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THE tfCHANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1900.
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PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
Specltl In I In- 'tijinlnn' 'I'llmne.
lntiliii(.i-. Xnv. !!. McKltllpV'H lillt
rnllty In SuM(iiliiinnn county, oIIIcIhI,
Is 1,'lS2. t'otiKit'iinmn Wrlfiht ' liruU
tin llr-Uet vvltli ii lilmiillly of Ifi'i?
Hill. (llllllHliil .. 'iiira- mr i-iiiiHif
innn-iil'liiiKi' Iiiih u iiltimllty or I.RI.S.
The ultleliil .mint tn not ,ct cniiiplotcd
l.w.,in.wtu ill' lIlU II I ll.'ll'l bill Ull til til'
vlllilRi' Imll liullilltiir fllinl. ltivm'Vi'(l
scats on snip nt MrCnii'landV.
The Ui'litllilli'Miit nt" Slintlplinnll.i
(utility will Ituvi' n Kraiul all-day Jolll
llratloil nvi-r tin1 ili-ctlil! faults on
Frldny, Nor. HI. A tin-ul time In an
ticipated. Tin- nun i limo of Mli" I'.llzuliolli Hit
Hols l.tislc. ymitiBPM tliumlilcr of Mr.
nod Mrs. Wllllilin I). 1.111;. In Mr.
Stanley Thomas Wlllett. of Slmnitil.v
"THn mors uauRim'ii ii. nun-"' i
cnmoily ilnmin, will 1)" prosi-iitrcl ."'
llii vllnifc lutll on Monday t-inlnpr. In
locul lnli'iil, nxslsli'il mill iiiuli'i- III'
illiTftlorv or Mr. KiiKoni- lirymit, lnl-'
eiilctl iioinr of Xfw Vol If pity. 'I'll'1
ranlon, Canada, look plnro sit "Miut
nilL 'IVrrac'L'," the holil'' of the lii'liV's
imrcuts on l.nUe aveime, on Tiiesilu..-inni-nliur,
Xnv. , the In Ide's rector,
IteV. Kelwlli A. W'airlner, iierfoinilllt,'
I lit; i;vi rinMi,
Kepresentiitlve OtirKO 15. Tllfnny. '
(ilbs'on, and lt'pnsriit:itlvo-ok'Ct Oco.
( lllll, or Sliver Luke, were prominent
arrival" In town tlili week.
Mrs. Daniel Sayer and her niece,
Mls JIui'V Sayie, will fpciul the winter
In Hampton, Virginia.
Giwrs? Scott has )cen tippolnle'l clerk
nt Ihe po.st olllce to sue reed Churl"
AVarnnr, who has reslirni-iV hecnurfP of
ill health.
The canninsf factory l still running
on lull lime, miming apples.
Tl. V. Reach and wife me In Xew
Yen I: city this week.
Miss Kate Uilllaid Is erlllcillv III
at the home of her sister, Mrs. llarvf'v
Tyler. Her brother, Zubulon IJullnrd,
who resided In the township, died on
AVedneilay and was hurled hi tins
cemetery at South Montrose, llite af
ternoon. Xoiman Stewart has sold his hand
some residence on South Slain street
to his mother, Mr.. S. "U. Stewart.
V Mrs. Jacob Koch and daughter, of
"Akion, f.. are visiting at the lionvi
t of Mrs. Koch's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
( M. S. Pes.-aucr, In this place.
' S. .1. r.ouers N vMHiigr relative? at
Montclair, X. ,r.
.Mrs. Kelttin hathrop has gone to
Sound I leach. Conn., to visit a friend,
and will later bo to Xew London,
w here she expeels to spend the winter.
A village hall house wanning is to
lie siven to-nislil under the auspice:,
ol the Village Improvement society.
ARIEL.
Sprita! In the Si union lilbuue.
Allcl, X.-.v. !. Mr. .1. V. .Sander
cock Is shipping a large iituntily of
apples.
Mr. Uci't Ih'iidley shot a ciane last
Week that measured five feet between
the tlps'of the winijs.
Mr. Chailes r.ldwell ejught eighteen
poumlsM.r 1Kb irum the lake on Tues
day moinlug.
The Methodist society have decided
to build a chinch of their own and have
elected Hie following board of trustees:
.1. AV. Andiows, S. S. Hortree, .1.
Hroun, Geo. Inverts, George Tlsdel, Y.
11. Hazlett, Jl. it. XeelT.
Air excellent lot. liOxlnO has been se
cured from the Lake Ariel Improve
ment company and about ?1,."00 Is al
leady in sight for tiie new enterprise.
Owlntr to the lateness oC the season
the building will not be erected until
eailv In the spilng. The stone for the
foundation and the heavy timbers will
be seemed this fall so that the work
may not be hindeied in the siu'lng.
Plans have been seemed for a very
neat building with an rudltoiium IlnxtO
wllh a lectin e iiiinu on the side 20x21.
TlK- building when complete will cost
about S2,rou.
David Trcssler, who has been sick
EVERY WOMAN
Jomntlm&jneodas Tollable, noonthl7, rtgaltting medicine. Only harm teas ton
tbo ,urei( druga should be mod. It you warn tha beat, get
Dp. Peal's Pennyroyal PilOs
They are prompt, siifo and certain in result. . . .
JpV Qq
, Tlin "Ti'ino (Dr. Peal's) uever
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spruce street.
ERVITA PILLS
Restore Vitality, Lost Visor and Manhood
Curclmpotency, Night Emissions, Loss of
jiii iiniM ,-v mi it a -i
cure or refund the
our Bankable Guarantee Bond.
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developed or Shrunken Organs, Paresis, Locomotor Ataxia,
Nervous Prostration, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity, Paralysis and the
Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor. By
mail in plain package, $1.00 a box, 6 for $5.00 with our Bank
able Guarantee Bond to cure in 30 days or refund money paid.
Nervita Medical Co., Clinton and Jackson sts Chicago, III.
SfMl HV MrrMAItAll & TH()MAS DHUaoiSTS, 209 LACKAWANNA AVKNl'E, SOHANTON, l'.,
for stomp niunttiK, tiled at Ills home on
Wednesday morning;. II i wits well
known us nit excellent mam a stood
citizen and n r'lit-lfttlitn. lie hud lieeti
forji niiinhur of yours a ineniher of thu
Methodist HjilHcnpnl ehllich. The ril
neral will he held al Hie chtiieh In thto
place un sUttiiriltty mornliiir nt 10
o'clock, eondiii'ted by IteV. I.. K. Van
Jloesen.
KINGSLEY.
Plicil.il In (he hi ant nil 'lillmin'.
Kliigsley, XoV. A. A number of our
lownspeopl" nttuiided the Kepublleaii
rallv at Moiitioe Friday.
Mrs. T. M. Mnyniird who has been
veiling In Xew Vork, retiiined home
Snturduy.
Will Tltfany and wife will occupy
looms In the Cllile building.
Our band went to Monti rse Kilday
and took part In the Itcpubllcnn tally.
Orvle Jlaynard, who N atleiullns
school, spent Sunday with his parents
In this place.
liev. (5. D. Fisher Is holding revival
meetings ut Klngsley.
The llbraiy nieetlug Friday night
was wvll attended, the addiess, "Holla
and I!''aius" by Paul Sherwood, Ks(.,
was well wortli listening to.
Arthur Alexander and wife, of lilng
hatnton, sp"iit Sunday with fileiiil.1
heie. Sir. Alexander enteitalned the
Methodist congregation with .some
very line slinrlng.
Sir. and Mrs. K. .1. AVlillney and Mr.
and Mis. F. It. Tiffany attended the
church fair at Gibson, Thursday.
Alls. George Thompklns and daugh
ter I'uuil, of Binghaniton, are visiting;
heie. They intend to mal o their home
al Klngsley.
Sir. and SIis. Hlrlch of Dlniock.
cilled on their daughter, Daisy, Thurs
day. Slis.s 'Dora Plummer of Xew
sniforil, called on srr.. E. K. Luwla
ic-cenlly.
UNIONDALE.
Spici.il In tilt 'uatitcm Tiiln.ue.
ITniondale, Nov. !). The election
passed off quietly. The town went
llopublican, the rroliibltlonlsts out
numbering the Democrats. The Dem
ocrats showed great magnanimity in
replacing their liberty poll and float
ing the national emblem al lis tup on
the day following the election.
George Carpenter came home fioui
New York state to vote.
Ira C. Thomas made an olllclal tilp
to Slontrose last 'Wednesday.
Rev. J. II. Ilaynor, of Slontro.-e. oc
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist
Kpiseopal church in the morning and
that or the Free Slethodist church in
Ihe evening- last Sunday.
Alis. K. SI. I'ei-k, of Carbondale, was
a w elcome visitor In tow n Tuesday.
Lyman Norton, the wide-awake
agent for the Slontiose Demociat, Is
spending a few dnys at home.
Sir. and Sirs. Louis Norton spent
Tuesday and a part of Wednesday vis
iting their relatives at Jackson.
Sir. and Sirs. Phil Unks have icliun
ed to their home In Xew York state.
SHss Daisy llionson, after being
away for some time, is again among
us.
Sir. and SIis. Chailes Lyon, Sirs.
Campbell, Burns Lyon nud SIis. A.
Iioswell, attended the golden weddin;?
of Seail Crandall at Klkdale last Sat
in day.
Uev. Dr. Wlialen, of Caibondali-, Is
exjiected to deliver two lectin es here
In the early lulnre.
Farmers are .shipping a great many
b.iriels of apples to different places.
rriday nioinlng brought us the Hist
snow slorm of the season.
NEW iWILFORD.
Sliiii.il to the ananlon Tuliime.
New Slllford. Nov. n. SIis. SI. D.
Fiey, ot Elmliurst, will begin a series
of meetings in the Slethodlsl church
next Slondny evening.
On October 21, ut the bride's home, In
the township, oceuued the mnnlage of
disappoint. Bold for S1.00 per bor.
Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue and
diseases, ail ettects ot selt-abuse or excess
and indiscretion, A Nerve Tonic and
Blood Builder. Brings the pink glow to
pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth.
By mail 50c per box, 6 boxes for $2.60,
with our Bankable Guarantee Bond to
monev naid. Send for
(YELLOW LABEL)
AUJ I ADPl
Sirs. Julia Foote lo Jtr. AlphonBO Tow
ner. Sirs. J. SI. Vail Bpeiit last Tuusdny
with tier daughter In Harford.
Prayer meeting witalield nt the home
of Airs. d. M, Shelp thin evening.
Slips Aluudo Aldrtch l enterlaltilnp
her friend, MIrh Allen AVutetinitn, of
llallHtend,
Atlsa Slntul llrown visited friends al
lliillstoild the foroparl of the week.
SIip. Hollo Finch visited In Susque
hanna Ihl.s week.
An art museum soclul was held at the
home of John Itayden this evening.
Sir. unit Sirs. James Donohtie, of
CI rout Hend, were guests of relatives In
town Saturday and Sunday.
Sirs. George SHx. of Xew ark Valley,
has been the guest of tier brother,
Thomas Illicit, a few days this week.
I. C. Cleary, of Now York, was a
guest at the homo of .Matthew Hand
recently.
Miss Until Vail vlslled In Harford
this week,
A number of new books have recently
been placed In the Pratt public library.
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HONESDALE.
SpfrLI to tlie Scrontoii Tilbmir.
Ilonesdale, Nov. ii. The Ilrsl' snow
storm of the season visited Honesdiile
today. It disappeared as soon us It
touched the ground.
Xext week Honesdiile will welcome
the school teachers of the county at
their annual Institute.
Apples for making elder aie being
shipped from Honesdiile to Goshen,
X. Y., by the car load.
Almost anything you want can be
found at the rummage sale now belnK
held next door to Slenner & Co.
Conductor Hubbard's train from
Carbondale, came In Wednesday with
full dinner pull on Hie cow catcher,
and trimmed with flags and bunting;
from ft mil to icar.
The llrst number of the Institute,
course will be a lecture In the court
house on Monday evening by Dr. A.
10. Wlushlp. Subject, "Itascals and
Saints," Sir. Wlushlp is an excellent
entertainer, willy and humorous.
P.ov. G. A. Place and family ie
Utined riom niiiKliuniton Thursday
evening.
Itev. F. V. Harrington, of Trinity
chinch, West Plttston. will occupy flic
Grace church pulpit in Honesdale on
Sunday. Itev. James 1'. Ware will of
llciate at Plttston.
Itev. D. S. Slackellar, of Beech Lake,
will speak In the Slethodist church ill
Honesdale bofh morning and evonlnf
on Sunday.
Sirs. William H. Swlit Is visiting
friends In AVIlkcK-P.arre.
The Philharmonic orchestra Is mak
ing a special effort for Its concert
next week In the Teachers' Institute
course.
The meeting of the Musical History
club Is postponed until Xov. 22.
The Honesdale foot ball club will go
to Jermyn and play the Jermyn club
on Saturday.
AIlss Vinnle Hose entertuined tins
Euchre club lust evening.
The Lake Lodore Improvement
company will build ice houses at
Keen's lake.
Sir. Walsh, traveling pasesnger and
freight agent of the Ontaiio and West
ern, was a Honesdale visitor today.
THOMPSON.
Sic rial lu the Stiiinlon Tribune.
Tliompson.Nov. 9. Aluniford Wi Ight
er, who moved fiom town to his farm
at Wiighter's lake, some six weeks ago,
is suffering from tits epileptic prob
ably and Is In a sad condition. He is
toui score yearn old.
Itussell Wrlghter's condition is not
Improving.
Sirs. William Starbord was taken
seriously sick Monday evening. She Is
very ill at this willing.
Sirs. H. F. Hamlin and sons, Hiuee
G. and Butler, of Hamilton, have been
visitors at Host cotage with her aunt,
Sirs. I. il. Tower, since Tuesday.
They will return to their home tomor
row. Lu B. Cuke and bis Aire, Ella June
Sleade, a noted elocutionist, will ap
pear In the Slethodist Episcopal church
heie next Slonday evening. They are
clever artists and fall not to ulease
their heaieis.
Uev. H. J. Whaleii, of Carbondale,
will lecture In the Free Baptist church
next Slonday and Tuesday evenings.
This morning the llrst snow squall oC
the season visited us, attended by high
winds.
Itev. A. D. David wus In Sciunton
yesterday.
Hon. W. W. Slumlord and wjfe, of
Starrucea, were calling In town yester
day.
Myron Sillier has so far iccovereil
from his recent attack of typhoid fever
as to be nbout the house.
Insurance Agent SI. L. SlcSllIlen, or
Nicholson, was looking down upon
Thompson yesteiday.
Memory, all wasting
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Immediate Results
HALLSTEAD.
SperMI to the Scmnfon Tribune.
HullHlrnil, Xov. !).-Prof. J. L. Ulch
nrda ot Clrent lletul, principal of the
public, schools of thai place, wilt ad
dress the public tueotltnr Sunday aftar
mion ut the Hi It. Y. M. . A.
Mis. 13. F. Jternslclti enlerlalned rf
number ot friends at it tea party
last Wpdnemluy afternoon at tier homo
on Pino street.
Tito lIullRtcad Republican etlib nrn
rejolclnp over the grand victory of
the Hrpnlillcan parly In Hnllstead last
Tuesduy for the lltst lime lu many
yeais Hie town w-ent nepubtlcun.
Many old line DenioeratH votd tho
Ptralghl Republican ticket.
Kdwuril Cokely of Hits county, form
erly well known here by Hie members
of Cnmptiny a, Thirteenth regiment,
P. V. I., during the Spanlsli-Aincrlcnti
war, wnn taken to the ncylum at Dan
ville a short time ago.
Sir. Lowe was Hie oldest man to
vote In Hallstcnd In tu Tuesday, lie
Is over ninety-one years of age mid
still vlgoiotis. Sir. I.owu Is the father
of M. S. Lowe of this plate. The old
gentleninn voted a straight Itepubll
enn ticket and said he wus proud of
the chanco to vote for prosperity.
The County Herald was delayed this
week on ficcounl or the non-arrival
of a form roller fiom Now York ult.v.
V chicken pie supper will be served
at the home of SHss Emma Howell
Friday evening. All are Invited.
The congregation of Ihe Presbyter
ian church mot at the church Thurs
day morning for the annual hoits'!
cleanlng of the edillce.
A Sunday school luMltutu of the
Third district of Susquehanna county
will be held at tho AIcKlnncy MIII3
school house next Saturday, November
I'i. The district comprises Franklin,
Liberty, Xew 'Slllford and Great Hend
eownshlps nnd the Included boroughs.
This institute is to be a public plenle
Institute, every delegate nnd frlqiul will
bring their own dinner lor man and
beast. The SIcKInney Mills school
will provide tables and dishes and also
barn room.
TRINIDAD'S ASPHALT LAKE.
Twenty Thousand Tons of Increased
Bitumen livery Year.
Tuiiii tin' Salimliiy Ku'iilng I'ihI,
Asphalt Is being dug out of the ru
inous tar lake of Trinidad the most
notable existing source of the material
In the world at the rate of 80,000 tons
per annum. There are still 4,500,000
tons In sight, but al this rate the .sim
ply could not last long, were It not
that the lake or bitumen referred to Is
receiving a constant accretion from
the bowels ot the earth. This accre
tion is reckoned as amounting to
about 'iO.UOii tons yearly, and would
suftlce to restore the lake to its origin
al condition if It were allowed to re
main undisturbed for a few years.
This wonderful lake of pitch has an
area of 114 acres, and recent soundings
made In the middle of it have shown
Its depth to bo l.".."l feet In that part..
Xeur the center II is seml-lliUld and
bubbling, but elsewhere it has so hard
a surface that a man on horssback
can ride over it without danger of
breaking through Ihe crust. Scattered
over its surface are a number of small
Islands which have no proper roots In
the earth, so to speak, but are com
posed merely of accumulations of soil,
though trees of considerable .size grow
on some of them. These Islunds arc
not stationary, but are carried slowly
from place to place by the movement
of the lake. Now and then one of
them Is entirely engulfed.
THEATRICAL.
ATTBACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Academy of Music.
AM. WIXK .Uicaulcj'I'.ittiin i ninpany in up.
t'floiic.
Gaiety.
l.AVr Til It hi". DAYS-Mamliislu'js ".'u.Kn
JjiUs." "Who Is Who?"
A liiit .ni'lirwc went to Ihe Mruim lat iiljjit
to lliiil nut "Wliu Ih Whoi" .ui. while they tie.
I'.uteil ni im wi thoy i.nnc wliii ipfmuntc ti
who wlm Is thy cnoy.'d aonci.i! Ikciih of :i.
luist cimlii lion-, l.mulili'i' , mil lie. ml Miiiic ot
tin- new- poiuil.ir ilitllcs of tlie il.iy s.iiii? in ,m ,ic
iiit.ililo ni.iniHi',
"Wliu Is Who?" i .1 niiiii.il fane iunn.il.1 In
wlilcli Ilic well Known (Jnin.m rcinioili.ni, Cluilu
A. 1.0'lei, is sliinlu;; this joar. .Mr. I.oiIit docs
:t good Jell nt cilicitainllli; hinisclf lint il'.rs ii'it
tiy to do It all. Kitty Wolt .mi Jinny ..
(M who lilh rlilof arcoiiiplici'B lnc nlclit unci
al-i lcci'netl .ilu,ililc nistntii o tiom .John .Mo
Milicm, M.iniir llcne C'ciMc anil Mm let il.i noj.
Mncauley-Patton Company.
'Jhi- iljcaulcy-Patton company pl.ijcil "Po.uc.
Jul VjIIoj' ami ".Inst JJefoii' Dawn" yesienUy.
Today tin- iniitlneo will lio "liiiitlc Tuck" am)
tonight will In' pu'ientri! "Tc.njs CohIid.i."
Week of Scenic Piotfuctions.
(Viniincni-liiK; MoniLiy (ciihirr net llw lliuiilcy.
.Jaikson html, company will open their UKiihir
iNecKN Wt In tills city ji the AciUcini or Jlu.
sh) pii-conlliiic i. llll.in I.ewU' inllll.ny play, "Tor
l.ilicrty and Lom'," with all Ihe oilglml urn.
ciy and ell rets the raino .h when the play, was
iniiduceil nl hlitli pilci,
III addition lo the clumullc pel foi nunc e u'V
ii.il liitrli r Jnss peclillliit will lie inliodtiieil, in.
ilndins "'Ihe Two I'uclcs" cleiri' chlldu'ii, ngiil
i mid S, well and taioinhly ii'incinbrii'd here
1 J-t season, Mo.it of the rinnp.iny nf I.hI Mi
iui. will be hem tliU jcin, llie cail lirlnu- lic.ul
"1 I'.v .J. II. Huntley and MU- Helen Vanillin,
.VU'i.il c li.iii s )ia" hecn nude lu l'ie nun
pmj's leportolre, which will Indiide "Iho Fatal
I'lird," "Innocent Sinnei," "1'iir J.lb. ny tincl
J.ciM'," "Ju-.t Ilefore lliwn, Ihe Tuinado, '
"Mlchiel Mingon" and "'llie Wntltl."
chanite of hill will he made .a lach per.
Imiiunro, and they hould ilo Ihelr riMnmiir)
hit; Week at pupnlar piicm.
"The House That Jnck Built."
-l llnnilow )oulas wlio wa lat tn in
Suunton m .Mm. Smith In that oilier ilioadhnin
laice, "Why Smith I.rft llonie," is aside Hum
hclii? a tiny liundsonic woman, one of tins licit
dirrsem mi the tuge todnj, As .lark's dmshter
lletci, in Urnadhnrnt's newest laugh proiokci,
"Ihe llousa That .lack llullt," .lie has ,i iclf
to wlilcli she is paitlc.ul.iily adaiitrcl, that ol 3
yciiins society wonmu with torlalUtln tendiucic,
who Ik'Hcnps in the iluwu trodden wenkingnun
and di-dpUes the aiUloirary. Tlie nouns that
li-s Douglas will wiar In IliU pinduciion ate,
u thu ladles would tcim it, "UicaiiH" ci( (lie
modiste's ait,
Mficd Klluc, that illuiluuliie coincdlan, who
win atMHlJtnl so Ions,' with IJnWnlf Hopper, U
riiliiistpil with another impoilant comedy iolc
and p.'ilupt one ol tlie tint in which he lux
Ikpii icin, Miss Anita IMiiljci- 1, iiincuibcrn
(of hot ivatloiu Impersonation of "fiy" In
"What; Happened to June'." wlilcli had heen
seen nud much enjoyed hoc.
.Miss fiutu Dudley and .leunie Ycamaus both
l.an: fmpoitaut iold lu which they utu con.
(.culally sdaptcd. All In all the eat, which ap
pcjis below, is the tttonttect Atthur Ilioailluu.t
jus jet provliliil In any uf hi imiiieiuii) force;
il.oiiius A. Wice, Allied Klein, Charlc Chcuy,
I'rcd IV, I'clci, lliilieit ,J".'. Hoy I'liiiihlld,
Mbcil AiiiIjcMU, Mi. .ymio Vcaiuan, lliundon
Douglas, Anita JJlldvei, (li;uu Dudley, llauisoii
Aiin.-lioiii,-, AlesU J.iw (JMko, .). . fllenton,
Jennie Vcunanj.
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Koii "itnNTMHix. on rot'u roMioiir.Mit.v
fiiriiNlml inonii lor IlKlit linuwkciiihiii. hi'
HUtll' (It 1IKS l..lfll.l'ttC RllT-ft,
FOR SALE
Wll.l, SIU.I, JIV HOIfsn KVItOf. WITH OAR.
tlase, cutler, h.iriies". iobe. All In fph'K
an Kpati tonlllon. A. I). 11., "J8 Moutoe.
KOIl SAM'. TWO IIOl'SKi, IJAIIN AND OTIU'.II
ciutbulldlims and about 10 acies ot tincl nt
i::nihuisli live nilnulcs walk trout cither Ihe
IJ., I., k W. or K. !i W. V. It. II. station.
Wilte or apply to lljrou lluckliiBliain.
ion s.u:-rni'iT and dauiv iwum fou
.ialo In Xewlnnii Township. Mm. K. II. '
i ol, .VnntlcoKe, J'a.
j'oit p.i.i:-co.tj:xts or iioupb fukm-
li'rc, i'.itiet, Lctldiiifr, etc. GU Washinirton
oieniic.
Jf.j fkk.k.h.WkV
REAL ESTATE.
ffI0,W Wihl, IIOV JU-1IOOM MNOLi: llOfSI!,
Ii.iul wood ilnlsh. full lot. Ihe mlnules walk
to court home. M. II. Illiterate.
$U,noo WIMj IJUV r'lNU IHMDlINtJK, .JJTI'KR.
on incline, coiner. I'or p.iitliiilars call at
oilier. Jl. II. HolBate.
sII.IKXI WILL HUV MODIUe IIOMK, CI.AY AVU
line Terms to Mult. M. II. Hnlale.
V.IKK) WIMi I1JJV I'lXi: LOT.
nuc, M. II. Hnlgnlo,
TAYI.Olt AVB-
?7,(W') WILL UU (TINTKAti I'HOPIIHTY, HIIST
Irer for JI. Iown payment small, balance
moite,'.iirc. Al. II, Jtclgatc.
,Wi Wlf.l. 1IUV 101JOOM HOIkSK, stoni:
bam. Jtont .TitO. i 1 at oltlee. II. II.
I locate
?IO,010 WIf.Ji I1UV WIST IjACJKAWAXXA AVB
line propel ty. Mu--l be hold. I'or paiticulurs
call at otliLe. M. II. tlalcate.
fS,7flo will m-Y noiJiu.i: iiousi:, qimxc
avenue. M. II. Ilolecitte.
,S,llnO WIIJi BUY It-KOOM SIXtJI.B IJOUfti:,
Webster avenue. M. 11. Iloleeitc.
$1,!M0 Wll.Ie IJUY FULL LOT. iiarkiso.v avk.
line, if l.ikcn quick. .M. II. Ilolale.
5,lXJ0 Wtl.Ii IJUV HOUSK. HAltN", HI.'Mi J.OT,
Taylor avenue. M. II. Ilolgate.
IL',000 WILL Ill'Y BRICK DWF.I.I.l.VC!. .101
lilock Madison avenue. M. II. Hnlcile.
$m Wlf.l, 11UY DOIIIJI.K IIOK.SK, J'L'I.Ij lot,
(Juinty avenue. Jl. II. Hnlirutr.
w.txi xu, nnv j.or mxim i'ki:t, fhAV
uvciiue. JJ. II. Ilolerate.
ifi.joo wii.i, jiuv n-noo.M sixoi.i: hoi:si:, lot
.JISI feet, Sanderson avenue. M 11. Hob
cute, Ciinimonnealth buililiiifr. .
HELP WANTED-MALE.
JtAXA(!CR-OLD LhTATudsliiMjillTCtXTILii;
house wants honest, capable man to lunu.ip'
lnaiicli; salary li."i monihi etia I'nimiilssions;
no solicitini,- requited, but mut take iteneinl tl.
lection business and be ambitious; cruoil lefep
euees and JfSOO cash requited; oporionte as man
asei not nccev-ai.v if ipialllled In other icpeeln.
Maiiainr, Di.ivver 71, Xew Haven, Conn.
lahoi: housi: wants capaiilk mux axi!
women to act as scncral agents. oti() jeaily
sulaiy; epenos; etru coinmUsiun-; btilliani
oppoitunlty. Maflord Picr Co., Xew Haven
Conn.
wanted oxn j:xpi:rikxced max to
work in ftreen houe; i-ingle preferred; al
Iv'ersteler'a farm, South Main avenue, Lincoln
HcisliLs.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGLXTS-MALi: AXI FJIMAI.i:. TO SHI.L A
tine line of peifiiniciy. Cuilit itivcn profit,
able employment. C.linpbcll Peilunieiy lonipan.v.
Wore ester, .Mass,
SALESMAN WANTED.
WANTCD-SALKSMW;
cxiene; peurancnt.
Itochcotcr, X. Y.
5 MONTHLY AND
I'tiny NuiM'iy Co.,
SALUSMLX WANTLD TO SKLL OUR GOODS
by sample to wholesale and letatl ti.ule. We
am tlie laisest and only ni.inufacliueH in our
line in the woild. Lllici.il salary paid. Addieas,
CAX.DL'X Jirfc-. Co., Savannah, Oa.
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAR1NF. CORPS, V. S. NAVY, RECRUITS
wanted Able-bod led men, service on our
war ships in all parts of the world and on land
in Hie Philippines when lequiied. Recruiting ol
fleer, lttl Wjumlnir avenue, Scranton.
WANTED-TO BUY.
V'A NTKDsixoTfDHA'NlT
must be in soud older; etate particular ai
to make and price. Addicts, L. II., gcneiai de
livery, Scranton, Pa.
ROOMS WANTED.
wanted--.: oii"':i ruitNTsmiTTr6oMs.' PlHt
llglit housekeeping; ee'iitialli localcd. Ad
dress, J. W., Willlanu bulldini;, Cil.
BOARD WANTED,
BOARD WAXTED-FOR TIIREi: ADULTS AND
one small child, in lespec tabic .lewisli lam.
ily, livinu In llit-cla ucigliboiliond, Srhle
pi ice. W, A Tiiluine office,
PERSONAL.
DEAFNESS CCHED Oil NO PAY. C. II. ROWAN,
.villttaukce, Wis.
MONEY TO LOAN,
MONEY TO LOAN'. B TTEXUEttO, ATTOR.
t ney, S07 C'oiinoll Bulldiiitf.
MONEY TO LOAK-STRAIOlTi' LOANS AT
once, Curry, ConneR building,
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN. QUtciT
. tnlKht loinj or Bulldini; and Loan. At
fiom 4 to C per cent, Cll on N. V. Walker,
8K-SU Coiinell buildint;.
$500,000
-f -f -f -f
f
f
Or Any Part Thereof Can Be
Obtained Upon
First Lien Mortgages
At Rates Ranging from
4 TO 6 PER CENT.
RICE&OONNELLY.Attonieys-at-l.aw
SITUATIONS WANTED
smuiTox WANTi:n-tiv a younr man' ah
driver, or inn make hlmrlt titrlut nroiind
machinery. Allelic I'. I',, Tribune olllce.
WANTCD-WOIIK AS WAITIIll (Ml t'OMItR IV
tionrilhiR lioiuo, or nt nny lilml ol wniki
dooil irlrirniP''. Aili'ieis ,t. S. Oullnw, Tiiliinii'
nllke.
y
Situation- WAvrm-nv a yoiino man- as
bookkeeper or olllce w,oile. AddrrM .1. II.
Wi, Tribune! olllce.
SITUATION- WANTlitJ-IlY A WOMAN' TO
lake cure of clillcheii, or lo do ueueiul
bousewotU. Aitelrot", Mrs. llllii. D.lVl", l.Tlii l'rov
lelence toiel.
LEGAL.
nsTAPiTrHijA?rTLv
Tnvvnnlilp nf Clllloti, County of Latl.awanii.i
and State of Poiiinyhaiilu, ileceneil.
Letters of ndinlnlntr.itlon upon Hie abiivv-namecl
cilnte having been Kranlcd to ihe uiiileiRiied,
all peiKotis li.nlinr lIuIiiih or dcminils ni.nlinL
the Kild etate will present the.ni for pu.i inenl,
mill thei-e indebted thereto will pbie n.nke iui
itnll.ile pavuunt to
W. i:. I'LOWmt, dniliiMiatnr.
'I MIS. P. WP.LLS. 1XJ., tioul.ls'uro, Pa.
Attorney fur IJstate.
lM-ATi: OP ItOllllItT V. I.KB, LAT1I OP Till!
IJnroiiKh ol Dunmurc, County ot Laekawamit
and .State nf IViiuhvIviiiiIu, doeeiwel.
Letters of atlminlsliatlcm upon the iilirtve-named
estiite liavlni; been Kimited to the undcrlnued,
nil persons li.it inir claims or demand- ,iraliit
the salel estate wilt pi event llicni for ;i,inent,
and thei-e lueleblcd theiclo will ple.i'-e li.al.e iui
liRiliate pavment to
(TIARLOlTi: I.I:K, AilminlstiatiK-,
Diintnori', Pa.;
WILLIAM S. SIMPSON, Ailmlmitr.itor.
TIIO-J, P. WIILl.t. P.SIt., Plttston, Pa.
Attorney for lMule.
SCALP TREATMENT.
'S' ,VWVWVV
kW WKv.
MRS. L. T. KLLI.KII, SCAM" Tltl'.ATMI'.NT, ,1U...
shainpoolnR, lOr. ; faae.ii! ma.iR;e manieui.
InR. 2oc. ; chliopody. 701 (Julnej.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
HOWARD O SPAIJLULSO, V.
ew" Hank biiildinej.
I. A., 2-1 TRAD.
Architects.
F.DWAISD II. DAVIS. ARCIIiriXT, COX.NLl.L
buildine:, b'uaiitoii.
I'llCDF.KlCK h. HROWX, ARCJIITLCr. PRKJI".
buileiimr, J-U Washlnstou avenue, Scianton.
Cabs and Carriages.
nunnnr. tjri:d cabs and carhiagi:s; ui-asr
of scrviio Prompt attention ijlven orders, b"
'iihone. 'Phones MSTi and G33J. Jo'cph Kelle.v-.
m Linden.
Dentists.
DR. C. i:. ICILENBKROIJII, PAULI UUILDLNoi
Eunice itiect. i-'cianloii.
DR. I. O. LYMAX, SCRANTOX P1UVATE HOS-
pltal, corner vvjominr; and Mulbciry.
DR. C. C. LAUItACH, 115 WYOMING AVCXUK.'
DR. II. F. RP.YXOLDS, OI'P. J'. O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
TUP. KLK LAFi:, 123 AND 127 I'JIANKLIX AVI'.
uue. Rates icasonaJilc.
P. ZPIGLICR, Proprietor.
SCRANTON IIOUSi:, XKAR D.. L. k V. Vf.
Sfnger depot. Conducted on the Kutopeau plan.
VICTOR KOCH, l'ropiietoi. ,
Lawyers.
,J. W. BROWNING. ATTORXnY AND COUXSLl".
lur'iit-law'. Rooms 3I2Jl;i Jlcars liuiidiiig-.
D B. REPLOGI.K. ATTORXEY-LOAXS SUGO.
tiatcd on leal estate security. Jloars bttJIdiii"
coiner Washington atciius and Spiuce street.'
WJLLARD. WA1UICN .t KNAI'P ATTOItxTjYH
and couiu.ellors-at-lavv. Republican bulldiiiir
Wasldngton iivem.e.
JLSSUP i .ILUI'. .VITORMJYH INI) Coii
sellorH-at-law. Comnionvvcalth buildins, Itooun
lfl, SO and 21. '
JAMES W. OAKI'ORD, ATTORNKY.T.LAv'
IloomJ OH. 515 and 510 Board of Tiadc builu'.
Ina.
j:dward w. 2"a'y?.11' attojinkv. noovis
(Xfl-'JUI, Dili floot". Jlcars buildins:.
L. A. WATRKS. ATTOIIXLY-AT-LAW, HOAUli
of Tiodo bulldini;, Scranton, Pa.
C. R. PITCHER. ATrORXKY-AT-LAW, BOaTiT!
ot Tiado buildiiiK, Scianton, Pa,
PATTERSON- & WILCOX, TRADERS' N'A'UON'aTi
Bank buildint;.
C. COMEOYS. Ul) REPUIILIOAX BUILDING.
A. W. BERTHOLP, ATTORNT.Y, 5IEARS BLDG.
Physicians and Surgeons.
jTlt. W. E. ALLEN, 61.1 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOIIEAUX, OFFICE .'-"') W VSII
inston avenue. Residence, l.'HS Miilbcriy.
Lhronin elisease.s, liinvis, heart, kidneys and
Renitn-uriniiy crjrun a prrlalty. Horns, 1 to
i p. in.
Schools.
SCHOOL of rut: LACKAWANNA, SCUANTOS,
Pj, Coiiic prepiratury to chIIcbo. law, uiedi
cine or lijliiei. Opens Sept. l.'th. Scud for
catalogue, ilev. 'Ilioiuas M C.inn, I.L. Ii.. p.-lu-cli.il
and piopiietoi; V, II. Pluinlcy. A. .M,,
hc'.ieluiaster.
Seeds.
. II. CLAIIK i CO.. SLKDSMIIX AND MilLS.
eijiuen, stom '.01 '.i.hingtou avenue; tiecu
liouscj, lii'O Not (ti Main avenue; stole tele
phone, 7S3.
Wire Screens.
josp.ph Ki.'ivnr.L. hijaiTjii i. ciava.v.n-.'
avenue, Scranton, Pa,, iiiauufaeturer of U'iie
Sc I eeiw.
Mlsoellnneous.
nALI'.U'o OIICIIL'SntA-MUfelO FOIt IUI.LS
picnics, paitlcf letcptlnus tvcddiui; and con
1 Pit work liiinUlied. I'oi trims addre4 ft. .I
Itauct, lOtiUuctoi, 117 l,VMiiin uvciuie, utei
Hulbert'a in'Mc mote,
MHtlAHULF. MHOS., PltlSTKIIS' slH'PLIKS, JIN
velopcs, paper bacjs, twine. Waiehoiisc, J0
Waitilnton avenue, Scianton, Pa.
f
RAILROAD TIME TA9LK9.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule In Meet May 87, 1800.
TralnB leave Scranton, D, ft. ft.
Stations
0.48 1 a. m week days, for Sunbury,
Hajrisburir, Philadelphia, BalM
more, WasliinRton and for Wttw
burg and the Wt.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Kuletda,
Pottavllle, Reading Morrtatewn,
and Philadelphia; and for tm
bury Harrisbure;, Philadelphia,
BaltimoreWashington and Pltti
burg and the Weet.
2.18 p, m,, week daya, (Sunday
1.5? p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harrta
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington and Pittabura; and
the West. For Haaleton, Potta
vllle, Beading, Ac. week daya.
4.87 p. m., week daye, for Sunbury,
Haaleton, Fottaville, Harrlabnrg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.J. II, WOOD, Gn. Ptrt. Al.
J. IJ. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mir.
Delaware, Iickawanna and Western.
In Effect June 10, 1D0O.
South-Leave Scranton tor New Ycnk at M5.
S.0". 5,,0, s.OO anil 10.Hi . m., 12.55, 3.3 an j
MO p. m. Tor Philadelphia at fl.40, .0O mid
;. a. m.; jii.jf, nm j,;u ,,. ,n. For Strouds
bnra; at o.lo p, m. Milk and accommodation t
Vk4?'1' '" Afflc t Hoboken nt CM. 7.1H,
lf.W a. in.; t2.0S. 2.17, 4.4b, 7.19 and 0.4.1 p. in.
Arrive nt Plilljdelphla at 10.00 a. m.: 1.08. J.!1.
0.') Miid ?.s. p. ,, Arr;e f,om New Yort .'t
LftJ. 4.0n and 10.20 . in.; J.00, 1.88, i.4!t, 8 4 J
and I J 30 p. nii F01 stioiidiibiirK at S.05 . lu.
Atirni--l.riH(, Scranton for Buffalo and Intel -
"uiaie siailoiw nt 1.10, 4.10 and 8.30 1. w..
c.j.'. ft.48 and JI.S5 p. in. For O3tvejro and Hi"-
i'"inB '" 'w " '" "'"I I'M P- " 'aT mlcA ,l
'10 a. tn. , ,3J ., m .or joiitroe it COT
I'"'' ! P. m. nnd .1.43 p. 111. For Nlehvl;
S'L ' '" Arrlte in Scranton (mm Buflai.v
' 1-0. -J.ZS, .1.83 anil 10.00 a. m. ; .1.30 and ?' -10
UL' ':'"'" Ocvteiro and SvrartiHn nt i.M . m. ;
,r,2 "n, S00 p. ,, From Utlca at 2.J5 . blj
'-..11 and :t;io p. ,. i.-lnn, Meholnon at 8.S0 .
in. and (J.00 p. ,. i,-rorn Montrose t 7.55 tni
lunei a. 1,,.. 3-M alll sn0 ,
v;..V,"",.'","! HIviMon-Leavo Scranton Ut
Jorlluinilieilanil at (1.43, lO.Ofi a. 111.: 1.55 and
HO p. in. For Plymouth at LOS. 3.40, 8.5J .nt
'' ' p. in. pnr Xnntieoke at S.10 a. m. rnuj
Jt erthuii,)Cr,n(l nt 11,35 tt, i.; 1.10. 5.00 and
'.."i p !"-. "' t Niinticoke al D.10 . w.
Aiiite al Pljiuoiith at 2.O0, 4.32, 0.B0 p. m. and -.
I...J0 a. in. .!,,!, pemton (rom Nnrtbum
n land , it o.f. , ,.. lL.,3i 4.50 and f.4-1 p.
1.1 .Pm XnlIeoke at 11.00 n. 111. From
Uniioulli at 7,r,n . , .,), c.35 and 11,10' p.
SUNDAY TItAINS.
Siiulh Leave Sipanton 1.40, 3.00, 5 40. 10.05 .
in.: J.;w, :i.io n(j s.10 p. m.
North I.eaie Scianton at 1. 10. 4.10 a. tn ;
LM. r..JS and ll.Sr, p. m.
TJlnrnulitirer Division-Leave "eranton at 10l'5
in. and 5.50 p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
In KiTeot Oct. 21. 1000.
Tialm for Clibendale leave Scranton at 9.i0,
..5.!. S.3.;, 10.1S a. m.; 12.00, 1.23, 2.20, :t.0i, S.2S,
.i-, 7.57. n.13, 11.15 p. m.: 1,10 a. in.
1-oic IJoncilalc 0.20, 10.1J a. in.; X2 and
J.25 p. 111. r
For ilkei-Uarre 0.43, 7.4S, 8.43. 9.31, 10.4.1 a.
111.; 12.03, J.2S, 2.18, .l.r.i, 4.27, 6.10. 7.4S, 10.4U
11.30 p. ni. ;....
I'or U V. II, n. pointifi.45 a. m.; 12.03, 2.1S,
4.27 and 11,50 p. m.
For Pennsylvanli IL R. polnt-.45. 9.88 a
m.; 2.18 and 4.27 p. 111.
I'or Albany and all points nerth 6.20 a. in,
and 3.52 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
lor Caibcndilc-0.00. 11.33 . m.; I., 3.53k
5.17. 10 32 p. m.
I'or Wilkea-Dairc 0.3S a. m.; 12.03, 1.38, 3.2
fi.27. 8.27 p. m.
I'or Albany and point noilh 3.52 p. m.
For Honesdale 0.00 a. m. and 3.52-JJ in.
Lowest rates to all points in Unitcdftattu and
Canada. 1
.J. Y. UUnniCK. C. P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. V. CROSS. D. P. A.. Scranton, P.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Kffecl May 27, 1M.
Trains Leave Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via 1"). A U.
It. !(., nt 11.45 a. 111. and 12.0.1, 2.18, 4.27 (Black
Diamond i:prrfn), ami 11.S0 p. m. Sundays, 1
k H. R. It., 1.5S. 7.JS p. in.
For White Haven, limit-ton and principal
polnti In the coal regions, via D. & H. R. K.,
0.41. 2.IS auel 4.27 p. in. I'-or Potturille, .4,
2.11 p. in.
I'or Relhlehrni, I'aston, Reading, Harriibura;
and iirincip.il intciiuedialc atatinna via D. k II.
Ii. It., 11.15 a. in.: 12.03, 2.18, 4.27 (Black -J)iii-inoiiel
1'Apicss), 11.30 p. m Siinela, D..& II.
It. R., l.BS, 7.4t p. 111. "
For Tiiiililiannock, Tovvanda, Elmlra, Ithaca,
r.iueta and pilnclpal iutennrdiato station, via.
I)., L. k Y. It. It., 8.(18 a. 111.; 1.03 and 3.V3
p. 111.
I'or Geneva, Rochester, Duffalo, Niagara Ft'ln,
Chicago, and all pnlnU weal, via D. t H. R. JL,
12.0.). 3.33 (Black Diamond Lxprc.s), 7.48, 10.11,
11,30 p. in. t inula s, D. k II. R. It., 12.03 p.
111.; 7.41 p. in.
I'ullniaii pallor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
pallor can on all trains between WilkM-Bann
.inil New Yoik, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus
pi'islon niidite.
ROI.LIN II. WILBUR, O-n. Snpt.. 28 Cortlmid
stieet, Xew York.
riiAI!LI S. I.r.L'. fien. Paai. Act., ?! Cortlai.'l
slieet. New Yolk.
A. W. ONNT.MAOIli:i:. Div. Pas. Agl South
Belhlebrin, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman rescivatlons apply Li
SW (.Rckatvaniia nveiiiie, Scianton, Pa.
Central Knlhond of New Jersey.
Stations in New York-Fool ol Utterly itru't,
N. Ii.. and South Feiry.
Aulhiacite coal tuoil exclusively, iiiauiing
cleanliness end roinfmr.
lIMi: TAIH.t: IN I'.FF.CT MAY 2., PHhi.
Trains leavo Sciiiiitnii for New Yoik, NettaiV,
Fllrabetli. I'bilailelphia, r,i(nii. Hethlelini. Al.
le'nl'ivn.-Mlueli Chiinl' anil White Haven, at S.."q
a. m.' ..,ie", 1.20; eNpresn. 4. HO p. 111 Sun.
tlavs, 2. 1.1 p. 1".
For Pitti-tein and Wilkes.llane, S.30 n. m.; I 2a
and 1.00 p. 111. Sunti.iys. 2.15 p. in.
For Baltimoie and W.c.lifligtoii, and polnU
"mil Ii nnd Went via llctldcheiii, S.;l() a. in,, I '(
p, in. Sundays. 2.15 p. 111.
Fur l.ony Biantli, Ocean Oiov-, ele., at S. 10
.1, in. anil 1.20 p. 111.
For Reading, Lebanon and llairlnburg, tl Al.
li.iM'Ui, '.'Ii .1. ni. 1.20 p. in. Sunda.v.
2.15 p. in.
Per Pott.vllle. S.-W 1 111., l.fO p. 111.
'IIiihiikIi tic 1 cts tu nil pninls east, mmth ar.il
vel at lne-t i.ltes at the station,
.1. II. OIILIIMISKN. Cen. Stipt.
II. P. IIMDWIX, Cm. Paj A.
New York, Ontario and WoBtern B.R.
IIJIi: TVBI.F. IV FITLCT SFMJAV, NOV. 4,
W0,
Not III llmmil I'lalus,
Irate Leave Artive
SiijiiImii. I'liibnndaie. ( ado-sia,
JO, in , in, 11.20 a. ni. 1.113 p, in,
B.00 p. 111, Vnive Cajbondale 0,(0 p. ni,
South llmiud, '
laaiii Leave A rrt t
Cailosla, Caibondale. Scuutnii.
7.n0 a. pi, 7,4(1 a, in,
2. IT. p. 111 :l.:ll p, in, 1.20 p. in.
Smells only, Noilh Bound,
I.ttte . I.e.ite Anim
Sfianlim t'arbiindale. CtdMia.
S.;:c a 111. li.lun. in. in.H n. tn,
7,l a. 111, Alilvr.Cjlboiriale 7,40 p. i
I.e.ite Lfaye ' ,iri1
t'adcsla. I'aibnndale. Scranton,
7.00 a, 111. 7.40 a. ni.
i.::n p. m. 5.51 p. in, 6.:i" p. in,
Ti.ilns Iratiui: Sciantnu at 10.(0 .1. nn dilli.
and 8.30 a. m. 'unelan. make New Yoik. Corn
wall, Mill llctcivvii, Walton, Sidney, Norwich,
Home, Utiea, Oneida and Oswego connections.
Fur (uithcr Inanimation reiiiull ticket agnnu.
.1. O. AMIIIItMIV, Cell, Pl(. ,gt New York.
.J. II. WCJ.'II, luvfliiiir Passenger Agent, Serin.
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Times Table In llrfcet Sept, 17. IW0.
Tiaini for Hartley and local points, conntrl
Ing at Havvli'V with I'.ile tallioad for Nw York,
Ncwburgh ud inteinieillate poltiti, leave Serin
Ion at 7,03 a. tn. and 2.23 p. 111.
Trains unite at Scranton at 10.30 a. m. and
0.10 p. in.
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