THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 189D.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
POLITICS IN MONROE.
tenders of the Farmers' Movement
Are on n Still Hunt.
Special to the Herat-ton Tribune.
Stroudsburg, rov. 1. The present
campaign Is one of the most exciting
In the history of either of the old politi
cal parties. The division In the Demo
cratic ranks makes the outcome un
certain nnd no one can safely predict
with any degree of certainty the result.
The farmers' ticket, which was nomi
nated by dissatisfied Democrats, Is giv
ing all the trouble. The leaders of the
farmers' movement thus far have con
ducted rather a still hunt campaign
and are not giving out any figures nor
estimate of their vote. Strange to say,
the regular Democrats have not, as
was expected, put forth any extra ef
fort to get out the Democratic vote.
The Democratic lenders profess to be
lieve that the Independent movement
Is not going to amount to much, nnd
that when the vote Is counted few sur
prises will be seen. The dissatisfaction
In the Democratic ranks exist mostly
In the western townships, where the
farmer's vote Is the strongest.
The Independents will support the
Republican eandldnte for register and
recorder In the hope that many Repub
licans will 'vote the farmers' ticket.
Thero appears to be no Indication
whatever that the Republicans will do
this, and the chances nre that the Re
publican ticket will receive a good vote.
The last few days of the campaign will
show few surprises, and from present
Indications n large vote will be polled.
The Prohibitionists have a ticket In the
field but lllttlo work has been done by
the cold water leaders, and their vote
will show a falling oft from last year.
MONIE-POWELIi NUPTIALS.
Two Prominent Young People of
West Plttston Wedded.
Special to the ScrAnton Tribune.
Plttston, Nov. "1. James D. Monlo
nnd Miss Mary Powell, two of West
rittston's most prominent young peo
ple, were united In marriage nt 8
o'clock this evening, at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Powell, on Philadelphia avenue. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. O.
L. Severson, pastor of the West Side
Methodist Episcopal church, before a
largo number of Invited guests. The
groom Is a well known West Side mer
chant, and was regimental quarter
master on Colonel Miner's staff. The
bride Is one of tho Garden Village's
fairest maidens.
The wedding was one of the events
of the season. After a brief wedding
trip the newly married couple will go
to housekeeping In n cosily-furnished
homo on Wyoming avenue, West Pltts
ton. POLITICS IN WAYNE.
The Campaign Is Being Conducted
on the Still Hunt.
Special to Tlio Sernnlon Tribune.
Honesdale, Nov. 1. The political con
test Is moving along quietly. No pub
lic meetings are being held. A per
sonal canvass Is being mnde by the
candidates, which has proven to them
that the entire Republican ticket will
be elected. This Is an importnnt elec
tion, as associate judge, sheriff pro
thonotnry, recorder, district attorney,
auditors and county commissioners are
to be elected. The county affairs have
been so well managed by the Repub
licans during the last term that there
Is no need of a change at this time.
The Republican ticket Is made up of
men who have the ability to continue
tho management successfully and still
further reduce the county debt. Voters
will do well to consider this. A largo
vote will be polled.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Special to The Sernnlon Tribune.
Honesdale. Nov. 1. -Mrs. E. 13. Har
denburg nnd daughter, Miss Louise,
went to Philadelphia where they will
spend the. remainder of tho week.
Daniel C. Osborne, whoso business
calls him out of town most of the time,
was compelled to tender his resignation
ns captain of Company K, Thirteenth
regiment.
Tho young lady canasseis who an?
selling tickets for tho Christian En
deavor entertainment course, aro meet
ing with splendid success. The pro.
,tl
J&
Sovereign
Remedies
Supreme.
You take a genuine
medicine when you use a
Sovereign Cure.
They touch the spot,
that is what you want.
I imte gheitruertimtatlon.
THEY
POSITIVELY
CURE
Trade Mark
Res.
fthoumatlsm, Kldnoy Trouble,
Couchs, Dyspepsia, Blood, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, Heart, Liver,
Diarrhoea, Grippe, Qonoral Do
blllty, Malaria, Neuralgia.
A Separate Remedy for Each Disease
25c
Erery
Eeacdy
Etch
Tor Esle at All Draggliti.
rHE HOMETREASURE
A book fait of ralaibli InformiUOD,
SENT FREE
tonjrd'rtn.
.. in tcvnbt to tho nature of your lllneit. yon
eotuult our doctor" If null ftbioluttly fret of
charge.
.SOVERBldN' RGMEDY CO.,
1337 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Krntnmo Is to ho of n higher grade than
that of nny former season. Tho tlrst
number Is to bo given November 27 by
It. IT. Conwell.
Rev. William IT. Swift, of tho Pres
byterian church, announces as the sub
ject of his discourse next Buuday even
ing, "An Address on tho Coming Elec
tion." On account of tho diction being held
In the court house the resslons of tho
teachers' institute for Tuesday will be
held In the Opera House.
A number of workmen who have been
engaged filling tho canal u.i3ln and
burning old gravity ears were laid oft
last night until further notice.
Tho young ladles of tho Mission band
of the Presbyterian church will havo
a handkerchief sale In the chapel Tues
day, November 7, from 4 to 8 o'clock.
Music to please and candy to buy.
Superintendent James M. Coughltn.
of Wllkes-Harre, has been secured In
place of Dr. M. G. Benedict, of State
college, who cancelled his engagement
with tho teachers' Instltuto next week.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Special to Tlio Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Nov. 1. Hoesett &
Houlihan's orchestra will furnish mu
sic for Professor HIllwood'H Bingham
ton dancing school, for the term begin
ning Nov. 14.
Several pleasant weddings are slated
for tho near future.
Mrs. Clinton Glover, of Stnrrucca, Is
In Bellevue hospital, New York, re
ceiving treatment.
The Erie booms In every department.
While Mr. Webb, of tho Oakland side,
was driving over tho Lanesboro rail
road crossing on Tuesday afternoon,
with a load of stones, the wagon broke.
Mr. Webb hastily detached tho team
from the vehicle, nnd prepared to re
move It from the trnek, when Pal
mer's Jefferson brnnch "flyer" arrived,
Htruck the wagon and wrecked It. The
team ran to Main street, Susquehan
na, where It wns stopped, uninjured.
Canawacta chapter, No. fi, Order o
the Eastern Star, this evening, confers
all the degrees In full ceremonial form.
Miss Mamie O'Neill, of Oakland, last
evening, very pleasantly entertained a
largo party of young friends.
All Saints day services were held
this morning In St. John's Catholic
church, and largely attended.
Forest City, with Just rearon, Is still
clamoring for a now rnilroad station,
In Montrose, this evening, under the
auspices of the Haptlst church, Prof.
II. J. Risk, Howard Collins, nnd Misses
Grace Burrhns, Relle Do Witt and Sara
Anderson, all of Susquehanna, gave
a meritorious recital.
Hallowe'en parties were numerous
nbout town last night.
Two schoolboys, near Red Rock,
killed a largo wildcat on Sundny af
ternoon. Dr. Clements, of New York, Is vis
iting relatives In this vicinity.
With tho exception of the Montrosa
Democrat and the Susquehanna Jour
nal, nil of tho newspapers In Susque
hanna county favor the election of the
entire Republican ticket.
It is reported that the Mormon eld
ers will soon make one more system
atic effort to capture converts In Sus
quehanna county.
Tho abundant rains of the past two
days have raised the streams very
perceptibly.
The Young Men's Library association
will, In a few days, receive a supply
of new books.
The recent severe and protracted
drought made Windsor's new water
works practically useless for several
months.
Hundreds of tramps are dally pass
ing to and fro over tho Krle.
FACTOF.YVILLE.
Special to tho Scranton Trlhune.
Factoryvllle, Nov. 1. .Mr. and Mrs.
V. R. CJardnei- are spending a week at
Bunker Hill where Mr. Gardner Is put
ting In the time gunning.
Mr. Charles and Miss Bessie Kirth
llne, of Mohoopany, are guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. K. L. Watklns, of Main street.
The ladles of tho M. K. church served
a ten cent supper at tlio church last
evening.
Don't forget the Republican meeting
at the town hall this evening at 7::i0
o'clock. Let every Republican conid
out and learn tho truth of tho political
wnrlaiv.
Mrs. Walter Reynolds gave a Hal
lowe'en party at her home last Tues
day evening.
The new order Issued by tho Lacka
wanna railroad will greatly affect sev
eral of our leading citizens If they aro
compelled to move to Scranton.
Nelson Ollmore Is slightly Indisposed
nt his home on Main street.
Henry Pike Is adding to the looks of
his Main street property by giving a
new coat of paint.
The Iron bridge on North Mnln street
Is very badly in need of paint, and tho
borough council have given It no at
tention whatever of late, and It is In
a very bad state of preservation at
present. Unless attended to at once It
will in the very near futuro have to
be replaced with a, now one.
AVOCA.
The Lollies' Mlsslonnry society of Lang
cllffo church will meet at the home of
Mrs. William llrown thin uftcmooii.
Mrs. Catherine McDeniiott, of Muiu
street, died on Tucsduy morning after
several weeks' lllr.tss. Deceased Is sur
vived by four grown-up children. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing with a requiem mun at St. Mury's
church. Interment will bo In St. Mary's
cemetery.
Tho condition of Luke 'liricn, which has
been qutto critical, Is somewhat Improved.
Mrs. Catherine Moraii and dnughter,
Mrs. Michael McDonald, havo returned
from Philadelphia, whore the former ha
undergone treatment of the eye.
Miss Maud Ouy, of Sutton's Creek, is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr. und
Mrs. J. M. Snyder.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Strlck mid family
left last evening to mtiko their futuro
homo In Ishpcmlng, Mich. Mrs. Stride
baa been a faithful worker of tho Primi
tive Methodist church und Its societies
On Monday evening the members of tho
Epworth league called on her und pre
sented her with a handsome hund-palnt-cd
toilet sot. On Tuetduy evening the
members of tho Homo Mission society
presented her with a morrocco bound
P.ltle. Her many friends wish her suc
cess In her western home.
The throe-months-old child of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Mulligan, of Plttston town
ship, wus interred In Marcy cemetery
yesterday.
School Directors J. J. Clifford, Ed
wflrd Gibbons, Jacob Webster und A. J.
OMulley attended the directors' meeting
at Wllkcs-Uarre yesterday.
Fowler Curl, T. J. Newton, John La-
Rue, Gcorgo Polntcn, Ben nnd Hurry
Webb aro spending a fow days hunting
In tho wilds at Ash Gap.
Tho Democrats will hold a rally In
O'Mallcy's hall tomorrow evening. At
torneys J. T. Lcnahan, W. II. Gillespie
and John Shea will bo among tho speak
ers. William Kane, of tho West Side, was
painfully Injured nbout tho Jaw on Tues
day while at work In tho Phoenix mine.
Ho wus employed as track layer and
while trying to place ft derailed car ho
wns struck against a beam with terrific
force.
HAXLSTEAD.
Sperm! to The Scranton Tribune.
Hnllstcnd, Nov. 1. N. T. Mitchell
has returned from a visit to Waynu
county.
O. F. Bell has repainted his resi
dence on New York avenue.
Miss Myrtle Swartz, of Elmlra, wnwJ
visiting nor parents nero curing sun
day. Miss Kntc Gannon In spending tho
week as the guest of her sister In New
Mllford.
Hnllowe'en was celebrated Tuesday
night. It Is said several arrests aro
to be made In consequence.
Hownrd Miner, formerly n resident
hero, Is stopping at the Mitchell house.
Mr. and Mrs, Gus Sllker returned
homo from Hnckcttstown Monday.
Mrs. vlnco Wllmot wns the guest
of friends nt the Delaware Wnter Gap
several days last week.
Burt Rhlnehurdt.a Great Bend young
man, wns badly burned while extin
guishing the (lames which were raging
on his sister's clothing. His prompt
action saved his sister's life.
Rev. and Mrs. David L. MacDonald,
of Windsor, wero In Hallstcad Mon
day. Tho chicken pie supper given at the
rresbyterlan church last week, result
ed in the addition of $22 to the church
treasury.
George Wolcott was burled last Sun
day. Funeral services were held in
the Presbyterian church at 3 o'clock.
Delegations were present representing
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
the Improved Order of Red Men, the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and the Grand Army Republic.
Mrs. 1-rank H. Belden and two
daughters, Mildred and Martha, came,
Tuesday afternoon, to make their
home here. Mr. Belden Is tho secre
tary at the Railroad Young Men's
Christian association.
A letter has been received from Hon.
James T. DuDoIs announcing his safe
arrival at Switzerland, after a Btormy
passoge over tho Atlantic.
Mrs. Richard Barnum entertained
about thirteen lady friends at tea Fri
day evening.
The Century Debating club will dls
cubs the question, "Resolved, That the
War Against the Philippines Is Un
just," next Monday evening, In the
Young Men's Christian association
..all. Meeting open to the public.
An Important meeting of the Hall
stead board of trade Is announced for
Monday evening, Nov. 6, at No. 12
Pino street, nt 7.30 p. m. Several Im
portant propositions are to bo acted
upon.
Miss Mabel Carpenter, from the
West, was the guest of Giles and P. R.
Carpenter recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ward havo
moved here from New Mllford, and are
living on Pine street.
Mrs. Phoebe Beebe, mother of Mrs.
Lnnford Frood, and also of Mrs. Fred
Flsk, died very suddenly last Thurs
day. Tho funeral was held In Frank
lin Forks Monday. Rev. D. L. Mac
Donald preached the funeral sermon.
Mrs. Lizzie Humphrey was visiting
friends In Elmlra last week.
Mrs. John Crook and Miss Clarissa
Hall aro quite sick,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Moxley are
visiting In Lackawanna county.
The Epworth League are to hold a
social at the home of Charles Oster
hout In Mountain Valley, on Nov. 9.
B, F. Bernstein Is In New York.
Paul Barrnger was called to Scran
ton Wednesday, on business relative
to the paint mill.
The "Good Citizens' League" have
changed the name of that organization
to the "Citizens' League of Susque
hanna county."
Mr. Stuckey expects his family to
arrive here from Chicago In a few
days. He hns rented the M. E. Qua!
ley house on Main street.
D. Arthur Teed has purchased a new
trotting horse, which has a record of
2.20.
Rev. J. S. Crompton wns greeting
old friends In town Sunday.
Orrle Kellnm had nn accident hap
pen by cutting his hand on a tin can.
Since then he has been threatened with
blood poison.
J. B. Wright, of Hammondsport, N.
Y., wns married Sunday evening, to
Mis? Dobbins, who has been making
her home at the Mitchell house. The
ceremony was performed ut the paro
chial residence In Great Bend, by Rev.
J. S. Kazan.
Mrs. Sydney Dennis has returned
from a visit at Water Gap.
CONSUMPTION.
The germs of consumption are every
where. You may breathe them in with
the air, drink them with water, eat thpm
with your food. They are not dangerous
ii jira nre in per
fect health but if
you have a slight
cold, or cough, or
it you nave inher
ited weak lunes.
or if you are weak
and run-down gen
erallylook out !
Once consump
tion gets a strong
foothold it is al
most imrjossible to
dislodge it. The time to cure it is at the
beginning or before it starts. If you are
run-down build yourself up. Make
every tissue so strong and well that con
sumption germs cannot find a foothold.
Fill your body with rich, red blood
build up strong, healthy flesh put your
digestie system in perfect order. Don't
drag along half dead. You may be well
ns well as not. The following letter from
Mrs. Jennie Dingman, of Van Buren,
Kalkaska Co., Mtch., will tell you how
to do it. She says: "Before I took
Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery
I was hardly able to do my work at all;
had pin in my left 6ide and back, and
had headache all the time. I tried your
medicine and it helped me. Last spring
I had a bad cough; got so bad I had to
be in bed all the time. My husband
thought I bad consumption. We
thought we would try Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and before I
ha1 taken one lottle the cough stopped
and I have since had no signs of it
returning."
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Bovlow.
New York, Nov, 1. Today's stock mar
ket developed a decldely spotty charac
ter. The railroads fell Into tho back,
ground again nnd the highly speculative
Industrials were brought forwnrd Into ac
tivity. An effort was made to continue
the campaign ngnlnst tho shorts In the
Iron nnd steel stocks, but their prices
In this group brought out such largo sales
that tho efforts to advonco price had to
bo abandoned. Total salos today, 624,400
shares.
The bond market was quiet aside from
nn active drmnnd for standard rope In
comes Hnd Knnsas nnd TexnB seconds.
Total sales, par value, $2,05,000. United
Stntcs new 4s and old do. registered ad
vanced 4 in the bid price.
Tho range of today's prices for the ac
tive stocks of tho New York stock mar
kets are glvon below. Tho quotations
are furnished Tho Trlbuno by J. A. BUS
BELL Sc CO.. members of tho Consoli
dated Stock Exchange, 410 and 411 Con
noil building, Bcranton, PA.
Open- High- Low- Clos-
ing. est. est. ing,
Am. Cot. Oil
Am. Sug. llo'g Co
Am. Tobacco Co . ,
Am. S. & W
Atch., To. & S. Fo
A., T. & a. P., Pr
Am. Tin Plate ...,
Bait. & Ohio
Brook. R. T
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Ches. & Ohio
Chic., H, & q
chic. & a. w
Chic, Mil. & Bt. P
Chic., It. I. & P ...
C. C. C. & St. L ..
Delaware & Hud ,
D., L. & W
Fed. Steel
Fed. Steel, Pr ....
Int. Paper
Louis. & Nash ....
Manhnttnn Elo . .
Met. Traction Co ,
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13354
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192
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N. J. Central
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. 26
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Norfolk, Com
Norfolk. Pr
North. Pacific
Nor. Parlflc, Pr ...
Pacific Mall
Penn. R. R
People's Gas
40
40
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Southern Pacific ..
Southern R. R ....
Tenn., C. Iron ..
Texas Pacific
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I'nlnn Pac. Pr
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CHICAflO BOARD OF TRADE.
,... Open-High-Low-Clos.
WHEAT. Ing-. est. eft. Inr.
December 70 70 69U 69',i
COItN. "
December 314 31 SI Sl
OATS.
December 21U 24yi 24 24
PORK.
January 9.C3 9.03 9.00 9.C0
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of IOO.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
First National imnn s'M
Scranton Savings Bank 235
Scranton Packlns Co
Third National Hank 42B
Dime Dep. & Dls. Bank 200
93
Economy i.ignr. u. i-. v-o...
Scranton 111., H. & P. Co. ...
Scranton Forging Co. .........
Lacka. Trust & Safe Dep. Co.
Scranton Paint Co.
Clark & Snover Co., Cora. ...
Clark & Snover Co., Pr
Srr. Iron Fence & Mfg. Co. ...
Scrnnton Axle Works .
T-nnka. Dairy Co.. Pr
47
166
5
150
80
400 ...
123 ...
100
100
20
Co. Savings Bank & Trust Co 2M
nun do.
Scranton Pass. Hallway, first
mortgage, duo 1920 115
People'B Street Tflallway, first
mortgage, duo 1918 113
People's Street Railway, tlen-
eral mortgage, due 1921 115
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township School BJ,
City of Scranton St. Imp. S ...
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axlo Works
Scranton Traction 6 bonds.. 113
100
102
102
3
Scranton Wholesale Market
(Corrected by II. G. Dale. 27 Lackawanna
Avenue.)
Butter Creamery, 23a24c; print. 25c:
dairy, firkins, 22a 23c. ; tubs, 23c.
Egg select western, lTVic; nearby,
state, 20c.
Cheese Full cream, new, 13c.
Beans Per bu., choice marrow, f:
medium,' f2; pea, $2.40.
Onions Per bu., 45c.
Potatoes Per bu., 40c.
Lemons M.B0a3.73 per box.
Flour f4.50.
!.40;
Philadelphia Grntn nnd Produce.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1. Wheat 4tc. low
er; contract grade, November. tS9a70Vic.
Corn Firm; No. 2 mixed, 3la39c. Oats
Quiet but fairly steady; No. 2 white
clipped, 31a32c; No. 2 do., 30a.11c.; No.
3 mixed do., 29Ha30c. Potatoes firm, good
demand; Pennsylvania, choice, per bush
el, 45a50c. ; New York and western do. do.,
43a43e. ; do. do. fair to good, 33a40c. But
terFirm, 'Ac higher; fancy western
creamery, 24.c. ; do. prints, 23c. Dggs
Firm; gond demand; fresh, nearby, 21c;
dofl, western. 20a21c. ; do. southwestern,
19c.; do. southern. 18c. Cheese Firm. He
lined Sugars Steady. Cotton Un
changed. Tallow Dull, but steady; city
prime, In hogsheads. 4a4c. ; country
do. do., burrels, 4?ajc. ; dark do,, 4a
14c ; cakes, 5Vic. ; grease, 3al4c Live
Poultry Was a shade lower; fowls, 9a
IcO. ; old roosters, 7c.; spring chickens, S',f
a9--c. ; ducks, OalOn. ; turkeys, lOallc.
Dressed Poultry Steady; fair demand;
fcwls, choice, 10",,c. : do. fair to good, 9',i
nlOc. ; old roosters. 7c. ; chickens, near
by, large, 12al3c; small and medium do.,
lOallc. ; western do., large, llal2e. ; me
dium do., 10c; smnll do., SaOc. ; turkeys,
choice, Ho.; do. fair to good, 10al"c. He
celpts Flour, 3,500 barrels and 9.000 sacks:
wheat, 8,000 bushels; corn, 78,000 bushels;
oats, 23,000 bushels. Shipments Wheat,
6.000 bushels; corn, 5,000 bushels; oats,
17,000 bushels,
New York Drain nd Produce Market
New York, Nov. 1. Flour Market ruled
moderately active and easier In sym
pathy with the weaker ruling of wheat
and closed dull ami eaty at nominally un
changed prices. Wheat Spot steady: No.
1 northern Duluth, 7SHc. f. o. b. afloat to
arrive; options opened weak at a decline
of c. and further declined 1,4c. ; there
were a few rnllles on local covering bin
the market was finally weak ut about tha
lowest point, a net decline of ac. ; Muy
closed 78c. ; December, 74ic. Corn Spot
weaker; No. 2, 4014c. f. o. b. afloat: 19e.
elevator: options weak at a decline of 4o;
options closed steady at Vtc. nominal dc
cllne; May closed 3SVic ; December. 39e,
Oats Spot dull; No. 3 white, 30c. ; op
tions dull, no business. Butter Firm;
western creamery, 17a24c; do. factory.
14alCHc ; June creamery, 17a24c.; Imi
tation creamery, 15Mia20e.; stato dairy,
16Ha20c. ; do. creamery, 17a21n, Cheese
Steady; large white, 12c: small do., 12'fca
12c. : large colored, 12a12',4c ; small do ,
1fli24i Kggs Steady; stuto nnd
Pennsylvania. 20Ha21c. ; western, un
graded, at mark. 14al7c.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago. Nov, 1. Wheat drooped over
a cent today. Liquidation by demoralized
longs because of unexpected weakness
at Liverpool caused tho slump, Tho tone
ruled weak throughout and closed with
a loss of 1 to l',ie. for tho December op
toln. Corn also suffered from liquida
tion nnd short sailing and closed c. low
er. Oats lost ',4c. and provisions from 5 to
lc. Cash quotations wero ns follows:
Flour Quiet and easy; No. 2 spring
wheat, Ctiiii7U4c. ; No. 3 do. do., 6ta70c. ;
No. 2 red. 7ua71c; No. 3 corn. 32c; No. 2
yellow, 32c; No. 2 oats 23a23',io.; No, 2
white. 20c; No. S do., 25a234c; No. 2
rye. 52Hc ; No, 2 borley. 39a43c, ; No. 1 riax
and northwestern, fl.29; prime timothy
seed, $2.30; mess pork. $"aS.(o; lard, $5.174;
short rlhs, $l.70a5.20; dry salted shoulders,
6"4a54c; short clear, $5.35a5.40; whiskey,
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Nov l.-Cattle Good demand
of a superior quality at firm prices, but
tho general run of fair to middling grudes
moved oft slowly at a decline of 10c. In
value, aood to fancy grades brought,
f3.60a6.65; common to medium, fl.20it5.t0;
cows, heifers and bulls, 2ar.in; shirkers
and feeders, J2.7Ja4.75; calves, Jla7.90.
Hogs Supply exceeded demand and ft
further reduction of prices of GalOo. nns
scored. Fair to prime, grades, fl,21l2a
4.27; heavy packers, 3.75a4.10; mixed, ft
a4.72V4i butchers, f4.05n4.23V4; light
weights, f3.9-.al.2S; pics, f3.50a4.15. Sheep
Hrlsk demand at advancing prices, tho
recent diminishing receipts enabling sell
ers to dictate terms. Inferior to prime
sheep Bold at 2.2.1a l.r.fi; western rangers
burlnglng $t5a4.Bo; lnmbs sold nt fta5.85;
Inferior to cholco western rnngers bring
ing f I.50a3.60. Receipts Cattle, 16,0X1
head; hogs, 48,000 head; sheep, 18,000 head.
Now York Ilvo Stock.
Now York, Nov. 1. Peeves Active for
all grades! steers, 10c. higher; bulls, firm;
steers, fl.C3a5.70; tops, JO; oxen, Jl.l0:i3;
bulls, f2.80n4.2: cows, fl.75n4; heifers, fla
4.10. Calves Veals opened slow, weak to
2,ic. lower; closed 50c. lower; grnssere,
steady; fow lots unsold; veals, t.a8.73;
grnssers, f3n3.43; southern calves, $3.37'.':.
Common sheep, strong j low grndes, firm;
M.iiii.n, jv. iiiuiT, iinum nil noiu. rsnerp,
f2.50al.23; selected do., fl.R0; culls, f7a7.2.-.;
Cnnndlnn lambs, $3noa3.7B; culls, flat.50.
Jlogs Steady at f4.4.'a4.S5.
Buffalo Live Stock Markot.
Kast Iluffalo, Nov. l.-Cattlo-Slow but
steady; veals, fGaC.SS; heavy fat, f5a6;
grassers and fed calves, f2.23a4.23. Hogs
Twenty cars on sale, stronger for light
nnd pigs, others lower; Yorkers, fl.2..a4.30;
pigs, fl.20.ll.30; mixed mediums. SI.S0n4.33:
no good heavy here; quotsfblo S4.35al.49;
stagB.f3.2ja3.40. Sheep and Lnmbs-15a
zoc. higher for lnmbs; sheep, stronger
and firm; native lambs. fl.23ar,.C0; sheep,
tops, S3.90a4; wethers, $1.10a4.3O; culls to
good, f2.23a3.80; local lambs, higher.
East Llborty Cattlo Markot.
East Liberty, Nov. l.-Cnttle-Stendy;
fx,,r?' J;8,()aG; Prime, 3.70u3.iiO ; common,
$3,13.80, Hogs-Stcndy; best heavy hogs
and prime mediums, $1.20.11.35; best YorK
crs, f4.2,m4.30; plEs und light Yorltrrs, $4.15
S.4-;3'. common. $l.rn2.50; choice lambs.
f7a7 BO1 comon t0 B00'' Wn4-OT; veal calves,
Oil Market.
Oil City. Nov. 1. Creillf hMnv. 1 Cfl.
certificates, no bid, otter or sale; ship
ments, 66,667 barrels; average, 82,6m bar
rels; runs, 117,449 barrels; average, 86,441
barrels,
PILL-SENSE. -It sttnds to reason thnt
Dr. Agnew's Little Liver Pills will crowd
out of tho market many of tho nauseous
old-timers. A belter medicine at less
than half tho price Is all tho argument
needed to keep Ihe demand what It has
been phononif nnl io doses, 10 cents. Tney
euro Sick Headache, Hllllousness, and
allay all stenmch Irrltnllons. At nil
druggists. lor sale by Matthews Bros,
and W. T. Clark. 31.
BERII'F'S SALE.
-OF-
eiieai mm
ON-
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1889.
By virtue of sundry wrrlts of Fieri Fa
cias, Levari Facias and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the court of common
pleas of Lackawanna county, to me di
rected, I will expose to public sale by
vendue or outcry, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, nt the court house, In
tho city of Scranton, Lackawanna coun
ty, on Friday, the TENTH DAY OF NO
VE11DER, A. D., 1809, at 10 o'clock in tho
forenoon of said day, all the right, title
and Interest of the defendants In and to
the following described lots, pieces or par
cels ot land, viz:
1
No. 1. All tho right, title and Interest
of Henry George Koch, trustee. In and
to all that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in the Fourth ward ot tho city of
Scranton, Pa., known nnd distinguished
aB the northerly part of lot No. fifty
seven (57) In William Swetlund's plot of
lots, and further described according to
a survey made thereof by P. M. Walsh,
civil engineer, dated Sept. 13th, 1888, as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a corner on
Hyde Park avenue, such corner being
north thlrty.nlno 39) degrees enst nnd dls.
tant two hundred and twenty-three (223)
feet from the cast corner of Hyde Park
avenue and Swetlnnd street; thence south
fifty-one (51) degrees east ono hundred nnd
slxty-flvo (165) feet to a corner on nn al
ley; thenco along said nlley north thirty
nine (39) degrees east forty-one (11) feet to
a corner; thence north fifty-one (51) de
grees west one hundred nnd sixty-five
(165) feet to a corner on said Hyde Park
avenue; nnd thence along Hyde Park ave
nue soutn tmrty-mne (39) degrees west
forty-one (41) feet to tho place of begin
ning. Containing six thnusnnd sever,
hundred nnd sixty-five (C.7G5) square feet
of land moro or less. All Improved with
ono two-story frame single dwelling
house, ono two-story frame single dwell
ing house, one two-story frame block of
dwelling houses and outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho
suit of United Security Life Insurance
nnd Trust company vs. Henry George
Ivoch. Debt. $914.03. Judgment, No. 793,
September Term, 1S99. Lev. fa. to Novem
ber Term, 1699. WOODRUFF, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2.-A11 tho right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendant, Georgo Wltzel, in nnd
to alt thnt rertnfn titpen nf lutul Hitu.itr. in
Ransom township, county of Lackawanna,
stato of Pennsylvania. Beginning at a
point (Iron stake) two hundred nnd thlrtv
llvo (213) feet from city lino of the City
of Reranttn and In line of land sold bv
Eva Wltzel to G. It. Wandol; thence north
forty-eight (IS) degrees five (5) minutes
west one thousand seven hundred and
twenty (1.720) feet to a point In line of
land of W. Smith; thence rorth forty,
two (I2i degrees thirty (M) minutes east
Ilvo hundred and four (501) feet along
side said Smith's land nnd land of .1. Da
vis to corner of land of sold J. Davis and
W. Lloyd; thenco south forty-eight (45)
degrees five (5) minutes east along land
of said Lloyd to corner of land In line of
snld Lloyd's land nnd land of Eva Wltzel:
thence south forty-one (41) degrees west
five hundred and four (501) feet to tho
place of beginning, containing twenty
(20) acres of land moro or less Improved
with frame dwelling, bnrn, fruit trees,
outbuildings nnd other improvements.
Seized and tnken In oxecutlnn at the
suit asslrnod to Louisa Copnlng vs.
Georgo Wltzel. Debt, $100. Judgment
No. 395, November Term, 1W. FI. fa. to
November Term, 1899. REPI.OGLE.
Attorney.
ALSO
12 ?;-". th8 r,Kht- tUI and Interest
of the defendant, Honey Singer, In and to
all that certain lot, piece or purccl of
land situate In Woodlnwn Park, In the
township of South Ahlnctnn (nt or near
Clark s Summit), county of Lackawanna,
state of Pennsylvania, In tho westerly
angle formed by tho Junction of Midland
avenue and Division street, being Lot No.
180 In snld park, having a width In front
on snld Midway nvenue of forty (40) feet,
nnd extending of that width at right nngle
to said avenuo southwesterly along Divi
sion street a depth of ono hundred forty
(110) feet. A map of snld plot Is recorded
In tho office for the recording of deeds In
rind for tho county of Lackawanna tn
weed hook No, 139, nt page C76. All Im
proved with a two-Hory frame dwelling
house, nuthnuso, etc.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Security Building and Savings
Union vs. Harvey Singer. Debt, $(i70.S8.
Judgment No. 333, November Term, 1899.
Lev. fa. to November Term, U99.
H. C. REYNOLDS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 4. All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant In nnd to those pieces ot
land situate in the borough of Dalton,
Lackawanna county, Pa., described as
follows:
First Bounded on the north by land of
Watts & Dean; on the east by land of
N, T. Purdy; nn tho south by land of
Mrs. M, Blatchley, und on tho west by
land of A, BedelJ. All Improved, contain
ing seven ncres, moro or less,
Second Bounded on tho north by land
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'3 SALES. SHERIFF'S SALES.
of F. M. Colvln, Mrs. M. N. Dean nnd C.
j. ivuour; on tlio cast uy l.aite street; on
mo south by land or Allco M. llnrlter, anil
on thu west by tho Ablngton nnd Factory
vlllo turnpike. Improved with a two-story
framo dwelling house, barn, outbuildings
and fruit tree thereon.
Seized nnd tnken In execution nt tlio
sutt of A. D. Dean, assignee, vs. Emily
F. Smith, executrix or J. 8. Smith, de
ceased. Debt, $010.31. Judgment No. 233,
May Term, 1S93. FI. fn. to November
Term, 1S99. WOODRUFF, Att'y.
ALSO
No. S. All tho right, tltlo nnd intorest
ot the defendant, A, II' Harvey, In and
to nil that certain piece or parcel or land
with tho Improvements thereon, sltunto
In the Second ward of tho city of Scran
ton, county of Lackawanna nnd stato of
Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as
follows, to wit! Beginning nt a stake on
Nay Aug nvenue nt the east sldo of Lot
No. 6, in Block No. . ns laid down by
ji.nn iicrmnu; inenco running south liriy
0110 (51) degrees enst ono hundred and
forty-three (111) feet to land of Albert
Sheldon; thento south flfty-flvo (53) de-
S'"31 "' mriy (iu minutes west inty
two and nno-hnlf (62.",) feet to n corner In
line of Center or Hrenknr street; thence
north flfty-ono (51) decrees west ono hun
dred and forty-tbreo (HI) foot to n corner
of Nny Aug nvenue: thenre north fifty
five (55) degrees nnd forty (Hi mtnutes
east nlong paid Nny Atig nvenue fifty
two nnd one-half (52) feet to plneo of be
ginning. Containing seven thousand four
hundred and thirty-six (7.4:rl square feet
of land, mnro or less. Excepting nnd re
serving unto tho raid party of the first
part oil the cord and other minerals with
tho right to mine and remove tho samo
by means of nny subterranean passa:,
without recourse. It being tho same land
conveyed bv Pnnuiel Tnnbnuser and wife
to snld A. ,11. Harvey by deed recorded in
the recorder's ofMre for the county of
Lackawanna In Deed Book No, CO, paro
4f"8, etc. All Improved with n two-story
frame dwelling houso and outbuildings
thereon.
Seized nnd tnken In execution nt the
suit of Kdgnr Sturgo vs. A. II. ITarvev.
Debt, fl.BSl.lG. " Judgment No. K,S. Pep
tember Term, lc99. Lev. fa. to November
Term. 1S99. VOSBURG & DAWSON.
Att'y.
Al.SU
No. 6. All the right, tltlo nnd Interest
of the defendants, Sarah Hlirglns nnd
Martin HIgglns, In nnd to nil that lot of
land situate In Dunmore, Lackawanna
county, Pennsylvania, bounded nnd de
scribed ns follows: Being known as Lot
No. 13, and fronting on street known ns
Apple nvenue. being slxty-flvo (65) feet In
width In front nn Apple avenue nnd one
hundred and eighty ilSO) lect In depth
according to plan of Parker fc Throop's
Allotment of the "Sherwood Farm." Coal
and minerals reserved. All Improved with
a two-story frame dwelling and other out
buildings thereon.
Seized nnd tnken In execution at tho
milt nf the Dunmore Building nnd Loan
nsoelatlnn of Dunmore. Pa., vs. Sarah
HIgglns nnd Martin Hlg?lns. Debt, $l,4'n.
Judgment No. 3S0. November Term, lTO.
Fi. fa. to November Term. 1S99.
DUGGAN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 7. All the right, title and Interest
of the defendant, Emily C. Rhule, In and
to all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate In tho Second ward of tho city ot
bcranton, Lackawanna county, rennsyi
vanla, and described according to a sur
vey thereof mndo by A. B, Dunning, jr.,
surveyor, dated March 29, 1S97, 03
follows: Beginning on the nortbeastly
side of Plcrco street at n distance of nine-ty-threo
(93) feot northwardly from tho
northwesterly sldo of North Main avenuo;
thenco northeastwardly along laud now or
Into of E. Mlrtz flfty-flvo and live-tenths
(55.5) feet to ground now or lato ot Peck
& Wise; thence northwardly along saint
ground fifty (50 feet to nn alley; thenco
nlong came soutlnvestwardly llfty-elgnt
(58) feet to the said northeastwardly side
of snld Pierce street, nnd thenco along
tho same soutbeastwardly fifty (50) feet
to tho place of beginning, which place or
premises William II. Rhule, by tho
namo of William II. Rule, by nn In
denture dated tho 23d dav of April. 1892,
recorded In Deed Book No. S3, pngo IK),
etc.. granted and conveyed unto tho ald
Emily C Rhulo bv tho nnmo of Emily C.
Rule. Improved with n two-story frame
building and outbuildings thereon. .
Seized nnd taken In excrutloa at tho
suit of H. F. Stnnsbury vs. Emily ".
Rhule. Debt, $17.43. Judgment No. 170,
March Term, 1S99. Vend. ox. to Novem
ber Term, 1SD9. CAP WELL, Att'y.
ALSO
No. S. All tho right, title and interest
of the defendant. Julia Paslk, lu and to
all that certain lot of ground, with the
Improvements thereon, Mtuate In tho Sec
ond ward of tho city of Scranton, county
of Lackawanna, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Being Lot No. 10, In
Block 47, ns laid out and numbered on the
assessment man ot tho Second ward of
the said city of Scranton, on file In tho
offlre of the city clerk and engineer, re
corded In Tax Lien Docket No. 1, page 213.
to No. 1127, March Term, 1S99. Improved
with a two-story frame dwelling house
and outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd tnken In execution nt the
suit of City of Scranton vs. Julia P.islk.
Debt, $15.0S. Judgment No. 377. Septem
ber Term, 1S99, Lev. fa. to November
Term, 1899. VOSBURG, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 9. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendant. Mary Allco Scanlon,
ndmlnstratrlx of tho estate of Mary Ann
Scanlon, decearod, In and to nil that cer
tain lot if land situate In tho Fourteenth
ward of Scrnnton, county of Lackawanna
and stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a
point on tho north side of West Lacka
wanna avenue, about ono hundred and
eleven (111) feet In a westerly direction
from tho Intellection of ".Vest Lackawan
na avenue nnd Ninth street; then In a
northerly direction elghtv-eight (8S) feet
to a point on West Lackawanna menuo;
thence nlong said West Lackawanna uvo
nue In an easterly direction thlrty-tnrce
(33) feet to place of beginning. Improved
with a two-story framo dwelling house
and outbullc'lrgs thereon.
Seized and taker. In execution nt tho
suit of City ( Scrnnton vs. Mary Alice
Scanlon, ndmtnlstrntrtx of the estate of
Marv Ann Scanlon, deceased. Debt,
$"4.43. Judgment No. Ml, September Term,
1S99. Lev. fa. to November Term, 1550S..
VOSBURG. Att'y.
ALSO
No. 10. All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Margaret Wisley, ad
ministratrix of Joseph Wisley, deceased,
nnd Magf'Io Wisley, In nnd to nil the
surface or right of soil of nil that eerta'n
piece or parrel of land situate In the city
of Carlmndnle, county of Lackawanna
nnd state of Pennsylvania. Hounded
Hiiuthenstwnrd sixty (60) feet by land of
tho Delaware and Hudson Cnnnl com
pany, left open for 11 street, southwest
ward one hundred nnd fifty (150) feot bv
Outlet No. 115, on the .Inocb Porter
trnet, occupied now or formerly by Thom
as Sulllvnn: northwestward by Outlet No.
ii-. on mo .ineon t-orier tract, now or tor
inerly occupied by Peter llrown. sixty (60)
feet, nnd northeast one hundred nnd fifty
(150) feet by Outlot No. 11!. on tho said
Jacob Porter tiaet, nerupled bv John W.
Brown. Comprising Outlot No. HI, on said
tract of land In tho warrantee nnmo of
Jacob Porter, being the snmo Innd con
veyed to Thomas Wlslev by deed of John
C. Brown dated September 12th. I8;i3. duly
recorded at Sernnton. Improved with a
two-story dwelling, outbuildings and
other Improvements.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of the Co-operntlvo Building bank vs.
Margaret Wisley, administratrix of the
estate of Joseph WMoy, deceased, nnd
Mngglo Wlslev. Debt. $1.136 87. Jndg
ment No. 11S9, September Term, 1839 Lev.
fa. to November Term. IKW.
J. P. REYNOLDS, Att'y.
ALSO
No 11 All the right, title and Interest
of the defendant, J. E. Qulnn, in nnd to
all tho -mrfacp or rlnht of soil of
and In nil that certain lot, pieeo or,
parcel of land situate, lvlng nnd blmr
in the borough of Miiyvlllo (now
Mnvfleld), county of Lnekuwanna and
stato of rcnnlvnnla, distinguished as
Lot No. 8, in Block No. 2, on tho survoy
nnd map of Iho property of tho Hillside
Coal and Iron company, being In front
sixty tOO) feet and In rear sixty (GO) feet
and on hundred nnd tlflv (150) feet deep,
and being hounded as folluws: On thn
northeast by Maple street; on tho south
east by Lot No. 10; on tho southwest by
Lot No. 7. and on tho nnrthwet by Penn
nvenue. Being the snmo lot of land con
veyed to J. V. Qulnn by tho Illltnlde Coal
and. Iron company bv deed dated I"b
ro'iry 16th, 1889. nnd recorded In the ofli o
frT tho recording of deeds In nnd for
Lackawanna county In Deed nook S'o 9tl.
nt pae;e 423, etc. All Improved with a
twn-storv rramo nweiung nouso nndi
outbuildings thereon. 4
neizeu nnn initen in execution nt I
or j'i. aiuingan'B nons vs j. r.
Debt, $117,25. Judgment No, C32,
jTiT'
T mill
Term, 1S99.
Vend. ex. to November Term
T. T. DUFFY, Att'y.
w.
ALSO
No. 12. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of the defendant lu nnd to all that cer
tain lot, pIcco or taiccl of land In tho
borough of Archbald, county of Lacka
waiiuu, Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed us follows: All that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land In Archbald
borough, Lackawanna county, Penn
sylvania, known ns Lot No, 8, Block No.
6, and fronting on Miller street, being
sixty (00) feet In front by two hundred
(20)) feet In depth according to a plan or
map entitled "Allotment of part of Mil
ler's Farm." Improved with a largo
frame dwelling houso and other out
buildings thereon.
.Seized and tnken In execution nt tho
suit of Tho Gorman Building Association,
No. (i, of Scranton, Pa., vs. Mary Oud
nnofskl. administratrix of tho estato of
Michael Itutkowskl, deceased. Debt,
tlOOO. Judgment No. 219, November Term,
1899. FI. fn. to November Term, 1899.
WILLIAM VOKOLHIC? Att'y.
ALSO
No. 13.-AU the right, title nnd Intorest
of tho defendant, E. Ringgold Depuy, In
nnd to nil that tract or land sltuato In tho
township of Wo-t Ablnston, county of
I.neknwantia nnd rtnte of Pennsylvania,
bounded nnd dcrerlbed ns follows, to wit:
Being n tract contnlnlng ono hundred and
twelve (112) ncres nnd rcventy-four Bqunre
rods, and being tho same premises, ex
reptlng nbout two (2) ncres conveyed to
Benlimln Robinson, which were conveyed
ns thren hcpurnto tracts of Innd bv James
L. Wither and wife to Edward C. Ro
zell and Ransom II. Itozell by deed dated
March 9th, 1869, recorded In tho offlco tor
re cording deeds In and for Luzerne coun
ty In Deed Book No. 131. pago 100; a ro
survi y of said property mnde by Isaac
Kills June llh, 1881. being us follows: Be
ginning nt the east comer of Peter Ent
Warrant In line of Jeremiah Clarke's lot;
thence north forty-five (43) degrees east
slxty-slx (CO) perches to a post, thence
north forty-six (40) degrees west two hun
dred and sovcnty-clght and slx-tentln
(278.0) perches to a post; thenco south
fifty-seven (37) deijreea veal twenty-two
nnd fifty-six one-hundredth (22.50) perches
tn n pot; thence south thirty-two and
one-half (32".) degrees west ferty and
eighty-eight one-hundiedths (40.83) perch
es to n post; thence south forty-five (45)
deerees enst two hundred and soventy-slx
('-TO perches to tho place of beginning.
Being tho same property convoyed by Ed
wnnl t nn?elle nnd Ruth N. Rozell tn
s!t!d 13, BInggold Depuy by deed dated
th? 10th day nf March, A. D., 1S9G. re
corded In tho nftlro for recording deeds In
nnd for Lackawanna county In Deed Boole
No. 13. page 213. All improved with, a
Ir.rgo twn-storv mansard-roofed dwelling,
two barns, ginlnan. Ice house and other
outbuildings und with nn orchnrd growing
thereon, together constituting a well
equipped farm of ever ono hundred and
twclvo (112) acres of land. '
Seized and tnken In execution at the
suit of E. C. Rozclle. et nl.. vs. E. Ring
gold Deruy. Debt. $1,200. Judgment
No. 136(5, September Term, 1893. FI, fa. to
November Term, 1SC9.
NEWCOMB, Att'y.
ALSO
No. H. All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendants In nnd to all that lot,
pleco or parrel of land sltuato In the
township of Mndlson, county of Lacka
wanna and stato of Pennsylvania, bound
ed and dcscilbed ns follows, to wit: Be
ginning nt the center of the road leading
from Moscow to Holllstervllle; thence
south fifty (50) degrees east on line ami
fenco of Adr-m Powell, twenty-two (22)
rods to stono wall; thence south thirty
(30) degrees west thirty-two (32) rods along
stone wall made for a fenco; thence north
seventy (70) digrccs west twenty-two (2)
rods along stono wall made for a line
fence to the center of road, Iwcnty-two
(22) rods; thenco north thirty (30) degrco
east along said rnnd fifty-one (31) rods to
the place of beginning. Containing five
(5) ncres. bo the samo moro or less, BJ
lng Ihe same premises conveyed to said
Erntus Edv arils, deceased, by S. M. Ed
wards nnd wife, by deed bearing data
the 3rd day of May, 1871, recorded in Lack
awanna cnuntv In Deerl Book No. 23. at
page 1. efc. All improved with an orch
ard of npplo trees, nbout two (2) acres In
extent nnd fenees.
Seized nnd tnken In execution at the
suit of John Blatter vs. C. W Edwards,
administrator of estato of Erastus Ed
wards, deceased, and C, W. Edwards,
Debt, $375. Judgment No. 872, September
Term. 1899. Ft. "fa. to November Term,
1S99. WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP.
Attorneys.
ALSO
No. 13.-All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendants In and to that certain
lot or pleco of land situate In tho tlty
of farbondale, county of Lackawanna,
stato of Pennsylvania, bounded as fol
lows, to wit; On tho north by land for
merly owned nnd occupied by Hugh
O'Neill, now deceased; on tho east by lot
fronting on Church street; on tho south
by land formerly of Jacob Cohen, now
occupied by S. Singer, nnd on the west
by South Main street. Contnlnlng In front
on snld street thirty (20) feet and extend
ing In depth at right nngles with said
street ono hundred and fifty (130) feet to
gether with tho use In crmmon with tho
heirs nnd assigns of tho snld Jacob Cohen,
deceased, of tho alley running along and
on both sides of the lino between tho land
herein described and iho land formerly ol
said Cohen: Being the same premises
which Mnrv A. Byrne, by her deed dated
Nov. 12. 1FK and recorded In tho record
er's office for said county In Deed Book
No. 61, pago 430, conveyed to James II.
Ilyrno In fee. Improved with a two
story brick storo and dwelling house ai.d
outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of J. I". Bvrne, guardian, vs. W J.
Smith and James Barrett, administrators
of Jnmes II. Byrne, deceased. Debt,
$3,205. Judgment No. 1300. Septembs
Term, 1899. Lev. fa. to November Term,
1599. NEWCOMB. Att'y.
ALSO
No. 16. All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant. (. W. Shlves, In and to
nil tho following described lot, sltunto In
Ihe city nf Scrnnton, county of Lacka
wanna, nnd stato of Pennsylvania, said
lot being a portion of Lots Nos. 11 and 12,
In Block No. 177. which were conveyed by
tho Lackawanna Iron and Coal company
to Cathnilno W. Reynolds by deed dated
Mnv 11. lMW. Beginning nt a point In th
building lino on tho southwest side ot
Gibson street, one hundred nnd twenty
(131) feet southeast of the Intersection of
f nld building line, nnd the binding lino on
thn southeast side of Harrison avenue;
thence snuthenst along said Gibson street
line thirty (30) fiet to n 'orner, thence
southwesterly nnd nt rltstt angles to the
aforesaid Gibson street line eighty (SO) feet
to a corner; thenco northwesterly thirty
(30) feet to a corner; thence northeasterly
rttrhty (0) feet to the place of bet-Inning.
With tho privilege of using ten (10) feel
In front of the front line r.f sn'd lot on
Gibson street for vnrd. porch, piazza, bay
window or vaults, but for no other pur
pose. Reserving, however, to tho pnr
lies of Iho flrt part, their heirs nnd ns
slcns. the rleht to lay a sower pipe
across the rear of snld lot for tho pur
pose of connecting with the main sewer
n Harrison nvenue. but not tho right to
do nnv damage therrcn. nlso excepting
and reserving to the Lackawanna Iron
nnd Cent company, Its siiroosors nnd as.
i-lgnc nil coal and other minerals beneath
snld lot, with thn right to mine the same
In tho snmo innnnor ns the raid coal la
reserved by the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal company In their deed to 'Catherine
W. Reynolds May 11, IPS.".. All Improved
wlih n' twn-storv frame dwelling house,
Seized and tnke.n In execution nt the
suit of V. O. Smith vs G. W. Shlves.
Debt. 8152.75. Jud'-ment No. 133. Septem
her Teim. 1899. Vend. ex. to Novcmbei
Term. 1891
VOSBURG & DAWSON, Att'y.
TERHS OF SALE.
FIPTV DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
RRTY IS STRUCK OPP, AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTRR SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST DC PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH AuOVfl
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD
JOURNMENT.
CUREHCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
' Sheriff olllcc, Scrnnton, Pa., Oct.
18.
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