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THE SORANTON TKIBUNIWISDXKSDAV, SEPTEMBER 10, 1900.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
CARBONDALE.
DEATHS.
Miss Helen Shields, daughter of Dr.
nnil Mis. 8. S. Shields, of North Church
street, died yesterdny morning ut !
o'clock after u year's Illness with pul
monary trouble. She graduated from
the high school In 189S und shortly af
terward her health began to full. Pi
ceased was born In Crawfordville, (la.,
nnd came to this city when 0 years old.
She was of a gentle disposition nnd
possessed many line qualities which
endeared her to a large circle of
friends. The funeral announcement
will be made later.
Late Monday night Miss (lertrude
I,, Cox, of Sand street, passed nway.
Heart disease was the cause of her
death, which came very suddenly ut
ter a day's Illness. She was born here
twenty-one years ago and had been an
employe of the Klotz Throwing com
pany. Three sisters survive her: Mrs.
Kdward Ingerman nnd the Misses Helle
and Cora Cox. The funeral will be
held at Trinity Parish house Thursday
afternoon at i o'clock. Kev. It. A.
Sawyer will olllclate.
RESULT OF STBIKE.
Nearly fifty Ontario and Western
men were lnld oft In this city Monday
nnd yesterday the Delaware and Hud
son company commenced to retrench
by laying off the yard force at Hones
dale. The passenger locomotives and
crews will now do that work.
One of the noticeable features of the
strike Is the absence, of miners on the
streets. Instead of standing around lit
groups discussing the situation they
are lioifie putting their fences and gar
dens In order.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. J. J. Roberta has returned to her
home In Plttston after a visit of a few
weeks with friends In this city.
Mattle Hughes Brown, of New York,
Is again spending a few days with her
parents In this city.
William, DImock, who was with the
Elroy Stock company last season, will
remain In carbondale and assist Dan
P. Byrne In the management of the
opera house.
Martin Hellstrom 13 in New York on
business.
George Paul has returned from One
onta. The Misses Melllccnt and Emily Ford,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Martha Jadwln, on BIrkett street,
will return to New York today. Miss
Kmlly will soon enter Vassar college.
The Spooners aro drawing fair sized
audiences In spite, of the strike.
The contract for Mullaney Brothers'
hotel nt Crystal lako has been award
ed to Brunner Brothers.
Contractor Nolan will build the Ital
ian church on Fallbrook street.
Announcement Is made of the com
ing wedding of John Morrison nnd Miss
Alice Gcrrlty.
James Lindsay liaa returned from
Honesdale.
George Swift, of Watertown, N, Y.,
' visiting friends In the city.
OLYPHANT.
Council met In adjourned session on
Monday evening, with Messrs. Gal
lagher, Gillespie and Foley absent.
The auditors' report was the first mat
ter taken up for consideration, and it
proved to be a very lengthy document.
Over an hour was consumed In reading
It. It was the most complete report
ever made by the borough nudltors.
The report was received, on motion of
Mr. Brown, and then referred to the
finance committee, to investigate a
number of Items the auditors called
attention to. The monthly reports of
the electric light account for the past
six months were then read and ordered
tiled. There being a large list of de
linquent consumers, the same was re
ferred to the light committee to take
some action with regard to compelling
settlement. The much-discussed audi
tors' bills then came up for their ap
proval. They were passed as remitted,
except for an Item of $2.50 for a trip
to Scranton. The secretary was di
rected to make out a duplicate order
in favor of Thomas Williams, to re
place one which has been lost. Mr.
Van Sickle, of the light committee, re
ported that the flooring on the Lacka
wanna street bridge was In a very
dangerous condition, the plunks in
many places having rotted uwuy. He
said that the Blakely council had de
cided to repair their share of the same.
The street committee was empowered
to make the. necessary Improvements
at once. Mr. Brown again brought up
the question of the defects In u few of
the sewer pipes, and that Contractor
Flannlghan had failed to remedy them.
The condition of Delaware stteet was
commented on by Mr. MuMalnes. who
said that since the railway company
had removed their tracks from that
thoroughfare the street 1ms been al
most Impassable. The street commit
teo was instructed to take such uction
as they deemed best with regard to
the Sewer company removing dirt from
the streets. Mr. Heap spoke of the
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nil effects of relf-abusr, nr
1 excess and indiscretion.
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'blood builder. Brings
'the pink slow to pale
cheeks and restores the
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r refund the money paid, Send for circular
ju copy ui our uanknoie guarantee Doacl,
lervita Tablets"
(tellow label) Immediate Results
Mltlrelr guaranteed euro for Loss of Power,
iricocele, Undeveloped or Shrunken Organs,
tresis, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous I'rostra
n, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity. Paralysis and tho
suits of Excessive Ueo of Tobacco. Opium or
VUor, Bv -mail In plain package. $1.00 a
ix, 6 for $0.00 with our bankable miar
iteo bond to cure la 30 days or refund
oney paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
llntoni Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL.
Bold by McQarrah 4 Thomas, Drug,
rtats,, m Lackawanna ave.. Scranton. I'a,
60
PILLS
50
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Mailed sealed. Price li per boa: 6 boacs. with Iron-c lari I., I .n.tmi.. .,-,,,. n...r.,nri,C
money, s.oo. Send lor free book.
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spruce street.
MHra Ti- A-fc
necessity of urging Contractor Flan
' nlirhnn to commence operations on the
sewer extension as soon as possible, In
I order to give employment to a largn
! number of our citizens who are Idle on
account of the strike.
The Olyphant Sewer and Drulnage
company yesterday started to relay
the pave on Lackawanna street, which
was torn up several weeks ago to per
mit excivatlng.
Chicken thieves made an attempt Km
enter Hie hennery of Thomas Weaver,
on Delaware street, at an eaily hour
Monday morultitc but weie scared
away bv Officer McAndrew, who was
on hand with a revolver and fired sev
eral shots after the lleclng Intruders.
Illchuril Mugor, of lllakely, who has
been serlounly 111 with typhoid fever.
Is Improving.
Daniel Murdza, of this place, and
Miss Mary Chowanska, of Mayfleld,
were married In New York, Monday
murnlng. In the afternoon they le
turned to this place, where a reception
was given them at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Frekula, on Lacka
wanna street. The newly married
couple will reside on .lones street,
where Mr. Murdza Is engaged as a
printer.
Haydn Kvans, aged eleven yeais,
was held In the sum of J300 ball In
justice of the Peace Cunimlnss on
Monday evening, on the charge of
wrecking a bicycle belonging to Hub
ert Shaw, of Blakely. Shuwf alleged
that while peaceably riding nlom
Lackawanna street, last Thursday
night, he wos attacked by a crowd of
small boys with sticks and stones. At
the hearing young Kvans acknowl
edged throwing the stones. Five other
boys who wore implicated were dis
charged. They were Michael McLough
lln, Bernard Gllmartln, Jefferson Davis
and Stanley Mathlas.
Mrs. Joseph Splecher and son, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Barbara
Ferguson for the past month, returned
to their homo In Kankakee, 111., yes
terday. Miss Gertrude Athertou visited
friends In town yesterday.
James Wheeler and M. F. O'Malley
spent Monday at Carbondale.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Death of a Child Unclaimed Letters
Remaining at Fostofnce Base Ball
Today Personal Paragraphs.
George, the 3-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. John gmallcomb, of Barber
town, died on Monday after a bilef
Illness. The funeral will be held to
morrow nt -' o'clock. Services will be
held at the house. Burial will be made
in the Brick church cemetery.
The Price library association team
and tho Old Forge ball team will but
tle for honors c i the school house
grounds this afternoon at " o'clock.
Morris and Glynn will be the battery
for the home team and Gallagher anil
Barry will be In points for the Old
Forge team.
The Young Men's Christian associa
tion will meet on Friday evening at
7.00 o'clock.
Miss Olwen Howell sang a solo at
the Welsh Congregational church on
Sunday evening entitled "Dawn of
Paradise." She was accompanied on
the organ by Mrs. Samuel J. Phillips
and Mr. A. II. Buck on the mandolin.
Miss Howell possesses a sweet contral
to voice and is becoming a favorite
singer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Roberts, of
Kingston, are visiting at the home of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Powell, of
Taylor street.
Mr. Thomas James, of Providence,
called on relatives here yesterday.
Miss Carrie Leuthold and Dr. II. J.
Leuthold of Main street, visited their
sister, Mrs. Judsou Smith, at Green
Ridge yesterday.
Mr. David J. Pugh, of Taylor street.
Is visiting relatives In Plymouth.
Superintendent C. 11. Reynolds, of
Lincoln Heights, was a business caller
In town yesterday.
Dr. J. I. Griffiths; Dr. A. D. Stegner.
Druggist J. W. Reese and Mr. M. T.
Davis, of this town, took a driver over
the boulevard at Scranton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Neeley, of Main
street, spent yesterday as the guests
of relatives In Green Ridge.
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Henry and chil
dren, of Main street, spent Sunday at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Bailey,
In Mooslc.
Miss Mary A. Powell, of Plymouth,
Is visiting relatives In town.
W. II. Peterson, agent of the Na
tional Express company at the Dela
ware and Hudson depot here, has ic
celved Instructions to transport, free
of charge, contributions of money,
clothing, etc.. when consigned to the
mayor or authorized relief committees
In the cities or towns of the htute of
Texas.
The following list of unclaimed let
ters remain at the Taylor postofllce for
the peilod of September IS. Person1"
calling for the same will plene s-iy
advertised, and give date: Domestic.
Etta Cahor, Watson Fritz. Michael
White, George Watson; foreign, .lukap
Druzbakl.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinc-st Brownwell and
son. Homer, have returned home from
their visit to Philadelphia.
Misses Margaret and Hannah Shea,
of Main street, were the guests of Mlsi
Margaret Dempsey, of Plttston, on the
Sabbath.
Prof, and Mrs. M. J. Lloyd, of Price
burg, visited relatives here on the Sab
bath. James (illgallon. of the Archlmhl.
visited his sister, Mrs. M. .1. McDon
aid, of Main street. Monday.
Mrs. John It. Johns and daughter,
Miss Norma, of Railroad street, were
the guests of relatives In West Scran
ton Monday.
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The great success of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made It standard oer the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by nil druggists. Matthews Bros.,
wholesale and retail agents.
PBICEBUBQ.
A meeting of the miners will w held
this afternoon In the rifle range grove
at 2 o'clock.
The catechism class of the Primitive
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
TheytiST stood thsteilof yeari.
ana hav cured thousands of
cases or nervous Liiiciici, luch
as Debility, Oiuinen, Sleepless
F nes and Varicocele. AtroDhv. Ac
va
They clear the brain, streofthea
the circulation, make dltjeitios
and Intc. & r,r,mA A.-M..if Yrnl... -. .!....!
Address. PEAL MEDICINE CO.. Cl.taland. O.
Flarmseltt, tcr. Wycming ivrnueand
evening ut T.M o'clock and It Is ex
pected thnt a large number will be
present.
.Messrs. Henry and William Stevens,
of Mnytleld, spent yesterday with
friends In town.
Mra. Morgan Williams, of Blakely,
spent .Monday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ely, of Main street.
Mr. John Evans, of Carmalt street,
spent yesterdny In Scranton.
.Mrs. Thomas Evans, of Wilkes-Barre,
spent yesterday with relatives In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathanl.il Thomas, of
Carmalt street, were visitors In Green
Ridge yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Isaac, of Providence, spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Evans, of Car
mult street.
BALD MOUNT.
Misses Eleanor und Grace Hlesecker
tire visiting friends at Plttston and
Kingston.
Mrs. Emmn R. Jacobs, of Nantleoke,
spent several days Inst week as- the
guest of Mrs. . Van Busklrk.
The Ladles' Aid Socletv of the
Methodist Episcopal church, spent a
very pleasant evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Newman, on the
12th Inst.
Rev. and Mrs. Abet Wrlgley attend
ed a wedding at West Plttston last
Wednesday at which Mr. Wrlgley was
officiating clergyman.
Miss Belle Helsecker spent Sunday
with Miss May M Arrow at Gravel
Pond.
Miss Catherine Hlgglns left last week
for Blair Hall. Hluirstown, N. J., where
she will pursue n course of study.
John Thompson Is a student at Key
stone Academy.
Mrs. Anna Smith and son Raymond,
of Clark's Summit, spent Sunday with
friends In town.
Mr. und Mrs. F. C. Thompson were
guests of Scrunton friends over Sun
day, t
Mrs, Keatley has returned to her
home at Kingston, having spent some
time with her sister, Mrs. Mary A.
Knapp.
Mis. P. C. Winter has recovered
from an attack of quinsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Mitlan. of
Schultzvllle, called on Mrs. Elizabeth
Rolason on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Van Busklrk were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Pease at
Chinchilla on Sunday.
The funeral services of Georgi
Smith, whose death occurred at the
home of Cyrus Bogart at Ransom lasl
Friday, were held In the Presbyterian
church Monday at 11 o'clock. Inter
ment In Newton cemetery.
Mrs. Frank Morrow and Miss Bertha
Wall, of Schultzvllle, were guests at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Sunday.
The death of Ira Blesecker, which
occurred last Thursday, cast a gloom
over the entire community. A man of
sterling principles, he was respected
by all who knew him. He spent his
entire life forty-throe years In this
vicinity. He leaves a father, George
Helsecker, sr., and a sister. Mis. Nafus,
also a large circle of friends to mourn
his departuie. The funeral services,
conducted by llev. F. F. Maver, of
Ransom, were held In the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Interment In Newton cemeterv. The
pull-bearers were: Messrs. G. M.
Shelley, Amos Learn, Edward Snover,
Jepthn Richards, Everett Coon and
James Laeoe. On the casket were
several beautiful floral pieces, tributes
of loved ones.
JEItMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The funeral of the lan Walt or Ma
ker will take place tomorrow after
noon. Urlef services III be licit! .t
the home on Main street at 1! o'clock
and the rciiiuins will afterwards be
taken to the Methodist KplKcopal
church, where the services will be con
tinued. William Howling:, of Uendhum. was
11 visitor here lust evening.
Miss Hertlui Coon, of Main street,
was In Scranton yestrday.
The lilch school foot ball team open
ed the season yesterday, when they
played the Archbald elub at Arehbald,
Kalnint; a decisive victory over their
opponents and winning by L'2 points
to f). Walter Tennis, Joseph O'Brien
and Walter Beeves did some excellent
playing' for the high school.
Miss Maine Timlin has returned from
Xew York, where she lias been se
lecting the autumn styles In millinery
apparel.
Miss Jennie Wheeler, of North Main
street, spent yesterday In Scranton.
James Merrick, of Atlantic City, Is
liome on 11 visit to his relatives.
Arthur llvans. of Vanillins, Is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. T. K. Orlf
liths, of North Main street.
George McCJotT, of Alloona, Is visit
ins his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
McGoff.
The street committee are keeping an
eye on the poles th Telephone com
pany are putting up on Main street
and have rejected one or two which
wei-H not straight. The company will
repluce them with others and ate
doing their best to ?lve satisfaction.
tin account of the funeral of Wal
ter Maker, who for several years 1ms
b-en an employe of the, firm, ('. D
Winteis' Htiue will be closed at noon
tomorrow, to enable the firm and their
cmplnyes to intend the funeral.
Andrew (iavin, nf the Forest House,
list evening presented Ms son ndrew
with a fine new Columbia wheel.
The entertainment which was to
have been given In the Primitive
Methodist church on the 20th has been
postponed on account of the stilke.
Quite a number of young men from
Jermyn and Mayfleld have already
left to seek work outside of the an
thracite coal regions.
JESS -.P.
Mis. Patrick Coleman, of Depot and
Second streets. Is setlously III,
Miss Anna llruwn liasieturned home,
after spending the past week at Hock
lake.
A large number of uur young men
aie contemplating a trip to Scalp level.
Mr. ciem-ge Aikins, of Wyoming, Is
vlsltlnj; at the home of Mr. Michael
Scanlon, on Depot street.
Mrs. Michael Kugen was a visitor In
Scranton recently.
The Sterrlck'Coal company will pay
their employes today for the month of
August.
Mr. Patrick Mcfiale, one of our most
highly respected residents, will move
his family to AVIlkes-Uarre today.
.Miss Maine Kelly, of Dunmoie. will
return home today, after spending ihe
past two weeks at MoAndrew's hotel.
Miss Ann Kearney, or Dunmore. Is
visiting friends In town.
No more coal can be bought at the
Hterrick Creek, Mt. Jesstip or Dolph
collieries, as all the breakers are
empty. It Is ten days since tho break
ers of this town worked. As u. result,
anybody In need of coal will be com
pelled to go to the culm dumps and
Pick It.
John llolmn, of Hill street, Is on the
sick list.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF THERAILROADS
REDUCED FARE TO ALLENTOWN
Via Central Railroad of New Jersey
to the AUentown Fair.
The coming fair at AUentown, begin
ning September IS and concluding Sep
tember 21, li attracting widespread at
tention and will be one of tho most
Interesting nnd Instructive outings
that our readers can take. ,
For the accommodation of the public
the Central Rallioad of New Jersey
will sell excursion tickets from Scran
ton to AUentown and return for all
trains September 18, IS, 20 and 21, and
good for leturn until September 2t In
clusive, ut fare of J4.0S foi the round
trip. In addition to the regular trains,
a special train will leave Scranton,
September 20, at 7.2." a. tn. Fare for
the round trip, J2.:,0 for adults nnd $1..0
for children. Tickets good to return
September 20 and 21. Returning, special
train win leave AUentown rieptemoer
20 at 7 p. m. for Wllkes-Barre, Scran
ton, and Intermediate points.
IHkATIUCAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
I'lllllAY, SUIT. 21. "Saiislity A11II1M1.1." pre-
reeled by "Madame llutlcill."
SATfltDW, SKIT. 22. "Two Utile Vucrjnls,"
nfti'iuooii and nlitlit.
Academy of Muse.
Al.l. i:i:K TIio Wollnnl-Slictlilju lli'wiliire
company.
"Two Little Vagrants."
'I'lii1 attuctiun at tlic litini thralrr mi .il
unlay maiinre and nlht, typl. '-.!, will In- tlic
riiotinoinly MKiivlul iiirlmliHiiiii, "'two Utile
Vagrants," tni'seiiled l,j IMtvaid '. While's Il
ia own company ol arti-ti. Hatrly, If ecr, li.M
a dramatic attuelioii Hilled Midi lontinuom
lims of equal lengtUi. It liad an a'omlilmc
tun in Pails nt oier IXnl iulit, in I.nidon over
3KI rilgliti, and In New Voik rh It was pie-M-nted
tlie gteater pait of .111 entile so.koh.
Willie In lioiton It liclil (lie sluice for omellilng
like lliree moi.tli.. blnu tlirn it lu done .1
plnnoiiiPii.il lnninc-n In all tlic pilnrlpal title'!.
The tomp.iny engaged to tlepiet tlie various
tliat.uteis Includes Anna Hodden, t-oille llihioe,
lltl.elle Kaile, Katharine Vincent, Until V.MiciIrc,
Aitlutr Co.;lier, Del la tlarte, llsriy Collin.,
lltiKh ('atiimin, .Tauieri llatim, Hoheit Mullen and
Vea llanUon In the f.ininu. hoy lieio, I'at,
Fsn. "Madame Butterfly."
When "Madame llutterriV' was helnjt plajed
111 London, tlie memliei. of the Japanese legation
pa In a iit lo the Puke of Yolk's theater one
rseiiliijr. liming the following da. Mr. lie
lavo, author of the little play, loiciieil from
them Hie following letlei:
"We witneoed the pertoimaure with the
gieatett delight and tatkfaftfnn. and have ni
doubt that the piece U the he-M .1.1 panes play
exer produced in any oi" the Loudon theaters.
Ir conveyed our tliougliln to our hoim in the
i:.it."
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Ito.lon It. II,
1:.
Ctiuatrn 1 11 4 0 i) 0 0 ti n-.', !i f,
Postoti 0 0 I) 1 0 4 S 1 H IS 1
liatteiles Ciiiininnh.iiii and Dexter; I'ittlnser
and Siillicjii. I'mpiie Muiijy.
M New Ynik- It. II. K.
Pitltliutir 2 (Ml 1 11 1 1 ut '1 1. i
Xew Yoik 2 10(110(100-1 11 I
batteries Waddel and Zlninier; llawle and
llowei man. Cmplie nilcr.
At UtooMwi II. II. I!.
St. Louis 2 0 112 1 2 11 0- 0 1.1 ::
HinoM.tli II 0 0 0 1 1 it 0 0 2 7 0
Ilatlciies Yiiuiik .Hid Itobiii-on; Wfjlilnir, Ki li
ned.! and Mcfiuiir I'liipiiefiailney.
1 Philadelphia- It. II. L.
Cincinnati 11 4 11 11 a 0 11 11 11 12 2
Philadelphia 110 0 0 4 110 2" II 1
llatleiio Newton and I'eltz; 1'i.irer and Me
I'.itlind. I'niplic- Iluiid.
Eastern League.
I'luililiwc 7, Montie.ll, '.
Woicc'stcr, ,; I'monto, 2.
Iloche-ler. 4: II.111I011I. :i I fii M K'Oiiel.
Iliiitfotil, '.I; IIoi'iinIii, , (mi. mil Kernel.
American League.
'Ihe Aiuciican leasiie diainploii-hlp -eav 11
closed loday. Scoie-:
llettoit, 7; .Miiuieapolis, 1 (fn.l i;aiiie).
Detiolt, tl- Minneapolis, 2 fkecoiid itaim).
Iiidiarapolis, b; I hicjso, 1,
Kansas City, "I: llu.talii, tl.
Cli'M'l.iiid, .1; .Milwaukee, 2.
MOSCOW.
The marriage of Stanley W. Hot-tree,
ron of L. C. tiortree, of this place, to
Miss Irene Elizabeth Wert, of MeVey
town, I'a , took place at the home of
ihe bride's parents yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs, Horiree will leave for Porto
Hico next week, where he will resume
his duties as ti government teacher.
Mr. Hortree has many friends heie who
regret his absence, but who wish him
success In his work.
The Misses Kthel Wlllard and Nina
LaHarr, of Scrunton, spent Sunday
with the latter's mother, Mrs. I.a Burr.
The Ladles' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. James Shoemaker yester
day afternoon
Mrs. William Decker Is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. James
AVeed, al West Scranton.
The Ladles' Aid society will hold a
social at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
L'Aiiioreaux this (Wednesday) evening.
All are Invited to attend.
Mrs. Hymen l.otiKtelu is the guest
ot Scranton friends.
Mrs. J. M. Noack and son. Frank,
have returned home from a visit with
Stroudsburg relatives.
Mrs. Bonny and daughter, Kathryn.
of Scranton. were the guests of .Mrs.
A. K. Hinds over Sunday.
Thomas Johns and son, Wlllard, and
Miss Nettle Kvans, of Klmhurst, called
on friends here Sunday.
Mr. Otto Krharcll and Miss Holand,
of Scranton. visited the former's par
ents over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hroun, of Falls. Pa., is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. II. ti. Frlschkotn.
Mr. Fred Stevens, of Dunmore, spent
Sunday ut the home of Mr, and Mrs.
S. S. Yettger.
PEOKVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Kessler, of Mor
gantbn, N. C., are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. 13. II. Harber, of
Main street.
Koad Commissioner Cole had a
large force of men cleaning tilt iies on
Main stret yesterday. It has made a
decided Improvement to the street,
ltalph, the 2-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harris, of North Mnln street,
died yesterday mornlns from buriiH
received Monday noon by his clothing
cutchlng fire. The child suffered un
told agony. Its little body being ter
ribly burned.
Mrs. Ollbert Pierce wns a Scranton
visitor yesterday.
Messrs. Willie I'mory nnd Krvin
Prong and Theodore Dlkeman left yes
terday for St. Clair, where they have
secured employment under Wescott
A: Klngsley In the construction of a
new coal washery.
Tho borough Is about to build
The People's Exchange.
A POPULAR CI.KAItlNa HOUSK for tlis Ileus It o Vll Win
Hnvc IIouscH to Rent, Kent Itotute or Other Property to
Sell or Kxcliuugs, or Who Wuut Situation or Hclp-Tltsu
Small Ailvcrtlseineiits Co-it One Ccut u Word, Six Insertions for
rive Cents n Woril-Mxcept Situations Watitc.l, Which Ar. I it
scried Free.
FOR RENT.
itumsiikii iiorsi: ron iii'.nt. in osi: ok
the het location" III Scranton; ntletn luln
ides walk tiom Court Houe, tin the "Mill' r-er-tlotii
modem Improvements! healed u, tut
Pace; almost tiewl.t ItiniMird, toiilalnliii P,jnj
tr.stiv hooks, two lied r.m titled, ele. Will
lent for f3 monili urilll Iptll I. Add
"Kurnlilieil," I'. O. Ilnv JIJ, SrtJi.ton. l'.
I'OII IIKNT-Mli: KIIOST IIOOMr-. WITH HAS
fleam heal an I lulli. OPi W'lilrglcn a-..
tn 11-.
roil ItKNT VTOHK8 IV COM, I'.XM.IIAS'lh
lliillding. Inutile Joint .lerinjn. H'' Wyoni
Inn airniie.
SIXCILK IIOfSK. 1011 PINT MIIIX.T. TIIOMSS
Unveil. WC llaiilon stenne.
M-M,i:vr.v-nooM iioUsn. tini'.i:x itiunr.;
pleasant location; moduli iiiipiciennnts. O.
S., Trilnire.
I'oTt RKNT1 Tm MCKAWVVXA AVHMK,
four floors; elevator; bc-t store and loca
tion In Firanton. '
FOR SALE
f f N x
,. X S VW sX
1011 S.M.K-OXi: lll'.ltlllXOIIAI.l.MAUVIN 10
ti.iiiTiliililn.ilion li.ink lock, hie pitiot sale
Site 5 leet 4 indies high li) :t feet S Indies wide
hv -i feet 11 Inches dtep, outside iiieaurenieiit.
in Al t011ciillr.11. Kor otlier partluilais upplj
loom 4i li ( onnell llulldlng.
ron s.u.r. fci.Mii caii will iuy m iuiiic
urn .iienne; modern linpioiemenl'. II II.
T., IJI lllrrh street.
WANTED -TO BUY.
WAVTr.D-Snrbsn IIAVD SLmMAClllNLS:
must be. in good order; ttate pai titulars as
to make and price. Address, U M., general de
livery, Scranton, I'a.
WA NTED-TO RENT.
W'ANTKI) lo"llKST A SIXOLK HOCSi: IV
West Su.intoti, Miilalily located. dilrt.
sljllng niunber ot looms, coniriiieiic.es, location
and pi ice, W. 11. Hughes, Tilliiimt otllie.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
BOOM AND IKIAII1); KASY WALKIXti Dis
tance. S'iU Washington axiiiue.
WANTED.
W Wir.D .0nti, FlltST MOItTOAdi: ON l'lllT
chifs. cetihallv loiated city iroi'tl. . M.
C, Ttibtiiie olHcc.
MONEY TO LOAN.
OliCK STUAUiUT LOANS
building;.
ClitltY, COVSKI.L
AXY AMOUNT OP MOVI'.Y TO LOAX. QtUUK.
traldlit loans or Building and l.oan. At
from 4 to C per cent. Call 011 N. V, Walker.
314-315 Council buildine.
CITY SCAVENGER
a. 11. nmoos ci.r.AXs i-nivv vaults ano
cess pools; no odor. Improved pumps used
A. D. nitlGOS, Proprietor. Leave orders IPX)
North Main avenue, or Licke's driiir store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone US 10.
DISSOLUTION.
nil" i.ornixo rniM or ltniiviiii1-. wunii
V Lewis, have this du.v dissolved tiailtieihli,
Mr. Lewis retiliri!;. Ml iietons hivIiik accounts
to the above named firm will nuke pa.vmciit to
Itkhaids k W'ittli, who will coutlnu- Hie bn-i-nets
at Hie same place, ;12d Lukawuniia iitinue.
itiiiiAitos i- wntfii.
PROPOSALS.
SKALlUi Plt0l'0VLS WILL UK INK IIIMM) AT
the oltlie ot the City till L. Siiaiilon. I'a.,
....ill "II ll'll,.!.'. f III Tlllll nil 1 VV.IIll ll
I... . ...I. m . ... til .... I t-liAl I. in
clullais as a Kiuiunlee lo eveilite a loliluil l
aivaided the same 'Ihe ciiv icseues Ihe rUhl lo
leject anv oi all bids l'l oiih-i uf City Cutiti
cils. M. T. I.VVi.I.I.I., Chi Clelk.
Scranloii, I'a.. Sept. P'OO
LEGAL.
Tin: ax.m'al Mr.hTT.vu or tiii: mi:miii:i:
of Hie IVnn-vhanl.i dial School tor the lleaf.
for the elei lion of four clii'ectots to cive (lui-c
tens, and for tin- transaction of Midi ollui
biislnif'ss us may pioperly he biouuht iicfcue the
meet Inif, will be I -11 al Hie oilici; of Ihe eue
I a iv. Pociin 41;; Council bulldlnir, Nianlou, I'a.,
uf I'lithc,, Oil J. ut 3 o'clock.
IlLMtY IlKI.IX, .III., betietaiy.
xoTicr.-Tiii: an.vcai. Mix.Tisn or nu:
iiienihit of 'I he Lackawanna Stole ncia.
lion. Limited, will be held at Hie otllce ot the
Ss-oiiatloii ill Ihe Cil.v of Si union. Pa., oil
Wedncday. October ::, li0U. at 1(1 o'clock a. m
for the election of iiun.imu for tlie i-u-iilio:
year, and for Ihe tianvactlon of am-li other
businei as inav ptopetlv come before the meet
Inir. II. S. rAlltClltl.ll.
Siintiioii, I'a., Sept. M, lfitsi, .-c-tetaiy.
NO'lICi: TO OHVKIIS or PIIOI'KltTV ov
'cunt stteet. tliamond avenue ami Provi
dence load. 'Ihe tollowiiic; is a couei-l iopt ul
a i, 'solution ct City ( otincils ot ih. t'ii or
Niuilnu, I'a.. appioved Vi"j. 'M. l'SMI:
lie-solved, lly Ihe M'licl Coiiiu II of Hie tin at
Siiaiiton, the' Common council i-oik uiiitit;. That
(emit lieet flom It inteiseetioti with I'lovi
dence load lo the east hide of the iiitt-iacc-tiou
of Covin stieel and Diamond avenue, and Dia
mond avenue fiom ourt ltcct in a soiitheil.i
dlieclioii to I'lcivideiiie mail, and 1'iiithleiiie
mail fiom the intctsectioii of Diamond acinue,
in a sojltheib dilectioli to (illbon sheet blidiie,
lie paved, and I lie cosi Iheieof assessed asaliist
the alnil'lm: pmpeitles, atcordint; lo Ihe fool
front mle; iiuvided lh.ll thii'i-loiiitlis of all
the ineinheis elected lo each biaiieh of tlie
uiincils sluill vote in favoi theuof. On the
pasi.iiKe of this lesolutioii hv said three-fouiths
vote and its .iopioi.il by ihe Mayor, tlie City
Cleik shall publish a mi,v Iheieof in two news
i.iicis published in the C it v of S. union for
ten da.vi., Htal ing thai unless a incjuiity of
the cmneis o( propeity alnilliiiK iiiou t'oip;
stirel, lliameind avenue and Providence load, a
above mentioned, shall signify lu count lis in
willing, within ltj dais fioio the date of the'
applov ll ot this ifsollllloli thrll plefeiellle of
the inaliii.il deslieil for such iaveiiienl. Coun
cils will piocred lu pass an i.idiiunie direclini:
the p.iviiu." of said Court stteet, Diamond ave
nue and Providence road, between Ihe points
above named with such muleilal as liie.v ni.i,v fee
tit.
Approved I iv Se-leit Cumuli. Auir. HI. 1!,"1
CII.VS. WAtlMllt. pie.icleui
Appioved bv Common Council, tut;. j:t. Phhi,
W'M. V. niliri'lTIIS, pirsiUent.
Appioved, Aug. :ll, pssi.
JAMKS VIOIIt, Mayeir.
I'iiblllied in puiiiianie of Ihe fiiii'Kilii if so
lution. v M. T. LAVi:i,I.i:, I'ltv Cleik.
Siiaiilon, Pa., sept. S, 1I1A1.
stone bridges, one nu North Main
street nnd the other on (Ynietery
street. The stone abutment on Main
sti"! will furnish th" ne-di'd ston for
their r'liiiNtntetlon.
-
OLD FORGE.
.V.lss i:il''.a Brnivn spent Sunday
vvlth'fi'londs nt Olyji'iaiit.
J' Ins I'nri'le Van Ostrnii. of Aflou,
N, V., has been the tsuest of .Mrs.
Samuel Prodhead, Jr.. the past week.
The remain" of the lain William
Miller were lulterred in the Mnrcy
cemetery on Sunday.
The trusteee of the new Methodist
1'plneopal ehureh haw Iiokuii repniris
ctltsed by the rave In at the Sparrow
vllle shall.
The Ladles' Aid society will meet
on Wedntsdov aficruoou ut the home
of Mi-8. 1"). O. Iteed.
Mr. F.van Thomas, a prominent shoe
merchant of ('ulumet, .Mich.: Mrs.
John Dnllay, of Lake Linden. Mich,,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lot Lnke, of Scran
ton, were the guests of their ulster,
Mrs. John It. rdwards, on Monday.
lllllll I u ,itis.t, l'. 1 iiui iim; . ia. -"
1!H, to cuiwtinct a latrul pvip iU tin- tu-i
t"i-iai,v buiit'lit", ( outlet uun-i. manhole-., lurshi.
ami 'ftxtuufc, oti ll eaU'ily side uf V.iIiIiik
ton avenue. l.eUvcen New Voik utieta anil M.m-
ttiLot I'rtili tnniiii:i1 nit. ill 1m lirt'Citnn mii-il
ins. (.in ii i r nil
HELP WANT ED-MALE.
AC'riVI! llt'STI.KItS KVr.llYWIII'.HK. TO TKI'
ordelt for "Morv of the (laUrilon llottur
Oter ') p.ige. Llahomlelv lllu.lraled fiom oe
tiut pliotogiaplis. irents coliiliig luonej. II
Itlstialfil 1 lit nl.ir and inilfit ftt-e. i t quick.
Addtrss (llohe llilde Publishing Co . fil Cliest
liut stieel. I'hlhiiWphia. Pa.
w'astki) -riuT 7 iTssiionr oiiiii'.ii cook
wishes po.lilon lids hem oil at-M lor IP't
He winters, tddieis "," cue Trlhutie.
w ATi:i-i:KK(iiViiTFt'VoTrrTiv yoimi
man. iniil come well leeoniriiended; I2 per
week Kimaiitecd, SO Library Uuildlng.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
vvaxti:ii-an r.xi'i:itiK( i:u Mif-i: oirft..
Mis, A. II. Wuttii.i.1, U1.) Pine sue 'I.
RECRUITS WANTED.
KuniNT. coups I'xnnn status navy hi:
cruils wanted -Ablebocllid men; Service on
our warships In all parts ot the world and on
land In the riiillpplr.c, when requited. Lieu
tenant Colonel 11, II. Ilusell, X. V. Coiner ljck
awanna and Wyoming avenues, Scranton.
DRESSMAKING.
nncssMAKtxn ron ClIILDItr.X TO OnDKIl:
also ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams aevnue.
SITUATIONS WANTED
S1TIATION WAVrr.U-lIY A t.Hll. 15 YKvltS
old to do liiclil hoitsewotk 111 luiiid babv.
Vdchr-s :tpt Putnam ticet. 01th Knd, ill).
AVn:u-WOHK AS LAINilliK'jS 1 OR MIJN
das and ThuiMla.vs; can itlve liest cit,v let
erences. Adclrev. T. SI., "U2 Llni stieet.
SITI'ATIOX VANTi:i)-ll LAI IS LVWYI'.lt'S
c insiiraiite ottlie; write- jrood hand; iinvl
out to obtain employment; willltic; and not atiald
ot woik. Addiess "Kxpei lent eel," caie ot this
(Tllliillicj utile c
SITIVTIOX WANTCIJ I'AI'KIIIKNt i:il HOOK
keeper, slenoutaphci, tvpewritef and general
dike nun. II. It., this oltlce.
SI1 CATION WANTLil-llY V WOMAN A I'
home, would like to have tour or rive wash-
inKS and ironinss, yood work .lour. Call or
chop postal. II. . 'I., 310 Mulbeiiy street, ell.
McxoiJiiApiir.ii. i:xi'r,iiiKNci:t). ni:siitr.s
position. Aildiess, 11. S., Tribune olilee.
W VNTIIK-PO'-moX ll V YOlXtl I.A11Y WHO
lins just Er.1d11.1led In bookkeepii'ir: i.rst
class icfc-r. nrc slieii and cvpected. Adduss, s.
i:. II., llo -J74. i'aitoiciille, I'a.
WAii:i)-woiiL ron momiws and Tunis
iI.ivh, .is laiiiiih.s; enn give best clty ret
eteiice. Addles. Tft! Llm atiert.
MitvTtox vax"ti:ii-mi:ahy woiik iiy Tiii:
due; can ie Rood lifeieniei. Addie,
M .1. 11.. OI,v phant, I'a.
wwtkij orvo vi x i vr.vns oi.n, witii
e.vi client ih.iiaclci'. mpid .mil .annate ac,
ci i ntant, good iennaii and flit c las kuowleilice
of bnslnos method), wouul like woik ill oi
Ihe or on hooks. il.-M lefeieuces. "II." Tilhuiie
oltie
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
r.mvAnn c. spacldixo, c. p. a., .i thvu-
crs' Pink building.
.--
Architects.
EDWAItl) If. )YI, AltClim:t.T. fOXXLLI.
bulldlncr, Sc union.
rilllDEHK'K L. nitOWX, AltCIIITLCT. PIlK.l":
buildiucr, I '.li WahiiiKton avenue. Si-iatitou.
Cabs and Carriages,
iicnnni Tinuii caps and cAttniAonsslirsr
of sen'ice. 1'ioiiipt attention eclven orders, by
'phone i'liones SUT3 and o.i:i2. .loseph Kellej,
IJI Linden.
Dentists,
nn. c. i:. i:ii.i:snRiuiKR, PAti.t iit'iuiixo,
Spruce f-tieet. Scranton.
Pit. I. O. LYMAX, SCIIAXTON pniVATC I10S
pltal, comer Wyoming and Mulbeiiy.
I 1)11. C. C. LAlilACII, 115 WYOMIXO AVT.MT:.
lilt. II. V. IIHYXOLDS, OPP. I'. O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
run hi.K cai'i:, 125 axd 127 i'Havki.is' am;.
line. Hates reasonable,
P. ZLIOLI'.lt, I'roptletur.
SCBAVTON' IIOlsi:, nkaH I)., I., l- W.PA's.
bender dei.ot. ('undue led uu the l.'uiupeaii plan,
VICTOK KOCH, i'mpileteir.
Lawyers.
.1. W. IlltOvWIXCi. ATIOltVKY vMi ( oi VsTll..
loiat-law. Itooins Ill'J-lt.l Meals biilhlinK,
I p. 11. liiTrTtHif.i:. attohm:y-i.(Tn , s:it;o.
I llaled on ical estate secuilty. .Vleais IjiuMIiil,
r coiner Wasliimslun avenue and Sj.iuc,. ti,.ei.
! ritAXK 'iTTiovi.i:. i-ioiim:v a.vii r oiam"," "
I I01 at-law-. Hun biilldun;, Ituom. it a, u
1 Washington avenue.
wTl.LVKlT WAIIItIA Ar ICN.VI'P. ATTOHXlAs
and tot.nsellors-at Law. Ilepultllcuit biiildin
; Washington avenue.
,mTt i Ms P. vrroiixiIvT AND t dFv
ellaiat-l.aw CoiiiinoiiH.altli liiilldlnjr, ,K(
111. -M and 41.
1 .iVvTFsj W. OAKI'ollli, VITOItXrATcr."! c
Ileum fill. J1S ""' olU Hoard of Tut,. hu,'.
IIIK.
I'DWAIID W. TIIAM.It, VTTOHXKY. "TtOOMs
Mll-WJI. full floor. Meats Imllillnir,
I.." A. WATIti:-. .VnoitXLY-AT.LV'V, llilAHfj
uf Trade buildlnx. Siiaiilon, 'j.
C. K. I'lTcflKTl. ATTOHXLY-AT-LAivT IIOAltD
of Trade liulldiiiir, -ciaiilon, Pa.
IVVTI'Klt'-OxTv Wll.tOV. TltVDi:itsX.V"iifiVAI.
llJIik Inilhllm:.
t. IOMIT.YS, 11-l.i lllll'l III.IC.VN IIIILDLMI.'
Z wT ni:imioi.r. ati qiim: ." .vi M.Vi : s it iTiTcT
Physicians and Surgeons.
lilt. V. li. AI.I.I'.X. 513 NORTH WAlll.fiTO
avenue.
nit. s. v. iamoiuai'. orricn .tm wash.
Ington avenue.. Itesi.leiice, Pllt ' .Miilbcni-,
Cliinnlt' dlscaes, lutes, beau kldiiev and
itenllo-iirtiury oigaus a spulally. Hums, l to
4 p. in.
Schools,
suiooi. or tiii: lack vw avva, s iiTxion"
I'a. Conrsis ireiaratoiy lo colleae, law, infill
clue or business. Open Npt. 12th. Send fur
cataloitue. Kev. Thomas M. Caiiu.. I.L.D., pilu
tipai ind pioprieloi; W. V.. I'lumlej, A. M,,
l.eadmastcr.
Seeds.
O. II. t'LVltlv A 10.. hKi:USMi:.V ANT) MTIS
eiviuen, tune 201 Washington avenue; meeii
liouses. l'.'iO Xoilh Main avenue; si ore trie
phone, 7-.
Wire Screens.
JOSIil'll KlTTiTX, ItKAIt 511 I.VCKAWANSA
avenue, Snantnu, Pa., nianiifacliirer id Wire
tic I ecus. "
Miscellaneous.
DAIKH'S OIICIir.STItA-Ml'SIC I'OII IIVI.I.S.
picnics, pail lis, iiHcptloiii, weddliiKs and cun
cert work fumished. lor terms addicts II. .1.
Daucr, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, uvri
llulbert's music stoic.
MKOAnOKK llflOS,, IMIINTIr.ltS SUI'l'I.IKS, i:7
VflopfS, r1P''' bacjs, (wine, Warehouse, ISO
WasiiinKton avrnueMScraiitou, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE'
tij0&j0nftfjm
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect May 27, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 a. m week days, for Suhbury
Harrtsburg, Fhllndelplita, Bnlti'
more, Washington nnd for Pitts
burg and tho West.
0.38 n. m., week days, for llaeleton,
Pottsvllle, Beading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun.
bury, Hnrrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and ihe West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundayi
1.58 p. m) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington and Pittsburg ant
the West. For Hnzleton, Potts
vllle, Beading, eScc, week days.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury
Hnzleton, Pottsvllle, Harrtsburg
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.1 It. WOOD. (len. t'a. Aid.
.1. II. lirTcniNSOX. lien. Mir.
Delaware Lackawanna nnd Western.
In Ktfrct .tuns. 10, l'lOO.
Soulli-Leave Stranlnn for Xrw York at 1.4.1,
S.isi. r..ni. S.lhl ami I11.1W a. 111., 1 2. 5", X.M am!
s.lll p. 111. rr Philadelphia at 3.40, 8.H0 and
H1.1V1 a. tn ; U .VI and Il.3;l p. m. l-'of Strotids.
liinir at (i. Ill p. 111. Milk and accommodation st
IMll p. 111. Vnlve at lloboken al 0.V1, 7.1s,
10.1.1 a. 111.: li.lM, ;'.4;, 4.4S, T.l and P. 4.1 p. m.
Arilve at I'hllailelp'ila at 10.00 a. 111. J t.Otl, .4..
Con ami S.22 p. mi, Aitlve from Xew York a'
1. .". 4.00 and 10.10 a. tn.: l.uO, 1.52. 5.4:1, Mi
and 11. Ml p. m. riuiii Sliondsburg at S.0S a. 111.
Xoitli Leave Hi rant nn for lliilfaln and inter
medlale stalions al 1.10. 4.10 and S.M a. m i
l..V, R.4S and ll.R.'i p. 111. I'nr Osneirii and Syta
rns at J. 10 a. 111. and I "1 p. til. for I'tlr. at
1.10 a. 111. and I..V1 p. in I'or Monttoie t S..I0
a. 111.; 1.O1 i. 111. mid ii.4 p. 111. I'or Slc-lml
son al 4.111 and 0.1 p. 111. I'or lliticjlianiton. 10.?i
und i..il p. in. rrlve III Scranton tiom HurTa'o
nt l."t(. ,s-. :..3.1 and 10.00 a. tn.; n.30 and S.(V)
p. hi. I'n.rii Ocwcko und S.vracuse at -..r a. m--13.P.S
mid s.is) p. m. I'i'oni t'tlca at '.'..VI a. 111 ;
1'S and 'I..I0 p in. 1'iotii Vlrliulsnn at 1..V) .1
lu. and O.lfl 11. in, 110111 e'nntroe at 7.SS and
lo.lsi a. ri. : :, n and ".00 p. in.
Illnoinsluns Division U-ave Scranton for
V, 1tl11u11hc1l.ini! al ikl.1. 10.05 a. m.: 1.S.1 an
ft 50 p. 111. Tor I'lvmoiith at 1.0,. :l.4(l, 8.55 and
li.M p. 111. I'or Xanticoke al 8.10 a. tn. Arrive
al Vurlliuml'pilanil al !i.;i." a. 111.; 1.10. 8.00 and
.4." p. 111. Vnlve at Xanlltuke at 9.10 a. in.
An lee at I'lvnioiitli at 2.00, 4.;12, 0.50 i. m. and
12.no a. m. Vrrlve at Scinnton fiom Xorthmii
berland at 0.42 11. 111.; I2.:i"). 4.50 and S.45 p.
in. I'roni Xpiitlcolee al 11.00 a. in. V'rom
I'l.iniotilli at 7 50 11 in,, . 20. .VM and 11.10 p. m.
stxnvv tiivixs.
Soiilh -Leave Sirantnii 1.10. I1.00. 5.40, 10.05 a,
in.; :!.rs.l. n.40 and S.10 p. in.
Voitli leave Scranton at 1.10, 4.10 a. m.i 1.51,
6.4S and lt.."5 ti. in.
IlloniiLsbiiie; Iilvl'ion Leave Scranton st 10 05
.1. in. and 5 50 p. 111.
Delaware and Hudson.
In I'lTcct dune Pllli, 1000.
Trains for Caibonelale leave Scranton at (1.20,
7.M, t.X, 10.1:1 a. m.: 12.00. 1.2-1, 2.2(1. 3.52, 5.25,
0.25, 7.57, fl.li, 11.15 11, in.: 1.10 a. m.
I'or lloiie.elaie and Lake Lodore C.20, 10.pt a.
111. t 2 2d and ."'.".I p. in,
IVr Wllkcs-Ilaire 0.43, 7.48. 8.41. n.;4. 10.43 a.
in.; 12.01. 1.2S. 2.18, .i.M'l, 1.27, (1.10, 7.49, 10.11,
11. SO p. in.
Por L. XU. H. ioints-C.45 a. m.; 12.0.1, S.19,
3..11 apcl 11. HO p. m.
I'en- l'enn.s.vlvaiila 11. II. points 6.45, 0.31 a.
111.; 2.18 and 4.27 p. m.
l"or Albany and all point north 4J.S0 a. m.
and 3.52 11. 111.
sixdvy Tn.vixs.
Ior C.iibondale 7.20, t'.OO, 11.. II a. m.; 1.20,
3.52. 5.41. 10.52 p. III.
I'or Wllkes-r.arre-fi.SS a. 111. ; 12.03, 1.58, S.2J.
4.42. 0.27, 8.27 p. in.
I'or Albany and points noilli S.32 p. in.
i'or Iloiie'dale and Lake Lodore 0.00, 11,3.1 a.
in. and 3.52 p. m.
Lowest inles to all points In United States and
Caiuda.
.I. IV. nrniUCK. n. P. A.. Albany. A. 1.
II. W. CltOSS, II. P. A., Scranton, I'J.
"T
Lehigh Valley Ballroad.
In LrTect May 17. IfKKl.
Tialns Leave Scianton.
lnr I'hiladelphia and Xew Yoik via D. k II.
It. It., at li.4 11. 111. and 12.03, 2.18, 4.27 (Htac'c
Diamond Kxpivm), and 11.30 p. m. Sundays, I).
V II. II. It., l.RS. 7.48 p. in. , , .
I'or While Haven, llar.leton and principal
points in the c0.1l legions, via P. & II. R. II.,
li.43, 2.1S and 4.27 p. nt. I'or Pottsvllle, 0.43,
2.18 p. 111.
I'nr Bethlehem. I.aston, Heading:, llarrlsbinir
and piinilp.il Intermediate stations via D. k II.
It It.. 0.15 a. 111.; 12.01. 2.1, 4.27 (lllsck- Dia
mond K.piex0. 11.30 p. in. Sundaj-s, P. ek II.
II. It., l.jl. 7.IS p. in.
For Tuiikliamiork. Towanda Klmiri. Itlucja,
Oel.eva anil iirimipal Inlet inedlste stations, via
li. I.. & VV. It. it., 8.0S a. 111.; l.o and 3.35
p. m.
I'or Geneva. Hoc hester. Ilultalo, Vlagara Ml,
rhlcaao, and all points west, via D. k II. It. II.,
12 0.1, 3.3.1 tUI.nl Diamond I'.spress), 7,48. 10.41.
11.30 p. 111. Sundavs, D. ..' II. It. P.. 12.01 p.
111 ; 7.4S p. 111.
Pullman pallor .mil slreplnir or LcIcIrIi V alje.v
pallor en m all tialns bclween Wllkes-llane
and New Yoik. Philadelphia, PorTalo and Sus
pension Ilrlduo. .
IIOI.1.IV II. WII.IIIII. (leu. Snpt., 2fi Cortland
I 1 ret. Xew Yoik.
CIIAIII.r.S Ll'.i:. fleu. I'as. Agt.. 2C Cortlaul
tui't. New- Yoik
A. IV. .VOVSI.M VCIII'.II. Div. Pass. At., S0111I1
lleihleliciii. I'a.
Inr tickets and Pullman lesei vat inns apply 301
Laikaw.inn.i avenue, M11111I011, IM.
Central Ballroad of New Jersey.
Stations In Xew Yoik Pool of l.lbeity street,
V. It., and "smith IVrty.
Vulhraclte coal used exclusively, insulin.
1 lc.inlliie.-s and coinfoil.
TIMi: TAlll.i: IX IXITCT MAY 20. Itusl
Tialns leave "seimilnii for Xew- Vnrk, Vrwaik.
I'.llralietli. I'liiladelphla, Ka-tnu. Hethleliem. VI
leiilnwn, M.1111I1 I hunk and White Haven, at f ;'n
a. in.: express. 1.20; ,v , l.ml p. m. Son
dais. 2.15 p. in
I'nr Pitl-toti ami VV ilkes Pane, J.30 a 111. t 1.2i
und 1.00 p. 111. viiiidiy. 2.1' p. m.
Tor M111111I.1I11 I'aik. h.0 .1. in.. 1.2" and I. or
utiilavs. 2.15 11. in.
I'or ll.illimoic ami W'ashliit-loii, and potn's
".iiui and W'et -la lleililrliiiu. ".SO a. in.. l."0
1 1. 111. "iiiid.iv. 2 15 p. in
I '01 lauu: II1.1111I1, (tieaii drove, etc.. at S.30
n m and l."0 p. m
lor Iteudinu, l.eliaiion und llariisbuiic, via V
leiiloevn. Milt .1. 111. ind 1.20 P- m. Snndav.
?.t5 p in.
I'm poiuvllle. .s .:o a. III., t.'-'fl p. III.
'Hiininrli Ihkeli I" all points e.i-t, smith and
wesl at Kiviisl ralos at ilie .l.llion,
.1 II. OHIIIM'SCV. Cen. "upt.
II. I'. IIVI.IIW'IS. Oen. I'a.s. Vet.
New York, Ontario and Western B.B.
I TIMI! TMII.i: IV
'.I'lTCI srSDVY,
II'NK 21.
llsXl.
Hound Tialns
Leave
Caibori.
dale.
11.20 a. 111.
Noitl
la-ave
1,
Arrlre
Cadosia.
l.Oi n. in
1 Tialns.
"01 ...
eat ....
1207 ....
.10 10 a. 111
.1.1. l. Ill' ,.0. i. ,1, ,.. J i, 01
fl.no i. in..Vrrlve Caibnndsle, 0,10 p. m
s-oulli Hoiinil Train.
. M
5.4 j p. m.
Leave Leave
Cadosia. Cailiondale.
7.00 .1, in.
S.lOu. m. 10.02 a, in.
2.0.1 p. m. Ml P. 10.
srSTIVYS ONLY.
Nnitli Hound.
Leave Leave
Scran- Cutlion
ton. dale.
O .'O -.- 010 ..
Scrsnton.
7.10 a, in.
10,11a. m.
4,0p; rh.
20i
201
200
Arrive
l-.HA.i.
10.41 a. m'.
eai
2iH
7.00 p 111. Arrive C.iibondale, 7.41 p. in
South Hound.
Leave Leave
Cadosia. Calbondale. Seranlnn.
7.00 a. in. 7.40a.m.
, 4.30 p. in. T..51 p. 111, 6.35 p.m.
202 ..
2(r? . .
'hail
IIUIII s' -" ..."-" ........ v. .. . ,
1 1 c..,i. r... 11 tl.i r t of r"..iA.l.
:oi makes lonnctuon lor points
OHII .IIUI -l.lllll 'll '..in ....I", n. -..n,-.
Tiaim N'os. 20.1 and 201 make Walton, Delhi,
llpmileii and Sidney connfctions.
Tialns Xos. 201 anil 20 make Main Lin can
ned loin on Sunday.
I'or fmtlier Inhumation. con.U ticket agents.
.1. C. W'DKII'sOX. Oen. I'aw. Int., Vew York.
.1. I'.. WLI.'s'll. Travellmr Pawencrer Ajtfnt. Scran-
Erie and Wyoming Valley
Time Table in LrTcit Septembfr 17, 1M0.
Tialns for llawle.v and local polnls, connect.
Inc at llawlev witii l'.rie rallioad for Vjw Yotk,
New lull lib and intcniiediate points, leave ScrSn
ton at 7.01 a. in. and 2.21 p. m.
Trains arrive at -craiitnn at 10 SO a, 111. alid
n.10 p. in. )K-.
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