THE SCTCA2JTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20. 189T.
Dckawmia bounty.
GAR60NDALE.
Tho Cnrbondnlo correspondence of Tl-n
Tribune has boon placed In tho IuiiuIr of
JIr. r It lltinn, Snbm nvetim mmI
Church street, to whom ncwa Item" min'
bo uddrtKpccl nnd nlao complaints of lr
rcgulnr delivery
AIRS. MOREL AND DEAD.
do Met oilo. The musical specialties
were particularly meritorious. "Dark
cut America" will 1o well greeted cm Its
return to Carbonclale. '
The patronuKe th'ls season Is reward
ing the Opera house maiiacemont for
the nood attractions afforded.
"The Cherry Pickers" hlslily tpok
en of will be here Tuesday.
DANCINfi SOCIALS.
Sim Who n Mis Crncci Alexander
l'nsscil Attnj nt I'mitim.
Sad news was lecelved In this city
yesterday of the death of Mis. Frni'k
It. D. Moreland. of Pontlae, Mlenlirnn
Deceased vvns Miss Grace Alexandei, n
well-known and popular youiu? person
who formeily resided here. She mar
ried about a year ago and went wist-
with her husband. l-nM summoi she
spent lour months renewing friendship
In thU town and hiv sudden death
e omes as u decided shock.
Thieu days hko her aunts, the Misses
Annie and Catherine Alexander, re
ceived a tek'Rram announcing the birth
of a son to their niece. A du later 11 ,
neeond meshnse bioucht news of her
serious Illness ami shortly afteiwntd
intelligence of th6 fatal remit was
wired. Death occurred at 7.S0 Wed
nesday evening. At last accounts tho
baby was doinc well.
Deceased wn twenty-one iiats of
nflo, having been born lure on the
eleventh of September, 1S7! Ilei Kit 1
hood days we.e spent In Caibomlale.
where her friends equal th" number of
her acquaintances. She was a mem
ber of Tilnlty KpWcopal chinch, a
young lady of retiring disposition and
noble qualities.
In aceoidanco with her dying request
her remains will be laid bcsde thc-e
of her deceased aunt, Mrs. George
Swift, In the Joseph Alexander family
plot In Maplewood cemetery. The time
of the f uncial cannot yet bo an
nounced, a.s It is not known when tho
lemalns will reach here. However, the
llnal lltes will bo held in the Tlrst
Piesbjterlan church and Itev. Ohutles
l.ee will olllolate.
Mis. Moi eland, who was the ilaugh
t l of G. S T. Alexander, is Mirvlved
by a father, mother and two slsteis.
The Hllte Dancing class will give nn
Informal dance In the Tlurke building
this evening. One hundred invitations
have been Issued and the popular mnn
agois expect to make this one of the
most enjoyab!" of their numerous past
tlmes of the kind. Good music will bo
furnished and a select attendance Is
certain.
Tho Thanksgiving social of tho Ite
fhcrche Dancing ilass, given In tho
r.iuke building last evening, was very
largely attended by a repiesentatlvo
body of teipslchorean devotees. The
atfalr will long linger among the happy
letollectlons of thine who weie pies-ent.
SUCCESSFUL BAL MASQUE.
time In tho largo cities looking after
varied Interests, is In town.
Mrs. Grllllth Mornan Is now out of
danger.
William Carter Is convalescent.
Misses Kula Carov and Nettle Hur
dlck and Messrs, Sidney Illrkett, Morris
Guest, Frederick Ammerman and John
Hryden we're among those who attend
ed the Amity social In Honesdale, Wed
nesday evening.
I.ouls Abbott, of Lafayette, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents.
James Tj Stownrt, a popular otllee
employe) of the Ontnrlo nnd Western,
Is visiting his sisters In Mlddlctown,
n. v.
Miss C.ivn Dow, or Nineveh, Is the
guest of Mrs. W. W. Copeland, of
Canaan slieet.
Drs. Wheeler nnd Hums loft again
this motnlns for Dlnghamton to give
testimony in the Oace damage suit
against the Delawnie and Hudson.
PKCKVlLI.i:.
Diamond lodge. No 2tl. Shield of
Honor, cavo n very successful bal
masque In the W. W. Watt building,
Wednesday evening. The affair was
well nttended and the details nicely
arranged. Tho costumes embraced
everything known to tho fantaRtlc art
and In originality and vailety nut
passed anything heretofore seen. The
managers have every reason to leel
proud of their venture.
JOLLY GERMANIAS.
EXCITING FIRE.
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The Thanksgiving eve social of the
GermarlaH added, one to their list of
pleasant affairs given In their pleas
ant rooms on South Main street. Thete
Jolly entertainers never do things by
halves nnd thev have the best wishes
of numcious friends for all future un-
det takings. May the good wilt for the
Gei manias never wane
UNION SERVICES.
IIoiiKii lliirncd nnd Kndangcicd
.Much Valuable 1'rnpnl).
A flro oecuired In the vorv centie of
the city last evening at half-pint live
o clock and for an hour or so great ex
ittement pi e ailed. Flames biol.e out
In Confeotloner I! H. Trailed ice
liouuc, whlrh has been used for n. stoie
Ji tf-o since the Minimcr season The
Miuctute was neailv enveluped in Hi o
In foie the dlseoveij was made by .Mr.
Tiallcs' son Flank, who was attiaited
b the ciackling timbers-. Ml Tin I Us
win to the Columbia hose houve and a
! minute1- later n geneial nlaim was
SMiinded. Cnnitianv .1 made k eonnee
tin at the Men h.mts' and Mechanl-'
bulk and the Mltihell win hose fiotn
tin Kii.-t Fiesbyterlaii diurch down
Chinch stieel and thtousli Maik
('iinnljeH's jaul to the lilaie Soon
tin- tiro vvus under eontiol, but imt
mull the building, which l.s 20s2j feet
mid two Miiilox, had been lulucd. tlnlv
in- frame was lott Maudlin,'.
I'.v the lire mm h valuable pinpoity
w is o 'Tiigoied. .Moses bnin, In whlcli
i Im Ik laige iiinntitleH of gii'-ulllie hi -lunging
to the ile woil.s, v.i ignited,
lot the lire was eMlugiilslu d In fmo
tin- hlgblj Inll.tminable hiibHlumo was
leaehed. Amoni: the wtlunluV build
ings In danger was Dr. Gllllh' handsome
new thieo-htoiy Inick.
s to the oiigln of tho 11 le niilhlng Is
known. Mr. Ti.illcs thinks home boys
threw lighted in iti hos in the building.
He says he ha.s hud tumble keeping the
iiu bins out, they having gone m fai us
to break off thiee or four locks. Tho
foi lunate featuie Is that tho lilnvo n -cuned
oailj In the evening. Seveial
thousand people mioii gatheied In the
vlilnlty ol the Hie The voluntiois
v. oi keel hemic ally mid deseive mm It
nedlt The Mitchells winked shoit
lianded, as many of their niembeis
were In Iittston eating Thanksgiving
tin key with the Kagle boys.
Itev Charles I.ee pleached an elo
quent Thanksgiving sermon in the Bap
tist church ycsteulnv morning to the
congregation of the U.iptlst. Methodist
and Presbyterlnn churches, which weie
well rejnesented. Special music was
icndered and the thanksgiving was
whole-hearted.
PUREl Y PERSONAL.
At the borne of Mr. and .Mis. John
English mid their son, Joseph, on Main
sttect, a huge gathering of the Eng
lish family assembled yesteuliy, the
occasion being the fourth reunion of
the Fngllsh families. The day was
pleasantly pushed with vocal and in
strumental music. During the after
noon two groups of families weie pho
tographed by Miss Gusslc Sutlei
Those In attendance weto. Mis. Mnr
,T. Campbell, of New Albany, Fa ,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman English, of Le
high Summit; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sutler, of Lehigh Summit; Mrs. Lucy
Van Gorder, of Moscow, Misses Nora,
Gus1c and Ahnle Sutter, of lA-hlgh
Summit, Cuitls English, Lehigh Sum
mit; Mr. and Mrs W. C. Williams
of Claiks SummlJ.; Mr and Mrs. Jacob
Snyder, nnd Miss Saiah Ann Decker, of
Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eng
lish. Misses Mny English and Lillian
Feck, Masters Arthur, Fiank, Walter
nnd Eddie English, ol Poekville.
Tho caue of the alatm sent In from
box 2 last Thuisday morning at 1
o'clock vns a file In the emptv barn
on the i orner of Walnut and Hickory
btreets, tho properly of George Newton.
The mlsslonaty committee of tho
Fpworth League will hold a dime so
cial ut the home of Mr. George Trev
erton, Tuesday evenlnt', Nov. CO An
lnteicstlng piogramme has been pie
pared, A cordial invitation Is extend
ed to the public.
George, the little 3-year-old son of
Mr. and Mis. William Wallace, was
badly scalded about the back and aims
lnt Wednesday evening by falling
backwaids Into a nail of hot water,
which was standing In tho middle of
the room. Dr. E. L Feet was quickly
summoned nnd attended to the little
fellow
TAYLOR.
Williams, David J. Fugh, Daniel Lewis,
Evnn DMis, James Thomas, Morgan
J. Jones, Hexford Cardwcll, Herbert
Hall, Unvard T. Orlllllhs, William J.
Hosjtlns, John Coombs nnd George
Wllllnms, Oitt-of-town euests were:
Miss Hannah Gieenlng and Messrs.
Stephen H. Fletcher, David Greening
nnd John E. Jones, of Hyde Park
Mis. James Morris, si., of Grove
street, left vesterdny for Wyoming,
where she will spend tho balance of
the week with her daughter, Mr. John
Finncls
Mnrtln Luther lodge. No. a.' Loyal
Knights of Amerlcn, win nold nn Im
portant meeting this evening In Hecse's
hall All membeis nto requested to bo
present.
Master Alfred Hlehnid, of Plymouth,
who lias been spending the past week
with his brother. Mr. John C. IUehnrels,
of this place, l etui nod home yester
dn. The annual Thanksgiving eve ball
given by the Taylor Hose company at
Webei's link on Wodnesdnv evening;
was the most pleasing affair the com
pnn hns ever managed.
Thomas DoWItt Edwnids, of this
place, spent his Thanksgiving In liv
mouth ns the cuest of relatives.
Burgess J E Watklns nttended tho
Allentown eisteddfod yesteidnv.
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When you buy a pair of shoes, the price should be a secondary considera
tion. The main object In view Bhoulil bothu quality of the lentlier arid the
lit of them. Good shoes aro health prMorvern;poor fitting ones not only tor
ture, the feet but look badly. Think of this when ou start out to buy them.
Wo show you nothing but what u llrut-iluss store oiurht to have, nnd our as
sortment of stvles comprises everything el t nimble As to prices, there as low
us can be. Ask to see our cushion soled shoes Tor ladies' wear und tho New
ark J3CW shoes for men.
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Mr. and Mis. LaBar and daughter,
Almeda, or Norwich, N. V., spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. nnd Mm. G. C.
Unit.
Bert Dlmoek and family weie In
Fnlondale csterday.
Miss Amle Clailc, of Cheiry Bldge,
sjient vestciday vv Ith Miss Hoi tense
ll.u t, of this cltj.
Mr. and JIrs J. M Alexander, of
Belmont street, took Thanksgiving din
ner with Iheli daughter. Mis. Howard
Johns, of Foiist City.
John Abbott, of Wilkes-I5.il ie, spent
.vesteiday with his parents in town.
.Mis .leiome Tiler, of Forest City,
spent Th inksglvinK with her daughter.
Mis Geoige Benton, of Salem avenue
Mr. and Ml O L Ftley spent yes
teiday in Cllffoid
(1. P. ltogeis, who spends most of hl.s
Miss Sarah M. Howells was tendeied
a mo.st enjoyable suipile paity nt her
home on Washington street on vv ecl
nesday evening. About foity fi lends
of Miss Howells were piesent, nnd al
though they took their hostess by sur
prise, she soon realized hoi poltion
and made the evening a pleasant one.
Music and games were the older of the
evening. The merry guests partook of
sumptuous lefreshments. Those who
enjoyed the event weie. Misses Giaoe
Low i.v , Maiv A Jones, Mabel Little,
Maltha Howells. Delia Williams. Man
Jones, Ida Stevens, Amelia Evans,
Si villa Evans. Amelia Jones, Lizzie
Glilllths. Mary H Howells, Mary A
Lewis, Magglo S. Thomas, Lizzie
Bow en, and Messrs. Henry Coombs,
David T Davis, Chillies Coombs, Wil
liam Hooper, Harvey Fitch, William
Are Used in the
Lyceum Theater, Scranton
Academy of Music,
Nay Aug Engine Co Rooms,"
New Nesbitt Theater,
Wilkes-Barre
Grand Opera House "
Wyoming Seminary, Kingston
Presbyterian Church, Ashley
Five in Hanoyer Township
Schools near Wilkes-Barre
Grand Opera House, Freeland
Ami in 400 of tho homes in this
region. Tho great durability of
tho Kimball JMauo recommends it
to all who wish to buy but ono
piano in a lifetime. Sold on easy
payments or for cash. Old organs
or pianos taken in exchange Drop
i postal or call.
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J. M. KEMMERER.
BITTENBENDER & CO.
bOI,U AGENTS FOlt
WnCOfMKER - BLACKSMITH SUPPLIES, IRON 111 STEEL
fASKYDURHORSESHOER Power, Bolt and Rod Thread-
ffVs frtu52!9w . . iiict nnr1 lnnnincr. Power
tiiliiLliL Shearing and Punching.
A Diamond or Drop Frame
m. cj t-i.r.i Af Krc.
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THIS IS YOUH CHOIflJ OP TUB
SCUANTON &TKUL1N0 ANUbTKHNS
lllOiri.KS
A GREAT OFFER
FOB THU HOLIDAYS ,
.. 11 V ..
ilermnnln Wine Cellars,
llanimomlport and
Khclmi, N. Y.
We ure determined to
inirtxiiiiu uur Kuoili
iiinani; tlioerj Ijoit pod.
pio In lio coimlrj, ami
warn ii nee no licllrr whv
Of lUlllllt tlllM tlllltl llV HCll.
In it tliem n ruu or our
K 101N, ccmtiiliiliiK e-loeii
tjottlcH or wine Hllll ntiu
IioUIh or our trn tine
uoiihie cllNtllloil (Irape
Hrumlv. nt otie-linlr Hn lie-
liml c(Ht. Upon re
ceipt ot S'l.110 wo
will Bt'liil to nuy
cnuer nrtlili paper
ono cnio or our
goods nil Unt-cliKi
und put up In elt
Hunt Ktle, utwrted
us tollows:
lqt but- (Srund Iiu
pcrlul ku Chum,
pnu'iii'.
1 t luu Dcliiuure.
I i)t bot. Kli'-iMiis.
1 it but. JoUuy.
1 jt bot. Hwvct Ca-
tiittba
lilt bot sherry.
1 qt bot. KKIiu.
1 1 1. bot .Mimnni.
1 qt. bot. Ancolleiii
1 qt. bot. Port,
lqt. bot. Ww cot 1h-
ulie'ihl,
1 qt bob Ini, Oriipa
lliumlj.
I Ills ofler Is iniulo
iuiitnl tolnlioiliice
our (lraml Imperial
hec ClianipaKtic und
our line iloubbMlli
tilled (Irape Hrandv 'IbH case or (roods Is
ollered nt ubolit one-hull Its iietiml cost und
It will plexse us IT our nlctids und p.itious
w 111 tuUc iiilMintuKc" or tills mill belli uh Intio
duee our coods. Alloideis Bhoulil bo in bo
roro Decenibor 3tli.
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Shoe for
UlMTPDllcc v.. v. wTTi:Nnr.M)r.R,
WINICKUot. w. a. KintMUiiR,
It ABSOLUTELY jrCVintS Sllrwlnf Managers ol Hlocle Dept,
GEOKCIE H. IVKS, General ArciiI,
II West Mmkct trecl, Wllkes-liurre.
W. S. I'OOTK, Local Ajrent,
i'J'J r.i:;e Place, htrniiton, l'n.
HOTEL ALBERT,
for i ith Urcct nnd I nlersitv Pliu e,
.NbMiillK on. bloi-Lwetol Ilioad-
w.c Noted Tor two tlilns,
comfort ami cuisine:
Klist-elii'.s looms at .00a day nnd up
ward, on tho Uurnpeuii plun.
L. &. E. FRENKLE.
LACKAWANNA LUMBER OIL
nUNUFACTURERS OF
Bill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine Kails
sawed to uniform lengths constantly on hand, l'ccled HcmlocK
I'ron Timber promptly r'urnished. ,
MILLS At Cross Fork. Potter Co., on the Buffalo and busquo
hanna Kailroad. At Mina, l'ottcr County. I'a.. on Coudersport. auJ
Port Allegany Railroad. Capacity-400,000 feet per day.
GIJMJKAL OFFICE-Uoard of Trade Building, hcranton, Pa.
Telephone No. 4011.
Tlio Old Dominion Compuny'R
EXPRESS
"Prlnecss Anne,
town" oiler
"oiUoun, and "Juines-
FOR
business men, pleasure seekeis ,iud sltors
OLD POINT COHFORT
u most expeditious mule, reiehlns NoiTolIc
ul lU.oDu. m.,i;llnsuwliolod.iyln Norfolk,
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE. PA., Manufacturers of
ES. STATIONARY ENGINES, BOILERS.
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
OENERAL Ol'PICn. bCRANTON. PA.
LOCOMOTiVl
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
ELABOKXTE SPREADS,
The hotels prepaicel elaborate spieails
for their patrons vesterdny. The clln
Jnp: room of Hotel Ameiiean was ln
ltInRly deeorate-d and Honifaco .laco-
bus was all attention to his kupM!.
Amnnff tho prominent peri-ons who
Iiuitook of delicacies at that popular
ho.stelry weie: A. unci lilies
Fiances and Irene Daley, Ml.sves
Wayne and Anna Shannon. Mis.
Charles Tluir, C AV. Perkins. .Mr. mul
Jlrs. J. H. Nicholson, Mr. nnd MrK. T.
H Durfoe, Piof. TaKait. Mr. anil Mm.
.1 E. IJurr. Kdward, Llllle, Katln.-n,
Marlon, ISessle and Miss Joiflilni
Hurs. Mis. W. Uurr, Mr. and Mrs. T.
K Hurr. Mr. and MrH. 1 i:. Dennis
and daughter Gertrude. C. D. Winter,
wife and son, Charles Winter, ji , J. J!.
Van Heipen, Miss Van Herson, Mis. M
Ij nnd Dlckhon Kavs, Mr. unci Mis,
Hobert Van Hersron and hon Newell,
Editor and Mrs F. V. Koibes, H. i:.
Tnjlor, H. It. pa!s, D. M. Tostor. .1.
K. I3rennan, Joseph MeUonnell nncl J,
G BrldKctt.
AmonK the ThunksslvlnR guests who
dined nt Hotel Anthiaclto wero Mr.
nncl Mrs. L. A. 13ast.ett. L,. M. .Smith,
Marcus J X. Duiy. Mitoi nnd Mrs.
C i:. Lathi o). M. Bow-en, Mr. and Mrs.
O A. Singer, L. A. Patteibon and Mrs.
Marc.
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The PhllOSOphy business is-gain-ing
popularity. The more people you have
convinced that your goods are better and your
prices lower thau anyone else's, the more trade
you get.
Applied to our business it means that
many more women, many more men and boys
must think this store the best of all to buy at,
if throngs of patrons and largest force of sales
people are daily events.
Keep in touch with us through the win
dows; but even they do not show all, for some
things come and go so quickly they never find
a place in the windows.
As the windows stand at the time of writ
ing filled with the very things necessary for
the weather before you, they become the edu
cator, and direct you as to what and where to
buy. The best feature of the whole business is
the price marked on every article.
FOOT BALL AND ACCIDENTS.
The St. Thomas colleee eleven, of
Scranton, and the High school team
of this city bcourcel the Krldlion at
Alumni park yesterday afternoon In
tho wesenee of a fall -sized croup ot
spectators. The locals proved too light
nncl the vlsltous walked off with vic
tory to the tune of 12 to 0.
During the practice one of tho St.
Thomas coIIpko men sustained n deep
gash over the eye. Thiee stitches weto
requited to close the wouncf.
While attempting to make a low
tackle In the came, Deithier Dlx fell
hetuily to tho earth nnd cut a Rash
nbovo his forehead. Tho uKly opening
was larso cnoucli to lay a finger (n.
Tho Indians are trying to airan.ro n
game with tho St. Thomas college!
eleven for a week from Satutday for
$30.
DARKEST AMERICA.
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For boys 3 to 10 years, heavy-weight chin
chilla collar, braid trimming, heavy Huing,
$1.65, $1.98, $3.00 and $5,00.
For boys 3 to 10 years Fine Astrakhan
Reefers, brown, blue and black shades, large
sailor collar, braid and Melton trimmings,
heavv linings, $3, $3.98, $4.50, $5 and $6.50.
For boys 7 to 16 years Heavy Cniuchilla
Reefers, with ulster collar, very heavily liued,
the ideal skating and sliding coat, $2.40, $3.50,
$5, $7 aud $10.
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The "Darkest America" aggregation
of talented colored persons cavo two
performances, at the Grand vostorelay.
Tho matinee was well attended and In
tho evenlngi the house was crowded,
standing room being at a premium.
The excellent nncl comptohenslvu en
tertainment given last season was re
produced, ono notlceahlo chance being
in the Introduction of a set pontine
dancer with hair arranged a U Cleo
That our Plat Department is as good as a
hat store and supplies the sort ot hats that are
correct for men to wear. The corner window
has the hat show. It's worth a passing glauce.
Derbys aud Alpines, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50.
Tom
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PEISKLVANIII RAILROAD.
Schedule In Eifect November is. $)
Trains Loavo Wilkes-Barre no Follows
7,30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, WashinKton, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
10.15 a. m.. week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown,
and Phlladelpnia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Boltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg aVid tho West.
3.15 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and tho West. .
3.15 p m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg and the West.
6.00 p. m., week days, for Hazleton
and?OHv0uD.0en;.P..A.nt.
I. U. HUTCHINSON, General Manazar
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh und Susquehanna Division.)
.Stations in New York-Koot ot I.lbeity
sticet N It", and Whitehall Terminal.
Anthracite ccul used exclusively, lusur
liie cleanliness and comfort.
TIMBTAULK IN i:rrBCT NOV 14. 1637.
Trains leave Scranton for l'lttston,
W lkcL-Iiarre. etc.. at 8 30. 913 1130 n. m
r "5 to. 3 0J. 5H0, 7.10 p. m. 8undas,9.u0,
a" m . 3 W. 1 13, 7 10 p. m.
ror Atlantic Olty. 8 -W a m. ,.,..,,
Tor Now Yoik. Newark and Ulzab th.
R"o (exnresx) a. m., M 4j (exprehs with
lluffet pallor car). 3 03 (cxpresb) p. m
Sunday. 2.15 I' "' Train lea, Ins l.M p.
in iirlve4 at Philadelphia. IteadliiB T.r.
nlnal 5 19 i m and New York t W p. m.
1'brMiucli Chunk. AUcntovwi. liethle
i..1 r...Htnn and Philadelphia, i 20 a. m .
ij : 15,' 3 05. 5W (evctpt Phllddelpnla) p. m.
SroraiJong''rancn. Ocean drove, etc., at
S a) a. m. and 1- 4 P m.
Por Pieadtns. Lebanon and HnrrlsDur?,
via Allentown, S ."0 a. jn , 11M5, 0.00 p. m.
Sunday. 2 15 p ill
lleiurnlns leave Now rk, foot of Lib
ert v stieet, Noilh Itlvcr. at 9.10 (express)
11 ml 10. 130, 4 13 (express with Uuffet
n.irlor our) p. m Sunday. 4.30 a ni.
Ieive Nevv York, foot Whitehall stieet.
South Peny, at 9 0S a m . 100, 1 S3, 3 M
n in Pass niters aliivlnR or depaitlnff
fioni this teimln.il c-in connect under
"over with nil tho elevated railroads.
Uroartway eablo cats, and retries to
Htookh.11 and Stntcn Island, malclin,'
nukk transfei to nnd from CSraml Ctnttal
Uiiiot and Look Island Itallroad
Leave PI 11 idtlphla. ltcdilliiK Terminal
9 W u. 111., 2.00 and 4 JO p. m. Sunday, t ij
Throush tlekets to all points at lowest
rate may bo hail en application In ad
vance to the ticket ayent at the station.
v II. P. BALDWIN.
Gen. Paw. Ast
J H. OIjHAL'SCX, Gen. Supt.
Anlvo at Scranton from above points
at 10 2.1 a. m , 3 13 arl 9 38 p. m.
a. in
9.1',
,7.30,
Delaware and Hitdhoit.
On Monday, July 3, trains will leave
Scranton an follows, ,
Por C'aibondale-C JO, 7V,5, f.- 10 P. a
m , l.'W noon, 1.21, 2.JU, 3 5.', & 1 C -'3, 7.57.
9.1S, 10 li I), in., 12 10 a. m
Por Albany, Saratoga Jlontre-il, Hos
ton, New Lnsland points, etc., b JO a. m ,
2 20 11. m.
Por HonPMlalewfl 20. S 53. 10.13
12 00 noon. 2 20, 3 23 p 111
For Wlllcps-Barrefi 43, 7 50, S l.".
10 45 a. m , 12 03, 1.23, 2 JS, ,1 33, 4 41, 0 00,
9 SO, 11 30 p. m
For Now York, Philadelphia, etc , via
Lehigh Valley R n,l! 13. 7.30 a. ni . 12 03
123, 4 41 p in (with Hlack Diamond Ex
press) It 30 p. ra.
For IVnnsjIvanl i U U. jiolntb C 15, 9 3S,
a m ; 2 2S 4 41 p. m
For western points vli LehiKh Vail -y
n It, 7 CO a. m. 12a', 3 3J (with Hlack
Diamond Kxpns) 9 TO, 1130 p ni
Trains will uirlvo .it Scranton as follows
From Carbcnilale and the north 6 40
7 13, S40, 9 31, 10 10 a m, 12 00 noon, 120,
2 21. 3 23, 137, 5 43. 7 43, 9 43. 11.23 p til
Fiom Wllkes-Hami and the South in
7 50. S30. 1010. 1155 a. m.i 116. 2.11. J 4S,
5 20. 6 21, 7.33 ) 03. 9 43 i m , 12 05 a 111.
J DPHDIOK a P A, Albany. N. Y.
II. W OrtOSS, D. P. A , Snunton, I'a.
conncctlnc vrltti flistnltcrnoon Indus for the
West, (south mill Njiilhvvcst Irom
ami with bo its foi II dtlmoie, Mil., and
Washluglou, D, C, and all cuiiucdltig Hues.
1.
Por farther lnforinatlon apply to
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.
Pier 26, North River, New York,
W. L. (iUILLAUm.U. Vlcc-Prcs. andlraf.
lc Munagtr.
Lchit;li Valley Kuilroud System
Anthraelto Coal Pu'd, insuring Clcanlt-
neb ami Comfort.
IN DPPnCT NOV. II, 197
THAINS LUAVB SOUANTON
Por Philadelphia and NVvv York via D
A. II. It It at ti 15. 7 30 11 in., and 12 05, 1 23,
2.2h. 4 11 (Ulatk Diamond i:pusb) and
11.30 p. m
For Plttston and Wllke.s.Ttarre via D
L. & W. It. It, e! 00, 8 0S, 11.20 .1. in , 1.55
3 10, 6 00 p. 111.
For White Haven. Hazleton, Pottsville
and pilncipal points In the co.il iikIoiw
Via D & H H. H . fi-43, 7.50 .1. in , 12 05. 2 2S
and 4 11 p. m.
For Htthlehem, Haston, Ite.idliiR, II 11
rUburR and principal lntrrmodl no na
tions via D X. 11 It It. lili. 7 50 .1. m,
12 05, 125, 2.28, 4 41 (Hlaek Diamond Im
press), 11 30 p. m.
For Tunkliannock, Towanda. Hlmit 1,
Ithaca, Geneva, and piinelp.il lntrime.li
ate stations via D, L A. W. It. It. "j .
S OS a in . 12 10 and 3 10 p 111
For Geneva, Itoehcstt'i, Huff.ilo Mac
ar Falls, Chlcasi, and nil points west via
D &. H H It. 12 05 "13,! (Hlaek Dlamon 1
Hxpiess). 9 50 and 11 :) p 111
Pullman 11 11 lor and Klciplnc or I.elilch
Valley chair ears on all trains betvvi. 1
WIlkes-Haiio und New York Phll,idl
Dhta. Huffnlo, find Sne.penson Hricle
IUH.LIN H. WILHPH, Gen Supt
CHAS S. LUi:, acn. Pass Abi , I'hila
Pa
A W. NONNllXIACIlF.n, Ast. Gen
PaKM. Ant , Phllidi liihia P.u
Scranton ollb e 309 Laikawanna avenue
Steam and
Hot Water
Hot Air Furnaces,
Sanitary Plumbing,
Gas and Electric
Light Fixtures.
ELECTRIC "LIGHT WIRING,
THE
I S MILL CO.,
434 Lackawanna Av&
Ea
a.-
e
VIi
-m -
SAMTER BROS., II
Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers. !
Del.. I.acka. anil Western.
Kffect Monday, Nov. 21, 1KT7.
Tralntc leave Scianton as follows: Hx
nresa for New Yoik and all polntH Hast,
1 40, 2 50, 5 15, S 00 and 10 20 n. m. ; 12.55 and
i:Mres for Kaston, Trenton, Philadel
phia and the South, 515, 8 00 and 10 20 a.
in , 12 55 and 3 33 p. m
Washington and way stations, 3,4j p. m
Tobyhanna accommodation, CIO p. m
Hxpress for Ulnshamton, Owego, Hl
mlra, Corning. Hath, Dansvllle, lount
Mori Is and Uuffalo. 1210, 2 33, 9.00 a. m.,
and 1 55 p m.. making close connections at
Huffnlo to all points In tho West, North
west and Southwest.
Hinghamton and way stations, 1.05 p. m.
Nicholson acoorrmodatlon, 5.15 p. m.
Hinghamton and Ulmlru express, 5 55
p m.
Express for ITtlca and Hlchlleld Springs
2 35 a m and 1.55 p. m.
Ithaca, 2 35, 9 00 a. in., and 1 15 p. m
For Northumberland, Plttston, Wllkes
Hnne, Plymouth, BlootnsburKr nnd Dan
vine, makliic close connection at North
umberland for Wllllamtport, IlarrUburt;,
flaltlmore, wasnington ami tne soutn
Northumberland and Intermediate sta
tions, COO, 10.20 .. 111., und 1.55 and COO p.
Nantlcoko and Intermediate stations,
8 OS and 11 20 n. m. Plymouth and inter
im' Hate stations, 3 40 and 8 47 p. 111. For
Kingston, 12 40 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables, etc.. apply to M. L. Smith. Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket olllce.
L'rle mid Wyoming Valley.
In effect Sept. 19. H97,
Trilns lenvo Scranton for Xcw York
ml li'teimedlalo prints on Urlo railroad,
ulso for Hawley and local points at 7.05
a, m, unci 2.23 p. tOy
SOHAIVTON DIVISION.
Ill Kf feet Clctobcr 3d, 1M)7.
North BoiiniL Hoiitli lloiincl,
703T20I1 0S2(ll
t'& Stations .M
a 3 2 ra s "S
g 3 w (Trains Pally, Ex-' S S &
l3JcepMniUay)J25a
r m Arrive Leavei a m
7fflN Y. Kranklln 8:1.... 7 401....
7 10, West 4ind htretti .... r . ..
700 vvceuawksn i .. u to ....
r mp icAirlve leave a mi- m
1 1 t'ailusla . v!iB.,,,
109 Haocock .... a ul...
!! .... U50 8trlIjUt .... 3 2J .. .
iS4n lreton park .... i! 11 ....
12 10 Wlnwooil .... iJ41 ....
1SJ5 I'oyntello .... 25i)l . ..
., is 14 Orsoa ... SB8, ....
12m l'lousant Mt. .... sof, ....
niw Unlondale .. aim, ....
11 49 Forest city . 319....
.... 660H3I Carbondnle 1st 63V ....
.... M47(ll'0 WhltoHrldeO 17 J7t1 SS ...
.... I043M12.V Mayneia t: UfU is, ....
.... 6I1I11S3 Jermyn 714 345...
.... savins Arctilbald TB0 39P,...
.... 083 II Pi Vinton 7tl 11 Be ...
.... RiMitit recicvuie 7(J 8 ..
.... fits 11 or oin'ti&at sr 401 ...
.... 6 201105 I'rtceburK 8(H 40! ...
.... 6IH.1101 Turoop dm 410 ,,
.... cAbhoo Providence 8IO4U ...
.... 818.11067 pwk rmoe Ultur
... 810110 51 Bcranton ai&l i-:
r m1! u Leave Arrive a ur
PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLACE
Andyouvvlllrcniliehowecsy It Is to fur
nish our home luxuriously with a tilillnr
outlay, u little at a time, aud jou don't
uiUs it,
BARBOUR'S HOME GREDITHOUSE
425 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Table and
Banquet
Lamps.
A large variety of new nnd
handsome designs in LAiVPS
just received.
Brass Lamps,
Onyx Lamps,
Dresden Lamps,
At lower prices than ever be
fore quoted in this city.
All trains run daily excent Sunday.
t Mgniries that trains stop on Mgnal (1
sent'ors.
htcure rates vl Ontario Western Before
purohaelng tickets and eavo money. Dy and
Nlgnt Kirress to tbo West.
,1. C. AndorsoD, Qtn. Vast Act,
W.riHClOtt, UIV, VKH, AKtvWrMOU,IV
Wei aie iliowlus anoxecptlonally flna Jlnci
of VVateheH. Dlamoucbi aud Jewelry at
i pi Ice which will please ou.
A. E. ROGERS,
Jewtlcr, 313 Locka, AC