THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MOllNINGr, JANUARY 13, 1897.
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New Year Cards,
Pocket Diaries, 1897,
Peloubct's Notes on the
Sunday School Lessons lSi7.
Deep cut In prices
si II tills week
on all Holiday Articles
Tojs, Games, Blackboards, Desks,
Toilet Cases and Taney Articles,
Holiday Books and Taney Stationery,
at very large reductions,
to clear out balances.
Bargains for New Year presents.
NORTON'S,
322 Lackawanna Ac
Shavings
The ufo of Shavings for bedding
lor hoi ses or cowd la not
But put up like straw In
Small Bales
Is something new.
Cheaper Than Straw,
Cleaner Than Straw,
Better Than Straw.
Wo keep It.
The Weston Mill Co
SCRANTON, OLYPHANT, CARBONOALE.
MSOUlEi WITHOUT PAIN
EXTRACTION OP TEETH WITH
"ANAESTHENE." FINEST DEN
TAL, WORK IN THE CITY.
DRS, HEN WOOD & WARD ELL
316 LACKAWANNA AVE.
PERSONAL.
Theodore Kolsel spent last evening In
Honesdale.
Colonel II. A. Coursen Is In Washington
rirantrlnrf for the accommodations of the
Thliteenth regiment (lining the McKliiley
inauguration on Match 4.
P. H. Fiench, until Hst sptlng uUht
clerk at the Wjomlnir House, Is In the
clt. He lepresents the Phlladelphlx
house of K( llej Bros. fi. Splllman, olo
agents foi Jackson's patent belt latlug
-tnachlnei y.
D. & H. TRAINS TO ONEONTA.
Will Uo Him Through from M ilKcs
II n ire, a Disunion ol 1IIO Miles.
The Delavvaie and Hudson company
Is auanglng to iuii two through tiafns
from Wllkeb-Bane to Ontontii, a ells
tunce of 130 miles. The object Is to
obviate the necessity of holding fi eight
ovi at Nineveh, junction.
It It, undei stood the tmlns will he In
chat Re of Caibondale crews, each ciew"
making a tilp fiom. lieie to Oneonta
and letuin, thu tilp to Wilkes-Ilaue
being made by another crew. Caibon
dale Herald.
Theie will
Seventeenth
deiman How
avenue, Satu
the hours of
pose of piaci
be a joint caucus of the
waul Ilepubllcans at Al
p'i olllce, 502 Lackawanna
iday, Jan. 10, lb!)7, between
7 and 9 p. m. for the pur-
ng in nomination one per
common council and dls-
son for the
trlct election
olllceis. By oider of
Vigilance Committee,
Geoige Bamaid,
C. B. Penman,
M. J. Andiews.
Card from .11 r. .Hun roe.
I hereby announce mjself a candidate
for sup?! visor of Old Poige township sub
ject to the Demociatlc nomination. I ain
jjot able to work. I tend door in the mine
tor a bov's pa. I got Si votes last spilng
with mani thanks- to those who gave
them. If I get as many this spring I
shall be ever thankful to the citizens of
Old Toige. John Mum op.
Nickel plated Skates nt riorey's, 70c.
Other grades In proportion.
A
Happy
Is lie whose feet rest
comfortably iu our correct-made
shoes, The
most attractive of Bull
Dogs if you want auy
other shape toe if you
wish.
There's no other Win
ter Shoe like Our Tan
"College" Boot.
&3 Efto Tne
$0.00 pair,
oooooooooooooo
410 SpruceS'..
ffliOTCER
NICHOLS CASE TO
THE FRONT AGAIN
Superior Court Listened to Arguments
Willi Reference lo It.
VERY TROUBLESOME COUNTRY ROAD
After Tun Yums of Litigation itiut
i:lieiKllltire of Over 81!, 000 the
Proposition to Upon it ltciutl in
Jollcrson Township Reaches tho
.Second Highest Tribunal hi the
State--Argunient in O'Crndy discs.
Two cases that have been piovoca
tlvo of a laigc amount of litigation
were ahed befoio tho Supeilor couit
M-stcrduy, or at least ceitaln phases
of them wore. The one that has at
tincted the greatest amount of atten
tion of the two mentioned Is the appeal
of Jnmos Nichols,, of Claik's Oieen, In
the inntter of the estnte of his mother,
Small Nichols, deceased In IBS') Mis.
Nichols died, lcnving hei husband, Tru
nin Nichols, anil five chlldien surviv
ing. The husband subsequently died
Since the death of Mis. Nichols the
chlldien have been engaged iu litiga
tion over the piopeity.
The ense was hi ought to the atten
tion of the couit vestciday In the foim
of an appeal fiom the final decioe of
the oiphans couit of this county le
fusing to allow an appeal fiom the de
cision of the leglstei of wills dismiss
ing the pioccedlngs to compel the pio
duullon of the will of Sui.ih Nichols,
deceased. Tho case was oi Initially ap
pealed to the Supieine couit, but was
l emitted to the Superior couit because
It was not shown thnt the amount In
volved exceeded $1,000.
On .May 21, 1802, James Nichols
caused a citation to Issue against the
othei Nichols helis to compel them to
pioduce the will of Saialr Nichols foi
probate. These pioceedlngs weie dis
missed by tho icglster of wills on Sept.
0, 1SU2, and on May 17, 1SU3, James
Nichols filed his petition with the leg
Ister of wills for a loheaiing. On Aug.
11 of the same eai a leheailng was
lefused and on Sept. 23 following he
piesented a petition to the oiphans
couit piaylng that an appeal might bo
allowed fiom the decision of the legis
tei of wills In lef using to grant a le
hearlng This appeal the couit letused
to allow. Attorney" A. A. Vosbuig pie
sented the nigument for the appellant.
He caiefullv went over the opinion of
the lower court and cited a number of
authorities to sustain his position In
the matter.
MR. AMERMAN'S ARGUMENT.
Attorney Lemuel Ameiman made the
aigument opposing the giantlng of an
appeal. He asked that the appeal be
quashed for the following reasons:
The decision of the leglster from
which the nppeal was taken was not a
judicial act or decision, as he had no
authotlty or juilsdlctlon to conduct a
healing or decide whethei Mis. Nich
ols died testate or Intestate, or
whether tho appellees had or had not
the alleged last will of Saiah Nichols
In their possession. The appellant Is
bantd by the statute of limitations,
moi e than thiee jears having elapsed
between the time of the dismissal of
the pioceedlngs by the leglster of wills
unappealed fiom and the taking of the
appeal in this case.
It was fuither contended that the de
ciee of the couit fiom which the np
peal' was taken Is not subject to an ap
peal, as the refusal to giant a lehear
Ing Is a matter eiltliely within the dis
ci etlon of tho couit. In closing his ni
gument Mr. Ameimnn said that the
proceedings were for the put pose of be
fogging the title of those who have
pui chased poitions of the Nichols es
tate and to make It difficult to sell or
tiansferany of the land.
"In pal ting with this case T am pait
lng with an old fiiend," said Mi. Amer
lnan. 'Tor twelve jeais it has helped
to feed and clothe me and some of my
bietluen as well. I think it is time
it was ended, though, that something
may be left for the heirs "
Ten jeais ago pioceedlngs to open a
road In Jeffeison township were begun.
Yesterday the attention of the Supeiloi
couit wns absoibed for a time listening
to leasons why the decision of the low
er couit lefusing to quash pioceedlngs
should not be leveised. This aigu
ment wns made by C. B. Gaidner, who
lepitsents A. F. Emery, the appellant.
This morning Attorney John F. Sciagg
will piesent the opposite side of the ai
gument. Four sets of Viewers have
passed upon the location of the pio
posed road and over $2,000 has been ex
pended In litigation.
DARLING CASE FINISHED.
After couit met yesterdny morning
aigument was lesumed In the ease of
Thomas Dai ling, executor of E. P. Dai
llng, deceased, against John II. Edson
(B. D. Caiey, appellant), fiom the com
mon pleas of Lu?eine countv. Upon
the completion of the aigument the
ense of James Flynn, appellant, against
People's Mutual Life Stock Insuiance
company, fiom the common pleas of
this county, was taken up. Othei
cases aigued were: Olvphant Lumber
company, Limited, to use of Patrick
McGouldilck, appellant, against Peo
ple's Mutual Live Stock company, fiom
common pleas of Lackawanna county;
"VY. II. Whyto against A. W. Clamor,
appellant, fiom common pleas of Lack
awanna county.
Two cases of Ann O'Giady against
the Piudentinl Insuiance company, ap
pellant, weie argued dining the after
noon. Attorney A. A. Vosbuig nigued
for the appellant and Attorney John P
Kelly foi the appellee. Mis. O'Gindy
obtained verdicts against the company
In both cases foi insuiance on the life
of her mother. It is contended by the
company thnt the policies weie not
piopeily assigned to her and that she
has theiefore no valid claim In the
piesent actions. No opinions weie
handed down yesterday.
These cases weie lepoited settled
S. H. Yeakel against Mathlas Stlpp,
appellant, fiom common pleas of Lack
awanna county; Benedict R. Catr
ngalnst Chailes S. Wetheilll and Chas.
S, 'Wetheilll, ndminlstiator, appellants,
fiom common pleas of Lacawunna
county; Cential Egg company ngalnst
J. A. Ackeimnn, appellant, fiom com
mon pleas of Lackawanna county.
IN COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Interesting Cnsu lrom Moscow mid a
Number of Verdicts,
Judge Geoige S. Purdy, of llouesdale,
Is piestdlng In couit loom No, 1 in
Judge Aiohbald's place this week.
The first tnse called befoie him was
that of Kate Myers, of Moscow, against
Catherine Wtteiibondor and William
Koch, an Interpleader to determine the
owneishlp of $600 woith of houses, cat
tle, fowl and farm implements. The
defendants seized upon tho goods and
chattels of Irwin G, Blesecker, of Mos
cow, thiough tho sheilrf. jMIss Myeis
nllegcs that pait ot the propeity as
above described, beloiined to her, hav
ing pui chased them bIiu alleges at .1
constable's sale. The defendants ad
mit that thuie was tho foi in of a sale
but that It was fiauilulently conducted
nnd that theie was collusion between
Hlesecker and Miss Mycin to defeat
the honest ctedltois. Geoige D. Tnylot
appeals loi the plaintiff and E. C. Now
conib for tho defense. Tho caso was
on nt adjournment.
Befoie Judge Edwnids In couit room
No. 1 yesterday a compulsory non-suit
was dliected In the case of N. Y. Leet
against Patrick Kllcullen and a rule
for a now tilnl allowed.
A vet diet for $.!G0.23 In favor of the
dofm.dant was found Iu the case of
It E. Dunston assignee, against the
Seinnton Supply and Machlneiy com
pan.v. (
Tho jury In the caso of John II.
Elvy ngalnst C. L Teeter brought In a
vol diet yesteulay moinlng in favoi of
the Jpfendnnt. A like vcidletw.is re
turned In the cap of Alson lloel and
w ife ngalnst S. W. Lameienu-c. A ver
dict for the plalntllf was letuincd In
the case of Mis M. J. Lesh against the
Ha Boot and Shoo company.
WALL AGAIN A PRISONER
Captured Near Dallas, Luzerne Counly.
On the Expiration of liis Term He
Will Be Tried for Jail Breaking.
William Wall did not lonir enjoy his
hnul earned fieedoin. lie was cap
tllieil jestetduv near Dallas, Luzerne
county, and bi ought back to the coun
tv Jnll last night. When his teim lor
stealing chickens expiies he will have
to answci the mole seiious one of
bi caking jail.
Wall escaped fiom the county jail
onilv Satuiday evening and lert foi
the nc Ighboi hood of his old homo at
Tunkhnnnock. Monday Deputy "Wui
den Pi Ice of the county jail located
hlin about four miles fiom Dallas and
Ulegiaphed to this city lor assistance.
Yesteulay AVaiden Simpson, Juller
Tom Lewis and Patiolmen Reese and
J( lies went to Dallas and last night
they brought "Wall back with them
and lodged him again Ii the county
jail fiom which theie is little likeli
hood of his auain escaping.
Sheiift demons said last night that
the next giand July will be asked to
indict Wall foi bieaking Jail.
NATIONAL BANK DIRECTORS.
r.lected by riist,Thiid and Trudcrs'
National Bunks Ycsterduv.
The stockholder of Scianton's three
national banks, the Fiist, Thlid and
Tiadeis, elected dlrectois yesteiday
for the cunent year.
The old boaid of the Thlid National
bank was ic-elected as follows: "Wil
liam Council, Heniv Belln, jr., James
Aichbald, William T. binith, Alficd
Until, Luthei Kellei and Geoigo 11.
Cntlin. They will oiganUe nt the ieg
ulai boaid meeting Monday afternoon.
The Flist National bank's old boaid
was also ie-elected as follows: James
A. Linen, G. L Dickson, James Wail,
"W. It. Stons, W. F. Hallstend, W. W.
Sci anion, John Jeunvn and T. r. Tor
icy. The boaid (iigaiils-ation will be
effected Satuiday morning at 10
o'clock.
The following weie elected diiectors
of the Tiadeis' National bank: Chailes
P. Matthews. P. B. Flnley, I. W.
Moiss, I. A. Finch, Chailes Sehlagei,
Joseph J. Jcimvn, James M. Evethait,
M. S. Kemmeiei, J. T. l'oitei, V'. W.
Watson, R. W. Beadlo and C. E. Chit
tenden, the latter being an addition to
the old boaid who weio ie-elected.
They will organize on Satuiday,
0. C. & S. R. R. ELECTION.
Stockholders Vestcidav Chose Direc
tois Who Organized Later.
A stockholder meeting for the elec
tion of diiectors of the Ontnlio, Car
bondnle and Scianton Railway com
pany, was held yesteiday afternoon In
the olllce of E. B Stuiges in the Com
monwealth building. The company
possesses the division ot the Ontaiio
and "Western load between this city
and Hancock junction, a distance of 51
miles.
The diiectors chosen weie: Thomas
P. Fowler. J. E. Chllds and J. B. Ken.
ot New Yoik citj , E. B. Stuiges, "W.
H. Richmond, O. S. Johnson, C. D.
Simpson, J. N. Rico and John Jeimyn,
of Scianton: J. E. Buir, D. S. Cluik
son, C. E. Spencer and D. Seuiiy, of
Caibondale. They oiganized bv elect
ing Thomas P. Fowler president, J. E.
Chllds vice piesldcnt, and R. D. Itlck
aid, of Scianton, secietaiy and treas
mer. The dlrectoinle and ofTlcets aie the
same as last year.
230 XX White Envelopes for 17c. at 3c.
Store, 523 Lack'a. ave.
Tailor made fall suits and overcoats,
latest styles, John Ross, 307 Spruce
street. "
Notice.
The following Is a list of display cards
kept In stock at this ofllce and for
sale at ten cents each:
Rooms for rent.
Toi sale.
This property for sale.
Furnished rooms.
House for rent.
House to let. etc.
Skates at Tloiey's, 25c.
For Infants and Children.
Thofi!
f'd&m;.
tlnllo
1: cs
C17
oianr.
sigmvatg
If j ou hav o any Dontal Work you want dono
vou will savo munoj by seeing rnu befoio go
ing elsowhero. When I s.iy I am inserting
GOLD AND SILVER FILLINGS
Guaranteed to savo tho teeth from further
decay, I mean it. I am doing tho very boat
dontal work at lower prieca than otuois and
can pioo it by culling nt my oflleo. Exami
nation costs jou noth rig. if you want a gold
crown or
TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE
Called Crown and Bridge Work. Keraeinbot,
1 nialto only ono crade tho very beat 1SJK.
gold nud good weight and tho piics U rlckt.
1. BfiffiL DENTIST
316 Spruce Soeet,
Next Door to Hotel Jermjn.
LIBRARY OFFICIAL'S
ANNUAL MEETING
Reports Were Submitted nnd Officers
Elected tor IS97.
PRESIDENT HAND IS RE-ELECTED
As Were Vicu-l'rcsidcnt W. T. Smith.
Treasurer Henry llclln, Jr., and
Sccictarv and Librarian Henry J.
Cair--liatter's Report as Librarian
Covcis l'nll) the Work of tho Year.
.Modest Request lor Appropriations.
Work the Library is Doing,
The annual mooting ot the dliectois
of tho Scianton Public llbinry was
held In tho llbiniv building vostoidny
iilteinoon. Theie was an election of
oDIcers, and several repoils weie made.
Aided Hand was ie-elected piesl
dcnt; lfeiny Belln, ticasuier, and Hcn
ty J. Cair, secietaiy and libintlan.
The lepoit of Ticvasiuor Belln Includ
ed the following sununailes: Balance
fiom 1S93, $l'-.7S2, lecelpts lbflG, $11,69!.-
vr
LIBRARIAN HENRY J. CARR.
S2; dlsbuisoments, $ll,01S.32; balance,
$1,533 32.
A bilef but compiehenslve lepoit
was made by Piesident Hand He cit
ed the elllcienoy shown In the man
agement of the llbiaiy woik, which
had Its effect upon eveiy depaitmeut
of cit.v life. The Institution's Inlluence
was bevond estimate iu its moulding
foi good the futuie citizens of the city.
He .said:
l'cimit us to remind the councils that
for keeping the fountain full we are whol
ly dependent on theli geneious considera
tion. The amount we ask foi, vl7 .
For sal lilts and laboi ?j,400
Tor Incidentals 1,000
Foi books 3000
Total cunent expenses $11,100
Which cannot be lessened without crip
pling the gtowth and peimancnt powei of
the llbr.ii.
The amount asked foi Is but $400
moie than the Inadequate sum gi anted
T
h
Knows that the decorations of her
dinner table will be rcgaidcd as
reflecting her good taste nnd
judgment. An artistic and hand
sonic Dinner Set will add much
to the clfect. How much bettei
our New Year's dinner will
taste with white table linen and
dainty dishes. We can furnish
the dishes at any price )ou want
to pay. Come in and look them
ovct.
BRIC-A-BRAC,
SILVERWARE, ETC.
MILLAR & PECK,
13 iWj tuning Avenue.
Walk in and look around.
Up - m
MmmittV
v.wmfes
m
IE
rirlELLi;
For another week we will give the people of
lowest prices ever quoted in the city. Every article
Sale embraces the following:
Men's Underwear, Blankets,
Children's Underwear, Comforts,
Ladies' Underwear, Linens,
We offer remarkable bargains
UNBLEACHED.
5i Good Brown .Muslin for
7c Atlanta A short lengths for
7e Jonesville, very heavy, for
7c Iladley, very fine for
lie Best I.ockwood, 5-1 P. C. muslin for
13c Ilest Lockwtiod, (i-'t, P. C. Muslin for
Kic Host Loch wood 8-, Sheeting Muslin for..
lSctlest l.ochwood, 1)., bheeting Miiblin for .
20c Best Lockwood, 10., Sheeting Muslin for
5c Good Apron Ulugham for
5c Good Prints for
Be&t Indigo Blue Prints for
by councils lisi year and does not np
ptonoh the cost of maintaining llbiaites
of equal extent In other cities.
The piesldcnt lenuiiked upon the ex
cellent admlnlstintlou of Llhiurlau
Cnir nnd the good work of his assist
ants and said the justification ot the
mode of oiganlscatlon was amply evi
denced. The meeting was nttended by Alficd
Hand, Heniy Belin, jr., Major James
G. Bailey, Rev. Rogers Isiael, T. II.
Dale, M. J. Wilson, Judge R. W. Aich
bald and Rev. Dr. S. C. Logan. Tho
absentees were Judge F. W. Gunster,
Rev. P. .1. McMnnus, Colonel 11. M.
Boles, William Connell, S. B. Pi Ice and
William T. Smjth.
Following Is the leport of Llbratian
Cm r.
REPORT OF LIBRARIAN.
There mo few, if any, notable depar
tures fiom tho cunent routine und steady
vv oi king of tho Scianton Public llbiary to
be repoited foi the jear 1S90
In almost every lespect, a moderate In
cieano H shown, and a favoiablo compar
ison with tho lesults ofii.evlous jears Is
moiltcd.
Due attention to this feature Is found
quite essential as a basis foi the loin of
books. Thu teim of a boirowci's caul, bs
the niles or the llbi u, Is limited, and,
for IU continuance, a le-rcglstintlon Is le
quhed at the end of each two je.irs
Iteglstiatlons of lSOi, weie as follows.
New, 2,J(1I, ic-ieglstcied, 1.4S2; total, 3.S4G;
of which .1,74 1 weie clt; boi lowers, 20 non
icsldent, und HI teacheis' or other special
caids
Divided as to sex, 1,710 wore males and
2,1 iO females, as to ages, l.'J'il were pel sons
of 10 jears and ovei, and 593 those undei
that age. '
Theie weie 130 caids sin rendered or can
celed foi one icason oi uuothci. In addi
tion to the 2,572 canceled b expliatlon of
their term, m iking a total of 2,702; leav Ing
8, .00 caids In loieu at tile close of the
e.ir 1MM
The tiustecs authorized this jeai tho
Issue of student's cards (to such regls
teied caul holdeis as might have occasion
foi theli use) upon which, as a supplement
to the oi dln.it y bonowei's caul, could
bo diavvn aiiv books othei than piose,
lletlon and Juvenile stores. Some '210 of
those extia cauls have been gianWd, but
ale not Inilifthd In the leglstiatlon llguies
above The pilvllege has been appreciat
ed, seemlnglj , and, so far as obseived, no
abuse or misuse made of such cauls
Usual statistics of cli dilution and like
features of iceoul nppeii In the tables
appended, but a few general lesults may
be help stated.
Totul Issues of the jeai fiom the clrcu-
tContlnued on Page 0
EYES
You can save money by buying specta
cles of Sllverstone, tho eye specialist, at
300 L'acknvvanna avenue, onely ono flight
over tho Lehigh Valley ticket ofllce. The
following prices will satisfy you that they
aro tho cheapest In tho city: Solid gold
rlmmed spectacles at $3 50 per pair; filled
bows at $2; nlcklo bows from 50c. to $1.50;
aluminum bows fiom 75c. to $2 00; colored
glasses fiom 25c. to $1.25. Wo have a largo
lino of reading glasses, the best in tho
market, at 25c. per pair. Opera and mag
nifying glasses at reduced prices Of
flco hours, 8 a. m, to 12m.; 1 to 0 p. m.
Remember that your eyes will bo exam
ined free and satisfaction is guaranteed.
SAWYER'S
I SEI-AMI
Of MILLINERY Wrill Begin
MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1897,
Absolutely No Reserves. The Entire Stock Will Be Offered from
One-Fourth to One-Halt Its Actual Value. Prices on a Few Articles
for Your Considelation :
TRIMMED HATS.
Over SO0 to select fiom,
negulir prico from S2 0f)to S15 00
Safe price from 67c to $4.97
UNTRIMAlUD HATS.
At less than one-third valuo.
Lot No. 1, Sale Prleo jc
LotNo ' Snlo Prico 15c
Lot No J. Sato l'rico 25c
Lot No. 4, Sale Prico 30c
Lot No 5, bale Prleo 50c
Lot No, 0, Salo Piico iiyc
RIBBONS.
All Silk Taffeta Qlace.
No 40, S-iloPuoe isc a jard
4-lucli vvldo, Salo Piico 25c a yard
Don't let this matter drop after reading this adv., but convince
yourself the goods are sold as advertised, Sale will continue until
the entire stoile is sold.
A. R. SAWYER, 132 Wyoming Avenue
of
in all Muslins, Sheetings, Calicoes, Ginghams, etc. Perhaps never again will you have
the opportunity of buying these goods at such low prices:
(it
. 5c
. 5Jc
. file
He
.10c
V2c
14c
Hiz
. lc
. ac
, :c
415, 417 Lackawanna
CHINA.
A Thousand Rieces
Of lovely decorated China to be
closed out. Many tea sets have
one piece brolen. Then there are
hundred of left over odd pieces
that unless sold seem to get set
back where salespeople forget them.
We think it better to make it an
object for you to come today and
Monday and take what you want.
Five counters, arranged this way:
No. 1 Here are salad
Counter bowls PCI1 ede
cake plates, fancy
plates, china syrup jugs, cups and
saucers. Were 25c, 40c, 50c. and
higher. Tour choice, 19c.
No. 2 This includes Roy-
Counter al Uomi v'lsei, 5
piece china tea sets,
orange bowls, huge Bohemian vases
and doens of otoer pieces. Some
were $2. 50. Choice, 98c.
No. 3 Foui -piece smok-
Counter 'm" betb' tracker jais,
cake plates, huge
vases, bon-bon boxes, chocolate
pots and other pietty articles.
Choice, 69c.
No. 4 Smoking sets, ciack-
Counter er Jars- chocolate
pots, sugar bowls
and cieam pitcheis.
Lots of othei useful and beautiful
pieces. Choice, 48c.
No. 5 Moustache cups,
Counter e'ft waie, cups and
saucers, cake plates,
syiup cups, celeiy holders and-several
hundred other odd pieces. Any
piece on this counter, 9c.
303 Lacka. Ave.
THIELE
School of Music, 520 Spruce St,
Mrs. Katharine Thiele,
Voice Training, Solo Singing
Ernest Thiele,
Violin, Piano, 'Cello ensemble. Both
teachers at celebrated Scharwcnka
Conservatory, New York, Also other
competent teachers engaged. Mr. Thiele
is the successor to the late
HERR KOPFF.
CLEARANCE SEE
OSTRICH UOWS
At $3, OS rtoguhr rrlco SG 50
TANCY FEATHERS.
At sc Reduced from lie
At 15c Reduced from JJc
OSTRICH TIPS.
Ono lot
At 63c I'.oducefl from S1.23
ROSES.
Silk and Volvet
At 15c Worth 2of
At lye Woith .)"c
At 25c Worth 50c
At 29c Worth COe
VIOLETS.
At 5c , 10c, isc, lyc. , 35c, and 29c, a Uunch,
Worth Double,
Scranton the opportunity of
just as represented or money
Dress Goods,
Children's Coats,
Ladies' Coats,
Dry
BLEACHED.
(ic Good Muslin for
(ile Finest .Muslin for ....
7e Mill .Muslin for ...
7e l.onesdale .Muslin for
7c Fruit .Muslin for
12c Lockwood, 5-1 P. C. Muslin for
lie Lockwood, (LI P. C. Muslin for ..
l.'lc Lockwood, 50-inch Muslin for
17c Lockwood, S.'l- Sheeting for
20c Lockwood, 0-4 Sheeting for
22c Lockwood, 10-4 Sheeting for ,
Avenue, Scranton,
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LKTTKK F110M A NEW Y0UIC
CLOAK HOUSE.
January "tli, 1S07.
V. 11. lllnclc, '
1UU Wyoming tivenue,
Scruntoii.
Dear Sin
Wo lmvo concluded to accept your
pasli oiler, 50 per cunt., for our ontiro
stock of Jackets nnd (Japes and lmvo
shipped them today.
Yours truly,
A. IIOSEN et CO,
MONDAY, JANUARY 11,
Will conimonco tho sale of thonbovo
Block und conf Inuo until thu whole
stock Is dlspojcd of.
All Hondo Astrakhan Kersey Jack
ets vlll bo arranged Into tlneo lots;
LOT ONE.
israinifacturer's Price, $7.00.
Sale Price $3.50
LOT TWO.
Mttiuifiicluier's Price, 'JdO.OO,
Sale Price $5.00
LOT THREE.
Manufacturer's Price, $10.00,
Sale Price $7.50
All of our Capes will bo assorted out
in the same uiauuur.
Manufacturer's Piiccs, 0, $10, $10.
Sale Price $3, $5, $8
All of Fur Capes, short and long,
will be closed out at
HALF PRICE.
Sale Begins flonday.
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132 Wyoming Avenua,
SAWYER'S MILLINERY STORE
WE HAVE
THE BEST
To Be Found
In the City.
Tailor-fVSade,
Tailor Fit
And Finish
And About Half Tailor Prices.
416 UCKAWANNA AVENU!
buying Dry Goods at the
returned.
Hen's Hose,
Children's Hose,
Ladies' Hose.
4 c
5c
51c
5c
, fijc
l)c
lie
10c
14c
10c
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