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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-F1UD AY. APRIL 20. 3898.
CARBONDALE,
The Carbondalo correspondence of The,
Trlbuno hns been placed In tho hnndi ot
Mr. C. It. Munn, Snlom avenuo ana
Church street, to whom news Items may
be addressed. All complaints as to Ir
regular delivery, etc., should bo made, to
AV. J. Itoborts, nows nccnt.j
A BANQUET.
AV1I1 Follow KnlchM ol Columbus In
Rlltnllon "uttdny.
Tho new council of tho Knights of
Columbus In this city will be Instituted
on Sunday next. Tho ceremonies will
be conducted at 1 o'clock In tho V. AV.
"Watt hall on Church street. The now
lodija starts out under the most favor
able clroumstances, having a member
ship of over eighty among whom are
some of our leading business and pro
fessional men.
It Is expected that a special train
will be run over tho Delaware and
Hudson on Sunday and many visitors
from AA'Ilkes-Barre, Scranton, Susque
hanna, Blnghnmton, Oneonta and Phil
adelphia will be present.
Sunday evening a banquet will bo
held at Hotel Harrison between 7 and
S o'clock. Mine Host Monahan has
been given carte blanche and will get
up a spread that will please the most
fastidious. Addresses will be made by
some of the distinguished guests,
nmong whom will bo prominent clergy
men, lawyers and physicians.
A FINANCIAL FAILURE.
MlUndo Mat with Another Poor House
l,nst Eyming.
The fourth presentation of the
"Mikado" by home talent, under the
direction of Mr. and Mrs. Brummol,
of New York, for the benefit of tho
Mozart band, was vtry poorly attend
ed nt the Grand last evening. Th5
audience, however, was tho most re
sponsive. All the efforts were warmly
received and Itusscll Shepherd as
"Mikado," was encored five tl'-ea In
his second net solo. Charles Patrick
O'Connor In pantomimic specialties,
shared the glory with him.
Tho original Intention was to give
three performances, but' bad weather
prevailed and the promoters of the en
terprise thought a fourth could bo
made profitable. They lost money,
the attendance not being largo enough
to pay the $35 charge of tho theate-.
BURIED IN IIONESDALB.
r'unornl of.AIrs. Kgaleston tt'ni Held
YtMtorduv Morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy B. Kggles
tnn was held from the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Ammerman, on
Canaan street, yesterday morning.
Rev. O. A. Place, Ph.D., pastor of tho
Methodist Episcopal church, conducted
services at the house at 9 o'clock. The
remains were taken to Honesdale on
the 9.40 Gravity train. 'Services were
held In the Honesdale Methodist Epis
copal church, after which Interment
wns made in tho Glen Dyberry ceme
tery. The pall-bearers were: D. AAr. Hum
phrey, C. N. Branson, Pierce Butler,
James Bassctt, Charles Gates and O.
AV. Bailey.
WAXING WARM.
Is tho Contest for tho Engineer's Sil
ver Torch.
The contest between Kd ward Atkinson
of the Delawaie and Hudson, and Sher
man Gllderaleevo of the Ontario and
AVestf-rn, for the fine gold mounted sil
ver engineer's torch which Is on exhi
bit Ion In Burr's window, waxes warm.
The friends of each gentleman are ral
lying loyally to his support and each
division feels confident that it can
.name the winning man. The contest
will be brought to a close In the Burke
building on May 20. when an enthusias
tic jollification will ensue. The Ger
manla band, for whoso benefit the eon
test was arranged will reap quite a
nice harvest.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Boed Fowler have re
moved their household effects from
their late residence on Washington
street and Ninth avenue to the home
of tho latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Robinson, on Robinson avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. AA J. Itoborts, who recently
purchased the property, are refurnish
ing tho house and will occupy it at
once.
Lucretla lodge, No. 109, Daughters of
Rebekah, of this city, have received In
vitations to attend an Initiation and
banquet of the Scranton lodge of Re
lMjkahs, on Thursday evening, May C.
A committee has been appointed to
secure railroad rates and make all ar
rangements to visit the Scranton lodge.
Dr. D. L. Bailey was in Wilkes-Uarre
yesterday.
James Hutt Paul, chief bookkeeper
nt the Miners' and Mechanics' bank. Is
seriously ill. The attending physician
says he Is threatened with appendi
citis. Miss Margery Powderly and Mrs. J.
J. Forbes attended thu funeral of
Bertha DeWItt, In Greenfield, yester
day. John Gorman, of Scranton, Is tho
guest of his sister, Mrs. P. A. Duffy, of
Scranton.
ELMHURST.
Dr. Bull has returned from a busi
ness trip to Philadelphia.
OV C. Clay is spandlng n few days
with Scranton friends,
11. D. Cooper is terving on the Jury
..thlfl week.
7; Cottage, prayer meting tonight at tho
home of W. B. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles It. Smith, J.
Porranco Fuller, Miss Lucy Fuller, Dr.
" Ask your doctor how
many preparations of cod
liver oil there are.
He will answer, "Hun
: dreds of them." Ask him
""Which is the best. He will
reply, "Scott's Emulsion."
Then see that this is the
one you obtain. It contains
the purest .cod-liver oil, free
.from unpleasant odor and
taste. . You also get the hy
pophosphites and glycerine.
All three are blended into
one grand healing and nour
ishing; remedy.
"if ":.. ( ..' , , , ,
.r... jocuidttuao, all arttgglitl.
' "' : SCOTT fc BOWNE, Chemists, Nw v.
and Mrs. J. W. Kncdler worn among
those from this place uho wont to
Scranton Wednesday evening to see tho
soldiers off to Mount Gretna.
Yesterday's snow rather dampened
tho urdor of tho thrifty housewives who
were In tho midst of the spring house
cleaning, and tho ones who had taken
down the stoves looked rather dis
couraged aa they gathered around tho
kitchen fire.
A mlnature war-ship In tho window
of the Baptist parsonage attracts con
siderable attention from passersby, es
pecially railroad men. Rev. Spi.ildln?
has christened It tho "Nashville" and
It carries both American and Cuban
Hags.
Byron Buckingham mnde a business
trip to Scranton on Thursday.
Miss Helen Williams spent yesterday
with Scranton friends.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Pastnflice Appointment Received.
1'rrnannl and Other llnppenlngx.
The news that John W. Reese, our
popular and efficient druggist, has re
ceived the appointment to the post
otllce to succeed Postmaster George
Timlin, Is heralded with much delight
among his many friends, 'ihe Trib
une correspondent called on Mr. Reese
yesterday and was Informed that he
expected to take charge of the office
In another week. The postofllco will
be situated In his drug store which Is
In a very convenient place for all. Mr.
Roese Is more than qualified for the
position and will do all in his power
to make It convenient and pleasant
for the patrons of the office.
The Price Library association will
meet for the last time this evening bo
fore closing up Its rooms for tho sum
mer, to re-open on Oct. 1. All mem
bers holding books are urgently re
quested to return them at this even
ing's meeting.
The Tribune branch office In Taylor
Is In tho Coblelgh building. Local
Representative E. G. Evans In charge.
Latest Information from the Moses
Taylor hospital Is that Thomas D. Ed
wards has Improved so well that he
will be removed to his home during ...e
next few days.
Martin Luther lodge, No. 22, Loyal
Knights of America, will meet this
evening.
The borough council will meet this
evening in the council chambers when
many Important questions will be act
ed upon. Tho opening of the new
road at North Taylor from the Taylor
graded school to the private road In
the vicinity of Taylor colliery, will bo
acted upon. The taxing of poles will
also be brought out.
At the competitive meeting at Old
Forge Tuesday evening held by the
Lawrence Congregational church, sev
eral of our town peoplo captured
prizes. On the word contest Richard
Wntkins succeeded In capturing the
honors and did likewise on the double
quartette competition, which was led
by Mr. Watklns, W. T. Jones won the
Impromptu speech. Rev. J. M. Lloyd,
of the Welsh Baptist church, acted ns
conductor and adjudicator. The mu
sical renditions were adjudicated by
Professor J. K. Watklns. Both, as usu
al, did their parts satisfactorily.
A farewell reception was tendered
Mr. Daniel Tubbs at the home of Miss
Lillian Howells on Main street on
Tuesday evening, previous to his de
parture to Mt. Gretna. Vocal and in
strumental music were the order of
the evening until a lnte hour, nfter
which delicious refreshments were
served.
Messrs. John H. Evans, David J.
Thomas. AVllllam Sweet and David E.
Jones have been drawn to servo as
Jurors for tho June term.
Lackawanna lodge, No. 113, A. P. A.,
elected olllcers on Tuesday ecenlng.
William T. Evans was elected as rep
resentative to the grand lodge.
Mrs. Thomas Reynolds was the guest
of relatives In Bellevue on AVertnes
day. FOREST CITY.
Two football games will be played in
Anthracite paik, Carbondule, on Sat
urday, May 21, fr.r tho benefit of the
Emergency hospital. The Vandlinjr
and Avoca teams will oppose each
and Rlchmondale players will endeavor
to lower the colors of the Iiovj from
Providence. The games will be Inter
esting, tho proceeds will go to a most
worthy cause, and It is theiefore hoped
that the attendance will be unusually
large.
Thomas Ooxe, of this borough, met
with an accident AAednesdav morning
that may result In tho loss of one of his
legs. He wns picking up coal near No.
2 shaft of the Hillside company, and
stepped between two cars when one of
them wns bumped by a trip that was
being run to the breaker. Coxe's leg
was caught between the bumpers and
badly crushed, The Injured man was
taken to the Carbondule Emergency
hospital.
An employ at Itollenbeok's mill, about
a mile north of this place, had threa
lingers of his right hand tal.cn off by
a saw while at work on Tuesday after
noon. Ills thumb was also badly cut.
It v.hs the man's first day In tho mill.
George L. Taylor has moved to a
farm near Herrlck Center.
At. 1 Jacobs has moved his stock
of haidwaro from the Maxev building
Intn the Ames building, formerly owned
and occupied by AV. J. Davis.
Dr. T. G. McGuIre, a recent graduate
from the Baltimore Medical college, has
located at A'andling and will practice
his profession there with hi brother,
Dr. J. AV. McGulre.
W. J. Mnxey has sold the Forest
City News to Frederick T. fielder and
Matthew J. Murphy, two Carbondalo
young men who are printers of ex
perience. Possession vli bo given on
Monday next.
Nathaniel Heller, of Rlchmondale.
and Harry Hopgart, of Forest City,
have gono to New Mexico.
Among those who left with the Thir
teenth regiment for Mount Gretna were
Charles Burdict and Wlliam T. Jen
nings, nf this borough
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alexander nre en
tertaining Mrs. S. Oldsteln and family,
of Blnghamton, N. Y.
Bur-jet's J. J. Walker ha.i received
fiom the officers of the National volun
teer Reserve, of New York city, matter
cxplamlni; the object o the reservo and
enlistment blinks, with a request to se
cure all the signatures possible To
thin end a meeting will be held Thurs
day evening next, May 0.
PECKVILLE.
The primary puplli cf No. 1 building
extend a cordial Invitation to their
friends to bo present at a reception
given to spring, today (Friday). April
29, from 1.16 to 3 p. m.. at which time
the following programmo will be ren
dered: "Sing a Song of Bird Day,"
Hung, by school; "Merry Spring," reci
tation. AVnrren Jones; "Spring Her
alded," recitation, Lou Rice: "Spring
Fashions," recitation, Myrtle Schaf
fer; "Put up Your Sled," recitation,
Arthur AA'alker: "Little Birdie In tho
Tree," pong, school; "AVlnged AVords,"
recitation, May Gllgallon; "Trees of
Our Country," recitation, class;
"Spring Rain," recitation, Allcs Finch;
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE
Ofnn Iown liiidy Uho n ( ured nl
lVpepln Alter Nulfcilng lor
Twcuty-flve Wars.
Mrs. Sarah A, Skcels, an estlmablo
lady residing at Lynnvillo, Jasper Co.,
Iowa, was for twenty-live years a suf
ferer from Dyspepsia, and her com
plete restoration to health Is so re
markable that we present the facts In
the case for tho benefit of our readers,
many of whom have doubtless suffered
In tho same manner and will, therefore,
be Interested In lenrnlng how alt stom
ach troubles may bo avoided and cured.
Mrs. Skcels says: I used only ono pack
age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
I received such great and unexpected
benefit that I wish to express my sin
cere gratitude. In fact, It hus been six
months since I took the medicine and
I have not had one particle ot distress
or difficulty since. And all this In the
face of the fact that the best doctors I
consulted told me my case was Incur
able as I had suffered for twenty-five
years. I want half a dozen packages
to distribute among my friends here
who are very anxious to try this rem
edy, Truly yours,
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels.
Tho reason why Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful In curing In
digestion and stomach trouble and the
reason why It never disappoints those
who need It and use It Is because
nothing is claimed for it except what It
will actually perform. It Is not a cure
all and no such claims nre made for It.
It Is prepared for the Bole purpose of
curing Dyspepsia and tho various
forms of Indigestion.
There is scarcely a patent medicine
made but what is claimed to cure dys
pesla as well as a hundred other
troubles. When as a matter of fact a
remedy to cure Dyspepsia must bo pre
pared especially for that and nothing
else; and among all the rememdles,
patent nostrums, bitter, etc., so ex
tensively advertised you will find that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the only
one advertised as a cure for dyspepsia
and nothing else. The remedy Is pre
pared by the Stuart Co., of Marshall,
Mich., and for sale by all druggists at
CO cents per package, and If you suffer
from any form of stomach derange
ment or Indigestion a trial will not dls
uppolnt you.
A little book on stomach troubles
mailed free. Address Stuart Co., Mar
shall, Mich.
"In the Rainy April Weather," reci
tation, Annie Jones; "Sunshine and
Showers," recitation, Sarah Best;
"The A'oice of Spring," song, school;
"Pussy AVillow," recitation, Blanche
Kennedy; "The Tree's Dream," reci
tation, class; "The Squirrel's Trees,"
recitation, James Kooke; "April,"
Ethel Davis: "Just Waking Up," mo
tion song, primary class; "Miss Puss,"
recitation, George Beck; "Four Little
Sunbeams," recitation, class; "Voice
of tho Grass," recitation, Alfred Gan
zemuller; "Lesson of Mercy," Archie
Tlnklepaugh; "April Showers," reci
tation, Mabel Grlesdale; "Red Top and
Timothy," song, school; "The Robin
and Buttercup," recitation, Eva Gates;
"The Secret," recitation, Francis Best;
"The Swallow and I," dialogue, Katie
Klnback and May Jenkins; "Bird
Trades," recitation, Frank Ganzemul
ler; "Bird Song," song, class; "Bird's
Story," recitation, Ada AValker; "A
Spring Meeting," recitation, George
Honner; "The Brunette Chicken," rec
itation, Nettie Babcock; "What the
Birdies Say," recitation, class; "Noll
and the Bird," recitation, Laura Olver;
"Wishing." song, class; "Ltttlo Bird
Blue,- recitutlon, Julia Scott; "Bird
and the Children," recitation, Laura
Hoffman; "How the Birdies Kept
House fin a Shoe)" recitation, Mary
Doris: "Bird's Ball," song, school;
"Something May Lost," recitation, Ar
llnp Reynolds; "What the Sparrows
Chirp," recitation, Elsie Stearns; "Bird
Stories." recitation, class; "Only a
Bird," recitation, Carrie AVarne; "Ever
be Happy and Gay," song, school; rec
itation. Inez Collins; "Ring the Bells
of Springtime," song, school. Teach
ers, Miss Gunimoe, Miss Hicks.
Tho remains of Mrs. John Wall, who
died at her home on Hickory street
last Tuesday, was taken to Clifford for
Interment yesterday.
S. M. Rogers, who has been Indis
posed for the past three weeks, is able
lo sit up again.
E. F. Klzer, of Towanda, spent
Tuesday with his brother. A. T. Klzer.
Two new cases of diphtheria was re
ported to the board of health at tho
home of R. J. Mulford in the Third
ward yesterday.
The store of A. F. Klzer & Co. will
be closed today to take inventory.
Master Lee Blocs Is sporting a new
Columbia bicycle.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The home of Mrs. Lizzie I. Fuller, on
Main street, was the scene of a very
pretty wedding last Wednesday even
ing, when her daughter, May Belle, was
made the wife of Lewis AV. Cramer.
Promptly at ! o'clock the bride and
groom, unattended, took their places
beneath festoons of evergreen and
flowers, which were tastefully ar
ranged. Potted plants In full bloom
added to the beauty of tho arrange
ment. Rev. AV. B. Graw, of Carbon
dale, formerly pastor of the First Bap
tist church of this town, performed the
ceremony in tho presence of the guests,
who were limited to the Immediate
relatives and a few friends of the con
tracting parties, and the quiet affair
was most enjoyable to those who were
present. A wedding supper wns served
and u season of social Intercourse was
enjoyed. Some lino music was rend
ered during the evening until the hour
of 11 o'clock, when the guests departed
for their homes, Tho young couplo loft
on tho 11 o'clock train for a short wed
ding trip. Tho bride was nttlred In a
poplin costume of the shado of ashes
of roses. It was trimmed with steel
and turquoise blue silk. She carried a
large bouquet of carnations. After
congratulations had been extended the
guests spent a time In Inspecting tho
gifts bestowed upon Mr. and Mrs.
Cramer, which were many nnd beauti
ful. Rev. Mr. Grnw, who officiated, Is
the clcrgymnn who married the bride's
parents twenty-six years ago. Among
those present were: George Burrell
and family, Herbert E. May and family,
Mrs, Mary Rlvenburg and son Robert,
Mrs, Jennie Unit and daughter Grace,
Mrs. Kingsbury Fuller, Mr. nnd Mrs.
AVllllam Blake, Mrs. Hanson Hall, Mrs.
Hall and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Col
well and daughter, Aden Cramer and
family, Mrs. A. S. Cramer, of Carbon
dalo; Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Cramer,
Scranton; Mr. nnd Mrs. H. AV. AVII
llams, Greenfield; Albert A. Knapp,
Nicholson; Rev. nnd Mrs. AV. F. B.
Brown nnd daughters, Mrs, Fanny
Rlvenburg and Mrs. AVcsley Cramer
and son, of this town.
Tho Rev. Mr. Hnll, pastor of the
Primitive Methodist church, left on
AVednesday last for the conference
which will convene nt Pittsburg next
week, nnd on next Sunday Evangelist
Miss Isabella Catlln will conduct the
services. Miss Catlln Is nn eloquent
speaker and has been In tho work for
a number of years, of which she has
gained a wide reputation nmong tho
different denominations. All nro In
vited to attend.
Miss Incr Carpenter, of Prlreburg, Is
tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Helmcs.
Treasurer's Sale
OF
EATED AND UNSEATED LANDS,
For Unpaid Taxes in Lackawnana
County, Years 1895-1896.
MONDAY JUNE 13th, 1898.
SEATED LANDS.
Notlco Is hereby given that agree ablo to tho several Acts ot Assembly
of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, directing tho modo of salo of Unseated
Lands for unpaid taxes and other purposes, tho following Tracts nnd parts of
Tracts will be sold at inibllc A'cmlue on tho second Monday of June next (Juno
13th, 1808), at 10 o'clock a. m at the Court House. In tho City of Scranton, for ar
rearages of taxes due and costs accrued on each respectively, unloss said taxes and
costs are paid before that time.
Am't
of
Acraes. AVarranteo Names 'lax.
Lots, etc. Owner. or Description, Etc.
ARCHBALD HOHOUOH.
Antonla, Const First ward 4 72
Biosensklo. John First ward 12 62
JontosKey, Michael First ward 7 00
Kenurin, stancsn ....First ward u tu
1 lot, 1 house
1 lot, 1 houso
1 lot, 1 houso
1 lot, 1 house
1(31 acres
1 lot, 1 house
1 lot, 1 house
1 lot, 1 houso
1 lot, 1 house
1 lot, 1 house
Lllhbrldge. J. and J.
Matoskey, Joseph ....
Neycott, George ....
Oboskcy, Michael ..
Rosteskey, John ....
Shovlnsky, Anth. ...
..J. AValker and Rico tract $65 2t
.First ward
..First ward
..First ward
..First ward
..First ward
10
0 77
0 32
10 43
6 32
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
10 acres
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
100 ncrcs
1 lot
100 acres
Elliott, J. E
Gcrshln, Andrew
Gurnsey. J. AV. ..
Grnnthine, Andrew
1 87
1 61
1 S2
1 OS
4
4 70
2 15
7 07
2 S3
4 47
1 63
8 33
4 77
10 44
BLAKELY BOROUGH.
Third street. Second ward
..Mott Haven, First ward
.Sixth street, Sixth ward
..Mnnle street. Mott Haven, Third wd.
LaBarr, James Hickory street. First ward
Lewis, Hannah North street. Third ward
Mack, John Hickory street. Third ward
McMillan, Louisa Scott street. Third ward
Pickering, John Academy street, Third ward
Roth, John Lackawanna street, Second ward....
Smith, Mike Mott Haven, Third ward
AVells, Nathan Hartwcll tract
White, AVm. H Academy street, Third wnrd
AVhltlock, Nathan Hartwell tract. Third ward
CARBONDALE TOAVNSHIP.
I lot Angdon. AVllllam Mayfleld Yard 2 SO
3 acres Burke, Michael T Powderly Middle Road 2 70
t0 acres Killeen, John John White, tract 11 42
420 acres Lee, Phllo. Sr Est Mayfleld Yard 40 35
440 and 404 acres Owner unknown BenJ. and Jessie Shove tract
440acres 1 , f Jane Shove tract 1 -, ,,
404 acres J Owner unknown i BenJ. Shove tract 3'1 3i
COA'INGTON TOAVNSHIP.
Hot Boyle, E. T Block 3, lot 10 2 07
1 lot Boyle. E. J Block 3, lot 11 2 07
1 lot Boyle. Minnie L Block 3. lot 12 2 07
1 lot Brown, George L Lot near Lake Henry, Block 4, lot 19;
warrantee. D. Cunningham 1 01
1 house, 54 acres DeLong, John Part of DeLong, Est.; warrantee,
John Nesbitt 4 00
Slots Harding, Mrs. J. L Block 3, lots 1 to 8 S il
1 lot Howard. Peter Block 4, lot 3. Dalevlllo 2 07
1 lot Jones. M. T Block 4, lot 18 101
1 lot I.onmx. Knto Block 2. lot 23 101
6 acres Moscow Water uo Between Avater Dam nnd E. M.
HodKsons' land
247 acres Rhodes, S. II John Field, warrantee
IP2 acres Rhodes, S. H George Roberts, warrantee ..'
192 acres Rhodes, S. II D. Cunningham, warrantee
Hot
400 acres
400 acres
410 acres
410 acres
491 acros
10 acres
4C5 acres
Out house,
house,
107 acres
1,091 acres
Rhodes, S. II.
Rhodes. S. H.
Rhodes. S. 11.
0 acres
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 house, ',
H lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot, COxlM
f.0 acres
3S acres
1 lot
AValker, John A Block 4. lot 5
CLIFTON TOWNSHIP.
Dalo Bros. & Co Scott nnd Richards tract ,
Frcck, John Hannah Richards tract ,,
Freck, John Abraham Singer tract ...
Freck, John John Stlne tract ,
Freck, John Philip G. Reading tract ..
Jenkins, B. D., and D.
W. Powell
Kessler, Charles
1 50
25 2S
18 M
19 80
2 07
8 ."
25 05
25 CM
27 50
M51
95
2? 95
Kessler, George 3 75
54 50
IJohn Skyron tract
Joseph Drinker tract ,
Jacob Dowing tract
AValker, Elizabeth 5 ID
lot
CARBONDA LB CITY.
Casey, John Gordon avenuo
Casey, Thomas Gordon avenuo
Casey, James Gordon nver.uo
Cannon. Daniel
Cavanaugh, Thomas
Duffy, Julia
Duffy. Bridget
DavlH, Geo., widow .
East Side Land Imp. Co,
Gillespie. J. B
Gavin, Mary
.Pike street ..
Brooklyn street.
.uonton avenue,
km is Weal, if
yt! J"" aaAuS"-! ! J lot
??3 t-c'L jtl ;!"f0,ols
jp --r ..,,. , WV.J,
I
2 lots
1 lot. 50x212
3 lots, 150x180
1 lot, 00x150
1 lot
Hi lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
5 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
Barn, 2-3 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
?t lot, 1 houso
1 lot
1 tot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot.
1 lot,
2 lots
1 lot
2 lot
Jeffreys, Mary
Kearney. Maria
Kcrlansack
I.ineu Mary
Mlssett, John, Est. .,
Rooncy, Mary, Mrs. ,
Snyder. AVllllam
A'anbusklrk, Edward
DUNMORE BOROUGH.
Third ward
Fourth ward
...Gordon avenue. Fourth ward
...Archbald street, C. F. C. District,
i unci watci
.Third ward
.Russell tract
Pike street. Fourth ward
Park street and AVashlngton street,
. Third ward
.17ii Canaan street, Sixth ward
.Near Catholic cemetery, Third ward.
.Shanty Hill, AVillow street
.Phanty Hill, Third ward
.Pike street, Fourth ward
.Falrvlew street. Sixth ward
.Archbald street, Third ward
C5
5
G5
69
65
65
, 80
5 IS
6 44
C5
1 13
"8
1 47
97
1 11
72
69
1 13
Archbald, James ...
Avery. Samuel ...,
Adams. M. F
Bauhman, AVllllam
Balrd, G. A
Brundage, Frank S,
Cobb. AVllllam
Capwell, John J, ...
CugllM-r. H. H
Do wrick, Dnyton ..
Drojip, Louis
Diamond, William ,
Edwards, John
Finn, William ,
Fuhrman, S. J. ...
Gallagher, Martin
Gallagher. E
...Madison avenue. Sixth ward 17
...Madlpon avenue. Sixth ward 34
...123 Jefferson avenue, Sixth ward 8
...William street. Third ward 5
...Fifth ward 2
...Madison avmue. Sixth ward 9
...Apple street. First ward 2
...Webster avenue. Sixth ward 11
...Qulncy avenue. Sixth ward 19
...noyio street, stxtn want 4
1 house
1 house
Darnell, Benjamin
Howell nnd Jones .
Hull. J. L
Henry. Anthony ...
Jadwln. C. P
Johnson. John
Klockser. Theodore
Kumar, J
Larney. Mary A. ..
Logan, Dr. II. A'. .
Long, J. D
Murphy, John J. .
Murphy. John J. ...
Mooney, Mrs
Mauer. Jacob
Met chants
Bank
Drinker street. Second ward ,
.Bunker Hal. Fifth ward
.Monroe avenue, Sixth ward ,
.Apple street. First ward .....
.Adams nverue, Sixth ward..,
Elm street ,
Qulncy avenuo. Sixth ward ,
Monroe avenue
Fifteentli street, Sixth ward..
Adams avenue, Sixth ward....
cjulncy avenue. Sixth ward ...
Monroo avenuo
t'lierrj street. Third ward ....
Sherwood street. First ward ..
Madison avenue. Sixth ward .
Drlnkir street. Second ward .
Electric uvenue, Sixth ward ..
Sixteenth street. Sixth ward .
.......Prospect street, First ward ..
Drinker street. Second ward .
Fourth street. Third ward ....
Prescott avenue. Third ward .
& Mechanics'
....Fifth ward
Meadow Brook AVater Co. Sixth ward
McKee. Samuel P AVard street. First ward
Messenger, Henry Madison avenue, Sixth ward
Motzenhocker Estute ....Sixth ward
Owner Unknown Patf lot. Drinker street, Fourth ward
C2
87
40
01
70
11
27
77
13
45
13
38
; h;
24
27
51
fl
11
3
11
33
45
IS
51
31
31
"2
77
21
5 4'i
II 05
61
5 65
9 25
13 f5
OR. . C. WEST'S
NERVE AND BHAIH TREATMT
THE bHiu.HAL, ALL OTIICRS IMITATIONS,
Is told under positive Written usrntco,
byaathorijccl uiwiU only, to euro Weak Memory,
Dizitnua, Wskofulnt , I its, Hyetorik, Qulci-
netm, ftjcht LooieB, IWil DrcamR. fck of Conn.
I donco, NstTousiieii, LuBsltudo, all Dralni. Youth.
iqi errors, or uxccssito u-o onuuacco, upturn,
or Lioutpr, whloh lfads to Siirery, Cor.eumntlon,
Insuiltr end Donth. At etoro or by moil, St a
box; eixfor f'jwUhTriltten euurnutoo to
euro or rcrmnl itjnnry. hnmplcpaclt
pse, containing fito Uaya' treatment, vith full
Instruction!, 25 cents. O.-o rtrorlo only sold to
cavil iiviouu. m biuro or uy wan.
tyilod Label Spiclal
Extra strength.
For Impotency. Loss ot"
Power. Ijott Manhood.
Sterility or Harrcuneeal
ii n dozs six tor is, wixi.m,
written cuarantec-d
, in cure in outlays, aisiort
ucruncor by mall.
m. (J, Uurk, ja6 I'enn Ave., tcranion, Pa,
HRrfi
n.nt
Parties Unknown
Patrick. II. N
Partridge, O. B. ...
Reese, Mrs. Mary
Reed, Mrs. George
Snick. Mrs. Esther
Sonn, AVllllam
1u0 acres
100 acres
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
two-third lot
1 lot
3 lots
5 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
....Aiiums avenuo. sixth ward 13j
....Aitums nventio. Flxlti ward R l
....Pine street. Sixth ward H 00
....Sherwood street. First ward 45
....Onunha street. Sixth wnrd 11 51
....Throop street. First ward i m
. Rht.t U'lind atn.nt l.-lut ..... ...1 . ,
Spencer, Frank M Ellzahoth street, Second ward 8 77
Spencer Ambrose Elizabeth nnd Mortimer. Second
ward 5 C5
Scranton A'ltrlfled Brick
Co v rth ward
Scranton Tile Co Fifth wnrd
Sttlnsle, K. Flnley .
Swlnclo Merrltt ....
Stelnmi'tz. Abram .
Sloat. A. AV
Stuart, Peter
Schrniler. Armenia
Schadt, Catharine .
Stlfnn. AV. F
A'euch. Martha
AVcbber. JameB ....
AVllbnr, C J
AVIIson. II. E
Watson, Jane u.
If'lt ward
...Fifth ward
...Fifth ward "
...Electric and Madison avenue, Sixth
wanl
...Clny avenuo. Sixth ward
...Monroo avenue. Sixth ward
...Adams uvenue Sixth ward
...Pine street. Sixth ward
...KIitvh street. Sixth ward
...Center street. First ward
...Throop street. First ward
...Ward street. First ward ;..
...Blakely street Third wnrd
.icnnciy street Third wnrd
Kixtn ward
AVatson. James
AValtcr. John Monroo avenuo
DICKSON CIT A' BOItOUnil.
1 lot Amptoskl, John
2 lots Bray. John I)
1 lot Bairett. Thomas First ward
1 lot Burden, Walter First watd
1 lot Bllboa. Mrs. Bridget Jarksoustreet. Second ward
1 house. 4 acres Depew. Ullbert
3 ucres Dutiuan. John, 8r Third ward
1 lot Davis, AV. R. Hull's Flat. First ward
uvutira i, k ii, w, ,u iiuru wuru
15
if. ,
Acres.
Lots, etc
l lot
1 lot
Hot
1 burn,
2 iois
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 aero
1 lot
1 lot
2 acres
1 lot
1 aero
1 lot
1 Int
! li lota
l lot
1 lot
1 tot
3 acres
l'i ncres
2t acres
. acres
1 lot
Owner.
Flnkus. Anion ........
Kosloskl,, Adam
Knmacuskl Anthony
1 lot Hoffman. William ...
Kenowski, Albert ....
Kelly, Patrick
Kamlskle, Andrew ..
Lewis. AVllllam
Lewis. Evan
Lewis, Evan
Martlndulc, AVllllam
Mlllln. .Inn
Mcteleskl, Anthony .
Noalon, John
Plntka, Bartonl
Patterson, Thomas ..
l'rltchnrd, Samuel ...
Rosors, Thomas
Shurtarytz, Anthony
Skovlna, Matthias ...
Snyder, Henry
Thomas, Enoch
AVIIllams, David .....
AV'lesIen, NIcholos ....
Williams. D. R
AVhltlock, Nathan ...
Zaryhtnr, Stanlrlau ,
AVnrrantce Names
or Description.
f
..(,,,,,,,,,,
.,,,,
.,,,,,,,,
....Third ward
....Third wnrd
illiru wiuu ...
. ...Inrkson street, Second ward ,
....Third ward
I First ward i
"Third ward )
....First ward
Amount
of Tax etc.
R 03
2t3
192
3 41
4 27
4 72
1 !
260
4 11
.....Second wnrd
.....Second wnrd
.,.....
......
.First wnrd
.Second ward
Second ward
2 13
2 21
2 18
191
1 80
1 92
2 28
S 83
2 79
2 97
191
1 9(
4 75
498
1 48
4 29
4131
4 OS
ELMHURST BOROUGH.
Outhouse, 1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 h'sol outho'se,
shop, 8& acres Koene, I. T,
Poshard, John Brady tract 2 55
Bourne and Durham Lot 54, Upland avenue 87
Gorman, Daton Brady tract 2 13
Bonore, John Between Chestnut and Linden street,
BcnoonmaKer Aouuion 3 w
1 lot
2 lots
4 ft coal. 40 ac's
3 lots
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
2 lots
1 lot
41 acres
1 lot
3 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
3 lots
1 lot
3 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
3 lots
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
4 lots
2 lota
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
2 lots
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
7 lota
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
I lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 house, 1 lot
t house, 1 lot
2 shops, 5 lots
1 lot
Between West Chestnut nnd Scrnn-
ton street S 21
AVnhl nnd Hummler Lot 28, Upland nvenue, Brady tract.. 87
AVIdmler, John B Lots 5 & 0, Upland avo., Brady tract. 1 70
FELL TO AVNHIP.
Acme Coal Co Old Butler colliery, Belmont tract...:
Burr.ctt. Edwin Warren tract
Buck Clarence Warren tract
Barber, Anthony AVarren tract
Brown. John VandllnR, lot 71
Burdlck. Mrs. F. A'andlliiK, lot 75
Buck. D. V AVarren tract
Cavanauuh, Thomas A'andling, lot 85
Coflln, Frank AVnrren tract, lot 90
Crosley, Mary AVarren tract, lot 91
Cullen and O'Noll Lot 118
Curran, J. H Rlchmondale
CunnliiKhnm, Frank AVarren tract, lots 37-38
Cratidlo Hlndle AVnrren tract, lots 117-118
CunnlPKhum, J. A AVarren tract, lot SB
Dart, Harriet Rlchmondsle, ndjolnlng Cohen Est..
Devanncy, Patrlu' Vandllntr, let 102
Dansco, Alex. .1 Warren tract
Daudalns, Nick d Mick.. AVarren trnet, lot 91 .
Davis, George AVarren tract, lot 103
Dunn, Patrick Warren tract, lot C3.
Dolph, Patrick AA'arren tract, lot 30 .
Dudllk, Mike AVarren tract
Davis. Thomas AVarren tract, lot 30 .
Elk Dans Co Warren tract
Fallen, Rose Ellon AVarren tract, lot 67 .
Fives. Phllli Vandllng
Farrcll, Barney AVarren trnct, lot 14 .
Grunoway, David AA'arren tract, lot 10
Grlswald, Charles AVarren tract, lot 99
Hasklns. AVllllam AVarren tract, lot 123
GiucK, Joseph warren tract
Qrltlln, A Vnndllns. lot 85
JIlBBlns, Patrick VandllnB, lots 21-22
Harris, John Vaiulllnir. lot 129
Hendlcr, John AVarren tract, lots 12. 5, 4 ,
HlKKtns, Charles AVarren tract, lots 155 and 156 ,
Horton, Ifenry AVnrren tract, lot 1C0 ,
Jones, David AVarren tract, lot 31 ,
Jenocl, Mlko AVnrren tract, lots 42, 92, 93, 99 ,
Jones, It. AV AVarren tract, lots 102, 109 .....
Krizka, James AVarren tract, lot 121
Klncs, A. L AVarren tract, lot 44
Mears, Philip AVarren tract
Mulvin, Lawrence Dundaff street
Melvln. Joseph
Mullen, Thomas
Manzer. T. E. ...
Moyer L
Morcan, J. L. ..
Mndlnan. E. F. .
Owens. AV. D. ..
Owens, Edward .
owens, billza
Dundaff street
AA'arren tract, lot 80
AVarren tract, lot 49
AVnrren tract, lots 113 to 149
AVnrren tract, lot 90
Warren tract, lot 25
AVarren tract, lots 153-154 ....
AVarren tract, lot 50
AVarren tract, lot D2
Pallet;, James AVnrren tract, lot 29
Reld, Mrs. A,
Ruts, A. H
Shuas, Adam
Sullivan, Bridget .
Savage, AVllllam ...
Shuas, Anthony ...
Suhuas, Q
Thornton, Anthony
Tiist, John D
Tutler, Thomas ....
Thomas. Philip
AVIIllams. John nnd
E.
AVnrren tract, lot 62
..AA'arren tract, lot 21 ,
..AVarren tract, lot 88 ,
..Warren tract, lot 45 ..
..AVarren tract, lot 20
..Warren tract, lot 87
..AVarren tract, lot 127
..Warren tract, lot 4 ..
..AVnrren tract, lot 89 .
..AVarren tract, lot 119
..AVarren tract, lot 4 .
..AVnrren tract, lot 108
AVhlte, David AVarren tract, lot 125
18 19
3 18
2 56
2'iS
fi 77
122
lf2
4 81
4 12
4 81
152
153
2 1.2
2(13
2 K3
9 28
2 18
308
2 85
2 85
1 32
1 32
3 08
2 85
3 72
153
2 18
2 IS
2 85
4 71
2 18
2 62
1 53
4 81
1 53
3 01
8 73
285
1 32
3 92
2 IS
1?2
2 85
8 73
4 81
6 99
4 81
4 81
6 52
2 85
1 32
4 81
285
153
2 85
1 53
1 30
2 85
2 IS
2 85
1 32
1H
285
2 85
1 32
1 f,3
1 32
132
150 acres
2 houses, 49 ac's
12 acres
58 acres
110 acres
100 acres
25 acres
25 acres
3.1 acres
50 ncres
1 h'se. 1 outh'se,
100 acres
50 acres 131 ac's
100 acres
House, outho'se
11 acres
75 acres
JERMYN BOROUGIL
Dodge. T. C Third street. First ward 9 27
Houston, Kate C street. Third ward ., 25 37
Phoenix Casket Co D street. Third ward 431 01
Scott, Michael Fronts on A street. G. Rider tract.... 4 71
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
Arnold. Samuel D. Conrad tract
Buckingham Burton
Cnnnon. B. J H. Wilson tract ,
Corey, William, heirs of. .Deborah Conrad tract
Ferris Fremont J. DUley, Jr., tract
Foley, John John Chambers tract
Green, Michael Thomas Conrad tract
Gassmer, James Thomas Conrad tract
Hura, A'alentino J. Oglesby
Klzer, A. E J. Ball and S. Clark tract
McAndrow, Martin ..
Swingle, Ruey
Swingle, Ruey
Spangenberg, Simon
AVllbur, Christopher
.D. Rldgway tract ....,
.Susana Oglesby tract ,
.Susana Oglesby tract .
10 CO
4 40
1 45
4 73
4 96
16 IS
4 74
4 74
3 32
3 76
2 13
8 03
8 20
2 9t
1 house, 1 lot
71 acres
150 acres
1 lot
113 acres
113 acres
113 acres
113 acres
113 acres
LA PLUME BOROUGH.
Seamans nnd Capwell. ...On N. E. by Old Ablngton turnpike.
LEHIGH TOWNSHIP.
Fenner, David B. McShane tract
LACKAWANNA TOAVNSHIP.
Lutz, Jacob
Miles. AVllllam Minooka
Ryan, Michael Dan Levi tract
Springer, William Brown and AVm. AVrisht tracts..
Part of AVm. Ball, Black Hall, John
Springer. AVllllam Brown and AVm. Wright tracts ..
Part of AVm. Ball. Black Hall. John
Springer, AVllllam Part of Wm. Ball. Black Hall. John
Brown and Wm. Wright tracts..
Springer. AVllllam Part of AVm. Ball. Black Hall. John
Brown and AVm. AVrlght tracts..
3 18
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
house, 42 acres Bohn, Martha
House nnd out
house, 155 acres Glbboy, John
House and out
house, 15 acres Ferguson, AVllllam
Houso and out
house, 35 acres KrederlcK. Anna May
. 60 80
. 2 85
. 18 62
f 510 f
SS0 05
18 97
62 43
6 90
120 acres
House and out'
129 acres
AVclsh, Maurice
.John Skyron tract
39 31
40
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1211!: acres
429 acres
437 acres
5 lots
6 lots
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
10 acre
1 lot
1 lot
NEAVTON TOWNSHIP.
AVIckizcr, P. E
MAYFIEL D BOROUGH.
Cox. Thomas Pcnn avenue .
Daniels, E. D
Griffiths, John II
Loftus, James J
Morgan, Henry
AVoodworth, George ,
OLD FORGE TOWNSHIP.
Owner unknown N. by Main road; S. by D., L. & AV.. 4.9S
Owper unknown 2 .'l
Scog and Rico Austin Heights 1 14
3128
2 00
53
2 00
2 00
2 81
200
OLYPHANT BOROUGH.
Brown, Jumes
Dawson. Mrs. Mary ....
Dolph, Edward, Est
Grler, I.X. & Mrs. Davis.
Grler. I.X. & Mrs. Davis.
Hnlod, Theodore
liowey, Stephen
Jabovitz, A'ency
Jaczeerark, John
Jenkins. David
Olyphant Water Co
Reese, Mrs. Ann
Stephens, Frank
RANSOM
.11111 street, First ward 4
.Hill stieet. First ward 4
.Hannah Bell tracts coal land, Third
ward 1,381
.John Thomas tract. First ward 3S2
.Lewis Farmer tract. First ward 3S7
.Hill street, Fourth ward 4
.Dunmoro street. Fourth ward Ik
.Hill stieft. Fourth ward 2
Hill street. Fourth ward 4
.11111 street. Fourth ward 2
.Formerly owned by Geo. Hull, First
ward 26
.11111 street. Plrst ward 2
.Hill street. First ward 1
TOWNSHIP.
P2
W
64
56
361
19
14
32 ,
19
53
40V
su
1 house. Wacr's Druce, Edwin
20 acres Hvetlurt. John T S. Hoyt tract .. ....
117 acres Everhart. John T John Knight tract .
430 acres Everhart, John T John Phillips tract
ROARING BUO OK TOWNSHIP.
60 acres Ulewltt. Patrick E. Guise tract
25 acres Selplo, Lucy
1 h'se, 1 outho'se.
92 acres YcaKCr. H. H
SCOTT T OWNHIP.
1 house, 1 lot Scott A'nlley Co-operatlvo
Association
1 house, 1 lot Scigle, J. II
SPRING BROOK TOWNSHIP.
.. G 61
.. 16 23
.. 45 75
..116 1.8
11 61
2 18
5 13
.. ......
127. 132 ocres
i 1U2 acres
105 acres
r,i; acres
1 li'so. 1 outho'se
w acres
1 hse. 1 outho'se,
15 acres
M acres ,
Bouhe. outhouse,
71 acres
105 ncres
40 acre
W acros
Barrett, Edward ....
Burrett. Edward ...
Cllcer, Edward
1U1II1 U1IU II WM ....
...J. Lawrence tract
...J. Lawienco tract
...P. Roan tract
...B. Hlckok tract
Davis, James. Est M. Mlllett tract
Davis, James E
led wards, Edward J.
...S. Bennett and II. Benedict tract.
...S. Benedict tract
Haley, Patrick
Jenkins. E. D
Marcy, Eugene, Est
Rouuey. Mrs. Frank,
TR1IOOP BOROUGH
J. Presslngcr tract
Flavel Roan tract .
....L. llonhnm tract ...
Est.S. Benedict tract ..
.A
2 lots
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
60 acics
1 lot
1 lot
4 lots
Alnsor. A'lctor
Calliihun, Florlnda
Glllmore. A. O
Colling, Patrick ...
Howard, J. E
Lllllbr'.dfie, J. O.
..Dr. B. II Throop, Throop Dlst. tract
..Boulevard
. . Boulevn rd
..Dr. B. II. Throop. Throop Dlst. tract
..Dr. B. II. Throop, Boulevard Dlst,
tract
,..K. L. Harriett tract
Morgan, Isaac J Dr. B. II. Throop tract, Boulevard
dlst
Mills, 8. S B. H. Throop tract, Throop dlst
Staikman. Adolph B. 11. Throop tract, Throop dlst
3 56
2 76
0 60
19 46
20 M
U'i
6 58
4 32
3 :9
8 17
24 60
3 73
11 40
9 28
4 42
2 43
5U3
5 03
21 86
4 73
609
16 28