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LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
tSlHaO1
CARBONDALE.
OPENING OF FOOT BALL SEASON
The Imllnn foot Imll team, or this
city, and tht; St. Th.nnoi' College
plcvcn, m' Kcriinlon, will open the noa
son for litis section tit Alumni park
Hutui-tlny aftPi'iHion. MaiiUKOi' Ultltoul
hiij'h It will h" n "qamo for blood,"
it thins? which irenunilly accompanies
the Rimii'. whether played for or not.
Tito llni'-np of the home train has
been rlmtiRod sonmvliiU shire 11ml
KhtH went to Srratitun to play, so the
boys have been forced to ttet down to
hard practice In ordr to be in shape
to meet a team reinforced by one .of
their best players. Another trouble
has been caused by tne fact llmUnll
of the signals had to be changed b"
lore they could play iigaliisi St.
Thfimas.
DESTKOYED BY FIRE.
A barn ticloiiRlnrr to .lolm Wells, and
situated on Hlrkett street, was burned
to the ground at H o'clock yesterday
morning;. Otllcer Garden sent In the
alarm, but misjudged the location or
the blaze and hnd the Mitchells lay a.
line of hose on tlolmont stiect. This
caused n little delay, but both com
panies succeeded In getting a stream
on In time to save adjoining property.
The burned building was not worth
mucin
THE HEEBEBT CASE.
The condition of Edward Herbert,
who was stabbed Sunday night and
operated on Tuesday night, was so
serious yesterday morning that Alder
man Jones and a stenographer took his
ante-mortem statement, which will be
used in the prosecution of his assail
ants. Slrlano Is not the only guilty per
ron and Constable Notify having se
cured a clue, started out last night h:
search of another fellow implicated In
the crime. Ills name Is not known,
but the olileer has an accurate des
cription of him.
List evening, the patient became de
lirious and sank rapidly. At last ac
counts he was r.lmojt pulseless and It
was thought ho could not survive more
than a few hours.
The maximum penalty In rose the
guilty parties are convicted is twelve
years imprisonment.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Sirs. S. Singer and daughter, Mar
tha, returned yesterday from Phila
delphia. Mrs. A. V. Reynolds and Miss Mln.
nle Reynolds are in New York city.
The strike is hard on the theatrical
business. "A Lady of Quality" was
presented at the Grand Opera House
last evening to a fair-sized audience.
There will bp no more attractions un
til October 22.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman have
returned from their wedding tour.
Haiold Case has returned fiom
Wilkes-Rarre.
N. J. Drennan is spending a few
clays at Liberty, N. Y.
Mrs. Robert Rrodie and son, "William,
have returned from Philadelphia.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
St. Aloysius Society's fcBoker.
Deaths of Three Young Children.
Funeral of the Late Mrs. Bruce.
Personal News.
The members of the St. Aloysius so
ciety held their first smoker in their
new quarters over J. II. "Wheeler's
store, on Main street, hibt evening. The
rooms have been newly painted and
papered and present a most attractive
and inviting appearance. It is (safe to
predict that they will be well patron
ized during the coming winter months,
and the members of tte society are to
be congiatulated on securing such an
excellent suite of rooms, which, be
sides a meeting hall of considerable
size, contnlns a reading and smoking
room and another for numerous games
and pastimes.
The smoker was foimally opened lost
evening by President P. R Kilker,
who made some appropriate remarks.
Cigars were then handed around and
While the members enjoyed the fl'o
grant weed William McCartney played
a violin solo; Andrew J. Median recit
ed, and John f'halllce sang a solo,
which was so much enjoyed that ho
was coninclled to respond to an en
core. William Peel, .liune.s Phlgeon
and William Malloy, of Carlmndale,
who weie present, weie each called up
on to speak, and all tin 00 madi! re-
A Skin of Roauty Is a Joy Forovor.
Dli. T, I'Kl.l.Y l.ol'ilAl'O'n OltH'.XT.U,
C1IHAM, UK M.llilUAI. lll.AII'llt'lKU.
I'eimnn Ton, rimplcs, FrralcUa,
t -. nan oki a
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uvtiviiuii, j turn
atooU ih tut otU
"" turn ii to
arm loon , tctA i
tobOfcurtt la prop,
wly made. Accept
no counterfeit of
ilirllaruine. Pr.I.
A, Huyrrt mid to
UJy of tlie bnut-toa
( patient)- "AHjoa
ladles will UkMui'm,
1 rocommencl Oonr
uutl'a Cream u lb
IfQbt harmful of all
the M()n prepr I
tloui " Cor ula t
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IW1B. 1. OorUlNS. I'roB'r. il Otf Jsbm 8t, V.T.
LSVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
I CURES
IBUiousnosQ,
Constipation,
DysooDsIa.
!8ck-Keau-
lacho and Livor
Complaint.
AUfiAR COATBI).
100 PILLS
I Sold by nil drupelets
or seat by mail.
NrltaMedIclCo.,Clilci'9
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Cold by McUctiruit & Thomns. Drua.
gltits., SW Lnckawarra uve., Sciuiitoti, Va.
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EVERY WOMAN
B)S6ttiCMtisoi3aflUll,oatblTiTgalatiiiE medlclo. Onl hurmlcw SUi
tba iiureildrujjj ihaulil b ue4, Itjoti vu tho but, gel
$ $L DpBlPoal,,8 Pennwoal
v 'V "-r '.fP uraiiroiupt, BaioatKicertaium reawc
. 'fhn ircpufuo CDr. iVal'a) uover itlsanixjint. Bold for at.COnerbnx.
fay JOHN H. PHELPS, PhannBcist, ctr. WyomlnE evfnut and
sueoi.
maths of a cniiRiatuhitory nature nmt
said much to encourage the society
In their new movement to promote so
cial gatherings of the members. The
affair was n veiy pleasant one, unil
the evening was enjoyably spent.
A child of Mr. and Mis. John Har
vey, of Second sticel, aged two veins,
died yestutday morning. The ruueral
will take place this afternoon.
An Infant child of Mr. and Mis.
Thomas (J. Harvey, of Vp1 Mayeld,
died last evening.
A 17-monlhs-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Hairy Hall, of Mayllcld, died yes
li'rdii' morning of cholera Infantum,
The funeral will take place lo-inoriow
afternoon, Interment In Calvary cem
etery, Maylleld.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Kmllv
Rrtico n former resident of West May
Held who died at her home at .Scr.in
ton nu Sunday tok place yesteidny
alternoou, Services weie held In the
First Baptist Church and were con
ducted by the pastor Rev. .May mud
Thompson nutl Rev. Mr. Kind of Giean
llldge. The pall-beaieis were Harry
(Irltllths. William and Harry Ctidllp,
James Whltheck, Thomas Hall and
Willie Langman. The esteem In whlull
the dead woman was held was shown
by the large attendance, both at the
church uiul cemetery.
W. II. Thomas has rented the house
of Harry Van Kleeck, on Thttd street,
and will shortly take possession.
Mr. Richard Evans ami two children,
of Third street, ate visiting Olyphuiu
friends.
Richard Hicks, of Plymouth, visited
his sons hole yesterday.
Several of our local musicians took
part In the parade In Scnintor. yester
day. TAYLOR NEWS.
Unclaimed Letters Remaining at the
Postoffice Work on New Silk Mill
Progressing Personal News.
The following unclaimed letters re
main at the Taylor postolllce. Persons
calling for the same will please say
advertised and give dale: Domestic
Sarah Jones, John Arnold, Hannah
Uarnhard. Foreign Karl Mojlech,
Klek Mozedan, Michael Wltry, John
Pieslupskl. J. W. Reese, Postmaster.
The washery of the Davis Coal com
pany here continues In operation, al
though short handed.
The work on the new silk factory of
Jones, Lubinac & Co. Is progressing'
rapidly. The masonry work has been
completed and the bricklayers are now
at work on the upper portion, which is
well under way.
There is much talk among our citi
zens in the Republican ranks of or
ganlElng a McKinley and Roosevelt
club.
Taylor castle, Xo. 207, Knights of the
Golden Eagle will meet In their head
quarters this evening.
Mrs. David Price and son, Pert, of
Clark's Summit, are visiting here.
Mr. William Hurst, of this place. Is
visiting at Iiarnesboro, Pa.
Albert Drlss, of South Scr.inton,
called on relatives in town yesterday.
Local branch, 1013, United Mine
Workers of America, headed by their
drum corps, made a good showing at
the parade in Scranton yesterday. The
union turned out 1.00U strong.
I-ackawanna Valley council, Xo. SI,
Junior Order United American Me
chanics, will meet in their now quar
ters in Red Men's hall this evening.
Mr. John Parkers 1ms returned home
from Unlontown.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
A gang of men under the sunei vi
sion of Emery Brown are engaged in
repairing the damage at the condens
ery, caused by the breaking of the
large water tank Friday.
H. It. Smith, of Green Ridge, .spnt
yesterday with friends here.
Albert Floss, the popular soap agent,
was in town yesterday.
The funeral of John Carroll was
held yesterday morning from his lute
home on Winola avenue at 10:;lo
o'clock. Long before the hour set for
the funeral the house was tilled with
the mounting friends and relatives of
the deceased. At 10:45 o'clock lhe
funeral cortege slowly moved to the
cathedral, where a solemn high mass
of requiem was celebrated by Father
Feeley. During the mass the church
choir beautifully chanted funeral an
thems. Interment was made In the
Hyde Park Catholic comtory. The pall
bearers weie Messrs. John Madden,
John Mm ray, Patrick Hannan, Ste
phen O'Connor, Aimiow Duulaey,
Cornelius Carroll.
Dr. C. K. Meiril! has purchased the
Keith property and Is now occupying
the same.
Mr, and Mis, Ed. Scoti and family
linvo been visiting old friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Hello and
daughter. ofHradfoid. are visiting Mrs.
Relies' sister, Mis. Elvlia Ciriflln.
Why Expeiiment On Yourself
With remedies of doubtful utility when
you can get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which has stood the test of
lime',' Twenty-live yeais' sale and libs
have proven that remedy to bn a
piompt and certain euro for colds, ft
will euro a cold In a day If taken as
soon as the cold has been contuicled
and before It has settled In the system,
Sold by all druggists, Matthews Oios,.
wholesale and retail agents.
CLARK'S GREEN.
A lui'Be number of our usually he ilili
fill vllliiKurs hnvit been allllftcd with a
dlaeas-o res-einbllns collo or cholera
morbus. It has had no serious effects,
and thus fur Is of short duration,
A number of our old s-oldlers attend
ed the Inspection of Sergeant (leoi'e
Fell Post at Wnverly on Saturday eve
lilupr last, and were greatly olated over
tllo exercises.
The .Simpson I'ulon, of Kpumth
l.eitsues which held their senil-unnual
meeting on Fildny nveiilng and during
the Saturday which followed, was wtll
attended. The Friday evening enter
tainment was made very Interesting iiy
tho use m' tho stereonticoii. The sub
.1ect consldeted Is one ot almost unl
YHisul Intirest, vln; "The Work of the
Cartoonist." Itov. St. S. nod.shall, the
lecturor and manipulator, showed grnt
tact In his selections. Tho program
Pills
as published In Hip columns of the Tri
bune, was with ono exception carried
out to the letter. Delegates were 'pres
ent 'from the several Loa Riles of this
vicinity, which Includes parts of the
Hlnghuititon, Honesdalo and Wyoming
districts of the Wyoming Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
The program was Inigely historical,
much was learned of the lives of the
founders of Protestantism, for this wus
the general subject considered. This In
cluded the lives of John WU'III', the
Lollards, John Huss, Martin Mtther,
John Calvin, and ulso the meaning of
the term Protestantism. The local
chapter did the social hour mid dinner
to perfection, seivlng upward of one
bundled with substantial repast In the
short time of ono hour, In a room of
the size of twenty by twenty-four feet.
Much credit Is due to Hie able na'ilst
ants. The following officers weie elect
ed for the ensuing year; W. A. Son
fold, piesldent; A. A. Uavls, vice
president: Mrs. Fanny It. .Sherman,
secretniy; Miss buhl Doershclnier,
tiensurcr. Xext sepslon will be held In
Factoryvllle .sometime In early spring
of liifll: time of meethur to be named
by the Factoryvllle League.
PECKV1LLE.
Mr. A, U, Thorpe has returned, nf-t'M-spendlng
several days In South Gib
son and Carbondale.
Mrs. L, Mariies and Mis. Arlle Jen
kins spent Tuesduy hi Dunmore.
Miss Irene Iieattys has been slightly
indisposed for several days.
Mr. George Sltgreaves Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Florey, of Scran
ton. Edward Dougherty, of Carbondale,
was a caller in town last evening.
The local board of Irnde met In tegu
lar session tit Odd Fellows' hall last
evening.
On Tuesday evening a large num
ber of young people tendered Muster
Archie Tlnklepaugh, of Hickory street,
a pleasant surprise, the occasion be
ing Maslar Archie's twelfth birthday.
The youngsters were royally enter
tained by Master Aichle and his
mother, Mrs. Tlukleoaugh. The even
ing was one of enjoyment, being spent
in playing games and other amuse
ments, refreshments being served at
a kite hour. Those present departed,
one and all wishing Master Archie
many returns of the day. Archie re
ceived many valuable and pretty gifts.
Those present were: Misses Jessie
Uolllster. Blanche Kennedy. Ethel Da
vis, Elian Thomas, Xellle Gendnll,
Gruce Day, Roberta Bartolet, Delia
Sears. Ada Walker, Masters George
Reck, Lee Blocs, George and Henry
Bonner, Charles Kennedy, Chester
Samson. Earl Spencer. Charles Den
nis, Willie Morgan, Frank Ganzamll
ler, David Price, Layton Jenkins.
OLYPHANT.
AIkjiiI fmr liuiulroil and fifty iihiIi, anil
ljrcal.rr boy-, fiom luw accompaniril l,(r Hnmi't,
Mllltjiy h.inil, partiipttcil in the pumic at
Sci.intn i jtstcnlay.
MM Asms I'uk'iiuii, or l'iil-.lon, spent yes
lei day witli friomto Iicip.
Mi. IMwaiil Oilatt .nu Mis .t. i:. Hums,
of (iclatt, aic the gueil uf Hit l. C. Ilian,
of Susnuclunin stiri't.
MM Maigaicl Kelly, who has hocu i.-.illg
MM Uny Walsh, of Dnnmoiv tit-et. will it"
turn lioinr to Phil.iilrlihi.i today. Mhj WaMi
will accompany her home.
Hev. K. .1. lfain;litoii. nf Dtinnioir, was i
eallcr in towii cstcnla.
Ml". Jjiiii- Vine, of lll.iki'b, lia- iHurneil .iflfi
an ilonilnl i-ii with ii'latitis at AiiMinia,
(Y.ini.
Cabin Vail, of Jninjn, Mtril frii'inl at this
pliiie jcsleriliy.
Mic T. W. Watkins ami Miss Mary A. I'.vaiu
spent Tiicsthy with Wi-t lci.inloii irlilitrs
Miss Ilelioiah Powell, of l'liniileine. isiteil
her Mstci, Mi-s l.ouis f)lo klii'i jfrr, jestiulay.
.lames OMalley and M. I'. O'lloic weie visit
oi. at Caihunilale last Mcninir. u
For Female Complaints,
and diseases arising from an Inipi..-:
stato of tlie blood Uehty's Celery
Nerve Compound Is an invaluable spe
cific. Sold by Matthew Bros.
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
Vi:i)MllY. "A Lady of JiijIIii."
SMI nil.VV. Alti-inoun and niRhi.
Cu'ckill."
"David
Academy of Music.
ALL WTXK PhiiIpI I!, ilj.ui jiwI l'oiiiuiiy.
Gaiety.
TIIUlIi: HAYS. IJaimy
I'lllhT
lfriuri'..
P.iii'u lliir-
LAST TIIIIL'i: 1JAYK-.M. Itccvos' Company.
Academy of Music.
Tlio DjiiM It. Hj-.iii tiniipiny ihcw i'n Urtfc
liomi'i i".tcid.n. At icitcuhy's nutlnco "In-
RDiuu" v,,it, pioiluccil, and lu-.t triiing "Tlie
Time MusU'tci'ii.."
"'I lit- (l.illi,- Slim" will ho )l.ii'd lid', allLi
nciuil .unl "A Mlilniitlit -MnirlJKi'" tills cidiliii,.
"A Lndy of Quality."
IIUKima HI ilr will luins "A Uilv nf l,iii.iiy,"
mnli'1 tlie (llioillnu of llcnil Gn.'ll, tonUlii fi
:m in:u(inuit In ilie I.jlciimi. MU, jtl.ifl li.ls
piiitliaiil nil ilnhW o tills play, and npuiul
licr se.i'.i.iii witli it llil jc.ir ai ilu. (ii.ml opii.i
lioii-c In Xrw Ynifc, nhrre flip m-oiiiI an ai-tl-tlo
anil Iti.uniiil aiu'Less, tilling till' laifc'c
lionv iiIkIiI afier nlxht, dn-pltc Hit- liot wiatlii'l.
Mlsk lllali's tirat 0iieaui;ii. in .Von- Voik as ,
M.n was tlie iiuH-iilnir triinnpli of lior raiocr.
tniiwunthr Ve- oik rrllic ilcflauu lliat
il.e put t Cloiiiula Wlldalirt fltleil l,cr an If
II. had l.i i ii -puhlb niiiim (,.r lici, unl tout
lict.tid wliWy and fauiriild, upon ilu- lv
ilmn nf tli' iivnoi of tl.o (opnlK'it nf the p',n
in dhpoiii- of e rlgldi. to piomoe it to 'u
inlii"v, hi iMiptieiiilit dtiMi fi.r lli. puiu.iial
of the put of ('luilnda U'lld.ili.,
'Davy Cronkfitt."
liudliiu'b Xciv York "Dai.v trwUiu' itniuiiv,
whl.'li pio.enn ililt oor popular old play ,u tlio
l.jceiini liiwirr l-ainiilay, (lit, ,t, afloinoon and
oonliis:, h aald lu propuil id,. ,i0C(. j Int.t,0.
polltau pijlo. cauln(t wnvty fr uK. ,,ciui.
ofqnn "Lob Caliin" ono, "VVoltco at tho Door,"
'"Iho Slum- Smpn," no Tlio (Oinpoiiv ha, ..vn
placing tho Liiuir houici and coinoi well n
iIoimhI li, Mil' pn, alonir tlio lino,
lVanl; Clt-nus. .1 Collfmnla aclor, whu U
roniidid to Uo Slujo'j suuoisor in dm ,u,.t of
My Ciodalt, plays that iolo, wlulc Miv,
llcli-n Hay, a Nrw YoiL attuM of icpulallon.
plajs Kli'uuoi VniiBlin. Tlio upporiliia; uM aio
laid In lie w'oll selrilcil uud xlronir, Davy Cioil,.
ii ii ivpurivu in no ono ot tho hiunri.il ii".
H' Ol tllO WSfOII, wliM, .how's tho "Jdjl of
llio ILiit WouU'i Is t III iiopular wiili (lie public,
and l likely to imtlhu u.my of hp m-wlloil
up tO'daio .Huh),- pljjs.
Governor Bob Tnylor.
On noM Monday itllit .11 Ilu- Ljicmii llicuUr
Ihu Jir.t id lhe ton mipcib iiilottalniiKim whVitd
by tlio lliockwaj uniiao foi the picont soaiin,
will UU plaio, wlifii hu piimc ol ilu'i.
toiifiiul niatnis, OiiM'tiinr Hob Tmloi, will do
ihcr hi fimoiw adiiroiK on "The I'ld'Hi' and Ihu
How,"
'I Ini Vcv.- Woild. in an cdi(uilal, tain;
"VVhi'llior uilh i.ioitth oi fiddle, fvttowiiior f toll
rt I.. Taor, cf 'IVmicsuv, Is easily one if lhe
inivt JuoniplUliod pvioinicu In the world."
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
U I'lilliddplda n. II. ,
Boaton ,,,,.., ,,l) 0 fl 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 H i
l'lilladelpbla, o U 2 0 0 0 -j n i
Batteries LtwU and Clarke; Ortb and Mc.
ruruiud. t'liiplie lluut
B
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To Disprove Facts. It Is
Decidedly Easy to Verify
5cranton Opinion.
Nothing by way of an Introduction
could be added lo lhe experiences mid
opinions given below, which could In
crease their valup, Scranton people
can safely be left to draw their own
conclusions based on Hitch convincing
proof as this cltlzou offers. Whin Is
there lucking In evidence like this to
satisfy a dyed-in-the-wool doubling
Thomas?
Mrs. K. Davis, of M18 Hampton street,
says: "My kidneys troubled me for
three years more or less, with sharp,
shooting pains In the small of my
bnck less during the duy than ut night,
unless I lifted anything or strained my
buck or overexerted myself In doing
my housework. At night I turned
from side lo side tr.Ung to find a. coin
fortub e position, and It kepi me awake
for hours. There was also a kidney
weakness which was very annoying
and distressing at all times. I became
so bad that 1 was confined lo my bed
for over u week and hnd to have a doc
tor. It was then that I saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised and so highly
recommended by Scranton testimony
Hint I wus Induced to get them from
Matthews Bros.' drug store. They
proved to be ,1ust what I needed and
helped me right away. My back was
better and stronger than It hud been
for u long time and the kidney weak
ness completely disappeared."
For sale by all dealers. Price, i"0
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y. Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
TRIAL LIST FOR
THE CONING TERM
Cases That Will T. Heard at the
November Term of Common
Pleas Couit.
Following Is the trial list for the
three weeks' term of common pleas
court beginning Monday, November
1L
MONDAY, NOV. 1J.
I. T. .Tonc.1 s f'il.i of Seranlon; aumpil.
M. P. pellniaii . Ulty nf horanlon; aiwinip.
sit.
I'ijiiI. rinoll ?. Jl. I'. Worden; waiter.
Anthony Stiillaiky s. .lolin Asnell: wases.
Itirliaul T. Odens . Smith .t Ora; ttiiKix.
Miny 17. LllioitNon i. .lobn J. Falioy; inlot
pleader. Owiii lloiinfll i. P. ll.ii,'i'r & Son; Inter
pliadei'. Power .k lender t. Waslder TieaMiie; ni.ind.i
mil?. Iluueiio 11. Cull, ft al., v. M. V. Wynibs,
giianlian; ejeitinenl.
llenjainin I)aii . Scrmilou Tiaition company;
lie-pa-,3.
Sadie Ii Coleman s. Scianion Traction coin-
pany; trespass.
Annie forties s. Cily of Carbondale; trcp.n.
Mominkl: llealey . Cily of Scranton; lies
pass. William Snalth s. Thomas Walsh; appeal.
Julia Clolieily s. City of Sjranton. Heianton
TiMdion romputiy: trespass.
.leionie f.jncb s. Jtatul Sleeiis, et al.; ic
plevin. 11. W. Smith A'. Mary 1Yal-.li; appeal.
.1. Ii Ciom s. llakei- A-plult I'nvliiK com
pany; trespass,
.1. C. Il.ite-oii s. Henry Leiilliev; appeal.
I'lliiKin Knisteln Ar Co. vs. Maiy Donnelly and
Palilik Donnelly; jmlliiclil opened.
TI'ISIIAY, NOV. 1.
1!. L. CiiisliuiK ' '-nu s. Si union Hjilu.i)
(ompany; n.'.'-iinip-ii.
I". Cnsiik . W. II. T.oituii: appeal.
L. 11. firovoonoi is. S. .1. Cook, et ul. ; ejeet
infill. .lame- loniiMii ss. Stianlon Tiailion loin
p.inj ; ticras.
Maig.uel Conway s. Winitied f.jnett; ttej
p.its. Alexander Him. .k Co. is. Miiliael HoosaiU;
appeal.
n. A. l'o is. William CuIk: tiespa-,s.
Homy .1. Spuil.li is. I-'iedeiiik Weyandt; eject
ment. Malliewnon V Snook w. Mr. Joliu Kolo-ki;
appo.il.
James .). O'.Malley s. Scianion Railway loin
panv: appeal.
wi:i)ni:sday. XOV. 11.
.1. ndrado .k Co. . Sophia Ili-'Keliel; ainnii
sit. lolin Wllllann f. Lllen .1. Midisan; ejeet
niciit. A. W. Villliains, et al., s. .lames T. Creep,
el. al. ; tre-paw.
Maiy Decker s. Kllen Moialiun; iiespas
li II. Ilukliin-. . Con-olid.iKd Water Sup
pl r ompany; tre-pass.
MONDAY. XOV. 11'.
John I,. Haiti-., ot al., vs. Maiy Harirtt;
assumpsit,
James IV. llealey is. John J, (ionium wages.
.1. V. Keltel in. frank Johnson; wage.
O. M. I'letdiir s..W. IV. Wlllhms; waaos.
William Weber is, Smith & (Jras; ia,'or..
Annie V. Pltciiiiiinon. et al., is. Muy Kelly,
ft ill.; felsned Issue,
Thomas f, Leon.nd vs. Hunt Cnnuell, Ltd,;
appeal.
Maiy Duflin . City of Seruiilun: lnp.is,
Vid'iol.is Ciliiil.l i. Annie llaslain; w.ntes.
T. Men.iwoalhei is. lllla M. Wilson, oi.;
ejeitiiuul,
Tliouia-. II. Spi iikit, it al., v. T. C. lt.ililii-.ou,
et al. ; elrctniont,
. Ilnclansky 1. Seranlou llilhra) I'limpany;
tll-slKK-..
Henry llii"y vs. Suaiilon Tiailion inuipany;
appeal,
Not ill Unit Lumber company i. Thomas f,
Dotilin, et ul. ; all, exoiutinn.
New York llaklnir I'owdcr company is. John
T, Williams ,V Co.; appeal.
T, C. llnbliisoii is, lltmy lloshmldei; si I fa,
Wolf Warren, llns. is. Itonta (llass j'lpe and
Conduit lompauy; ejectment.
linos ri.win ih. f, W. V. SI. T, A, It. uil
oly; uppial,
l.utlier Keller m. (I. K. faliclillil; JudKinout
opened.
Ann M, Hale is. Suantou IIjIIj ii.uipaiii;
tll'el'a.
'IfKSDW, NOV. -.11, I
llaild .--(n nl.s in. I,lio Leliotk.i; iiMiuupsit, I
P. J, llnuaii . Seianloti Italliiuy toinpany;
llip(i.
(.'. S, Iiihbe w, II, D. Iliuiiiaii; lepleiiii, I
Sihwait, shltlrr A.' Co. i. II. I). Illnnun; ,'
repleiln, )
I'JrctlUi Uty Laud and Impioieiiient oompiuy I
ii. ile.st iiuis'i' t oai lompauy; ejtviinent,
II. Knclawlrr v. II. (i'ddslestr; appeal.
Miry Dufly w, Mary DuKy; ejrdm.m,
llxeler Machine WoiU n. Pine Hill Coal com-
inij; asiiiiiipsit,
li T. DaiU is. Siiantoii Hallway toinpany;
tier pass.
Wullaie llatbci id. ci.aiitn 'liactivii eompauy;
appeal,
wi:m:sdav, xoy. 21.
llild:el O'C'uiu.ei, el al., 1, Sciuntim llallwa)
rompaiiy; iiesp.iiu.
li (I. Woidrii 14. Cluiles Kjo.-Iiki-; ussumpsll,
I.nilftliffc Coal company, Ltd., vs. .V, Y S.
& Y, Coal Co. j asjuinpslt.
(I. T. Uailicr 1. J. Heekivltb, it al.; appul.
lolin II. McLean u. Central Itillioad (onipauy
of Now Jerey; appeal.
MONDAY, NOV. U.
CoulliKiilal Trust company u. William II, Win.
Ion, a-liiir.; cl fa. .
. rrotlilinjliani id. luiles II. Wellr; eject.
nieiil. '
Annie L. Itoss 1. It. M. Hiiland; ejcclment.
Maitln Kurroy m. Mullieilii & Judge; wa;c.
51. J. Manjau is. I', I', l'ilgcr, el al. ; wagea.
A. Malliioiuki is. Simon Blenerfeld; Inter
jdeadcr. Vorthern Coid and Iron loiiipany va. Scranton
(iai and Uolcr company; Irei-paiii
1
H
The People's Exchange.
JMMw4rSiAJSsAv'SsSi'Si',aw',SAW
A
POPULAR C.LKAKINC, IIOUHI2 for tits Haiiilt t Alt Whn
Have Houses Relit, Keul fottttc or Other Property to
Sell or Exchange, of Who Want Situation or Help Thou
Small Advertisements Coit One Cent it Word Six Insertions to;
rive Cents u Wordllxoepi Hltuiitloiu Wttntci Which Aim In
sorted, l-'rce.
FOR RENT.
ion iii:.sT"iiot;st: on" Mii'fi.i.v avunui;.
Itiiinltc 107 Alullirny stifrt,
foh7iest m'TJckawans AVi'.stin,
four floorn) elciatori hat store (ml Iota
tion In Scrititon,
FOR SALE
1011 SALK-HAY SADDI.i: OIXDINtl (UIISNY)
fouled IMMj lit hands hlab; Keiitii'.-'ty ''fed;
noes all addle Kulta; trots close to I inlt.utis;
pel Ice Hi' sound and kind. Apply Oll.'i llnrkf,
Si"iiueliatii Hoiifr, S. Main stic-et, 1'lltstun.
PHIVATi: SALK-KNI'lHr'. t ONTI'.STS llOltSI'.
Xo. I'latl place. Ciirpels, furnllurp, lace
iiirtulin, shades, plctuics, etc.; great IhUkIih.
WANTED .
IVANTLD-LlnllT Oil TKX 'IHOITSANII UOI.
hill for a term of three. Hie or len yean at
4 per ci nt, Intctosi pj.iiib'e eviry tluee 01 six
inonllis to unit. A r.ue i halite lor tbode luunif
Hast hinds In care for, or money in banUk. (Jill
idnod 1011I cdlnle seciirll. Sifer than any bank.
Aililicra II,, tan- of W. IV. Lallnop, l.M Wash.
IiikIoii uiciuie. Stint Inn.
WANTED-TO BUY.
vT8Kt'xiTniIx"u' S'LOTI ACl?rNi:S ;
must be in KOod order; itite particulars ai
to make and price. Address, L. M., cjcncral de
livery, Scranton, Pa.
FURNISHED HOUSE.
I'UHNISItllD IIOUSF. 1011 KCNT-lXtJlilltt: AT
:ai Macuion aienue.
ROOMS WANTED.
s- S-0S--r
11AXTED-2 On S PURNISIIi:i) HOOMS. KOIt
llttlit housekecpintc; centiully located. Au
drey, J. W Williams bulldlnir. City.
REGRUITS WANTED.
MAHINH COUPS UNITED STATES NAVY UK
rrulta wanted Able-boilled men; eenice rn
our warships in all parts of the world and on
land In the Phillppir.es, when required. Lieu
tenant Colonel II. H, Russell, N. W. Corner Lack
awanna and Wyoming nveiuica, Scrantcn.
tosroffsroLgiV.
LOST OH STALKS' A LAUOK UlLLDOti,
weliths ubuul lllty pounds. Answers the name
of Wallace; a reasonable lO'vaid for lhe letinn
or Infonnatlon lhe ciillty puity that has lilm.
Elans' Hotel, 27". Xoitii Main nienii"', Dutch
Gap.
REWARD
o.lW Ri:WAHD LOST 0010111:11 OTII LlVKIt
and wliif cocker spaniel dog (iioilrl ai,
swcK. to name of Governor, fot the ilirdinan,
l.'ii I'cnu avenue.
LEGAL.
notick is iinnr.BY civux that a huli:
lias been itiantcd to .-Jiow- cause win' Oliie
Painliaiii, administrattix of the elate ot C. D.
Karnluiiu, deceased, should nut be dlsdiarged,
leturnab'.! In ncM aiKument court.
OLIVE 1'AHNHAM, Administiatik.
in mi: estate or honoua i'laxshky, ui:-
ceased. In the Oiplians.' Couit of Lacka
wanna County.
NotUc is hiiebv uiien that a rule lias been
ai, lined by said Courl to show cause why Jol n
I'lanuc'iy, adiiiluislialnr of said estate, shall not
be disiharKcd. Heiiirnablc to next Argument
Court, beginning Oct. Si. I'M).
P. W. OALLAQIinit, Attorney.
i:TATK OK SIAHY LYNK1T, DCCUASUD, LAIi:
of the Hniouxl: of Dunuiote, County of Lack
awaiina, and -laf of lVnnylvani i. Notice is
hereby jjiien thai letters of administration in
the aboio estate iiaio lieen planted to the un
dersigned, and all persons baiinii claims 01 de
mands against the said estate will present tiicni
for payment, and those indebtid thereto will
made immediate- pa.iinent to
ALHKKT BALL, Admtiilstiatur.
NOTICK TO OWNKHS OK I'ltOI'l'.HTY ON
Sclent h street between Wet Lickawaiuu
.liiiiue and Scranton -.ticel. The folloivin is a
ccpy of a icsolutior. of Cilj Councils of tlw
( iiy of Scranton, I'enna., apinoved Seii. Ji',
KiOU:
Ilesolied, lly the Conitiion Council uf tlie City
oi Scrunton, ihc Select Council cineuriinit, that
seventh utieet from Widt l.v.kawaium avenue lu
Scranton slieet, be paved, and the rosl theteof
be uss.-ssod iii;uir.-r the abiuting properties ae
cc.rdlne; In Hie foot front rule. Providing lliat
three-fourths of all the members oleeted to each
blanch of the Councils s'ull tutu In favor thcr--of.
On th; passage of this icolution by the
said three-foiulli lotc and ils appiuial bv the
Mayor, Hie City Clirk .slnll publish a copy there
uf, for a period of ten cl.is. In two m-iwpapeis
puuiuueii in i no i'iiy oi cranioii, -i.itinic mat
, unlcws a majoilly of tlie ownei of propcilj
kuuttinc; on i-aui Seventh .street between (lie
points above limned, shall slanifi- to eauueil-.
In wilting witliiu .sixty dais fiom the dale of
the uppiut.il of llils ifsolutlon, llielr preferciKc
nf the mnunl.il d-sired for sucli pueinent,
Councils will pioeeed to pass an oidlnanee ill
lecliiig Hie paling ot said toad oi street, between
lhe peinti above named, with such material as
tiny see tit.
Appioved by Select Cumuli, Sept. 'JO, lftOi).
CH.V-i. f. WAGNIlll, Prcldeiil.
Appioied by ( oiimoiH to"mil, Aug. 1.1. 1M
U.M. V. i.Riri'lTHS, President.
.'ppioied Seit. 27, H1W.
JAMKS M01R, Mayor.
I'nbll-lieil in puisiianre of pruiiIons of lhe
foiegolni; lesoluliuii. M. T. LAVKI.I.E,
Scranton, l'a., Oct. 4, I'M'. City Cleik.
H. C. (Jlbbs vs. Dr. Wilton Snrel; lre-pas.
f. M. HalUtead is. C. I). Mlntcis; appeal.
.Maiy C'.ilpin is. City of Scuntou, Scranton
Tiaitlou (oiupau.i; ticspas-,
1'eunrr I: Cliapiell is. K. It, (liittlllis, et al.;
all. cM'iutlou.
Michael .Slalturd . Niantoii Itailmii c.oni
i.iny; trespass,
.lames Kelly ie, l.liy of Sciaiitou; liepa-4,
llesslo .lnde . M. P. Caller, et al.; His.
pass.
Ik J. Isiillth IS. Mabel A. inltli; diloiCr.
. W. hoxVi el al., is. W. (libson Jones, el
al,; liespju,
1'ied (1. Mason, alitiieo, in .1. A. Siraiilou
A Son; as-.iiiupll.
Annie ('. Zuplenski is. funk .S.iciieka; appeal,
lolin Movers is. Lackawanna Mills; tiespau,
(.'. II, Seals is, Cily of Scianion; lu'-i.iv-.
TflMlAY. NOV, 27.
Mai.i M. Oliiness, et al is, Siunu.it Railway
c'ouiiauy; tiespass.
Mliliacl Finn Ik. W, huallow; uppeal.
Thomas 11, Hails, it al,, is. hiihiu Spencer,
et nl,; tripas,
lloiougli of .Iciiiii n is. James D, Siockei ;
..il fa.
Jennie f. Dean r, Cily of midiiiuii; icpai.
Harlley ,k (iiahaui u. Alice D. Iliiigliam; up
1'isl, i:. II, lliintingtoii is. J, D. William..; repleiln.
11, D. Blown A: Cn. s, .r9. John Kolotkl;
apiieal,
Lewis 11 eisbdger is. N, Y O, i 11. Rallioail;
iiepaks,
Maiy Homy is. Anna I.', .ninleli, aduii,
Wr.DNLSDAY, NOV. 2S.
Kirs Slatlmwiy Co. is, houlli School ilUilut
uf fell Uiv, I'ililp; aiaiiinpsil,
(irorsio (olne is. Scianion Railway conipauv;
a3imipsit.
II. F. N. IMnunU is. S. I', Lungjirccl; ie,pas,
II. Mulligan's Sons w, Michael (iooili; j.siuiin.
I,
Ik Milllisau. oil., is, MMiael liooili; a-iinii-lt.
PENNSYLVANIA oWlOIALS.
By Inclusive Wc fiom The Acsoclatcd J'uin.
Philadelphia, (lit. 10. The diiettois of th
1'euns.ilianla rallftjad lodiy decied an additional
solidary and an additional assistant slock tuns
for ilcik lo be located in .New Yoik and ailend
lu the stock Hansfer buslnewi lu that illy, Rob
ell II. (,'iofl, uf I'hlladelpliia, wu, iijinecl for
the pasllloii ofsi-ecrelary unci John n, Marshall,
also of Ibis cily, fur a.slstanl tun, for c-letl.
Their lieadiiiailerj will be- at 120 llioadway,
and the appointments date after Dee. 1. A. .1.
County, ot this city, Mas chosen iifeUtant lo
Secretary Situs, in this city. The lioaid also
appointed John f. Reynolds, of Philadelphia, to
bv auditor of the empire line.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ivanti:I)-an i:ii:iiium:i:i yoiimi max in
heme fin iilshnm and ililnawaie as livid or
aluik iintl sitleslMii,. Ipply lo siiperiiiloiideiil.
Jonas Look's Sous.
WAMT.D-M MACllINi: IH N.Nlills ' AXIMHll.l"
cm foi slull wviki wanes, 'SiJO lo i,;,j pii
day of elalit hoius, AIo two pump iitiiiieis;
wascrs aitt per month. Vddre II S. Phillips,
Siip-ilntendent, lleni, .i,
DRESSMAKING.
DlltiSSMAKtXfl I'Olt C'II1LDIH:N TO OttDKIl!
aba ladles' waists. Louhe Shoemaker, 212
Adams itinue.
MONEY TO LOA N.
iiosYro !N-sTitAiaiiT ilimT
Al'
nnio, C'uiry, Council Ltiiildititr.
ANY AMOllNr OK MONCY TO LOAN. olIICi;,
atralRlit loins or FlulldlnR and Loan. At
Irom 4 (0 C per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
'JK-Ula Council bulldlnir.
FITCATiON WANTlTn-'llY 0II1L TtHloTlIlN
eial houcioil: in small famil.t. I'leii'-e call
lit all llehui'U alenile. Can uhe sood lefer
encc's. COI.OIH'.D MAN WANTS Mil ATION 01' VNV
kind, Hlenoitrapher, t.ipenrltcr; reteieiucs,
cApi'iiciitc (. ,1 llliite, ''' Lackawanna me.
SI I LiVTlON- VANTKD-r..VI'i:itlliNCr.l IHIOIi.
keeper deslies a perm.imnt po-itlon; til
arj i an be easily llpuluk'd. Addies T. k,
(leneial Delliery.
WANTCD A IHislTIO.V MY A Itl'.l'IXLD.
educated .loiinc; lady as companion or lun-v
for elderly Inly or inulil cue for child. l'lil
ihiss ii'feienees, Adibess Ho II, Vol 1 li Me
lioopany, l'a.
VOI N(l MAN IVAS'l .-.II f VITOS 01' ANY
kind, (.Icnoitruphei- and l.ipewiitei. Itefei-eiii-"
and i.perlciicf. C. J. Mhlte, .Vr. Lacka
iianua aienue.
SITI'AIIOS WANTKIl-roSITION Itriil.'lltl.Nl'.
some outside liiistlliiK by an ei,"rienced
lin,ikki-piet; refeienc.'. Addiess II. , Tilbuiii" ut
ile e.
a midijLi: ii:ii widow i.miy wocld i.im:
lo liaic a dilution as a Inilj's inline oi as
boiisekeipr!- in u email fundi) ; can itiie icfti
(iiees If needed. Addiess Maiy Jones, Tiihuue
iiillcc.
Slil'VnO.N VNTIUl-llV A LADY 10 WOlilc
by lhe dai, wasliiug in leaning. 171,1 Mini
lull uieliue
-SITfATION WANTLD-HY A 011(1, 1.1 YIIAltS
old. to tuUe caie, of ehildieii or ilo light
boii-euork. Call nt 407 I'eidinand stiect.
11ANTKD-1IY A YOl'.NO rOLORKD JHN, A
place as look: yood all-iomul couK. (.'all or
address, John .u jg, ;;j.t iVntie tieet.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. II. UIIHiOS fl.HANS 1'lilVY YAliLlS AND
cess pool: no odoi. Improved pumps twiil.
A. M. IHHllOS. Piopiictor. Leave older. ll'W
North .Main avenue, or Kicke's drug store, coi
ner Adams and Mulbeii. Telephone 11540.
PROFESSIONA L.
Ceitifled Public Accountant.
i:i)WAHD C hl'AI'LDlNG,
cis' Hank liiillding.
V. V.
il TltAD-
Architects.
KDW'ARD II DAMS.
buildiiiK, m rantoii.
AHC11ITKCT, CONNK1.L
flti:i)i:HICK I. URDU'S. ARCHITECT, PRICK
biiiliiinir, I -i' Waliiiralo:i aienue, Seranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
ltfimn: tiiii:p cabs and caiihiaukn; ijest
ol korlie Prompt allention Blien orders, by
'phone. 'Plume- 207J and 5.i3J. Joseph Kellei.
124 Linden.
Dentists.
DR. C. L. UlLUNIlKltHKIt, 1'AI:i,I BlTH.DIS'n,
Sniuce btieet, Seiaiilon.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, SCRANTON HRIYATIC HO"--pital,
eoinci lljiiininir and Mulheiry.
DR. C. V. I.AfUACIl, 115 WYOMING AYK.Nt'l.'.
Dlt. II. f. RKYSOI.DS. Ol'f. I. O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
1 ill: i:i.K CUT, 125 AND 127 I'HA.NKI.IS' AM'
nue. Hates leusonable.
I'. X.IUOLKR, 1'iopiietui.
SCRASTON IIOUsK. NHAlt I)., 1.. A: W. I'AS.
Kniier depot. Conducted on Hie Nuiopean plan.
VICTOIt KOCH, 1'ropiietoi.
Lawyers.
.1. W. IHlOWSINli, VI'TORNLV AND ( OC.NSKL-
lui-at-la. Rooms SI2-JI.". Meats luiildliiu;.
D. II. RIH'I.OCII.i:. ATTOHXKY-LOAXS NLOO.
Il.llid on leal estate securliy. Meals bulldlin,-,
(oilier W.ihllH,loi: aieiiu and Spiutc itreel.
niA.NK i:. uuvu:,"ATronsi:v amm oiiskl.
loi-at-law. - ibur bulidlli)., Rooms 13 and 14,
Washington amine.
WII.LAI1D. WARHK.N .V
and cuniisellois-ai-law.
M'a-dilngtoii au'iu.e.
U'NAPP. ATTORNLVS
Republican buildiui.',
.ilSL'P .V JI'.lllP. ATTORSKYS AND ( OUS-tellors-.il-law-.
( onimunwi-allli buildini,', Roou.s
!, 2u and 21.
JAMIN W. OVKFOIID, TIORNi:Y-AT-LAW.
Rooms 511, 515 and 510 Iloaid of Tiade build.
Inf.
KDWARD W. 'IIIAYIIR. ATTflll.NIIY.
MVI'OOI, Will tlooi, Mcuu buildiiik'.
ROOMS
L. A. WITIIIX A'rniHSI'.V-AT.LAW, HOUtll
of Ti.uk' buildiui;, Simmon, Pa.
C. R. priCllLR, A'lTORNKY-ATI.AW, HOARD
ol Tiade Ijidldiiii;, S-ianton, l'a,
iVw'iTR'W.' i- WILCOX, THADHRS' nationaT
Bank bulldliiK,
C. COMKdVS, HI3 Itlll'l I1I.IC1N IH'il.DINCl.
ArwTilKR'rTlOLf, AITORXf.V, MIIARS III.Dti,
Fhysiclttns and Surgeons.
i:.ai.li:n, .hi north" WAiiis"(iVox
DR. W,
nmiue,
iHt.w, i.'moiii:ai oitici: ri wash"!
IiikIoii airline. Rcsldi'iiic, 1 IIS Mulbeiiy.
( hioiilo dl-ean's, Iiiiim, heal I, l.lilnej 4 anil
lirnltn-iiiluary rrgani u ieelally. Hours, 1 lo
4 p. in.
Schools.
Sl'UtJlTirOr,"Tilin.A(,K ANSA, MRANTO
pa. Couioe pnpaialoi.i lu inllexe. law, medi
ilue or b slues. Opeu Sept, 2ih. Send for
calulogue. Rev, Thomas M I'.imi, 1,1., II. pilu
ilpal mid piopiletoi; 11, Ik Plumley, ,. SI,
lie.idiuailc'i,
Seeds,
(j. it ci.AHK a 10.. si:i:iismi:n ash ni-ri
ci.iuiin, H "le .01 Walilnglou aii'inie; uinn
houses, l'1'.'l N011I1 Main aienue; aioie nle
plinuo, '!.
. Wire Screens,
jo.-i:i'ii iiii:rti:L. rkmi .hi lickawvsna
aienue, sirauion, Pa,, minufaciiiier of Wlie
fci 1 ecu.
Miscellaneous.
BAl'fR's "ORCIIIMIU-ML'SIC FOR BALLS,
picnics, iiarllcs. icieptious, ieddiui.'s and ton.
ceit wolk luniUhcd. for leims adduss R, J.
Ilauci, conductor, 117 lYjomlng aienue, olci
llulbeil's iuuic store.
MKOARGKi: BROS., PIHNTf.IlV SUPPLIES, K.
velopes, paper bags, twine. U'archouie, 130
WjihlugtQii aienue, Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSVLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Effect May 7. ltOO.
.Trnlns leave Bcranton:
0.4D ii. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburtf, PhlladelphlR, Balti
more, Washington find for Pitti
burg nnd the West.
0.38 n. m., week days, for Hnzleton,
Pottsvllle, Beading, Norrtstown,
nnd Flillndelphia; and for Sun
bury, Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Bnltlmore,Washlngton and Pitts
burg and the West.
2-18 p. m,, week days, (Sundays
1.08 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
ville, Beading, &c, week days.
4.37 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Potteville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
J. 11. WOOD. (ion. Pass. Agt.
.1. n. HUTCHINSON, (len. Jiff.
Delaware Xackawanna nnd Western.
In flfcct .lime 10. 1100.
Poulh Leaie Scr.iiilnn for New York at l.5.
3.00, A. id, s.tHi nnd 10.0. a. m., ItSS, 8.M and
?;ln.P- "". for Phlladolphlii afft.10, 8.00 and
10 05 a. in.; li.r.-, and :i.;l:i p. m. for Stroud
inug nt fi.10 p. in. Milk, and accommodation at
;k'M.'-', ,"' Arrive at Hoboken at O.o.-h 7.1K,
10.13 u, ui,: ti.o, 2.17, 4. IK, 7.1!) and P.4S p. m.
Arrln. at Pldbideip'ila at 10.0(1 a. m.; 1.00. S.4S.
n.00 and 8 2J p. j. Airlie from New York at
1.0 1, 4.00 and 10.20 a. in,; 1.00, 1.52, S.4.1, 8.4a
and l no p. in, plnln tioiidslmiR nt 8.0J a. m.
Soitli la-iiic Sera nl cm for Uuflulo and Inter
mediate stations at 1.10, 4.10 and S.;W a. m.;
I.S., f,.4S nnd IL.'Sfl p. in. for Oswego and Syra.
iw. at l.io a. in, nnd 1.55 p. in. for lltlea at
L'O in. nnd l.fi". p m. for Montrose at 8..M1
a- in. ; l.m p. ,. d r..4S p. m. for Xlchol;
son a I 4.00 and 0.1.1 p. tn. Vor niiighamton. 10.25
and S.30 p. ,. .iile In Snanlon from lljiltal"
"t L-'iO, o..K. :.:r, nnd 10.00 a. in.; H.30 and 8.00
linL1' ''''," Oswego and Syraeii-u at ".5J a. m.j
,V'n2 """ S'no P- n- i'lont Lltlea ut 2.55 a. m-t
." " ",'"!. 'I'"0 I' . 1'""" Slfliolonn .at 0;60 1.
ino,?"'1 'w V- in- finiii :ontrose nt 7.35 and
i.uo u. m.: ;;.ie and S.00 p. m.
lloonisb,K l)lil,!on-Leave Manton for
MUhuinheihiliil ut IS. 13, 10.05 u. m.: 1.55 and
,,"IJ.I'- "' Tor I'll mouth al LOT-, 3.40. S.55 and
,iv ,,.,", ,,1r Xantltoke ut S.10 a. m. Arrlvr
at Norlhuml,, ,), at 0.51 a. in.; 1.10, fi.00 and
d'.', '' '" An In- at S'nntlcnkc at 0.10 a, m.
iv m " I'lJonniiHi at 2.00. 1.32, .50 p. in. anil
i...n ii tn. Anil,. Knantoii fiom Xorthum
'eiland at o. 12 a. in.: 12.:W. I.JO and 8.45 p.
pi..., II.01" N-intlc.iI.e at 11.00 a. in. from
1 0 month at r.jO a. in.. 3.20. s.:w and 11.10 p. m.
cftvniv T-nciva
oiilli Lrnvo Seinnton 1.40, 3.00. fl.40, 10.05 it.
. .l.!.t. .'1.40 nnil s to n. in.
'1.40 nnd F.10 p.
.or(lir .. .i .. o. ....i sj ,rt nn. 1 u
' ni' iiiiii c. iir ii. in.
P Ifl . ! .ITJIUUIl .IL I til'. IiIV Ms Ills "-
Mil
.3.1
u.in :iiii i i
-. ..Illl ii.jj., ,, ,
KlOOIIIshui ir ij;.l.l.,M t i. slr,,.inl.in t tO.O.i
a- m. and fl.V) p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
In nileet June l.ltb, llWO.
Tiulns fin Caiboiul.de lean- Scranton at 0.20,
i.fi.'l. ..',.'!. 10.1.1 a. m.-. 12.00, 1.21, 2.2C, 3.52, 5.25,
0.25, 7.57. 0.1 1, 11.10 p. in.; 1.18 a. m.
1 or Honesdaie and Lake Lodore 6.20, 10.13 a.
in.: 2.20 oi-d 5.2r, p. m.
for Wilkes-Ilarre 0.45. 7. IS. S.11, !.".. 10.43 a.
m.: 12.0.1. 1.2S, 2.18, 3.S3, 4.27, 0.10, 7.4S, 10.11,
11.S0 p. in.
for L. Y. R. R. po!nl1-f!.15 a. in.; 12.01, 2.18,
3.31 and 11.30 p. m.
for I'ennsilianin 11. R. points 0.45, 0.38 a.
m.: 2.1S and 4.27 p. m.
for Albany and all points north 0.20 a. m.
and 3.52 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
for Caibondale 7.20, 9.00, 11.3.1 . m.; 2.2,
3.52. 5.47. 10.62 p. ill.
for Wilkes-tlaire-D.HS a. m.; 12.0.1, 1.63, 3.JS.
4.42. 0.27. 8 27 p. 111.
for Albany and points north 3.52 p. m.
Tor Ilonefdale find Lake Lodore D.OO, 11.33 a.
Ml. and 3.62 p. m.
I.nw-cst rates to nil points in United Slates and
Cai ada.
.t. w. nrnmcK. o. i a., Albany, n. y.
II. '. CROSS, I). I'. A., Scranton. l'a.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect May 27. 1900.
Trains Leaie Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via T). & H.
It. R., at 0.45 a. m. ond 12.03, 2.1S, 4.27 (Illac'
Diamond Hxpressl, and 11.30 p. m. Sundaj-s, D.
& II. It. It.. 1.6S. 7.43 p. m.
for While Haven, Haileton and principal
points in tlio eoal regions, ila D. & II. R. R.,
ti.45, 2.18 and 4.27 p. m. For Poltsvllle, 0.45,
2.18 p. in.
For Bethlehem, EaJton, Reading, llarrlsbm g
nnd principal intermediate stations tla D. & II.
li R., 6.45 a. m.; 12.0t. 2.18, 4.27 (Black Dia.
mond fxpiess), 11.80 p. m. Sundays, D. & II.
It. 11., 1.63, 7.43 p. m.
For Tunkbannoek, Towanda V.Imira. Ithaca,
Oenova nnd prlurlpal Intermediate stations, via
D, L. k W. R. It.. 8.03 a. in.; 1.05 and 3.3S
p. ui.
for Ceneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago, and all points west, via D. & II. II. R.,
12.01, ,1.3.1 (ni.ick Diamond Express), 7.48, 10.41,
11,30 p. in. Sundays, D. k II. R. R., 12.03 p.
in.; 7.4S p. m.
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lelilgli Vallry
parlor cais on all tialns between Wllkes-Barre
and New Yoik, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus
pension Bridge.
ROr.LIN II. WII.Ill'R, Ccn. Supt., 20 Cortland
street. New York.
CIIARI.f.S S. LF.i:. Gen. Pa. ArL, 20 Cortland
street. S'ew York-.
A. W. NONNKMACHI'.B, Dlv. Pais. Agt., Soulh
Retlilohem. l'a.
for tickets and Pullman reservations apply 309
Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Stations in New Yoik Foot ot Liberty street,
N. It., and South Feny. .... ,
Anthracite, coal used exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and rnmfort.
TIMF. TAni.ll IN r.I'VnCT MAY 20. 1000.
t,.,ihi lenve Scranton for New York. Newark.
l'liyabclh. I'hlladelpliia, faslon, Bethlehem, Al
lc'iitowu, Maucb Chunk and White llavrn, at S.3o
n. m.: expiess, 1.20; enress, 4.00 p. m. Sun
chis. 2.15 p. in. '
for Pittston nnd Wllkei-Ilarre, S.30 a. in.; 1,20
and t.OO p. in. Sundas, 2.15 p, m.
for Mountain I'aik, S.30 a. m.. 1.20 and 4 00
ii. in. Sundays, 2.15 p. in,
for Baltimore nnd Washington, and polnls
Eolith and West la Bethleliem, 8.80 a. in., 1.20
p. in. Sundays, 2.15 p. in.
for Lonir Bianeli. Oeean drove, ete,, at 8.S0
a. in, and 1,20 p. in,
fur Reading, l.ebinon and Harrisburg, ila Al
lenlown. S.su a. m. and 1.20 p. m, Sunda,
2. 1 5 p. m.
for Pottsillle. 8.30 a. 111.. 1,20 p. m,
Tliiniigli tickets to all points eit, south and
wct at low'f't lales at tho station,
J. II. OIII.HAHSKN. Orn. Supt.
II. P. BALDWIN, Cen. Pass. Agt.
New York, Ontario and Western B.B,
iiMi: TAiii.i: in f.Ffiicr shnday, .ii'nk 24,
Voitli Bound Tialus.
l.eavn I.eaie
Srran- Carbon
ton. dale,
10.40 a, in. 11.20 a, ni.
:i. II n. 111. 4.32 11. m.
Arrlia
Cadosia.
1.05 n. m.
Tialin.
201 ....
20i ....
207 ....
.1.45 p. in.
O.OO p. 111 Arrive Csrbnudals, 0.40 p. in,
i:..t. n..,,...i t..i... '
nmiiii hwiiiiw .'.in..
Leave I.eaie
Cadosia. Caibondale,
7.00 a, in,
8.40 a. m, 10.02 a, 111,
2,05 p. 111, 1,31 p. in.
S11ND1YS ONLY.
North Bound.
I.eaie Leaie
Scian- Carbon
Ion, dale,
q fin fi. in. 0.10 a. ni.
Seranton.
7.40 a. in.
10.45 a. in,
4.20 p. m.
20.'
201
2CU
Arrlva
Cadosia.
201
JU'I
10.15 a. m.
7,00 p. m.Arilie Caibondile, 7,4S"p. m.
r-ouui iiciuiui.
I.eaie Leaio
Cdosla, Caibondale, Roraiiton,
7,00 a, in. 7.40a.m.
,,jj ... i,-i ,, ,.. ," i .... v.w- ,.l'i.
"'l'lii'ii No. '-l miles ronneellon for points)
Viiilb and South on Main Line, at Cadosia.
Tialns Ni. 20', mid W make Main Lin no.
nedloiis on Sunday.
for tinlber Information, roiMilt ticket agents,
I V VNDIIRSON, (len. Pas. Agt,, New York.
V f lll'.I.SII, Tiaveling Passenger Agent. Scran.
4. Ifl p. 111. ".a I p. in. ti.Ji p.n
Erie and Wyomlnp Valley
Time 'I'able In f Hert September 17, 1000.
TijIih for llawley and local points, connects
lug ul llawlei uilh L'rle lailioad for New Yoik,
Sewbuigb and Intermediate polnls, leaia Scran.
Ion nt 7,05 a in, and 2.2 p. 111.
Tialns airlw at Scranton at 10 30 a. in. and
ii.iu p. 111,
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