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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1890.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
WYOMING RETURNS.
Official Count nt Tunkhannock Yes
terday. Kneelnl In The. Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, Nov. 9. In nccord-
ance with the cloctlon laws, Hon. A.
M. Eastman and Hon. E. M. Vaughn,
associate Judges of the court of com
mon pleas of Wyoming county, held a
session of court today for tho purpose
of computing the election returns with
J. Wood Piatt and H. S. Harding act
ing as clerks. The official figures
show but little change from tho result
as announced yesterday. Harnett
carries the county by a small majority,
while the majorities of Urown and
Mitchell run up to about .00. The
Democrats elect sheriff, prothonotary,
two commissioners nnd one auditor,
while tho Republicans get tho register
and recorder, one commissioner and
two auditors. Moyer, Republican can
didate for commissioner, was defeated
by Vaughn. Democrat, by ten votes.
L. L. Travis. Democrat, for auditor,
was defeated. The following com
puted from the ofllclal returns shows
the vote cast for each candidate:
Sheriff Reynolds, It., 1.969; Gray, D
1,977. Prothonotary Prevost, II., 1,952;
Donovan, D., 1,973. Register and re
corder Shaw, R., 2.03C; Slckler, D.,
1.914. Commissioners Moyer, R., 1,913;
Robinson. 11., 1.957; Faurer, D.. 1,953;
Vaughn, D., 1.938. Auditors Rozelle,
R., 1,923; Klntner, 11.. 1.084; "Wright,
D., 1.930; Travis, D., 1.S83.
BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED.
Moses La Bar Is Charged with Lar
ceny. Special to The Scrnnton Tribune.
StroudRburg. Pa., Nov. 9. For some
time there has been a bitter feud In
the Sillier and L:t Bar families, of
Middle Smlthlleld, this county. It
was througn the recent marriage of
Moses a Bar, a son of Philip LaBar,
who married Mies Annie Miller, a
daughter of Hiram Miller. It was
only a few hours after the wedding
ceremony was performed when young
La Bar was taken from his wife's side
and placed In the county Jail on a
charge of larceny.
When tho newly married couple left
.he parental roof It Is alleged that La
Bar took therefrom two blankets, a
iot of beans, n quantity of bed cloth
ing, two wagon wheels nnd other arti
cles. The constable who made the
arrest was named Miller and three
other Millers, two sons and tho wife of
one of the latter, were present as wit
nesses for La Bar at the hearing be
fore Justice Hutchinson. In default of
$100 ball La Bar was locked up. Lewis
Miller offered to become surety for
La Bar. but "HI" Miller, the brother
of the bride, would not accept him.
The father also threatens to prosecuh;
La Bar for stealing his daughter, who
he says Is a minor.
GEORGE BRITENBAKER DEAD.
Well Known Resident of Honesdale
Called to Ro3t.
Special to tho Scrnnton Tribune.
Honesdale, Nov. 9. Mr. George Brlt
cnbaker died from a paralytic stroke
at tho residence of his son, Adam
Brltenbaker, on Spring street, at 7
'clock this morning. He was born
in Strossburg, Germany. November.
1809; came to America 1S27; learned
the trade of baker In New York city.
From there he went to Kingston, N.
Y., married In 1837 and moved to
Honesdale In 1842, where he engaged
in the bakery business and later he
did a large uiislness In the manufact
ure of crackers. He was a charter
member of the German Lutheran
church and one of Its leading finan
cial supporters In Its early history.
He raised a family of thirteen chil
dren. Messrs. Fred and Adam nnd
.Mrs. Hannah Dorin, of Honesdale, nnd
Mrs. Carrie Heller and Mrs. Lizzie
Hubbard, of Klniira, still survive him.
Funeral at 3 p. m. Saturday at tho
residence of his son, Adam Brltenbak
t. Interment In Glen Dyberry.
RUN DOWN BY BICYCLIST.
Accident to Miss Minnie Yetter at
East Stroudsburg.
special to Tho Scriwitou Tribune.
Strnudsbuig. Nov. 9. Miss Minnie
Yetter, a well known society lady of
Last htroudsburg, and daughter of
Hank President Milton Yetter, was
run down by George Stocker, nn East
on bicyclist, and her left leg was
bioken. Miss. Yetter stepped from a
car in front of a hotel. She was
struck with great force by the rider,
who was rapidly coming down the
street. The young lady was carried
to the house of ex-Collector C. H.
Staples. It was found that tho left
limb uas fiuetured below the knee, the
left ankle Joint dislocated and Ihe lig
aments wrenched and torn.
INEXPENSIVE CAMPAIGN.
' Candidate Teeter, of Monroe, Spends
Five Dollars. .
Special to The Scianinn Tribune.
Stroudsburg, Nov. 9. Perhaps one of
the most Inexpensive campaigns ear
ned on In this county, If not In the
state, was tho one made by Mr. A, H.
Teeter, Republican candidate for regis
ter and recorder. Teeter, who Is a
Which Way?
Are the children growing
nicely? A little stronger
each month ? A trifle
heavier ? That's good.
Or is one of them growing
the other way? Growing
weaker, growing thinner,
growing paler?
If so, you should try
Scott's Emulsion at once.
'Tis both a food and a
medicine to all delicate
children. It makes them
grow in the right way
taller, stronger, healthier.
' 3 Joe. ind Si.oo, til drugiUU.
prominent resident of East Strouds
bute, started out on a ten days' cam
paign In the county with fifteen dollars
In his Inside pocket, on his bicycle. Ho
returned homo on tho eve of the elec
tion with Just ten dollnrs, showing that
his campaign cost him Just 5. Teeter
was voted for at the election by the
Independent Democrats who were back
of the farmers' movement. His oppon
ent, Walter S. Dutat, received 1,900
votes. Teeter got 1,497, a majority for
tho regular Democratic nomlnco of 403.
Teeter's Republican friends are con
gratulating him on his remarkable run.
Tho Democratic majority In tho coun
ty is nearly 2,000.
MONROE COUNTY RETURNS.
Special to Tho Scranton Trlbuno.
Stroudsburg, Pa., Nov. 9. Monroe
county ofllclal returns were counted
today before Associate Judges Edlnger
and Hoffman. The ofllclal totals nro
as follows: State treasurer Barnett,
n 826; Creasy, D., 2,694; Caldwell, P.,
91.
Supreme Court Judge Brown, R.,
823; Mesterzat, D., 2,465; Rlcketts, P.,
98.
Superior Court Judgc-MItchell, R.,
802; "Rellly, D 2,402; Robinson, P., 103.
Prothonotary Berlin, R., E87; Decker,
D., 1,900; Green, P., 73. .
County Treasurer Rcmel, R., 410;
Elenburger, D., 1,921; Klstler, P., SO;
Fetherman, I 1,290.
County Commissioners Relnhart, R
899; Hartman, p., 1,500; Zacharlas, D.,
1,606; Rockafellow, P., 92; F. Shifter, I.,
1,209; Piphcr, I., 1,274; J. Shifter, I. R.,
127.
County Auditors Blttenbender, R.,
820; Grover, D., 2,024; LaBar, D 2,053;
Freeland, P., 121.
District Attorney Gearhart. D 2,121.
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
An Unknown Man Meets Death Near
Spragueville.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Stroudsfuirg, Nov. 9. Train due In
East Stroudsburg on the Delaware,
Lackawanna railroad at 9:24 n. m. run
down and killed an unknown man near
Spragucvllle. The man was walking
down the track nnd was this end of
the high bridge when No. 172 thundered
along. The engine struck the man in
the back and hurled him against tho
rocky side of a cut. Instead of stop
ping to look after tho man as the rule
requires the train came on to Sprague
vllle and notified th"? employes there
of the accident. Tho remains wero
brought to the station at that placo
and put in tho freight house. The
unfortunate was probably 43 years old
weigiung about IfO pounds nnd be
tween five feet and eight Inches tall.
His nose wag small and u sandy beard
covers his Jaw. His moustache Is
short and bristly.
Used by British Soldiers in Africa.
Captain C. G. Dennlson Is well known
all over Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Gallshe. Under date of November 4
1S997, from Vryburg, Beehunaland, he
writes : "Before starting on tho last
campaign I bought a quantity of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remady, which I used myself
when troubled with bowel complaint,
and have given to my men, and in
every case it proved most beneficial."
For sale by all druggists.' Matthew
Bros., wholesale and retail ngts.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Special to The Scrarton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Nov. 9. "The great
Democratic victory in Susquehanna
county" finally narro'v-jd down t mi.'
defeat of Samuel S. Wright, for regis-'
ter and recorder, by tho Republicans
Editor and Mrs. A. W. Cook left on
Wednesday for Deposit, their new
home.
In St. John's Catholic church on Wed
nesday afternoon, by Rev. P. F. Brod
rlck, Edward Doyle and Miss Mann
Connors were united In marriage. Dan
iel Furey was groomsman and Miss
Anna Doherty was bridesmaid. Mr.
and Mrs, Doyle left In the afternoon
for New York nr.d other polrfs east.
Quite a number of Susquehanna peo
ple took In the File's cheap excursion
to Now York ihla morning.
In St. John's Catholic church on
Wednesday afternoon, by Rev P. F
Urodrlck, William Cook and Miss Ger
trude Relllv wero united In marriage.
! John Fox was groomsman nnd M'js
uumaon, ot uaruonanie, was briles
mold.
Tho funeral of tho late Edwin Kulin
occurred from the Stevens' Point
Methodist church on Tuesday after
noon, Rev. D. C. Barnes, pastor of the
Lanesboro Methodist church, ofllclat
ing. The remains were Interred in the
Stevens' Point cemetery
Tho Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be administered In the Presby
terian church on Sunday morning. Tho
preparatory lecture will take place to
night. Richard Brush, of Brushville, the
Democratic candidate for snerlff, was
defeated by 88 votes.
Mrs. Crago, ot Cn.rbondale. this af
ternoon returned home from a visit
with Susquehanna relatives.
George W. Dowe, superintendent of
tho Western division of the Erie, was
in town todav.
Blnghamton re-els:tJd a Susquehan
na boy, Hon. Jerome DeWltt. for
mayor. Except his politics, he Is all
right.
Three Susquehanna eounlcs lmvn nn.
piled to the county for a divorce.
bnmuei s. Wright has made one of
the very best register and recorder the
county ever has had. Ills record In the
office has been a splendid one, nnd he
may well feel proud of it.
A Republican plurality ot RI7 in Sus
quehnnna county, In an "off year." Is
not so bad.
Tho Prohibition VOte In KuHOIlehnnnn
county on Tuesday was extra light.
uaniei uiiy. as -u-jiriou, the Con
tractor," appears in Hogan opera
house this evening.
It Is reported that a Susquehanna
policeman committed matrimony In
Windsor on Wednesday.
A largo number of our townspeople
are In Montrose, attending the county
court.
There Is a mammoth crow colony on
Lee's hill, near Windsor. It Is said
that there are over two thousand of
the birds In the flock.
Hunters from the wilds of Pike coun
ty report that few deer are being shot
this season. A portion of the Susquehanna-Oakland
party nre still in the
woods, near Shoholn.
The Bcrauton Tribune's very full and
aMifci
I do not bcltcre ther
is a catc of dyspep
sia, Indlge.tlon or
any stomach trouble
Hint cannot bo re
HoTcd nt once nnd
permanently cured
by my DYSPEPSIA
cuua
MUNYON.
At all druggists,
23c. a vial. (Julde
to Health and medi
cal ndvlco free. 1005
Arch street, Fhlla.
WTOI
thoroughly appreciated by Its readers
hereabouts.
Extra meetings will soon be held In
tho Baptist church.
On tho new Oakland reservoir, Perry
Lewis laid 10,000 shingles in 9 hours.
The now reservoir of the Oakland
Water company Is nearly completed.
Warren & Brown's orchestra will
furnish music for tho reception to bo
held In the church parlors on Friday
evening by tho Friendly circle of the
Presbyterian church.
There Is no truth In the newspaper
reports that several herds of cattle In
Susquehanna county are afflicted with
tubercolosls. '
HALLSTEAD.
Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Hnllstend. Nov. 9. Miss Jessie Hart
ley was visiting relatives In Nicholson
Monday.
Mr. Cox of the Rock Island railroad
has assumed the position formerly
held by Mr. Stuckev as head cabanlzor
nnd train elosn.ntcher for tho Hallstoad
yard. Mr. Stuckey was transferred to
Kingston.
Jason Frost, ot Sayr Pa., was vis
iting his parents here during1 Sunday.
John A. Mears of Scranton was hero
Sunday for a few hour?.
The water company has placed a
now S-lnch pump In the river pumping
station. During1 Wednesday and
Thursday the water was shut off and
the pipe leadlncr from the new pump
connected with tho largo water main
from Mingo Lake.
Mrs. Markhain, who has been mak
ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. John
Babcock has left here to spend tho
winter with relatives; at Dlngley Hoi
low.
Miss Alice Burlolirh, of Blnghamton,
wis the guest of the Misses Summer
ton. Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Crook entertained
n party of guests at their home on
Main street, Monday evening.
Mrs V. J. Arnold Is entertaining hor
sl'ter from Blnghamton.
William C'Dell, of Susquehanna,
w.s vlsltng friends here Sunday.
Mrs. L. J. Brooks, win has been vis
iting Mrs. S. R. Chase, has returned
to her home In Blnghamton.
Rev. Watklns of Factoryvllle, who
will be the new pastor of the Bnptlst
church was visiting In town Monday.
Mrs. John A. Davis will occupy tho
pulpit of the Baptist church next Sun
day. G price Episcopal church In Great
Bend will give a grand entertainment
in the shape of a carnival next Wed
nesday evening.
Misses Grace nnd Gertrude Read en
tertained the Christian Endeavor so
ciety of tho Presbvtorlan church Mon
day evening at their home on Chaso
uvenue.
Mrs. H. . Wllllnms Is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Fenwarden of Car
bondnle. .Mford Packard, the great cartoonist
and chalk talker hap been secured by
the citizens' popular lecture
course
and will lecture In Young Men's1 ,
Christian Association hall Wednesday, j
Nov. 22. j
A slleht wreck occurred In the yard
hero early this week, when a runaway ;
train wlilih got beyond control
smashed Irto and damaged a caboose,
freight car and dongola.
To Cure n. Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money It it
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each box. 23c.
AVOCA.
Miss Mary McFarlane, daughter of
Mr. nnu Mrs. James McFavlane, of
Cherry street died yesterday morning
after a few days' lllnc') of erysipelas.
Deceased was 20 years of ago and pos
sessed of a pleasant and agreeable dis
position that endeared her to her many
hlem'.s. She was a member of tho
Blessed Virgin's Sodality and tho
Daughtorn of Kiln. Tho funeral will
take placo nn Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Interment will be made in
St. Mary's cemetery.
The Hose company will give a social
and supper to the matrons and their
assistants who assisted them at tho
fair. On Thanksgiving eve they will
glvo a danoo at which the bicycle will
be chanced off.
William Graham ha3 resigned his
position as butcher at Holllster .4:
Bowman's store to accept a more lu
crative one at Scranton.
Tho Woman's Missionaiy meeting;
adjourned yesterday at noon. The of
ficials who served last year wero re
elected. The npxt convention 'will be
held nt Honesdale. On Wednesday ev
ening Rev. Arthur T. Plerson ad
dressed a very large audience. Hla
subject was taken from the sixtieth
chapter of Ipatah. Despite his many
years Mr. Plcrson still retains a largo
amount of mental acumen. His voice
Is musical nnd powerful nnd his man
ner of delivery awakens Interest in all
he says. Mr. Plerson was for soveral
years Spurgeon's successor In London
and afterward pastor at Bethany
chnppl, Philadelphia. Ho recently re
signed tho pastorate nnd now devotes
his time to missionary work.
James Robinson will leave In n few
days to accept n poslton In Florida.
Tho Friendly T'nlon will banquet at
Newton's hotel on Saturday r.venln.
The t'aiBfleld Literary club will con
duct their annual ball In Sarsfleld hall
on Thanksgiving eve.
Jeffries Released.
Now York, Nov. 9. Jim Jeffries, the
prize fighter, his brother, John, and Rob
ert Bloy. manager of n music hall, who
wero nrrested Monday nlsht on a charge
of violating the Burton law regarding
boxing, were dlschurgcd In police court
today. Several witnesses testified that
tho txhlblton given by the Jeffrlei was
not at all a bona fldo boxing contest.
Mil. MiRTIL-fl DOCK.
elief for Women"
npnrjTM.in pin,Ja envelope, n tics
to-47 fur thii liook.conUlrOna Tattica
Ur aud TMtlmoaUU e D1U &AHTLIS
French Feismls Pills.
Pmlwd br ttxraundt of utliHed I idle M
haf. alw.ji ril.bl and without in equl.
Hfitilhftir,truw!rl.r.ln tn.l.l tiA. VY.ncli
Vat on top In Blu., wnlte nd icm!. Tk. no f.tW.
Kiucli Urug Co.,581 U Sal 1'uirl St., Wow Yotlc Clt
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
Now York, Nov. 9-'A general disposition
to llquldi.to In speculative holdings wus
mttmfm in the stock, market today.
Kurly In the day some general strength
was marlfesled which whs duo primarily
to the higher quotations cabled from
London and which was aided by strength
In. special blocks, but the growing stiff
ness of money and the total absence of
any outsldo buying demand discouraged
the bull element and they were rcllors of
tho whole list as tho day advanced. Tho
closing of tho market was easy und near
tho low prlco of tho day for most stocks.
An incident of the day was the demand
tor silver certificates nt a sharp ad
Vance. Total sales, 747.S0O shares.
Tho bond market was weak In sym
pathy with stocks. Total sales, par
value, $2,330,000. United States old 4s ad
vanced and the new 4s, 3s and 6s reg
istered , in the bid price. The 2s de
clined y.
The range of today's prices for the ac
tive stocks of the New York stock mar
kots aro given below. The quotations
are furnished The Tribune by J. A. HUB
BELL & CO.. members of the Consoli
dated Stock Exchange. 410 and 411 Con
nell bulldihg, Scranton. Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos.
me. esc. est. ins.
Am. Cot. Oil 44i4
Am. Bug. Re'g Co ..156
Am. Tobacco Co. ....121
Am. S. & W 4SV4
Anaconda 466
Atch.. To. & S. Ke .. 22V4
UK
44
44
157
121
50
461,4
22W
66
SI
52;
S3
41V.
28M,
133 V
16
126
168
114V4
190
GO
122
1SIH4
59
79V6
1221,4
27
t6
MSVi
19H4
39
49
11
31
121
137'.i
25
27
71
B3i
7G
42
130
115
12
21
60
31
42
67
118
19
48
76
79K
48
153
119
47
45
21
64
33
51
86
41
27
131
14?
121
168
113
1SS
59
119
189
66
78
1
26
83
105
193
39
48
11
29
122
136
23
26
70
Slu
76
40
130
113
10
21
69
20
40
66
116
18
47
7fi
78
48
154
119
43
43
21
CD
33
61
87
41
27
131
15
A., T. & S. F Pr .. 66
Am. Tin Plato 34
Bait. & Ohio 52
Brook. R. T 8Si
Con. Tobacco 424
Chcs. & Ohio 2SH
unic, 11. & 0) 133
Chic. & G. W
lr.ti
Chic, Mil. & St. P
Chic. & N. W ...
Chic, R. I. & P ..
Con. 6ns
C. C. C. A St. L .
Delawaro & Hud
D., L. & W
Fed. Steel
Fed. Steel, Pr ...
Gen. Electric ....
..12CU
..leavs,
..114
..190
.. 597;
..122
..1KH4
.. S7T4
.. 7H
,.122',i
.. 27
.. 8GU
..107i
..191
.. 30H
.. 49
.. 1U
.. 3114
..121
..137U
.. 2."i
.. 27i
.. 71
.. M
.. 7GV4
.. 42
..IM',4
..115
.. 121 J
.. 21
.. fiO
.. 31'i
.. 424
.. 5714
..US
.. 19
.. 4S'
.. 7iii
121
21
68
13
168'
113
1SS
69
120
189
67
79
122
;
83
106
191
39
4S
11
30
123
13G
2.'.Vi
26
71-
61
76
40
130
113
10
21
69
26
40
6"!
117
18
47
76
78
4S
I Int. Paper
I Louis. & Nash
Manhattan Ele ...
Met. Traction Co .
M. K. & Texns ....
Mo. Paclflo
W. & L. Erie ....
W. & L. E 2d ....
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Ont. & West
Norfolk, Com ....
Norfolk, Pr
North. Pacific ....
Nor. Pacific. Pr ..
Pacific Mall
Pcnn. R. R
People's Gas
Standard R. & T.
Reading, Com ....
Reading, 1st Pr ..
u. s. Leather ....
I Southern Pacific ..
Southern R. R
Tenn.. C. & Iron .
Texns Pacific ....
Union Pacific ....
Union Pacific, Pr
U. S. Leather. Pr
U. S. Rubber ....
4SH
ssi;
west. Union
b. ivillUU on-4 o-vi OVt
CHICACiO FOARD OF TRADR
SS
88
88
Open
High
Low- don.
WHTCAT.
Decern ber ...
CORN.
ing.
8
est.
68
31
24
eft. Ins.
67
31
68
31
December 31
OATS.
Mav 2374
PORK.
January 9.72
23 23
9.72 9.72
Scranton Board of Trade Exclmnga
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
First National Bank 800
Scranton Savings Bank 233
Scranton Packins Co 93
Third National Bank 425
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank ....... 200
Economy Light, H. & P. Co 47
Scranton 111., H. & P. Co. ... 85
Scranton Forging Co 100
Lacka. Trust & Safe Dep. Co. 150
Scranton Paint Co 80
Clark & snover co., uom. ...
Clark Snover Co.. Pr
Scr. Iron Kenco & Mfg. Co. ...
Scranton Axle Works
Lackn. Dairy Co.. Pr
400
125
100
100
20
Co. Savings Bank & Trust Co 250
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mnrtraEe. due 1920 115
I People's Street itauway, nrst
mortgage, due 1918 115
l'eople's street itauway. uen-
eral mortgage, duo 1921
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ..
Lacka. Township School 5 ..
City of Scranton St. Imp. 6
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Woiks
Scranton Tructlon 6 bonds..
116
100
102
102
85
115
Scranton Wholesale Market
(Corrected by H. G. Dale, 27 Lackawanna
Avenue.)
Butter Creamery, 23a24c; print, 23c;
dairy, firkins, 22a23c, : tubs, 23c.
Eggs Select western, 17c; nearby,
state. 20c.
Cheese Full cream, new, 13c.
Beans Per bu choice marrow, 12.40;
medium, (2; pea, 2.40.
Onions Per bu., 43c.
Potatoes Per bu 40c.
Lemons 3.50a3.75 per box.
Flour-Jl.50.
Philadelphia Qrntu and Product.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9 . Wheat Un
changed; contract tirade, Ncveinbcr, C$ia
CUVaC. Corn Quiet but steady; No. j
mixed November, SS'iao'Jc. iits l'n
changed; No. 'i white clipped. SlUaSic. ;
No. 3 do. do., 30'.-n;:ic. ; No. 2 mixed, do.,
20c. Potatoes Urnier, good demand;
Pennsylvania, choice per bushel, 4on50c;
do. do. fair to nood do., 43a45c. Butter
Firm, good demai.d; fancy western
creamery, 25V4c. ; do, prints, 27c. Eggs
Firm; fresh, nearby, 23c. ; do. western,
21n2lUc; do. southwestern, 3)e. ; do. south
ern, 19c. CheeseQuiet but steady, no
llned Sugars Unchunged. Tallow
Steady; city prime, In hogsheads, 4Ha
4?ie.; country do. do., barrels, ITiaOe.,
dark do., 4;a4Hc. ; cakes, B'.ie. ; grease,
dltng uplands, So. I-lvo Poultry Quiet
3a4Wc. Cotton Was 1-lSc. lower; mld
und steady; fowls, SHaJc; exceptional
lots, fliic. ; spring chickens, SaOc. ; ducks,
9c; turkeys, 9U0e ; old roosters. 7c.
Dressed Poultry Firm, fair demand;
fowls, choice, He; do. fair to good, 10a
lOiic, ; roosters, 7'ic; spring chtcnens,
nearijy. largo, 12al3c. ; small and medium,
do., lOallc.; western do., large, llal2e. :
medium do.. 10c: small do., Sa9e.; tur-kej-B.
choice to fency, 12al3e.; fair to
good, do., lOallc. Receipts Flour, 6.0O0
barrels and 9,000 sacks; wheat, 7,500 bush
els; corn. 219,000 btif-hels; cats. 29,000 bush
els. Shipments Wheat, 2.200 bushels;
corn, 27,000 bushels; oats, 19,000 bushels.
Chicago Llvo Stock Market.
Chicago, Nov. 9. Cuttle Strong to 10c.
higher; beeves generally 25c. higher than
lust week; butchers' stcck firm; good to
choice, J5.S0jC.DO, poor to medium, J1.40a
1.70; mixed stockers, J3a3.S0; solectcd ffed
ers, (4.20a4.U); gcod to cholco cows, $3.b0a
4.DU; heifers, $ia5.15; dinners, 1.75a2.90;
bulls, 52.50ut.C0; calves, $4a7.25; fed Texas
beeves. Ila5.00; sruss Texas Kteers. Jl.25t
4; western range, Jln5,30, Hogs Market
higher, early, closed easy; good clear
ance; mixed and butchers, ?4.ofa4.35; good
to cholco heavy. Jl.lGa4.SS; rough heavy.
.80a4.l; light. $la4.27'.; bulk of sales,
tl.lS.-i4.30. Sheen Market steady. 7(b fed
western lambs, average so pounds, at
(3 50; native wethers, J-o.75a4.75; lambs, $4
a5.50; weotern wethers, $la4.50; western
lambs, ,75aS.BO. Itecelpts-Cattle. 7,000
head; hogs. 27,000 head; sheep, 12,000 head.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Uuffalo. Nov. 9. Cattln Itecelpts,
light, fairly active. Hogs Ilecelpts, 23
cam; fairly active; good to choice York
ers, J4.40a4.45; roughs, J3.C5a3.90 pics,
good to prime, Jt.2ia4.40, Hheep and
l.amhs Receipts, 40 carsj slow and low
er for nil Ulndsi lambs, choice selected, J3
aB.10; common to fair, J1.10u4.7Ji sheep,
wethers, Jt.25a4.50; common to fair, 13.80a
4.80.
New York Wve Stock.
New York, Nov. 9.- Beeves Very little
doing, ono car rough stuff sold nt steady
prices. Calves Dull, veals, raster; venW,
J5.-i8.25: tops, J8.60; little calves, Jlj grass
ers, $3a3.r5: southern calves, J2.CS'i.
Sheen Weak- lambs, 10a15c. lower: sheep,
bheep, J3a4.30; lambs, J4,62',ia5.50j Can-
ada lambs, t3.33a5.C6i culls, $3.60. Hogs
Firm at H70a4.su; choice UkIU state hogs,
14.90.
COULDN'T ESTIMATE ITS VALUEI
Dr. Agnow's Cure tor tho Heart nver
falls. It rcllovos In SO minutes, It mirca.
It Is a bencon-llghl to lead you back to
health. W H. Alusselman, of G. A, It.,
Wclmport, Pa., says; "Two bottles of
Dr. Agnew's Cure lor tho Hi-art er-tltely
cured ms of palpitation and smothering
spells. Its value cannot ho estimated. I
feci like h. new num." For sale by
Matthews Bros, and W. T. Clark. 41.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
OHERVPa SALCS.
-or-
Valuable Real Estaie
-O.N-
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1899.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cias, Levari Facias nnd Venditioni. Ex
ponas, Issued out of the court of common
pleaB of Lackutvanna county, to mo di
rected, I will cxroso to public sale by
vendue or outcry, to the highest nnd best
bidder, for cash, nt tho court house, In
tho city of Scranton, Lackawanna coun
ty, on Friday, the SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1S99, nt 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of said day, all tho right,
tltlo and Interest of the defendantx In and
to the following described lots, pieces or
parcels of land, viz;
No. 1, All the right, title and Interest
of Reese D. Morgan and Recso C. Powell,
executors of the estate of Mary Williams,
deceased, In and to all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels of land situate in tho old
borough of Hyde Park, now city of
Scranton, county of Lackawanna nnd
ptnto of Pennsylvania, known as Lots
Nos. 32, 33 and 31. In Square or Block No.
18, and fronting on Adams street or ave
nue, now known ns Prlco street, bclns
each twenty-flvo (23) feet In front by ono
numireci ana I rtv ciwn feet n tientn. ac
cording to a plan or map entitled Prlco
nnd Pancoast's Addition tr. tho City ot
Scranton. Coal and minerals reserved,
with the rlttht to mine nnd removo tho
name, All Improved with one two-story
single frnmo dwelling bouse, ono two
story single frame dwelling ho.ise nnd
basement and ono two-story double frame
dwelling house with basement, and out
buldlnsa thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at tho
suit of William D. Davis vs. Reese D.
Morgan and Repe C. Pnwrll. executors ot
tho estate of Mary Wllllnms. deceased.
Debt, $310.66. Judgment No. 157. Septem
ber Term, 1893. PI. fa. to November
Term, 1S99. THOMAS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2. All tho right, tltlo and Interest of
the defendant, Sarah Jono White Carey,
In and to all that certain lot 'if loud sit
uate In tho boroush of Wlnton, in the
county of Lacknwnnnn, Pa., known ns
tho plot of Wlnton, Dolph & Stur'j.'V Da
vid Brown survey, Wlnton b trough, as
Lot 6, Block "E," and situate on the cor
ner of Third avenuo and Church street;
said lot is fifty and thirty-six onc-hun-dredths
(50.36) feet In front on Church
street nnd one hundred and llfty (lMi feet
In depth. Improved with a two-story
frame dwelling house and other outbuild
ings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of Spruks Bros. vs. Sarah Jane White
Carey. Debt. JD2.50. ludgmont No in.
November, 1899. Fl. fa. to November
Term, 1S99. STOKES, Atf.
ALSO
No. 3. All the right, tltlo nnd interest
of the defondiint, Joel H. Thomas, In and
to all that plero or parcel of land, situate
in the tcunshlp of Madison, county of
Laoknwnnrn, nnd Ftato of Pcnnsvlvanin
bounded and described ns follows: Be
ginning at a beech corner of Butler's nnd
Fisher's land; thence north one hundred
nnd ninety (190) perches to a stake and
ctoncs corner of A. P. Gardner for a di
vision of a larger tract of land; then-o
due east along Gardner's land sixty-six
(66) perches to a stnko r.nd stones; thenco
duo south ono hundred and ninety (190)
perches to a stake and stones; east along
tho line of said Butler's lnnd sivty-slx
(66) perches to the place of beginning,
containlnir seventy-elcht (78) acres and
six (6) porches of land, more or less. Being
the samo land conveyed to the said Joel
IT. Thoman by J. W. Pock by Indenture
dated tho first day of July, 1887, and re
corded In the office for tho recording of
deeds, etc.. In and for the countv of
Lackawanna. In Ded Book No. 1C, patio
224. etc. AH Improved with a twn-story
frame dwelling house nnd outbuildings
thereon.
Seized end taken In execution nt th
suit of nsslcned to Su!nn Spencer
against Joel H. Thomas. Deht, J825.20.
Judgment No. 1SG4, September Term, 1893.
L.CV. In. to .Novomncr Term, 1V9.
WILLIAM J. DOUGLASS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 4. All the rlcht. title nnd Interest
of tho defendant, Jnoph Grnv. in and to
nil the surface or rlcht of rill of all that
certajji lot, piece or parcel of land situate ner; thence north ten (10) degrees west
In the borough of Archlinld, In thn county ono hundred and forty-thren nnd ono
of Lacknwnnna nnd ptnto of Pennsvlva- fourth dlll'O perches to beginning. Be
nin, bounded nnd described ns follows, to lug Lots Nes 29, 30. 52, 5.", and 54, nnd
wit: Containing a front of fifty (j'i) feet
northward on a street, hounded eastward
at rlrht nngles to raid rtreet one hun
dred nnd fifty 01 0 feet bv Lot No. 9 on
said street; southward parallel with said
street fifty (TO) feet hy lands of tho i
Northern Coal nnd Iron rnmpnn. and
westward at right angles to snld street
ono hundred and fifty (150) feet bv Lot
No. 7 on said rtrent. Comprising Build
ing Lot No. 8, os laid out by M. E. Ander
son on thn twentv-third day of May, A.
D.. 1SS7. on a tract of land In tho war
rantee name of William Ryan. Ilelns
the snmo property conveyed to Joseph '
Gray by the Northfrn Cnal nnd Iron
company and recorded In 'Lackawanna I
cniintv In Deed nook No. 157. nago 4o.
C. ..... .M nnl r.H.1 H.l,,n.nl .aa,lA.lniltt
In above recited deed. All Improved with
it two-story frame
ne dwelling anu ouiouim-
ings.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Frank Gray vs. Joseph Grav.
Debt, J200. Judgment No. IK November
Term, 1S98. Fl. fa. to November Term,
1899. CAREY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 5. All the right, tltlo and Interest
of the dofendants, Hugh James nnd Al
fred R. Hlnett, In and to all that certuln
lot of lnnd sltunte In the borough of
HydeiPark, now city ot Scrnnton, county
of Luckuwnnna rnd stato of Pennsylva
nia, being Lot No. C2 en tho plot ot village
lots made by William Swetland, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Be
ginning nt u corner on Main strcot. now
Main avenue, and In tho line between
Lots Nns. 62 nnd 63; thence nlong samn
lino north fifty-two nnd one-half (52'-i) de
grees west ono hundred and eighty
seven (187) feet to nn alley; thence along
said alley south thirty-seven and one-half
(37) degrees west sixty (fn) feet to a
corner In lino between Lots Nos. 61 nnd
62; thencu by sold lino south fifty-two ami
one-hnlf (C2') degrees east one hundred
and ninety-five (193) feet to a corner on
said Main street or avenue, and thnca
along said Main avenuo north twenty
nine (29) degrees east sixty (CO) feet to
the placo of beginning. All improved
with a two-story frnmp building usnrt n
a hotel; also a two-story framo dwelling
house and outbuildings thereon. It being
tho same premises ennveyn! to th" said
Hugh Jomes and Alfred It. HWnett by
John L. Hnrris nnd wife by deed dated
tho thirtieth day of Miicb. 1S91, nnd re
corded In the recorders nflm of Lack
nwnnna countv. Pa., In Deed Book No.
811, page 17. etc.
Seized nnd tnhen In execution at the
suit of the West Side Bnnk vs. Ilmrh
Jnmeg nnd Alfred It. KKnctt. lbt,
J1.490. Judgment No. ?1R. Miv Term, 15W3.
Fl. fa. to November Trrm. 1W.
THOMAS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 6. All the right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendants. Miriam T3. Brock nnd
George S. Breclr, In rnd to nil' the fol
lowing descrlhod lot or pnrcel of land lit
the Thirteenth ward of the rltv of Scran
ton. Lanknwnnna countv nr.l '.tn'e of
Pennsvlvnnla. being Let No. 10 in Sniiaro
or Block No, 11. nnd. r'tunte upon street
colled nnd known ns Third street (now
Albright avenuo on the cltv "lot nf
Fcrnnton upon thn plot of Sanderson's
Addition in said rltv, recorded, called nnd
known ns Green Ridge. Raid lot ts re.
tnnculnr and forty (40) feet wlrto on sitd
Third street, and one hundred nnd forty
(140 feet deep. AH Improved with a two.
story frame dwelling hoiiBe and outbuild
ings thereon.
4- 4- -r 4-
I GRAND DEMONSTRATION
Of the Celebrated Cnrpet
Swccpcrilc Company, Grand K.ipids, Michigan, is now going on
ai tne new store.
A Lady
Demonstrator is With us the entire week to practically illustrate
to your entire satisfaction that this is the peer of all sweepers a
sweeper that sweeps. It saves
Three grades:
Peerless No, i,
$3.50
Peerless
t -
;p.uu
CONE AND SEE
Established Yesterday.
COWPERTHWAITE fi REKGVUSEI,
4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4 -- 4
East Mountain Lithia Water
Sold by All First-Class Druggists. Highly Recom
mended by Phys clans.
FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
JOSEPH ROSS.
Ofllcc 1)02 West Lackawanna Avenue,
TELEPHONE 473S.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
rult of E. Robinson's Sons vs. Mlrlnin 1'.
Ilrock nnd (leorgo S. Tlroclc. Debt, $3,000.
Judgment No. 61.!, November Term, 1MK).
Fl. fa. to November Term, 11U9.
WILLAKD. WAItREN & KNAPP.
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 7. All tho right, tltlo and interest
of tho defendant, Itciiben Morgan, In und
to all that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land sltuato In the township of Scott,
Lackawanna county, bounded and de
berthed as follows: Northerly by lands
of Nnrman 32. Stono nnd Mrs Ell Sprngue;
easterly by lands of Caleb Lowry or Sum
ner Hubbard; southerly by lands of Nor
man 12. Stono, and westerly by lands ot
Welcome Stone, David J. Williams or
Harriet N. Simpson. Containing- about
ctxty (CO) ncres, more or less. All Im
proved with n. farm house, two barns,
fruit trees nnd outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken in execution at tho
suit of Georgo W. Wetland vs. Itciihpn
Morgan. Debt, $73.03. Judgment No.
11C2. September Term. 1S09. Vend. ex.
to November Term, 1S99.
STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 8. All the right, tltlo nnd Interest
ot tho defndant, Jumcs J. Wagonhurst,
In and to all thoso certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land wlth tha Improvements
thereon, sltuato In Clifton township,
Lackawanna county. Pa. Beginning- at
hemlock corner, being northeast corner
of Lot No. 20, In line of land In warran
tee namo of Andrew Streng; thence along
said line cast ono hundred nnd ninety
seven 097) perches to corner (southeast
corner of said Strong's land); thenco
north two hundred and fourteen and
three-fourths (214-1) perches to corner of
Lot No. 03, Eold to Beamish et nt,: thenco
by Lot No. 03 north eighty (50) degrees
cast one hundred and sixty-two (K2)
percnes to corner in line of lnnd or simp
son Do Long; thenco by De Long's lino
Fouth fifty (50) degrees east scventy-thrro
(73) perches to post corner; thentfo north
eighty (80) degrees east eighteen (IS)
perches to a beech original corner; thenco
along line of Gress nnd Rhodes south ten
(JO) degrees east two hundred nnd twelve
nnd six-tenths (212.0) perches to a corner;
thenco south eighty (80) degrees west
sixty-three nnd slx-tenth" (C3.fi) perches
to a corner; thenco south ten (10) degrees
east ono hundred and one (101) perches to
public mad; thenco along said road vari
ous courses nnd distances to corner In
line of land of William Arnold; thence hy
said Arnold's linn north ten (10) degrees
west flftv-ono and two-tenths (51.2) perch
es to corner: thcrce along northern
boundary of said Arnold south eight v (SO)
desreos west seventy-six (70) perches to
corner: thencp south ten (10) decrees cast
seventy-six (70) perches to corner on
north side of publl" road; thenro nlong
said road various courses nnd distances
but nt an average angle south eighty (SO)
degrees wost nlnMy-etght P') perches to
corner: thence still south eighty (SO) d"-
I crees west nlnetv-slx (01) perches to cor
pnrts of Lots Nos. 31. 42 and 43, on mir
vev of old Drinker lands In Luzornn
county. Containing In all five hundred
anrt nlnctv-eleht (W:) acres and three 3)
i perchc ot lnnd, more or less; about flf-
teen (15) ncris Improved
ALSO another piece sltuato In Clifton
and Covington townshlns, Lackawanna
countv. Pn. Beginning nt southern cnr.
ner of Slmoson Do 7 ong; thenco along Do
Long's line north foitv (40) degrees east
two hundred nnd eighty-two and one
hnlf fR?1') perches to corner In line of
Sim Rhodes: thence nlong snld Rhodes'
line south fifty (50) degrees east ono hun
dred and elgbtv-slx (1S5) perches to cor
ner; thence south fortv (41) rte?rccs west
fnventy-four nnd one-hnlf (71H1 perches
to corner: thence along line nf Rhodes
I nnd Gres south eighty (SO) degrees west
rjwo liirndrea anrt seventy ono am. one-
nnir isn't,) porenes to corner; inenee
north ftftv f.Vll decrees west eleven nnd
one-half (ll'VI nerehes to beginning. Be.
Ing Lot No. 01 and pnrts of Lots Nob. 62
and C"! on survv of old Drinker lands, Iv
Ing In Luzerne county. Containing ln n'l
two hundred nnd fourteen (214) acres and
one hundred nnd fifteen (113) parches,
moro or less; nbout fifty (50) acres Im
proved with twn-story frame dwelling
and fruit trees thereon.
ALr'O another plcco sdtunte In Clifton
township, Lncknwanna county. Pa. Bo
iTlnnlng at semthcast corner of land of
D. Kehley on line of Lot No. I; thenco
along lino of snld Kehley. north ten (10)
degrees west one hundred nny sixty-two
nns) percnes to corner in line or jonn
Warner; thenco north elgh.tv (80) degrees
enst one hundred and one (101) perches to
cerner In line of K. nnd J. Kaufman;
Ihence south ten (10) degrees cast elghty
rno (81) perches to corner; thence north
eighty (80 degrees east nlong line of 12.
and J. Kaufman i.nrt John Kaufman one
hundred nnd ninety-seven (197) perches
to corner In line of Charles Kestler;
thenco nl nig snld TO stler's lino south ten
(10) degrees east elphlv-nne 81) perches
to corner- thence south right v (80) de
grees west nlnAtv-slx (91".) porches to cor
ner! thcrce s'.iith ten (10) degrees enst
nlnelv-thren (.) perches nlonr lino nf
enlel Keat'er to corner: thence south tlftv-
flve (r i dorrees east frtiricen end one
hnlf (1t''.l rmrehrs to hemlock corner on I
north f'dn if T ehtch river; thenco nerns
snld Li'hlgh ilver; thenco along south
vnl' of T.rhlch river v.nl. u eourt.es - i.f
distances to stono e'erner near beginning,
tleen nortl' ten (101 ile-rrees wot two
end one.hs.lf (2"d perches tn bet-Inning.
Being T.ot No. 9. the southern hnlf of
I ots Nos. 1f and 11. nnd pa-ts of Lots
Nop. 4 nnd . on ritrvev of oM Prlnl:r
Imds: centalelnp In all two hundred and
frrtv-fonr (Nil acres, one hundred nnd
fftv-rln'J perches, more or less. Lots
Nos 9 nnd 10 being cleared lnnd with
fruit 1res thereon.
ALFO nn 'tber nlecn situate In Clifton
township, Lneknwnnnn countv, Pa. Tt
ilnnl'g nt comer on wet sldn nf Phlln
delnhlr. and Orent Bend Turnpike rond;
thenco bv Inr-tl of Ph'lnndc- M cn north
r'erhtv (Wl degrees ent (nlnetv-flx (M)
perches to post nnd stones hv hemlock
corner on cast bnnk of Lpulqli river;
IbenoH down the Lehigh river various
curses Br'1 distances to west edge pf
"Id irrnike mad: thenoe hv nnrt nf
Lot No. "3. rnilth elghtv (SO) doreen west
nlucty-elght nnd one.half (Vi'4) perches
to cerner In line of Charles Kestler;
thenco nlong satd Kestler's line north len
(10) degrees west elgbty-threo perches to
corner: thence by Lot No. 40. north
eighty (SO) decrees east one hundred nnd
sixteen (11) pcrchos to said Turnplko
road; and thenco along same and by part
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Sweeper, mnruifacturcd y the 4
your carpets and your back.
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No. 2,
Peerless No, 3,
$2.00
AA 1 "k-V
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4
4
THEH WORK.
406 Lackawanna Avenue
AGENT,
Scranton, Pa.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
of Lot No. 40 north ten (10) degrees west
fourteen (11) perches to beginning. Con
taining In all ninety (90) degrees, twenty
tlvo (23) porches, more or less. Improve
ments: Two-story frame dwelling house,
tenement houso story nnd half, two largo
barns, ono simnll burn, fish pond, fruit
trees, outbuildings.
Seized and tnken tu execution at the.
suit of James O'Boylo vs. James J.
Wngonhurnt. Debt, $3,045.57, Judgment
No. 8C2. Jnnuary Term, 1893. PlurieB fl.
fa. to November Term, ISM.
GEORGE M. WATSON, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 9. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Joseph Paparcll, owner,
and Albert Grist, contractor. In and to
all that certain lot of land, with tho im
provements thereon, situate ln the bor
ough of Archbnld, county of Lackawnn
no, stato of Pennsylvania, and helng Lot
No. C, In Block No. 4. Said lot being
sixty (CO) feet ln front on Simpson street
and two hundred (200) feet In depth, ac
cording to plan entitled tho allotment
part of Miller Form. All Improved with it
two-story framo dwelling house, thirty
two by twenty-four (32x21) feet with
kitchen on rear twelve by twenty-fou
(12x21) feet nnd ono story high.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Peck Lumber Manufacturing com
pany vs. Joseph Paparcll, owner, nrri
Albert Grist, contractor. Debt, J9G.31.
Judgment Nn. 159, Mnrch Term, 1899. Ler;
fa. to November Term, 1W.
ALWORTH, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 10. AH the right, title nnd Interest
of the defendants, John Lewart, executor
of tho last will and tcstoment of John O.
Morlang. deceased, Anna M. Ochs,
Georgo Morlang and his wlfo, terre ten
ants, ln nnd to the following described
lnnd and premises sltuato ln tho Nine
teenth wnrd of the city of Scranton,
Lackawanna county. Pennsylvania, being
tho westerly h ilf of Lot No. 20. In Block
No. 79. nnd situate on tho southerly side
jf Willow street In snld city, tho Bald
half lot being twenty (20) feet wide on
Willow street and one hundred and fifty
two (152) feet ln depth to a sixteen (13)
feet alley ln rear, und being rectangular
ln shape. All Improved with u dwelling:
houso and outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken in execution at ths
suit of William F. Klcsel vs. John Lew
art, executor of the estate of John G.
Morlang, deceased, etc. Debt, J124. Judg
ment No. 1518. September Term, 1899. Fl.
fn. to November Term. 1R9D.
HERMAN OSTIMUS, Att'y
ALSO
No. 11. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of the defendant, Michael Moriarlty, ln
nnd to all that certain lot of land, with
tho Improvements thereon, sltunte ln ths
cltv of Scranton, county of Lackawanna,
state of Pennsylvania, upon Orchard
street, In the Twelfth ward of said city,
being forty (40) feet on .said Orchard
street In front, tho same In rear, and
ono hundred nnd fifty-two (152) feet ln
depth, being Lot No. 13, ln Block No. 9H.
Said lot is rectangular, with an alley In
the rear sixteen (161 feet wde for pub
lic use, with tho privilege or using ten
(10) feet in front of tho front line of said
lot for yard, vault, porch, piazza, cellar
way and bay-window, but for no other
purpose. Crnl nnd minerals beneath the
surface reserved to tho legal owners
thereof by sufficient terms In law. Be
ing tho same Jund conveyed by tho
Lackawanna Iron anel Coal company to
Richard Leahy by deed dated 19th of
Mav, 1S74, nnd recorded ln Luzerne
countv. in Deed Book No. 176, page 529.
etc.. and being the samo property also
conveyed to Michael Moriarlty by an as
signment of deed from Alexander Morl
nrltv. tho same bearing date 5th of Aug
ust. 1879. and recorded ln Lackawann
c."n'J' ln DrId J?,7?.k "' .LL g J ..nr
"'"" ',',,, ' "' "mC.,,.!,,.!
other outbuildings
ij.hi..' ..u..,fc ....-
i tncrfnn.
Seized and tnken In execution at tho
suit of Lizzie Tillnn vs. Mlchnel Moriar
lty. Debt. $500. Judgment No. 431, No
vember Term, 1899. Fl. fa. to November
Term, 1899.
M. J. McANDREW, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 12. All thn right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendants. Ellen M. O'Neill and
S. T. O'Neill, In nnd to all that certain
one lot of land sltuato In the township
of Fell, countv of Lncknwanna and stace
of Peniirylvnnln. being n part of what Is
known a3 the Warren Plot, which is a
I Pr or n,, ' ","'' fi ViV LZK
109. South Plot, or addition to Forest
city, Intended to be duly registered and
reenrrted: said lot being plxtv (60) feet In
front and one hundred and fifty (150) fest
deep and rectangular ln shape, being the
some lot of lnnd conveyed to Ellen M.
O'Neill bv James Dolphin by deed dated
October 7th. 1S'7. and recorded In the or
flee for tho recording of deeds for Lack
awanna county. Improved with a two
storv dwelling house and outbuildings
thereon.
poized nnd taken In execution at the
rult of the Monumental Savings ard
T.onn AoctnMon vs. Ellen M O'N" 11
and S. T. O'N-lll. Debt. $901,10 JUdT
meat No. 221. November Term. 1899 Fl.
fn. to November Term. 1899.
RICE. Att'y
TERA15 OF SALE.
FIPTY DOLLARS CSII WHEN PROP
RRTV IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTF.R SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WII0N SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD DEFORB AD
JCUUNME.NT. CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Slmrlff,
Sheriff's office, Scfanton, Pa., Oct. 55,
U99.
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