THE SUKAJNTON TJLUUUiNE-SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1890.
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CARBONDALE.
A COTJNCILMANIC DEADLOCK.
Squabble Over Surface Water Sewers.
The Bluff About Labor.
There Is a deadlock In the Carbon -dnle
councils over the 1 ttlng of n con
tract for tlu piopceel surface water,
.sower and as some Influences of sup
pression hae prevented a publication
or the facts, they ore given below for
th" benellt of the tax payers.
On August 10th bids were opened
fioni Blair & Kennedy, 513 C31 "0. and
F.'annagan .4 Co., of Seranton. $11,
122.75. There was a lower bid from
CUtcs & Lowland, but as it was not
ae cording to specifications It was not
considered.
As either of the valid bid xs.is in ex
(cs of the appropriation the commit
tee tepcrted to reject nil bids and
le-advertise Ttepoit 'was rejeetrd.
Then Selectman Battle offen'd a
resolution to award the contract to
Blair & Kennedy who Wfie S..M0S "5
higher than the other bidje-s for as
much of tl' ssork as could be done
for the amount of nppropilatiou. Tho
ote on this was as follows: Ecu
Battle, Nealon and Mannlon In select;
Vedeman, Kennedy and 'Williams In
common. Against Ssslsrert, Eaton,
Thompson In select: Van "i order,
Campbell, .Swingle in common. The
motion 'was lost. But light hor, tux
payer if ou are interested in how
your money is being spent wo xsant
you to consider the matter of that
resolution and scrutinize closely the
names of the men who voted on It, The
scheme was to subsequently transfer
from other appropriations enough
rr.onev to finish the work and heie was
a deliberate effort to take $:.40S 55 out
of your pockets. Can you harmonize
such official conduct with honesty and
business Judgment'
The city cleik was. instituted to ad
vertise for bids according to modified
plans which cut out the brick sewers
and brousht the cost down tn $8 000
oi $9,000.
SECOND ACT.
On September 21 bids on tho modi
fled plans were read as follows:
Giles & Loveland $5,G0u."5
Flanagan &- Co 6,074.10
Blair & Kennedy G.S02.25
Nolan Si Collins 7,872 90
P. E. McDonough S 049.43
The committee's majority repoit was
nceompanied by a icsolutlon awarding
the work to Giles .- Loveland and In
structing th" solicitor to prepate a
contract. The repoit was signed by O.
F. Swigert, James Thompson, V. A,
Swingle and Leouaid Campbell. A
minority report was In faor of Nolan
& Collins who ate $6,20015 higher. It
was slgnpd by Thomas Battle and J.
II. Wedemnn Both reports weie de
feated by a tie In select council It
requires a majority of each branch to
enrry. The ballots were- For major
ity report T'alon Ssslgeit, Thompson,
of select, and Shcpheid, of common.
Against Nealon, Battle, Mnimlnn, of
se ect. and A. F. Thompson, Van Yor
der, J. J. Nealon, AVedeman, Kennedy.
alsh, Smith, Ssslnsjo and Campbell,
of common.
For minority teport Thoinns Battle,
D' M. Nealon, .1 J. Mannlon, of select,
md J. II. V'edemnn, A. J. KcniuJy
and J. B Walsh, of common. Against
minority leport Ssslgeit. Thompson
and Eaton, of select, and Tie J Thomp
son, Shepheid. Van Yorelei, Swingle,
Smith and Campbell, of ommon
Again note the names of those who
saved jou (we are Inlltui',' to the tat
payers) Jl.SCOF.
Several commoners who voted
against Giles & Luselard did so for
petsonal reafon becuure of iiavlng
been blamed for th lejeotlon of their
bid on August 10 and should not be
ronsldered as opposed to the lowest
bidder principle. It was for tills very
reason that N" Homer f mUh on Sep
tember 2t'th made np amendment to let
contracts to ilannnsan te Co, whare
next to the lowest blddets. This
amendment was lost.
Eight here It should bo said that
nny man who Is mt man enough to
brush away personalities and follow
the course prescribed by the law and
demanded by his crnEtltutcnts' Inter
ests, should not hold tho oitle or
councilman. If he cannot oveicome
his prejudices ho ought tu tealgn.
THIRD ACT.
Last Monday, nil recommendations
of the. Joint eommlttee having been le
Jected, James Thompson Intioduoed a
resolution to give contract ta Giles A;
loveland and Thomas Ilittlo one In
favor of Nolan Ac Collins- S'l.'.'M 15
higher. These resolutions wro de
feated by practically the same xnte
xeiorded above except that Sir. Sihm
who was abent on the 21st, voted
for Giles & Loveland and points .1 out
very lucidly the danger of Jumping
over the lowest bidder.
Now as to this labor question: The
effort of the laboilug nin is cjm
mendable. They ate JustlPod In get
ting all the law will allow for their
sweat and also In getting more favoi
able laws If they can do it legitimately
tbiough the bnllot box. But as far as
the councllmen au concenfel It's a
farco It's a blufl Some of thorn ma le
speeches and tried to hed le-m. In be
half of labor and If any one of thm
was having a ditch eluf, on his proli
nes todaj by a $1.1)0 Il'ingaiiau and
another "Hun" came along and agreed
to ssoik for $1.2" It's a hundred to
nothing he'd discharge the first and
employ the second. And when he tells
you that he w mid pay $j00 $1 IO0 er
$2.(00 mote thin is necessity for hta
own work he lie. It is his duty ti ex
pend the cltys money with Just as
much care as he would bis own arJ
when he falls he betravi the trust of
his elector! Ills labo' talk soun Is
well but he doesn't mem it. II s uses
it as an excuse for his actions.
Many eitle llnoughout this state are
being robbed by their servants and
when councils Ignoio the right of tho
lowest respondblo bldler, they rpen
the door to corruption.
fourth act.
The fnuith act of this disgraceful
diama will h' pieonfl .Monday
night. ll we can say !s. 'Tax pxy
ers and voters, watch yout c niiicilnion
and if they sacrifice principle to av
rlce make them pay th" P"n.iltv of
political death if nothing mor severe
can be inflicted.
All the facts ,'tated In the foiegong
may be xerfld by the city recouls
which ate open to the public.
DIED AT NINETY-TWO.
"S esterday morning at two o'olo-k
Angus Camei on died at the age of
ninety-two at tho home of his daugh
ter, Mrs Anna Scuiry. of Wyoming
street. Tie was bom in Inxeinesshlre,
Scotland, and came to America n his.
outh, settling in this .dty In 1310 He
is survived bv the following sons and
daughteis: Mis Thomas Cnisvr, rf
Altoona, Ills , Duncan Cameron, of
Cedar Palls, Iowa: Mrs. John Cole, of
Greene, Iowa, Mrs. Chester Gray, if
Strc-ter, Ilia , Mrs. Chillies Orav, of
Seranton; Mrs. Anna Scurry and Va
gus Cameron, of this city. The fu
neral will br held Montliv afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the resic'on-v Inter
ment will be made in Mapl-wjod
i eniftery.
FOOT BALL TODAY.
The Hist game of foot billrof the
season will be played tod iv at Alumni
paik The contestants win i, the
famous Catbondale Indian an 1 an
A'thlhiild tuin. V AicmimM tin in
out as good fiot ball tuatiilil m It
does lia-e lull, the Indians will hive
to .tiu?gle Kud t muliualii their
teputatlon The game will b called
at half pa-t thieo o'clock A gool
sized attendance Is nntlelpUed by
Mnuaisei J It dsell Jones
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
P. T. Hughes Is In Port .Teivls.
(' W. rulk"rson Is in N.v Yoik
as her li" expects to have a sweet time
dNposIn;; of seveial tons .if honey dui
Ing the Dew y celebration.
Mr nnd Mr. W. It. Moms have re
tinned from Philadelphia.
E. N. Stone nnd fieoige Uuidlrk
spent lust night fishing nt Sliklei'i
ixilid
Mi. and Mis Albright -ind daughter,
lbltn, who have rrclihil at Hotel An
thracite for tho pi yeir, hae on
to Seranton to live,
tn ranton to He.
Dr and Mrs McGulie, of Vandllng,
wtro Caibondalo vlpltoi. yesieulay.
Frank Smith, shipping igent of the
Ontario and Western, Is attenllng tho
Dwev celebiatlon.
rECKVILLB.
Mi. E S. Peck, of Seianton, was a
business callei here yesterday.
Mr. I" S. Arnold, who drives the de
Iheiv outfit for the Peckvllle Store
company, has been tiunsferred to the
Hlchmondulu store as u clerk. Mr
Clark will hae chat go of the deliveiy
work here.
There will be n special meeting of the
Wilson Eire company nt the rooms
this evening. All members are re.
quested to bo piesent.
Mr. II. E. Patterson, of Carbondnle,
whh a business caller In town yester
day. '
Mm. E. K. Gielner is Indisposed by a
badly swollen hand and arm, paused by
a felon,
Mr. Hobert H. Moon leaves Monday
for Carlisle, Pa , where ho will attend
the Dickenson Law School
Mrs. D. ,Y. Blown Is visiting rela
tives at Avocn,
The executive committee of the
Young People's soclet have ptoctucd
tho Morgan store building for their
loan exhibit which will be held during
the week beginning Oct. 23.
Services in tho Presbyterian church
Sunday at 10 30 a. nt. and 7 SO p. in.
llev. S. II. Moon, D. D , pastor. Sub
ject, morning, "Joy In the House of
the Good" In tho evening' there will
be a rnllylng dnv seivlce. A fine pio
gramme has been prepared.
Peckillle Baptist church Pastor, J.
R Thomas, will preach tomorrow nt
10 30 a. m. nnd 7 p. in Morning sub
ject, "Emblems of the Word of God "
Evening subject, "Scenes nt the Cross
as Given by Luke." Sabbath school
at 11.30 a. m.
Miss Alice Moon i etui ned yesterday
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. J, W.
I'nrker, of Iteed City, Mich.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Preparations for the Coming Tnlr of
tho I. O. O. F. Dlanicaido and Gls
lon Nuptials Chuich and Per
sonal News.
The preparations for the coming fair
and festival of the Tnylorvllle lodge,
No. 60S, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, to be held in Weber's rink,
are progiesslng rapidly. Many firms
and leading men are contributing ex
pense nnd useful articles to be
chanced oft on nrlous evenings. The
bicycle contest Is arousing considerable
Inteiest. Other articles, including
parlor lamps, locking chairs, etc., v. Ill
be contested for. Don't forget the
dates, Oct. IS, 19. 20 and 21.
The matilage of Councilman Blanlc
ardis, of Old Foigo borough, to Miss
Josephine GIsIon, of Caibondalo, wis
solemnized on Thursday afternoon at
Carbondnle The groom gave a socle 1
In the evening to his many friends In
the Columbia hall. About two hun
dred guests wete present.
Coal Inspector and Mrs TiederVK
Wallack, of Peckvllle, who weie l
cently married, nie about to vacate
the Connolly property on Taj lor stioet
The usual seilces will be held Ml
the CaHary Baptist chutch tonni
row. Morning services at 10 30, Sun
day school nt 2 p. m, evening sei
Ices nt 0 o'clock, Pastor llev. Dr.
Harris officiating
Pations of the Tajloi line aie begin
ning to complain about the open cars.
The work of lepalring the damage
done by the bieaklng of the sheas e
wheel and guides at the Pyne lnina
one week ago Is completed. The col
liery resumed operation j esterday.
Tajlorvllle lodge, No fGS. I O. O. F ,
will hold on Important business meet
ing in their rooms this evening when
Installation of officers will be held. All
members are ui gently requested to be
present.
Mis. Oeorge Taylor, of Seranton, wis
the guest of relatives heie on Thurs
day. Sei vices tomoirow at the Presbyter
ian church at the usual hours. Rev.
L K. roster olllciatlng.
Mis. Casey and daughter, Elizabeth,
of New York, w ho have been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mis John T.
Gibbons, of Noitli Taj lor, have le
turned home.
Mis. Patrick Judge, of Duryea, was
the guest of relatives hero yesteiday.
Sabbath sen ices tomorrow at the
Methodist Episcopal church will be as
usual Pet vices at 10 45 a m. and 7
p m , Pastor llev Fiancls Gendall offi
ciating Sen Ices at the Welsh Congregational
chinch tomonow will be held at the
usual houis. Pastoi Itev. Thomas will
occupy the pulpit.
Miss Susie Simons returned to her
home In Mniyland after being the
guest of ex-Superintendent and Mis.
Samuel Baker, of Rendham.
Misses Lillian Howells. T,lzzle Das Ies
and Choice Powell nnd Messrs. Evm
G. Wntklns, Frank Decker and T. .T.
Hughes attended a soiree pat ty en
Thursday at South Seranton.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
John Roberts Laid to Rest Yester
day Third Degree Conferied by
Rushbrook Ladge William Oibbs
Home from "Met lie" England.
Personals.
The funeinl of the late John Rob'.its,
who died on Wednesdiy aftr a lung
and painful Illness, took plac yestet'
dav afternoon After v brie? service
at the linust' the lemalns wcie tak-n to
the Methodist Epis"opil chuich whole
the pastor, Rev J B. Coak, cvnducli'd
u vices, and In the coure of an 1m
piesalve seimon paid a befitting tilb
ut" to the chad man by whos- death
the community loses a good and peace
lovliip' citizen Tins lemalns were af
teiwaid taken to the boiouh "mtery
w'.ieie Intel mc nt was made. The pill
betreis voio William Eastlike, Ed-
I Giaves, John Robinson. John Ma
son F. R GUI and Philip llaknr.
Among the out of town ti lends who
attended wcie Ml and Mis Bone, of
Gieen Ridge nnd Mis. Hooper, of
V.'ilkis-Hnti".
Stephen AN llltmore, of Wmi Mavfleld
will leave tills evening foi r,, three
months' visit In Oiogon.
Mis. Michael Iulng, of Second
stieet. was a Caibondnle visitor jes
terdav. The leinnlrs of the late John Mayns,
who war. killed without a moment's
warning In the Erie mine Thuisday
mot ulng, as previously icpoitid, will
be laid to icst tomoirow afternoon.
s-Vrvlees will be held In the Primitive
Methodist chuich Decensi d was a
son of Mr. and Mrs amud Mayii"
of rouilh street and besides hU wife
and three children is suivlvcd by three
bi tlieis. Richaid, Thomns and Harry,
and lour sisters, Mis Rlchnid Rey
nolds, Mrs. Henry I.angman, Air?,
Luxinoie and Mr. Edward Stuart. Tho
Knights of the Alsstle Chain will at
tend the funeial In a body.
William Glbbs, of Went Mavleld. who
has been visiting his patents and old
friends In his former homo In Eng
land for several weeks past, returned
yesterdnj morning having had a very
pl'nsant trip .
The quilting paity held at the home
of Mis Tripp, on Second street, by
the Ladles' Aid society, of the Baptist
church, was lnigely attended Tho
Indies seived dinner to the gentlemen,
n largo number of whom partook
The Primitive Methodist rhurch will
hold an entertainment and fiult baz
aar on Saturday esonlng, October 14
Rev. Thomns Cook win preach lu tn
Primitive Methodist church tomonow
morning on "Jewels." In the evening
his subject will be "The Example of
Christ."
Tim Fliit Baptist Sun lay screnl will
observe Bible Day on October 8th. 'An
Interesting programme Is In course of
preparation.
Tho Delnwn.ro nnd Hudson colliery
worked but half a dny yesterday on
account of semclty of big rirs.
Frank Frease Is witnessing the Dew
ey leceptlon and nuncio in Now York.
Rushbrook lodge, No. 810, I. O. O.
F., conferred tho recond degree on
thres cnndldates on Thursday evening.
The Women's Home Mission met at
the homo of Mrs. Thomns Bray on
Main street Thutsdiy afternoon.
Mrs. John Sampson, Mrs. Clarence
Sampson, Mrs. R. N. Dnls, Mrs. Dow
rick, of Scrnnton, and Mis V. L.
Sampson, of Archbild, were on Thurs
day tho guests of Mrs Frank Barber,
of Main street.
The members! of the Magazine tlub
were entertained Inst evening nt tho
homo of Mrs. II. A. Wi'.lmnn, on South
Main street.
The pain of a burn or a srnld Is al
most Instantly lelleved by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm It alFo heals
the Injured parts more quickly than
nny other treatment, nnd without the
burn Is very severe does not leave a
scar. For sale bv nil druggists. Mat
thews Bios, wholesale and retail
agents.
THEATRICAL.
Tho Roober Company.
The clever company headed by Miss
Katharine Roeber will close Its week's
engagement at the Academy of Music
tonight, when "The Devil's Mine" will
bo presented. "Shall We ForgUe Her?"
Is the attraction for this afternoon.
''My Innocent Boy."
The Buffalo Evening News say ot
"My Innocent Boy," In which Otis Har
lan will appeal at the Lceum to
night: "George R. Sims has male a
capital bit of comedj in My Innocent
Boy,' which Otis Harlan brings out
at the Star this week. The play is
farcical In spots but It may be said
here that Mr. Harlan has made a Icng
stride toward his proper place In the
ranks of those who are doing what !'
known, for want of bettei ts'in, an
legitimate comedy At thc Royeltv
theater In London the pla had a long
nin, and It pleased our English friends
Immenselj as It did a larjre au Hence
last night. There Is genuine delight
in finding on tho stage in these dajs
a play that has enough of a plot t3
maintain a constant Interest one that
Is clean all through one that does pot
depend solely on hore play to produce
a laugh. That's the sort of an affair
that Otis Harlan has In '.My Innocent
Boy,' and he is to be congratulate 1 -as
is oveiybody who Is Tucky enough
to see the comedy In Its short mn at
the Star.
At the Gaiety Theater.
Hoey and Norton's Twentieth Cen
tuiy Comedians at the Gaiety this af
ternoon and evening Is the best vaude-
llle show on the road. They have ten
big acts and esery one of them is good
The two Marons in their hand and
head balancing are great. Johnson and
Dean aie great In their latest coon
songs. They aie the cleveiest colored
team on tho stage. On Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Oct 2, 3 and 4.
the Euiopean Sensation company will
be seen, with matinees dally.
Cameron Clemens Company.
Below is a clipping fiom the Reading
Daily Res lew In refuence to the Cam
eron demons company, sshlch opens
Monday esenlng at the Academy of
Music Any lady procuring tickets be
foie 7 p. m. Mondaj will be admitted
for fifteen cents.
'The Academy ssas baldly able to
hold the people who ss anted to ssltness
the opening peiformance by the Cam
eron Clemens company. A better bal
anced lepertolre company has nes'er
befoie appealed In the Academy. Mr.
Clemens puts Into his acting the force
and power which makes friends and
holds them. Not once did he step os-cv
the bond of diamntlc art "
"Jonah and the Whale."
J. Biandon Tynan, ssho plajs th
leading part In "Jonah and the Whale,"
the farce about which everone Is talk
ing in New York, is one of America's
most capable young nctois. Daniel
Ei oilman, of the Ljceum theatre, New
York.has loaned Mr. Tnnn to the man
agement of "Jonah and the Whale,"
and the actor himself is so pleased ssith
his oppoitunltles In this play that he
declaies It to be the best of his c.ireer
Tynan plays the oung losei, whose
unfortunate choice of a disguise gets
him into mull a peck of tiouble that it
is said the thiee acts of Jonah "go with
a loar." It will be seen at the Lyceum
Tuesday esenlng.
"The Carpet Bagger."
The popular comedian, Tim Mutphy,
will appear at the Esceum Wednesday
esenlng in a new play by Ople Read
and Frank S PIxlej, entitled "The Car-pnt-Haggei
" It Is a political, roman
tic comedy, full of fun, thrilling In In
teiest. and has been pronounced by a
Chicago newspapei critic as "the finest
American comedy written in the last
Use jeais." Mi Murphy glses it a
magnificent pi eduction, canjlng spe
cial scenery und a s-eiy stiong cast.
Including A. S. Llpman The pluy deals
with tho political situation just nitei
the Clsll ssar, nnd exposes with un
merciful, but humoious, satire the cor
luptlou of that period. It shows hosv
a man, good at heait, but In business
and politics utteily coirupt, may be
purified and tedeemod by the liillueuce
of a woman.
BASE BALL.
At Boston (first game) R. if r,
Wntihlligtoii 00 0 2 00 00 0 J 7 2
Boston 0'.' 0 0 0 Ov 2 I G 2
Uatterles-Esans und Klttrlilgo; Nlch
ola unci Snlllsun.
Second game n. H. E.
Washington .. .. 10 0 0 10 0 02 ci S
Huston 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 6 7 3
llatteiles McFarland and Posserj;
Lewis and Sullivan. Umpires Swart
wood and Hunt.
At Philadelphia- u. 1! E
New York 2 00 0 100 17 V 1
rhlladclnhla ...10000100-2 S 2
Batteries Ccttlg and Warner; Hern
hard and Douglass. Umpires--Manas&ad
and Connolly.
At Baltimore rt. n jj
l!lookln 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 2
Baltimore 0 0 0 110 0 0 1-3 0 1
ISattcrlc.'-lIuchFH and McGidro: Me
Olnnlty and Smith ITmplrcs-Emslle
and Dw.scr.
FOOT BALL NOTES.
The Juveniles of the South Side, base
organized for the season, and would llko
to play any foot bull team In tho county
on the Stillwater grounds, Tho line-up la
ns lolhissx: Mai tin Flaherty, right end;
V MtUuJre, left end; P McCurrlck.
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Rexford Co, 223 Lackassniuia usenue.
HELP VJANTED-FEMALE.
WANT lfl)' IMUlDIATliTYATlIOR
nuglily experienced saleslady for our
milliners dcpaitmetit permnnent position
ami good salnrs to the right lurty. Only
those who base bad three to fise ears'
experience need jppls l.cbcck & Corln,
121-1 Jei W omlng as enue
WANTED - EXPERIENCED SALES
ladles must be ssell leeommeiuled
Rexford Co, 22'i Lackassnnna asenue
BOARDING.
BOARDING C23 PINE STREET.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PROFITS .IN STOCKS. WHEAT AND
cotton Mackev's Modern Methods
Muko Money. Write for our free book
C E Mackey & Co, LMi Biojdwus Nesv
York
JMPOUNDED.
IMPOUNDED AT BULL'S HEAD-flN-l
black und white cow sslth ciumpled
bonis. It not called for In three dajs
sslll be sold for charges Impounded
Sept 22, s Thomas Coollgan, Pound
master MISCELLA NEOUS.
JUAHSAe.iE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CM
Ollsc street
TO WHOM CONCHRNED-DRAAVINO
foi organ and book case at Co-opera-
tls-e hall, Sept JS, Is postponed to Oct If,
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF GEORGE MUvNIGII'l. DL
ce.ised, of Seranton Letteia testa
mentur upon the abose i state having
been grunted to the undersigned, nil pi i
soiis basing claims against bald estate
will present them fur porncnt und those
indebted thereto sslll please ninkt pa -ment
to
J W BROWNING. Admliilst'r
Mears' building, Seranton, P.i
NOTICE -THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the members of the Luck.twunna Htor,.
Assoelutlon. Limited sslll be held at the
olllce of the Association In the cits of
Seranton. Pi . 'NeelncMlaj Oct 4 1S11
at 2 o'clock p m for the election of
managers fot the uisulue sear ami for
tho transaction of Mich othet business
ns maj pioperls come before the meeting
II S Unhchlld Seeielais
Seranton, Pa . Seoti-mber 10 1R09
SITUATIONS WANTED
AWSMirnTiYwou7d
ssork In otllce Is i: iie.irs old. Address
E Machette, Elnihurst, Pa
WANTED-WORKING OUT BY THE
ela, hcaisedc unlng. washing and iron
lug 410 Hallsteud court.
SITUATION WANTED-jTFa" v"oUNG
ssomuii to go out hs tho day or tuk
ss-ush home Apply 4)3 tear of Noilh
Main asenue.
WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED LADY
a position ns houhekeepei in small
family, or mending nnd plain sewing
Good references Address asti Adams ase
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADYfpOof.
tlon as double entiy bookkeeper or
assistant, can furnish lefcrencu. Ad
dress 419 Irs big asenue.
SITUATION WA NTED-YOUNO MAN
of 17. graduate of High School, under
stands stenogruphic soiK, can do book
keeping, ssould lllco placo to do general
ollleo work C O . 120tj Cedar asenue
SITUATION WANTED-HY THE DAY
svnshlng, Ironing or cleaning Miss L
E. 4.!0 8 Ninth stieet, cits
right tackle: W. Murphy, left tackle,
W Golden, right guard; W Holand, left
Kiiard; J Dunlcasy, center, M. Garses
quuiterbuck: E. Consldlne, full buck, M
Lusello, rlRht halt back; P. McGosein,
left half back Martin l.usehe. manager.
1 Edward ComkIuIuc, captain.
Exchange.
PROFESSIONA L.
AHCHITCOTB
EDWARD H. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Council building, Sctauton
E. I, WALTER, ARCHITECT, OFFICE
rear of Wit! Washington asenue
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR , ARCHITECT.
415 Spruce st , cor Wash, uv , Seranton.
FREDERICK L BROWN, ARCHITECT,
Price building, li Washington asinue,
Scrnnton.
T. 1. LACEV & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Hank.
OCNTIST3
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCHANTON PUT
sato Hospital, cor. Womlus und Mill
beirj. DR. II. V REYNOLDS, OI'P. P. O.
DR C. C LAUBACH, 113 Wyoming ase
WELCOME C SNOVER, Cosl Exchange
2nd Door, Room D Iloun, 0 to 1, 2 to u
HOTCLS AND RESTAURANTS
'1HE ELK CAFE. 123 nneTl27 FRANK
lln uscliue. Rates rcusonnble.
P ,ElGLi:R, 1'ioprletor
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L .S: W,
pasienger depot Concluded on the Eu
ropean plan VICTOR KOCH, 1'iop
LAWYER3
RICHARD J. B011RKE, ATTOHNEY-ut-Lusv,
Coo-J Laiknssnnna asenue Oeii
eral lasv buslne-ss, collections and loans.
J. W. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Lass1. Rooms "12-3U Meurs
Building.
D B. REI'LOOLE, ATTORNEY IX3ANS
negotiated on leal estate security
Meats building comer Washington
usenuo ui.d Siuuee street.
M J. DONAHCE, ATTORNEY-AT-law
Olllces, 012-31.: Me us Building.
FRANK E BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-nt-Lasv, Buir bulldlng.rooms
13 und 14, Washington uvenue
WILLARD. WARREN &. KNAl'P, AT
turnejs and Counsi llois-at-Lass. Re
publican bulldlni;, Washington avenue,
Sei union. Pa.
JESSPP &. JESSUF, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Lass, Commonsseulth
building Rooms 1, 2U and 21.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-Lasv
Rooms .ill, 01.1 and SIC Board of
Trade Building
JAMES J. II HAMILTON, ATTORNEY
at Lasv. C02 Commonwealth Building,
Seranton.
EDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY.
Rooms 903-104, nth lloor, Mears Building.
L A. WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
r02 Boaid of Trado building, Sctauton,
Pa
C R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth Building, Seranton, Pa.
PATERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank Building
C COMEGYS, y-n
Building
REPUBLICAN
A W. BHRTIIOLP, ATTORNEY,
Meais Bulldlpg.
PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS
MARY A SHEPHERD, M D, HOME-
opathlst, Mb Lludcu stieet.
DR W E ALLEN,
liigtou usenue
'.13 NORTH WASH-
DR. 1. M GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 203
Bond of Trade Building Olllce hours,
s to 'i ti in , 2 to .1 and 7 to S p. m
Residence, 209 Madison usenue
DR C I, FREAS SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Fitting nud Fat Reduc
tion OfUro telephone 1! Hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 1
DR S W L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE 219
Washington asenue Residence. HIS
Mulberry Chronic diseases, lungs,
heait. kldness nnd geulto-urlnary or
gans a speclults Houis, 1 to 4 p m
W G ROOK, VETERINARY SUR
geou. Horses, "uttle and Dogs t retted
Hospital, 121 Linden stieet, Scrnnton.
Telephone 2t-72
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Seranton. Pa Courses prepurators to
college, lass, medicine or business. Opens
Sept 11th Send feu catalogue Rev
Thomas M. Canu, LL D, principal and
proprietor; W. E Plutnley, A M , bead
master SEEDS
G R. CLARK & CO . SEEDMEN AND
Nuiser.smen: store 11C Wahhlngton ase
nue: gieen house, 1 !."iii North Main as'e
line, stole telephone, 71
WIRE SCREENS
J0S KUETTEL REAR Bit LACKA
ssannu asenue, Sitiintoti, Pu , nuinufae
turer of Will Screens.
MISCELLANEOUS
BaT'ERS "ORCHESTRA-MI'SIC FOR
bills, picnics, patties receptions, ssed
dings and concert ssoik furnished Foi
ti mis address i J Hauei. coudiif tor,
II" Ws omlng as emu, osir Hulberts'
music stole
.MEOARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS
supplies, ens'elopes paper bags twine
Warehouse 1,0 Washington nsitiuc,
Seianton, Pu.
CITY SCAVENGER
A B BRIGGS tT BANS PRIVY VAULTS
und cess nools i c inlcu Improscd
puiupb use-d A li HRIilGS Proprietor
Lease ordus 1100 Noith .Main asenue
or Eleke's cling stole cornel Adams und
Mulbeus Telephone ''310
SCALP TREATMENT.
MltS I?'rKETl7ERSC
ment, J'k i-l inipiioliig 10c , fudal
mussagi tnaiili uiint,. 2'.c , chlrupod.
Jul Quiucs
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect June 10, 1800.
Tiains Leave Seianton:
0.45 a. m,, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. in. week days, for ITazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norristown,
nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltlmore,Wa8hlngton and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
iugton and Pittsburg and the
West.
4.27 p. in,, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. 11. WOOD. Gen'l. Pass Agent
J 11 HUTCHINSON Gcnerul Maiiuuer.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
Del., Lnckti. an.l Western.
Effect Monday, Juno B, 1839.
Trains leave Scrnnton ns follows Ex
Wl. for Ncw York and all points east,
1 JO, 3 00, Cio, S 00 and 10 05 n m., 155 and
3 33 i, m.
1 xpress for Enston, Trenton. Phllndcl
:"a,nn.,l(1 ,l" south r, 10, 8 no nnd 10 03 a.
n , 12 B,, nnd 3 31 p m
lobjimnnu necoinmodntlon C10 p. tn
niiii,n'?a for Hhighamton, Oswego, El
S n 'i "-""'llig, Bath. DnusvllU Mount
Mnrrls and Buffiilo u 10, 2 3fi. 9 00 a. m.:
ilA,,?"". ri,w " " ninklng close rtmn.c
,V,?"o nt 'hiffnlo to nil points In tho wost
uJ,!"?,t mul southwest
nshlngtnu accommodation, 3 10 p. m.
'unghiimtoii und wnv stiitlon-. 1 ' p. ni.
inctoryvllle) accommocliitlnii. I M p in.
Aieliolson nccommodatlon. Hfrtp mi
,iixnr"s for Fticaancl Rlchtleld Spring!,
tii" '""'id IV. p m
Jhuca 2 sew . rn nnd 1 .." p in
it .1 "flhiiinborlaiid, Plttston. V bkes
i n'i ' 'I "1011111 Mormsburg und Dtti
,,JH ?' ',njkhig close connections at North
V,m,',TrIri"' ''" Wllllnmspotl, lltnlsburg,
unltlmoie, Washington nnd the ii.utli
"Vorthnniberland Tin I Intermedl i:n sta
Joiis. C2D, iot)3 a. in ni'd 1 W. and C 10 p.
Nnntlcnke and Intermediate stations,
. in,V 1I-10 a in Pis mouth nnd Inter
"3''HHt nations, 3." nnd S 60 p. m. For
L iigston, i; ns p m
i uilmun parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
lor detailed information, pocket times
tables, etc., apply to M L Smith, DIs
trict Jnsenger Agent, depot ticket otllco.
Central Knilrn.ul of Nesv Jersey
Stations In Nesv York-Foot of Liberty
s treet, N. R , and South Ferry, Whitehall
street.
Antlirnrlte Coal used exeluslvels, Insur.
ing cleanliness and comfort
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. 12.1819.
Trains lease Seianton for Nesv York,
Aessark, Ellztbeth Pblbnlelphl I, Easton.
Um '.lch,Sm' Allentossn, JIuueh Chunk and
ssnito Has en nt S :0 u m expiess, 1.20;
evpress uq ,, ,, sunilu.vs, 2 11 p. m.
)or Plttston nnd Wllln s-Burre, 8 ".I,
J '0 n. m . l 20, no, t 11 p ni Sundays,
H W a tn. an, 7i-, ,, ,'
1 or Motinttln Park. S ,0, It "n n. m 1 29
V in. Sunclus, lira u in, 2 13 p. m.
i or I la lu in ore nnd Washington, and
l''',"N outh mil West sla Bethlehem,
li n in . l '.ii p m Sundass, 2 11 p ni.
STO
" J.one' Jliuneli. Oeeiin Urnso. etc. at
n m and 1 20 p in.
1 OT Kpn fltnrv r r l.n...... n.t.l tf ...Ld.llSI
:,.:. 'M'e'itowii S30 a. in., 1 20 p. in. Sun
os. j i, j, I,,
lot Pottssllle. 8 SO a. in 1 21 p. m.
Through tickets to all points East,
.south and West at lossc-t into at tho
station
J H. OLHAUSEN. Gen Supt.
H I'. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt,
Dcliiware nnd Hudson.
On May nth, 1S)9, tiains will leava
Seranton ns follows-
For Caibonilub 0 20, 7 S3. 8 S3 10 13 a. m.;
1-' noon, 121, 2 20, ,i 32. D 23, 6 23, 7.37, 013,
11 00 p m , I 1(, a. in
Foi Alii in), Sarntofa. Montreil, Bos
ton Ness England points, etc. 1 20 a. ni ,
2 20 p m
I'or llnne&dale C20, D13 n in, 2 20, 5 2 j
P tn.
Foi svilke s-Bai re-0 15. 7.4S. S 43, 0 3$,
10 i ! a in , 12 0J, 1 23, J.,,3, 4 27, C 10, 7 IS,
10 41 II 30 p ni
For Nesv Yoik Philadelphia, etc, via
Lehigh Valley Railroad 0 41 p. in., 12 03
1.23, 4 27 p m ; ss 1th Black Diamond Ex
piess, nop ni
For Pcnnsjlsuula Railroad points, 0 43,
0 3S u. m., 2 1b, 4 27 p. m
For ssestern points. la Lehigh Valley
Railroad 7 48 a. m . 1203. 3 33, with Black
Diamond Exptiss, 10 41, 11 30 p. ni.
Tiains sslll urrlso In Seranton ns foi
losss. From Catbondale and tho North f 40,
7 43, N !S, ) 3), 10 SS 11 C8 a in. J 1 23, 2 13,
8 2"i, 4 21, 7 41, 10 3S 1127 p tn.
From Wllkes-Harro and the South 61",
7 4S. S 4S, 10 jS 11 S3 n in ; 1 IS, 2.11, 3 4S,
G 20, C 21, 7 S3, 1 01 10 01 p m ; 1.13 a, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbondtle S03, 1133 p. m.J 2 53,
3 32, S 47 'i S3 p in.
For Wilkes-Rarre 0 30, 12 03 a. m.; 1 SS.
3 23 5 II, 7 4S p m
For Albany, S iratore, Montreal, Bos
ton. Ness- England points, etc., 2 23 p. in.
Losvest rates to all points In United
Stales and C.-.nutia
J W. BURDICK. G P A , Albtny, N Y.
H. W. CROSS, D. P. A , Scrunton, Pa,
Lehigh Vallov Kailro.id.
In eftect May 14. 1"9.
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For Philadelphia and Nesv York Ia D.
& II It. R . ut G 43 u in. and 12 03, 2 IS,
4 27 (Black Diamond Expiess), and 1130
p in.
Sundns-s, D . II , 1 r- 7 IS p. m.
For XAhlto II is en, Hamilton und prin
cipal points in the cotl regions sia D &
II R R., 0 43, 2 18 and 4 27 p. m. For
Pottssllle. 0 41, 2 1- P m.
For Bethlehem, 1'istun. Reading, ITsr
rlsburg and pilndtul Inleimediato uta
tions ski D & II R. R. 0 45 i m, 12 tn.
2 IS 4 27 (Black Iiliinouil Express), U.u),
Sundass. D .V 11 IIS. 7 4Sji m
For Tunkhannoik. Tossunda, Elmlra,
Ithaca, Genes i and ptlticlpal Inteimedl
ato stations, sli Ii. L &. W. R. R, 8 03
a m , 12 M and ! t". p in
For (ienesa. Roebii-tr, Buffalo. Niag
ara Falls. Chicago u el all points ss.st
U D & II. R R. 120", l"l liilick Dia
mond Express). 7 4x and 11 VI p m. Sun
ehiss. D & II 1-' 01 n m , 7 IS p m
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley parlor ens on hll triins betsseen
Wllkes-Hnne and N' ss York, Philadel
phia. Buffalo and Suspi nslon BrMite
ItOLLIN H. WILBUR, Gen Supt., South
Ilethhhem. Pa
CHAS S LEE. Gen Pn-s, Agt, 20 Cort-
landt street Ness A oik
AW NONNEMAC HER. DIs. Ta-s. Agt.,
South Bethlehem Pi
For tickets nnd Pullman rescrsaMonl
appl SO'i Ltckassannu ase, Seranton, Pa,
Irlc nnd Wyoming Valley.
Tlmo table, In effect Sept. 11th, 1SU "
Trains leava Sei uilon for Ncs "iorlt",
Nessbutgli and luteimedlato points c is
Eiici railroad also tor 1 lasv ley cud local
points at 7 03 a m and 2 23 p. m
Returning tiains airlse ut Seianton ae
10 21 a m und .SIC and 9 10 p m.
SOIIAVrtlN DIVISION.
Ill Infect Jllllci H5th, ISPgi
North Bound. South llounct,
sUssoaTsiu i zozfe tTrsoi
m a & stations 3 k W
a 13 W. 3 Ig ala
a u p u Arrlie Lease a m
7C5N Y Franklin rtt .... 74 ....
7 to, West 4ind street ... 7M , ..
.... 700 SVeeUasfken ... 81..
a u p m'p h Arrive Leave a wr up u
10 45
10 40
10 31
10 21
C2V I 15
018 Id
6 0712 5G
G0OIS4II
5M.1S4U
e ados i
610,
6 1C
8d
68C
6 41
650
6 BE
7m
708
7W
1 St
4 Cj 4 si
Hancock
Btiirllslit
1'icstoQ 1'arl:
SSInsvoou
Poj at cllo
Orson
iUoasnut Mt,
I'ntoiiJale
Koicst ntr
OarbDudale
SShttelirldi;
.MajJIrlrt
.1 ii n) a
AlchlbaM
tntou
I'rckvin
oivjihant
rnreburif
'1 hroop
rrnsHenco
rail. Piaco
I
3
4 31
4 41
it:
60
614
6 83
6NI
10 15
10 00
5 1TI12 2S
5 41 18 II
5 WUfS
1150
0 40
ytol
5.1511 M,
C, 6 31
9 88
q in
5 IB, 11 IS
1 6 41
341 6 64
38, S ti
5 00' 184
ot
9 Oil
4 17(11
4 51IIU1
7 37,13
7 ClilS
43 1101
43 6 03
61 0 01
Mi 6 U
69 IS
oi eat
07 tit
10 6 V7
1 631
171 6 33
80 6 So
uV M
8 58
8 53
8 50
8 46
B4i
8 40
838
4 411 -23
44)111!)
4 4011 IS
7 44 S
7 60 3
7M 3
7f8 3
81V; 4
8 04 4
8 06 4
8 10 4
8 li'ti
8161 4
4 36 11 1
4 311107
4 2S 11 0
4 -'J 11 01
8 33
4 23 11 (W
81.
4 IB f 057
8 30
41M0 5.V
ha anton
A 11
r u a u Leave
Arilve
'a uir
t. Sunday only
t BU'uMes that trains stop on signal for pas.
sengers. r
irains 80 and soo Bundajr only, other trains
dally except Sunday.
recure rates via Ontario Western befor
purchasing tlckots and sare money
cllnlncr chair cur New Vork to CUIcsjo without
ctianio. I'nuenger Ctutcs Koduced to
Iivo Cenu Per Sllle.
m ,... .. J. O, Anderson, orn.raas Act.
T.FlltOroft, Dlv Pass. ARt Hernntnti. Pn
NEWSPAPERS
THE W1LKE3-BARRE RECORD TAN
be had In Scrunton at the nosvs stancl
of Rolsman Broa.. .403 Spruce and 503 Lift.
Ven,: V, Norton J2J Lneknssanna avenue:
1. S. Schutzer. Ill Spruco street. """""
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