T7TTC SCRANTON TTtlHTTNE-VfafiDNJfiSDAY MORNING-. MARCH JH ; 1807.
WHITNEY'S WEEKLY
BUDGET OF NEWS
Former Perry's Snapping Turtle Cap
lures n Dig Fox.
LAST SCENE OF OAKLAND TRAGEDY
An UniirciucitlliUcil IChymo--A Puz
zled. .lusllc,c--Susiiiuhiiiinii Count'
l,iel;uii's--l'lliilit ol' a Hulled Huron.
Tlio Woodohiick Up n Truu--liittlu
LoClllettCs,
Speclul Coriespondencu of Tlio Tribune.
Susquehanna, Murcli 30. C. H. Per
ry, of HerrleU, has been fattening- a
twenty-pound snapping turtle all win
ter In u barrel of your milk. On Sunday
Ills turtle.slilii wan taken out of tin
barrel mid allowed to wander about
the yurd. Early on Monday morning
1'erry was aroused by the noise of a
wullle In the yard. RepulrltiK there,
lie found the turtle hnugliiK to the nose
of a big fox, which had been stealing
from the henneries In the vicinity for a
month. Hre'r Fox was near the fence,
endeavoring to get over, but Ills ef
forts were blocked by the turtle. Ev
entually the fox leached the next yard,
but Funner Terry followed and shot
lilm dead. The turtle all the time re
tained his hold, and refused to let go
until the fox's nose was cut off. Then
It crawled back to Its homo, carrying
the nose with It as a trophy.
TEACHERS IX COUNCIL.
At a. meeting of principals of graded
Fclioolx of Susquehanna county held
in this place on Saturday afternoon
last, at which County .Superintendent
Charles E. Moxley presided, a County
Teacheis' nssoclutlon was organized,
with the following otllcers: President,
Professor C. K. Moxley, -Hnllstead;
list vlce-piesldent, Professor Ii. E.
.lames, iMnntt'ose: second vice-president,
Professur C, T. Thorpe, Forest
City; third vice-president, Mrs. J. Zorn,
Susilieliuiuiu; .secretary. Professor II.
J. Klsk, Susquehanna; treasurer. Pro
fessor llnrrett, Thomson. The subject
of a uniform system of grading was
discussed, and a committee was ap
pointed to report upon a system and
to report at the next regular meeting,
to be held In Uallstead on the third
Friday in September.
THE OAKLAND TUACEDY.
The funeral of Frank Nelniann, lato
of Oakland township, who on Thursday
morning last suicided, after fatally
wounding Ills sister-in-law, Mrs. John
Stolloch, in Oakland borough, oc
curred from the undertaking rooms of
Colonel Telford, on Saturday afternoon.
Kev. D. I. Sutherland, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, officiating. The
Interment was made In the Grant
Street cemetery. Mrs. Stolloch, Xel
mann's victim, died from her Injuries
at about 1 o'clock on Suturday after
noon. Her age was about fir, years.
She Is survived by the husband and two
adult children. The posl-niortem ex
amination disclosed the fact that the
fatal bullet had ploughed through the
liver and lodged In the abdominal cav
ity. The funeral of Mrs. Stolloch oc
i Hired from the family residence, 100
High street, on Monday afternoon.
Itev. AV. It. Cochrane, pastor of the
Oakland Methodist church, otllciated.
and the interment was made in Mc
Kune cemetery.
WHOLLY UNPREMEDITATED.
Tlio spider span his web across
A merchant's lonely door
And said, while he was spinning, there,
"This Is tlio only store
Where 1 can safely build my house
And watch for buzzing Hies,
For there I'm safe; this Is the ilrm
That doesn't advertise!"
Don't monkey with the buzz-saw. It
will not pay U ily in n passion at a
newspaper.
A tfood chunk of the town Is In the
hands of the grippe and the doctors.
It has been remarked that the man
who works like thunder for four or live
years to get n mother-in-law, and then
kicks, Is no gentleman.
The late Jim Corbett has been an ac
tor for so long a time that he forgot
some things about fighting. Moral
Stick to your business.
Too-previous robins sit shivering in
the tree tops, soiry they got hold ot
the wrong almanac. In the meanwhile
they nre boarding with the sparrows.
COUNTY PICKUPS.
Pi'OBpeqtlng for coal has commenced
near Hullstead.
The county court opened yesterday.
The Erie division Inspectors were
here on Friday. They undoubtedly
found, the road on a "big bend" at this
place Groat liend Plaindealer. And
some of the people a little "crooked"
perhaps.
Aetfeld, the Buffulo confidence sharp,
now in enforced seclusion in the Mont
rose bastile, has constructed a song,
in which each ptisoner In the jail is
referred to, and which they all Join In
singing with great gusto. In the near
futuie, Aetfeld will be singing another
tune.
THE "HELLED HEHON."
The famuus "belled heron" has been
seen in Susquehanna county for the
3ClA3y's
Frills
Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable
MILD, BUT EFFECTIVE.
Purely vegetable, net without pain, elo.
gnntly coated, tasteless, small and easy Ic
take. Itadwny's Pills assist nature, stimulat
ing to healthful ucttvlty the llvor, bowels and'
other dlcestivo organs, leaving the bowels in
a natural condition without any alter otl'ects
CURE
Sick Headache,
Biliousness,
Constipation,
Piles
-AND-
All Liver Disorders.
RADWAY'S PILLS are purely vegetal) le
mild and rwlUble. Cause rVrfoct Digestion,
complete absorption and lieulthfulreKUlarlty.
25 cents a box. At DrugglaU, or by mall
"Cook of Advice" free by mail,
RADNAAY & CO.,
No. 55 Elm Street, New York.
51 MM
past two weeks. A hell Is attached to
one of Its wings, and, When the great
bird moVcs through the air, h. strange
sound Is produced, For several years
the bird has inhabited the oustenii mid
dle and southern states. The Negroes
and other superstitious people believe
that It Is an oincii of war and disas
ter. A PUZZLED JUSTICE.
A newly-elected Justice of the peace
near Susquehanna a few days since
delivered the following mnlden a'ddress
to a jury; "Gentlemen of the jury!
Charging a jury Is a now business to
me, as this Is my first case. You have
all the evidence in the case as well as
myself. You have also heard whut the
learned counsels have said. If you be
lieve what the learned counsel for the
plaintiff has told you, your verdict will
be for the plaintiff; but If, on the other
hand, you believe what the plalnltff's
counsel have told you, then you will
give a verdict for the defendant. Hut
If you ure like me unci don't believe
which either of th'ein has snid, then 111
he hanged if I know what you will
do! Constable, take charge of the
jury."
LITTLE LOCALETTES.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
hold a grand parade and Held day In
Susquehanna, June 29. The five Hlng
lianiton divisions will run an excursion
to this place, and ten other divisions,
from (irent Mend. Factoryville,' Carbon
dale, Hancock, Coming and llornells
vllle, will ba In line.
A meeting for railroad men was held
In Hognu Opera house on Sunday after
noon, under the auspices of the Wo
men's Christian Temperance union.
Several Susquehanna pastors made
brief addresses.
Michael Delpapa, the well-known El
nilra padioue, was on Friday afternoon
arrested anil brought before Justice
Tiffany. In this place, charged bv Au
gustus Forte, with conspiring to cheat
and defraud him and others. Delpapa
gave ball In the Sum of $200 for appear
ance before the justice, April ?. The
matter grew out of the padrone system
of famishing the Erie railroad company
with laborers.
THE WOODCIIUCK UP A THEE.
Jack Dodge, of Lanesboro, was set
ting In his doorway last Sunday, when
he saw a big woodchuek stealing uloncr
a knoll ucross the creek, not more than
a bundled rods away. The wcodclmck
stopped at the foot of the tree, Inspect
ed it for a moment, and then climbed It
with the enue of a squirrel, but going
up as a boar climbs a tiee. The animal
did not remain long In the tree, uiul
came down, letting itself down back
ward. It then went up another tree,
where It could be seen nipping off the
sprigs of the pine tree. After eyeing
the unusuul sight lor some time. Dodge
took his lltle and picked the woodchuek
from his poich. It weighed twenty
pounds.
TALLY FOR THE MILKMEN.
In the case of the Milk Dealer's Pro
tective association vs. the Erie and the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroads, tried before the Interstate
commerce commission, the milkmen
won their suit. As a result, the Erie
will cause to be made four groups of
milk stations. The first group will ex
tend forty miles out from New York.
The second group will embrace sta
tions within the next sixty miles. The
third gioup will combine stations with
in the next ninety miles. The fourth
group will cover stations beyond 190
miles from the terminal. The rates per
can will probably not exceed 2;i cents
for the first group, 2(1 for the third
grout), and 112 cents for the fourth
group. Cream, per can. IS cents great
er than milk. The third group of the
Erie will begin at Pond Eddy, which is
just 100 miles from New York-, and ex
tend to Lanesboro, 101 miles from New
York.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
District Attorney W. D. B. Alney, of
Montrose, an able, eloquent and enter
taining speaker, will deliver the Me
morial Day address In Susquehanna.
Moody post made a wise selection.
A large amount of maple sugnr is be
ing made In the county. Some of the
new sugar arriving in the market was
new last year.
The Susquehanna Water company has
elected the following olllcers: Presi
dent, M. II. Elsinan; vice-president, J.
(.1. Brewer; secretary and treasurer, C,
F. Curtis; superintendent, V. Black-,
burn; directors, M. H. Kisman, J. O.
Btewer, C. F. Curtis, E. 1. Carr, N. C.
Curtis.
A FATAL FIGHT.
Two Susquehanna county young men
a few weeks since returned from a
deer-hunting trip through like county,
bringing with them a pair of locked
horns, which they obtained from an
old hunter In that section. The hun
ter. In prowling through the woods,
came upon the carcasses of two line
bucks, their horns firmly Interlocked.
They evidently had been lighting, and
In the struggle had locked horns. Be
ing unable to get separated, and, con
sequently, unable to obtain uny food,
they had starved to death in that posi
tion. One set had nine prongs. The
horns are so firmly locked together that
It is Impossible to separate them with
out sawing off one of the prongs.
IN A LINE OR SO.
Rhea and company appeared In IIo
gan opera house on Monday evening In
"Nell fj wynne," giving a meritorious
performance to good business.
There are dull times on the Jefferson
branch, so far as the coal traffic is
concerned.
11. F. Manger, ot this place, Is a
prominent Republican candidate for
protlionotary of the county.
On account of light coal business, the
Delaware and Hudson laid off about
thirty trainmen lust week.
The caudlducy of our State Senator
Hardenberg, for auditor general of the
state, Is being favorably iceulved by
press and public. It is to bo hoped
that tiie able und genial senator will
be a winner. ' Whitney.
LEHIGH VALLEY K Et'ORTS.
Cross J? timing!, as Compared' Willi
.Months orlH'.M,.
Philadelphia, March so. Tlio earnings
and expenses or the Lehigh Valley Hall
roud company and the LWiIgh Valley
Coal eompuny for last month, as com
pared with February, lbW, show the fol
lowing icsults:
Lehigh Vulley rnllioad
Gross euiulngs, Increase $12.Vt
Expenses, decrease 29,Si1
Net earnings, lncreusu l.V,.'l
Ivehlgh Vulley Coul company
Uross eurulngs, Increase $j,,ij!)
Expenses, decrease 'Jl.'Jirj
Net earnings, Increase. IJT.'.UG
Th three months of llsoal year to Fob.
2S, show:
Lehigh Valley railroad
Net Earnings), decrease $124,29,",
Lehigh Valley Coal company
Net earnings, Increase $127,121
PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS.
Comparison of Earnings fur Two
.Months of 1807 ami 18011.
Philadelphia. March 30. Thr Pennsyl
vania RallrouJ. company's statement of
V$$a$0 tbE3
WW Cured Little Stanley Niehol of Ghsrea.
From the Republican-Journal, Ugdensburg, A". Y.
A letter was lately received at the oflieo r
the lltpuhllcan-Journal from Iltuiiinond to
the cll'ect Unit the curd of on extraordinary
tevcre case of St. Vitus' dance had been
effected on the person uf little Stanley Niehol,
the eighl-ycar-old bun of Mrs. Clonics Niehol
of that village.
A reporter wai accordingly dispatched In
that direction who. utter some inquiry, found
Mrs. Nichul's resilience about u mile outside
the village. Mrs. N'ii.'iol -.aid :
"A little over u year iu,'o my bov, Ptanlev
Mcliol, who is now only eight ycais'okt,
iilarnied me one day bv being taken with a
strange giiigllng in his throat. After the
firit the attacks became quite frequent.
Stanley did nut complain of any pain, but
Mid that lie could not help making the noise.
At that time there was a New York doctor
stopping in the village who was a specialist
on throat and miii) diseases. 1 took Inv son
to him mid nfier u careful examination he
Bind that there was uotliiiu: the matter with
the boy's throat. The gtirglimr in his opinion
was caused by a nervous contraction of tlio
muscles of the throat, lie asked who our
family physician was and said Unit he would
consult Willi him before he prescribed.
"Stanley rapidly grew worse. He was
nlways a sickly boy. One day I noticed
that he was jerking his arm up in a very
peculiar manner. A few days later ho
seemed to lose control of his lees. Hist one
and then the other would be pulled up and
then straightened out tiuaiu. He was a per
fect bundle of nerves and was rapidly losing
nil control of himself. When eating at the
table or drinking, his arm would often twitch
eo as to spill what he was drinking. Ono
comparison of earnings nnd expenses for
the month ot February nnd two months
of Is'JT with the same periods of ISM show:
Pennsylvania railroad, Hues directly oper
ated, month of February
Oross earnings, decrease ..
Expenses, decrease
Net earnings, lueieas'c ....
For two months
Uross earnings, deoreaso .
Expenses, decrease
Net earnings, lnciease ....
. .$Ki'.).silO
.. .'rcn.iun
.. i7u.;:u.)
..$:;'j".!w
. . CO "M
.. 2,'.2,SiH)
Lines west of Pittsburg- nnd Erie, dlicct-
ly operated
Gross earnings, ilecrease
Expenses, decrease
Net earnings, lncteuse
For two months
dross earnings, decrease ......
.Expenses, decrease
Net earnings, lnciease
MORE PLUMS FALL.
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Nominations for Public Printer and
Consul at Havre Are .Made.
Washington, March en. The president
today sent to the senate the following
nominations:
Flunk W. Palmer, or Illinois, to be pub
lie printer; Alexander AI. Thackara, of
Pennsylvania, to be consul of the United
Stutes at Havre, France.
MARKETS AND STOCKS.
Wall Street lleview.
New York, iMareh So-. There was a dis
tinctly belter tone to the miukets for
seeuiltk-s todu. Only one miction of
Importance occurred during the session
und that was In sympathy with the sud
den bieuk In Jersey Central from i"; to
b2 on a levlvul of the rumors recently cur
rent that the dividend will bo reduced. I:
Is to be said that even this failed to dis
lodge long stocks In any considerable
amount and the decline from the highest
of the morning was only V, to 1'4 per cent,
outside of Leather Preferred, which
broke 2's. Near the close speculation de
veloped v renewed strength on the an
nouncement from Washington that an
amended railway pooling bill had been
Introduced In the senate. On this there
was a flesh movement to cover shorts
and the maiket closed strong In tone.
Not changes show advances of t to 2"t
except Jersey Central, which closed 2',j
lower. Total sales were 232,000 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. AL
LEN & CO.. stock brokers. Mears build
ing, rooms, 705-700.
Open- High- Low- CI03
Imr. est. est Inc.
Am. Tobacco Co. ... 71 '-'i 71's Ti
Am. Sug. Her. Co.. 110 111 10y4 111
At., To. & S. Fe 10V, 0Ta 10 1IA,
At., To. S. Fe Pr. l'Jit, 20 1!) 20
Canada Southern ... -Hits W- KM WVj
dies. & Ohio 10'ti lCs HI hi-
Chicago Gas 77's 7'4 77 7!)',
Chic. & N. W lOlli ior lOM m.-
Chic, H. Q 70!!. 72 70' 72
C. C. C. & St. 1 28 2S'i 27 2S'i
Chic, Mil. & St. P.. 72 72T8 72 72'8
Chic, It. I. .V: Pac... Cl'i G3-I, (il'i 121' i
Del. & Hudson Vt'Vt 107s WC Hm'.-',
Dist. .t C. F. lHi 11 lHi ll'l
Gen. Klectrlc Ilia, 31 i 31"' S2'4
Lako Shore PU ICIVs 101 jm'h
Louis. & Nash i 3N 4u IK11..
M. K. & Tex. Pr. ... SiVj 27as !- 27
Mnn. Klevatcd S3 S:.s S". Xit
Mo. Pac 10 1CH lu'i lU'i
N. J. Central KK S"i S2 sa
N. Y. Central S7 SSVs J7',i !'S
N. Y.. S. & W 7 7 7j; 7'i
Nor. Pac 12 12Vs 12 V-
Out. A- West 12 13 KVj 132
Omaha G7 f.S B0T4 h
Pac. Mall
.. 20
27U
:..',s
27'i
Phil. & Heading .... 20 2H4 20)a 21V,
Southern U. It.
SM,
S
Southern II. 1$. Pr.
Teun. C. & Iron ...
Texas Pacific
Pnlon Pacific
Wabash
2.-1 SHVj 23.j 20'i
2.") 231 1 23 23
Sa SVj Mh R'
5 37', 5 r.7;,
i li 1 4
Wabash Pr 12V4 13H 12'ji 13t4
Western 1'nlon S3 SMs Wi SS"-,
IT. S. Leather
TV,
IT. s. Leather Pr. ... B7U Wa ai UP
V. H. P.ubber ..,.'.... 1:1 11 12 II
Lehigh Valley 2U!. 2J',i 23,i 23'.'.
CHICAGO UOAltD OF Til ADR l'iKCKS
Open- High- Low- Clos-
WHEAT. Ing. est. est. Ing.
May 72 72 7I'-'- VI'.;
July 70", 71 70-U, 70a
OATS.
May 17Vi 17'', 17l-i 17',
July IS KVi IS l!-',,
COHN.
May 21 2IT 21 2l?j,
July 237; 20 23'S, 23
LA nn.
May -1.2.3 4.23 .j 4.33
July 4.23 4.37 4.33 4.33
POItK.
May S.52 S.37 S.32 8.33
Set an ton Hon id of Trad (
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Ituscd
Asked.
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ous
on I'm of 100.
STOCKS.
Scranton & littston Trne. Co,
National Iloiing . J)riH'g Co.
First National Hank
Kbnhurst Houlevard Co
Scranton Savings Hank
Scranton Packing Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co.
'Third National Hank
Throop Novelty M'f'g Co
Scranton Traction Co
Scranton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Alexander Car Heplacor Co. ,
Scranton Heddlng Co IT,
Dime Dep. -t DIs. Hank
Lacka. Trust & Safe Dep. Co.
Crystal Lake Water Co
Traders' Nat. Hunk
BONDS.
Scranton Pass, Hallway first
mortgage due ISIS
People's Street Hallway, first
mortgage due IMS
Scranton & lituton True. Co.
People's Street Hallway, Sec-
nnd mortgage due l!i20
Dickson Manufacturing Co....
Lacka. Township School C"; .
City of Scranton St. Imp, G,.
Hid.
030
200
330
'is
20
k0
iw
''J3
130
'io
17
!0
230
100
103
143
123
123
143
140
110
110
110
00
100
102
102
day he scared me terribly by throwing back
Ids head and rolling hit eyes up so that only
the white parts showed. I took lilm to our
family physician wlio prepared seme medi
cine, lor him. He took it and commenced to
improve. The dose, however, had to be in
creased and Stanley rebelled against tukllti!
it. It was vcrydisairrrcable medicine and I
don't blame the boy I'm not wishing to lake it.
"Our physician went to New ork city on
business ami while lie was away the nudleiiii
became exhausted and we could get no more.
Stanley was still very bail. About that time
I read about u little girl who had been cured
of St. Vitus' duiicu In taking Dr. Williams'
link Pills. 1 thought 1 would try them and
procured a box. 1 followed the directions
that came with p, and gave onlv hull' a
pill at a dose. I did not see much improve
ment and increased the dose toil whole pill.
The effect wuj noticed in a day. Stanley Im
mediately commenced to get better ami did
not object to taking the pills as he had the
other medicine, lie took seven boxes of the
pills mid to-day appears to be perfectly well.
He discontinued taking them some time injo
He weighs nearly fifteen pounds more than
he did anil is strong and hearty. A year ago
we took lilm out of sehuol but lie is s(, much
better now that lie is going to bei'iii ueain
this fall."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and
richness to the blood mid restore shatterid
nerves. They ate mid in boxes (never in
loose form, by the doeu or hundred) at CO
cents a box, or six boxes for W.W), and may
be had of all druggists or directly by mail
from Dr. Williams' Medicine' "Couipany,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Woiks
S3
10O
New York Produce .llarkot.
New Yolk, March 30. I'ioui-Qulot,
steady, unchanged. Wheat Dull, lower;
ungraded red, 70uSI'c; No. 1 northern,
St-V.; options closed weak lit r'al',ie. de
cline; March, Sic; .May, 77T8e.; July, 7ii-fc;
September, 73e. Coin Dull, scarce,
strong; No. 2, 20VjC, elevator; :tlc,
afloat; options weaker; MaVch, 30V,c;
May, 30'i.c., July, 31V.; September, 93V.
Oats Dull, steady; options easier, dull;
.uny, 21V.1 spot prices, No. 2, 22',4c; No.
2 white, 24',,c; No. 2 Chicago, 23'4c; No.
3, 21'.;c; No. 3, white, 22c; mixed west
ern, 21a23c; white do., 2na.'Wc; white slate,
23u3le. Provisions Firm, unchanged.
Lard Dull, llrm, unchanged. Iluttei
Good demand, tinner; state dnlry, tul!)'-."1.;
do. creamery, Ha20VjC ; western cream
ery, 14a20'ic; do. factory, 7nl2c; Klgins,
20Vjc; Imitation creamery, lOalil'jc; '-oils,
Sal2'...c. Cheese Firm, unchanged. F.g-;s
Steady; state nnd Pennsylvania, lou
lOVi-c,; western fresh, !)a10c; southern,
!",;aile.
Chicago (irain mid Provision Market.
Chicago, March SO. The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat March, 71r:e..
7oc; May, 72?5c, 71's-c; July, 70c, 70', e.
Corn Maich, 24'4c, 24'ic; May, 24-,e.,
24V-; July, 20V-. -li''. oats May, 17',e ,
17' ,c; July, 18c, lS'.ic; September, 1SV..
lSc IMcss pork May, $3,621-;, j,s.r,3; July,
IS.C7i6, $S.C7',i.. Lard May, $4.23, ?1.2J;
July, $4.33, $4.33. Short libs May. $l.2'2;
Jl.Ti; July. $l.i;3, ?l.(17':. (.'ash ipiolatlons
were as follows; Flour Dull, easy, un
changed; No. 2 spring wheat. 7HVi72c.;
No. 3 do., 71';c; No. 2 red, S3'..aSS',c; No.
2 corn, 2415a2)'c.; No. 2 oats, 17c: No. 2
rye. 22'-;c ; No. 2 bailey, 33c; No. 1 llax
seeil, 73n73i,ic; timothy seed, 5,2.03: iius
!)ork, $S.t.-MS.r,0: lard, $1.23al.22';; short
iib sides. $l.53al.yi; dry salted shoulders.
Sl.ionS; short clear sides, $4.C2.al.7S; whis
key, Jl. IS; sugars unchanged.
Chicago I.ivo Stock'.
Chicago, March 20. Cattle .Receipts,
1,1,00 head; maiket steady; common to
extra steers, $3.70a7.70; Blockers and feed
ers, J3.40a4.30; cows and bulls, Jl.7r.a3.73;
calves, $3a0; Texans, $2.CO.i4.00. Ilogs
Hecelpts, 13,0o.) head; market firm and 3a
10c higher; heavy packing nnd shipping
lots, $3.93u4.13: common to choice mixed,
$3.03a4.13; choice assorted, JI.Ooul.lU; light,
$3.90al.l3; pigs, SJ3.23a4.10. Sheep He
celpts, 11,000 head; marktt steady to llrm;
Inferior to choice, $.1.23ar,; lambs, $3.73a3.4u.
ItiiU'ulo Live Stock.
P.lif'falo, N. Y., March 30. Cattle
Steady. Veals Easter; light to good, Wa
3. Hogs Active, unchanged. Sheep ami
lambs Steady at about yesterday's pric
es. Oil .llurkel.
Oil City, Pa.. March 30. Credit bal
ances, 90c
HOKSKS I'OK SALIi.
Ads. Under This Head One Cant a WorJ.
I I ' ST A It 1 1 1 V K 1 )" It? l" "w ' 11 1 .1 Ull'l ) .'
il horses- 111 bend: good workers and driv
ers; weigh from l.lllll to l.linn; i-an be seen
at !!!! I Iluymoml court. I'. M. L'olill.
IMJOl'OSALS.
Advs Lliulir This Head One Cent a Word.
yllAl.HK PltuPnsA lTl7lT'TnrliT
celvedat Hie ( 'unity 1 oiniiilssloneis ol
llce of Lackawanna county 1111III 110011 on
Saturday, April :id, IHD7. for raising or re
laying up to grade the ting stone walks on
Court House grounds and tlag stone side
walks. For particulars 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1-0 m Cotiulv
Commissioners' olllee.
The Countv Coinmlssioners leserve the
right to reject iui. or nil bids.
CHAlll.KS F. WA(i.i:it,
Cuminlssloncrs' Clerk.
DISSOLUTION NOTICK.
TJwiclTTsTl K I tTrHYTTvFNTlTA TIiTj
1 piiitnei.shlibetwceii Wlllliim I'lotheroc,
.billies I'rotheroe noil Hnulel 1, 1'hllllps, en
gaged in Ih.' I'lirntlure business under the
llrm name of Prothei'oe A Co., to Si'iuuloii,
Pa., was dlssolw-d 011 the llltbiluv ol'.Mnreli,
A. I). IMI7, by the withdrawal of snlil Daniel
.1. Phillips fioni Mill) tinn. ah drhis owing
to tlicsuUI naitneishlp are to lie reech'eil b.
the said Wlllluin Protlieroe and .Iiiioc's
Piotberoe, who will continue said business
under the liriu inline of Protbcroc A Coin
pany, at the saiou place, and all demands 011
said imrtiicsblp me to be pieeuted to tliem
Tor m uient.
ISigacdJ W.M. PHliTHKltOi:,
JA.MKS I'ltU'i'ilUllllK,
llAXIKI, 1. PHILLIPS.
IJXIiCUTKIX NOTICU.
Tsvii:"uKTit. w. "" w."i ' "siii
lj ceased, lato of the city of Scranton,
Lackawanna count, Pennsylvania. Letters
testuiiicutary upon the above-named estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
pcisoux having claims or demands against
the said etatewill present then, lorpa.v incut,
and those Indebted thereto will please uiiikc
Immediate iiuymeiit to
ANNA .1. IVKH, lOvcciitiix,
Scruuton, Pa.
WAItllKNJ; IC.NAPP,
Atlorne.v s for Kstute.
CLAIRVOYANT.
Advs. Under This lleud One Cent u Ward.
MMli'l'K LKilN FKNTUN, CLAHlVoY
unt und Phrenologti-t, f.'.'i North
.Main nveiiue, llyilo Park. Few ilnjs only.
AlONKY TO LOAN.
Advi, Under This lleud One Cent a Word.
(gw.tinn, ssi.ftuonnd other sums. Apply to
O WHUDPI'F, Hepubtlcaii llulldlng.
FURNISIIKI) ROO.U VOli. RUNT,
Advs. Under This lleud One Cent a Word,
7ls?fFpTFH
V of bath; ceutrul location. U'-'l Mudlsou
NEW THINGS.
UP-TO-DATE
OPI-NUD TODAY.
qo pieces of our famous
Redfern Serges, 46 inches
wide, in all the leading col
ors, at 50c a yd.
We will mulch this cloth against any
7.3c. similar fabric In Scranton.
AH-Wool Black Crcpons,
At $1.25. $1,50.
In new weaves and styles.
Actual worth. S1.7".
SPHCIAL BARGAINS.
15 pieces (15 styles) of a
CONNOLLY &
SV4.4 4-r'f - -f -
TRY A
I TRIBUNE"4WANTADV' I
X T1IK KKSULT t
t Will UK SATISFACTOKY. $
nur nrf.iT n nnnii in nnnrmnr
11
t UHt ULHI .11 VVUI1U IN ItUVHHIji:
FOR KI'.XT.
Ailvs. Under TltU Head One Cent a Word.
I.HIlt HKNTl-'IVH If.) STi.MtV UL'll.lUNtl,
l1 No. lilH Wyonilustuvenue, next to llline
Hani:; will lie entbel.v remodeled, fiirnlslied
with elevator unit made suitable tor apart
ment stoic, inquire of ,1. N. Itll'F, Meats
UulldlllK.
'PWll I.AP.I1F. F'HUNT III n I.MS, I'l H-
J n
ulshfd at ll'J" N. Wiisiiii(!tou avenue.
I.'Olt ItKNT l'T'UNISIIKl) ItlldM I'DIt
J Kcutlcinan only, r I 1 W.vomlut; avenue.
IOll HUNT ASINtil.K l)-lt()().M IHIl'SH,
I -III Clay avenue; nioilern convenience,
and city steam. Apply tot". J. POST, Ksip
Comuion wealth llulldlng.
T.UIt HHNT-A lo.p.oo.M IKIl'SIO IN TI1K
J1 (Kid block on North Washington avenue.
WAI.TKH HI tint IS, Attorney, Hoard of Trade
llullillii.
T7fHt HKNT-TIIKSTA It liltl'ti STllllH O.N
I South .Main avenue, Hyde Pyrli; has
been usi'il exclusively 11s a druu store lor 15
vein-; also ilwcllinj; bouc nc:.t to It. WAT.
TKIt llltlOiis, Attorney, lioaid of Trade
linlldin-.
I7HONT OFFICKS Ft lit ItKNT, HIS
r Spruce slieet. Impilru I.KW1S, If HI l.l.V
A DAVIF.S.
J, "OH ItKNT-TIIKTIIHKK FLOORS OV KH
I No. 1 II) spline street, now occupied by
the Itowiiiii Assoiiatlon; possession April I.
Impure of FliKU. WAONF.lt, OH Lacka
wanna uciiuc.
I'OK sali:.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
IOlt SALE FINK RKFRIdERVl'oi:,
I cheap., lilt Was hi nt 011 avenue.
MRAND NEW PI NO, COST S,-,)(, Willi,
T sell for sj'JT.-i. at ."il)7 .lackson street.
170i: SA I. K S 1 CANNOT HIVE IT lly
II iittHiitlon tlfeCiirbondaleSteain Liiuiiilr.v
Is for sale on easy terms. .I. (I'll EARN, mar.
I7HKSU .IKHSKY MILCH COWS FOR
V sale. YouiiB stock. M Its. C. M. NEKLD,
Kdella, IM.
7011 SALE A SILVKR-FvLATEl) CONN
X double bell euphonium, nlcel.v cnuriived,
with tiombone bell, golil lined; nearly new
and cost SW; will sell at 11 bargain. Addie.-s
Ibis wiel; to L. W. OAYLolt, Laltay.svHle,
Pa.
WANT HI).
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
TCfAVnTlTirjrTtHMTislTlTl
VV follow in-' dates; .lnl III, Auuusl 1(1
and Auitust : 1 tmil Oct. !! I, tsliil. Premium
will bo paid lor same at Tribune olllee.
WANTED - FOR M ANFFACTf HI Nil
) purposes, one lurac lloor und base
ntcnt or two lare Moors; stum nower; state
sle and price and address P. 1 1. IIo III.
llliU' WANTHD MALHS.
Advs. Under Thli Head One Cent a Word.
TwTvTKTT"7NincrnT( ii:.N'T .M KN TO
work, Kiiai'iinlued salary or eoinuils
Nion, K'ood refercnees ru(iiired, call between
tl a. 111. and I p. m. Room ." 1 7. Hoard of
Tiiule l!iilldini4.
A.'A.NTKI)--A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN
V lo sell the most complete Hue of Lubrl
cntlm; oils (ireases and Specialties on t lie
market. Salarv or liberal couiiulHslun..
ICtHITAlll.E llKFININO CO:, (iuvcland, o.
XTANTED AliE.N I'S-STf. PER MONTH
v and expenses patil active men if right;
goods sold by sample only; samples, also
horse and carriage furnished FREE. Ad
dress JDIIIlKIt, IUxr:il)S, Huston, Mie-.s.
( A l.l-Ss.MKN SCHOOL sl'PPLlEs; COIN
i try work; Sjinj Hillary monthly, with
liberal iiililltloual comuilsslouK. It. o.
KVA.NSii'u., Chleiiifo.
iT'ANTKD -AN IDEA. WHOCAN Til I NK
V of some simple tiling lo putunt'.' Pro
tect your Ideas; they iniiy liiiiu; you wealth,
Wrlte.lOIlN WKDDKRlil'RN -V CO., Hcpt.
c. -Jil, Patent Alloinejs, Wasblimton, D. C ,
lor their S I sun prize oiler and list ol 1,UII)
Inventions wanted. (
V ANTED -AS AGENT IN EVERY SFO-
Hon lo canMiss; y 1.00 to s.'i.dli a day
made; sells at siaht; also u man to sell Staple
Hoods to dealers; best side line !7fr 11 mouth;
salaty or huge commission made; experience
iiniieeiKsnij. (illton soap and .Manutiu-tiir-ng
Company, (iueiiioali, o.
rANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
H t'M'i'j town to solicit stuck subscrip
tions; n iiionopol) ; big uioncN for agents: no
capital ieiiilrc(. i:DWARD C. FIsllACo.,
Hurdeii illoek, Chicago, 111.
HHI.P WANTHD-FH.Y1AU.S.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a WorJ.
LADIES- I .MAKE DIG WAGES DOING
pleasant home work, and will gladly send
lull particulars lo all sending ' cent stamp.
MISS M. A. STEHIIINS, Lawrence, Mich.
A7 ANTED-LADY AGENTS IN SCRAN
) ton to sell and Introduce Snyder's cako
hiiig; cvperienced canvasser preferred; work
permanent and vcr. prolltable. Wiilu lor
particulars at once and get beiicllt of holiday
trade. T. li. SNYDKH.V Co., Cincinnati, o.
V 17 ANTEll I.MMED1 ATKLY -TWO ENElT
' Kellc saleswomen to ropicsent us.
Guaranteed mi u day without Interfering
with other duties. Healthful occupation.
Write tur pni Menhirs, enclosing Hump,
MANGO ('HEMIC VI. COMPANY, No. 7'.'
John street, New York.
FOR SALK OR RHNT.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
AT GLKNWOOD, Hl'SlHEll ANN A
county, Pa a store building, ilti by r
feel, two stories, a water power grist mill nil
by .'ill feet, three stories, with two run of
Mnues, with room for a third; a saw mill with
circular raw; all to be sold together, cheap,
or rented separately ut alow rout. Apply ur
write to the puttmustorut Glen wood.
HERCHANDISE AT OUR
good, honest, all-wool fabric,
6 inches wide, in all the
popular checks and small
plaids, especially suitable for
skirts, At 50c, a yd.
Worth 7."e.
Half price on Black Sicil
ians; the usual $1 grade 54
inches wide, At 50c a yd.
Look it Up.
Black Brocaded Mohairs,
WALLACE,
A(JI5NTS VANTi:t).
Advs. Under 'I Ills llcnil One Cent a Word.
U"r A.N'TKIJ-Suidl 'lT("lllN;' nT)" iirLlVKIt
Inir, 110 collecting; position iierinancnl;
mi, weekly; stale nije. tll.H.N llltiiTUIOIts,
lloche.Hei.N. V.
Uta.n'ti:i)-(;hSf.hai, auio.nts in ijv-'
cry county; also huh canassers;soine-
thlnir new; sure seller; imply oulcU. .1. I'. I
IHI.1IF.HT, I II Ailiiius avenue, ScrantoiiiPa.
A HUNTS WHAT AHK VUl' (lOl.Nli TO
doiibout Sal'el'ltlenshlp price f-l. (jo
in:; by thousands. Address NK'llOl.S,
Nupcrvlllc, III.
A (IF.NTS-TO SFI.I, llflt I'HACTICAI, j
A Kolil, silver, nickel nuil copper electro '
plasters; prices from Ml upward; salary und
expenses paid; outfit rive. Address, with ;
stamp, .MHilKIAN MF(i CO., CIiIciiko. I
A OKN'IS TO SKI. I, CIOAHS tTTITkaT- ''
jV cis; '.-, weekly anil cvpeliscs; exoerl-
ence unnecessary. CONSOI.l DATK1J MFO
CO., IS Vim lluivu St., riiieayo.
ItOAKI) WANTIJIJ.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent u Word.
7- NTKH-SF N N V lt( 10.M V ITU ill iaTu 1
in 11 private innill, .;,o p.r week.
K. IC. I.., Trtliiine tilllce.
CHIROPODIST AND .MANICURK. i
1UHNS, HIINIONS AND INdltOWINO
Kj nulls cured without the least pain or
drawins; blood. Consultation and advice
Kheu lice. K. M. HKiV.KI., Chiropodist,
.!.!() t.aekiiwiiuna UMiiiie, Ladles attended'
at their icsldcnuu if desired. Cliarges uiodcr- I
ale.
UUSSNKSS OPPORTUNITIES.
Advs. Under This Head One C;nt a Word,
-- I
THIRST-CLASS (iltoCEKY lll'SINKSS. I
I stock and fixtures. Holm; over s;i,i)iiii I
per monlli. Hest local lou inn tow n of IL'.OOO '
poimlnlloii. Larue prollls; small expense. '
Cash rciilred down, b'.ViUii; must sell niileli,
uolns 111 other business. F'.ir mil puitlciilais '
rniiilic of II. N. PATRICK', !i;u North '
Washington avenue, Sciiiuioii, Pa. I
HiQ 1 -N KVKItY si lit) .MADE LAST 1
'ii inontb through our sjstcni of H.M11II
catcHpeciiiatlon. Send for full explanatory
paniplilet. O'CuNMlH .V CO., JO Wall St., I
N. Y. 1
STHA.MSIIIP TICKHTS.
TTcean rvm!uin?iTriTNTKT
.i drul'ts. .1. A. ItAHRoN, Palace Re
tail runt, 'JOT Lackawanna uv eniic, Scrnutoi.
CITV SCAVHNGHR.
-IRAS. COOPER, CITY SOAVKNUF.I.
v All orders piomptly attended to, d.i.v o
nlKht. All the lalcsl iipplliinces. Chnme
rciii-ouable. Tit) scranton stieet. lions,.
1 tltltl North Washington avenue.
All.HRlliOS CLEANS PRIVY VAC1.T.
and cess pools; no odor. Improve
1 pumps used. A. HRKIOS, Proprietor.
I Leave orders 1 lilt) N. .Main ave., or Ktckcs
I drill store, corner Adams and .Mulberry
I Telephone Oil HI.
j :
j SITUATIONS WANTKD.
1 cTrT:Trio?rvTNTEDi
i man as teamster or work around 11 barn
Address ll'Jl stone avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-1SY A Yoi'NI
man In hotel or icslauraut; can kIvi
jjooiI leference.-. Address H'JO .Mitplu street
AVANTKH-SITAUTION OF ANY KIND,
11 by an expeiieneetl dry goods clerk,
can furnish good references'. Address 1!..
'I'libll'ne olllee.
QITl'ATION WAN'TED-HY . Yol'N(
O woiuaii to do washing, ironing or bousi
cleanlng by the day. Expeiionced and will
ing, can get good recommendations. Address
MRS. M. lJ.,Tiil)iine Olllee.
(JITI'ATION WANTKDHY .MIDDLE AGED
O woman as cook or general housework.
Adilreis L. W .11)1 Fellows street.
CITI'.VTION WAN'TED-HY A FlltsT
O cluss barber; Saturday win k. Callorod
divssSPRING.Hikof'skl llarber Supply, ur,
Wyoming uvenue, upstairs.
"a"n l.NDl'STRIOt'S WOMAN WOULD
j. llko to sei'iire a place or do washing,
Ironing or general housework; can speak
German, Polish or Engllsli. ROSE NOWAlv,
HID Hrool; street, city.
,ANTKD-WAMHING AND IRONING
V bj a widow at 1 1 fi Gibson stieet.
I iriXFHHIKNOED GARDNER SEEKS E.M-
.1 j piuynieoi; koo,kj,ow 10 uuenu 10 an
kinds of Flowers, .lirubbery, etc. Addre.ci,
F. 11. .i'Ji l.aekawaiiiiu avenue.
SITUATION WANTKD 11Y AN EXPERI
O enccd greeeij clerk, Is temperate and lias
good liublts. Will do anything but canvass.
Can lurnisb reference. E. .1. It. Care Tribune.
OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT IN NOltTH
eusteru Pennsy tvunlii First-class pic
tote Inline joiner und mat-maker; thorough
1) posted with details of business Addiess,
FINE ART.euiu McGregor, -Ju 1'urrj street,
New York.
VITIATION V. A.TE1)--11Y A YOUNG
3 hid. us a lady's maid or governess.
Speaks both English and German; also ud
Miueed In liiusle. Address, A. V., cure
Tilbuuu Olllee.
yli'L'A'llON .A.M'El)-ltY AYuUMi
mull, in an,', cupaeltj. liuod education
In English and Gernuin; lllrst-cluss testi
monials. P. (' Hox ;i;i,'i, Moscow, Pu.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
PhysichiHH and Surf-eons.
DR. MARTHA S. EVEKITT, SOS VA3lT
lugton ave. Otllcu hours until 10 a, in.,
S to 4, C to S p. m.
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. I).. JIOME
oputhlst, No. 22S Adams avenue.
DK. A. THAPuLD. rPEClAI.IST IN
Diseases ot Women, corner Wyoming
avenue und Spruce street, fcScranton. Of
fice hours, Thursday and Saturdays, 8
a. m. to 0 p. m.
DR. W. IJ. AI.I.EN. D12 NORTH WASH.
Ington avenue,
DR. ANNA LAW. 308 WYOMING AVE.
Ofllfp hours, 9 11 n. in., 1-3 p. m., 7-S p. in.
DR. L. M. GATES, ROOMS 2U7 AND Wi
Hoard of Trude building, tnllco hours,
8 to U a. m., i to 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resi
dence 3UU Madison uvenue.
DR. C. L, FREAS, SPKCIALIST IN
Rupture, Truss Kitting and Kat Ruduc
Hon. Rooms 2UG and 207 Mears Hulldtng,
OIllco telephone 1303. Hours: 10 to 12.
2 to 4, 7 to S.
I)R. S. W. LAMEREACX, A SPECIAL-
LOW PRICES:
1 46 in, wide, in five different
I styles, At 50c.
LOOK OVER THE- NIiW
SILKS.
Taffeta, plain and change
able; Foulards, printed India,
Habutai, figured Taffeta Strip
ed Taffeta, oncl a handsome
line of new plaid Taffetas for
waists,
Our line of Ulack Satins and Taff
etas is complete.
209 $&
st on chronic disease of tho heart, lungs,
liver, kidney nnd senlto urlnnry or
Kuns, will occupy tho olllee of Dr. Roou.
222 Adams avenue. OIllco hours, 1 to 5
P. m.
UR7jOHN"c."l'nirK7 333 WASHINGTON
avenue. OIllco houra S to 10 u. m.; 2 to
4 and 7 to S p. m.
W. G. HOOK, VKTIJHINAHY SUlT
Boon. Horses, Cnttlo und Dogs treated.
Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 21572.
Architect
I
I'RUCIVAL J. -SIORR1S. ARClilTECT,
Hoard or Trado Hulldlnf,'.
KDWAP.D H. DAVIS, AIICTTteC'T.
Rooms 21, 23 and 26, Commonwealth
building, Scranton.
k I.. WAI.TKH, AltCHITECT,-oi''KIcis
rear of COG Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITECT,
43." SprucoSt., cor. Wash, ave., Scranton.
FREDERICK fu HROWNrAHCinTECT,
Price building, 120 Washington avenue,
Soranton.
T. I. I.ACEV .t SON, ARCHITEtTTd,
Traders' National Hank.
LawveiN.
FRANK E. HOYLE. ATOHNEY AND
caunsellor-at-law. Burr bulldliiB. rooini
13 and H, Washington avenue.
EDWARD W. THAVeR, A"TTOHNEY
Rooms 212-13-14 Commonwealth Bide.
JEFFREYS & RUDDY. ATTORNEYS-
a t-law, Commonwealth Building.
WARREN &" KNAPP. 'ATTORNEYS
nnd Counscllors-at-law, Republican
building, Washington avenue, Scranton,
Pa.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
and Counsellors at law, Commonwealth
building, Washington avenue.
V. II. .JKSSTJP,
W. II. JESSUP. JR.
PATTERSON '&. WILCOX, TRADERS"
National Bank Building.
ALFRED HAND, WILIAM J HASU,
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common-
wealth building. Rooms 19. 20 and 21.
FRANK T. OKEL.L. ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Room D, Coal Exchange, Scranton,
Pa.
JAMES W. OAKFOItbr ATTORNEY-at-Law.
Rooms fdt, S15 ami DIG, Hoard
of Trade Building.
SAMUEL W. EDGAR. ATTOHNKY-AT-l.aw.
Olllee, Wyoming avenue, Scranton.
u. A. WATRES, ATTORNKY-AT-LAYv
423Ijackawanna ave., Sranton.I'a.
JltlE TOWNSENli, ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Dime Hank Building, Scranton.
Money to loan In largo sums at 5 per
cent. '
R. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Commonwealth building, Scrantcn,
Pa.
L COMEGYS. 321 SPRUCE STREET.
D. B. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mears buildings, corner Washington
itvenii" and Spruce street.
H. F. KILLAM. ATTOUN'EY-AT-LAV
120 Wyoming avenue, Scranton, Pa.
JAS. J. II. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY-at-Lav,
-13 Commonwealth bldg., Scran
ton, WATSON, TJIEHU HAIiI."&lcESISIER.
EH Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law;
Traders' National Bank Building; room&
C. 7. 8. 9, and 10- third door.
Detectives.
UARRING & M'SWEENEY, COMMON
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
vice Agency.
Dentists.
DR. V. L. M'GRAW, 205 SPRUCE
s t rcc t.
ntWLF REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR. V. Y. IIARRISON.HS S. MAIN AVE.
DR. C. C. I.AUBACII, 113 Wyoming avo.
R. M. STRATTON, OKKICE COAL Ex
change. WELCOME C. SNOVER, -J21 LACKA
ave. Hours. 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5.
Dressmaker.
MRS. 51. E. DAVIS, 430 Adams avenue.
Schools.
SCHOOL " OK THE bAL'KMVAAAA
Scranton, Pa., prepares boys and gula
for college or business; thoroughly
trains y6ung children. Catalogue at re
quest. REV. THOMAS 51. CANN.
WALTER H. HUELL.
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and School. 412 Adams avenue. Spring
term April 13. Kindergarten $10 per terni
Seeds.
a R. CLARK & CO., SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen; store 116 Washington ave.
nue; green house, 1330 North 5Iain ave
nue; storo telephone, 7S2,
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTEL, REAR 611
wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa.,
turer of Wire Screens.
LACKA-manuf4c-
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
r. ZEIGLER, Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D., L. & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu.
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
.Miscellaneous.
UAU'ER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings und concert work furnished. For
terms address R. J. Bauer, conductor,
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulbert'3
music store.
MEGARCEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bugs, twine.
Warehouse. 130 Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa,
FRANK P. BROWN & CO.. WHOLE
sale dealers In Woodware, Cordago and
Oil Cloth. 720 West Lacknwannn ave.
THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC
countunt and auditor. Rooms 19 and 20,
Williams Building, opposlto postottice.
Agent for tho Rex Fire Extinguisher
Printing.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHINO CO.,
North Washington Avenue Linotype
Composition of all kinds quickly done.
1'aclllllesi unsurpassed In this region.