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FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 180S.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 188S.
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Political
Points
l'oor Hortrd ItpnrRntil7ntlon.
The poor board will meet for organ
ization this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A
rumor that Hon. John It. Farr had
withdrawn front the canvas for tho
collectorshlp becauso the necessary
four votes hud been secured by Wndc
M. Finn, tho present collector, Is de
nlel by the former. JIo says he Is In
the field and will be until after the
vote Is taken and he Is not ready to
nay ho will be defeated.
Mr. Finn rlalms to have tho votes of
Messrs. Lang'tatt, Murphy, Fuller and
Teippe. ""
Seeretury E. .1. Lynett will volun
tarily retire from an ofllce he litis ac
ceptably filled for a number of year1.
Ho could continue as secretary If he
o desired, but his personal business
demands his letliemeiit. His succes
sor will undoubtedly be "W. S, Lang
staff. Jr.. son of the piesldent of the
f ran til.
(Join Sit- Hoeinei will be continued
as superintendent, Mrs Ueemer as ma
tron, and Dr. A. Strang resident physic
ian at the Hillside Home Attorney
John r. Htrans: will be letalned as
Bollcltui.
Severnl (hanges ale slated In the ap
pointments of outdoor physlilans. At
pi et nt the 'et Hide and Noith Hnd
wards ate in one district In clung of
Ui .Moi-gati .1. Williams. The two sec
tions are to lip epaiate and Dr. 'Wil
liam" letalned foi the West Side wards
and Di. William A Donne for the
North r.nd Di. P V Gunstei will be
outdooi nhi'slclun In the cential ilty,
and Di .1 It Murphy In Dunmore and
Di Jnnie-. A Munlev on the South
Side
Question Vsuin It.tlvcil.
T!. question has been tals-ed as to
the light iif three ollliluls to hold tei
inln eltv otllces while orcupvltiB coun
tv oi othei city otllces This related to
County Trasurer Kelly and Poor Dl
loctor P.ilno, who aie to be mrmbeic
uf the boird of health, and County
Itecoider Wainke. who until last
nUht was a district chief The lat
tcr's ctio was settled by the annolnt
nient of his urreoior as district Hie
chief As Mr Kelly receives no pay
foi sen Ing on the board ot health of
which he Is president, he will not hae
tr relinquish that olllce because of his
lecept flection to the county tieasui
eiship. There aie two opinions upon Dr.
Paint's rlsht to seie on the boaid of
li'nlth. Maor Bailey a enr uro con
tendeJ that Dr. Paine vvai ineligible
to servo as a health official Inasmuch
as he receives pay as a pool director.
Dr. Paine held that the law making
two such offices Incompatible, lefer.s to
' guardians" of the poor and not "dl
lertor.i." In this belief he has con
tinued to seive In the health boaid al
though he Is a Republican and Mayor
P.ailey would have been pltased to le
place him with a Democrat.
Two CnucimcN Tuduv.
Today, between -the houis of 4 and 7
o'clock, Democratic caucuses will be
held In the Sixth and r.ighteenth
wards. The common council Incum
bents of each waid are aspirants foi
the higher seats of select council, but
the present holdeis wish to retain their
i-eats and are putting up a fight for
them. Thus It cames about that M. H.
Claike, select councilman of the Sixth,
Is opposed by his common council col
league, John I"3 Regan, and the same
Is true of M. J. Uurns and James F.
Noone, of the Eighth.
The similarity of contest In the wauls
for Its highest ofllce ceases at this point,
however. The two candidates lu the
Sixth will have It out between them
selves, but In the eighteenth, ex-City
Assessor Thomas O'Royle and John
Hoban, of Emmet btieet. ptopose to
take a shy ut the select nomination
and have made a canvass along that
line For common council, Hotelkeepei
Patrick r. Calpln, In the Sixth, and
Thomas Mortis, of Railroad avenue,
of the Eighteenth, seem to have no
opponents thus far.
I'limurlcN Tomorrow.
Pilmurles will be held In all the
wards In the city Satuulny afternoon
to elect delegates to the Republican
convention to be held In Music hall,
Tuesday next, for the selection of sU
candidates for the otllco of school con
trollers at laije Each waid Is enti
tled to two delegates
The nominations uie to be mad" so as
tn b" prepared for the emergency that
would be c)ccasond by the point de
ciding Hgalnst the legality of tho boaid
f t'vntv-one. In the ano w.iiranto
pioceedlngs bi ought by John Jeimyn.
N'rivi ii nd (ciMxip,
John Lentes, of the Eleventh waid,
Is a candidate foi aldeiman In the
Eleventh waid.
A II. Shopland, of Wjomlng avenue,
has wlthdiawn ftoin the Sixteenth
ward contest for the common council.
There will be a caucus of the Demo
unts voters of the Eleventh ward this
evening at 7 30 o'clock In Oei mania
hall
Among the new names mentioned on
tho West Side foi the olllce of school
director on the Republican ticket Is
that of Daniel Wllllams.the well-known
contractor.
Chnhman Horn, or the Democratic
city committee, has called a meeting
of tho committee for this evening In
his office on Lackawanna avenue. It
will be a private conference, at which
wilt be discussed the nominations for
the school board of six.
D. 13, Atherton. secietnrv nr the n,io.,i
of trade, Is being urged by his North
ocrunian neignuors to seek a place on
i the proposed board of six school dlrec
'rs, Mr. Atherton Is n T)o,,i,ii.,
tt a numbor ot years presented
;m Second ward on the board of c6n-
bodbe'nB fr a - me presldent of that
m ?,h,eDemociAtIc- voters of the Eighth
i,nii ih!ut nml Second districts, will
ti, jlT caucus tomorrow evening at
mLi iarlcs noteI- A randldato for
?m fro,,er to nU tne unexpired
i . Ared. L. Wormser will be
?Tr nn,i'Velect councilman for four
Thornaa e Vl commo" councilman
S CharFe's K1Vln' P'letor of tho
Charles h)te, wn, prol,auY l)H
"t,a11 r iect counc" -"- w"
P. Roland for Bonool controlier Th:
SETrtTt VCZ &S S
UttH J,it
FOREST ClW
. nUIUI4 BIMW1 I(1BUIUW JL. ,ll
A CJiMj4fn aI-vsvi Iifi4l4 Kfti
trlct comprising Fore.t ' -,
dale and Dundaff boroughs V15 y,,
on Feb. 8, at tJnlondale. Rev, Charles
Rh'odes, of Philadelphia, und Mr. J.
Woolbrldgp IJarneiS, 'two prominent
stale Sunday Bcliool workers will bo
present.
The Historical poelety of this county
wilt meet in Monti one, on Saturday.
Tho Republican cOunty committee
will meet In Montrose on Tuesday
next.
It. O, Cair, ot Dunmore, called on
f i lends and business acqualntancen
hero yenerday.
This evening the Ladles' Guild of
Christ Episcopal church will Rive a
cupper In tho church basement.
Rev. D. D. Jenkins, of Unlondalc, will
conduct services In Bethany Congrega
tional church Sunday, morning nnd
evening. At 10.30 a. in. ho will preach'
In Welsh and In Fngllsli at 0 p. m.
The following have been elected offi
cers of St. Agnes' Pioneer corps for the
ensuing term: President, W. P. Cole:
vice president, John Shaughiiessy; re
cording secretary, David Haley; finan
cial secretary, William White; treas
urer, Michael McOrath.
On Sunday morning the pulpit ot the
Presbyterian church will be occupied
bv Rev Q. N. Makely, of Oi eater New
York.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
Kxtrnvngnnti nt Muslo Unit
Jermon's Black Crook Extravaganza
company began a three days' engagement
at Music hall yesterday afternoon, The
company contains two dozen persons over
half of whom are very entertaining
vaudeville artists. They give a lively up-to-date
perfoi mance In which there are
no dull moments,
The performance opens with a musical
fi i co "Americans In London," In which
the Prince of Wales and members of the
ultra-smart set are very conspicuous.
"A Night In Paris" Is tho suggestive title
of the faice that closes the entertain
ment. The scene Is laid In Mabllle and
the characters are such as frequent that
famous resort who sing and dance In an
entertaining wav.
In the olio appear Kitty W lis, vocal
ist, Emery and Marlowe, In liavesty.imd
Murae), u voung woman of large phys
Icpie, who singH naughty songs In French
and ones quite as bad In English Larry
Smith and Mamie Champion do a mlrth
provoklng turn and Kitty Clements'
tough gill was veiy well done. Tho olio
cIospb with a diversion by J. E Gard
ner Kittle Ollmore, and C M. Han Is.
The compan will repeat the perform
ance this and tomorrow evenings und
tomorrow afternoon
lllne .lean.
In "Blue Jeans," Joseph Aithur has
given to the stage a play which has
strong claims to credit for oiiglnallty.
The unexpected wav In which some of
the situations develop Is unique and
commands Interest. There are, too, sev
eral scenes which are Indeed delightful
from their fidelity to nature. Realism
Is a strong feature of "Uluo Jeans,"
among Its manifestations being a live
yearling bull afterwards seen piping hot
as the sacrifice to the baibecue, a -village
btasH band; a three from which
real apple blossoms are shaken; and a
saw mill In full operation, "Htue Jeans"
will be seen at the Lyceum Saturday,
Jan. 8, matinee and evening.
Nickelodeon Museum.
Stage performances and curio-hall
shows follow eacli other so rapidly ut the
Nickelodeon museum that the entertain
ment Is almost continuous. And a very
Interesting and instructive entertainment
It Is, free from all objectionable features,
and quite faultless. The Japanese lady
magician Is quite the ptettlest and most
meritorious act seen hero In some time,
and the whole stage performance excels
In many wav. The cuilo-hall Is also
excellent. The children will be given
free spats on Saturday afternoon, the
only cost being five cents foi udmlsslon.
Nancy lliml.s.
The New York Evening Woild leeeiitlv
pilnted the fcllowlng facetious story
about Prank Tannehlll, ji., the author
and one of the stuis of tho laiacnl com
edy, "Tho Nancy Tanks." which corres
to the Lveeum theater on Tuesdav night,
Jan. Jl "All great geniuses have ihelr
lnds, and Frank Tannehlll, Jr., Is no ex
ception to the mle. The author of "Nancy
H.ml.s" detests barbers, but likes the
convenlf nces of a tonsorlal parlor. lie
stretches himself oat In tne chair, waits
until his face Is well lathered, then tanes
the r.i7or from the baiber and shaves
Himself He brushes his own hair, too.
alter the knight of the ia7or has moist
ened th' playwright's (lowing jocks.
Whither he brushes his own whoi s or
cooks hi own Inod lie Press agent does
not sa.
Cuba's Vow.
All theiitei-soers hould welcome the
pioilucllon of that favorite arid deillng
melodrama. "Cuba's Vow, which will be
the nltinctton at the Academy the tirtct
half of next weik. It contains a com
panv fai mpeilor In eveiy lespeet to '.ho
one which presented It last season and
made such a wonderful hit. It has in ad
dition a wealth of scenic environment
fiesh fiom the studios of that eminent
aitlst, Harley Meny, which Is absolutely
uuilvalUd
eiii'liiiu liiirlCMiitcr.
At Music hall Monday, Tuesda. and
Wednesday, wltiVu mutlnee on Monduy,
Irwin Brothem' Venetian builesqueis will
hold forth There are very few new bui
lisque companies on the toad tills sea
son that are cont-Idered up to date and
of the- high-class order of this one, and
Is said to contain many meritorious fea
tures In the ai t of pleading the theater
goers. The management announce that
tin v have seemed many novelties which
will be Introduced In this city for the
lltst time
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. CouRUltatlon and ndvlca
given tree. E. M. HVA'Al.l CUIropodiit.
flip) Lnckavvanua avenue. Ludlen utteuded
ut their ledldence if deal led. UUuijes moder
ate. SI'I UATIONS WANTED.
class barbei, ofgood hubtts. Aildiess,
N I!., this onlee.
SITUATION W'ANTICD-HY EXPP.lt.
D leuredenglneeriimlflieiiiau. Will work
atnnj thing. I s tvjit I.uvelle's Court.
oItuation wantkd-uy UKbiAiiiT:
O boy, aire 18 yearn; willing to do any
honest work. J I at had tlnee jenr exper
ience lu barbershop. Addresi, X, Jl'.'r, Eni
mett street
SITUATION WAN rKI UY A OROCJUIIY
Sttleviituu; butt had seven years ex.
peileuiA In ibe giocery business und Pun
Hpeuk hl dltleient luncuasen, cnu fiiiulab
lererenoeH. r. u W., Itooin .100 and aoi
.Menu lliilldlng, W'lishliistop avenue, City.
IJfTUAlToN WANTKU - 11Y YOUNG
ij mail) litta expeilenee In double entry
bookkeeping and cau riiinlHli the best of
reference .Vidro",.! M rare 'Irltiuno.
A YOUNG MAimiKl) MAN WHIIKs A
situation at any kind of work, dilver
proTerrt-d; can furnish I est of references,
(all or addiem, (I. JAMKH, n:i7 Houth
Dei Iter Court.
A TAII.OHKSH WOUI.U LUCE TO GO
xx out lo do plulu sewing by the day or
week, or would ao us dremuuahar uutfiut:
charges moderate. Addresi TAILORKMs,
Trlbuiioolllre.
anticoaTosition in stoui: or
olllro, by operleiiced voting ludy;
good penman. Address 001 Price street,
A N INTELlilGKNT LAl") yT'OU mIgI vTl
her tlmo (except Huodavsl for hnmu
privileges and small remuneration, with u
Christian family: can sew, do funey work
und Is willing to help vrlth light upstittrs on.
ties. Address X. Y, Jc, Tribune ofllce.
AFIIWT-CLA8H, ALIi-AllOUNI) COOK,
desires situation: hlsiieit leferenco for
ability uud character. MRS. It, I'tHllKU,
l'Jl 1'enn avenue. .
Tribune
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Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
AVNSW"V,W"
2 HOTEL C001'r, YOItlC STATE, PAItE
paid. Iloorn 2, Arcade,
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ANTKD-DItUa CLEItK. II. M. COLE,
iiiio in pause uTonue.
SALliaMEN-SCII00L8UrrLlES: COUN
try work; 8100 salary monthly, with
liberal additional commissions. It, O.
EVANB A CO.. Chicago.
WANTED-AS AGENT IN EVERY SEC
Hon to canvass; 51. 00 to $B.OO a dny
made; sells at sIrIu; nlsoa man to sell Htapte
Goods to dealers; best side line S7f a month;
salary or large commission made: experience
unnecessary. Clifton Hoap and Manufactur
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
WANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
11 every town to solicit stock subscrip
tions; a monopoly; big money for agents; no
capital required. EDWAUD C. l'I8U & CO.,
llordon block, Chicago, 111.
HELP WANTED FEMALES.
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L'''XDIsWN'SioNEY'i'''MAknPATOHES
on our darning maohluc; no pay TOo
per hundred; mako 1200 weekly. Btaniped
addressed cnvelopo for sample and particu
lars. SOMMEK8, American Tract Building,
Now ork
LADIES-I MAKE I1IG WAGES DOING
pleasant borne work, nnd will gladly send
full particulars to all sending 'I cant stamp.
MI8U M. A. 8TEUBINS, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTED-LADY AGENTS IN RCHAN.
ton to soil and Introduce .Snydoi's cuke
icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
permanent and very profitable Wrlto for
particulars at onco nnd get benefit of holiday
frado, T. H. BNYDEK J. CO., Cincinnati, U.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY--TWO ENEIl
getla saleswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed SO a day without lnterrerluj
with other duties. Healtbrul occupation.
Write for particulars, enclosing stamp,
MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY; No. Tvi
John street, Now York.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS-THE "MONARCH" 18 THE
best and cheapest telephone desk 011
tho market; retail price, Inducting one roll
of paper, Si; liberal discount; oxcluslve ter
ritory. W. W; HAMILTON i CO., i!l Milk
street, Boston, Mass
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V sas saving device munufac turod. Re
tails ''5c. Dig proQta. OLVElt 11UOS.
Rochester, N. Y.
AGENTS TO HELL OUR ftOc. bTORM
door; sample prepaid upon receipt of
price, AMERICAN MTORM DOOR CO.,
Port Huron, Mich.
K
LONDIKE AGENTS WANTED TOR
largo Illustrated book of Klondike, five
hundred paces: prices l.ro: outfit mo. Ail.
dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,, Lake
side Building, Chicago, III.
WANTEDSOLICITORS; NO DELIVER.
Ing, no collecting; porltlon permanent;
pay weekly; state age. ULEN BROTHER.S,
Rochester, N'. Y.
AGENTS WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safe Cltl7cnshlp price gu. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
NaperMlle, III
AGENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel and topper electro
plasters; prices from 53 upwaid, salary and
expenses paid; outllt freo. Address, wltn
Harap, MICHIGAN MTG CO , Chicago .
AGENTR-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL
ere; S'js weekly and expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED SltG
CO , .18 Van Buren St , Chicago.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
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...iu i,ui.tii,i n.nc-1. x itiji.i 1 u lt
.j nlMbed, male or female. Room l, Arcade.
,,nr MVM.evm w,t,v,r-.i ,.. ......
LOSI .
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T OSf-AT NEW YEAR'S HALL, SILVER
"j watch; rewurd to flndei by icturuliig
to CURRY, Attornev, Commonwealth.
FOR RENT.
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TjOOMPOH RENT-701) ADAMS AVE."
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05 SPRUCE hTREI.T. ELEVEN ROOMS.
9'JU GREEN RIDGE .STUEEl; SEVEN
looms.
T70R RENT-ONE OP THE BEST BUHL
J' uesHooinersou Penn avenue, with Jong
lease. Posesslon given Apt 11 1st. Drug
business pietened. Address, DRUGG1SP,
caie Tribune.
ECOND FLOOR OPCML' PENN AVENUE;
eight rooms, bath, modem Improve
ments. P. VV.blOKEs, Attciiuey, 130 Wjo
niliu' avenue.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
improvements, TOO
BAril, MODERN
11.
pun cuteiii?.
J-.iectnc avenue.
Green nidge J v
liiu Wjomlng avenue,
Itldge i'. W STOKl,
Attorney,
FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent Word.
TiuHt (CCL'E"dIW7NGXJKX.
I1 lal" lllc.vcle, uew, 'J1I.4H. i2v! Wyo
ming nvenuu.
I?0R HALE-ONP. 1S07 SPALDING RA
1 cer, almost new, $.'10 00. 222 Wjo
mlng avenue.
I
70U SALl"-ONE 20-HORSE POWER
1 lirtlliti iib irffi ab hah 1111. Mt.L'riit
MILL CO,
uui.ii - fewu un uon a n -.- rTA u;y
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
AJOTiCE IB HEREin til VEX THAT
Is theuunnul meeting or the stockholders
ofthehtiautoiiaud Pltuton Tiactlon coin
pany will lie held at tho olllce of the com.
panv, loom noi Board of Trade building,
Hernnton, Pennsylvania, Febiuary 7th,l8ni5,
ut Ida, m , for the election of directors for
the ensuing j cai, und foi such other business
us may properly come before tho mcetlnz.
ROBERT 0. ADAMS, Becietury
TVjbTICE IS "lIEREHY GIVEN THAT "th E
1 annual meatlug of tho stockholderN of
the I aakawauua Vulley 'iractlou compuny
will bo held at the olllce of the company,
room 1104 Hoard of Trade building, (Scran
ton, Pennsylvania, February 1st, isoh, at
10 u. in., for the election of dlrertors for the
ensuing yeai, und fpr such other business as
may pioperly come befoie the meeting,
ROBERT c. ADAMS Secretary,
risiIK ANNUAL ST0CIChT)LI)e"r8; JIEEtT
J. Ingof'Ihe Westm Mill company will
be held at the First Nntloual Bank, ofScran
ton, hat lit duy nvenlng, Jun. H, lHliri, at B
cVclock; A.JMHCKSO."8eeroUiry.
rpiIE ANNUAIi MEETING OP THE
L stockliolders of the Third N'atlonul
Bank, of Krranton, for the election of Direc
tors for the ensuing ear, will beheld In the
Directors' room of Its bunking house, on
Tuesday, January 11th, 18H8. rolls will be
opeti from three o clock until four o'clock, p.
m. WM. Ii, PKOK, Secretary.
CITY SCAVENGER.
AB.BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pump used. A. BRIGUS, Propilotor.
Leuvo orders 1100 N. Mulu.ave., or Llokef
drug it to re, corner Adams und Mulberry,
'.telephone. 0040.
TuiAS." COOPER, C!TYBCAVENaER,
J All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latent appliance. Charges
reasonable. 710 Scmntou street. House
U'Jo Wuuuburn street.
SllERIFF'3 BALES.
OHEniFF'8 BALE,
-OF-
Valuable RealEstate
-ON
riWDAY, JANUARY H, 1&08.
By virtue of sundry writs of Plcrl Ka
clas. Levari Farias and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the court of common
picas of Lackawanna county, to mo di
rected, I will expose to public sale, by yen
due or outcry, to tho highest nnd best
bidder, for cash, at the court house, In
tho City of Scranton, Lackawanna coun
ty, on FRIDAY, the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF,. JANUARY, A. D lt93. at 10
o'clock In the forenoon ot said day, all
tho right, tltlo and Interest of the defend
ant1! In and to tho following described
lots, plcco or parcels ot land, viz.:
No. 1. All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant!!, Thomua M, Jones and
Iary Jones, in end to all of their undi
vided six-eighth (6-8) Interest in all that
certain lot or pleco ot land situate '.n
tho township of Spring Brook, (latq
Covington), in the County ot Lacknwun
na (late Lureine), and fltato of Penn
sylvania, knewn ns lot number forty-flvo
(45), in tho allottment of tho Hottack
lands, bounded and described us follows,
to wit.: Ucglnnlng nt a Hemlock, the
Boulhwest corner of the premises hereby
granted, It being also tho southeast cor
nier of lot number forty-rour (14); thenco
by the cast lino of said lot last men
tioned, nnd pf lot number thlrty-thros
(S3), north ono hundred nnd seventv-four
(174) perches to a stone heap, the south
west coiner of C. Phillips' lot; thenco by
his south lino cast nlnctv-tvvo (92) perch
es to a stone heap; thence south one hun
dred nnd Beventy-four (174) perches to a
hemlock on tho north line of lot num
ber forty-seven (47); thence by said last
mentioned line west ninety-two (92) pctclt
e to the placo of beginning.
Containing one hundred (100) acres and
eight (8) perches, be tho same moro or
lesq.
Excepting and reserving therefrom,
however, all that certain lot or piece of
land, bounded and described as follows:
The western half (V4) of lot number
forty-five (43) In tho allotments ot the
Hosack lands, beginning nt n hemlock,
the southwest corner of tho premises
hereby described, It being ulso the south
east corner of lot number, forty-four (41);
thence by the cast line of said last men
tioned lot nnd lot number thirty-three
(3.1), north one hundred and seventy-four
(171) perches to a stone heap, the south
west corner of C. Phillips' lot; thenco by
his south line east forty-six (4G) perches
to a post; thenco south ono hundred and
sevent-four (174) perches to a post on
tho north line of lot number forty-seven;
thence by said Inst mentioned line, west
forty-six (4G) perches to tho rlaco of be
ginning. Containing fifty (CO) acres and four (4)
perches of laud, be the same more or
less.
Being the one-half (V4) part of tho land
first above described. The premises here
by intended to be convejed being the
same which were convejed to Marv
Jones, one of tho defendants, by deed
bearing date the 14th day ot March, 1S92.
and recordod in the otllco for recording of
deeds in and for the County of Lacka
wanna, In Deed Book No. ia, page 3G9.
All improved with a ono and one-half
(1) story frame dwelling house and a
barn, and other out-bulldlngs thereon;
also with an orchard, other fruit trees
and shrubbery.
Seized nnd taken In execution at tha
suit of William It. Thomas vs. Thomas
M. Jones and Mary Jones. Debt, $4S2 73.
Judgment No. 410, Januaiv Term, 1898.
FI. fa to January Term. 1X98
C. K. PITCHER, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2 All the right, tltlo and Interest
qt the defendant, Catharine Kllpatrlck,
In and to all that certain piece of land
situate on the southwesterly side of
Larch street (formerly known as Maple
street or Maple avenue) in the Thirteenth
ward ot the City of Scranton, County of
Lackawanna, State of Pennsylvania, be
ing 40 feet In frppt on said Larch street,
the same In reur, and extending at light
angles to said street an averago depth of
about 13P4 feet to the line of lands of the
Lackawanna Iron and Coal company. Be
ing the rear partB of lots No. C, G and 7
on Washington avenue In squaio or block
No Soil, according to the map of Walsh
& Hoban's Addition to the City of Serin
ton. All Improved with a largo two story
frame dwelling house and outbuildings.
Seized and taken in execution at tho
suit of Pennsjlvanla Savings Fund und
Loan association vs Catharine Kllpat
1 Iclc. Debt, 2 770 C3. Judgment No. S10,
May Term, 1897 FI fa. to January Term,
ISIS- D. W. BROWN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. I All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Edward O'Keefe, in and
to all the surface or right of soil of all
that certain lot. piece or paiccl ot land
situate In the Township of Tell, County
of Lackawanna nnd State of Pennsylva
nia, and bounded and described as fol
lows: Containing 11 front ot Hfty feet
north west waid on Main street, bounded
northeastward at right angles to said
street one bundled and fifty feet by lot
No 70 on said street; southeastward par
allel with said street ilfty feet by an al
ley, and southwestward at right angles
to Main street one hundred and forty-ftve
feet by lot No. 74 on said street. Com
prising lot No. 72 on Main street as tho
same is reptesented and designated on a
map of building lots on lands of the
Northern Coal and Iron company on a
tract of land In the warrantee name of
Patrick Gray in said Township ot Fell.
Being the same premises conveyed to Ed
ward O'Keefe by the Northern Coal nnd
Iron company by 'deed dated Mav 9th,
1893, dulj recorded. Coal and minerals
rererved as by lefeience to last-mentioned
deed will fully appear.
All improved with a two story double
house with stone basement, barn, out
house, and other outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Henry Box vs. Edward O'Keefe.
Debt, $77199 Judgment No. iiJ). January
Term, 1S93. I'l fa. to January Term, 189i.
II. C BUTLER. Att'y.
ALSO
No. 4 -All the right title and Interest
of Maiv Luc Mur Savaiiah and Ilo.uy
Savnnah, the defendants In and to the
following described lots of land situate
In the City of Scranton lu the County of
Lnckuwunna, Pu., viz.
The first being lot number tout teen (11)
In Bituare or block number thiriy-t,j tC)
and situate upon Maple street upon the
town plot of Scranton; said lot Is forty
(40) feet In width In front, forty (40) feet
in rear und one hundred und lilty (ISO)
feet In depth. All improved with a two
story frame dwelling house und other out
buildings theieon.
The second thereof being lot number
twenty-four (24), block thlrty-slx (Jo) and
situate upon street called und named
Vale street (now Irving uvenue) upon the
town plot ot the City of Scranton, said
lot Is fort j (10) feet In front, s.imo width
In rear and one hundred and forty (HO)
feet In depth
Seized und taken In execution at the
suit of New Schiller Building und Loan
association s Mary Lucy Mury Savanuh
und lleniy Savanuh. Debt, MJO. Judg
ment No. CSS January Term, 1SSH. Fi fa.
to Junuary Term, 189S STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No 5 All the right, title and Interest
of the defendants, Peter Foy and Robert
J. Murray administrators c. t. a , d. b. i.,
of Sarah Foy, deceased, in und to all
that certain lot, piece or parcel .of land
situate In the City of Scranton, County of
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Be
ing lot number eighty-six (80) on South
Hampton btreet In Alfred Hand's addi
tion to Park Hill, said clt, measuring In
front and rear fifty-five (55) feet and one
hundred and thirty-three (133) foot deep,
Coal and other minerals teserved. Being
tho same Jot of land conveyed by
Matthias Ihiershlelt ex, ux., to Sarah
Foy by deed dated July 2Sth. 1884, and
recorded In Lackawanna county In Deed
Book No. 23, page CUT, etc.
All Improved with a two story fiamo
dwelling and outhouses ther.eon. Belied
and taken In execution at the suit of Da
vid J. Reedy vs. Peter Foy and Robert J,
Murray administrators c. t a., d, b. u.,
of Sarah Foy, deceased. Debt, $527.61,
Judgment No. 24, March Ttrm, 1897. Lev.
fa. to January Term, 1S98.
DAVID J. REEDY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 6. All the right, title and Interest
ot Joseph R. Lewis in and to the fol
lowing described piece or parcel of land
situate In tilt Fifteenth waid of the City
of Scranton In the County of Lackawanna
Connolly & Wallace
Annual Sale of Ladies' Underwear
It's always a January event in this store. More so this year than ever, because the stock is larger
and better, and the prices lower than ever before. Our goods are all clean and fresh, made by in
telligent people, in the best factory in the business. Our immense purchases cause these remarkably
low prices.
Night Gowns.
SPECIAL PRICES 45c, 50c, 58c, 69c, 89c, $
1.25, $1.35, 51,50, $1.05, Si. 75,
& Lonsdale Muslin, Lonsdale Cambrics
aie
good makes are used in our garments.
It -otJiJKj b Y,
y
LT See-JW '
CHEMISE Special lots at 370, 45c, 69c, 75c. We propose to make this
Scranton's greatest sale of flush n Underwear. ,
Connolly & Wallace.
SHERIFF'S S ALCS.
nnd State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described ns follows, to wit:
Being lot number thirty (30) in Alfred
Hand's Plot of Lois at Park Hill. In said
city, bounded northerly uy an alley,
houtherly by South 3-ynon street, east
erly bv land of one Arnold and westerly
bv land of ono Barrett. Said lot being
Hfty (CO) feet in front on South Eynon
street, the same in rear and one hundred
and thirty-three (1SJ) feet in depth.
Improved with a ilnftle two story frame
dwelling house, with basemen, a two
story frame double dwelling house and
outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of John II. Williams vs. Joseph R.
Lewis. Debt, 2100. Judgment No. GS5,
January Term, 3698. n fa. to January
Term, 189:1. D J. DAVIS. Att y.
ALSO
No 7.-A11 the right, title and Interest
ot the defendants, JU. J. Sthenck nnd J.
M. Schenclc In and to all that certain lot
piece or parcel of land situate In the
Borough of Oljplmnt, in the County ot
Lackawanna. Pa., bounded and detcrlbod
iJs follows, viz.: Being lot number eleven
(11) on Hudson street: bounded in front,
southeasterly by said Hudson street,
southwesterly by lot number ten on suld
street, northwesterly by lot number twenty-two
on Delaware street and north east
erly by lot number twelve, said lot num
ber eleven is sixty (CO) feet In front, samo
width in rear, and one hundred nnd fifty
(1..0) feet in depth, more or less, and is the
lot conveyed by Theodore Shotto and wlfo
to M. J. Schenck aforesaid b deed dated
11th July, 1891; recorded in Deed Book 115,
page 339, etc.
All improved with a two btory frame
dwelling house, a one story building, two
barns and other outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of New Schiller Building nnd Loan
association s. John M. Schenck and M.
J. Schenck. Debt. $200. Judgment No. 481,
May Term, 1S9". Tl. fa. lo January Term,
18S8. STOKHS. Att'y.
ALSO
No 8 All the right, title and interest ot
the defendant. M. II. Triveley, in and to
the following described pieces or parcels
ot land situate llng and being in the
township of Ransom in the county of
Lackawanna und state of Pennsyhanla,
described as follows, viz.:
The first thereof bounded and descilbed
as follows: Beginning at a corner In the
line of Jacob Ace, thence south 70 de
grees east 162 8-10 perches to a post cor
ner, between the lands formerly of George
W. Triveley and the heirs of John
Michael 80 2-10 perches to a post corner,
thence along the division line ufoiesald
noith 20 degrees east 2S 8-0 perches to a
post corner, thenco along said division
line north 72 degrees eaBt 87 S-10 perches
to a post corner, thence along the line
of Grouse, north 20 degrees east 100 8-10
perches to the place of beginning, con
taining seventy-four acres and forty-four
perchib.
The second piece, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a point In Hue
of Joseph Krauss and George M, Triv
ley, thence north 7i degrees east 93
perches to a corner: thence 20 degrees
west 28 8-10 perches to a corner, thence
south 70 degrees cast 9 S-10 perches to a
coiner; thence south 20 degrees west
30 6-10 perches to a corner; thence north
70 degrees west 83 4-10 perches to a cor
ner In line of lands of Joseph Krauss
and thence along said line north 20 de
grees east 1 8-10 perches to the place
of beginning. Containing fifteen acres
and 152 perches, being the land conveyed
by George M. TrlMcy and wife to M. H.
Trlvley by deed dated Februury 6th, 167J,
n corded In Luzerne County Deed Book
166 page 77, etc. and by assignment rec
orded in said county in Deed Book 70,
page 620, etc.
All Improved with a two story frame
dwelling house, three barns and othar
out buildings thereon. This is a well-improved
farm with a large orchard and
many other fruit trees.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of New Schiller Building and Loan
association vs. M. H. Trlvley. Debt,
Jl 870. Judgment No. 695. January Term,
1898. FI fa. to January Torm, Ibis.
STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 9 -All the right, title nnd Interest
of the defendant, Kit Swartz, in and to all
that certain lot, ploco or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the township
of Madison, County of Lackawanna and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and de
ccrlbod as follows, to wit: ,
Beginning at a stone heap, 20 feet west
of the western corner of the foundation
of old blacksmith shop on road leading
from Moscow to Holllstarvllle; thenco
south si 1-6 degrees east 1.U70 feet along
line of William Yeager, to a stone pile on
line of Potter estate; thence north 46i
degrees east 1,069 feet along line ot said
Potter estate to a stone pile undeiyburb
wtro fence; thence north Wt degrees west
1 098 feet ulohg lines of B. V. Krotzer nnd
H. II. Yeager to end ot a stone wall;
thence north 42 degrees east 160 feet
along line of said Yeager to corner of
Jilt
jprlffr 'jl 1 j D'i nnw IB Bsii 11 1 1
9 VCgfegag)
$2.25, $2.50.
Hill
and
other
V ' "' oyc
$1.75, 2.50.
Corset
Covers
50 dozen at
2 for 25c.
Actually worth
20c each.
Others at 22c,
35c, 45c, 75c,
89c, $1.15.
In all the differ
ent shapes, styles
and finishes.
These new
prices: 23c, 29c,
37c, 45c, 69c,
75c, 89c, $1.15,
$1.25.
SIIIIRIFF'S SALES.
stone wall; thence noith 45t degrees
west 271 feet along line of II. II. Yeager
to center of said road; thenco along cen
ter of said road leading to Moscow sta
tion in a southerly direction with Its a
rlous courses and distances nbout 1,150
feet; thence south 4f,U degrees west ii
feet to the place of beginning. Contain
ing thirty and one-half (JO) acres, be tho
same moro or less.
ALSO, All that certain lot, piece and
parcel of land situate in said Madison
Township, County nnd State aforesaid,
bounded und described as follows, viz.:
Beginning at a corner and land of Gabriel
Swartz; thence south fifty degrees east
thlrty-tlo perches to a stone orner in
a creek: thenco south forty degrees west
one hundred and thlrt -seven perches to
a post corner; thence north fifty degrees
west thirty-five perches to a post and
stones corner and land of the said Ga
briel Swartz; thence by said land, north
forty degrees east one hundred and thirty-seven
perches to the place of begin
ning Containing twenty-nine acres und
one hundred and fifteen perches of land,
be the same irore or less.
ALSO, All the following desprlbed lot of
land In Lackawanna County, Pennsjlva
nla, being lot No. three U) in squaiu or
block No. eight (8), and Bltuatcd upon
street called and named Sherwood ave
nue, upon tho plot of said property,
"Parker and Throop allotment of Sher
wood I'arm" Intended to bo duly recoi Jed,
said lot being one hundred and sixteen
(116) feet In front, and two hundred and
twent-flvo (225) feet In depth, coal und
mlneiuls reserved.
Seized and taken in execut'on at the
suit of Caroline Schmidt s. EH Swartz.
Debt. $2 000. Judgment No. C91. January
Term, 1893 FI. fa. to January Term 'S9S.
STRUETRR 4: LOWHY, Att'js.
ALSO
No 10 All the right, title and Intel est
of the defendant, Hannah Evans, In uud
to the following described lot of land sit
uate in the Village of Lawrence, Town
ship of Old Forge, County of Lackawan
na, State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows: eBlug lot number
two (2) in square or block number eleven
(11) situate on the boutheabtcrb corner
of the Intersection of Drake and Center
streets, fronting forty (40) feet on Druke
stieet and extending buck of een width
lu a southwestern t'lreetlon along Center
btieet one hundred and foity-two Ui)
feet to a sixteen (16) foot allej Improved
with one two stoiy fratno dwelling house
and out buildings.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
bult of tho Pennsjiiulj Savings Fund
and Loan association vs. Hannah Evans.
Debt. $337 87. Judgment No. 701. Junuuiy
Term, 189S n fa to Januaiv Term, 1h9a
D. W. BROWN, Att'y.
ALSO
No 11. All the right, title und Interest
of the defendant. Hopkln Williams, In and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate In Lackawanna Township
(now City of Scranton). County of Lrck
awanna nnd State of Penrtvlvanlu, de
scribed as lot number ono hundred and
four (104) on plot number ono of lands
of tho Delaware, Lackawanna nnd West
ern Railroad company at Bellevuc, in
tended to be duly leglstered und recorded
and being situate at the southerly corner
ot Broad (now called Bellovue street)
and Cherry street (now called Avenue C),
and being rectangular In shape and meas
uring fortv-slx (46) feet nnd eight (8)
inches in fiont on said Bellevue street
and one hundred and ten (110) feet on said
Avenue C In depth. Being the same prem
ises conveved to said Hopkln Williams by
Thomas Ellas and wife by deed dated
Febiuary 12, 1892, and recorded In the of
fice for recording deed, etc , In and for
said County In Deed Book No 87, page
302, etc. Coal and minerals excepted and
reserved. AH Improved with a single two
story frame dwelling house and outbuild
ings. Seized nnd taken in execution at tho
suit of William It. Lewis vs. Hopkln
Williams. Debt, $d0. Judgment No, m,
May Term, 1895. Alias fi. fa. to Janua.-y
Term. 1898. TAYLOR A LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 12 All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Dennis Nearer and
Thomas Nearey, In and to all the following
described lot and parcel of land situate
lying and botng In the Third ward ot the
City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna
and State ot Pennsylvania, and being one
half of lot number seventy i70) in block
number seventeen (17), being about four
rods In width and about sixteen (16) rods
In depth, according to a plan and map en
titled "Parker and Throop's Addition to
Scranton," situate on Wales street and
lying between a lot of James Neary on
the north nnd westorly side and a lot of
Anthony Cafferty on tho southeasterly
side. Being the samo lot of land con
veyd to James J, Neaiy and Sarah Noarv.
his wife, to Dennis Neary and Thomas
Neary by Deed dated tho 22d day ot Oc
tober, 18S7. Coal and minerals reserved.
Improved with a two-story frame dwell
ing house and outbuildings, thereon.
DRAWERS
Skirts.
Fluffy, Ruffled Skirts, liberal in size and honest in
make. Will cause sharp buying at these prices
'" - 5' --25 5?i.35 1.50,
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Seized and taken in execution at the
and Thomas Neary. Debt, $772 62. Judg
ment No. C93 January Term, 1898. FI. fa.
to January Term. 1898.
HULSLANDER & ALSWORTH. Atty'a.
TERMS OF SALE.
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PRO
PERTY IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID
WHEN STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD
J0URNMENT. FRANK i CLEMONS, Sheriff,
Sheriff's ollice, Scianton, Pa., Dec. T3,
1897.
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