THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1890.
CARBONDALE.
WEDDINGS.
Yetterdny ut IiIrIi noon Ml'" 1'llara-
beth Davis, daughter M air. unci airs.
IrvliiK Davis, vvni made the vvlt nf
George C Alvold l'he cciemony wu
performed nt the homo nf the bible's
parents on Seventh nvenue bv Hev A.
V. Chaffee "t the Methodist church.
The btlde vvns ntlrei' In a blue travel
ing di cm -ind 'ho co'itln wn unatten
ded Tlu Mmal a'oratloH weie oviy
prettv Onlv tin- 1 'datives and Imme
diate fi lends witnessed tho nuptial''.
A repast was served and Air. and Mi".
Alvord left at thief o'clock foi Al
bany. Thev will go to New Yolk be
fore tPturnlrjr. Thoe from, out nf
town who -atomic I are Matey H
Nlen) li pViiI; Nlcols. Mr. and Mrs.
Jtlchaid NleoK Mis. B. O. Ileddoe.
Ilmjiunlii J UeiWn' ruid Miss lennl"
Bed lew, o. Scranton: Mr an 1 Mrs. C.
l Bel.uny nf CJroen Uldge, Mis. !.
AV Vavls, of Providence. Mr. William
Pentecost. Mik fr.ovv. Mr" M. l
Found, cit Prompton; Mr- I H Steph
enm, Mr and Mrs. H W Keltovv, of
Green V.ldco V.". !-. round of 1'rovl
denee and Mi". I" S. Stephenson, of
AVnymuit
l'UKNTt.J-s-RO.snNGlSAWT.
At tlve homo nf Mi nnd Mis. .t.isper
B. Kosengi ml No SI nlrkett gtroet,
ycalerdav nionilng at S o'clock their
daughter Anna was married to AvlllWm
Prentiss of Mlnnpoll, Minn. Rev. A.
r Chafft" of the Meth' dlst chinch of
llclatfd nphjI one liundied ru'-Us
weie present Tho brh'e vvoio a dark
blup traveling lni s-inl lioKoil vo?y
prett Citcrpr mm T. U Shepherd
reived tho wedding bionrfast. Mr and
Mrs Pientlss left at noon for Minne
apolis whole thov will r?lde . Cur-bond-tie
loses one of lis most thatnilu?
vnung ladles and the school illstilct
Assoclition now in lonventlon at
FIBEMEN HONOR. CAMP3ELL.
All Caibondnlians take pildo in the
honor bestowed upon Thomas "ampboll
of this eitv ly the Plate Fltemen's
Association now In convention Jfc it
Seranton Ills election to the first vice
presidency not only honors Mr Camp
bell but leflects cicdit on the judgment
of bis electois. It is iafo to predict
that be will fill the olTce with dignity
and ability.
A NEW ALDERMAN.
Kx-Atayor William Morrison has been
npointPd nldeimnn of the Thitd ward
to succeed Michael I.oftus drcased.
Official notification Mas not yet been re
ceived but an Associated Pics dis
patch stated the fact and hundreds? of
friends have already congratulated Mr.
Moilison on his good foitune.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mis M. E. "Whitney are vis
itlng relatives in Buffalo. N. Y.
Mi and Mrs. Frederick Frank at
tended the Hopcsdtle fair jcslerday.
Fiedeilck Watt and Charles Humph
rey drove over to the Wayne county
fair yesterday.
M G AV.il t nnd Albert Crane aio
enjovlng a cro's country tramp from
Hnneoek to Pint Jeivls. They will
leturn 'via the tow path
Frank Fen el is eon'.ned to bUj
Summit avenue- homo by illncsa.
Mrs John I'elhlck Is ill. &
Mrs J F. Campbell, of Wyoming
street is visiting Binghamtrn fi lends.
The S mphony orchestra met last
eenlng at tlie home of G. S. Kimball.
Professor A. P. Peters has returned
fiom New A oik.
OLYPHANT.
A special meeting of the Olyphant
conclave of Heptasophs was held lart
evening to take action on the death
of Dr AV. K. Lloj d, one of Its mem
bers Dr Uovd came to his death by
falllns down a lllght of stairs at the
State hotel In Tamuqua Tuesday morn
ing Deceased was boin in Tamaqua
loity-seen yeais ago. He was a grad
uate of the TUltliunte Medical college,
and lias been a lesldent of this town
for the past eighteen years. He went
to Tamaqua In August, wheie ho ha1
since practiced at his profession. Bo
slues his wit.-, hi- is survived by two
sons and one daughter, Dr. AV 1Z.
Llod, ji Poultnev, A't , Dr. ltoss
Uoyd, Mlddletow n Springs, A't , and
Miss Charlotte, ot this place. Th "u
neral airangements lae not y t been
made.
At the Presbyteilan building Wed
nesday evening, Oct. 11, at S o'clock
will be assembled a hinging schoo' ot
olden time, Instiucted in the most ap
proved munner by Mistress Plunkett
(Hattie Beatiice Matt lews), assisted
by 'Squlto Bellingh.un 'A. . iVid
dow'tleld) and his nui.i xenant, .lulljs
Cenfer (Walter Alwortbl, w ''lithe fid
dle, and Cvnthia Ulgr'o.v (Ornci I'et
tlgrew) who plavs tli symphrny on
the haipflcoid Tlf following Is a liht
of the tunes and lng"Ti "On Spilrg
fleld Mountains," 'Grw.nu i.1 Siund
the Ioud Tlmbiel." "In the Starlight"
(duet) SvHI.i Nightingale und Mary
Jane Moms, Cousin Jededlah: solo
b AiaDella Clarke "Jerusalem, My
Glotlous Home " "Yankee Slelghilde"
(solo) by Patience Styles, "Darby and
Joan (solo), by old Mis Gieen; "Aunt
Dinahs Quilting Patty." by Nancy J.
Morris tlddle solo, by Julius Ceafar:
"On Old Spiinglieid Mountain." by
Hajdac Conixtnek, "Star Spangled
Banner ' Uuct. by Patience Stjies and
I'attj Daliyinple. Names of the
young ladles Firtt fiddle, Sjlvla
Nightingale Georgia Thomas Piu
denco Pettljohn. Chaule C'rippen. Pat
ty Daliyinple Mis Bundle bella
Clarke Jessie Pettlgrew second treble,
Nancy J Motil Jennie Uals. Pene
lope AVhlte Snuib Omi Dollj Kndl
cott. Lillian Alaithen? "Men -Tenors
GOL
DUST
The Best
Washing Powder.
Cleans Everything from Cellar to Garret.
Handy McPherson, Gomel Davis, Job
I'ettlgrevv, Hntnuol Hill, Jeremiah
Gieen, Tom Dodds, Hadac Comstock,
Will AVIntors. Bassos, Jefferson Jones,
A'bljah Elmer, Jackary AVhltcomb, Dan
Matthews, Martin U Joyce, William
Wlddowfleld, Benjamin P. Drown, Ed.
Matthews, Betsey Martin (Mtigglo Mc
intosh) and Moses Slnipklns (Moses
Hnrnden). cannot be classed nt the
present tlrti1 N. B People are for
bidden to take naps during the con
ceit and no unseemly levity will be
allowed. Admission, ndults, 15 cents;
rhlldiPti, 10 cents. The entertainment
ptomlses to be the very host given by
the young icop1p who are now
zealously woiklng to secuic funds for
the new church, and should be encour
aged by liming a crowded house.
Mis. t) G. Jones spent yestcidny
with West Seranton friends.
Miss Km ma AVetherldge, of Nuntl
ocke, Is the gupst of Mrs. Harr Bud
de, of Dlakcly.
Mi. and Mis. Frank Orchard and
children, of Garbonddle, visited rela
tives heie yesterday.
Mis John McAndrew Is spending a
few weeks at Paterson, N. J.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Death of Private John Powell.
Seranton Traction Company Ex
tending Their Line Social and
Other News.
A telegram was received here fiom
Poi to Itlco yesterday afternoon an
nouncing the death of Private John
Powell, son of Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Powell, of North Taylor, which result
ed from a severe attack of malaila.
He was an ex-member of Company li.
Thirteenth regiment, Nntionnl Guard
of Pennsylvania, and after being mus
tered out lie volunteered with the Uni
ted States light artillery, which Is now
stationed at the above place. The
news of bis untimely death Is a great
shock to his parents and ft lends, who
knew nothing of his Illness.
Ladle' camp. No. 123, P.itilotlc Order
of Americans, held an enjoyable social
at their looms In Van Horn's hall on
Tuesday evening After the business!
of the camp was concluded a pro
gramme of speechmaklng, etc, was
lendeied. A l.nge delegation of mem
beis fiom the ladles' camp ot Hyde
Park were present Bcfreshments
were served.
The Seranton Ti action company
started the vvoik the foiepart of tlv
week of completing their line fiom thn
present terminus at Rendhnm, to
Duryea. A laige force of men Is em
ployed and the vvoik Is being rushed
with all possible speed, with the hope
of having the track laid before a heavy
frost sets in It will probably take
two weeki to complete the work as far
as Lackawanna, where operations will
be suspended until a bridge has been
built acioss the Lackawanna river.
AVllliams division. No. 61. Sons of
Temperance, of the Archbald, installed'
the following officers nt tho meeting
held on Tuesday evening Dlstiiet
Deputy William Thomas perfoimed the
ceremonies. Outside sentinel, Bimcr
Shlrtz; Inside sentinel, Bymond Becch
ler; assistant conductor, Mercj Pln
nock, conductor, William Davis, chap
lain, D H. Davis; treasurer, Chailes
Williams, financial scribe. Benjamin
Jenkins; iccoidlng scribe, Reese Lloyd;
assistant recording scribe, Mame Mor
ris; worthy patiiaich, David Lloyd,
J-'.
Lackawanna A'nlley council, No. 81,
Junlo.' Order United American Me
chanics, will meet In their rooms this
evening.
The Taylor Hose company. No. 1,
have completed all arrangements for
the firemen's paiade, which will be held
at Seranton this Afternoon. Steg
maler's team of grays have been he
cured to draw the Are patrol. The
Taylor silver cornet band with eigh
teen pieces will accompany the boys.
Pay day at the Archbald colliery to
day for September
Mr Davis, of Plymouth, Is visiting
at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. AVilllam
It Jones, on Main stieet.
Taylor castle. No. 2G7, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will meet in their
rooms this evening
John Fein, of Hyde Patk, was a
business caller here on Tuesday even
ing .
Mi 9, John Francis, of Feltsvllle, Is
quite sick at her home
The Odd Fellows committee on fair
will meet this afternoon. All meinbcus
of the committee ale requested to be
present
Mis Thomas Bovan Is quite sick at
her home on Taylor street
Don't foiget the faggot social which
will be held at the Calvaij B.iptlst
chinch tomonow evening.
Tlnee Doctors in Consultation.
Fiom UenJainln Fiauklin '
"When you are slek, what vou llkp
best Is to be chosen for a medicine In
the fiist place, what expeilence tellt
vou Is best, to be chosen in the second
place; what reason (1 e, Tlieoiy) says
is best to be chosen in the last placp.
But If ou can get Dr. Inclination. Dr
Kxpeilence and Dr Reason to hold c
consultation togethei, thej will give
ou the best ad vbe that can be taken.".
AVben ou have a bad cold Di In
clination would lecommend ChHmbHi
laln's Cough Remedy becuuse It Is
pleasant and safe to take Di Dxpei
Ipiiee would lecommend It hecauee It
never falls to effect a speedy and pel
nianent uie. Dr Reason would i--ommend
It because it is piepaied i.'i
scientific pilnclples, and nets on fin
ture's plan in lelievlng the lungs,
opening the secietlons and icfctoilng
the system to a mutual and healthy
condition. Foi sale by all drusglsts
Matthews Bios, wholesale and letall
agents m
PECKVILLE
Peikville is about to have Un gn-ut
est couise of enteitjInmentH this win
ter which the town has ever heaid
Strengthens
System
Body
Brain
i
land Nerves.
(MAR I AN I WINE)
No other preparation has ever receiv
ed so many voluntnty testimonials
from eminent peoplo as the world-famous
Marlanl AVine.
Appetizer
Before Meals
Digestive
After Meals
, Tonic
At All Tlmos
To those who will kindly wrltn to
MAUIAN1 i. CO ;.' AVest 15th Stieet,
New Vork City, will bo sent, postpitd.
book containing portraits with endorse
ments of Ktnperors, empress, 1'rlnces
Cardinals, Archbishops and other Inter
esting matter. Mention this papei.
The societies of the JI. K, church have
arranged with the Keystone Lccuin
bureau to furnish live entertulnments
of a highly Instiuctlve natuie. They
aio as follows Oct 14, The Cecellan
quaitette and L'dvvln Jt AVeeks, Nov.
23, the Alton Pnckaul Art Knteitaln
ment; Jan. 20, Kejstono Concert Trio;
Feb. 17, Douglass, magician, ventillo
qulst, March 7, Edmund A'ance Cooke.
The pilco for the entire five Is $1, or
single admission 23 cents.
The Wilson Flie Company's hall will
undergo seveial changes, making it the
most desirable place fot the entertain
ments Tickets are for sale by Mrs.
Slmpklns, Mrs. Johns. Mr. J. English.
Remember the date, Oct. 14. and do not
miss It.
All uniformed members of the Wilson
Flip company aie requested to lepoit
ot the Delaware nnd Hudson station
at 1130 this a. m, picpaiatory to at
tending the S( ranton parade. W.ir
white gloves nnd tie and black shoes.
By order of foreman.
A large number of our pebple weie
at Sciunton last evening taking in the
decorations nnd asphalt dance of the
firemen.
Mr. Joseph It Bell leaves Satin day
on a hunting expedition nt Winchester,
A'n. Mr. Stanford Reese will tuke
charge of the Lackawanna laundry
business In .Mr. Bell's absence.
The funeral of Miles Hughes will
take place at St. James church. Jes
sup, at 2 30 o'clock this afternoon. In
terment at Olyphant cemetery
JfcRMYN AND MAYFIELD.
As nn Ontario and Western coal
train was passing through here, going
north, at 9.30 Inst night, the engineer
noticed the steam going down and, go
ing back to the tendet, discovered the
fii eman appaiently in a dead faint. The
train was stopped and a physician
summoned. The train was stalled here
for some time, the steam having lun
down. The Hi eman has been taken
to the Ontailo and AVestein depot in
an unconscious condition
The Crystal Fire company. No 1,
numbering thirty-five men and accom
panied by the Citizens' band, will go
down on the 11.29 Delawaie and Hud
son tialn this morning to take part In
the Firemen's parade at Seranton The
company has been putting In consid
erable time for seveial weeks past in
chilling and matching and we have no
doubt but that it will credltnbly lep
resent the boiough. The William
Walker, of Mayfleld. accompanied bp
the Mayfleld band, will also take part
In today's paiade and they also have
been dolnlng u little quiet drilling In
pieparatlon for the parade Ho
garth's band will also be In the parade
and will head the Aiclibald fiiemen
Miss Josephine Davis of the South
Knd, entertnlned the members of her
Sundav school class at her home on
Tuesday evening. The boys had an
excellent time and wute piovided with
abundant refieshments. Those pres
ent weie: Willie AVoodwoith, Willie
Greenslade, Gemge Wondvvmth. Geoige
Morconi, Kills Fowler, Wlntleld Stone
and Geoige Stevenson.
Mis. W T Robeits, of Main stieet,
has letuined home after spending a
week with lelatlves and fi lends In
Susquehanna cotint.v
Walter Snvdci has enlisted in the
Forty-seventh tegular Infantry and
left on Tuesday foi Sun Fianelsoo anil
will sail slioitly foi the Philippines
Air. Philip Baker visited his sun Dr
J. Baker, at Dut.vea, jesteiday.
C. D Winter Is In New Yoik pur
chasing fall goods and while theie ex
pects to sen one or moie of the series
of i aces foi the International pup
John K. Roche ! the delegate tep
lesentlng the Civi-tals at the Firemen's
convention till" vvphK
Owing to a breakage of the lairlage
at the Delawaie and Hudson ahaft the
lollleiy woikeil but thiee-quai tei s of
a dnv yesteiday
I
THEATRICAL.
"The Cnipet Bagger."
l'vei Mnec Tim Muiphv fiist ap
peuied In this iltv In "A Texas Steer"
ho lias hod minv werin admlieis hero
among theatre goeis Lnet nleht he
won mnnv nev nicuds nnd git a nrnir
gia3p on the edd ones The C it pet
Bnggei,' in which '.e wis e,i ,n the
lA'ceum, is u stmy of Mlsjlmippl m
.hi days folowlng the war ami at, Mel
ville Chance, tlu carpet buiger snv
ernoi of that stitt Mi Muiphy does
the best work of bis stag' eaieer It is
a clean cut piece of chainclei work,
Bdmltnblv con'ivc'l and cleveily ix
edited. Ills la'mt eh u.ieti ilzitlnn
places All. Muiphy in the front nik nf
the American chniacter comedian-.
He had the assistance of nn evcel
bnt compary Dointhy Sherwood wnB
excellent as. the governors (laughfr
and other very capable members of tin
company were Charldte Lambert. Mat
lldo Welling. Al Llpman. Grllitli ISvnni
James Mnnley nnd Joe Plt.spndls.
"Raglan's Way" Produced.
Notwithstanding the many other at
ti actions In the city Inst night a lurge
audience saw the Cameron Clemens
iw"n'1
company produce "nnglnn's AVny" at
the Academy of Music. This after
noon the company will be seen In "Kl
llott of A'lrglnla" nnd tonight in "A
Soldier's Sweetheart."
Butterfly Extravaganza Company.
'J he Butteifly Kxtravagnnza coin
r&ny, blight effervescent nnd spark
ling, Is tha attraction at til - Gaiety
tl.ratcr three davs, Thursc'ty. Friday
and S.tturduy, Oct, S, G and ', nnd dally
mntiii'-CB. 11, C. .Incobs had spared
no cj. ense Tn making th'a organza
tlcn id feet in every detnP. ppear
!ng in the olio n'le Monte Collins an J
Not ma Wills, travesty artlj h Paiiett
JbotlipriJ, lilHh comeduins Sisteis Ar
cher, n-la-rag-tlme dnnceis; the. Kid
rldge.s, ihe'colorcd swells, and one of
the best of the season's offerings, Phil
lips nnd Nnynon, with their trained
tioplcal birds, 100 In number. This
net has never been piesented In this
city, and Miss Dora Busch, the female
baritone. The first part, "The Female
Seminary," is on tho farce comedy cr
der nnd Is up to the hour, full ot catchy
music sung by a chorus of sixteen
handsomely costumed young ladles.
During the closing burletta eutttl'-J
"A Quick Lunch," which was written
for laughing lesults only, seveial big
and novel acts are Introduced The
company numbers thirty people and
curry all special bcenery an 1 eiTec.s
King nnd Dancer.
One of the most dramatic events In
the vacillating career of ''Frederick
tho Great" was the appearance at his
court of La Barbarlnu, the Italian
dancer nnd Intriguer nnd the blood
less battle he won, avoiding the snares
In his path, was nftei wards referred
to by him as the greatest battle of his
life This Incident Is prominently
tefcrid to In the pi eduction of "Fied
erlck the Great" by Lewis Morrison
Friday and Sntuidn nights. Oct C and
7 The role of La B.irbarina Is plajed
by that charming actress, Florence
Roberts, who Infuses Into tho cbaiact-
cr a subtlety that holders upon genius.
The scene between Frederick (Lewis
Morrison) and La Barbarlna is one of
the most exquisitely delicious ex
changes of humorous repaitee pre
sented In many years and the final In
tel view of these people Is a picture
of such delicate and pathetic shading
as to bilng tears to the most blase.
Special Saturday matinee.
Daniels' New Comic Opera.
The fit st production In this city of
Frank Daniels' new comic pf ra. "Th3
Ameer." will be seen at the Lyceum,
ictto bv Frd H Ranker and Klrke Lt
Mondav, Oct. . The mu 1c of tho
work is bv A'letor Herbert and the lib
Shelle. Thoe vho have been privil
eged listen to the music nnd b 10k
pronounce them superior to i"vthlng
else that Frank Denlels has ever done.
Mr. Daniel.' own pert is tho title role.
It Is decilbed as being, full of quaint,
conceits which the comedian hui devel
oped in his own inlmitnolp vnv. Tho
inner life of the Ameer of Afghanistan
has never ben 'presented to public
view According to Trnnk Daniel"' In
tel prctution of thktt life, lt must bo on
ruil.fiintly fill of Incident to keep the
monaich of that far away lapd decid
edly busy. Comedian Daniels Is nld
to bo funnier ns the Ameer than in any
of his other charac ters.
BASE BALL.
At St. Louis R.II.E.
Pittsburg 0 12101000 S 11 3
SI LouIh 2UU 0 01010 4 83
Hattcrlch Buffer ad Schriver; Cuppy,
Thomas and O'Connor. I'mplres O'D.iy
and McDonald
At Baltimore R H U
Pliladelphlu il 3 0 4 0 ti .1
Baltlmoro 2 0 3 0 05 ." 3
Battel lesOith and Douglass; Kltt-on
and Smith. I'mplres Manassau and Sny
der. At Washington h h G
Brooklyn 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 5 10 0
Washington 0 1 o o 0 0 0 l 8 2
Battel ies Kenned nnd Farroll; Magec
and Klttrldge. Umpires - Emsllo und
Dw er
At Boston R II B.
New York 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 24 3 I
Boston . . . . 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 li 10 1
Batteries Cm rick and Warner, Nichols
and Sullivan Umpires Swnitvvood and
Hunt
ALL CUT TO PIECES.
Slashing and Cutting, Everybody
Suiprlsed You Must Not Miss
This, You Never Will Get Such n
Bonaflde Chance Again $135,000
Woith Now Being Sold at Retail.
Tf evei pi Ices are being cut to pieces
lt is b Injr done now, bv oidcr of the
assignee at the N w Yule and Phila
delphia Consignment sale, which is now
going m ut 4.v Lackawanna, avenue,
t tweui vj,omlng and Washington
avenue, In the bu.ldlne foimerly oc
cupied by the County Savinrs bank
end Tiust company Such cutting and
slashing Seranton nevei saw befoie
Wi.ori) voitn -if tiH k must h s0'd,
look nt thesM prices and mnke up your
mind to eoniH at om e:
Men's Shifting Suits $1 "ut. vvuiih $S
Men's Impcuted Scotch Suits, $4.8,
woith li. Men's Silk Mixed Suit.s, '.);,
w oi th $11150 Men's Dilving Ulsters,
from fi to $7.50. Men's All-wool Pants,
ii.l'i. woith $4 50. Tmpoited Can's
Melton, all silk-lined Jt!!tj. vvortli $2 .
Boys' Harris Casslmeie Suits, $.iij,
wortli 912. Doyij Suwjei's Ca.uniH
Suits, $3 50, worth $10 Vj ins Men's
Cheviot Suits. $3 S3, woith $12 Nobby
Youths' Suits, Imported, $1.C3, woith
$15. Klegant lilsh Fileze Overcoats.
IB.9S, woith t'22. Childien'p Ulegant
Scotch All-wool suits, $1.95, worth ?'.
Men's Dlegant Dres Suits, $7.50, wortli
from $18 to $J2. Men's niegant Pilot
Diess Beaver Overcoats, black blue
and brown, $0,75. wortli $10 Cutaways,
sllk-llned, $7 93 worth fiom $20 to $ro
Children's Finest DresH Suit?, $2.63.
woith fiom $'. to $9 Klegaut Suits.
$2 93. Silk Suspend! s, 10c. woith 7'
Overalls. 22c Huts fi)i. w ir'h $1 ,10.
Silk Umbrellas. 19c. woith 81. Neck
ties, I3c . woith 25c Handkerchief,
3e., worth J3e Socks, 4c, worth lie
All kinds of Gloves for less than on"
third vnlue f'hlldion's Capo Ovr
coats from 7Se upwaids Oveico.its
and Ulsteis at almost nothing. lTi
dei wear. 43c per suit, worth $2.50 Anl
thousands of other bar-rains which for
want of space are too ,iumeinus .j
mention heie Linen Collars and
Cuffc at less than one-fifth tbiir vain?.
Pay no attention to anv ether sbns
or banners displayed by oilier mer
chants to deceive the publl', but come
direct to the building, 428 L'irkawaniia
avenue, between AVyomlng and AV.ish
lugtnn avenues, in the bulldlni former
ly occupied by the Scr.wtnt Savings
Hunk nnd Trust company
P. "5 Store open evenings until 9
P m, Saturdays' until 11 p. m
The People's
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renting Joseph Anslcy, S01 Hcrnnton
street
FOR RBNT-A Ft'RNISUF.D FRONT
room with or without bniid. 8 North
Seventh street
WANTED-TO ?.'
WANTED-TO ilBNT," NOV 18tT"a
comfortable house, eight or nine rooms
nnd bnth, preferably between Jefferson,
Ciny, Mulberrv and Pino streets Blec
trlc lights nnd city heat preferred, but
not essential Address, giving description
nnd price. L M Horton, Huston, Pa.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
'wANTKD-To'miLTolrT'EXciiXNOn
for lumber one 4-roll single cylinder
Pl.iner nnd matcher Joseph Anslcy,
Seranton, Pa
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Gooi i paying "niwNV:ssFoiirsAi.Ki
requiring an Investment of less than
$1,000 Inquire tills ofllce A R C.
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOt'R AND 'OND-HALr PDRCBNt'
and live per cent, money on npproved
security M. 11 HOLGATD, Common
wealth building
AGENTS WANTED.
IF YOIT WANT TO MAKI5 JITOO A YBAR
work for us Our leather suspenders
sell themselves, cannot wear out; at
tractive assortment, cxcluslvo terrltor.v.
samples free conditionally J S. Berry
Mfg Co A 502, Cincinnati. O
HELP WANT ED-MALE.
WANTKD-SnVHRAL BXPCRIDNCED
men's furnishing salesmen ApplV to
ofllee of minorlntendeiit Jonas LonK'f,
Sons
I WANTED-AN AI.L-AROt'NI) IRON
worker, to mnke nnd fit up steam spe
cialties Address by letter giving nil
particulars, nge, experience, etc iieiy
&- Muller. 11 W 13th St , New York.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
tTtolbasant '"V'FnNISHDDnSlJlTV
rocms, te.m hent, gas and tiath.
705 Qulncy avenue.
BOARDING.
BOARDING 523 PINE STREET.
IMPOUNDED.
1.AIPOUNDED AT BULL'S HEAD-ONE
black and whlto cow with crumpled
horns.. If not called for In thiee days
will be bold for charges. Impounded
Sept 22, 1S1J Thomas Coollgan, Pound
master MISCELLANEOUS.
TO WHOM "cONCDlNnD-DRAWING
for organ and book case nt Co-operative
hall, Sept 28, is postponed to Oct 16,
Ii'i9.
LEGAL.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE IN RE: ESTATE
of John Shifter, deceased. No. 702,
Series B, Orphans' Court, Lackawanna
county
Tho undersigned, an auditor appointed
by the Orphans' Court of Lackawanna
eount, to pass upon the exceptions tiled
to tho first parti il nccouiit of tho admin
istratrix, and to make distribution of the
balance found duo on such uccount, here
by gives notice that ho will attend to the
duties ot his appointment at his ofllce
In the Commonwealth building In the
city of Seranton on Saturday, the fouith
dnv of November, 1S99. at 10 oVIoek a in
All perhona interested may attend, and
all persons having claims upon said fund
are renulred to make them at that time
oi be debarred fiom coming In upon said
juim r i. niic-uc'CR-iv. Atlilltoi
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBvllIVEN
that nn application of Tlie Consumers'
Beer Company for a decree of dissolu
tion has been made to the Couit of Com
mon Pleas ot Lackawanna Countv. nnd
Saturday the 14lh day of October, 1891, nt
1 o'clock a in., has been fixed by said
Court for hearing tho s.imr Said appli
cation is on file In nald Court to No 1331
Septembei Term lS9t
E C NEWCO.MU. Attv
SITUATIONS WANTED
AVANt1SdXHpCE',Tna" SMALL
lamll as houekeepei, box 111 Dun
moie Pa
SITUATION WANTED-BY A AOUNO
I m in .is Hieiingiapher iird ivpewtlUi:
h.is hud two joins' experience In law of
fice Ui derstnnils court wcik Address
1 A (3 Tllbline olllre
i SITUATION WANTED-AS A NURSE
il second ,?lll Address Miss JI Btll
miii Oljphait, Pit.
WANTED-UY A COLORED WOM.VN.
washing und honing rti take home
luqulle 510 McKeiinn eouit
! POSITION WANTED AS FIREMAnTh:
N Wvomlng avenue
1 A SMART ROY WOUI.DT7lKE TO
. work In otllce. lh 13 yearH old Addiesg
I E Muchette, Elmliui.st, Pa
WANTED-WORKING OUT BY THE
dav, hoiiscclcunlng. vvushliiK and lion,
ing 41i HalHtead court
STIUATION WANTnD-IlT" A YOUNG
wiunaii to go out bj the day ut take
wash home Appl 403 rear of North
Main avenue
WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED LADY
i a position as housekeeper In small
family, or mending and plain sewing
! C.ood leferences Address rt . Adams avo
I vXaNTl'd-BY YOUNG LADY'0r.
tlon us iiouuic eniiy onoKKeeper or
assbtant. can furnlsli reference Ad
dress 410 Irving uvenue t
SITUATION WANTED-;OUNCMAN
of 17 giuduute of High School, under
stands stenographic work, can do book
kieplng. would like place to do general
ofllee woik C O , 120o Cedar uvenue
SITUATION WANTED-B THE DAY
washing. Ironing or cleaning Msh L
E , 410 S Ninth street, city
FOOT BALL.
Game on Saturday.
The fi lends of foot ball In this elt)
will be ireati d to an Ideal .tame In Ath
letic pink the coming Saturdav The con
tending elevens will be the high school
teams of Blnghumton a.id Gciantnu An
Intense rivalry exists between those In
stitutions and each plnjei will do his in
most to win Hcrnnton defeated Blngliam
ton In '07. played a tie lu '98 and Intend to
win In "ti.
Thn followers of gold and blue will find
plenty of oppoitunlty to ell for their fn
vorlte bo en Saturday The aung la
dies of the city need have no liesltanc
In attending the game, as policemen will
bo present tn keep odor und preserve do
rornni The nine hundred students of tho
Seinntou high schncl Intend going tn the
game lu a bod,
Exchange.
PROFESSIONA L.
ARCHITECTS
DDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITr.CT,
Council building, Sciunton
D. I. WAl.TBR, ARClllTKCT. OFFICE
rear ot MH! Washington uvenue
LFAVI8 HANCOCK. JR., ARCIUTF.CT,
ITS Spruce st., cor. Wnub uv . Sci antoii.
FR12DRRICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
I'rlco building, 1M Wnshlngton avenue,
Sciunton
T. I. LACBY &. SON. AUCIUTDCTS,
Traders' Nattonnl Bank.
DENTI3TS
DR I O LYMAN. SCRANTON, Pitt
vote Hospital, cor Womlng nnd Mul
beirj. DR. 11. F. RUYNOiTdsT OP P. P. O
DR C. C LAUBACU, 115 Wyoming nve
WDLCOMD C SNOVP.R. Coal i:ehange
2nd floor. Room D. Hourj, 9 to 1, 2 10 u
HOTELS AND f1C3TAURANTS
'J HE ELK CAFE. 125 and 127 FRANlv
itn nveiiuc Rales reasonable.
P. XF.IOLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTQN BOUSE, NEAR D . L &. W
paBiengcr depot Conducted on the l.u
roptnn plan. VICTOR KOCH, Pi op.
LAWrER3
RICHARD J. BOIJRKE, ATTORNEY-al-Law.
6W-2 Lackawanna uvenue. Om.
oral law business, collections und loans.
J. W BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-at-Luvv Rooms 312-313 Mcars
Building.
D B REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on ical estate security
Mears building cotner Washington
uvenue and Snruro street.
M. J DONAHOE, ATTORNEY-AT-liw
OHlces, 0I2miU Meirs Building
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Oounsellor-nt-Law, Burr bulldlng.rooms
13 and II, Wnshlngton avenue.
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT
tornejs und CounsellorH-at-Lnw. Re
publican building, Washington avenue,
Seranton, Pa
JES9UP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law, Commonwealth
building Rooms , 20 and 21.
JAMES AV OAKFORD. ATTORNEY-AT-L.iw
Rooms 511, 513 and 510 Boaru of
Trado Building.
JAMES J H HAMILTON, ATTOHNEY
nt Law 302 Cmnmonwealth Uulldlug,
Seranton.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 903-901, '.nil floor, Me.irs Building
L. A AVATRES. ATTORNEY AT-LAW
5nj Boaid of Trado building, Seranton,
I'n.
I.'. II. PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth Building. Seranton, P.i
PATERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank Building
C. COMEGYS,
Building.
9-13
REPUBLICAN
A. W. BERTHOLF,
Mears Bulldirg.
ATTORNEY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D, HOME-
opathlst, C10 Linden street.
DR. AV E ALLEN. 513 NORTH AVASH
lngton nvenue.
DR. L M. GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 203
Board of Tr.ido Building. Ofllce hours,
S to i a m . 0 to 3 and 7 to 8 p m
Residence. 309 Madison avenue.
DR. C L FREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture Truss Fitting and Fut Reduc
tion. OfTleo telephone lien Hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 1.
DR S AV. L'AMORGAUX. OFFICE 211
AVnshlngton nvenue Residence HIS
Slulberrj Chronic dlseabcs. lungs,
heart, lcldnejs and genito-urlnary or
gans a speclultj IIoius, 1 to 4 p. in
AV G. BOOK. A'HTERINARY SUR
ireon Horses, Cattle nnd Dogs treated
Hospital, 321 Linden stieet Seranton
Telephone 2G72.
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA
Si i an ton, Pa. Comsrs preparatory to
college, law, medicine or business Opens
Sept II til SpiiiI foi lutalosiii Rev.
ThomuH M Cann, LL D piluclpal and
propilelor, W. E Plilinlev, A M, head
master SCCOS
G R CLARK & CO SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen, stoti 110 Washington ave
nue, gietn hoube, 1 !VJ Nnith Main ave
nue, stnro telephone, 7S2
WIRE SCREENS
JOS KUETTEL REAR 311
wanna avenue, Sci.iiiton, I'.i .
Hirer of Wire Scieens
LACKA-
iiiumifae-
MISCELLANEOUS
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
halls, picnics, panics icceptlons. wed
dhms and conceit woik furnished Foi
terms address It .1 Bauer, i undue tor.
117 Wyoming avenue, ovei Hulberis
music stnie
MEGAUGnL' llROTHERS PRIVTERS
supplies, Piivelopes. pap. i btgH tvvliu
Waiehouse 130 Wushliihtnii avenue,
Seranton, Pa
CITY SCAVENGER
7T irilitlGUS CLEANS PRIVV VAULTS
and i ess pools i o odoi Impiovid
pumps used A B BR1C.C1S, Propilutur
Leive mdirs 1100 Noitli Main uveniuv
in Elcke's drug store, coinu Adums and
Vlulbins Tilephono 9510
SCALP TREATMENT.
vv xsv
MRS L T
mi nt We
musnigi
701 Qiituc)
KELI.UR Si ALP TREAT
nhanipoolng Wc. ; .foetal
muni.'jrlim. 2.V . chiropody
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule in Effect June 10, 1800.
Tialns Leave Seranton:
0.45 a. wm week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsbutg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg nnd the West.
0.38 a. m. week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Rending, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, narrisbuiff, Philadelphia,
Baltlmore,Wnshlngton and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58
p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
lngton and Pittsburg and tho
West.
4.27 p. m., week dnys, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J R. WOOD, llen'l Pass Agent
J II HUTCHINSON, Ocuiiul Munugei
RAILROAD IME TABLES.
Del.. Litcktt, an J Western.
Effect Monday. Juno C, 1S93.
Trains lenvo Scrr.nton ns follows: Ex-pre-ss
for Now lurk nnd all points cast,
l.io, 3 0ii, 8 00 and 10 03 u. m.j 12 05 and
3M P. m.
Express for Kaston. Trenton, Philadel
phia and tho south, 5 10, S00 and 10 05 lu
m.. 12.53 and 3 33 p. in
rob) imnna accommodation, 0.10 p. m
LxpriHH for Binithnmtoir, Oswego, El
mlra, Corning, Bath. Dinvllle, Mount
Morris und Buffalo 11.10. 2 3. 8 00 a. m ;
i.f'i nnd 5 50 p. ni, making close connec
tions nt UufTnlo-to all points In tho west
northwest and southwest
Vvttshlngton nccommndatlnn. 3 40 p m
uuiKhiimton und way stations, 1 05 p. in,
I'lU'torvv Hie accommodation, imp in
Nleholsun ueconimodatlon, (00 p. in.
Express for Utlca and Rlchlleld Springs,
2 "a. m. and 155 p m.
Ithaca 2 r., fi ) a tn and 1.55 p in.
I or Northumbcrhnd. Plttstoii, Wilkes
l.ane, li mouth, Illoomsbutg and D.iu
vine, making close connections nt Noilli
uinlierliiiul fur Wllllimsport, llariNburg,
Baltimore. Washington and tho smith.
Northumberland and Intermediate Ma.
tlons, 0 30, 10 05 ii in. and 1.63 und 3.40 p.
m
Nnntlcoke nnd iutcrnmllutc stations,
30s ami n 10 a tn Plymouth nnd Inl. r
mcdlHte stations. 335 and 8 50 p in. For
Kingston. 12 33 p m
Pullman pirlor and sleeping coaches nn
nil expiess trains
For detailed Information, pocket tlmo
J''b ". etc . apply to M L. Smith, Dls
tilct Passenger Agent, depot ticket ofllce.
Central Railroad of New .legi
slations In New Yolk Foot of Llbtrtv
street, N. It, and South Ferry, Whitehall
street
Anthinclte coal used exclusively, Injur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT 12. 13
Tialns leave Si r.inton for New York,
Nowiitk, Ellzibeth, Philadelphia, EiiMpn,
Bethlehem, Alleulovvu. Mniieh Chunk and
White Haven, at b ."u o m , e-xpress, 1 20,
express, 4 u, p m Si.r.dr.vH, 2:13 p. m
hor PIttstnn and Wilkcs-Uurro. s."A
11.0 a. m., 120, i, 713 p. m. SunduNS,
B..'il n m. 213, 7.1, p in
1 or Mnuntnln P.uK. s 3U, 11.30 n m , 1 20
P in. HiiiidiijH II w a in. 2.13 p. m
I; or B.iltlmoie and WusliiiiKton, and
points South and West Ma Bethlehem,
S..0n m , 1,20 p m. Sui.davs, 215 p. m
1 or Long Bt.iileh. Ocean Grove, etc , ut
8 M a m and 1 20 p m
For Ri tiding, Lebanon and Harrlsbur,-,
vi i Alhutown, 8 50 a. ni , 1 20 p, m. hun
d.iv. 21j p ni
For Pottsvllle. 8 V) a m, 1.20 p m
riirough tickets to nil points East.
South and West at lowest lato at tlie
station
J If OL11AUSEN. Gen Supt.
II. P HALDWN, in ii. Pass. At.
Dclavvare and Iltulsim.
On Maj 14th. 1S99, ttulns will lcavo
Sii.iiitou as folows
For Carbonilale 1!20, 7u3, U.f, 10.13 a.
,',",-' Mrll00'1' 1JI' '-v- SZi c -'''- C'X. T57.
9 1. li.oo p m.. l.u. a. m.
For Albinv. Saiatogu, Montienl, Bos
ton New England points, etc. C.2U a m ,
2 20 p m
l'or Honrsdule ,20, 10 11 a. m ; 2 20. 0 J3
p in
For Wilkes-BaVte 0 1". 7 18, R n, m 'h,
10 43 a m; lSOV'lEl, 3 33, 127, G 10, 7 IS.
10 41. 11 :; 1( in
For New York. Philadelphia, cic, vli
LehUh A'nlley Enlhond r, 45 p. m, 12 01,
1.2S, 4 27 p. m ; with Black Diamond Ex
press, 11 jo ii. m
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, C 13,
9 .".8 n. m ; 2 is, 4 27 n in.
Uo- western points, via Lehigh A'allev
Railroad 7.18 n. in.; 12 83, 3,33., with Black
DI lmnnd Express, 10 41, 11 30 p. m
Trains will -rrlve In Seranton ns fol
lows From Carhondalo nnil the North 0.40,
7 41. 8 38, 0 34 10 38, 1158 n. m. ; 123. 2 1".
3 23, 4 23, 7.41, 10 3S, H-rt-p m:
From Wllkes-Birre and the South 0 1",
74S, 8 18, 1020. 11.55 .1. m.J 1,18. 2.11, 118,
5 20, 0 21, 7 33 0 03, 10 05 p 'ml l,R'.l, m
SUNDAY TRAINS
Uor Cnibond.ile 9 03, 1133 p m: 2 21,
3 32. 5 17. 9 51 p ni.
For Wilkes-Bnrro-9 3S, 12 03 a. in ; 138,
3 2 5 41. 7 4S p m
Uor Albanj, Saiatoga, Monti ell, Bo
ton, New England points, etc.. 2 2! p in
Lowest rates to all points In United
States ami Cnanda
J AV BURDICK. (3 P A . Albany. N V
H. W. CROSS, D PA. Seranton, Pa.
Lehigli Valley Kailro.i.l.
In tlTect May 11. IVil
TRAINS LL'AVE SCRANTON.
For Phlladclphli and New Vork via D
6 II. R R. at ij 13 a m and 12 0::, 2 1s
127 (Black Diamond Expu-s.1 and II .0
p ni. W
Sundav s. D & If, 1 '8 7.4s ,) in
For White Haven, IViideton'-nnd prin
cipal points in the coal legions, via D
. H R R 0 4" 2 18 nnd 4 27 p m. Fr
Pottsvllle. C 43, 2 IS ii, m, ,.,,,,..
For Bethlehem Fasten. -Itnidlng, Hal
llsbutg nnd pilncln.il Inttimedtuto st i
tlons via D A: If R It tll'.'n m. 12 o'
2 is. 4 .'7 (Bl.iek Diamond. Expiess) 11
Sundav s. I .t II R. B., 1 58. 7 48 p ni
For Tunkliunnoek Tuwnildu, Elmlri
Ithaca. Geneva und prinelpnt Intermedl
ate stations, via l . L .x W. R R. s "8
a in . 12 33 and ". "3 p. in
For Geneva, RiiL'he.ster. Buffalo Nlog
nn FaIN Chlcign and ill points vv -t
via D At II. B R 12 "3 3.11 I Black Din
moiid Expievs), 7 48 mil 11 Tup m. Suii
d.ivs. D a II , 12 01 a. m , 7 IS p in
Pullman pnloi and sleeping or Lehigh
A'.illey pallors cais on all trains betwe-n
AVilki s-Barre and New A'ork. Plilladi
nhl.i Biifi.ilopnil Siismnslm llrldge.
ROLLIN II. WILBUR Gen Supt , South
Bethlehem Pi . ' k
CHAS S LEE. G.n l'.lxx. Agt.1 20 Cort-
Inn.ll utr.nl Wtt Yolk !
La AV. NONNEMACHER. DiV. Pass. Agt .
r Soulli Bethlehem. Pa
Fni lie Uets nnil l-uiini in iesurv.iii"ii-i
apply 200 Lieki'w.tnia ave, Scinntoti, Pi
Kric ami Wyoinliit; Valley.
ti..,.. '1'iiiiin lii U.ffn.t Si nt 11 1Vi1
' Tialns leive Sc r intiiii fni Ni vv Yoik,
i New bin Kh and inn inn dlale points on
I Eile i.illi'i.ul -i' l"i IIiwIpj and U" al
point!, at ,03 a n and 2 2s p m
Id turning ti his mlvi ni S-i r.inton at
in 21 u m ai a ' n " I '" P m
SCIIAN'rtN DIVISION.
Ill i:ifec:l Juno 5.3111, lS!)n.
North Bound.
south nuiinil.
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7 10 Weal 4d street
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t Hundayouly
f signifies that trnln? stop on slsnal tor pai.
iengers.
1 rains 2n and 209 Sunday only, otter train?
dally except, miiuIuj-.
t-eouro lates via ontailo a Western beloie
purcliaslne tickets and save money
i ntoutih Wagner oufTtt sleeper and free lo
cllnintr chair car Now Yorlt to Chtcjffo mthcut
ctianso. lnciii;rr ISntc Ilrilurrd to
Two CciiU 1'rr .lllle.
J.O. Anderion, Oen.rass Act
T. FUtcroft, Hlv. l'ais. a r srinntnn "
NEWSPAPERS
T1IK WII.KB3-BAHRR R1JCORD CAV
bo had In tjcranton at hiinevvi RtnnUi
of Relsmau Uroa." 40S Sprucf and 503 Lin.
den, M Norton 322 Lackawanna avenue,
I, S. tjchutzer. 211 fjpruco street.
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