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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MOHKI-NO, PECrsarBER, 11, 18!7.
"K.
When Looking
For the Best
(io It) the mot tollable. Largot iiiiirttnant;
lowest prices In llulr (Soodi. Wo inalco
WIGS, SWITCHES, BANGS,
PUFFS, WAVES, ETC.
satisfaction guaranteed In I, ml let' nml
UcnK Wlgf, for street wear. Wo liuva tUo
lending
Tonics, Bleaches, Rouges
and Powders.
AHUtoseelbo ldc.it Hair lli-iuli, genuine)
Hlberlnn brlstlo nlr cithlouort. Children'
llnlr Cutting receives our special attention.
1111 !?, SCI
317 Lackawanna Ava.
FOR THE
Fancy Pillows,
Odd Chairs,
Fancy Tables,
India Seats,
Lace Curtains,
Door Draperies,
Rugs of All Kinds,
Carpet Sweepers,
A large variety at
WILLIAHS fi raLTY'S.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
'Af.TOKY VII.I.K.
Miss Colin Crone has ii'tiiineil from
llilcihti'tmvn. X. J., and Is spending
n few days at the lions- of W. X
Manchester.
Funernl Dlreetnr li. W. Stanton goes
to XU'lioWon tomoiiow to luiry tin' late
Mrs. A. li. Wright. ho ll"il at her
lmiue near Field's Hrool: Inst Sunday
night ol peiitonltK The funeinl will
bo lield at the house at 1 o'clock and
into mi nl will he miule at Nil hulson.
Mis. Wilglit was onre a resident of
this town, vvheto her husband was
in the bakery and confectionary busi
ness, anil made many friends. She was
r. sister of Mm. U. J. Oooilwlli. or this
pluce.
It might not be out of place to call
the attention of the borough council
to the fact that the iron bridge that
slums the eieek on Xorth Muln street
Is badly In need of u coat of paint,
to nieservo It for future use. There Is
no councilman fiom tint end of town
to look ultei the interests of the tax
payers and lesidentb from that sei -Hon.
The street commlti-ioner walks
up that wuy once a year and talks
about what should be done. The cross
walks up In that end of the borough
have stnited on their downwind niaich,
as they niv "out of sight." When It Is
muddy the gutters are allowed to fill
up from year to year, the wash from
the streets taking to the sidewalks,
when it Is wtt, and pedestrians can
either wade, siviin or g- t off. Some
lesldenls and property nivneis ato
forced by the council to lay sidewalks
within u stated time. Others ure not
tioubled that way.
Mr. "W. S. Frnce, of Clark's Oreen,
Aas a business caller heic yesterday.
Hed Jacket Lodge, Xo. 521, I. O. O
F., confeiiod the Hist, "lec.iiul and th'nl
decrees last Saturday evening. Se.--eial
members of Tunkhannock lodge
were up and saw tb' work done.
Factoryvllle Knciimpnit'tit. Xo, 21C, I.
i. O. F., will meet this evening".
The annuel prize speaking contest
for the young men of K-.ystono ucad
1'iny will take place nfst Friday eve
i.mg at the Uaptlst church.
Captain K. J. Itlce Post. Urand Aimy
of tlio Jtepublic, will hold a special
mentlng next Friday evening.
Kast Le.inoii ImuhtH of having a real,
genuine photogupher.
HALLSTKAI).
Mrs. C. W. Munson Is 111.
Claude 15. Simmons was In Ulughaui
ton 'Saturday.
An Infoinial luncheon was served
Filday night at the wigwam of Ana
wan Tribe of Hed Men.
C. W. Banks is in Xew York city on
business.
Tim Odd Fellows loilgt Is contem
plating some Interesting degree work
for Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold a meeting at the home
of Mis. U. C. Head Thursday after
noon. The. borough council helu a meeting
Thursday evening.
K. H. li. Hoosa is having n large
oil tank Elected on his rncmises on
Vine stieet. When completed it will
hnve a capacity of 7.C0O gallons. Mr.
Itoosa has accepted the agency for a
high grade of oil and will, no doubt, do
a good buhtneHH In this locality. We
wish him the best of success in his
new enterurlse.
Sheiift Ward Uuell, of Montrose, was
In town Monday.
The men's meeting in the Kallroad
I
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CiLREX:
Wc lmvc just put on Hdle ;i iijw
jiriccs niul compare them with any
Ileal Heavy Cotton Carpet .
Jlest llinvr Union Curnal ilMu
Kxtra Jltilvy L'nlou Carpel iJ7V
We have Home choice lots of
at Ec, Gc. nnd 8c. per roll.
J. SGOTT INGLIS. 419 LACKA. AVE
Carpets, Oil Cloth-, Window Slnuls unJ I)rupji'le.
Cliulrj and Tables,
Young Men's Christian association next
Sunday afternoon will be addressed by
Hov. A. F. Hnidlng, of Great Ilcnd.
Th? trustees of the Methodist church
held a meeting Monday evening.
Mr. .John Tyler Is visiting In New
York city.
The Delaware, Lncknvvnnna nml
Western hns a foice of men at work
electing a new water tank near the
lound house.
Sllss lCiiiinii Lawrence, of Coiiklln,
visited her brother, Frank Lawrence,
ovr Sunday.
THE MARKETS.
H nil Street Itcvlow.
New Yolk. Dec. 13. The day's ninrk't
for sceurlllis offered every appearance r
breadth and strength, the. buying being
vigorous and iiRSiicslve and well distrib
uted. The .lump In Sugar to ll.V; In the
course ol the lit st hour stimulated the
whole tn.uket. ii.i dlHscininatluii of ru
mors that an extra dividend was again
nailer coiMileiution was the Instiuni'.'ut
employed to effect thin iNe, .Tut the mo
tive or Iv-ippeurcrt in the heavy offerings
at the higher kel. The government crop
repi.it with In revised estimate of a
Wheal Clop of oiu.OOa.IHH) bushels caused a
lively outbreak of speculation In the
Grangers, the high I tiling price for wheat
with this hc.vy yield to draw on being
n gatdcil as Insuring ptospeilty to tne
wheat cuir.vlug uilhoads. Sttll another
ilement of strength In the day's market
was the jump in price of Metropolitan
Siteet riillw.iv. The day's buying was in
a large purr ) rofessloiml and commission
house 1iiiituH was on a small scale, i he
KKiilts of the day ate vir.v uneven, net
gains exci edlng a point in the tiringer.
Hi" eiulers mid Baltimore and Ohio, but
t-howiiig small fractions for iho rami iart
in the geneiul list. Total salts Were SW.
r.uo shales.
Kurntshed by WILLIAM UNN, AL
L1JN &. CO., stock brokers, Mears build
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on Par of IOO.
STOCKS. I
Scranton A: I'lttston Trac. Co.
National Bormg & Drill's Co.
First National Bank
Elr.ihurEt Uouleard Co
Scranton Savings Uar.lt
Scranton Packing Co
I.acka. Iron and Steel Co
Third National Hank
Thioop Novelty MTg Co
Scranton Traction Co
Scrui ton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Alt..ander Car Replacer Co .,
Sciunton Bedding Co
Dime Dep. A: Dis. Bank
Peek Lumber M'f'g Co
Kconomy Light, Heat & Pow
er Co
BOND3.
Scranton Pass. Hallway, Ilrst
mortgage due 1020
People's Street Hallway first
mortgngo due 101? .'.
People's Street Hallway, Gen
eral mortgage, due 1021
Dickson Manufacturing Co ...
lid. Asked.
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City of Scranton St. Imp. 6
Ml. Vernon Coat Co
Scranton Axle Works
Soanton Traction Co 100
New York Piodiiee .llnrkel.
Ni w York. Dec. 13. Flour Inactive and
weak: dtv mill pat. ms, ?r.ft.i,".!i'i, whiter
patents, fl Mlu.ir. clt mill clears, Jo.lU.i
5.75; winter straights tl.uii.il.Tri; .Minne
sota patents, iri.in.i5.ia. Wheat Spot cusj ;
No. 2 red. fise . f. o. b.. afloat; Xo. 1 niirth
em Uuluth. f1.02'4. f. o. b nlloat: No. 1
hard Manitoba $l.o:;i4. f, l(. i, , (lftoat: op
tions opened firm on better cable, luoke
badly under a bear raid helped by weak
late forelga nn.s and light export In
quiry, but rallied finally on coveting and
clostd unsettled at '4e. net decltno; )e
cember, WhaWi'sC., closed 'i7',,e. ; Janu.U'v,
closed U7'i,c.; May, ri2,i9iic.. closed .il.'.
Corn Spot ilrm. No. 2. .ll'.jC, f. o. b
atlo.it; options steady and generally lit in
ull dii, closlti! 'he. net higher; December,
31?4u31Tc. cloM-d illV'.; -May. a.;i3lc.
(lused 3.1'ir. Oats Steady; No. 2. 27'4.i
27'sjc; No. II. 27c: Xo. 2 white. 29'i,iie.:
No. 3 white. Jx'jiiSSV.; track nilx-d.
western, 2Vjn'-MjV. ; truck white. JMiyii'ie. :
options slow but fearlv steady, do dug
changed to bc. net higher; De-ceml r,
closed 27e. ; IVbiuary, 27,1C. : May, V7jijo.
Deef-Qulet. Cut Meats-Quiet; pteted
bellies, riJ4a7c. do. shoulders, fie. , do.
hams, 7liu7-r. Hntter Knsj ; western
creamery. l'.i2Jc. ; factory, 12al7c. : Kigi'it,
2.'ic. ; Imitation creamery, lUiilkc. ; state
dairy, 13a21e. ; do, creamery, lliasric. liioesa
Steady; largo white. September S'4i
SVjc. ; small do.. t'aO'iC ; largo colored. Sep
tember. MiiiS'ie. : small colored. Oa'J'ie. j
large lain made, 7la7'14c ; small do., .s'J.i
S'sc : light skims. 6aMvc. ; part skims. I'sa
fi'ic. , full skims, ;;.itc. Kggs stt.i i,, ;
state and Peiumylwmia, 21i2he, ; western
lliii of Iiirulii Curpjts. Sej the
titlicr ooiU in the city:
All Wool Carpet
II in
All Wool, medium uuiilliy
Me
I All Wool, beat Quality riDc
Wall Papers that wc ure cloiln out
frcih, 2ii2tc. Tallow Firm; city (?2 per
package), ntje. ; country (ppckageR free),
RHa.Tie. Petroleum (Julet; united closed
65c. asked.
Plillnilelphln Provision .UnrUet.
Philadelphia, Dec. lX-Wheat-Wa: htC.
lower; contract grade, December, t'ti'.iu
!'6i4c; January, February and Marc'i,
nominal. Corn Steady; No. 2 mixed, De
cember, 32'4u32'c; Januni. February
and March, nominal. Oils Firm; No. 2
white Dct ember and January, 20a2.)Vse. ;
February and March, nominal, Potatoes
Sternly; white, choice, per bushel, 7Cn7v;
do. fair to good. Ii"a7'lc. ; sweets, prlmo.
per basket. SUnSSc ; do. seconds. ISitSoc.
Flour Dull but steady ; winter super, vU
3.21; do. extras, $'l.2."a3.7u; Pennsylvania
roller clear, $i.iCiil.:n; do. straights, JJ.Wa
1.(0; western winter dear, JI.lJul.4U: do.
straight. $l.fiQ.il.i5: do. patent, II 75a3j
spilng clear. ?l,25al.r,'); do. straight, $l.'i6a
5; do. patent, 5.10a5.2"i; city mills extra.
U30a.'1.50; do. straight. JI.Mi.il.bl). llyo
rinur (Julet iti 2.'.i0a::.in per barrel.
Ilueknlicnt Flotir-Steuily; S1.Wal.IW per
hundreil pounilx. Hutter Quiet; prints,
to. lower; fancy western creamery, TS'-i
21c.; do. Pennsylvania pi hits, 2."c; do.
western do., 2."e. Kggs Dull and lc. low
er; fresh, nearby. 21c.; do. western Vic.
Cheeae-Steady. Hellued Sugars Firm;
powdered and cubes, ," 5-lCc. ; crown A,
!i-V. ; granulated, crystal A, Sc. ; Xo. 1.
IV1.. down to I1'.'. lor No. 12; No. 13. tlic;
No. II, 4 1-lGc: No. 10. 3 11-lCc. Cotton
I'nehanged. Tallow Steady; city primo
in hogshtiids, 3''4c. ; tountrj. do.. In bar
tels. u'c. ; d.iik, do.. 3c; cakes, II'jC!
giease, 2e. Live Poultry Steady; fowls,
O'tin'jc: old roo'.lers, fi'sc ; spring chick
i ns, 6'6a7c: turkeys, O.tlOc. : ducks and
geese, Salle : htolleis, Salic, Dressed Poul
ts I'nehiinged; limK choice. Sc; do.
fair Io good. 7a7'sc ; chlckm. large. Do.;
nn ilium do. 7oV ; romtnon and scalded,
do., Ia7c. ; tut keys, choice to fancy, 12a
lie : do. fair to good. Halle, ducks, 7a0c.
Hecipts -Flour, ."no barrels and Ifi.UOO
sacks; wheat 21.000 bushels: corn, 3I.IM0
bushels; oits, 31,000 huslieli. Shipments
Whent. 5 0ivi bushels; corn, 2&) bushels;
oats. H.fMm bus'iels.
Chicago Crnin .Market.
(iileago.l Dec. 13. The le idlng futures
tanged as follows: Wheat December.
S10VinH..e.; January. i.Ti,Vi.T4c; .May. UP,
,i'i1',c. Coin Decoinber. 2''jii-'"i'ic. ; Jan
untv. jVk,i;,',',c. Mav. L',l.'a2s'C. Oats
I)"ceniher, 22'iJa:,2c.: May. 22i22'c.
Poll; .l.animtv. $s.luiS.:.2': ; May. f'.MiaS.j i.
Lard -January. JM.-MUl.K: May. tl.lOi.l !.
Cash quotations wire as follows: Klunr
Quiet noil rati er weak; Xo. 2 spring
wheat. V.' .aS'.ie. No. 3 do.. i.!a!)c. ; No. 2
led. !'7'i.!i,i'c. ; No. 2 i orn. 2V4e.; No. 2
yellow. 2.Vii2",,c ; Xo. 2 oats, Jj'ic; No.
2 white. 24a21-'!4c.; No. 3 white, 2".'4a2r,e :
No. 2 rv- Hie. ; No. 2 b.irli v, I. o. b.. 2."i'i'i
."7e : No. 1 Max sied. $1.13.il.l7,s: prime
timoth. seed. ?2.C2':a2.r.-i. l.ini, Jl.SCal K:
ribs. Jl.17'sal.."2'j: shoiililos. 4li4'1.c.:
sides. T 1.41a Li'-i; wliNky. H i'1: sugars, cut
loaf. yM; gnmulatid. M.29. Hecelpls
Flour, L'.imW bands; wheal, d.ll.OHO bush
els; corn. 2"7.(K1 bushels: o.its. Itil.OOD busli
es; rye. 11.HH bushels; baric v. 7J.000 bush
els. Shipments Flour 1.1.nfl0 barrels;
wheat, nmni bcshels; corn, :e'i.ooO bushels;
oats, 3VN.00O biibliels; rye, M.tW bushels;
barley. h,imii1 bushels.
HiiMulo Live Stock'.
Hast linlTalo. X. Y . Dec. 1." Good to
eiioice Hhlpplirr steers. $ t.t.o.i-1.7 ; meouini
to falilv lie'aw do., $1 lu.i I rtO; coars. ,
rough .Hei's, $8 on. 1,75. gieen steers, i'i (w.i
i.l.l, choieo to -inooth Int helfi rs, 5l.it. I'i:
mixed butchers' stock. .t.lOal; good
smooth well l.ittiti'd cows, yj.wl.i3.S5; cv
pori bulls, $;7iil; oncm, $2.'5.il. K. Hogs
(t'hiw to choice Yorkii-s. !..1na': "1; inlsed
packers' grades, $.V).i:i..'i; heaiy hog.
$t.l7a3..10; loughs. S.2.fi)a3.11; stags, J2..'"Ja
2.M: pigs. J. 2.1a 3. IB. Lambs- Yearlings Io
clinic" pi line Sl."1a": full' le gjod. J4.(Ai
! 7.1, culls, ft.25ni.50: natives cli.i'c to ex-
tin. $ij.2ua5?..1, fair to goo.i $1.7.1ai..lD; culls,
$1 !iea5.t0. Fheeji- Choice to selected weth-
Ufi4 Ksi -tsar '
Are mum 111 little: nlvv.i
ready, cfilient, sa t i f .. e
lory; prevent a coli' or fercr.
rum all liver III. tlelc licet
rlic. J iiiiill'e, ronstiitacejii, pt- 1'itc1 2V cents.
Tlio 011I) l'llle tu take witii IIiil S.irt.irarllU.
There is no better place
I I 13
stia Mias
K 1 1 y
We always buy cheap for cash and sell for cash only at prices less than most of the
shoe merchants pay by buying direct from the factor'. If 3'ou will call and see our stock
of Holiday Shoes and Slippers you will acknowledge that a pair of shoes or a pair of slip
pers is the most useful present you could buy for a little money.
A Few
Men's Patent Leather Shoes at $2.29, $2.48 and $2.98.
Men's Kangaroo Shoes at $1.98, $2.48 and $2.98.
Men's Dress Shoes at 98c, $1.29, $1.49 and $1.98.
Ladies' Shoes at 98c, $1.29, $1.49, $1.98, $2.48, $3, $4, $5.
nBBmk glauming Rcnn
Cmiy puens' JjPmm
a u En m
VKj' Sanaa D
500 pairs Slipper?, velvet embroideried, at 45c.
All sizes, 6 to 1 1.
1200 pairs Slippers, assorted colors, at 69c, 98c, $1.25.
Ladies' Slippers at 39c, 69c, 98c. and $1.25.
Boys', Youth's and Misses' Slippers at 59c. .
We invite you to call
store your headquarters and
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Koyal makes the lood pure,
wholesome and delicious.
mum
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ROtAL BAKINar-OADCK CO.. ht OR,
CSIMIWWIIiUlZJWJUWiWf-V.'LLtiWIl'limi
ers, $1 to.il.7.1; mlsed ihetp, M.3.lal.5; culls,
$3a3. .5,
Chicago l.ivo .Slock.
Shlcago. Dec. 13. Cattle In -mall sup
ply ainl good demand at il.iBj Miockers. !
ii3.20; feeders, ?t. 7.1a 4. 2.1; fat cows and heif
ers. J3.25.al; common to medium eows. Sl.'D
113.20; calves, J5.75.ili.riO. Hogs-Strong at
J3.30.iX 10. Sheep and Lambs Active;
sheep, Jlal.50 for common to J4.W lor
pilme; western fed. J).V)alM. Lambs
JJ.7.1al for culls to J"i.."i0.i.i v"i ioi choice to
prime. HecelptH Cattle, 1".0.K) head;
hogs, 3.3,000 head; sheep. 17.0 ) hi ad.
IJast Liberty ntt c JInrkct.
Kast Liberty, Pa Dec. l.l.-Cattl. -Steady;
pilme. Sl.75.il5; eomnion, ?,i..'1a
3.C0; feeders, $lal.5o. Hogs Fairly acli.i.
shade higher: prime mediums. Ji..10at.l1;
best Yoikers and pi(,s. S1.50; heavy, JUuo.
3.45; good roughs. J'.'.7ra3: pigs, sows and
stags, $2n2..i0. Lheep Steady; choice-. JI.'.O
at.CI: common, Jl.i3.nl: choice lambs. J.I.10
11G; common to good, fl..10,i.1.t;l; veal calves,
J5.0O.i7.
'Now Vorl I. in- Mock.
New York. Dec. 18. Native steers. Ha
4.sn: stags and oxen. f2.5n.it..1'l: bulls, J.'.'C,
11XIO: dry rows, J1.siia3.80. Calves Aell,-,-;
veals, J5aS: griissers. JIa3.5u. .Sheep an I
Lambs Active: sheep. J8ai.ii.1; very
choice. J5; lambs, J5.7oa(i.75. Ilei,s High
er nt 13.50.i3.73.
(III .Market.
Oil City. Pa. Dec. r.. Cicdlt bilances.
05. vaaiillentes, no bid for options; ei.sh
imVied nt l!5e. at the -ios.; shipments,
17'i,ll)1 liarrels; runs. 122IA.1 barrels
ADMIRED BY HIS FRIENDS
S22"Jd'
iul envlett li ills emiiue. We have.
l.ioiiKlit aiioiil the linn when a man In mo .
cratoclreumstiiueos can lu well iliessel. A
short time ai?o liu was compclleil to put up
with 11 rciily-mtulb suit. 0 niiiUo a suit
from sir. up, the color, cloth and cut uu.ir
auteeu. W. J. Davis,
j i;t
Wvoinlns
A ve.
on earth to buy Shoes and
so cheap as at
mmM m &?
of tlte IWleny Bargains
CD,
and examine our goods bafore
you will surely save money by
The Acknowledged Cheapest Wholesale and
Retail Shoe House,
LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
CHRISTMAS.
When out shopping visit our store and remember our stock of
Fine China
Cut Glass
Lamps
and Globes,
nca
WE CAN
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Spucittl Attention Given to Btil
ncss aiul Personal Account.
J.llijt-.il Accommoiliitlon-4 F.x.
Iciulcil Accorilini; to Balancci and
Hcsponslbility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus, -Undivided
Profits
$200,000
300,000
79,000
WJI. COXNKLL, Prcslilcnt.
1IKNKY HELIX, Jr., Vice Pres..
WILLI A31 II. PECK. Cashier.
FOR SALE
Buibrs, Enp33 and Machinar.
We will sell you Sew or HccoiuMlnml.
Wo will ell yon now or take ulil in bv
change, or vtv will rent you nnylliinz you
want tn the Muclilncry Line hpot C.11U
j ;aV,V for swap Iron VimlMeta'a,
1
National S'jly aii Mz Go,,
70!) West Lackawanna Avenue.
I H.E. KEELEY, Kgr. Telephone 3943
Slippers for the Holidays
GOT
KoiKaa iLjauaie'
buying elsewhere,
it.
Make our
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SURELY PLEASE YOU.
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422 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
(Open
Our Holiday Display
Is now at tbe height of attractiveness. Christmas
shoppers will do well to visit our store before purchas
ing. You'll be surprised at the beauty, variety and
cheapness. Onyx Top Tables, Rockers, Tabou
rettes, Easels, Screens, Ottomans, Hassocks,
Novelty Stools, Umbrella Stands, Carpet Sweep
ers and Blacking Cases.
fUUO shapes and sizes, many of them large
X" & enough for a room, consisting of Wiltons, Ax
minsters, Brussels, Moquettes, Smyrna and Japanese ; also
Fur Rugs, Sheepskin Mats and Baby Carriage Robes.
Kverv article must be so hi before Christmas, and to do this vc
have nfni'kud the 111 at fast-sellini; prices.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
kEFxF,
4-08 Lackawanna Avenue.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in lilltct November is. M.
Trains Leave Wilkci-Sarrs as Fo'lowi
7,30 a. m., week days, fop Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Waohincton, and for PitU
burp; and tho West.
IO.ID a. m., week days, for Hazloton,
Pottsviile. Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury. Harrisbur?, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pltt3
burR and the West.
3.15 p. m., weex days, for Sunbury,
Harrisbtirjc, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
3.15 p m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, HsrnsburK. Philadalphia,
snd Pittsburg and the West.
6.CO p. m., week days, for Hazleton
and Pottcvillo. . ,,
J. . WOOB. aen'l Pa. ASJnU
J. , I1U1CI1I-SON iuncrt Maiai-f-
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh jnd Susiiuehanna Division.)
Stations In New oik I-'oot of Mucily
Eticet. N. It., and Whitehall Terminal.
Anthracite etui used exclusively, insul
ins cleanllm.- nnd lomtort. ,
Trains leave Scranton fpr I Ittston,
Willies-llane. etc., at S.20. 0.15 1 l.f u. in..
l.'.ID, 2.C0, 3.05. 5.00, 7.10 p. m. Sundayu.J.w.
a. m., l.tw, 2.13. .i) P., m.
For I.akewood and Atlantic ms
b2)
" m- . v. i v . i, .,rt Fiizabth ' Leli fill valley iiauroiui aysiein
ftWS!' mriWS U?2p"Is Willi j Anthracite Coal Fscd. Ensuring Cleanll
iiuffet p.n'lor car;, 3 03 (esprs) p. in. I ness and Comfort.
Sunday. 2.13 p. m. Train lea.-lnB lil- p. iy EI.-J.--ECT NOV. 14. 1S97.
m .irilves at Philadelphia, Heading Tjr-, 'TRAINS I.HAVB SCRANTON.
inin.il 3.19 p. m. and Now York t..u) p. m. , j-or Philadelphia and New York via D.
hem. Kanton and Philadelphia. J 20 a.
12.15. 3 03. 5.1.0 (except Philadelphia) p.
Ri.nilav. 2.13 p. 111.
t"'L yil, .imnlr .111(1 WllSillnKtOll i
lor MllUOIl ilium., .!'; ".',". .
Sunday. 2. 3 P. I... t ,,.. ,
nolnts Boutli via Petlilehem. 8..'U u. in.,
145 p. in. Sundays. 215 p. m.
For Long Hianch. Ocean Grove, etc., at
lor iiaiiiiu"!' ' I, V i i .
S.20 a. m. anu i. i. -
For Reading. I.ehano
via Allelitown, S20.i. i
Sunday. 2.15 p. ir.
For Poltsvlll . i.W a.
r. b. .. . ntir l'Z.J- II. ni.
TTni" iinadlnc. Lebanon and Hairlsbur?,
". -"" -- . ,,. . , , i- r. nil ., ,i
O U .1. 111., l.,M, w.v ,i, .,.,
ni 12.43 p. tn.
ltpiurnliiR leave Now Yolk, toot of Llh-itv-
street. Noith River, ut 9.10 (express
1 1 . I.OL. t.lO L- 'I' -n ..nil liutl'-l
nilliwuy, .' li
Brooklyn and Stuteii
quick transfer to . nm from Oaii. Central
Dpot end Long island l.Jilioad.
Leave I'I llntl-lPlWa. eadlnc Terminal.
O.t.i') ii. m 2,o0 and 4 oO p m. feunday. o...
a. m. ., .... . . .
Through tickets to all points at lowest
late may Ui nan en iiiiijiii-uuuii hi iiii
vuiice to the tl-Uet -",,tJit iVri.lvjv"
Ctn, IMs-l. Agt.
J. H. OLHAFS11N, Clen. Supt.
Del.. I.ncku. and Western.
Effect Monday. Nov. 21, 18r7.
Trains l.avo Scranton a follows: Lx-
press for New iitk and all points l.ut.
. io 3.iy), 5.15, bM and IO.Vj h. m.i 12.oi nnd
Kxiiress for Kaston, Trillion, PtillwltN
phla iind the South, 5.15, S.() and 10,20 a.
m.. 12.55 ami 3.33 p. III.
Washlngioii and way Hlallons. S.lj p. in.
l-..l,.-h,inii:e neeoilimcdatloll. fl.10 p. 111. .
Express for Illnghumton, O.iwcgu, 111-
mlra. CornliiK. Hath. Dainvllie. .Mount
Morris and Huffal... 12.lt). 2.35. C.uO a. in..
and 1.55 p.m.. tuoUIng close lonnectlons lit
Ilurtalo to all Points In tho Wont, North-
u-a.l ttnil R-lllthVeSt
Ulngliumton and vvaj stations. 1.03 p. m.
Nicholson accoirmolallon. 5.15 p. m.
BliiRliamioii and Klmira expicss, u.j5
P'i:xpieiM lor Ftlca and Illchtlcld Sprlnag
2.35 n. m. and 1.53 P- 111. , . .,
Ithaca, 2.33, !.u0 u. in., and l.i p. in.
For NorlhuniberUnd, I'lttston. Wilkes,
ll.ure, Plvmi'iith. Hlnonnburc and Dan
ville, milking cli.sn eopueetlon lit North
nmberland for WIIIMirii on, Hiurltbiir,j
Haltimore, WsshltiBtou and th South
Northumberland, and Intermedia to sta
tion, .fi.OO, 10-03 a. m.. and 1.53 und im p.
"'Nniitlcolto nnd lntirmrilliite stations,
SOi and 1110 n in. Plymouth and Inter,
mediate btntloim, 3.33 ami &.M I', in. For
Kingston, 12.13 p. in.
Pullinnn pin lur and ulecpln.' eo-ichrg on
all i-xtiresj tialim.
For dolalleel Infoi mallon. porket time,
tables, etc., apply to 51. it. Hmlth. Ui
trlct Pafcnijei' A?int. depot tlciiet olllre.
Uric aiiil WyoniliiK Valley.
Tn effect S?vi. 19. 1S57.
Tralmi leave Scranton for New York
n. m.
narlor car) v. "V"""f.'.,.',' "u".'.i".''. Ithaca, lu-neva.
Leave New 1'UK. ioiu "i" fi'". i , latloni vU IJ.. L,. ev vv. It. R., C
Pouth Ferr.v. "I "" ,"' -VJ- '-' ,?" son. i. in.. 12.45 and 3.U1 p. in.
i in. P.usengers ;u riving or departing " ''' ' m.a Rochester. Hnffalo, Nla
frarn this teimln.ll can connect imJer , J"? 'enchw,dS0. and all points west v
cover with a" the eievuieu lainoaus ' "' v,,'., U-i 12.05. 3.33 (Hlack
llrnn.HvJV CttOlO C.US. I1IKI IIIII'lCS lO,::.".'- O -.1 11 till 11.20
IM1IIIIII. 11111 It 1IIU
Dinner, Tea
and
Toilet Sets,
Meat, Game
Fish Sets.
LLEY CO.,
Eveuiugs)
Oil
CARPETS AND
DRAPERIES
nnd Irtcimec'lnte points on Krle railroad,
uNi for Haw ley and local points at 7.03
u. m. anil -."" p. m.
Arrlvo at Scranton from abovo points
at 10.23 a. m., 3.15 nr.d 9.33 p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
On .Monday. July 5, train will leiva
Scranton as follows1
For Carhondale 0.20, ,r, CK, 10.15 A.
m : 12 00 noon; 1.21. 2.20, 3.52, 5.25, fl.25, 7.57.
9.15. 10.4.'. p. m.; 12.10 a. ro.
I'or Albany, Saratoga. Montreal, Boa
ton. New Kugland points, etc., U.20 a. m..
2.20 p. m.
l-'or Homsdale G.20, 8.53, 10.13 a. m.;
32.1)0 noon. 2.20, 5.25 p. m.
For Wilkes-Harrc-fi 43. 7.50, S.45, 9.3S,
10.43 n. m., 12.03. 1.23, 2.2S, 3.33, 4.41, bOO, 7.5'
.E0, 11.20 p. m.
For New Yoilc, Philadelphia, etc., vl.
LelilBh Vullev It. It., 6.43, 7.30 a. in., 12.05,
1.23, 4.41 p m. (with Black Diamond Ex
press) 11.30 p. m.
For Pennsylvania It. It. points 0.43, 9.33,
a. m.i 2.2S, 4.41 p. m.
Fur western points via T.ehlfh Valli"
It. It., 7.30 a. m., 12.03, ,33 (with Hlack
Diamond i:pre-ss), 9.50, 11.30 p. m.
Trains will arrlvo at Scranton as fol
lows: From Carbcndalo and the north .)
7.13. 8.10. 9 31, 10.10 ii. m.. 12.00 noon, l.H.
2.21, 3.25, 4.37, 3.45. 7.15, 9.43. 11.25 p. m.
From Wllkps-Ilnrro and th 3outh 8.11
7.50, 8.50, 10.10, 11.63 a. m.i 1.10. 2.11, 3.4S.
5.20. 6.21. 7.53, 9.03, 9.45 a. m.i 12.03 a. m.
Complete Information regarding iatei
to all points in tin United States an.l
Canada mav In- obtalred ut tho ticket of
Ilco in tho depot.
Special uttontioti given to Western and
Poiithcrn usnrt business.
J. W. IllJHDICK. G. P. A. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CROSS. D. P. A.. Scranton, Pa.
11. K. li. Ql.ii.-4J. l.u'ju. iii..auu i..vo, i.m.
2.'. 4.11 (til.lCK uiJinuuu ixpiuss; anu
11.30 ii. 111. .
. Fe-r PIHrton anu vv i , Kes-. arp via a
' " " " ' '"'
3.,i3, G.IKI p. in.
i.n- While Haven. Hazleton. Pottsviile.
and principal points In tlio coal region
via D. & H. " c-43' 7-M " 13.05. 2.2S
0 For Ilot'hle'hem. Easton. Rcaillng, Har
rlburir and pilnclo.il lntermeillato tta
tli.n" via 1" & " " G . 7.50 a. m
1 03 123. 2.2b, 141 (Riack Diamond Kx
pTes's), 11.30 P- m.
1 i.v.- 'Piinlthannock. Towanda. Elmlra.
tiiiu iJiiiivti'iti iiiiHrmetn-
OJ.
g
U UlamonJ
V v 1-1 1 ,
p. m.
sleeping or Lehigh
-' ' l nnl
",",, llP cars on all trilns h
' v'i kes-ltarro and New York. PI
Vv tts- in ro Sut, on .
I"1U' uujx u. WILHt'It, Oen.
-HAS. S. LKIJ. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
J'Ulininll iiiiui w
between
h ladt-1.
II ridge.
I. Sunt
CHAS. S. LlCU
Pass. Agt., Phlla.,
W. NONNHMACHKR, Asst. Qen.
Pass. Agt . Philadelphia. Pa.
Scranton otllce. soo Lackawanna avenun.
N. Y.. O. A: W. U.U.
In KlTect D.ceinber 12. 1S&7.
Train leaves Set anion for Carbondala
at 10.53 11. m. 1 r Cados'ii. eunnoctlng
,, mllll) une trains
w.,--, . in.
Train leaves Cado
line irains. noriii aim nuueu a-
ia for Scranton at
L M. 111.
Train leaves Carlioudale for Pcrar.ton
at 3.41 p. in.
T. rLlTCROl'T, V. P. A.
J. C. ANlUJItfON, Q. V. A. .
l
I
' , ,
, Steam ailCt
.
Hot Water
H BATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . . .
WIRING
Charges B. Scott,
l 119 Franklin Ave.