THE SOT? ANTON TRIBUNE-WJ2DrESnAY MORNING. MATCCIT 17, 1897.
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WHITNEY'S WEEKLY
BUliGET OF NEWS
A Strange Story of Petrified Woolen
Allllciis.
MRS. KELLY'S TRIBUTE TO I1EBC11ER
I'lirinur Kilns Stnntoii Ittins it Hiico
Willi 11 WioilcliiicU--Trniiiiis Saw
Woud.-A Spring l,iium--Vniloiis
ItLMtlh tll'lllllTCSl lo Rtiilioud Jlojs.
Stniy Hits oiConntiy Nous.
Special to the Scrnnton Tribune.
Suvciuohunnn, Mnieli IC About tvo
M-ais nco n Jetsey heifer beloiiBlutr to
James Brown, near Stevens' Point,
aw allowed a pair of led woolen mittens.
The. calf urew to be n inlleli eow, and
Mas apparently dolnc, well until a short
time ugo, -when Mr. Hi own noticed that
she was not doing as well us usual. She
ueenied In much dlstiess when she
moved around, and hud a slroiiR deslie
to lie down all the time. Finally, she
died and Ml. Hi own cut her open to
see what was the matter with her. Upon
examination one of the mittens and a
jmtt ol the other wele found in a petil
lltd mate. When knocked against each
otliei tlii rattled like stones. The
tuiious will piobably ha foiw aided to
Borne miibeum.
WAYSIDH GLEANINGS.
After a Inlet illness, Matthi.is MeMu
hon, an old and lespected citizen, died
on Saturday, aged S2 yeais. The fun
eral was largely attended Horn St.
John's Catholic chinch on Monday
moinlug.
The Pennsylvania and New Toil: Tel
ephone company Is about to stilng a
copper -lie between Susquehanna and
ringhumtou with direct' communica
tion Tim lemalns of Mrs. Jane Cuiry, yeais
ago u lesldent ol Susquehanna, eie
brought liete on Tilduy nf lei noon lioni
Pin bondale, and Inteiied in Lam el Hill
ctnictery .
The 1'iesbyteilan society Is at work
eiRleiuoiing to seeuie Hinds to eiect a
m ihuieh edifice. They ale meeting
w ith excellent um cess
Mis. Adah Hebegule, foimeily of Sus
quehanna, ih iiltlciilly 111 at. her home
In West Clllfoid. She Is the widow of
the lute (juoigc E Kebsegule.
COURT CURRENCY.
The Moimous have exodusted f.om
Tut est City. Now let the people sing
the good old Methodist hymn, begin
ning, "Now, belleing, wo tejoice to see
the cili.se lemoved."
1'iolessor Fo of Aubuiu, was a few
days since, wedded to Miss AVolf, of
State College. "What'll the harvest
be'.-
The creamery at Fi ioelsv IIP- has about
J0 eons engagid. TheMontiose Dem
ocrat bays that the-putions will luinlsh
one told of wood to each "' covvs evi
dently ba.sswood, fiom which to make
cheese.
AVhen Young Cold man, ol Hull'nlo,
whiu to Monti osu, to pieelplt.ite- a Jail
eb lively, he told his people that he was
' going to a suipilse paity." As a pio
phet the esteemed Mr. Goldman Is a
howling success.
Tile vailous public schools ale le-lelving-
their delayed state appiopila-
tlollt.
In Ilullslead, on Filday. Hill Pi ou
nce, a i Ileal Uend young man, appealed
litltne a Justice ol the jieai e, chaiged
with shooting jut i the locomotive of
Tile tiuln JO. at Red Rock, on Wednes
day, and wounding the Hi email, J. Love,
ot Iloinellsi-Ille, in the leg. Trent lie
waived examination and aave ball lor
his appejiance befoie the giand juiy.
"OWED" TO .SPUING.
"The sun shines waim
And the blids letutii liam
'1 heir Southern home,
And the sound of the tin tie
Is heard In the land.
The tax collector Is on the w at -path.
And the ineiiy plumbe) chuigcs time
I'oi lkllng between our house
And his office.
IIoiibi-i leunbig Is Indulged In and
Your nelghbois movo all their goods
On the flout sloop
To (jhow what they have got;
Ami the soni."
Ol the Idled gill as she
Scitibs oft the muddy fiont stoop
Is music to oui eats
I don't think!"
ALONG Tlin RAILROADS.
By Joining the coal pool, the Dolavvat o
and Hudson's shine of the entile output
lb "J t0 und the Kile's 4 per cent.
Some of the Kile's rebuilt locomotives,
ft oin the Cooke uoiks, Patei-on, uie
running on the New Yoik division, and
doing good sli y lee.
Jeifeibon branch passenger conductor,
Polk Palmer, of this place, Is 111 with
Blip.
Jelfeison branch tialn dispatcher, J.
D. Pat tell, of Cat bondale, spent Sunday
with his paients in Deposit.
It is whlspeied that several more D.,
I.. & AY. conductois aio hanging by
their eyebrows.
Susquehanna veteran Krle engineer,
William J Hull. Is on the sick list. ,'
The F.rle Is building tluee new pas-s'-nger
trains, which aie to run between
New Yoik and Cleveland, and nie to
be models of beauty and elegance.
The Hile's Jefferson blanch employes
received tlieit monthly stipend on Sat
uiduy acivssy's
Rills
Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable,
MILD, BUT EFFECTIVE.
Puroly vegetable, act without pain, ole.
gautly coated, pistoles, small ana oasy tc
take Had way 'a Pills assist nature, stimulat
ing to hoalthful uctlvlty the livor, bowels and
other digestive organ, leavln the bow els id
a natural condition without any alter effects
CURE
Sick Headache,
Biliousness,
Constipation,
Piles
-AND-
All Liver Disorders.
RADWAY'S PILLS are puroly vogotab lo
mild and reliable. Causa Perfect DlRostlor-.,
complete absorption nnd healthful regularity.
Suoents a box. At Druggists, or by mall
"Boole ot Ad vice" free by mall.
RADWAY Be. CO,,
So. si Elm Streeti New York.
The tails on the Jpffeiion bialirh ure
Elveli time to cool, these dus,
The miners In Vol est City woik about
one mill a half darn per week. With
ecellent snipping facilities 111 evel
dliectlon, with plenty of unemployed
labor, und coal nt a nominal llguie, For
est City ought to be a gieat Inanufuc
tuiliig town, and not entliely given over
to mining.
TO KlUl IS TYP00UAP1I1CAL.
"t wish to nay to the cungiejratlon."
said a Suiueliannn cleigyiuaii, "that
the pulpit Is not responsible for the er
lor on the tickets for the cumins' con
ceit. The conicil Is for the benefit of
the molt fund not the 'arch fiend." Yc
will now slug hymn six, 'To eir Is lm- I
mnn, to forgive divine.' "
AAlUOl'S MATTERS AND THlNnS.
Our good liie'r Maxey, of the Ken est
City News, has decided that when next
lie has nn Idea that the boroinrh needs
n prominent pugilist, he will Just send
unci get one and fny nothing.
Somebody has been writing from
T'nlondalc to the Monttos" Democrat
that the village has Horn 20 to 2. tnt
tleis, nnd suggests that the place be
called ' Taltletown." Suffering Mnses,
but theie will be fun In Unlondale when
that scribe W lausoed!
The Ciow, the lobln, the "solssois to
gilnd" man, inil the awning agent have
been In Susquehanna pi Inn? evidence
that ulmanac spilns Is heie.
Many u man never gets on the popu
lar side until he Joins the silent majoti
ty. The cremeailes have cllsolved the all
alliteration society "dogs, dairy-women
nnd diudgeiy."
A Suquoliunna man, ilist j "tut tied
ficim the far west, suy.s that ho "didn't
-ee a HHW.spapei In six weeks" Neither
did the apostles.
SOME OTIlHIl THINGS.
Now In jubilant cadenza
lie our voices gully trip,
I'or the ill emlrul Influenza
Is loosening Its- Kilp.
AVhen It comes to "(-.needing the nart-
Ing guest," no one does It mote joylully '
than does the victim of the gllp when
it takes Its depaitute.
So-called dull limes only Insplie the
Hluoud business man to give mote eaie
lul attention lo his newspaper advei
tlsing. s
Kouiteen tiamps sawed wood In the
Susquehanna woods on Monday. And
still some people claim that "the tiamps
will not woi k."
It Is a mean landlady who won't lur
nlsh boaideis with n comb when thoie's
halt In the butter.
it Is said thai Lackawanna county
has a "live edltoilal liar ot 2O.0U0 volts."
Who Is he?
The only llilnrr that makes money
without advei Using is the mint.
Tilt: HARD AND UKLCIIDn.
The lecent sad and "sudden" death'
of Sarah I'll kh Kelley, bilngs vividly
to mind her poem on the death of Kev.
Ileniy Wind Heecher, ten yeais ago.
The poem was entitled, "Passed to His
Kest," and is as lollows:
"Ileniy Wind Beeuhei's eaith life passed
a way,
In the beaiitltul spiliig-tlme upon a sunny
day;
Ills memoiy, too, Our Beloved Nation
hold deal.
The peoplu will miss hlpi for many a jeai.
Though he did not udmlie the piayor vo
often say,
"Kiom sudden death deliver us," we ever
would suy;
A political lefoimer ho has been In his
times,
Admlied by many, who will sing him In
i hv me.
AVe hope he Is gone In peace to Ids ie?t,
Xumbi-ifd with oiutois, a blest and best;
Thou'lt be lHiiiHinbeied lor munv a clay,
Hest thee In gloi.v, wh gentlv vv onM su .
Mmch U, liss7. Saiah Ulileli Kelle."
KACi: WITH A AVOODCIirflC.
Fanner lCllas Stanton ran aiace with
a wood) liuuk. one sunny day ol last
week lie saw the v oodclillel; nibbling
a tin nip some dlstnce fioin his hole, and
put ill ids best licks to get ahead of
the woodchiKk. Stanton got theie tlist
mid-stui k his heel In the hole, with his
loot tow mil the scampeilng animal
Theie wasn't mom for the wood) Illicit
and the heel, and so the woodihuck put
Ills teeth thiough Stanton's boot and
Into his big toe. That made Stanton
lemove his heel tiom the- hole with a
good deal ot ccleiity, and the wood
c Illicit slipped out ol sight in a twink
ling. Stanton went limping to see a
doctor.
NHWS SlTNDllIi:S.
Cashier C. Fied AVilght has letuined
ft out a western and southern business
tour.
Sir John V. McDonald, second grand
duke of Cai bondale, beamed bilghtly
iijiiin th? boiougli on Monday.
Clarence K. Tltswoith, foimetly of
Mont lose, but now of Pottsvllle, will lo
cate In Susquehanna and engage In the
Insurance business. He will bewminly
welcomed.
At this time of the moon, Methodist
mlnlsteiH begin to wonder "vvheie they
aie at."
A Susquehuiinn caipenter nspaulted a
fellow wotkman with a glue pot. In
fact It may be said that he sl'ed up his
man. AVIHTNEY.
To ii I to Uld Point Comlbit, Uich
liiouil anil W nsliiimlou.
The Pennsylvania Itallrcmd Company
i una many delightful toui-., but none
moie delightful than those to Old Point
Comfoit, Hichmond, and Washington.
These embrace it tenltoiy jiecullaily
llih In uttl actions. Supeibly situated,
famous In hlstoiy, the capital of the
grandest nation on eaith, these tlnee
cities fonn a tilo unsuriias.sed In in
teiest to Amei leans. Old Point Is also
one of the most popular and luxuilous
peiennlal le.soits of the continent.
The next petsonally-condueted tour
will leave New Yoik and Philadelphia
Mai eh 18th. Tickets, Including tuins
poitatlon, meals en toute In both dliec
tlons, transfers of passengeis and bag
gage, hotel accommodations at Old
Point Comfort, Hichmond, and AVash
Ington, and canlage llde about Illeh
mond In fact eveiy npcessaiy expense
for a peilod of six days will be sold at
rate of $33 00 from New Yoik. Hiook
lyn, and Newaik, $34.00 from Tienton,
$33.00 fioin Philadelphia, and propor
tionate rates from other stations.
Tickets will also be sold to Old Point
Comfoit and letuin dliect by legular
trains within six days, Including trans
put tatlon, luncheon on going tilp, and
one und thiee-fourths days' boaid at
Old Point, at rate of $10 00ifiom New
A'oik, Hrooklyn, and Newiul;, $15 00
fioin Trenton, $H 00 ftom Philadelphia,
and ptopoitlonatu rates from other sta
tions. Apply to ticket agencies, Tourist
Agent, HOC Uioadvvay, New Yoik, or
Geo. AV. Hoyd, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent, Dioud Stieet Station,
Philadelphia,
Died at the Ago oN18.
Chattanooga, Teiin., March iC Haster
MeCullough, u llt'Kio, died heie csteiduy
at the ugH of US yeuis, She wuh a nutlvo
of Geoiglu, whole she leaves u small uimy
of granduhlldieii and gleut giuudchlldieii.
One of her own family of llftten chlldiun
suivlves her.
m u mimm of im wais ifteb
yems w mmmm mz s mm
W PMLYSiS.
lYnmthcI'icss,
Jfr. Pavld O. Tnlliot U n well-known nnd
rrspectul ritleii of Olof;o Ccuuity, Now
York, icviiliiig nt Dlnuiioii, vrlm three jeais
nt'ci hud a stioke nf pnraljI, which lie (it -tiibutcs
to the elVcct1) of n wound lecoivcd o'i
tliu 10th ol June, 1S04, Ijel'oie 1'cteisbiiri.',
Vu., while bervim,' wttli the New York
Heavy Artilloiy.
'i ho following is Ids own account of lih
ilhii's mid convalescence, which will bo
found iutcreMitig:
1:i)Mi:sto.v, X. Y., A up. 31, 1S9G.
"On tliu fifth day of December, lofiJ, I
vviii taken with a p.ualvtie shock, which iif
f'ecttd tliu wliole ot tlie left bide, and I could
not speak i'or time vvccl.ii. 1 was confined
to my bed lor a loin time mid coiMiuitly nt
tended by u plijsicinu, though little relief
wus epi neiietd. My atoumcli and the
lunacies of my llirout were much affected.
I wns woiiiiiled in .lime, ISiII, at letei slmry.
Vu.. hiivhii; then lost three lingers ol m.v lett
liiiml, iiml that ulwajs ullected me m a
muikeil degree, my arm ollin beeumlng
niinili. I should stat thut on the du.v I re
ceived tlie stioke, I had two distinct shocks,
tlie first in the morning, which was mi llidit
that the doctor win; not nt all iihirmud, but
the tec nnd nearly iiiOislied me up. Kver
since the war 1 had siilleii.il with iiiivnimk
111 If und m coucliticiii was very bail when I
whs attacked. 1 um now slvtj ye.us old unci
hurillv 'liutil look lot anything appro.icldng
good health after my Hie of bUtkriiig, but I
WINDFALL FOR AURRAY.
The Lute Ml Itichiird nlluce's Si'e--icllli)
llcil to (),()()0,0OO.
I,oiiclun, Muich H;.-.Iolm Seott Mur
ia, who for maiu ve-ais was pilvate
hei"iitai to Sli Hkhaid Wallace and
who later idled the same olllce lor Sir
lilchaul'.s widow, Lad.v Wallace, finds
blniM li h"lr to .WC.OOO.OOO under the
t'-ims of the will ot Lutlv Wallace.
The grandchild! on ot Lady Wallace did
not lecelve any bequests.
Mr. Mutiny, who comes of a good
family, is said to be handsome, luetlul
uiivai v Ingly good teinpeied and alwavs
In exuberant health. Dining Sir Hleli'
uid'.j life Mi. Munay made himself
ItiValunble tc' the lmtonet. When the
latter died i vc tytlilng was left to Lady
Wallace, und Ml. .Mm lay became her
thief advli-cr and i lui tie-ally n inag"i
of the- vihole establishment.
Lady AVulliue leaves hei magnilltent
alt eolleetlons to the Hiitlsh inuselim.
All else ge.es to the pilvate stcietaiy.
CLAUS SPRECKELS' DAUGHTER.
She Kctuiiis to Him u l.aigo Amount
of Piopeilv He 1 1 (tit (liven 1 1 cm .
San Fianelseo, Mulch IC Advices
lioin Honolulu, under date oi Maich T,
annouuee that Mis I'tniua C. Watson
bus deeded back to hel latliei. Clans
SpH'ekle", the ptopeily In that city
which was inesented by him to hei.
Tliu Intel ests Include the line mansion
at Punahuii and building lots on Fiji t
stieets The deeds wele llltd on
Match A.
No explanation lsgleit, but it Is un
derstood that the tiunsleis aie the le
bUlt of the lecent mailiage ot Miss
Spieekles and the stiulneil lelutlons
witli her lather which lollowed. It will
je leinembeied that soon uftei hei mui
liuge Mis. Watson tinned over to her
lother piopt-ity, i.hletl in bond,
ainounting to $1,500,000.
The only piopeit she letalned was
the building beuilng her name on Mar
ket stieet opposite Mason stieet.
MARKETS AND STOCKS.
nll Street Iteviuu.
N
vv soil.. Maun lo Tlie sensation ot
the du in stoi k ilnlcs was a bic.ik In
MUsuml Pacllk tluiu 14 to lj. The old
upoit ol a lei eh i-i ship WJ& tleel clieu-latc-d,
but tills time the i umoi met with
a most e-mihutlc denial on the pail of
Pliihidttit tioilld und Dliectoi Sage .Ml.
Gould, in u statement muuV jubUi shoitlv
uttel the slump In the slock, denied ab
solutely that a lei-elvei would be appoint
ed TIih denial ulainu-d the shot ts, a nish
to covet lollowed, und the sto, k boundtd
up lo ls?4, closing ut thut llBUie. As the
day advanced iailwu and liidustiliil
stoi kh galheied stienth. and near the
elose the best llguies fol along lime past
Wele leeoidcd ill mun lllbtuiiueS. Th"
Vundei bills, espei lull) New Yoik Central,
Ulg Pour, Caimdii Soitthein, Xoithwesi
and the Nlckle Plate displayed gltal III ill
ness fiom stait to tlnlsh The nuikei in
the alteinoon was veij llim, Munhattiin
und Western Union moving up P., per
cent in lilt Industiials Sugai was trad
ed In ex-dividend. The stock tlist sold
down to 1116m. and then lose 113ss. Specu
lation i losed stiong in tone. Net changes
hliovv gnln- ol 'ia.l per cent. The total
sales wele .'JSUUO shales.
Furnished by WILLIAM LIN'N. AI
Li:N A: CO., slock biokeis. Mears bulld-
i,.n ,r.n,-,o rn-.TriC!
Illf,, iwuinni
T03-70C.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. Ing.
Am. Tobacco Co. ... 7s', Til 7S "s1.
Am. Sug Itef. Co. .11.' 11J58 HP, iVa
Ateh . To. As S Fe .. 11 11', 11 11
At , To. it S Fe Pi . .'J 1UV, 2 "J
I'anad Southern .... 4S. r,0', 49' f.ii
Ches. .V (Jhlo 1S IS', IS " IS",
Chie. Cas 78 7ji4 77 'S
Chic. X. W 100 no iua mi)',,
Chle.H it Q 77 77 77 77'j
c. c. r & St. l sj 2j''j :tj :;.'
Chle., It 1. ,t Pue, ,. CSi 1,3 L.S mil
Del. & Iluilbon lu!ii 10D)4 101 10d h
D. L & W ir,7 -:,7'. 157 157
I)lt. S I'. 1' 1S 13 ia'i 13
lien. Kleetile 30 3.", 31 S,'
Lake Hlioie 1C9 170 lt?l 170
LouN. & N'HS'i -4J JO -19 Wa
M. K. .t Tev Pi'.... 31 31 31 Jl
Mull Lluvuled Su S7'S b"s S1
.Mo Pae IS'j 111 ir, Hi,
Nat. Lead r,,b. 'y, a JjiJ
N. J. Central !)( i)l ! 114
N. A". Central ;ii 100 w w,
N. A'., S. it W. Pi... 1!-. i-, LT. 2.-.
N01. Pae 13 13 l,i 13
Out. t Western .. 14 14 14 14
Omaha CJ fcj 1,1 (,!'
Pae. Mall 2ii 2u)l LSU. W
Phil, .t Heading .... 2u 2", 24 2J
Southein H. It 11 !) H 9
Southern It. P.. Pi... 2 2S 2S''. 2S
Tellll. C. .t lion .... 27 2s 27 2Jg
Texas Pucllle 0. 9 9. 9
Union Paclllo 7 7 7 7
Wabash (. (, 5 5
Wabash Pi IJ'j 15 14 11
Westell! Union 81 Sb S5 M
W. L 1 1 1 1
I'. S. Hubber 1G 17 1U 17' j
CHICAGO HOAHD OF TItADC PRICES
Ojien- High- Low- Clos-
WIinAT. ing. est. est. Ing.
May 73 74 7.1 73)4
July 72 73 71. 72'i
OATS.
May 17 17 10 1C
July 17 IS 17 17
CORN.
May 21 21 24 24
July 25'4 25 25 25
LARD.
May 430 4.33 4.30 4 32
July 4.42 4.42 4.40 4 42
Seriiiiton Itoiuil oT Trade l'vchinigo
(iui)tatious--AII Quotations lluscd
on Pur of 100.
STOCKS. Hid. Asked,
aci-anion iv I'liision 'i rae, uo,
National Doling .t DtllPg Co,
Flist Nittlonul Hank
Dlmhuist lloulevuid Co. ,,,,,,
Sciuutou Suvings Hank
HiTuntou Packing Co
20
W
C50
... 100
COO
95
... no
I Luckavvunud. lion & Steel Co,
ftUa, A'. 1'.
saw so much .said about Dr. William' Pink
I'llls for l'.iln People In the ,VHspaper, nnd
that tlipy ere ticl for pai nl j tics, that I
dctciiiiincil to trj thriu. '1 Ids I did just
one mi and four months nco. 1 strictly fol
lowed directions nnd felt belter within u
week. I um not tlie tame man I vrui when
I be;rati to take l)i. Williams' medicine.
My old enmiade Notion, who was in the
Mil nc company and rf-ghueiit with me, nnd
wnsa grievous sittleier iiom general nervous
debility, nt mr recoinmenclalioii has taken
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills unci they have
helped him wonderfully.
"I ccitily on honor that the above state
ment is true in every particular.
(Signed) DaviuC. TALroT."
Witncs John C. Laimu-us.
Dr. Williams' Pink I'llls contain, In a con
densed loiiu, nil the dementi) nweary lo
give new lite und liclintss fo tlie blond and
lestoru fluttered nerve"), 'lliev ale ulto n
spicllic for troubles peculiar to female, such
as suppressions, iiicmiltiritlcs and all forms
of vveakiii'Ss. 'l'lic build up the blood, anil
restore the glow ot health to t ale and sallow
clinks In men they effect a radlcnl cure
in nil cases iirisiin; Irom mental worry, over
work or excesses ot whatever nature. Pink
J l'ills are sold in boxes (never in loose bulk)
1 at 50 cents n box or six boxes for i'J.uO, unit
. limy be hud ol all eh iieirlsts, nr dileet by
'mall Iiom Dr. Wilhums' lltdicine Conipauy,
i BclicueituUy, . Y,
'Ihlid National Hank . . . 310
Thtoop Nov'eltv M'fg Co.
Set union Tuutlon Co 15
Seialiton Ale Winks
Weston Mill Co
Alexander Car ltepliuei C'Oj. ...
Seianton Heddlng Co
ninit-Dep it l)l. Hank 141
l'olllel lOnglneei 110
Luckn. Trast X Sife Uep. Co. 140
Cijstul Lake W'atei Co
Tiadeis' National Hank
Tradei's National bank 122
HONDS.
Seranton Pass Rullwnv, flist
moitgane due IMS 110
People's Stieet Hallway, fltst
moitgage due J91S 110
Seianton A. Plttston Tiae. Co ...
People's Stieet Rallwu, Sec
ond moitgage due 1920 110
Dickson Muniifuctuilng Co
Lueku. Township School 0"; . ...
I'itv ot Seianton St Imp. t,"0. ...
Alt. A'einon Coal Co
Seianton Ale Woiks
Seianton Ti action Co
Li onoiny Steam, II. it P. Co
90
17
J,il
2.10
lll
101
141
121
121
125
90
100
102
102
SI
100
91
100
New Yoik Produce; Market.
New- A'oik, Mai eh II,. Flout Dull,
steadv , unchanged. Wheat Dull, sti ud ;
f. o. b , S3e., unyiacled nd, 70aSlc. , No.
1 lioithein, Sl5e , options closed stiadv ;
Aluuh, Sl',e.; May, 7sc; duly . 7Sc.;
September, 75e. Coin Dull, til m ; No.
2, 29 e , elevatoi j jild.:ilc. , alloat, op
tions dull, stead , Muieh, 29c , Mu,
29e ; Jul v. 3Pjc. Cats Dull, tlitn, op
tions dull, Muj, 23e ; spot in Ices, No 2,
22c; No 2 white. 24i , No. 2 Chicago, .Me.,
No. 3, 21c, No 3 white, 22e , mKccl
we stein, 21a2lc ; white do. and white stale,
2ia30c. Piovlsloiis Finn, 11111 bunged
Laid Stiong, quiet: western steam, $150,
eltj, $1.15; Mu, $4.0.', lellned. til in; eon
tlnent, $4 SO, South Aineile.i, $5.05, eom
pound, l'!,ale Huttei Steudv, un-
ehaliged. Cheese Steud, Uliehangi d.
Hgg Las . slate- ami Pennsylvania,
10c ; weslein tiesh, lt)c , southein, 10a
luc.
m
Philllilelphiu Piovision .Vliirket.
Phlludelplda, March IC Piovlsloiis
weie In fall demand und Hi 111 ut un
changed prices We ciuote Hee-f hams,
$ls 75h19, as to age and brand, palk, fam
ily. $10 5oall, bums, $10 50all, hams, S P
euied, ill tielees. Su9l , do smoked,
9alle , as to average and bland, sidt-s,
ilbbed, In salt. 4u5i , do. do. smoked,
5a5e , shouldeis, pli kle LUied, 5JUlii ,
do do smoked, lut,L , pleiilc Imms, S
P euied, t.a0l4e.; do do sinuked, (jui ,
bellies. In pickle, aeeoiding to uveiage,
loose, 5'jalic , bieaktast b icon, 7aSo , as 10
bland and average, laid, pint, 1 Itv le
llned. In tieues, 5a5c . do do. In nibs.
V,a1e. . do. tsjieis. loose 4a41,e , i c
tullovv. In hogsnads, 3aJL , eountiy do,
2'..a3i , us to quality, and saki s, 3c
Chiengei t ttin mid Provision .llaiket.
('Iiliugo, Mai eh Id The leading rutin es
lunyid us follows. Wheat Mui eh 72'.i .
72e , Muv, 7.1e., 7r8c , July, 72'ji., 72e
e'oin .Vlauh, 2Je , 23e , May, 24'4e ,
24e., July, 25e , 23i Outs Alan li,
luc , I1I14C , May, 17c, P,c , Julv, 17'- ,
17c Mess poik .May, is 0.1, $S92, July,
$9, 9 05. Laid May, $4.75, $1 S2, July,
$4 72'.., $1 S2'j. Cash iiuolatlons wele as
follows Flout, dull, steudv. uiii-haiigi d.
No 2 spring wheat, 72u".'Se ; No 3, do.
72e , No 2 led, S3uS7e ; No 2 coin, 2sa
2sc ; No. 2 oats. loUe ; No. 2 ie, 22'.e ,
No. 2 1niley, 3Jc; No 1 flaxseed, SO'.a
SJ'oc; pilme timothy seed, $2 70, mess
poik, $SS1,iS90; laid, $l21al30, shoi t libs,
shies, $4 70a4.9O. shouldeis, $4 70j5, bhoi t
ileal -Ides, $175alb7'i, whiskey, $117,
iiiguis, cut loaf. $520, granulated, $4 04,
standai d A, $4.51.
Chicago Live .'Unci;.
Chicago, Maieh 10 Cattle Receipts,
2,500 head: muiket steady; common lo ex
tra sleets, $3 70a4t5; stockeis and feedei '.
U 10a3.45, calves, $J 50.10; Te-Mins, ?J 40.1.1 50
HognHei elts, 17,0on head; muiket tlim
and 2'..e hlghei ; heavy pack'ng and ship
ping lots. $3 I5a4.50; common to ehol e
mixed, $J S.1ii4 05; choice ussorled, $197' a
4.01, light, $JS5.il,05; plus, $4a4 05 Sheep
Hecelpts 12 000 head, maiket stiong, In
feilor to choice, $J.25a4.25: lambs, $3Doa.l25
Hulliili) Live Stock.
Huffnlo, N. Y, Mai eh 10 Cattle
Steady; good to choice vents, $5a1 50 IIoss
Plus-jynl stiong; A'oikeis. mixed an 1
medium, $4 le.i4.20, pigs, J.25al, toughs,
3 25a3.75; stugs, $2 50.3 2.1 Sheep and
lambs Steady, uncliunged
Oil .llarkel.
Oil City, Pa , Mutch 10-Ciodlt balances,
90c
DISSOLUTION NOTICii.
"iviTmTrTs iTTntTnY
i pill I III 1 hid p between Will lulu I'lotheioe,
.limit s liet he 1 lie and Uulllil I. Phillips, eu
l.iiued 111 tlii) tuinitlue business iindei Hie
111 111 mime of I'lotheioe A l'oln Sriaiilon,
Pic, was dlssnUed cm the 1 lit li clnx of Mulch,
A. 1. 1HP7, bv the wIlhcluiHul ol sulci Daniel
.1. Pliilllps tram sniil Him. vil debts oulii
to thesuld p.lltneislilpme to be leeelved I v
the Mild William piotheme and .Inmc's
Piothiioe, who will eoutliiue Mild business
under the Hi in name of I'lotheioe A 1 0111
psiuv, nt the hiiuie pltee e, und nil deinuiids on
sniil imitnesbl) utu to bt jncsented to them
loi payment.
Mailed W.M. l'RDTIIHItlJi:,
JAM IS I'ltUI'lll.ltlli:,
DAMDL I. PHlLI.Il'si.
F.XI.CUTUIX NOTICH.
W UtltLNiUCN VI'P,
Attorneys for llntute.
UICAL IJSTATK.
I II WD JUST SOLI) TWO HOMP.S AND
J now I have the bikt liiugalu In Scrnnton
ut$:imill. Now lioiihe, Just built; leudy for
occiipaiicv now; piettlext imit of (iieeu
RliK'e. 1). II. HDI'I.OfU.K, MeiilK llulldllig.
SAFliS WANTKI).
vjKCOMJ-llANIl SAPKs, W'ANTHD-TWO
O or tlireu lartjo llie-iuoof tniles. A 1 order;
roomy and cheap. WM, U'ONNDLL A. CO.,
118 Wyoming uveiiue.
osia-iT:" of dr. 7w. iviT-s, hi;-
X J Ltused, lute ot tho city ol Seitiiitou,
1 ai'Uawiiiiim eniiutv, Pennsylvania. Let lets
ttstamtniiiiy upon the above-named estate
having be'en gianted to tho iindeihluiieil, nil
pel miiis having claims pi ileiuiiucN ugidnst
the Mild estute will piesent them loi jiayinent,
und those ludebteel theieto will please make
luiiuedlate payment to
ANN V J. 1VI, Kxecutilx,
Sciunton, Pa.
& A Juniafi A ioxauj . ncis omai mjcx
That's What
Towels Such
Everybody knows how important it is to wipe the face and hands dry
these days. These Turkish Towels we of fer are the most absorbent towel ever
produced. They induce good circulation, yet have the feel of velvet to the skin.
They have been well named,
COMPLEXION TOWELS.
PRICES FOR THIS SALE,
12c, 15c, 18c, 22c.
ALL OF THIS WEEK.
CONNOLLY &
1 A FAIR PRICE
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FOR KHNT.
Achs. Under This Mend One Cent a Word.
770H HUNT l'I H 1 r, , Mum 111 Il.DIMi,
1 No. lilts voinlui; avenue', ne-t to lilnic
Uunlc; will bi-entlu-l.v H'liiode'lcMl, luinlibed
with elivatoi und imido sultuble fin uiinit
liielit Htoie. Imiullu ol J. . IlIt'K. Meuis
lliilldliii;.
i;oit itr,NT-i.icisi:n nui i:i,.fuit.M:it
I1 of fnloiiund VVuMliliijrton. MHK W.M.
MACK H.N .IK, 'lay loi, Pa.
?VH HH.NT A MNGII.K p-HOUM lllll Si:,
till lay avL'tiue-; niode'lii eonve-ule-m e-s
und city hteaiii. Apiilv to C. J. PO-sl', Hhi,,
CouiiiioiiMeullh IJulldlny:.
CIX UHhiitAill.i:-HUO.M.S ON ADAMS
(J uveiiue', with model 11 linpiove'iiifnt, loi
mini and wile 01 Hiuull fuiiilly ol adults. In
epilti" 718 AdiuiH aveinue'.
1,-uit iii:.n'i-ii u.Pok ooriii.i: liorsn;
J all modeiu Impioveiiicut-. M'JDMouioe
uvonue.
170H ltHNT-OrricnsiNTlIETHADHItS'
A' Ni
sutlonid Bunk llullcllny.
I7HONT UlTlCIN 1 Uit HUNT, IDS
I1 Mil lire stuet. lnciulie I.CWIS 1U:1I,1.
.v. DA VI IN,
"cL'ITKS ItlllUN'l rlll ADA.V1&.
17011 itr.NT-'iin:Tiiiti:i:i'i.(M)itsovKit
I Xo I ID spun etieet, now oecupled bv
the Itowln,.' -oelatliin; posse salon Apill 1.
Inepiliu ol 1 llHU. WACiXl.lt, Ml l.aeUu
wuiinu avenue.
FOR SALK.
Ad. Under I Ids Head One Cent u Word.
P ha x t x 1: w iTvTiXoTuTiX
vJ sell loi Sj-JTO, ut 15II7 Jueltson stieet.
"701tsAl.U- 1 IIIN.I-C1. s-s .VIII.CU cow;
1 11 lee b'Ji.ill): u uaiuuin. 1. 1.. 1.11 K-
OUO
U, 1J ex
seott stieet, oil Iludley, Hiiuinole-.
I7H1.SH JHlpsm Alll.l II COW'S roll
J1 itde. ounstoeL. M lis. (.'. M. XKKLD,
Eile-Ua, Pic,
17011 SAi.i:-rri!iTi'iti:, citi'i.r.s"
I1 book-easeis at gieut baiyalns. l-JlVludl-son
avenue
170R SALE A SIl.VHlt-l'I.Al'l.l) Co NX
I1 double bell eiipboiiliiiu, ulieh enslaved,
vi Ith tinmboue bell, ipild lined; ueailv new
and cost sun, villi sell ut 11 bumulii, Vdeliess
Ibis weel. lo H. W. OAM.oIt, Lultuysvllle,
Pu.
170H sAi.n--iioitsi:, (,i:iisi m;us,
1 e!',llt, 1,000 pounds; eau bo seen at
lll'Jl Pltee stieet.
II P.I.P WANTED-.M AIMS.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent u Word.
TT7.wTTTiTTvvoTirs 1 ii nvTsTu'smTTn
t un new cliilliug uttne biuelil; uood
n-iie-i. 1 oo'i 1: A. sill! lt CO.
IJAICEIi-MNcll.i:, lllDDI K- V( IHlTvTTs
(J who cm b.il.u all Kinds ut lolls, lm ml,
plain und fuiu-v cakes und Is a cnulei tlouei v
maker. Addiess, ,. ;., Ti Ibuue Utile e.
W.vn'i'ED-AX 11)1. V. W1IOCVN THINK
orsuine simple Hilim to patent.' I'lo-
tectvoui Ideas lliey may In Ing you weiillh.
Wilte.lllllN W i:ili:itlil ItX A III, Depi.
C. J!l, Patent Vtloilitvs, WiisbliiLtou, 1) C,
foi lhi'lrMStm prlc otlei and ll-l of 1,0011
Inventions iaiited.
ATAXITI!--S VOL NT IN l.VHHY s t .
Hon tocunviiss; t, 1.(10 to -,.-,.rio a day
inade; sells ul rluht, also a man Pim-II Maple
eioods to dealeis; tjeM lee- line Si7 11 nioiith;
salaiy 01 lm kc commission made ; epeilinc-e
iiiineiessai. ( intern -oap and .Vlauulaetui
lug Company, ( liK'Inuail, o.
T ANTED - W I I.I -KNOWN VI VN IN
11 evuv lown to solicit slo.-k Mibiilp
ttous; a iiiuiuipoly ; bU iiioney loi ncc nts; no
capllul leepilied. I DVVVltD T.IMKVtU.,
Iloecteti liluck.l lite 110, III.
IIEI.P WANTE-ri:.MAS,E.S.
Advs Under Tills Head One Cent a Word
w
T VNTI.D-VI'J'lll.VI 1CIS 1 (lit DJtKss,.
iiiuuiim'. irjo viaitiKoa avenue.
LVDIEs-l MVKE 1IIO VVAOEs DolNO
lileasanl hcuiie woik,uud will glucllv M-lid
full piitttc idais to 11II sending 'J cent Mump.
Mls-sM. A.sTEIHIIN-s, I.iiwienee, MI1I1.
7ANTi:l-I. VllYAtii:.is IN SI H VN.
lou to sell and lultodiii'o sny ilei suike
Icliiu; epeileneed i-anvassci picleiied; weak
peiinaiient unci veiy piolltable. W'lllo foi
puitb uluib ut ome und i;el benellt ol hollduv
tuule. 'I. II, .sNV DEH A CO, ( inc'lnnatl, o.
W-VXTEDIMVIEHI VTEIA --TWO EN EH-
' uetlc s. lies women lo lepieseut us.
Ouaiunlied Ml u dav without tutci feting
with uthei duties. He-ulthtiil occupation.
Wilto foi luii liciiliuis, enclosing stamp,
MANOO CIIEMICVI. CO.MP.VNV, No. 7'J
Jubu stliet, Xew V ink.
HUSINESS Ol'PORTUNlIIES.
Advs. Under I his Head One Cent u Word,
T7VNTrfi- V M VN'IO Vsv'-
till to patent a vuluable Imenlloii. Ad
chess . T 1 Ibune olllce.
OlltST-Cl.Ass (JltOlEltV HlM.NHss.
J1 stock and llstuies. Doing ovei Sil.llOO
jiei mouth. Hest location In a town ot I'J.mio
population. LiiiKe piollts; binull expense.
CciHli HMiilii'ddown, s'.',5(iii; must hell quick,
KoIiik In other business, for mil iuitlcutaiN
Inilllliu ot H. N. HATItlCK, !liU Xoitll
Washliititun avenue, .sciuiiioii, Pu,
S
l.-i.OOtl WII.I. I'l'ltCHASEri.Ol'lt MI I.I.
Ill Xew .1 cities, neui l'hlladeliilila: ea-
pucity lllll bbls, pel duy; line oppnitunlty.
ltKHJS ACOfi7o liouiKf, I'hlliulelphlu, I'u.
Q. OX EVERY S.JUO MADE EAST
'l nioiith thioiiuh 0111 Nvstem ofHviidl-
cute speculation. Send for lull oxpluiiatoiy
pumpblet, O'COXXOR A. CO., 10 Wall St.,
vol' ca x "ma jckTcJu KM O X E Yl I Y I x".'
X vchtlin,' In speculutlon liiiuiedlutely;
send fur our booklet, "Hood Adviee" iiud
dully lllfuiliuitloii. A, 1 UOUST A CO,, I)
I'iue ,St., Xew Yoi k.
&
Makes Our Sale of
a Success.
WALLACE,
FOR
A GOOD THING
" WANTS."
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A WORD.
7vrVrWWWVWWWTWWVWWWW'f'
AG I' NTS WANTIJU.
Advs. Under I his Head One Cent n Word.
O VI,Ub.MHN(rT(?(7l,sTT'PUl7c(5cSr
O 1 1 w 01 Lj slot) hiilurv iiionthly, with
lllieial additional commU-dous. It. 11.
HVANSiV. t 11., Cbk-uao.
rA.Tl'T)-M)ld('PIUlt; NU fiHI.I vTlTt-
Inn, no eollee ting; position pet iiiuuuiit,
pay weeUlj; statu uije-. GI.KN UltUTlIHItv,
Itochestei , X. .
-lTAXTi:i)-(iKM:itAl, ACIKXT.S IX UV-
e-iy lountv; ulsolaily uiiimimisi-ciiiil'.
thlnii new; miic sullci; apply epiloU. I. c.
Hll.lilCItr, 1 II Aduius avenue, 1 Seianton, Pu.
AuK.vis-w hat auk vur tiuixo th
doubout .siiteCltlensblp pilee 1. eio
liiK by thiiuuiiiK Addiess M('H01,
Xccpeiville, III.
AfiHMx-TO SHI, I, OL'H I'ltACTH'Al.
(,'old, sllvei, nickel and ooppei eleetio
PIuMiin; pile es fiom bit upvvuid, miIiiiv and
e-vpenses paid; outfit I tee. Addles, with
stamp, MH'IIKI X MI'li CO , Clduago.
AdHN'ls TO SE1.I, CIO VltS TO DHVI,
eib; sJ5 MeeMy and epen .es; epei I
enio iiniiLMt-souiv. CtiXMiJ.IKAI'HD .M I O
CO., lb Vim lluu-ii. St., I'hleiiKO.
CIIIUUPODIST AND MANICUUK.
lOIlSS lil'XIOX.S VXD IXCIItOWIXO
nails enied without the least puln or
diawintJ: blood. I onsultatioii and aihliv
idven liee. H. M. IIEIV.HI., Chliopodlst,
:i:io l.iu Itiiwmiiia avenue. Ladles intended
nt theli lesldeueu If deslied. ( buit'es model -uie.
CLAIRVOYANT.
Advs. Under Till Head One Cent a Wurd.
AT Ml- HE LbON rEX'Uh,"(irTHVo
11 uut and l'hienoloyWl, i-, Xoith
Main avenue, Hyde l'uik. l-e duvs only.
CITY SCAVENGER.
rHAsT('ooi'EH, cTrr iscTvri:.(ii-.it"
O Vll oideis pioiuptH attended to, dicy in
ulgbt. All the latest uppllunees, 1 buitjes
ii'U'uiiiiblt TIP seiimiim stuet. House,
UilU Xoith W iisbluyton avenue.
A luilUGGS CLEANS 1111 Y VAll.Ts
. mill ce pools, 110 01I01, Impioved
pumps used. . liltllilfs, Pieipiletoi.
I.euveoreleis 1 100 N, Main live., ill l.lekcs
ell 1 i stole, eoiuei da111s unci Mulbeiiy.
lelepbone ill) III.
SITUATIONS V.' ANTED.
(VITIATION AM'I.II-IIY A Mil. Mi
J lady' lis 11 ludv's mulcl 01 t'oveiness.
Speaks both llntlisli and Ueiman; iiImi ad
vuiieed In music. Addie-s, A. W ., cue
Tiibunu oillee.
UITUATIOX WAXTED-llY A YOI'XII
)' mull, In uny eupiieltv. (iood edueutlon
in l.niillsb mid oei man; tllist-class testl
nioiiiiils 1'. O. l!o ililft, Mosiow, Pa.
UlTI' TION TO 00 WAH11INO AND
O lionlmr at home; or (jo out by ihu day
eleaulinrolllees 01 Motes Will ulvu neili-ct
1 siitlsluctloii. Cull or iidditss, j is,, ;i;i 1
1 Noith snninei avenue.
U 'ANTED-V I'O-sITIO.N AS T VI'EVVItl
lei und bookkeepei by youm; lady,
Noiinal Kiailuaie; peitec t eontiol ot Oeiniiin
und lliwllsh, Kood iefeieiucs. Addiess l!o
1117, Aichbald, I'a.
, Cril'.VIION WANTED-EXPEItlENCED
n bookkeepei and jieuci.d in eoiinlunt,
I would be glim 10 ni-i ept ot a leinpnimy en
I mineiueni 01 otheivvlsc, tboiousbl ciiiiipe-
lent; lSyeuit, e pel le nee; .s.iluiy no object.
I p MUIEH MAVIs POSITION; I ' V.N
1 ii uiveii-ltv leleienee. AdcbehS I. I, ;107
1 l'uicst COIlll.
O.Vl.Ks.M VN WANTS V POSITION VM
O well ai-iiiuliitpd with hotel nude und
eluitiade In this eoiinn; i an five the best
of lefeience. Vddii'ss L. VI , ;iov l'uieist louit,
SnTATKlN WANTED-ASIirTCHUt;
SJOOll MU1MIKB mukei und Is WllllllJ- 10
viotkln niuiket 01 peddle; Iindei stands tbe
meat business tliiuouuhh ; wlb tin ulsli kcichI
teleieiicis. Vilduso tHAItl.E.S lloON E,
till 1 1'e un avenue.
. QUI A'TION V VNTEH-VS VX HNI'l'ItT
I O euied hoiwekeepei; enu do uuv and all
. kinds ot wink. 1 all 01 uildiess V.. M. H auj
1 lllukelv stieet, Duninoie, Pa.
rvlIHlsTIX 'IkMl'Elt VM'K MAN
' vuciits eui)loy iiicnt; used to boises and
willing to vim It at anvthlni;. dibis I. p.
I!., cme Viuli-ison's News stole, Nuilli .Main
avenue, eily.
PliVhictaiis and Supkcoiis.
DR. MARTHA S. EVERITT, 30i WASH
ington ave. Otllce bonis until 10 a. m.,
2 to 4, C to 8 p. in,
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. 13.. HOME
opatlilst, Xo 22b Adams avenue.
Dr" A. TRAl'OED, SPECIALIST IN
DUeases of Women, eoinei Wyomlut;
avenue and Spruce street, Seranton. Of
fice houis, Thursday and Satuidays, 9
a m, to C p. m.
DR W. E. AEEUX. C12 NORTH WASIlI
Ington uvenue.
DR. ANNA I.AW, 30S WYOMIXO AVE.
Otllce ham s, 0 11 11. m., 1-8 p. m., 7-S p. 111,
DR. U M. GATES, 123 WASHINGTON
avenue. Otllco houis, S to 9 u. m.. 1.30
to 3 und 7 to Si p. in. Residence 309 Mud!.
son avenue.
DR. C. E. ritHAH, SPECIALIST IN
Ruptuie, Truss Kitting and Eat Reduc.
tlou. Rooms 200 and 207 Meats Hulldlng,
Offlee telephone litii, Houis; 10 to 12.
2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR. S. W. LAMEREAUX, A SPECIAL-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
These Turkish
20v'"slcS'Hotenue
1st on chronic dlseaeo of the heart, lunga,
liver, kidney and genltu miliary or
jfuns, will occupy the otllce of Dr. Hooa.
1'32 Adams avenue. Ofllco hours, 1 to 5
p.m.
DR. JOHN C. "MUCK, 33? WASHINGTON
uvejuuo. (Jtllto liouta s to 10 u. m.; 2 to
4 und 7 to S p. m ,
V. O. HOOK, "VKTUiUNAKY SUlT
Bton. Horses, Cattlo and Dogs treated.
Hospltul, 121 Linden street, Seranton.
Teleplioiio 2(172
'-
Architects
l'HHCIVAI. J. MOnHISAHClUTECT"
Houid of Tiado Uiilldlng.
EDWARD II. DAVIS, "aHCTITHUT.
Hooms 21, 2" and 20, Commonwealth
1 uuuuins, acrnnton.
E H. WAl.THH, AHCHITHCT, OFFICB
rear ot GOO Washington avenue.
LHWIS HANCOCK. JR.. ARCHITECT.
423 Spruce St , eor. Va3h. ave., Seranton.
FKICDKR1CK bfUKOWN, ARCHITECT,
Hike bulldliis, 120 Washington avenue,
Seianton.
T. I HACEY X- SOX, ARCHITECTS,
Traders' NntlonalUank.
l.awveiM.
KRANK V). HOYEE, ATORNEY AND
counsellor-at.law. Hurr building, rooma
ipnncl H, Washington avenue.
EDWAHD W. THAYEH, ATTORNEY,
Rooms 2-13-14 Cominonvv eaith Bldg.
JEFFREYS i RUDDY, ATTORNEYS
jUlavv,Cj)rnnonvealth Hulldlng.
WARREN i KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellors-nt-law, Republican
building, Wusldngton avenue, Scjanton,
Pa.
JESSUP St. JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
and Counsellors at law, Cominonvv ealtti
building, Wusldngton avenue.
W. H. JESSUP,
W. H. JESSUP. JR,
PATTERSON &.' WILCOX, TRADERS
National Hank Building.
ALFRED HAND, WIL1AM J HAND,
Attorneys and Counsellors Common-
wealth building. Rooms 19, 20 nndjl.
FRANK T. OKELL. ATTORNEY-AT-l.aw,
Room G, Coal Exchunge, Seianton,
Pa,
JAMES W OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-at-l.aw.
Rooms fdl, M" and SIC, lioatd
of Tiaele Hulldlng
SAMUEL W. EDGAR, ATTORNEY-AT-Lavv,
Otllce, Wyoming avenue, Seranton.
L. A WATRES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
423 Lackawanna ave Seranton, Pa
URIE TOWNSEND, ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Dime Hank Hulldlng, Seranton.
Money to loan In laige sums ut f per
cent
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORNEY AT
Lavv, Commonwealth building, Seianton,
Pa.
COMEGYS, 321 SPRUCE STREET
D. B REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY'-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mp.irs buildings corner Washington
avenue and Spitico stieet.
U. F KILLAM, ATTORNEY-AT-LAV
120 Wyoming avenue, Seranton, Pa.
JAS J II. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY.
nt-Lavv, 15 Commonwealth bide., Seran
ton. WATSON, DIEHL,"lLVLL &KEMMER
ER Attorneys and Counsellois-at-Law;
Traders' National Hank Hulldlng; room
C, 7, 8, 9, and 10- thlid floor.
Detectives.
BARRING &. M'SWEENEY, COMMON
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
v Ice- A genoy .
Dentists.
DR. F.
stieet.
L. M'GRAW, 303 SPRUCU
DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
Dll. E. Y. HARRISON, 113 S. MAIN AVE.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH, 115 Wyoming jive.
P.. M. STRATTON, OFFICE COAL Ex
change. WELCOME C. SNOVER, 421 LACKaI
ave. Hours, 9 to 1 and 2 to 0
Drcfasintikef.
MRS. M. E. DAVIS, 430 Adams avenue.
Schools.
SCHOUI, OF THE " LACKAVV AX NA
Seianton, Pa , piepares boys and glrU
foi college 01 business, thoroughly
trains young chlldien. Catalogue at re
el u est.
REV. THOMAS M. CANN,
WALTER II. IJUELL
MISS WORCESTER'S KIXDERGARTEN
and School, 412 Adams avenue Spilns
term Al'rll 13 Kliidcigai ten $10. per term.
SeeiU.
G. R. CLARK & CO.. SEEDMEN AND
Nuiseiymen; stoie 140 Washington ave.
nue; green house, 1350 Noith Main ave
nue; store telephone, 7S2
Wife Screens.
JOS KUETTEL, REAR 511 LACKA
wanna avenue, Seranton, Pa., manufac.
Hirer of Wile Screens.
Hotels nnd Restaurants.
"TILE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable
. ZEIGLER. Proprletor
SCRANTOX HOl'SE, NEAR D , L & W.
passengei depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
.Miscellaneous.
HAl'ER'S ORCIIESTRA-Ml'SIC FOR
balls, picnics, paitles, leceptlons, vved
dings and conceit woik furnlsihPd For
terms address R. J. Hauer, conductor,
117 Wyoming uvenue, over Hulbert'J
music store.
MEOAliaEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Win chouse. 130 Washington avenue,
Bcranton. Pa.
FRANK P. BROWN & CO . WIIOLE
sale dealeis In Woodwaie, Cordage anJ
Oil Cloth, 7C0 West Lackawanna aye
THOMAS Al'BREY. EXPERT AC
couutant and auditor. Rooms 19 and 20.
Williams Building, opposite postotllce.
Agent for the Rex Fire Extinguisher
Printing.
THE TRIBl'NE PUBLISHING CO.,
North Washington Avenue Linotype
Composition of all kinds cjulckly done.
racliltU'i UllSUlpUBiod lu this lttflOU.
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