TIIE SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7. 189T.
CacKawaima Conmy.
GARBONDALE.
(The Cnrbondnle correspondence of Tho
Tribune Ihib tccn placed In tlio bunds of
Mr. C It. Munn, fl.ilcm iivcnti" and
Church ntrect to whom nras Items may
1)0 addressed and nlso coniplnlntH of lr
regular delivery.
FOUND DEAD IN TIIE WOODS.
Aged IjihI)' Porlslifil on Hio Hillside
Uest orilc rlt,.
Mis. Mnrsaiet H.uiett vho httnvnil
awny from home lust Tuesdiy, w
found ilts-.d j em onlay Ju.t lipfmo nm
on the lilllMtle west of tlie ot The
eiut locution Is about n ittnrti i "f a
mile hack of Murdock's move nei.i tlio
stream mnnliiiy fiom Mountain i"tul
U vvim tho i UHtiur of the old ludy,
Mho la nenrly ninety, to vl'lt n '"
idalUe ilnya at a time and tlun n
Itirn t her own homo wiicto flu- lived
silone DiniiDj the flist two or thtcp
lny, iC her nbseneo each lelutlve
1holic;lir "ahf ivns at the home of nil
uthei. When they finally beeaino
olurniPd a llirmotw seauli was iiihi
tutsil, hut to no avail Atnliew Siiiiillen
nd John Mannlon. vim woic hu'itlmr
sump mpii" tieildeiitully ultinitf'tl to
the mrpse !V the lieculiat minluct of
thPlr doff
Deputy Cm oner Spnretli lowed the
rem. tin"' whleh had b'-en k' l't I" a
K'ood sfito of puwnnllnn h the nil-
tlse lie weather of the fist wppK.
lie decided lint no inquest wns no
re!ai, II wus innateiit Hint she
stiayv'i! in her rhlldUhnisi. lost her
ivuv and Mircumbed to exhaustion.
11 -i faie was dlioloivd but theio
v i no niniki o" In r. She was ivell
to do but no val'iibl s weio on her
1C1M11
The leiiulns wlilili lav face upwatd,
nl ut r.orj feu from the lieaust path,
Mere innou-d to the home of her sim,
Thomas Hariott, of Fall Hiook ptieot.
Mis James Crane, Mis John Hiott,
Mih Mlrhiel IJoland, and Mrs .Jnines
OaiiUn ue dauKliteM of the deceased
who u Mile In tills ( Itv
Sevii.il risldtnts of. the WeM Hide
hp. Ihev heaid ciks comlnir fiom the
mountain side on Tu"sdu niKlit As
that Is the tlni" the utifoiuinate vvoni
nn piobabh met her fate. It is pie
sumed she iesill7oil hpi helpless eondi
tuii an 1 wts appealing tor help
NEW CENTURV CLUB MEETING.
One oT the .Host Intercslnii; '.ci
Held liy the ()rsmu!itioji
Th new CVntiny club met MsteidaJ
aftiinomi at the Lincoln aenue home
of Mis C. T Meals?!. Theie wus ii
1 11 tit attendant e and the miihlril and
lltiar piogiamme cariiid out was
one of tlie most Intel i stlnK eei at
temtted by the niRjnlzatlon
Miss 1 aeoe rciiileied a pi mo Kiln In
luultle-s sti-le nml Mis A. P Tiaiil
wlii mil Mis V. T Col llle dellKhteil
tluli aiulllois by Miming a duel in
liiiman. Mis Trautwein took the
.sopiain ji.ut while Mi. Cob-ille "-antf
UtD
Mis Chailes T.ee nail an rvicitlon
ul'v ible pap"t on 'Anion UuriV In
tniiis ' Mis r I' Huir's sublet I
was I.ocntin i of the Xatlnnal Capitol"
nul Mis. Thomas Lincoln McSllllan
a" a ' Stoiv of Wai."
1'iiis number was enleilalniiifj and
!listiiitle The ladies-, of Ui club will
unit next w oek ut the PieMiyteiiaii
nui'su 1 Ihonie of Mis. Chailes Lee.
PUGILISTIC.
Bobb" Dobbs and "Hedih" Con
noll will batter each othei's phsoi;.
munles on the seventeenth of Decein
bei at Hlmpson In oidei to win, Dobbs
must knoek Coniioll out In ten rounds
The following cnmmunlintion fiom
Stisquelianna has been lecehed Cot
lespundent of Scianton Tilbune "The
Scinnton Tilbune's Caibondale eone
spondent says that ltedd ronnollj, of
that city, Is endeaotlnK to auanue
a boxing mutcli with Hiulv, the cham
pion of Susquehanna " If Ml Con
noll is desirous of meeting Mi Huily
his effoits will be nnpi eclated u
peisonal touespondence We hae the
man and stun' that troes.
PURELY PERSONAL
Mr and Mis. ( M. Tucker hae ic
tuined fiom u Islt to the tonnei s
hi other at Ashlej
Count lluiun Katon laiiKlit seenteen
nce pickeiel through the lie at Keenu s
liontl one dnj last week.
Miss Han let When, of Iielinont
f-treet, is lsltlng llonesdale and
Prompton fi lends
Miss Horteiiie Halt spent .Sunday
with friends In Wuinait.
Ui F. C .Munn, Mis-, l: li Aeiy
and Mls Oiace Munn spent esteula
In Scianton.
Mis C U Fitchett has at.ited Tiln-
When n man who
has ntgltt ttd
his health finally
rialues tint he
is bung attacked
1 t-erious ill
health it is no
time for half
way measures
l)t nth is an
eue my that
must ue
knocked out
m the first
loimd or lit
is pietty suio
to conquer m
the end
A weak
Momacli, an
impaired di
ifcstion and a dkordered liitr
mean Unit a man is fighting the" first round
with death I'tiless he manages to strike
the knock out blow, it means that death
will come up in the second round in the
guise of eonit htrious itukidy When a
man s stomach is weak and his dieestton
is impaired, the life giving element!, of the
food he- lakes are not assimilated into the
blood The Wood get thin ami weak, and
the body slowlv Manes In the meantime
the disordered liver and the sluggish bow
els have forced into tin blood all manner
of impurities The body is hungry and
eagerly consumes aiijtliuig that the blood
stream carries to it In place of healthy
nutriment, it re.ceivcs for food foul poisons
that should have been exert ttd by the
bowels. Continued, this sjstcm of Btara
tion combined with poisoning, will wreck
every organ in the hotly Naturally, the
weakest organ will give wn firt If a
nun is naturally nerrous, he will break
down with nervous exhaustion or prostra
tion If he inherits weak, lungs, the con.
sequence will he consumption, bronchitis,
asthma, or some disease of the air-passagt s
If he has u naturally sluggish livir he will
Filffer from a serious bilious or malarial at
tack, Dr I'ierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery cure all disorders of the tonnch di.
guttlon and liver It purifies the blood and
fills it with the life-giving elements of the
food that build new and healthy tissue l
U the great blood-maker and flesh-builder
and nerve tonic. It cures tS per cent of
all cases of consumption Thousands hu e
testified to their recovery from this dread
difease under this great medicine.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
Www
V. JevMvii -
XSim
Ity lectin l und taken tip her lesldenco
at tho home of Mr. und .Mrs. J I'. A.
Tlngley, of Hlver stiept.
H. A. Purple and family tnoed to
Park stteet yesterday.
W, I. Prvor, of Scrnnton, ni In
town yesterdny.
I'. V. Luthtop, wife and Miss I.uoinls
iup In the metropolis.
Mrs. A. N'iles Is cntcttulnlug Miss
lh'iia I.eich, of South Cniinnii.
-Mi and Mrs. D. O. I'uuly ate ontor
tnlnlug Mr. and Mis. O. A. JJuub, of
Seeleyvllle. at their pleasant Spring
street home.
It. 11, Ulalr was III Scianton on busi
ness yesterday
MKs Tlhnthi Lewis Is Improving.
Mrs. W. M. Lathtop, of Patetson, is
visiting hei paients in this eltv.
F. Plare Coates tailed on ft lends In
this city jesterday.
William Uclmits Is on the jury this
w eek
J. Ilennett Smith, of the Hazatd
Who Hoiii- works, tailed on the tiade
help 5esterdny.
John llPLsp, of Pnscoe, Scutiv &
company's stoic, went to New Yoik
last nlgli't
10CALS.
Ilev i. A Plate. Ph.D. pleached a
patilntle s-eimon to the Junloi.s, Sun
day. Dlstilct Oignnlzer Dll Dickinson has
applied foi clinrtei papeis for a Vand
llng lodge of the Shield of Honor, which
will be Instituted on Dec 16
The late Mrs. Maiy Heeiian was
builul In St. Hose tpmctm, Sunday.
The pall-bimets weio. Daniel Hums,
Nell MtC.lnlcy. John liuike, John Mnl
loj.John iJallngher and Patrick Dough
ett. The tlnee-week.s'-old child of Mr. and
Mis. Andeishiiw, of Highland Park,
died yesteiilay
Junius Keilns, fnitv vears o1a, died
at the almshou t jesteraa
The dates of IMwunl llanlngton und
the leiiiitnlie company to have played
heie next wiek, luxe been cancelled
The Cn-sient Social t lull his decldeit
to hold an entci taliiment on New Ye.u'
eening in the (Ji.ind opeiu house. A
ilelightful piogiamme Is being nt
langed. which will Include Mis. Kate
Crossin-O'liilen, s,,prano. Miss Tlm
lieiinan. lontuilto, of Scianton, and
W A. Kelly. Imiltone, f Archbald.
These will Le assisted by the Philhar
monic .stilus nuaitPtte of Sinviton
I"i ml: Krily is diicetlng the niT.iIr.
which Is n guaiantee that It will be a
line nitisii .1 tie.it.
Thomas WiiVI of Pike street parsed
awa last Sunt'aj. uftei 1 llngoilng
illne-s. Die.-icil is silivhed by Ills
wife and four chlldien, Maiy, Katie,
Annie and Andiew Walsh
The following olllteis of the Knights
of r.ithei Mathew have been put In
nomination Piesldent, 'I'lmmas l!o
Inn. Mce-piesldent, Ddwaid Doughei
O . tieasurer, M. F Horan. M I' Xoi-
ton, limine ial --iiiet.il, I) L Walsh,
James Vn Thomas Connell; leeoidlng
becietuiy, J P Campbell
JERMYN NEWS.
Sons ol etei.iiis i:icct Olliceis.
( cri'inni! ol l.'le-singu Hell.
Fitd Hurke of Hill street w ho has
been seioush 111 foi the past ten das
with Uphold loAt'i. is now somewhat
impuneil
Thomas Hiennan of Notth Laeka
wuinui uxenue Is s-uffellng from nil ct
tack ut pneumonia
I .met to, W'nlku spent Sunday thn
gues-t of Miss CJraee Lytuh at Ob -pliant.
Mi. und Mis Sinder and two thlld
len, ol Sulllxan county, an the gue-ts
of Mis. Sndei's paients, Mr nnd Mis
lilclmrd Ktf-plieiison of I. siret t
S. A DIUs nnd Chailes Hills oi Cai
bondale, spent Sunday In town
IMlth Conch who lias been s-eiious-ly
ill foi sonie time bus sulleied a le
laphO and lier tondltlon Is now con
sider ed i lltital
Di. S. D. Davis on Satin day iemoed
the metallic splints from the toot of
Councilman William H. Wllliums. 1K
Is not sulfeiing as much pain now as
he did ii few weeks ago, and from
inesent indications the foot can be
saved.
At u recent meeting of C Smith
Camp No. '.'Ill, Sons of Veteiuns, the
following olliceis weie elected for th"
ensuing yeai : Captain, Thomas Hiint
ei (list lieutenant. In In Hluioie,
second lieutiiiunt, Wuth'Mfnid Mat
thews, delegates tamp count II, Grant
1. Hell. In in F.lmoio und Lalayelte
Matthews. Delegate to division en
campment: iilternutlxe, Itutherfoid
Jlatthews; delegates to Death Hem lit
nssoilatlon, II. i: Van Kleuk and La
lajette Matthews. On Wednesdu
tvenlng the camp will be itispufd
b inspee'tlng ofllcer Geoige qulkham,
ot W'likes-Haiie
The teiemony of blessing tin- new
hall at Sucted Heat t ihuicli will tukn
place tomoiiow' evening The Itlght
Heveiend Hlshop O'Hura will be juo
sent and take nnit in the pioceedliiHs
and ;i laige inimbei' ut ilergjnnu
from sin rounding ehuiches vill also
assist In the seivlies IteVtiend Fath
er Hiodeilck, of Susquehanna, will
pieuth the seimon
lit in y Nichols of Thlid meet is very
111 of an ubsces-s on the nun. An opei
utlon was peiloimecl upon him on
Sunday by Dr M J Shields assisted
bv Di Manly of this town und Dp
Ciatdner of Scianton He Is in n
semi-comatose condition und can bo
but momentuilly moused. His condi
tion is consult! oil as very s-eilous und
leeoveiy doubtful.
The legister of voteis lor the differ
ent wards nie now making their De
cember legislations This Is the list
that will bo used at the spring elee
Uon. i;veiy voter who vvishi s to enst
a ballot nt that election Miuuld see
that his name is. not omitted.
OLYPIIAN'l'.
Tlu many filemLs of tho late Mis
Ilrldget Hoyle, of Dunmoio stieet. at
tended the tunei ul sei vices, which weio
tonduited nt a o'clock Sunday ufter
noon The temalns wete taken to St.
Patiick's church, vvheie services foi
the dentl were read nfter which Inter
ment was inude lij fit Patiick's cenie
teij The pall-hcaieis were cousins of
the deceased. They tvorp Thomas,
James und Prof, joiut tj'Hiitu, Put
lltk James and Prof T F. Mcllale
A team of hlnses ovv'iled by M
Neetllu lippume filghtoned tit a passing
tiuin' while standing at the Dolnwuie
und Hmlsiiii station yesterday moin
Ing and ntuitid off ut u Itvelv pace
They collldid with the txpiess wugon
dilvon by, WllUam .Cooper, and the
tongue, of the wagon- ian Into the
breast of Mi Coopei's hoise, .seilously
Injuring the animal.
Tho White Dlephant Hxtiavngnnza
company gave a flret-class perform
ance at the Father Mathew oporn houie
last evening. They will appear again
this anil tomorrow evenings
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Grey Bpent
Sunday with relutlvea at Scranton.
Knuch Thomas Is nblo to be out again
after u three weeks' illness.
Miss Lauiu Walker, of Mnyfleld, Is
the guest uf Miss Oiaco Lynch
Mr. and Mrs John It. Jones, of Kings
ton, ntu visiting relatives here.
D. (1, Jones returned home ester
daj from a visit ut Wllkes-Uatie.
Mrs. Henry Sealblows Is very 111
Mrs S. N. Callender and daughter,
Mls.s Mnigaiet Callender, visited Mrs
Hdwnrd Jones, of Hlakely. yesterday.
Mis. William Mason, who has been I
lsltlng lelatlves at Providence, has ,
returned home. I
David Allen, of Caibondale, wus a
caller In town yesterday.
TAYI.OU.
I'lie broke out In this place nt an eui
ly hour ypstordy In the uMtlctice of
David Thomns ivhlch Is situated in the
vicinity ot North Tnvlor, Tho cause
of the flames could not lv leo'iied. An
tilaiui was sent In and thellrecomputiy
iespond"d in short notlf. The dam
ngo was slight.
The new electiie lljht plant which
is belnr elected nt South Taylor Is be
ing pushed to completion cs fast as
possible. It must be completed by
Jnntmiy 1, or a forfeit will be claimed
bv the present tompany. New wiics
will be stiung through the town In
near future, and a iiumli'i of other
Improvements will bt made
Mi. James Tailor, ot tho Pyne. 's
inpldly n coveting fiom his toccnt sltk
ness. Pride of Lackawanna. Lodge, No IS,
Ameiknii Protestant association, will
Meet this evening In Heese's hall.
Miss f-udle Caller, an estlinable
young lady of Mntn stiiel, hus ac
cepted i position at tin Globe Ware
house in Si lanton.
Sidney ilakci, who has "been assist
ant mine foi email in the Tavlor nilne,
has nciePted n noslllon us head foie
niaii at the Hllss mine In Nnnticoke,
under the Delaware, Latkawnnna and
A'estein (ompanv.
Or, S.ituiday cvenliiB Hip Christian
r.ndeavoi society of tho Methodist
Hplscojial chin eh met on that occasion.
Tilev changed the sotletj's name and
lieienftci it 'Vill be Icnown as the Ep
woith Lengui'.
David Joins, of Olv pliant spent the
Sabbath' with fi lends in this borough.
Mis. Henjamln William, of Main
stteet, was the guest ol lelatlves-' In
Lickawanna vesterday.
Inugist John Ketley, of Main itreet.
tlitiihiud among 1'i'ovidente fi lends
of Sunday
The lalllle for the benefit of Mis
Heniy Ilonna will toke place on Decem
be' 1S
s'utl news has been l etched heie
from A rles anuountlng the death of
Mis. Isjne Watklns, of Hendham.
The dtctasptl was the widow ot the
latp Isaac Watklns, who met with
diMth nt the Jeimyn mi'ie disaster
oni( tlm ago.
Th.' Ladies' Aid Society of the Cal
Mti'v Hinilst thliirh, vxill hold their
legular mv night this week Faggots
and e iki- will be sened.
V 0. Howellu and John Gwvne. nie
Mixing ns Jui j men in Scianton this
w t'p'c
Mr. J A. WUlles, of Scianton, was
the gqpst of ft lends in this place on
aun(laj.
PKICKIIUUG.
Mis Nancy Sajie has tetuineil honi
after a pleasant visit with ielatlves
in Scianton
Mis Thomas Palmer spent Sunday
nnd Monday v.lth her sister Mis.
Thomas Coates of Yntesvllle.
The Hod Men's enttrtalnment, to be
given In Smith's hall, Satin day even
ing December IS, will lie one ot the
finest ever held In thl borough The
admission fee U1I be L'j cents-.
Miss Sarali Jane Plow light spent
Sunday with hei parents ot Cm malt
si ret t
Mi. Fileml, of Jeunxn xisited at the
home of Mr. and Mis. William Penis,
of Maple stieet, Sunday
a.v i:.ci:tioai. "OH A.N.
.llarj Amlrciistiii 'flapped Sivtv-fivo
olxs in One Winter.
Prom the Mai 'fit 11 (Pa) Adxntlspr
Living with hei s(m on a small faun '
in the heart of Potter county. Pa , is a
xxomnn xxhosp life stmy Is stiango unci
lnleiestlng. This xxomnn Is Mrs Maiy
Andreason, widow of the former sec
letai.x of the famous Ole Hull the hls
toi of xxho.se colonx at Oleonu Is an
lnleiestlng thaptet In the hlstotj rf
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Andieason xx.ts i
widow xx hen wooed and xxnn bv An
dieuson. Hei name then xxns Tiendi.
she having been the wife of one of th
eail stttleis and tiappera of Potter
( ount Today hei bones aie lacked
Willi lheumatlsm as a i cult ol h,r
Pioiuei expeiiente, xxhen ho hunted
und tmptied at hei husband's sldt It
is said that timing one xx Intel .Mrs,
Flinch, unaided, ti. wiped CI ,?iny
wolves, knoikliiL" thtm In the heel
with a hutchet, xxhich sihe ulwax.s Ma
iled, iliing from a belt around lur
vxnlst Hesldes hunting and tupplnc,
Mis French distinguished he 'elf bv
jJoIiir with lit i husband ntul u cievx of
men to dtlxe logs on Kettle ci,-ck With
pike-pole or cant-hook this poweiful
xxomnn xvnded the stieiim xxltli the
men, vxhlillnu a dciellct log Into he
htieam or lueuklng a Jam at tha
tieek's bend, It ieiiilrtd supreme
neivt' for a woman to undertake to
diivo, logs, foi It Is a mightily danger
ous liuslnilss; jet Mrs. Fienth did this
mom. than one tJpring, earning from $0
to $S (jov du. Hvcn now, at tho age ot
SI, she- lefeis vxlth tonsUleiable pilde
to the time v hen she was joung and
strong enough to pltih logs In famous
Kettle ct eek.
Mrs. Andteahon Is said to have been
u halidwome woman Hven noxx, though
her -fate ts wrinkled and her hair
tinned gi'.iv, one htes tiaee.s of foimei
beauty.' She xxas yet quite a voung
xxtimun xx hen Ole Hull'.i eolonj of Nor
xxegians tame into Potter eountv and
took up the 12,000-aue tiuct. She then
hnd been u widow for txxu years She
wus employed as a took at the Nor
xxeglan hcachmarteis, und It xxas there
that she met and mauled Henry An
dreusoii, who came into that count) y
to manage the nffnlus of the Ole Hull
tolony. Hut Mis Andreafcon xxas not
In love with the colonists She suys
they danced and tan led on too high
for her Many a time, she declares
the Norwegiuns would dance all night
to the tune of u fcqucaky llddlo, Instead
of lestlng foi tliPli iipxt day's xxoik at
clearing new ground foi their little
fut ms
Hut Mis Andieason's most cyccitlng
time of life was the tlrst years of her
lesldonee In Potter count j. Then deer
vx etc ns plentiful us lambs in a mead
ow, elk Inhublted the legion In mon
ster droves: panther prowled In every
ravine, and xxolves In nivenuus droves
made tho night hideous with u thoru'i
of monotonous howls. Mis. Fieneh (us
xxiih tho case then) was nn export rlila
shot, and lint, slain scores of black hear,
runlamounts and deer Hut wolves
were her specialty, for the bounty un
ef ' rss- sm.
1 '0$ rVW
r
Largest pickugB greatest economy. Made ouly by
TIII3 X. K. KAIHttAMC C'O.ltPANl.
Chicago. St. Louis. Now York
these animals was large enough to
niaki- their hunting piolltable.
Mis. Flench was once delated on a
homexx aid outne, and darkness over
took hei. She xvas traveling u foot
path leading from Kettle trick to bet
home xx hen she heat it xxolxes approai h
ing her. She concluded that they wore
on her tt all, and, snapping het lllle
to her back, she climbed a hemlork
tiee, knowing that If she could but get
a dozen teet uboxe ground, she would
be safe from the xxolxrs' .shaip teeth
nnd claws. In less than ten minutes
the puck of xxolxes hid overtaken hei
nnd rui rounded the tiee upon which
she had taken lefuge. She tould see
the gieen ees of the nnlmals .shiminei
In the daikness, and dlie"tlng hei lllle
ut the duik objei ts nt the foot of tin
tiee she Hied ns fust as she coii'd le
load Hvctv shot wus nnsxxeied bj a
growl of pain us a wolf keeled over.
She xxus xxithln n mile of her home,
und the lepeuted tiling of the rifle
soon brought her husbind upon the
scene. He came beating a lllle in one
hand and n limning toicli of piny fag
ots In the other. The Hie f lightened
the xxolxes nnd long befoie Fieneh had
leached the tiee whele his wife was
captive, the howling puck went s-cump-eilng
over the brow of the hill into
the vnllev be.vond.
When Mia. Fieneh had taken inven
toij of hei illle's vvoik she found that
five wolves lax dead at the foot of the
tiee. The hides and bounty from these
weie xxoith a good round sum. So she
never legrettnl being need by the
pack
Now hei time Is spent In a big nun
chair, built from beeihxxood saplings,
in which she rocks and sighs and
nurses her lheunmtlc joints
HAD Ml "SCO!. IMMJ LOCKS."
X 1 liciidship llrokeii by n Young
."Hntion's L-icK of",'ju,k.
From the Cliicso Tiin '-lit ial 1
Some people nie absolutely dexold of
fit t. One of llies, jm n vouthfill lll'lt
1011 xx ho, wishing to m ike hei veiy
dearest fileml anoihui "ung matron
a. blithilax ptirint. decided on the
pui c has j ot a handsome j.alt of shell
s Ide combs
Nothing tould haxe In en mme appro
piiate fin the blonde treats of her
frl"nd, and the glxer fell niucli pleas
ed vxlth h"i" siltellon xxhen she went to
tall on Iki and give her the pietty or
naments "I thought you xxottid like them,'
she sain when her tilt ml had idinlred
them and thinkecl her rapturously," oil
v.'lll find them so handy to lanen up
youi scolding loeks "
"What do jou mean"' asked l.tr
f i lend In a surprised i me.
"Did ou n-xor heai of scolding
locks' Thev aie the slimt ends of
join holi that aie alwaxs fljlng loop.
Tluv bothi'i "no nj much, but side
ci mlis keep them in oidei besides be
ing xeiy becoming ornaments."
"So jou think I haxe &coldin,T locks
then I must be a s,eod. Thanks, ,iw
full.x, ileal, but I don't believe I nerd
ai'y tombs Keep them foi vour oxxn
sec ldlng outfit, ' ami the fue of the
"deal est filend" i loud' 1 vxlth anger.
"Vri.v well, Just as ou like (Jood
bxe, deal " ai"l the tlonoi of ill-- combs
snnttned thtm up and cuiUd Hit in
home xx Inn- sht bad a lit of hvsteiUs
And all beeaie-i the nuiUd a little
tact
is
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
435 lo 455 N. fJlniiiS!.. scranton. Pa.
Telephone Ctll, 23 33.
A5KPOiTrlEB?5KLl:TOM
ffGHlsKU
GIVES TflL
BrgTHQnTTWlP
Anp!5AB5QWTELY5AFE
FOR SALE BY THE
SCRANTON STATION.
!
i
M
niNG
s,la
a
l!oton Philadelphia,
Are Used in the
Lyceum Theater, Scranton
Academy of Music,
Nay Aug Engine Co Rooms,"
New Nesbitt Theater,
Wilkes-Barre
Grand Opera House "
Yyoraing Seminary, Kingston
Presbyterian Church, Ashley
Five in Hanoyer Township
Schools near Wilkes-Barre
Grand Opera House, Freeland
And in 4ii() ol tho homes in this
region. rliio Ki'i'at durability of
the Kimball I'nino leeommemls it
to all who wish to bit' but one
piano in a lifetime. Sold on easy
payments ot for cash. Old organs
or pianos taken in exchange. Drop
:v postal or call.
GEOKfin If. IVES, (icncral Audit,
'.) West Mmliot stieet, WilUevliarro.
W. S. l'OOTK, Local AkciiI,
TJJ I'ime I'Jute, Scianton, I'.i.
CONRAD
SELLS
Dent's, Perrin's, Etc,,
Kid Gloves, from . . .
25c. to $1 00.
The largest and most com
plete line in the city.
RAYMOND cS
WHITCOMB'S
TOURS.
All Til I UNO I MTNlIs IM'I.l lim.
I'm tic Mill Leave Philadelphia Jan. 2S and
t-eb 17 lot two tiiaml ioin.s thitiugli tlie
SollIlR'lll -tutc,
KIM AND CALIFORNIA,
in Special l'ullman Vestlbuled Tralm of Mecp
Ink. DIiiIiik nml l oniposlte I.lln.ir.v-()lHer-alkinl'aii-
Vmplo time will he .Ken lo all
the leiiliii-, tltltt ami tttliei pluun of lilto
111 anil ili tiiresifiin inteieit In Alexlio, 111-
I luillnistlie uml;rlul lamplco Division of
the .Mivlcan Central Kulluuy, u Week In the
City of .Mtxlco, with n 1 rip over tlie Mexico,
Ctiernuvacu unit I'aeilic bcenlc Ralltu. a ul
II I uurteen Day' Trip Over the Vern Cm
Railway, .in ! eiro, I'.isiulenii, VmiIoii, I in
iLile, Sunt 1 liiiibmii, Sn 1 lam ho, -an
Kitf ii'l, "Mint.it 111, Miniii'ii , "-an luse, ete.,
In ( illluinl.i, will hi Msiuil
'I he loliiru liel.ets niaj ho unrit fiom Latl
foniiaon Any Keuular I ruin nmll HKH-t,
01 wlthanv tint ot len Partiet Under bpeclal
Escort, with at huiceot Ihrej Different Routes
'lour; tn California, Mexico, omii tiUK I all.
foinhi. Hlnriifa, Hawaiian Islundi Japin,
China and l.urope, and uTnur lliroush lllble
Lands, InJepiiiulent Railroad anJ steamship
Tickets to all points
Hi, -mikI foi eiuulnr, nuiitlonliu thetiip
tit si I l 1
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB,
1110; Chistnut Street, Mutual Life Insurance
llulldlns:, 1'hllaiklpllia.
A GREAT OFFER
I'OH THE HOLIDAYS
in
y"rv Oermanla Wins Cellars.
n.y h 1 A tlanimontltport uud
.VSiifi RluloM.N
!"
imnie.l to
tWftWfJ iiirolue 01
our irooils
SSs:
i the eiy hrtt pea-
11 ho ,0111111 j, ami
.11 sb no In 'tor u,'
mil Huh than b noil-Ik-
u a m of our
1, loniuinlii' t'lete-n
os of wl to und 0110
e ol oui ovu.i Una
e ilisti Ivil (Irans
dy, nt out-naif Its ue.
mat eosl I'pon re
eelpt ot 5.11(1 w
will iteutt to unv
If 11 ler of thin p.ipir
0110 ease ol our
KOi Is, all 111 Kt -c ui
unci put up In ele.
; un ntyk-, moito I
is follow H
it hut lliuuil tin
poilnl fn' ( hum
pa true
nuiaware.
illMilln,'.
Inli.'ty.
bwtet L'a.
Shei r,v
LUlia
Miiiui'.i.
hot. A nj,'ellea,
hot, I'm I.
hot. hweet Is-
nhc la,
1 it. hot. tin Ulilo
ltrnnilj
Ihis oflci Is niailo
uuilnly to liitroduit)
our tlramt Imperial
S-ec Clunipasne and
our nne tionoie-ais-
tilled Oriipe llra-idv This tuse of fjoods is
otToreil nt nbout one-hilfltii uctiml cost and
It will 1'Iense us It our fi lends ami putio.ii
will tithe adumtaKo oftlils ixud help u Inlro
iture our kooiIs, All oidcrs alioulu bo lu bo
lino Ucfumhtr l.'ith.
I
Gloves.
P
CSTrf , 4
fcjM H 1 J
iJ vxA - oii'
4VhJ KIS-I I 1
v 1?A 'otU
J? j 1 .A 1 "I"
M vVrai
IW I ! A
HSM
ft ., mi hot
ft I, ! f I ' '"
rniyi.s,Jl.ryj(, I nt. hoi
J ' 'Sfli'-.i'.. r I ilt
jisiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiii
f
The
Newark
mm
MitefliislWI
g thoelotliliign mini xiearn, to lonkrlulit le iiiiikI lmxetho pioper kind of footXTpar. C
j our men s nliotH dpeak for tboinplves more eloquently tlmn wo enil. Tomptlngln 2
S st.xleiuiil In price. You're mire to be satisfied with TIIK NKWAIIIC'SJ shoes for H
?! iiipii mill IwivN.
S men mid boys.
IThe xNewark Shoe Store, I
m m
Ul M
g Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves.
s a
Sole Agents for the I'oster Boot for ladles and the James A. Ilanlster Shoe
j; lor men. g
M
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LACKAWANNA
M&NIIFACTUR:R OF
IMU Timber cut to order on short notice;. Hardwood Mini: Kails
sawed to uniform lengths constantly on lianil. Peeled Uf-mlocU
I'rop Timber promptly 1 tirnislicJ.
.MILLS At Cross Fork, Potter Co.. on the Buffalo and Susqitc
'lanna Railroad. At Mlua, Potter County, Pa., 011 Coudcrsport, and
fort Aiiepany Haiiro.tu. Liapactty
III..M.HA1. UlllUl-
Telepiionc No. 4014.
-lioardof
Steam and J, f, GUERNSEY'S
Hot Water great
H E A TI N C -cBAJrSHIv,E:rvIT
Is the best place in the state to buy
Hot Air Furnaces, cither an
Sanitary Plumbing, OrS.ll OT
Gas and Electric
Light Fixtures. PiailO . .
YOU CAN IHJY CHLAPHR,
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING, you can BUv on Ba.v t8.
YOU CAN BUY UETTLR INSTRUMENTS
Than nt any other plnec.
THE Don't fail to call and see for
yoursell.
MI & CONNELL CO., m jrm
uiii u uwimuMu uwf, 205 Washington Avenue,
434 Lackawanna Avs, scranton, pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PEHNSfLVAKIA RAILROAD.
cliedul: in Lilcct ,Nojmber 15, 1 Jii
Trains Lcavo Wilkes-Darra as Follows
7.30 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburtr, Philadelphia, BallU
more, WaslilnRton, and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
10.16 a. m., week days, for Hazloton,
Pottsville. Reading, Norristown,
and Philndclpnia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburpj, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.15 p. m., ween days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and tho Weal.
3.15 p m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, HarnsburR, Philadelphia,
and PittsburRand tho West.
6.00 p. m., week days, for Hazloton
0,1(1 J R. WOOD, fien'i Pa"- Asent.
I. II MUTc'lllNSON, lleneral M.naisr
Central Utiilrtuid of New Jersey
(Lehigh ninl Susquthanna Dhlalun)
Statiuns In New ioilt-rui)t of Utility
btuet, N It , Jiiil V lute hull Tennlnal
Anthracite ecul useil txi)aaHul, Insur
ing cleanllni"" ahil omfin l
TIMi: TAUU1J IN hKl'LCT NOV II 1S97.
Tialns lp.ne Scianton lot I'lttston,
Ultth-Uarif. etc , at b 20. 0 15. 11 ".
12 Ti, 2 Oi). J 05, .' m), 7 10 u. 111. Suitilaj 3,'J OH.
tt ill . 1 W, 2 15, 7 10 v !"
Tor Atlantli- Olt, S.O a. in
Kor Ntv Yoik. Ncnaik ami l.llzab tn.
8 20 (eirt",8) ,u m. l-'.43 (expros-t with
Huffit pnilor tar), 3 0". (expipb) v m
Sumlav. 2 1 V tn Tialn lculnK 12 4, p.
m anllfH at l'hlla.loliihlu HfMilInK 1' r
tnlniil. r, la p m ami Ni w York ! p in
Kor ' Maiuli Chunk. Allentnwn. Hethlt
luni. i:.i"Un anU 1'hllnilflplila 20 a m ,
V V I0J, fJ (except 1'lill.uli Inhtu) p m.
S"untl.i. 215 P m
I'or l.tniK Hr.intli, O'nan eJroe, ctt , ut
S2u a m ami 12 4", ji 111
l'or Midline. Li'hir.oii unil II iirlsuum'.
Ma AlKntonii. S 20a 111, 12 1 1. OuO p. m.
8orUW?.jiin, n, r.p m
ItiturnliiR leae New oik, fnot uf Mb
erti siriet, Noith Rhti. at 'J 10 lexpu-ss)
n in 110 1 "0. -II"' (cxpre llli Hullet
nailoi 111) P rn Sunilu), 4 11., m
liaie Nih oik, font Wliltohall stieet.
South 1'. ir. at 0 0S a 111. 1 W). 1 23. 3 :5
11 in 1'aa-i 111,1 1 in H Ira 01 ilenutinR;
nnm thlH ttinilnal can connect unJ-i
'oti Vlth nil the elewitoil lallroul,
llro.ulway cable 0.1m, nn-1 It riles to
ltmnkbn uml St.Uen lslaiul, making
rmick tranfefi'i to ami fi'om tiraml Central
lHli.it 'ii'l I.01.W Jrtiui'I lUilioatl
leave I'l llaJelphln, Ileaillnp 'leimlnal
9 00 n in , 2 00 and 4 30 p. m l4iinila. t, 23
Tliroilrtli tlekets to all points ct lowest
lite m.ij 1" ''Til tn uppll.atlon In nU
anct) to tho ll"kf t areilt at the si itlon
N ii p mi.mviN
11. 11. 1'ans. Ast
j n. owiat'shn. ntn Supt.
Del., l.iic'tu. and Wotcrn. '
nftect Monday. Nov 21, 1W
Tialna have Su anion as follows Rx-
ine!' for New oik and all polni IJnut, ,
1 1 ', J i). 5 13 s Oil and 10 03 a ill , 12 55 an 1
3 33 P m , . ,,,,, 1
KxpieM. tor Rioloii. Tienton Phlladil-I
phla and tin Smith 5 1j, t lJ und lu 20 a ,
111 , 12 55 und 3 31 p ni.
Washington and win motions. 3 4j p 111
Tobjhanna ue. omiucilallon. I. Hi p 111 .
RxpiPfs ft'i BltiKhamloii, OawtHii, III-
mlia, CoinliiR Bath, Datisvllli .Mount
Mini In and Bulfalo. 12 10 2 35. 9 00 a. tn
Hill 1 15 p 111 , IIIUKIUK I lo-'- l.llllli'. II. MIS III
Uuftulo to all poll. tx In the Wesi, North-
wi st and Southwent
Blnsliamtoii tml wa Hiatlmis, I.0.1 p. 111
NUholnni acton niodiitloii. .11." p m
Blimhamti'li and Rluilia c-xpie-n, 3 55
Rxpiesn forl'llca und Rlelilleld Spring
2 35 11 in and 1 53 1'. 111.
Ithuen, S A" OOOu. in, and 1,13 p in
I'm Noitliunibeilaml, I'lttKton Wllkea
Bane, Plv nieiith, llloonuburir and Dan
vllle, mnkhiB cloct eonreotluii at Noilli
umbeiland toi WllllJil'fc 01 1, Hal 1 Nhui j
Hnlllnioie, M.'t-hlntton and th South
NoitlunubrlaiHl and Intermediate sta
tloiif. iio". 10 03 a 111., nun 1 V and tl.no p
Nnnll.okii mid Inieinitdlnte nations,
s Ot and 111" a m. Plv mouth and Intel
melliie stailona. 3.J3 und 8 DO p. in. l'or
KliiKHtnn. 12 43 p 111
Pullnilin pallor and nleepl lift eon lies on
rll express tratnn
Kor dPtullcd liiformulloii po?lcet tlme
tablea. etc.. applj to M, It. Smith Dh-trl.-t
Pas-inuti A?ttit, dtpot ticket olll .
1'rie and Wyomlnn Valley,
1p tffert S'n't- 19. Wl
Tnlns leave Scranton foi Now York
and iPteimedlalo pelnU on Krle lallioad,
also foi Haw ley and loial points ut 7.03
j, 111. und 2.23 p. m.
LOUS
- 'Hiu.uou leet per day.
Trade lluilding, Scranton, Pa.
ArrHo at Scranton from above polnti
at 10 2.1 a m , 3 13 ar .1 9.3S p m.
Dchnvare and Ilmlson.
On Monday, July 5, train? will lonu
Seiunlon as follows.
l'oi Caibondale 0 20, 7F.'. 8 53, 10 13 a.
m , 12 00 noon, 1 21, 2.20, 3 52, E23, 0 23, 7.57,
11.13, 10 43 p. ni , 12 In a. m
Tor Alban Saratosa. Monti pal, Bos
ton, New liiiBlan.l points, etc , 0 20 a. m ,
2 20 p m
Tor HoncMtalc 20, S 53, 10.13 a. m :
12 00 noon, 2 20, 5 25 p. m
Tor Wllkcs-B.il re C 15. 7.M, S 43, 91S,
10 43 a ni , 12 03, 1 23, 2 28, 3 33, 4 41, C 00, 7 50,
9 50, 11 So p m
Tor New York, Philadelphia, etc., l.e
I.ehlKh Yallej It It. 45. 7 30 a. m., 12 03.
1 25, 1 41 p n (with Black Diamond Kx
piess) 11 U) p 111
i"or Pmnslanla It R points 0 43, 9 2t,
a. m . 2 2S, 4 41 p. m
I'or iw stern points via TiPhlKh Vail y
H It, 7 50 a 111, 12 03, 3 33 (with Black
Diimond Express), 9.30, 1130 p. ni
Tialns will arrive at Scranton as fol
lows Prom Carbcndale anil the north ! 40
7 43, S40 9,:i, 10 4H a m. 12 00 noon. 1 '.0,
2 21 3 23, 4 37, 3 45, 7 15 9 45 11 25 p in.
Piorn llkes-Harro and the South G 13
7 30, 8 50, 1010, 1155 a m: 110. 2 11 3 IS,
C 20. fi 21, 7.53, 9 05, 9 45 a m , 12 05 a. m
J W Iirumt'K, O P A Alhanv, N. Y.
H W CROSS. V. P A , S.ranton, Pa
Lehlgli Valley Railroad System
Anthracite Coal l"--otl. Insurlni; Cleauli-
iipss and Comfort
IN nPKi:CT NOV 14, 1S57.
TRAINS I,i: Wl) SCRANTON
Tor Philadelphia and Nev York via I)
. H. R It at t 43, 7 39 a. ni., and 12 03, 1 25,
2 2S 4 41 (Black Diamond Impress-) and
11 Lo p in
Koi Pltltnn tind Wllkes-Birre via D
1,. Ar W It R W. H 0. 11 20 a m , 1 55
.! 40 C 00 p ill
Poi Whlti Hiven llazlilon Pottsville
and piln. lpl points In the unl regions
h 1) MI, K II C 43, 7.30 a m 12 03, 2 2i
and 4 11 l ni
Pol Bethlehem. Kadton, fteiidlnK flai
ilbuiK nrtl p1lnelp.1l Iniermedlite 1 1
tions vli D&- II. H ' 13. 7 30 a in
12 03. 12' 2 2 111 tBIaeU 1)1 1111OU1I 1J
piess), 11 V P m
Fur T11nl.l1 lnncrk, Towanda, IJImlia.
lth.ua ti.iieva, and pilnelpal Intel nieil -ate
stations via I) I. .v. V. It It, CO-i.
f, us a 111 12 10 and 3 40 p in
Foi Oeii'va. P.och.stei, lliitfulo N'.t,--nr
Palli", chleas 1, and all points ivesi v ,1
D Ji II R ". l-'"' !"! (Ulatk rjliimoml
Pxpie-s), 9 Wand 11 jo p. jh. ., :
Pullman pirlcr ami uleeplui, oi-l.ehsi
Valley chair cart! on nil tialns hetwn 1
WllV.es-IJ.ine and N w Yoik. Plillad, 1
nhli Hurt do, i 11 1 Sin t'penslon Brldt,f
1 Rdl.I.IN II UIl.PPR. Clt'li Supt
C1IAS fo l.l'.H. Oi 11 P-i- Ari , Phlla .
Pa
A W NONNiniACIIF.R Afst, Gen.
Pas. Am . Phlli Itlplili Pa
Scianton olll 1 " '0 l.'u Law u na vp''".
Sf (t tv io IC ISION.
Ill I It.-i 1 K iii'ii r til, ISI17,
Norlli ll.niiiil.
ouIi ilound.
.'() 201
'202 '211 li
- a a
P'atloni
2 a'
C.. ni
1 (Trains Dim, Ex.v fi g ?
j, ci pt 11m1.1V) 25 5 a
h m in lie leave.
;.'"N I'lankllii : .
7 n lVit 4.'nd slreet, .
7 m .icrliavvl.tii I .
: j Ji
810
)' Sll
y"M-
p Mi- M.lriue leaiei
I ir
liw
W'li
12 41,
12 10
12 2',
12 11
1 aiHi'li
Hancock
Muillstit
l'reittni park
Wlnvvood
ro)ntille
01 Ami
ritlkUIlt Mt
I iilnndftlP
lortt City
t'nihondile
rate HrldKO
Mnyneld
Ji'imiii
Archibald
Nlutnn
I'tckvllle
Olvrliunt
I'rlctbursr
lhroop
l'rov lilenee
l"irk 1'iacc
-2 31
24ll
2531
'.'M
.ua
ion
3 11).
.. 12 03
.. IllI!'
I14'
0 11111 11
731 S3I
IT 37 fi SS
17 42(8 43!
7 It, 3 4V
M47(IP'0
tuitnai
ii 11 11 -21
Ii 15 1 1 H
O'iJll 11
GSM 11 II
firill 07
b J) II 01
t, is 11 01
U ill 110)
1112II0.',7
7 Ml 3 51,
7 f j' 3 14'
7 J, 3 .19,
Hi I!1 4 01
f M 4 07
R 03 4 10
Slsj tilt
H 12 f4 171
li )&,' 4 20
BIO 10 5.1
tcrnnton
lr jil.favo
t'
Arrival
u r mi
All trains rim ilnllv ..venf. lanrifliv.
t slh'tiliit's that trains mop oa sljnal for pas
sercers. iecuio rates via Ontailo Western before
purcUalniitlckotiinnd have money. l)y anJ
Niiftit EipiesstotUe Wen
t.C. Anderson, Oen. Pass ahl
r.JfUtcrott, Ulr. l'a6, Act. 8tf anonTrT