scranton Axle Works
200
3D0
Lack'a Trust & Safe Dep. Co. 115
economy steam Heat &
Power Co
BONDS.
Scranton Paps. Railway, first
mortgage due 1918
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage due 1918
Fcranton & Plttston True. Co.
People's Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920
I!ck30n Manufacturing Co. ..
40
110
110
110
100
103
103
100
85
100
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Lacka. Township School B
City of Scranton St. Imp. 6. ...
Borough of Wlnton 6
Mt. Vernon Coal Co ...
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction Co.
Philadelphia Provision Market.
Philadelphia, Oct. 27. Provisions wore
Jobbing fairly at well-sustained prices.
We quot City smoked beef, llal2c; beef
hams,. tlu.25alG.50, as to average; pork,
family. $11; hams, 8. P. cured. In tierces,
Sal'k:.; do. smoked, lOaH'fcc, as to average;
sides, ribed, In salt, 4'4a4Vic.; do. do.
smoked, 5a5'4c; shoulders, plckle-cured,
tauic; do. do. smoked, O'iaOe. : picnic
hams, S. P. cured, tSaSiic ; do. do. smoked,
'SaC'jc. ; belles. In lckle, according to
average, loose, Eal'ic; break fact bacon,
. TaTlic, as to brand and average; lard,
pure, city refined. In tierces, 6V4ac; do.
do. do.. In tubs, DU;a53;c. ; do. butchers',
loose, 4U-a4ic.; city tallow, In hogsheads,
3sc; country do., 234a3?ic, as to quality,
and cakes, 3-?4c
New York Prodnce Market.
New York, Oct. 27. Flo'ir Quiet, easy
and unchanged. Wheat Market easier; f.
o. b., 80'dc; ungraded red. tWaSlc; No. 1
northern, 77c; options closed weak at
17c. below yesterday; January, Vc;
J March. 7SHS Muy.l 79c; October, 73i.;
November, 74Ue. ; December. 7Sc Corn
potn uun, weaKer; iso. 1, iajoc. eleva
tor; 31320. afloat; options dull nnd wak
October. 29't-c: December. 3uT4c: May,
:sfic. Oats Spots dull, , weaker; options
weaker, dull; October,' ; December,
j;tVie.; May, 25Hc; sportp rices. No. 2,
2?Vie.; No. 2 white, 25c; No. 2 Chicago,
233c; No. 8, SWjc; No. 3 white. 23c; mixed
western, 22n24c; white do., 22a31ic; white
state, 22a3Hjc. Provisions Quiet, un
changed. Lard Quiet, easier: western
steam, 84.70; city, t4.40: October, 84.IS5, nom
inal; refined, steady; continent, 85.10;
South American, $5.35; compound, 4a4c.
Hutter Quiet, fancy steady, unchanged.
. Cheoae Moderate demand, unchanged
in-lces. Kggs Fancr scarce and Arm;
State ami Pennsylvania, 18'iu21o.; ice
house. nViBHic; western rresh. ItSalSc.
Uo. case, S2.70at.50; limed, Uc
Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Chicago. Oct. J7 Futures ranged as fol
lows: Wheat October, (STNaMSrC! De
cember. (Tfcati4C.; May, 74lia7J-I!iC. Corn
October, 23V23e.; December, 24;'8a24'ic.;
May, 2S'a2J;iiC Oats October, 17kal7c;
December, lSSialKHc; May, 21f)ia21ac.
Mess Pork December, 86.926.974; Jan
uary, 87.tua7.82M. Lard December, S4.3ua
4.20; Janusrry, 84.57a4.50. - Short Ribs De
cember, t3.2HaX(2; January. $3.82a3.87:4.
Cash quotations follow: IJour, un
chaned; No. 2 spring wheat. 6Ga68c.; No.
3 do., tila'ii'-c. b. s.; red, 694a72c; corn,
22,a23ic.; oats. 17Val7e.; rye, 34Va35c;
barley, 35c, nominal; flax seed, 691xa70c;
prime timothy seed, 82.50, nominal; mess
pork, S0.8aat.9ii; lai-d, 84.25a4.30; short ribs,
sides, 83.tiOa3.M); Hioulders, $4a4.25; short
clear sides, Ha4.1i'; whisky and sugars
unchanged.
Chicago Live Stock.
I'nlon Stock Yards, Oct. 27. Cattle
Market steady; common to extra steers,
83.20aa.10; stoi kers and feeders, 2. 50a 3 61;
cows and bulls, $1.5ia3.25; cnlves,
Texans, $2.8ou3.10; western rangers, 82.5ua
3.90. Hogs Market slow and 5a 10c. lower;
heavy pucking and shipping lots, 83.2oa
3.50: common to choice mixed, f3.15.i3 55;
choice assorted, J3.40a3.50; light. $3.2ua3.if.;
pigs, J2.50a3.l5. Sheep Market sieadv; In
ferior to choice, ?1.75u3.25; lambs, $3a4.50.
Buffalo Live Stork.
Buffalo, Oct. 27. Cattle .Market dull,
shade lower; good steers. Jial.Jj; common
to good cows, 52.25a3.10; light to good
stockers, J2.-IOn3.Ui: feeders, J3.25a3.55; veals
dull, !3aii; extra, 55.21. Hogs Market eas.
ler; Yorkers. Jo.ijja.C;1-; mediums and
mixed packers, J3.0O; roughs. S.la3.15; stans.
.'.25112.75. Sheo and Liimlis Mnik t
steady; common to fair native lambs. 3.'i5
nl.15; culls to common, J::.2f.a3.C5; mixed
sheep, good to choice. J2.75a3.15; culls to
fair, Jl.50a2.5o; Canada lamb, steady at !
iai. iv, iuiiks 01 sales, n.ioui.jj.
Oil Jlnrkrt.
Oil Cily, Oct. 27. Option oil, IIS; credit
balances, 117.
BEST OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Thursday nlsht's demonstra
tion in the Frothlngham thea
ter will be a fitting climax to
the local campaign for Protec
tion and sound monpy. The
speakers will include Governor
Hastings, at all times a favorite
orator; General Latta, eloquent
and witty; General Reeder,
scholarly and effective; Colonel
Harry Hall, apt In utiecdote
and illustration; and Muyar
Warwick, of Philadelphia, who
is one of the best speakers In
the state. This meeting will be
for Democrats as well as Re
publicans. Let every citizen
attend.
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SIX PRISONERS GAIN FREEDOM.
Second Jail Deliver)' in Louisville
Within the Lnst Year.
Louisville, Ky., Oct. 2". Another dur
ing; Jail delivery was perpetrated to
night at the county jail shortly after
5.30 o'clock, six desperate prisoners ex
cuping. The delivery was supposed to be a
whoV'sule one, in which every prison
er confined on the third floor of the
old Jail was to gut out, but the watch
fulness of the turnkeys prevented this.
The men who got out are Jacob Brill,
counterfeiter; Harry Brooks, con
victed of robbing a postoftlce, and
Thomas nnd William McKenzle, Thos.
Kelly and Wat Bon Satarly, charged
with house breaking.
They gained their liberty by scrap-
lng the mortar from the bricks in cell
No. 5, letting the bricks fall into the
Interior of the cell, and In this man
ner they got a hole large enough for
them to climb through. After getting
on the roof they fastened a rope and
let themselves' down in a narrow alley
between the Jallyard and an abutment
of the new Jail.
This Is the second Jail delivery in
Louisville within the last year, seven
prisoners having escaped last Christ
mas day.
PUTTIN0 GOLD BACK AGAIN.
8,000,000 Withdrawn From 'Frisco
8ubTreasurr in a Hurry.
San Francisco, Oct. 27. The sub
treasury has just pulled through a
rather serious run, which threatened to
annihilate its gold reserve and leave
It without a dollar with which to re
deem the perfect avalanche of green
hacks that poured in over the counter.
Timely aid came from Chicago ana
other sources, and when the outpour
ing of gold finally stopped the $12,000,-
000 of a few months ago, despite the
frequent additions that have been made
during that period, was reduced to a
bare (4,000.000. That has since been
Increased by the deposit of over $1,000,
00, upon which greenbacks have been
withdrawn, and there Is every Indica
tion that the flurry is over.
Much of the gold withdrawn went
beyond the mountains. The sub-treasuries
here and at New York are the
Inly ones authorized to redeem green
backs. Usually the demand for green
backs Is steady at the sub-treasury
here, as exchange is almost invariably
in favor of New York, and It costs less
to ship greenbacks than gold.
STUMPING TOUR OF MICHIGAN.
Messrs. Irih, Waller, Hnincv
Sprngnc nnd Fnright Sprnl; nz.
Manistee, Mich., Oct. 27. A parly of
gold standard advocates, con:!l.-.l ns of
Rufus F. Sprague, national Dr-mo-cratlc
candidate for governor; ex-Clov-ernor
Thomas M. Waller, of Connecti
cut; Colonel John P. Irish, of Cali
fornia; ex-Congressman Charles D.
I la lues, of New York; Postmaster John
J. Enright. of Detroit, and others, yes
terday began a tour of Michigan In a
special train and accompanied by a
big band of music from Orand Hapids
Kxtremely large and enthusiastln mee t
ings were held today at Mackinaw
City, Potoskey, Traverse City und this
city.
After holding meetings throughout
the loer peninsula the party will end
the tour in Urand Ilapld.3 Saturday.
Wholesome
When shortened with
The eottelens trade mrss "(Molrne" sat
Mer't htad in cotton-plant tcrrtuk on every tu.
THI N. K. PAMBANK OOMPANV,
Causes, Utk, Phllsatlfkla, NtUsirr
WHITNEY'S WEEKLY
BUDGET OF NEWS
True Story of the Man -Who Fell 995
" Feet
THEY RALLIED ROUND THE BEER
Itev. Maryland's Experience with the
Keg"'uggeU of News for the Kail
road Boys"The Erie Paymaster
Drops Fvrtr Thousand Hollars.
Anions the Politicians County
News of Interest.
Special Correspondence of The Tribune.
Pusouehanna. Oct. 27. After the bal
lots have all been counted, and the '
nnlitleiillv ilead have been burled; ;
when the victors have been enthused j
and laid away their torches and lan
terns nnd banners; and when the faces
of business men begin to shorten, it
will be exasperatingly dull until the
merry Christmas time, will It not?
When the bands are playing and the
frosty air is tilled with ilags and ora
tory, the country wakes up from its
autumn lethrugy. and new blood ap
pears to come coursing through the
veins of the people. There are some
things worse than a political cam
paigndrouth or a cyclone, or a
famine in the land!
FELL 995 FEET.
The truthful Port Jervls Union states
that "Fred L. Buckley, a carpenter,
fell from the spire of St. John's church
to the ground, a distance of ti.li feet,
and is siill confined to his bed." Very
HUely! The only wonder Is that they
found ciiouelt of M: Buckley to put
Into bed. What a bonanza he might j
be to the patent medicine men. 1 leu
ul.5 feet. Two boxes of Bonnet's Sorsa
parllln cured me of that tired feeling."
"I have taken Purple pills for pale
people, nnd I can fall 995 feet without
spraining my liver." And what tall
churches they have In Port Jedvls!
The people evidently step from the top
of the spires right into heaven!
RALLIED 'ROUND THE BEER.
I:ev. John Maryland, formerly pas
tor of the Susquehanna Presbyterian
church, but now pastor of the Congre
gational church In Franklin, Delaware
county. N. Y., had a lively experience
a few days since. The Democrats had
a rally, and a crowd came over from
Cnudlllit to help along the cause. As
Franklin is a no-license villnge, the
L'nadllla people brought along a keg
ot beer, which they tapped on one of
tli- public streets, and proceeded to
tally 'round the keg. When the fes
tivities were at their hei;-ht. Mr. Mars
land appeared, nnd at once proceeded
t.i knock out the faucet of the keg.
The beer was spilled Into the road. The
crowd vowed vengeance, but they took
It out In vociferation. They endea
vored to secure a warrant for Mr.
Mai sland's arrest, but were unsuccess
ful. Mr. Mursland made the matter
the subject of his sermon on the fol
lowing Sabbath.
LATE NEWS MATTERS.
Colonel George AV. Bain, of Lexing
ton, Kentucky, will deliver a free tem
perance lecture in the Susquehanna
Presbyterian church on Thursday even
ing next, under the auspices of the Wo
man's Christian Temperance union.
Levi S. Page, esq., one of our oldest
residents, is critically ill.
Mrs. L. A. Jenkins, a prominent and
highly esteemed resident of Thomson,
died on Monday morning, aged 59
years. She was very active in church
und W. K. C. work. She was a sister
of Dr. Wheaton, of Wilkes-Rarre. The
funeral will occur on Wednesday.
After a long Illness, Mrs. Robert
Oakes died at her home on the Oakland
Side on Saturday, aged 29 years. The
funeral occured from Grace Episcopal
church on Monday afternoon. Rev. B.
H. Abbott. of Carbnndale. officiating.
Father O'Neill, of the Dominican or
der, will lecture in St. John's Catholic
church this evening.
FOR RAILROAD BOYS.
Susqnohanna was largely represented
at the union meeting in Carbondale on
Sunday.
The Erie paymaster dropped about
J40.000 in town today, in 100-cent dol
lars. The railroad men will hold a big
sound-money rally in this place on
Thursday evening. The speakers an
nounced are Hon. E. Y. Bell, of Pater
son, nnd Mr. Zimmormnn, of Scranton.
The programme Includes a big parade.
Neighboring towns will send delega
tions. The Erie Is again experimenting with
compound locomotives, with the Woo
ten boiler and compound cylinders. It
Is sold that the company will adopt this
style of engine.
The Erie has abandoned the scheme
of running passenger locomotives con
tinuously from Jersey City to Susque
hanna. The Erie Employes' Sound Money
club In Hornellsvllle numbers over 300
members. A veteran Democrat Is
president of the club.
OTHER RAILROAD MELANGE.
Superintendent Down, of the .Wfer
son division if the Krie. denies in mto
the published rrnnrf that Eric em
ployes are bring intimidated, pol'tic
ally. There Is a rood deal of buwihoo
nnd bosh about tills cry of "intlmlcln
tlon." It is an insult to the Intelligence
of the men. That cry ought to be 'alt- n
In out of the eld. It is bt-OSt-bitten.
Jefferson Tilviflnn Conductor Polk
Palmer, of Stisnuchnnna. has an ex
cellent loiter in a recent issue of th,
' New York Sun. "Wh;- the Railroad
Man Should Vole for McICInlev a"d
Hoba-t." The railroad boys should
read it.
It is said t'n'.t Erie train 2 on the Sus
fl'H'hnima divlnN.il. betve-i J-'miem.
ville and Hinghiiii'ton. is the fastest
train in the world. rynnln.T the 117
I miles In two hours and five minutes.
An apparatus h being exh'Mted In
Onenntji. the :'iirncse of which, when
, attached to n Inco'imtive, is to show
the amount of steam necessary to pill
a train. 1'y this test it is expect-i to
show at what t.nir'ts on the railroad
the most pressure is needed.
Ot'R FRIENDS.
Mrs. Honey Sherman 'and Mrs.
Hughes, nf Hyde Park, were guests of
Siioiiuehnnna lrieids lust w'eelr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case, of Fi ran
ton. are visliing relatives in town.
.Mrs. Helen Morrison, of. Sv.etlnort,
past dcMU'tiiient piesldout, is nttoudr
lug tlie V. ii. C. district convention In
this :daee.
MARRIED THUF.E SUJTKKS.
As the tlrst wife of Erastus J.
Mason, of Stratford coiners, was dy
ing, she requested that If he married
again ho would s.ltct his wife (Voni
among her clsters. lie did so. When the
second wife died she made the same
request, and u few dus ago he mar
ried his third wife from the same fam
ily. She was .Moitie C. Morris, and is
twenty years old. while her liu; hand It
fifteen years older. It is understood
that Mrs. .Mason No. 3 lias a l'?w m;rj
sisters.
POLITICALLY SPEAK1NM.
Mrs. Helen Johnjon, nf Cony, Pu.,
will address u L'rynn rally in this place
on Saturday evenln;;.
Dr. Wilson ,of Mont rose, nnd James
McKlnney, uf Susquehanna, Demo
cratic candidates lor Representative,
will address u rally in Thomson on
Wednesday evening and at I'nlnndnle
on Thursday evening. "Love's labor
lost."
Honi James T. Du IJoI. of Washing
ton, will address the Republican of
New Mllford on Thursuav evening.
Hon Rienzl Strleton, and Dr. Wil
son, of Montrose, will address a Demo
cratic gathering In Jackson ihts even
ing. The Montrose Democrat insinuates
that Mr. Wanamaker is furnishing the
shekels for the Republican campaign
in this county, but It neglects to state
who Is putting up for the Democratic
Is abating.
The Blnghamton Methodist Episco
pal Ministerial association met at
Springvllle yesterday and will con
clude its labors today.
Great Bend has but six quarantined
cases of diphtheria, and the epidemic
is abating. (
The Forest City News has been sus
pended by the sheriff. It is to be hoped
that the sprightly paper will reappear
in the near future, with Brother Brown
at the helm.
Montrose continues to revel In the ex
citement of a semi-occasional balloon
ascension. Business is generally sus
pended and everybody, except the peo
ple in the jail, turn out to see the dar
ing young man on flying trapeze.
The editors of the Great Bend Plaln
dculer and the Hallstead Herald are
again making faces at each other
across the raging Susquehanna.
Hons. William A. Stone, of Pitts
burg, and James T. DuBols. of Wash
ington, will address a Republican rally
In Montrose on Friday evening.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, of Glenwood,
will speak et Nicholson on Saturday
next. Fortunate Nicholson.
SEVERAL MATTERS.
The Tunkhannock New Age hastens
to Inform a waiting world that "the
mineral water from the Carpenter Hoi
loy oil well has been analyzed, and
found to contain more Ingredients than
a druggist's prescription." Hurry and
bottle it! It ought to be nasty enough
to kill or cure.
Advanced thinkers are beginning to
believe in the reconciliation of, worsh p
and recreation. They should cease to
pull In opposite directions.
Why do the geniuses who have In
vented flying machines talk so much
about It in the newspapers? Why
don't they Just fly?
Whichever way the elections go next
week, England will not build bonfires.
She Is all for gold, but If McKlnlev Is
elected with him will come a protec
tive tariff, according to the View of
British Journalists and statesmen. She
Is also for free trade, but if Bryan Is
the choice, with htm will come free sil
ver, which England cannot swallow.
In either case, she Is in the dilemma
of the colored brother who proposed to
take to the woods.
TUESDAY'S TIDINGS.
The Woman's Relief corps, G. A. R.,
held a district convention in this place
today. Delegates from several coun
ties are present This evening a camp
fire will be held In Hogan's opera house.
Rev. J. Erwln Broadhead, rector of
Christ Episcopal church, will on Sun
day next close his pastorate here, and
return to Old Forge, Pa,
Rev. O. H. Boughton, for the past
two years pastor of the Baptist church,
on Sunday preached his farewell ser
mon. He will become an Evangelist
and continue to reside In Susquehanna.
The coal business on the Jefferson
branch is brisk, and the Delaware and
Hudson and the Erie trainmen are
happy.
Susquehanna and Carbondale have
experienced the throes of a klrmess;
and, after the general round-up, the
consensus of opinion apiiears to be
that an enterprise of that sort has
wonderful possibilities. The projectors
and the participants have considerable
hard work, pleasure and excitement.
but somebody else has the lion's share
of the ducats.
The proposed pilgrimage from Sus
quehanna to Canton has evidently been
postponed Indefinitely. It is a sad
fact, and one greatly to be deplored,
that a large number of our people have
considerable more political enthusiasm
than cold cash. Vhltney.
Leave Buflalo 6.35 a. m., arrive Chi
cago 9.00 p. m via Nickel Plate Road.
fill
GAS li ELECTRIC FIXTURES,
Steam and Hot Water Heating
FURNACE WORK.
THE
T 5 CONNELL CO.,
O LACKftWAMU a'JEij:
AYLESVVORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In the lltj.
The latest improved luruish
tags onil apparatus (or keeping
meat, Littler and c";s.
223 Wyoming Avenue.
EICYCLES.
OS KD AFTER fEPT. 1ST, IHM. WE
will i Sir 1.11 uf the Inlli.vluir nlnels
inf. 7 l.avi in !-.to it t .lolil er's l'ri'-es : Woif-iTi.-r
i an. l'liTce lYt'r-.T'jfcMcjii, Weverly nrnl
F uthi rstuno l.ino. This is 1111 riroi tiinltv
lo tet u tood wl eil clieup. We stiil have tlio
la i ons ('rcwfonl," a vhcil tluit runs a
r.lilit mi'l v tmi mars tqual to any S IO
nnuMi.i' mi ibc ii nrkc t. Cou-e nud see what
vm cau d fci- you in uiir Hut.
E. L PBKBL ll SPRUCE SI.
1HP. IDEAL AMI RICAN TRIP
MOk'l HI'iUN S1HAMSHIP LO.V.PANY.
Tim feupi'rbly Appo.ubi'd and Cuiuw iious
fc tOfl tl'HTHRl'ip.
NORTHWIiST AMI NORTHLAND,
Airi rir ,u tliroiiKli ami ilir i (fli.
leave bulr'Nln '; n t.fnv i lid Fridiys 0.30 p.m.
for Clcc!anil. Dctruit, .Mackinac. The Soo.
Duluth, mid Wrsiern Points, paming ull
pU'eof ilieret ky UuyliK'it liiconaucliou
THE OREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,
it frirniH tliH most direct route, and from ev
ery p Int i f t ii'!urison. tlio most dolightful
and comforts! 1m otiu t jlinnrnnolls, 8t. I'anl,
Oreut Foil", ileluna, 1'llttn. Spokane nnd Pa
rifle roast. Th cnW trncixontin.iitiU line
innuliiK tli. Umons buff.t, library, observa
tion car.
Vsw 117 I'onr tra'n for Prrtland vis Rpokunc
HOTEL. LAPAVETTB, Lake Mlnnetonk.,
16 miles from MiuiK-apolif, largest und must
Ijcautlul renort in tlio west.
'i iuk.ts and any information of any agent or
A. A. HEAKD,, General Passenger agent,
Buffalo, K. V. 1
WHEELS fj?fo WHEELS
adway's
Pills
Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable,
MILD, BIT EFFECTIVE.
Purely veretshle, act without P'ln, ele
git uly coated, tasteless, small .and mmt to
take. K ; 1kv' Pills insist nature, sliiuuUt
iug to healthful activ.ty the liver, bowels' and
other digestive organs, ear n tlie Imwelmn
a natural condition without any alter effects.
CURE
Sick Headache,
Biliousness,
Constipation,
Piles
AND
All Liver Disorders.
RAU WAY'S PILLS nre nrrely veeetsble.
irild and re.i.tble. iaue P rivet Digestion. I
complete abHor,.tlon a d hi'nltlitulreMUlurity.
'J. ........ . K . A ll,. ...I.,,.. A. V... ,;!
"book of Adv.ce" free by mail.
RADWAY 8c CO..
No. SS Elm Street, New York.
JAMES MOIR,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR
Hat Moved to His New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue.
Entrtace en tide next to First National
Bank. Be bat now io a
1 lie ill
Comprising everything requisite for line
llsrehant Tailoring. And tb. same can
be shown to advantage in his spin
didlj fined op rooms.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
If Bitended to All Readers el The Trib
al to Call oa "OLD RELIABLE" In His
New BnslnoM Homo-
rs
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturer of tlie Celebrated
ft
CAPACITY i
iootooo Barrels per Annum
.i3-
yrtvi !,i iTf-1- - ii-..a
What 581 Prphs-d .w
JUDICAL.
LADIES Quickest Relief.
Dr. King's Celebrated Cotton Root Pills,
nrer tail, absolutely ri'll.tMc, siife and b:irui
I S3. By mail 1.(0; rnrtlrulnrs free.
KINO REMEDY CO.,
181 William Street. New Vork City.
KiSTORES VITALITY
mm
Made a
Well Mar.
1st 1)07. 4
Wf of Me.
lSta Day,
TUB GiBAT 30th Dot.
produrrs the nbove results In noila. It a h
poworiully oiiu.iuh klir. curi s whou ill others fail
Vouutilucuwilln'KiiiM tbi-ir lo: mauliood. and nlu
men will recover their yontlitnl vnror by nslns
KKV1VO. It qiiiriiiy and surely rrio.PBN rvou
mus. Lot Vitality, Impotriicy. Nuiiitly Eminnioni-'.
Loatl'ower.Fsiliuit .M.niory, tVatliut Diseases, and
ill eirects ot Kelf'ttbuiio or etces and iudincretion
n bicb ttnllts one tor s nily. buincsR or marrisae. It
lot only cures by sorting at tbe seat ot d. lease , but
Isatmat tien tonic aud blood builder, brluv
Ing baek tlie pink glow to role rbeeksa'idre
ito:i!ig tlin Are ot youth. It naril off fnsanit
md Consumption. Imiit on bavin RKVIVO, m
I her. It ran be carried In vest pocket, liy in Ml
1.0(1 per package, or sli for S3S.OO, with a psi
vo written guarantee to rare or return
' '40 money. Circular frea. Address
w'. W'OICIKS O t'vr St.. CHICAGO.
For Sola by MATTHEWS BROS., Drug
gist Seramon, Po,
R
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r.'" (run liif.
'vur . V:'
THE SPRING BROOK WATER SUPPLY COM
THIRTY YEAR 5 PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,
FREE FROM TAXES.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL 1 AND OCTOBER 1
The Spring Brook Water Supply Company offers to the pub
lic 0XE HUNDRED T1101 vYND DOLLARS orthc above described bonds.
Tre company furnishes the entire water supply of the Lackawanna
and Wyoming Valleys, from Scranton to Xanticoke, Including, among others,
the following cities an ! boroughs, to wit:
WHkesBarrc, Pittston, West nttstou, Avoca, Duryea, Wyo
m!n;,lnzcrne, Kingston, Edwardsvllle, Parians, Miner's Mills, Sooth
Wllkes-Carrc, Ashley, Sugar Notch, Warrior Ron, etc. The bonds
are secured by mortgage on the entire system.
The company has - no hesitation in offering and recommending th; t
bonds as a safe and desirable investment The history of the companies
In the- system shows tint water companies are free from the fluctua
tions and disturbances that affect industrial and railroal enterprises. A thor
ough investigation of the Wilkes-Birre Wa.er system, cmriaj a period of
forty-Gve years, shows an an null increase over tin previous year, without
exception, and this through a period covering several financial panics ani
the Civil War. x
The compauy is takiiij care of the increased growth of the valley in
its demand lor a good and pure water supply, a sufficient number of bonds
being held in the treasury lor this purpose.
Scale 1 proposals will be received for the whole, or any part of the
bonds offered, until Wednesday, Oetober 28th, 18)6, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Its
office, at Scranton, or any orthc fjllowiaj banks, whira further information,
if desired, may also be obtained:
SECDX!) NlTirmL BANK, Wllkes-Barre, Pa.
PEOPLE'S BANK, Wllkes-Barre, Pa.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Pittston, Pa.
MINEItS' SAVIXG BANK, Pittston, Pa.
DEPOSIT AXD SAVINHS BANK, Kington, Pa.
SCRAXTJV SAYING BlNK & TilUiT CJ., Scranton, Pa.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK, Scranton, Pa.
MAXWELL & GRAVES, Bmkers, 113 Liberty St New York.
ah bids should be addressed to The Spring Brook Water Supply
Company. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids and alt
bonds for which bids are accepted are to be paid for within five days after
Oct. 28th. The officers and directors of th: onpiay are as follows:
L.A. Walres, President, J. Roger Mat well, Pre. C. R. R. or N.J.
C. 1. 8impson, tleo. F.Boker,Pres.lst National Bank.N.V
Lemuel Amermau, Vice Pros. W. F. Hallstead,(en.!IIan.D.,L. at W.R. I
T. tl. Watkins, Secretary. John Welles llollenbaolt.
Samuel T. Peters. Robert C. Adams, Treasurer.
Morgan B. Williams,
THE SPRING BROOK WATER SUPPLY COMPANY,
Mkmw )
. 2,000,000 BARRELS
Made and Sold in Six Months, ending larch 1, 1896,
. Total Product of
1
ffHWAMD
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels.
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby's Superlative is sold everywhere from the
Pacific Coast to St. John's, New Foundland, and in England. Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and i recognized as the best flour in the
world.
IEGARGEL
WHOLESALE
WE CARRY
Burden,
Phoenix,
American,
Juniata Steel,
!X. L. Stee!,
: Toe and Side Weight
NEVERSLIP CALKS, BLACKSMITH AND
WAGONMAKERS' SUPPLIES.
jBITTENBEHOER h 11
i
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BAPiNE, PA, MaiNJfeoturora of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AfiD PUUF1NG MACHINhnT.
EVERY WOMAN
CoaeMtnos neoJi a reliable, monthly, recnlatlng medicine. Only naraUssta
tbe purest drura should b. used. 11 yea want the beat, get
Dr. PcaFc Pennyroyal Pills
Tber are prempt, safe aid certain In result Tbe senulna (Or. Fast's) oerar UaO
Boiat. gent anywhere, tl.09. Audnas Muwiaa 1, UeTslud, O,
For aalo by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avonuo
Spruce StrooL Soranton, Pa.
By L. A. WATRES, President.
CONNELL
AGENTS.
ALL SIZES OF
orse
hoes
SCRANTON PA.
Oeneral Ottieas SCRANTON, PA.
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