THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1900.
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CARBONDALE.
E. F. PLACE DEAD.
lMwarU P. Plncc, oon of Mr. anil
Mri. James Place, of Mitchell avenue,
died of pneumonia nt four o'clock yes
tcnlny inornlnp;. Deceased was In Ills
twenty-llrst year. He wis member
of MiM Mnulo'H Methodist Sunday
Hcliool class unci of the Patriotic Or
der, Sons of America. tP to the time
of his Illness he was employed at Hie
barber shop of A. Kldluin. Hesldes hlH
rarontf. one sister. Mrs. William Da
vis, survives him. Tho funeral will
b held Sunday afternoon ut two
o'clock. Interment In Hrookslde cem
etery. SHOT AT HIS WIFE.
A dispatch from Rochester. N. V..
tccclvcd :n this city yesterday, states
that William McMInn attempted to
shoot his wife at Uath Thursday
nlglu. while v vdor the Influence of
liquor. Jiiilously was the cause. He
deil Mie police. McMInn. who is
fonty-flw yeurs old. resided In this
city until a few years ago. He mar
lied Miss Edith Pantz, who secured
a divoiee and now resides at Lester
Shlie. The second wife Is not known
here. McMInn formerly worked on the
Lender and subsequently learned the
bnrb-r's trade at Spailc & Ooossm's.
MAY BRANCH OUT.
U. S. Wonnacott leturned fiom Phil
adelphia, wliere lie has been negotiat
ing for the purchase of a large laun
dry. Mr. Wonnacott has made the
owner of the plunt an olfer and is now
awaiting an answer. If he makes the
deal he will leave Carbondale and his
brother, Eugene Wonnacott, for many
years a Dolawaie and Hudson baggaco
master, will take charge of the busi
ness here. Mr. Wonnacott Is
a prac-
tlcal laundryman and there Is no doubt
of his success should he undertake the
business In Philadelphia.
XOCAI. AND PERSONAL.
M. J. Murphy
has returned from
New York city.
H. T. Mitchell has sold his Vandling
property" and will remove his family
to this city at once.
Mrs. Ellsha McGrouty has returned
from n, Scranton visit.
Mr. Elbort Weed and son, Clarence,
of Waymart, are visiting friends In
this- city.
A large number of horses and car
riages V.tavc been engaged by those
who lnlond to go to Waymart tomor
ldw to witness tho clearing up of tho
big wreck on the Honesdale branch
at Swackbammcrs.
The John Simpson tract of land,
containing three hundred acres of
hcavv wooded land, near Crystal Lako,
wIM bo cut and worked Into lumber.
A steam sawmill will be erected. That
oteran lumberman. Prank Hollen
back, has charge of the business.
Mr. and Mi3. A. C. Purple, of Cope
land avenue, are entertaining1 airs. A.
Eastman, of Unlondulc.
Or. Tracy had ci good-sized audlen"e
at bis lecture In the opera house last
ov'enlng. Ills subject was "Tan Nights
In a TJar-Uoom," and was profusely
Illustrated.
The funeral of Josephine SkeeJs will
be held this afternoon at one o'clock
at Trinity parish house.
MOOSIC.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and
daughter, Mnrjorle, will leave today
for Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robertson has had poor health
during the winter and It 1 hoped Mic
may return greatly Improved.
Mrs. M. W. Lcvun is contlncd to the
bed with grip. Her little son, James,
is also suffering with a severe cold and
sore throat.
A. T. Doud returned last evening
from a buslnes trip to Poeono.
Marion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John McCrlndle, has been suffering
with pneumonia, but at this writing
has slightly Improved. ,
Rev. Judson N. Bailey nnd wife nre
rxpeoted home from conference today.
The people of the Methodist congrega
tion are very much pleased with the
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Halley to them oh paator for another
year.
W. A. May, superintendent of the
Hillside Conl and Iron company, was
a caller In town yesterday.
While runnlnp light cars Into the
SprliiR Ilrook Coal company switch
yesterday Delaware and Hudson en
Bine, No. 217, was derailed. It was
necessary to have another engine to
replace It.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Rev. C. B. Henry Will Assume
Charge at the M. -E. Church To
Morrow Census Enumerators Ap
pointed Personal nnd Other News
of Interest.
Hev. C. 11. Henry, of Harvey's lake,
who has been appointed as pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church, to suc
ceed Ituv. Prancls Gendall, will bo
present tomorrow and preach at both
morning and evening services. Hev.
31r. Henry Is favorably known here,
and Is heartily welcomed, while much
regret Is felt In the departure of Hev.
Mr. Gendall and family, who will take
the best wishes of his congregation nnd
tho public In general with them for a
prosperous and successful future In
their new home In Peckvllle.
The census enumerator appointments,
which havi- been watched with so
much Interest for this town, have been
made as follows; Pirst and Second
wards. Tallle W. Jones: Third ward,
John B. Owens; Pourth ward, Will
iam J. Hosklns.
Services at tho Calvary Baptist
church tomorrow will lie held nt the
usual hours, Pastor Ttov. Dr. II. II.
Harris oillciating. Morning sermon at
10.30 o'clock; evening service at 6
o'clock; Sabbath, school at 2 o'clock.
The committee on the eisteddfod to
be held at tlie Calvrtrv Rnntlst ohnroli
on Decoration day, May SO, are busy
arranging for the event. The pro
gramme is being carefully prepared,
and a treat will await all.
The degree team of the Mlnooka
tribe. No. 247, Improved Order or Red
Men, went to Hyde Park last evening
and assisted at the adoption of a largo
flass of pale faces at the meeting of
the Navajo tribe, No. 10.").
Dr. and Mrs. Adam Stegner, of Rend
hani, were the guests of the latter's
parents, Foreman and Mrs, Gllea
Decker, of North Scranton, Thursday.
Taylorville lodge. No. 6CS. Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet in
session this evening.
Dr. William Van Busklrk. of Oly
Phant. was a caller on relatives here
on Thursday.
Mr. Thomas Gannon, of Archbald,
was a Taylor visitor yesterday.
IMiss Ethel Smith, of New York, Is
visiting at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Mackenzie, of Union
street.
Rev. D. C, Edwards will preach at
the usual hours at the Welsh Baptist
church tomorrow. Services at 10.30 a.
m. nnd fi p. m.
Mrs. Reese W. Reese, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. R.
Jones.of Honesdale. has returned home.
She Is accompanied by her grandson.
All members of local branch, No. 1013.
United Mine Workers of America, are
requested to be present at the business
meeting this evening In Basham's hall.
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A delightful smoker was tendered
the Excelsior Hose company In their
rooms, on Iackawanna street, Thurs
day evening, by J. W. Malum, John
Lawlcr and Thomas Rogan, three mem
bers of the company. During the c fil
ing' several selections were rendered on
the phonograph. Mr. Anthony Battle,
of South Scranton, gave an Interestlu,
talk on "Tho Fire Extinguisher." Re
freshments were served. There was a
large number present.
The funeral of the late Prank Grimes,
whose remains were- brought to this
place Thursday night, will take place
from tho home of Joseph Kennedy, on
Hudson stiect, tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Mrs. Daniel O. Jones entertained tho
members of her Sunday school class of
the Presbyterian church at her home
in Blakely yesterday afternoon. Many
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enjoyable social diversions were In
dulged in until C o'clock, when delicious
refreshments were partaken of by the
guests.
Services will bo held nt the usual
time In the Susquehanna Street Bap
tist church tomorrow morning and
evening. Rev. George Hague will oc
cupy the pulpit; The Lord's Supper
will be administered In the evening.
Air. A. V. Bower, of Scranton, will
conduct services In the Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
At the Blakely Baptist church, Rev.
David Spencer, D. I)., will preach on
"The Faultless Jesus" at the morning
service, and In the evening the theme
will be "The Obedient Look."
Theodore Connors, who has been a
guest of B. J. Lynch during the week,
returned to his home In Northampton,
Mass., yesterday.
Misses Gabrlella and Agnes Coleman,
of Scranton, are visiting relatives heie.
No meeting of the Taxpayeis' asso
ciation was held on Thursday evening,
on account of no quorum.
FECKVILLE.
A two-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs,
Patrick Monley, who reside on depot
street, Knst Side, was run down nnJ
badly injured by a horbe und wagon
yesterday morning. The driver of the
outfit, Joseph R. Bell, represents the
Lackawanna laundry, and was deliv
ering laundry at the time. The chllJ
attempted to rross the &ticet during a
whirlwind of dut, which hid the view
of both driver and child. The child
lan between the forward and ie.tr
wheels of the wagon and was knock
ed down, the hind wheel passing over
It lengthwise of the body. Its screens
of pain attracted Mr. Bell's attention
and he iulckly jumped from his vag'n
and picked the child up and carried
It to its homo nearby. Mr. Bell then
summoned Dr. J. B. Glover, who dress
ed Its wounds. The wh?el bad badly
lacerated the face and its little body
was covered with bruises. H Is
thought that the injuries will not prove
fatal.
The ever-busy chicken thief has
again Improved tho midnight hour. -)i
Thursday night the hennetles of
Messrs. Henry Chapman and William
Neatne wete raided The thieves s
curcd twelve chickens at Mr. Chap
man's and as many more at Mr.
Nearne's. So quietly was the nefarious
work done that neither Mr. Chapman
nor Mr. Nearne were aware of their
loss until late yesterday morning.
Mis. W. M. Bell, of Taylor, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. William Bull, of
West IVfkvllle.
Mr. and Mis. Charles Jenkins have
ictuined fiom a shut iit with the
former's father, Mr. J. S. Jenkins;, of
Plttston.
1'eikv'lle Baptist church Rev. .1. S.
Thomas, pastor. Si-rvlces tomortow
at 10."0 ti. m. nnd 7.30 p. m. Moinlng
MibJ"c. "All Things Working Together
for Good:" evening subject, "God's
Hand If Human Hisloiy." Sabbath
school at ll.oO a. in.
Servlct.H In the Presbyterian church
Sunday at KU0 a. in. and 7.39 p. in.
Rev. S. II. Moon, D. D pastor. Sub
Jeet In morning, "A Representative
Battle " evening. "The Religious Fae
ultv L.st by Disuse."
Rev. P. Gendall, the new pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach morrlng and evening at the
usual hours.
Wnllo playing u game of "leap frog"
on the Central school grounds, yester
day AVIlIle. the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Hvans, received a tumble
which resulted in a broken arm. Tha
little follow was taken to his home
at once. Dr. Qrover was summoned
and reduced the fracture.
Mrs. C. II. Beattys and Mrs. George
Reed wore Scranton visitors yester
day. Mi-is Mildred K, Howe, of Scranton,
visited Ulakuly friends Thursday.
Miss lernle Clark, of Scranton, call
ed on 'rlends In this place Friday af
ternoon. Qultt an excitement was occasioned
Friday afternoon at the Central school,
bv the falling of a large amount of
plaster in the primary room. Fortu
nately no one was injured.
GOULDSBORO.
The semi-annual convention of the
Northeastern Central Luther league
was held In Grace Lutheran church on
Tuesday. The church was decorated
In a very pleasing manner with potted
plants, palms, and the league colors,
black, red, white, blue and gold.
Twenty-five delegates from Scranton,
Wllkes-Barre and Plttston were pres
ent. Papers on the following subjects
were read und discussed: "Church Loy
alty, Its Obligation. Influence, Re
ward," "Spiritual Growth," "Our Iay
Workers," and "The Provldental Call
to New Mission Fields." In the even
ing Rev. Dr. Hunten, of Wllkes-Barre,
gave a very Instructive nnd entertain
ing lecture on "Cyphers."
Ruth, aged three years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, George Slglln, died on
Satuiday. The funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at the Metho
dist Kplscopal church, In chaise of
Rev. Henry Warden. Interment at
Lehigh cemetery.
C. A. Barnlckel, of Hoboken, was the
guest of R, B. Decker, Tuesday.
Messrs. Dowl, of Easton; La Hue, of
New York; N. S. Brlttaln and Isaac
Stauffer, of Tohyhanna, were visitors
at the Lackawanna mountain and
Gouldsboro Ice plants, Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McAtee attended
the funeral of Mr. Loney, at Scranton,
on Thursday,
Mr. McNally and Dr. Glbbs, of
Scranton, were In town this week.
W. L. Harvey has returned from a
business trip to Philadelphia.
Mr! George Trltchler hus been called
to Wllkcs-Barrc, by the notions illness
of his mother, Mrs. Leo Trltchler, who
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Cl.
Bennett, of South Franklin street.
Supervisor Frank Bender has a large
force of men at work grading anil
otherwise Improving our streets.
At noon on Thursday Are broVe out
at the residence of John Courtney. By
tho timely assistance of Mr. Dicrolf
and other neighbors, the flames were
extinguished In a few minutes.
Mr. and Mrs. McAree are entertain
lng their grandson, Stanley McArre, of
Luzerne.
Miss Marshall was at Scranton on
Thursday.
Miss Sue Catterson Is recovering fiom
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Robert Wlllard and Mrs. Ed
ward Hufford, of Scranton, attended
the funeral of Ruth Slglln on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bowie, who has been very III, Is
convalescent.
Charles Rhodes, of Stroudsburg,
visiting his brother, S. H. Rhodes,
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Mrs. Prank Reslgue and Mrs. David
Michael, of South Gibson, were yester
day the guests of Mis. W. T. Roberts,
of Main street.
Archie Mai tin bos recoveied suffi
ciently from the operation ho recently
underwent to be able V be around
again and with his daughter, May, Is
spending u few davs with his brother,
Piofesor It. II. Martin, nt Moscow,
The First Aid society will meet to
night for Instruction and It Is expected
Drs. J. S. Graves, P. C. Manley nnd M.
J. Shields will be present and make
Mine demonstrations for the society's
beneilt,
F.dlth, the little daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomas Bray, of South Main
street, Is suffering with croup.
The ult between W. II. Merrltt and
Clark Giosvenor will be heard before
Squire Swlck this afternoon.
Dr. K. F. Kennedy, of Huntington
Valley, Pa., has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Wlllard R. Dodson, of
Second street.
Liveryman Bray has comenced the
necessary alterations on the planing
mill which he recently purchased and
which will be converted Into a livery
stable.
Corporal Oscar C. Smith Camp, Sons
of Veterans, will attend service In the
Primitive Methodist churchon the Sun
day preceding Memorial day.
Prank Burns, of the Past Side, and
Jo!l-i Tlghe, of South Main street,
have announced themselves candidates
for delegate to the Democratic conven
tion. Presiding Klder Warner will preach
at both services In the Methodist Epis
copal church tomorrow.
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the most benefit from lt. The blood Is
now loaded with dangerous Impurities
which this medicine will promptly ex
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DALTON.
.1. Tlnkham received o'n Thursday,
over the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad, a new threshing ma
chine and road steam engine. A con
siderable amount of time was spent
unloading It from the car, and lt at
tracted much attention from the pub
lic. Rev. J. C. Leaeock. who has been
the ctnclent pastor of the Methodist
church here for the past two years,
has been appointed to the pastorate
of the Newark Valley church, N. Y.
He will assume charge next Sunday,
and will move his household goods
there nnvt week. Rev. A W. Cooper,
of Hawley, will succeed Rev. Leaeock
and will begin his work next Sunday.
Frank Van Storch, who has been
qi'lte 111 with the grip, Is Improving.
Henry Walter, formerly of Scranton,
lias 'ipened a tin atul plumbing shop
lu this place.
A bountiful supper was served in
the Baptist church last Wednesday
evening by the following members of
the Ladles' Aid hoclety Mrs. Robert
lt. Thompson, Mrs. S. K. Finn. Mrs.
Henry M. Ives, Mrs. Frank Colvin.
Mrs. Claience Stone and Mrs. James
Poster. The sum of ten dollars and
fifty cents was realized.
Palmer Smith attended the com
mencement pxerclses of the Nicholson
High school on Thursday evening.
Mr. Davidson, of Orchard street, is
ill with the grip.
Tho Women's Christian Temperance
union h'.'ld their regular meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrse.
Samuel Shoemaker.
Mrs. M. B. Sherman and Mrs. 13. O.
Van Storch were In Scranton yester
day. Mrs. W. J. Dershimer and daugh
ter, Fannie, spent Wednesday In
Scranton.
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lecture in the Prlceburg Primitive
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April 30. Subject, "The Briton and the
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Admlslon by ticket or 15 cents at the
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pouer lertlcal boiler, and Wiorsc power en
gine, good as new. AImi 4S feet 2-Inch sluftlns
with hangeis, and CM feet of 1-lin.h pipe. "Peo
ple," 34 Penn avenue.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ONK TWOSi:ATKI) RICK Sl'IIIXli M'ttUKV.
lanopy top. will lulunge for good unegy
or farm iirmlmr. On- team ihe.il hordes fir
wile. Ira Finn k Suns, office, lorner Ah slice!
and Pinn awnuc. 'Phono 17.12.
WASTED TO HKXT A hTOUK WITH nKF.II'S
oven: must be centrally loialed on Mjln
street In busy part ot illy. Answer t'onfiilloner
care Tribune otlicc.
REAL ESTATE.
LOT OX CLAY WIlXt'K. XKU fJHP-OX
street, inquiie of Aria Williams, offiie of
laikawanna Iron and Steel compin.
t25,O0O WILL SKCI'IIK A XI'.W PHOIT.RTV;
worth at least fciS.bOO. The property will
pay SH pir cent., after pajlmr taxes and all
other epcnves. Reason for Kclliw;, ownr has
reinoied from city. This Is the best Imestm.-nt
in Seranfon. Terms: One-third lash, balann-
per cent, mortsace. W. T. HioUett, Prlie
bulldhi;, 121) Washington aienue.
Kon sLi:iount.K iiomi:, sis moniioi:
aienue, will fell at barfalii if told befoie
April 1.
JURNJSlHEROOJSj
nMlxiHEn ROOM, 107 MADlW AVI'.XUi:-
Sultalle for one or two.
OLXTS W'.CxTK-Vlf''llAYn" TUP, HP.T
thinn on the market, pells itself in cn-ry
office and store. XcahClnrk Manufacturing Co.,
Pipartment K, Rot IS2, Rnihcstrr, X. Y.
WAXIKD-KIRSTCLASS AC.llXTS IX I'.VKUY
city and town in Pinnsylirnla In inlroduie
the lamest and MronKtst Nik and Anident
Company in the woild, ddres I'. R. Van
Dusen, Supt. of Agent, Ray lily, Miili.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
AXTF.D
work.
-HOOD (!IRL FOR (JKXLRAI. IIOl slv
707 Adams .nenue.
WAXTKD-OOOD, III'STLIXO MVX FOR PART
ner In gent's furnishing and hat business;
$.1,000 lash will piy jou JI.Suo a jear: best
stand; good references. Addrtts C. Uiorge,
Scranton, Pa., (Jeneral Delliery.
HELPWANTED-FEMALE.
AX L'XPF.RIF.XCKn PltrsSMAKKR WVXTS KX
gagements by the day. Hitting and fitting a
special!. Address Dressmaker, Tribune olllce.
WAXTKP-liOOD COOK AND LVUXDRKhS. :0
Wheeler aienue.
P.Vt.nSVE W.VTKD-V(0 VVT.l'.K. SAMPI.F.S
flee. Xo delilelles ol inlledlons. Side line
or excluslie. Addre-4 Ml If. Wit CIIKR1IY ST.,
PIIILA.
lXVESTSATELYiTPr.R (TAT. 1NTKRKST
paid. Let jour mnniy I nrk for jou. Hu.i
a certlrleate now. Paiments made nery fifteen
days. Satisfied ollints in all set lions of tho
country. Write for iiartii ulars. C. R. Mackey
k Co., 32 Rroadway, New York.
BUILDERS AND LUMBER
DEA LERS
Ul'ILDINO MATKRIAL T POPI I.AR IMIIC IIS.
Houses built and rep-ilis of all kinds piompt
ly attended to Houses and lots for sale. Houses
built on the Instalment plan. Come and talk the
matter over. )l7ra Finn & Sons, Ollli-e, corner
Ash (.Ireet und Pinn aienue. 'Phone 17.12.
LOST.
LOST--ON HAMPTOX STRLT.T. filll.D RLNO,
with letter VV engraied and adorned Willi U
unall while stones. Finder will be tenanted bj
returning same lo 32.1 second licet, ill).
MISCELLANEOUS.
SU TO 1 SHOT- WILL SHXI) OXR WIN.M R T
Vcqueduit on Wi ilncsila i-. Mi) 2, for 12.00
inhumation wired earl) that morning; unt
"lllmi-elf," lhe 21th. 20 1 shot. Room fit, W
Xassiu slreet, Xew Yolk ill).
HX(nv7F.KRSFIRi;MF.N, MACIIIXISrS AM)
electilcians: M-nd 10 nils fur ntw 4 pane
pamphlet, ismtalniiig li-t of qmslions asked bi
Knamlnliiit Hoard of llnalneeu. Oeu A. Zeller,
Ilookscller, St. Louis, Mo, Mention SViauton
Tribune.
LEGAL,
Till'. STOCKHOLDI'.IIS OF TIIR SCRVXTOX (IVS
and Wuter Company are heicby nolirlcd
that the annual meeting ut Raid company for the
election of ofhicia foi the ensuing jear. He
amendment of its h) law a, and the transaction
of mih other biisiiiin as ma) come define
them, will be held on the itr.t day of May iut
at ocincK p. in. ai uie uuut oi kaui
pany in the uty ot suaiioa
(i. II. IIAXD. Eccntan.
Scranton, Pa., pill II, 1W.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF HIE PROVIDENCE
Gas and Water Company arc heiehv notified
that the annual meeting of tald company for the
election of oftUera lor the ensuing )o.ir, nml the
transition of audi other business as ma) come
before them will be held on the aeienth da of
May next, at 3 o'clock p. in, at the orhce of the
Scranton Oaj and Wulir Company In the city
of Scranton,
JOSEPH JEFFREY, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa., Apill 14, lbuo.
THE STOCKHOLDER.! OF THE HYDE PARK
Gu Company arc hereby notified that the
annual meeting ol laid company (or the elec
Hon of officer) for the Muing year, and the
transaction of auch other business as may come
before them, will lie held on th first day of
Hay nut at 8 o'clock p. m. at thu olllce of said
company In the city ol Scranton.
0. n. HAND, Sretary.
Ecraston. Pa.. Anrll U. 1S0Q,
Exchange.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITL'ATIOX WANTED -AH JAM10II Oil
watilimanl understands liollcrsj "qrt pltf
fitter. Address .1. Horse, 1011 l'pone avenue.
bitl'atiox WAXTiiiiny an agkd woman
m hoiiK-lnprr for nMuwrr lth small
family. Addrrss 1818 Jackison slreet, city.
SITHATIOX U-AXTKP-WASHISO AM JltOX
lng; done liy the day: will go out horse clean;
lng or oftlec clrnnlng: willing to do any Vlud
cf wcrk, 01 i Dlx coutt.
MTlfAnOX WAXTi:i)-DY A MinDI.K-AtlFI)
nian as itariletirt. First-class icfeienccs. Ad-
nress 4U Hickory street, city.
SITIHTION WXTKP-YOUX(l MAX, WKI.b
cdueateil. willing to do anithlng: bookkeep
ing prcfened. Address W. T., Jl'J Plttston avc
mi?. Youxti max. Am: si, (:IlAl)UATl")i, Tiir:
Wyoming College of business, wants a posi
tion as bookkeeper or assistant. In either Scran
ton, Plttston or Wllkes-narrcs reliable, sober and
! ft ufcenoc; fmH salary Addreis Wesley u.
"vjr, Lopet, Sulllran County, Vi.
SITI'ATIOX WANTK-nY MIIH1I.E AfiUD MAN
as gardener. 414 Hllport llrcet.
MTI'ATIOX WAXTI-D-IIY ASTIIONO lXDtS
(rious joiing man, 18 yeart old, willing to
no ihllilrig but fnnnlrg; can gle good rcler
eliee. Address P. O. Ilox IOC, llcpboltum, Pa.
CLAIRVOYANT.
Dlt. 1' W. MANIUIRV lTMAI.r. COMP'.UNTS,
rheunutim and chronic diseasi-s a specialty.
Claiivojant; leads jour life. 13.1.2 Penn aienue.
DRESSMAKING.
bitciRMAKixo ion cini.nm:x to oniii.it;
also Hdles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 21:
Adams aier.ue.
CITY SCAVENGER
a. n. nnicics clkaxs piuvy vaults and
cess pools; no odor, Improsed pump u.scd.
A II. HIIKKIS, Proprietor I.eae onlers 1100
North Main aietnlr, or Hike's drug ttore, ci.'
tier Adams and Mulberry. Telephone H5I0.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS.' I,. T. KKIJ.r.R. M'AM' THKATMKVr,
"iOo. j shampooing, WV. ; fa'iil massage; lnan
leiirlnj, 23c. ; ihlrcpody. 701 (julncy.
NEWSPAPERS
TIIR WILKKSRARRi: 11KCORI) CAX UK HAD
in Seranton at the news stands of Rctsmau
Rros., 105 Spruic and 50J Linden: M. Norton,
-122 Laikawanna aienue, I. S. Schutier, 211
iprucc street.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT ANO tUDITOH.
E. C. hPAULUIXO, 2J TRADLRS' HAXK IIUILU
ing rncuiTiriT'i
KDWARIl II. DAVIS, AKCIIIil.CT, COXXKLL
Building, Scrantcn.
PRKDKRICK L. DROW'X, ARCIIIKTtT. PRICH
building, 12(1 W'aihiigton uicnue, biranton.
CABS AND CAHRIAQE3.
ItUllllI.lt TIRK1) CABS AM CARRIAOLS; Iir.ST
of Kin lie. Prompt attention giiiii iinlir, by
'phoie. 'Phones 2C72 and 0K2. Jvsfpli Iii-llej,
121 Linden.
OTvrsri
DR. C. j:. FILKXRI'.RflKR, PAl'LI llUILIHXfi,
Spiuce stuet, Scranton.
DR. I. O. LYMAX. SCRAXTOX PRIVATL HOS
pital, cor. Wjimiiig i,nd Mulberry.
DR. C. C. lAlPACH, 111 WYOMIXG AVEM'i:.
DR. II. V. RRY.MII.DS, OPP. P. O.
HOTFSLt esO n-TUVVVT8
Till: 1II.K CAPh. 123 AND 127 FRAXKLIX AMI
nue, lljlis iiaonable.
P. ZKIfiLlIR, Proprietor.
SCRAXTOX IIOl SI'.. XPAIi 1)., 1.. k W PASsl'X
gir diiwt. Ciiduited on the Furopcan plan.
VIlTOR KOLII, Proiriitor.
f iVVt?t
RiniARD .1. ROIKkll, ATIORXIIY-VT-LAW,
00 2 Liiikiiw.-mna annuo, (jcncial law busi
ness, collection and losns.
J7"vv7"niioxiX";. atiornhy and corxsiiT-
lort-Lw. Rooms .112-31.1 Mears building.
D. Tl. RKPLOOLK, ATTORNUY- I.O VXs XKf.tT
tlated on real eMaie mriily. Mean nnihling,
lorner Washington avenue und Spruic ttiecl.
M J. DOXAHOK. .VrrOHXHY-ATLAW.
fices C12-G13 Meats building.
OF.
FRVXK II llOYLII. ATIOKXKV VXD COUXSilL-lor-at-law.
Hi rr building, Rooms 1? and It,
Washington aienue.
WII.LARD, WAI1RIIX k KXAPP, ATfORNKYS
and Counsllorj-at-Law. Ripubliian building,
Washington aienue.
JKSSl'P k JI'SSl'P. AITOUNKYS AND COUX.
Bellorsat-law-, Commonwialth building; rooms
19. 20 and 21.
JvMlIS W, OAKFORD. ArrOIIXIIY-ATLAW
'Rooms Ml, 315 and 516 Heard of Trade Illdg.
iTmvAnn w. "thaykr, attoiixey rooms
fW3 C0I, Dili floor, Mears hulldiiig.
L. . VVftTltfS. ATTORNT.Y-AT-LAW. COM-
monwealth hulldlnir. Sirantou, Pa.
C. II. PITCHKR. AITORIIXY-AT-LAW.
monwealth building, Scranton, Pa.
COM-
PVITRRSOX ,t WILCOX, 'iRADHRS' X.VTIUX.ila
Rani; building,
C. tOMKOYS. 011, r.KPUHLICAX IlUILPIXf.. "
a. vv. nniiriioi.F. attorxky, .mkars ni.noT
PHYSIT1N3 "ID SUROEONS
ML VV. E. ALLEN', 511 NORTH VVAS'.IIXOTOX
aienue.
DR. S. VV. I.'VMOIIRM'V. OFFICE 330 WASH.
Inglon avenue. Ilcsltiince. 1318 Mulberr).
Chronlo diseases, lurgs, heart, kidneys and
girito urinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1 to
4 p. m.
SCHOOL OP TlllT LACKAWANNA. SCRAXTOV,
Pa. Couti.es prepaiatory tn rolleae. law, medi
line ci business. Opens Sept. litis. Send for
catalogue. Rev. Tluinas M. Cann, I.L.D., prin
cipal and pirprletor; W. E. Plumle), A. M.,
headn aster.
f)p"n'
(! It CLARK k CO. SF.r.DMAX AND NURS.
-1 1 run, ktoie 201 W'mhinston aienue; green
house. V.M North Main aienue; ttore tele
phone. 7S2.
wine SCRKEN3
JOS. "fa'ETTriEAR 311 LACKAVVAXXA
auntie. Sirai.ton. Pa., manufacturer of Wire
Siriens.
MfSCeLl. ?- 13
BAUER'S OnCHESTRA-Ml'SIO rOR BALLS,
picnics, parllen. reciptloni, weddings and con
Jert work furnished. For terms address II. J,
Bauer, conductor, '17 Wyoming aienue, oicr
llulbeita' music store.
MEOAROEB PROTHERS, PRINTEHS SUPPLIES,
enulopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington aienue, Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
.Jul j-lP-i-Ti- rir a'M''''''''
. lirlo and Wyoming Valloy.
Time Table In Effect Feb. 7, 1000.
Tralna leave Scranton for Hiwley and Inter
mediate K)1nU. connrctlna; at Hawley with Eric
Railroad for New York, Neivburg;, Honesdale and
intermediate points, 14 follows! No. 2, Accom
modation. 3 a. m,( No, 1, Eiprew, 12.01 p, m.
RAILROAD TIME' TABLE.
VMtaWMWMWWWMMWtrrtMMMaatAAMMtMV
'iH
Schedule in Effect November 10.
1800.
Trains leave Scranton: , -.-
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
HnrrlsbUrp;, Fhllndelphin, Balti
more, Washington, nnd for Pitts
burg and the West. . ,
0.38 a. in., week days, for Hazletbn,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Phlladelphiaj and for, Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington nnd Pitts
burg and tho West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. m.), for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
J. R. WOOD. Ocn. l'nss. Agt.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Msr.
Del.. Luckti. nu. I Wcstoni.
In llffett Dec. 17, ISro.
SOUTH Leave Scranton for Xuv York at 2.11
3.00, C.'iO, and 8.00 and 10 05 a. in.; 12.55 and :U3
p. in. For Phlladelhia at o.JO, 8.0U and 10.05
in,; 12.55 and 3.,'U p. m. For Slimidsbutg at 6.10
p. in. Milk and Accon.mod.itloli at 3.10 p. tt'.
Arrlu- ot llolmkcu at H.t5, 7 1?, U.10 a. m.j 12.CH,
K.47, i.ii. 7.10 and 'J.38 p. in. Antic at Phlla
ilcltJila at 10.!S3 a. m.i 1.00, 3.4S, 0.00 ami 8 2.1
P. m. At rile from New York at 12.05, 2.ahd
llsl a. nl.; 1.00. 1.52, ."i.33'and S.ll p. m, From
Stroudsburg- .it Kft", a. n'
XORTII-Leau- Scranlivi for tluTilo and inVr
mediate ttollon .it 12.10, 2. "A 1.0! and .ll a.
m ; J. 55 and 6.60 p. in. .For Oiwcgn and S)rT
cum at 103 a. in. and 1.55 J), m. For Ullcii at
2.50 ,i. m. and I 53 p. m. For Mimtlese at ''.CO
a. m.s 1.(1', p. in. and 5.50 p. 111. For Xichothm
at 4.0H and U.15 p. in Arrlic In Sitarton Iioji
lluflalo at 2.1(1, 20. 6.' anc lorsi a. in.; 3.30
and 7.10 p. m. From Oiwigo and N.ir.iense at
2.53 a. in.; I2,;is and 3..10 p. in. Fiom SyraeiHi
at 7.10 . in. From Lth-a at '.'.15 a. m.; 12.:
and .1.30 p. in. From Nicholson ut "M a. in. and
don p. m. Finn Montrose at 1.00 a. m.i 'JXO
and 7.40 p. m.
III.OOMS11CI10 DIVISION" Lease Sirantou 'tor
Northumberland at (1.30, 10.05 n. ir. ; 1.35 and ft 10
p. m. For PI) mouth at 1.C5, S.40 and 8.50 p. in.
For Xantlcoke at S 10 a. m. .Virile at N'oithuirl
berland at 0.35 n. m.s 1.10. 5.0S and 9.30 v. ro.
Arrlie ot NanllioVi- at 0.20 a. in. Awlic at
I'hmoulh at 2.05, 4,40 and 11.43 p. in. Arriic at
Scranton from Northumberland at 9.42 a. m.:
12,."'i, 4.63 and 8 50 p. m. From Xantlcoke lit
11.00 a.m. From Plin"uth at 7.57 a. m.; 3.13
and 0.U3 p. m. '
St'XIHY TRAIN'S.
SOI'TII- Lcain Nrmti.ii a 2.15, .'I.OO, S30, 10-OJ
a, m.; 3..1-I and 3.40 p. in.
NORTH-Lcaso Suiinlcn at 12.10, 2.60, 4.03 p.
m.i 1.55 and 5.60 p. m.
RI.OOMMIl'IKI IllVlSIOX-Lcaic Scranton at
10 05 a, in. and 0.10 p. in.
Dclaivarj an. I Hudson.
On April 2.ld, 1WW, Iralm will leavo Scrantcn
as follows:
For t'arbomlale j.2tl, 7.51. S.K1. 10.13 a. m.;
12 noon: 1.2.1. 2.20, I.Kt, 5.23, tl.23, 7.57, 0.15,
11.15 p. in.; I.1C. a, ni.
For Albany, Saiatoga, Montreal. Roston, Ncif
llngland points, etc U.20 u. in.; 2 20 p. m...
For Ilomsdale C.20. 10.1S a. in.; 2.20, C.25
p. in.
For Wllkes.Ilario-fi.43. 7.4S. 8.1.'!. 0..13, 10.41 a,
m.; 12. Of. 1.2si, 2.1S. 3.W, 4.27, 0.10, 7.48, 10.11.
11..10 p. m.
For Xew Wk, Phil.ideli hia. etc., via Lehigh
Valley Railroad (1.15 a. in.; 12.03. 2.18, 4.27 p.
m. : with lll.uk Diamond Uxprcss, 11.30 p. tn..
For Pennsylianla Railroad points, 0.45, D.3S a,
in. ; 2.18, 1.27 p. in.
For western points, ila Lehigh Valley Rail
road 7.48 a. m.; 12.0.1. 3.3.!, with Illack Dia
mond llxpress, 10.41, 11.30 p. in.
Trains will arrlie In Scranton as follows:
From CarbonJalc and the North 0.40, 7.43, 8.3U,
0.31. 10.38, U.SSa. m.l 1.23, 2.15, 3.25, 4.23, 7.43.
10.3?, 11.27 p. m.
From VVTIkes.Uarrc and the South CIS, 7.4S.
8.h, 10 38, 11.55 a. in.; 1.18, 2.15, 4.02, 5.20, 0.21.
7.5.", 11.05, 10.4S p. m.; 1.13 a. in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Curboiidali 9.03, 11.33 a. m.; 2.23, 4 06,
6.47, 10.52 p. m.
For Wilkes-Dane .CS a. in.; 12.03, 1.58, 3.28,
0.27, 8.27 p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Itoston, New
Fnglaii'l points, etc., 2.23 p. hi.
Lowest rales to all points lii lulled Stales and
Can id a,
.1. VV, Ill'nniCK. ft. P. A . Albinv. N Y.
II. W. t ROSS, D. P. A., Suanton, Pa.
Lclilli VaMov KallroaJ.
In Lffcct N'oi. 10th. l'OO.
TRAINS IX UK HHANTOX.
For PhiladelphU ami New York, via D. & II.
R. 1I at 0 45 a. in. and 10.I, 2.18, 4.27 (IHaek:
Diamond Ilvprcs). und '11.30 p. m. Sunday. D.
k II. 11. It.. 1.5". 7.48 p. ill.
For White Haien. Hvleton and principal
points in the loal legions, via II. k 11. It. It..
J..45, 2.1J and 1.27 p. m. lor PotUiille, 0.4j,
2.18 p. m. .. ,, . .
For lli-tlileheiii. llaslon, lCi-adlng, llarrlsbur';
and principal Intrimeiliate nations v'al). & II,
II 11., (1.15 a. i.i.: 11.01. 2-ln. '-27 Hack Dia
mond Knpios). J I -10. bunda)9, 11. A. II. It. It.,
"por'Timkhannoik. Towandi, IVnilra, Ilbiea,
Cenew and pnniipil Intermediate stations, via
D 1. k VV. It R. 8.03 a. m.; 1.00 ajul 3.SS p. in.
For Oeneia, Rochester. Huffalo, Niagara Falll.
( hleago. and all points west, ila D. k H. It. II ,
I" 0,1. 3.3J (Illaik Diamond Express), 7.48, 10.41,
lliso p. in. Sund.i)s, D. k II. It. It., 12.03 p. ra..
''Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh VJalley
niilor tars on all trains between Wllkes-Ilarra
and New York, Philadelphia, Huffalo and Suj-
irm.lTx"li,lfn.ntlR, Ccn. Supt, M CorthnJ
street. New York.
CH MILLS S. LEU. ficn. Pass. Agt., 18 Cortlinil
street. Xew Yoik.
A. VV. XOXXEMACIILR. Dlv. TatJ. Aft., fSoultl
Hcthlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply SOf
Laikawanna avenue. Scranton. Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jeriav;
motions In New York Foot of Liberty itnet,
N MB Tnd South Ferry. Whitehall etreeL
Anthracite coal used eiiluthel'. insurina
UMSTABLBlN0?rFIXT, NOV. IP, ,SM.
Trains leaies Scranton for New Vork, Newark,
riiVahith Phllac-elphla, Easton. Bethlehem. Al
h, Swn Mauch Chunk and White Haven, at 8 30
"ForP'rittston and Wlll:ei-Barrc, S.30 a. m., 1.20,
4 oo o rn ' Sundajs. 2.15 p. m.
Vnr naltlmorc and Washington, and point j
Soyu?h andVVest via Bethlehem. &20 a. .. i.si
& i2S?"l.Th? P0i-"n Croie, etc.. at SM
'r HMdVng.'l.eba'non ai.d Hirriihirg. via Al.
lentown, 8.30 a. ra., 1.20 p. n... buudaja, 2.11
P'plo,r PotUville. 6.30 a. rn., 1.20 p. m.
Through tickets to all points eait, south nt
west at lowes't rates at the station,
J II. OHLIIAUSEX, Oen. Supt.
II. P. BALDWIN', aen. Pan. Agt.
mwmu
EzszszsTinkimiimmm
wm&rj&mw
NOKANTON DIVISION.
Ill I'.flcct Oct. 3.3lll, 1800.
North Uound,
riouth Hound,
SOS I V'OI 201200
a is; mi: 5 a
x u v M.Virlvi- Leave a. u
7HVN. Y. Franklin s:. .... 740 ....
!... -.... 7!0!Weat 42nd ftreet .... 7S5 ...
"'" .... 7oq Wcehawkeu ... s io ...
a mi p MiArrlve Leave a ur -h't.i,
10 45 1 15 Cados.H l. ' di6 iM
10 40 lov Hancock ....i mi fa:
10 31 12 56 Starllglit as o
10 81 12 4b Preston part xai iii
1015 18 40 VVInwooa 2 41 fi fiv
10 oo 18 25 I'oyntello KM 5 11
ro 1214 orsou 2 5rim
0 40 13 01 Pleasant Mt. 3 wo so
9. it ll.'.S1 Uulondale 8 09 6 si
9 29 1149 Forest City 8 19 6 41
eio U3 carbondale ...... 8 34 5 M
907 1110 White HNJfe .... is S8. & tit
4(1) ins.! Mavneia 13 48! 6 01
HM U8.li Jerinyn 3 45!ru
8 53 1111 Archibald 8 5) al;
8.V0 111.1 VVInton 3 84 w
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t. itgnioes that trains stop on tljnal (or pt.
sengera. . Vi
Tralnt 105 and 80 Sunday only, other trains
dally except Sunday. ,
r-ecure rates via Ontario Western befere
purcbaslna; ttcketa and save money. ' -,'
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dlnloc ebatr car Nerr York to Cnlcifc- li h'tdt
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