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NORTHEASTERN
(TOTE OF THE OLDEST RESIDENT
Israel P. Burt, of Wnverly, N. Y.,
Casts a Ballot fit the Ago of 00.
Ipeclsl to the Scrantnti Tribune.
TowhihIu. Nov. 1-'. Tho olilcst rosl
lent probably In NortlieiiHtein PotinMyl-i-unlii
to enst lilrt voti; on ulootlon ibi.v
.van Isiiiul l'arshall Hurt, of Wnverly,
N. V who will bo out! hundred yoavrt
of iiku on March 19 next. tiu wiih born
In ClioinuiiK county. N. V., his father
having settled In what In now WollM
burp, itftiir returning from tho Ameri
can iinny. who tiled In IS30. -Mr. Hurt
ts still erect iiutl linn mi unuHimlly pood
nuMiiory, roc-nlllng nvents In tho yours
long passed. HIh eyesight Is dullod nnd
lie Ih somewhat deaf.
llu well remembers going to an old
mill at R-ietoryvlllu on horseback,
which was run by Kllas Walker, when
a small boy. At that time there was
Miu house at Wnverly. occupied by the
praiulfnlher of C H. Shepard, who
lives now on the farm, lie tells of the
stories told by his, father of the on
rounters, concerning Spanish hill, In
Wiiveliy, between the Indians nnd
Genera! Sullivan there, at Horseheads
and at Wollsburg. At that oarly period
the county was nearly a wilderness,
nnd ho often tells of shooting deer nnd
of other experiences in hunting.
Mr. liurt east Ills first vote for John
Qulney Adams hi IS'JI, nnd lias voted
nl every election since that time, and
lias always voted a straight llopuhll
can ticket. He Is now looking forward
to celebrating his one hundredth birth
day anniversary. Ills relatives are
sunny, and the family Is more or less
prominently connected with tho history
of Chemung.
FOREST CITY.
Special to ihc Seranton Trlliiinc.
Forest City. Nov. 1'.'. Kev. J. S.
Johnson, of Wooilhury.Conn.. preached
in the Baptist church at 10.30 o'clock
Sunday morning. The evening service
was in charge of the Sunday school.
It being Bible day.
The children of the Welsh Congio-1,-ationul
church have already began
to prepare their Christmas exercises.
Miss Mnnie Uiovvn is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. .7. Maxey, In Mont
rose. Among the ipieer bets made on the
election was one between Joliu Franks
nnd W. H. Wlldcnberger, that the los
er would roll a peanut from the Mc
7,aughlin houpc to Center street, using
a toothpick as a propeller. Franko
lost and carried out his contract on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Beatrice Wheeler, of Fish's
JMdy, is the guest of Mrs. Myron
Woodmansee.
C. C. Manner has accepted a posi
tion with Merchant T. .7. Penticost.
Miss Rose Woodruff, of Dunmore,
Hpent last week as tho guest of her
Bister, Mrs. O. F. Peasnale.
Samuel Mummae, of Peckvllle, has
moved his family to this place.
James Kilhullen Is home from Xew
York, whore he has been working-.
Tho Ladles' Catholic Benevolent as
sociation last week presented to Mrs.
.7. F. Gallagher, a silver cake basket,
lemonade set and several other arti
r le.s nt a pleasant faruwell reception
slven her in anticipation of her de
parture to Moosic, where her husband
lias been made foreninn of the II 1 11
side works. She Is one of the charter
miembers of the Forest City branch.
Miss Carrie Ttutledge, of Honesdale,
is a visitor at the home of J. F. Fletch
er. HONESDALE.
Special tnjlip Seranton Tilbune.
Ilonosdale. Nov. 12. The first session
of the Teacher's County institute was
lipid In the court house at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. A large number of
teachers arrived this morning. The
enrollment committee commenced at
10.30 a. ni. and were kept busy until
tho nlion hour.
The following Is the programme of
the Teachers' Institute for Tuesday:
Xlne o'clock a. in., devotional exer
cises; "Guiding Principles in Ti.-iic.-li-Ing
Literature," by Prof. F, 71. tlrene,
ot West Chester Xornial school: "Pri
mary Arithmetic." by Prof. II. Al
bert, of 7,loomsburg Xornial school;
"Instruction," by Dr. A. 73. Winsiilp,
of Boston, Mass. Afternoon. "Low
ell," 'by Dr. AVInshlp; "What Cieoccia
phy 7h Not," Prof. Albert; "My Ituok
and 1," Pror. Croono. Evening, con
cert by the llonesdalu Philharmonic
orchestra In the opera house Tlrv
will beosslstcd by Seranton musicians.
Miss Margaret Koeler. a former
A Skin of Reality Is a Joy Forever.
Dll. T. FI'.I.IX liMI'itAlUt'h OIIIKNTAI.
CI1KAM, UK 31 .Mi I UA I. IICAUTIViKK.
Ilrnioira Ttn, lliniilo, FrfcklML
MoOi 1'ntiiha.i, Ka.ii nnd Kkia
diitM. iii.i syitj Memlah oa
-, wuuiy, aim utnea
ujdutivilan. II ku
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Iinnulctiitd tone l
uiuumiTu u prop.
rly mailf. ntpt
no counterfeit of
iailtar name, rjr.1
A. tuyro k3ld to
Udy of tbe Ijaut-toa
(u it&llenOt "As you
ladlua will upe them.
I rtfommrnd Oour
nudWLVetui'aA thf
Irntt harmful of ull
IliA Skin urepara.
tlon " For mid It
All DmccrlitM anil
fcacjr-Qoodi Dettcra In the V, S., Cauadu, and Kuroea.
nSB. I. U0PK1KS. rrop'r, tl Cml lost tU, V.T.
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Spruct street.
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PENNSYLVANIA
teacher In the nonesduli' graded
schools, whoso homo Is In Hlngham
ton, was calling, on llonrsdnlu friends
last week. Thin weels Miss Koeler will
loiivo for Porto 7tlco, where she noo-i
as a teacher In the employ of the gov
ernment. Tho ladles who are conducting the
rummage sale have uoon very suc
cessful. As they have sulllclcnt goods
on hand the sato will bo continued
until Tuesday evening, when it will
close.
Tho hue election returns would in
dicate that many Republicans In
Wnyne county care morn for personal
achievement than for pnrty harmony
or advancement.
Viewers hnve been appointed to pass
on Hie uxtcnulon of Third street across
I'ark T.uke to intersect Park street.
This will call for a bridge across Park
Lake. There Is but one bridge span
ning the Ldirlmwuxcti river to connect
tho up-lown and down-town of Hones
dale. This Is thought to he inade
quate to nccomodnte tho Inercaslntc
amount of travel.
The Honesdnle foot ball team havo
not suffered a defeat hi all tin" games
they have played during the season.
They scored another victory on Satur
day by defeating1 tho Jormyn team on
their grounds In a score of 1!0 to 0.
On Wednesday afternoon of this week
the Cnrbondalo Itrci Indians will eomo
over and play them on the Honesdala
grounds.
SEELEYVILLE.
Spwi.d to (lie Suaiilun Tiiliuiip.,
Seeleyvllle, Xov. 12. Archie tiiRlass
nnd JJIrt Van Hlarcom, both prominent
business men of Paterson, N. J., have
been spending- the past week with
William Smith of Seelyvllle. They be
came nlmrods on nrrivlns. the entire
catch for the week was twenty-six
rabbits, four parti idges, three grey
squirrels. They returned liome on
November 6th.
liny Ilttnnel and John Miller, or r.es
tershlre, N. Y returned on Tuesday
last.
On Thursday evening, last Mr. and
Mrs. .10. K. Palley entertained a num
ber of their friends.
Fred Smith, son of Gustavo Smith of
Reeloyville, is visiting liln parents al
present writing-.
liirdsalt Bros, have opened the new
season of prosperity with work over
lime for their spinners.
Anions thosfi who took advantage
of the Krlo excursion to New York
from Seelyvllle were .7. (J. Uirdsall,
l..onl.s Ilahn and sister, Mrs. Jacob
Mnckle, Mrs. John Krk and ASrs.
Charle Deln.
Mrs. Maekle. Mrs. Krk and Mrs.
Smith were entertained at the home
of Henry Isner, n piosperous youiiK
business man, rormerly of Seeleyville.
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HOPBOTTOM.
Si?ei.i to llu Sirjiiloii Tril.uiip.
llopbottom, Nov. 12. The entertain
ment which was to have been given in
the ITniveisallst church on Friday eve
ning was postponed, owing to a
mlsshlpinent of gas, which was re
quired for the operation of the kenete
hcopc. The entertainment will be given
Tuesday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 70. M. Tiffany and Mrs.
lliillon visited in Seranton over Sun
da. v.
- .Miss Lena Snyder was tho guest of
Miss Dehornh Davis Saturday.
The l.'niversallst Ladles' Aid will
meet Wednesday for tea with Mrs. M.
.1. Ilailley.
Mr. Merltliew has been making ex
tensive improvements about the mill
property Hie lust being a coal of paint,
which adds greatly to its appearance.
Mis. Alunzo Bell Is suffering quite
severely front rheumatism.
Quite a number of young people
from town attended the dance at Har
lonl last week, in spite of the In
clement weather. They leported a very
pleasant affair.
Tim Scinntoii Dairy company have
discontinued hauling mill; to LaPlume,
and will hereaiter ship by rail. The
addition to the eieaniery building Is
well under way.
Mrs. Koretta Cut-punter is visiting
relatives at Minghamton and Cnrbon
dale, .Mrs. Fannie Hell Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hoover, of Iiinghnm
tun. Mr. Albert Tltua Is Mill seriously ill,
.although his condition is considered
slightly Improved.
Mrs. James llerrlck, of (llbson, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis. A.
It. Green.
it Is expected that Be v. Lester l.owla
of Massachusetts, will begin his labors
as paHtor of tho Unlvorsallst churches
nf this place and Nicholson next Sun
day. For Shattered Nerves.
A remedy that will soothe, build up
the wasted tissues r.ml enrich the
Jilood Is Indispensable. Llehty'H Col
i ry NTorvo Compound has been wonder
Hilly successful in cases of nervous
ness, us thousands 0r grateful peopio
ulll testily. Sold by Jlr.lthows Bros.
TUNKHANNOCK.
s-jit-Uul tu Hie Stunt on Tiibuiie
Tuiiklinnnock, Nov. 11'. In the count
of the vote of this county, as stated
In this column before, an error was
discovered In tho vote of Monroe tovn
ship sufllclent to chnngo the result and
give n majority of three votes to A, H.
Hauler for the ofllco of representative
in tho general assembly. The court re
convened here tqduy and listened to a
putltlon presented by cort.tin electors
of Monroe township, nuking that tho
court investlgatu the facts mow fully
before nrrlviii!,' at u conclusion In tho
matter and alleging- that tho voto as
roturned to thu court of one hundred
nnd elQht votes for II. D. Tiffany was
the correct vute of the district. The
court henrd the petition and adjourned
the mutter until Tuendny morning al
10 o'clock. In order to give all parties
interested a chance to lie jnespnt. If
moittaly, maUUng Biadleloa. Onlr baimltM tO&
(hould b Btod. II jrta wwt lb tutt, gel
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the vote stands nt 108 for Tiffany he Is
elected, but It It Is reduced to 103, ns Is
claimed by the Democrats, then Squlor
Is electcdi Tho election olllccrs nnd
watchers will be present tomorrow nnd
tho court will endeavor from tholr cvl
denco to ascertain the true vote of
Monroe township nnd certify accord
Ingly.
(leoi-go N Doylei commissioner's
clerk, has removed his family from
tholr former homo nt West Nicholson
to this place,
F. W. Whcaton, ot WIlkoH-IJarre, was
In town on Snturday last.
It. ,T. lilttle, of this place, who was
out on tho battleship Oregon with Pay
master 55. Wells Uoynolds ns pay clerk,
has received an nppnlntment ns pay
clerk on tho Massachusetts nnd left
here today for Now York to Join the
ship there. Tho Massachusetts In ut
present lying at the Brooklyn navy
yard nnd will remain thole probably
for some time to come.
Tho foot ball gam' nt this place on
Saturday, between the Munsilald Nor
mal school team and tho Tunkhannock
team, resulted In a victory for the for
mer by a score ot 20-0. The home team
was outclassed In team work, although
as Individual players there was not
much to choose between the two teams.
Tho degree team of Centennial lodge,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of
AVIIkes-ltarre. pays u visit to the lodge
ut. this place on Tuesday evening and
will give several degrees to tho differ
ent candidates for membership in the
local lodge. The meeting will be hold
nt Plant's opera house, and a large
crowd of Odd Fellows Is expected from
all parts of the county. A supper will
be served by tho ladles of the Kobecca
lodge after the session.
Miss Kflle neynolds, teacher in the
public schools of Montrose, spent Sun
day with her people here.
The regulnr November term of equity
court convened this afternoon. The ses
sion will probably be short.
AVOCA.
llvangelHtio meeting conducted by
the pastor, fire being hold every even
ing this week in the Methodist Epis
copal church. Prof. Buck, of Bethle
hem, In., will have charge of the
singing.
Mrs. John Ivenrnoy, of Plttson, inn
b"en engaged as forelndy In Groezen
M;er's cotton factory. Mrs. Kearney
full I led a similar position for a num
ber or years In Galland's factory at
Plttston. i
The marriage or Miss Mary, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F.dwnrd Gllroy, of
Lincoln 11111. and John Heap, of Hill
street, was announced in St. Mary's
church on Sunday.
Bernard 7Joyle wishes to inform the
business people of tho town that, he
will not hi responsible for any debts
contracted by his wife, Susanna
Boyle.
Miss Nellie Seamen will open a se
lect night school in No. 1 building on
Monday evening, Nov. '26.
Miss Mnrgaret Dixon Is among the
Plttson township corps of night school
teachers. She began her duties In the
l-'.ast Kntl last evening.
G. V. Lower was a witness at the
Clifford-Kane burglary case at Wllkes
77arre last evening.
Misses Mary Flannery, Mary Bar
rett, Kmma Ilolleran, Nellie Clarke
and Annua llealey took the examina
tion on Friday for entrance to the
International Correspondence schools.
Patrick MoNulty is Home, for a' few
days from tho Mansfield Normal
school.
Miss Agnes Gibbons spent Sundny
with Miss Margaret Barrett, of
AVilkes-Harre.
The public night school last evening
brought In hoys from all over the
town and oVercrowded the room. An
other tachor will probably be hired
this week.
WYALUSING.
Spivl.it tn Hr 5-'f ranlou Trilunc.
AVyalusing. Nov. 12. Mr. Albert
Miller, of Loltaysvllle, was a caller in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Porter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Itowland Crandnl, of
Stevensvillc, Pu.
.Mr. Charles Terry, of New York city,
spent u couple of days with his par
ents last-'weok. '
Miss Elizabeth Stalford spent sev
eral days last week with Miss p. ien,
at West Plttston.
Mir N'etln Smith and Miss Jennie
Chamberlain spent Monday at Wllkes
Barro Miss Mae AVhitney Is spending sev-er-il
days with Her parents at Canton,
Pa.
Mr. AValter Morris, of T.eltaysville,
has moved in Mr. Strong's house on
Pearl street.
Air. C. V. Ingham spent Sunday with
his parents nl Towandn, Pa. ,
Mrs. C. L. Stevens, of Corning. N.
A'., and niece, Miss Uuth Harris, is
spending a couple ot weeks with rela
tives. Air. AVashlngton Inghnm. of Sugar
Itun, visited relatives in town recent
ly. Messrs. John Kllswortli. Ned. Allls,
and Scovll Allls spent several days
lost week ut llerrickville, hunting.
No school this week, on account of
the illness of Prof. Seward.
Mrs. It. T. Sturdevant nnd son, Har
vey, spent Saturday In Tunkhannock.
Mrs. Fred Smith and som are visit
ing at Wllkes-Barre.
PECKVILLE.
Charles P. AVhlting, aged :M years,
died at his homo on Cemetery street,
nt S o'clock yesteulay morning, nftor
an Illness of ftvo weeks of typhoid
fever. Deceased has been a resident
of tills phieo for the past six years.
A wife unrt three children, namely,
ttay, Thomas and Florence, survlvo
bhn. Mr. George A. AVhiting. brother
of the deceased, Is tho only other rela
tive living.. Tho funeral will bo hold
nt tho residence on AVednesduy after
noon nt - o'clock. Interment will bn
uuido In Union cemetery.
Air. ti, M, Pierce, bookkeeper for tho
Peek Lumber Manufacturing com
pany, wiih called to Davenport, N, Y
yesterday by a telegram announcing
the serious Illness of his father, Mr.
N Pierce.
Mr. AVIIIIum l'aao Is improving from
his recent severe Illness.
Mr, Tnrrcnco Powderly, of Carbon
dale, was u caller In town yesterday,
Miss 1211a Kutelumi, of Depot street,
vho has been 111 of typhoid, Is now
coiivatoseent.
Tha Lackawanna Telephone com
pany havu several carloads of poles,
cross. arms, etc, at tho Delaware, and
Hudson elation. It Is expected Unit
tho telephone company will soon )iavq
u largo force of men at work In tho
borpuehi setting poles and stringing
wires l'oi the now telephone system.
Mrs. William Vandervon, of Pleas
ant avenue, Is quite ill.
Boy, the young son of Air. and Mr3.
Frank X.edyard. of North Main street,
Is s-nry 111,
Air, Fmll Hulcshnian, the Kust Side
,. .lU.sjctjt4.j'it nJbJ. J.
clothier, Is closing- out his stock and
will shortly remove from this place.
Mr. John Help hat moved his me,it
market business from Depot street tu
the Kctchum building on Mnlti street.
Mrs. O. D. Secor Is III ot typhoid
fever.
OLYPHANT.
The forty hours' devotion services
tn St. Patrick's church are being large
ly attended. At tho services Inst even
ing, the edifice was crowded. Tho Fer
mou preached by How Father McCitU
Ion was listened to with the closest
attention by tho largo congregation,
Tho priests assisting at the service.
are Bovs. Itlchard Walsh, or Forest
City: James Shanley, of Sayre; M. 1.1.
I.ynott, of .lormyn: J. M. Smoulter, ot
Itock Lake: .Al. K. T.oftus, of Seranton;
I. V. Moylan, of Providence.
Tho ladles or the Blukoly Baptist
church wll Isorvo an oyster supper In
tho social room of the church tomor
row evening, between the hours of 5
and S o'clock. Don't miss It.
Mrs. Maty Probert and daughter.
Miss Annie Probert, spent Sunday
with Kingston relatives.
Alls. Elizabeth Bedell, of Kane, l'a
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cather
ine Thomns, of Delaware street.
1-7. L. Hawkins, of New York, was a
visitor in town yesterdny.
J. At. Harris, ot Unlondale, Is visit
ing Air. and Airs. D. AW Harris, ot
Delaware street.
P. 15. Kllcitllan, of Seranton, called
on friends at tills place yesterday.
MOOSIC.
AIlss Bessie Lancaster spent Sunday
with friends In Forty Fort.
Air. and Airs. William Stevenson have
returned from New York.
Miss Kllzaboth Kavennugh, of South
Alain street, Is conllned to her home
with sickness.
Air. and AIlss Shire, of Seranton,
spent Sunday at the home of Air".
Jennie Grovar.
Airs. H. L. AVurner and children arc
visiting Airs. Warner's parents at Wy
alusing. Messrs. 1-ou Lewis, John Wilson and
Alex Gimmell enjoyed a few days
hunting Inst week.
Miss Alary Graham, of Avoca, was a
caller In town yesterday.
The Junior League business meeting
will be held in the Alethodist Episco
pal church Tuesday evening.
Air. and Airs. William AVelr and chil
dren were callers In Taylor yesterday.
Airs. William Campbell will occupy
the house lately vacated by H. L.
Warner.
Helen, the infant child of Air. and
Airs. James Graham, is HI with pneu
monia. AIlss Kthyl Tregellus visited Seran
ton Saturday.
?100 Reward 100.
Tlic matlcis of tilts papi-r will lie ii!c.!-cil to
touiii Hi.it Hipiu is nt least oi,u diciulcil tjua.i!
that bcicnip lias been able tu cure in all ili
EtdiriH and Hut N i-ntairli. lull's Cittnrli Cure
is tlic imly positive luip how known to the
inodiial Iialcinity. CiUuih liplnir a (in,tltu.
tionr.l (lisca-c, lcniiu-s a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Gitiuili One is taken internally,
acting dluitly upon Hie blood and mucous mi.--fucf,
uf Hip system, thr-icby tleslioylng tlic
foundation of the (!ine.iM, and Kivlns Hip patient
ttii-iwtli I'.v lnildiiiR up the constitution and
rv-lsthijr natuip in doing; its work. The pioprlc
tnif, huve o much faith in its curatlci) power-',
that they oiler one Hundred Dollais for any
c.u.( that it falls to cure. 3cnd for list of testi
liioniuls. Addrcs'. P. .1. CHE.VIIY A CO., Tolodo, O.
Sold liy duiusUt... 7.V.
Hall's Family PUN are the be-t.
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
Viiilay 'The Hoiimj That .lack lluilt.'."
Mtiuda.v "The Hnnner.s M.ilp." Afienion:i
and night.
Academy.
All Week iiiitIpy-.T.idison Miiiip.uiy.
Gaiety.
l'ii t Tliicc Dajs TrocaiUro 11m li'-..iui -.
Last Tluce Dajs "Social MaiiN."
Huntley-Jnckson Company.
'Hip pilnnix of the Acai,einy of .Music cinvviled
lli.il play l.oue lo the ilonr.s lal cvcni.iK to wit
!ns the (ipeiilus perfoimancp of the lluntley-l.u-kion
(iiiip.ni.v-, 'vho III appear thli entire
week, iiecminc n lcpeitoiic oi bip; nieliopnliiau
m:ci c--.es divlm.' .1 pcrfoimantc lioth aftcinoor,
and cvenlue:. Tills is the filth .iimual vi'-it this
(iiinpaiiy lias paid tMs cley and cacti time it
(oniei it terns lo have a ,-lionnci' compiuy and
betler pl.iy.
'flip play pic.ii.nted last eveuins w.i Lillian
f.evv is' Ids micicmi, "I'lir I.lbi'Uy ami Love," and
was pic'-ntsd in a very luciltublc manner. Tim
K-cnery iimi Ihiou-fhout the pipce was rleuunt,
cull M'ltli'j nctl liclni; c.uilrii by the company,
'I lie electrical clfccta wcro haiulaonie. .1, II.
Ili.ntley was tven to advantage in the lole of
MhiIii Navarilo. Mr, Huntley has been i-eeu hi
this city tci olti'ii to deem it necessary to niti.
iKp ids actins, ns lie ahvays proves a favorite.
The rpplau'c last evenlne certainly pi o veil lii
piipid.iilly. 'the "Two PiiekV vvho nude .urh a
teitilic hit l.i ii- l.i it season still continue nnd
aualn fupliviited Hip audience Willi their clcvei
Inulm?, d.incins and cake walkliiK.
"The Tornado" will In- piCH'nted ioninht and
IhU iiftciiioou. 1'or Hie hem-tit of tlwe vvho
liil'tpil Hip pel foimnncj last evrnlns "Kr Lib.
cilj and Love ' will lie pies-tnted.
The House That Jack Built.
"llu House That .lack lluilt," the lalet
Line from the pen of ficorsc II, llroaiIiurt, will
be piesciited at the Lyceum cl Kild.iy night,
lllj prctlmu comedy, "Wiry Smith Lett
Home," 1L will be lemeinbcicd, made a (icniend.
mis niseis In this country and In Kncl.-iud, nii.l
was accepted on both hides of tho Atlantic u.s
the very ln-t evamplc of modein faice, placiiw
ll nuthor lu the foicmost lanl; of llnsllvli will
Iiir dramati'ls. It Is hardly iot1ile, thercfoic,
lli.it Hip nun '.vlio h.ij written mi many uccns.
fill (ouicdlcs, aiiiune llicm "Tlic Wioiij; Mi'.
Wrlftlit," "What Happened to .Tones" and "Why
Miillli Lift Home," tmild father anything that
winiM not meet the cvpeitatious of Ihcilie.
uc".
Trocadero Kurlesquers.
'I lie ino.t merltoiloiis porfoimancrN of (he mi.
-on wpip dim it thp fialcly ycterday by Hie
Wahhon & llryaut Tiocadeio HiirlebqiieiH,
(omp.iny which contain! many clever huili'gipic
and specially arlisl.. Tho peifoimancp open,
with "A 1'illli Aviinip ltercplion," in which
all of the Mirmlicis of I lie (ompany appear
l'oi'groiu.y iiwlumcd. 'Iheic arc a number of
iionil rliouioci ill thli part of the cnteitaln
ment and hoiuu pleating vocal bpc(laltlc,
lu the olio nppe.il' Minnie Hellp, con.ct, bano
and vocal arllst; lllanihe Washburn and .lick
Ciiiwlonl, vvlth sonjts and traveatyj 'I'illlc Oolun
and I'liirt'iiPtJ (,aidnei, in vocal duitiij Lany
Smltli ami Mamie Champion, akctcji uUIti
Neltioii OluKeircltl and licmouio, ucrobaljj Lew
I'aluur, in toiiK, parodicn and imllatioiid.
'I he perfoini.incp concludes with n iinny bur.
IftlJ, "A Nlglit at the Pari llspo.lllon," vvhUli
I Inlnifii! ft musical iiuinberi.
Social Maids' Company,
The ijueeii i.f ull "htauly ibovv." I, llmtitr -V
Seanun'a lieclal Maids' Ulf; llurlesquo company,
vvhlcli conim to the Gaiety on Thursday, The
IKifurmaiice It an entile Innovation of bui.
Ieuc and iu magnlflccnce is bcyoml desciip.
Hon. Pilar Muiln, Hie cliaimliifr I'rench com.
(dienne, will play the leadinpr part In both
builesque. ofleied durina the perftfinuncc, the
lint of which U Hie "Cay ModUtc," a scene
ot the Parisian boulevard, with all it chic
and (harm, vvhllr I ho cloilnir one It called the
"Wutcr Xjmph."
The name -of the latter Ii a ilttiin; lude mark' I
eii'rW,'ii M!,-, .,' JlJa. l.iljfa-.aMM.l...
The People's Exchange..
A POPULAR OliKAUtNO 1IOUSI2 for tit HarufH ot AH Win
Have Houses tt Rent, Kent Kstute or Other Proporty to
Sell or Exchange or Who Want Situation or Help Thais
SmMl Advertisements Cost One Cent u Word, Six Insertions tot
Five Cents u Word-.Kxcept Situation Wautuil, Which At'J In
serted Free.
FOR SALE
roit K.v.i,K-t:oNst.'Mr'.its' tui: to. mock koii
wile ut par.; c-c.liniu.iiy dividend. I)., fill
.li'lfciKon nvruup.
l-olS.VUr(TllKAI,--SKVi:ilAI. tll'.AP. SITOSD
hand mules. Apply IVnm.vlvnnlu Coal com
pany, Pnninorc, l'. (.'had. 1. vavre. Pur, Agl.
rolt'sATiw-'iTiirF TCximIaiiiy" iwhm roit
mIp In Npvvlmvn Townhlp. Mri. C. It. .la
inlis, Nautlcnkp, Pa. .
roit sai.i:(:on'ii:sts up iiousi; must.
tuie, carpetn, I eiMlnir. etc tMJ Walilniiton
avenue.
REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 Wlt.b tltiV LOT .lOsl.VI n:r.T, clay
iivenup. .M. II. Ilnliratc.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
i' rf"
WANTETJ AT ONCE.
SEVKUAL EXPKIUiCNCKD
SALESMKX. (lOOD SALAR
IES AND PERMANENT POSI
TIONS TO THE RIGHT PAR
TIES. NONE HUT EXPERI
ENCED AIEN, SCHOOLED
AND TRAINED IN THE
1.1USINESS. NEED APPLY.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE.
WANTKI) o.vi: nxi'KmnxcnD MAN to
work in preen home: single prcfprridj nl
Kcrtuter3 f.mn, South Main avenue, Lincoln
Hcichts.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
State salaiy cspcilid. Addipss V. S. II.,
Ti i'oune.
WAXTIID-HIIHIIIT KNKltaimu YlHJ.NH I.AIIY
of aond addiesx; salary to stait $11) per week.
Call after I o'clock, 1-20 Adams avenue.
WAXTEll A WOMAN" TO COOK. WASH AXU
iron; rood bakev: liernian picfcrrcd. Ap
ply oil Adams avenue.
SALESMAN WANTED.
SALESMKV WANTED TO PEMi OUIl UOOOS
by sample to vvhnlrsalc and ictaH trade. We
aie the l.iiRo.st and only niaiiufjelureis in otn
line in the woild. Liberal salary paid. Addles,-,
CAN-DIC.V Mfg. Co., Savannali, Oa.
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAKIXi: CORPS. U. S. NAVY, UECliCITS
vaiited Alilc'lindird men, service mi our
war ships in all parts of the wot Id and on land
In Hie Philippines when required. Itcciuitlng of
ficer, 10.! Wyoming- avenue, Seranton.
WANTED-TO BUY.
WANTED9ECO?arINiCoTAfilNE
must be in good order; etatc particulars aa
to make and price. Address, L. St., general de
livery, Seranton. Pa.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED 2 OR .1 KUItXISIILI) I!0O.M. KOII
lisht housekeepini;; centially located. Ad-drcsi-,
J. W., Williams buildlns, City.
BOARD WANTED.
1IOAIIO ttANTEO-KOU TllltKE AIIULTS ASH
one small child, in respectable Jcvvieu fam
ily, llvlnrt in flrst-cla-s iiciKhhorhood. State
juice. W. A., Tiiliunc office.
MONEY TO LOAN.
jeTtoloa HATTKsnEiM'ii "ArroiT
ncy, 307 Cotmell llulldins.
SIOXEY TO LOAX-STIiAICSHT LOANS AT
once. Curry, Council buildlntf.
ANY AMOUNT Of MONEY TO LOAN. OUlCu,
stralRht loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to C per cent. Call on N. V, Walker,
14-15 Council buildinc.
L&Zu
losti'ij iT tCx ri tiA !E itoiii: ti.v" jUMlminiiY
street bitwecn Qulney ami KranklUi avenues;
suitable icwaid will be paid upon ictuin tu
,lolm T. lllthariN, Mcars buililiiiK", city,
LEGAL.
IN
HE: INfOHPOIIATION 01' Till: IIIIOAI).
wuy Athletic Cluli. In the Court ot Com
man Pleas ot the County oi Lackawanna,
Notice Is luieliy uiven that an application will
be made to the Couit oi Common Pleas of Hut
fount' of Lackawanna, or a Ijivv .Iwhru thelcot,
en the llth day of January, A. I), 11)01, at I)
o'clock a. in. under the Act ot Apinhlv of Hie
Commonwealth of I'cuiisyivnni.i, eulithd 'An Act
to piovide for the incoiporation and peculation
of ceilain corporations," approved the tltli day
of April, A. I), IhTJ, and isupplcincntri thereto,
lor Ihc chaiter of an intended coipoiatlon to I"
(.illid "The llioailvvav Athletic Club," the char,
iictcr and object of which diall be for tin mutual
Improvement!! of ttn memberx in plijsip.il ciiltiire,
nod for tlinM) iiiiim'i. lo have, posew and en
joy all the iIkIiU, bcnchU and prlvlleKPs of aafd
Act of Assemlily nnd lis supplements. The pin.
posed charter is now on file in Hip offlie ut (he
i'rothonotniy of uaid coin I,
riti:i)i:uiu tleitz, solicitor.
for Hio sranil (oiiibiu.ilion of R.ilely uud (ouiedv
ofleied In this biiilesipie. Two simp of beau
llliil women and u number of popular coined
l.i lis will' lend their clcvcinos in makn ihc
performance the heit nnd most attractive one
ever seen al this house, There Is also an olio
in this hit? how comprWnir such well known
people us licorice U. Ileban, in topic nl the
day; I'iclds and Fields, iieriii.ni (omidlans;
llovvanl Slstern, iiiiKf rs and acioballo danceit;
Wrothi- and Wiikelleld, liisli eoinedlans; Itiilh
lloblnson, the sweet ulnifcr, with thu form of
Juno and the face of Hebe, and ICdvvina and
May Delle.
$500,000
44 4-f
Or Any Part Thereof Can Be
Obtained Upon
First Lien Mortgages
At Rates Ranging from r
A TO e PER CENT.
RIGE&DONNELLY.Attornays-aMawi
Rooms; 18 nnd 19 Traders National Bank Building. 4
'im
SITUATIONS WANTED
H1TUATIO.V WAXTKI)-TO lit) OUT HV Tltft
day mid tn clean nllhu. I!. .1. A., ill) Wavli
li.Htun iivcnue.
.V rssrvrf
mtimtion WAxrr.n-nv ax i:.i,i:iiii',X(:i:ii
laundieM on lady's tine- clothes) will no out
by the day. Cull or nddicM oirt l'lrinaiit flreet,
Weal hide. Ite.t ol iclerencen.
WA NTlitiA Pl.AtWoil'irAS WAITI'.K Oil
any kind of n-mlc In doors, (lood rcfcicncc.
Addicts ,1, S. O. Tilhuue.
SITUATION VAXTEI)I1Y YOl'Nfl I'HOTKST
ant nhl tn nie.l-1 lii liousevvoik, (.'an inuie
Well recommended, fall nr aiblrcss TiW South
Wyomlmr .ivenue.
sitijatiox w7Nrai-VsviLr.ui7iTrnt oit
emrlneer, by fnllv captblo nun. Addres'., lb".
Clay uremic
SITUATION WANTED IIV A VOUNtl COLOIII'.D
man as waiter or potter, or any Mud of wnik
lu doors! (tooil icfercnic. Addies' (!, S. .. Trib
une olhce.
SITUATION WAXTi:-IIV A YOUNtl MAN AS
drlvrr. or can nuke liinielf nsetiil .nmuul
miuhlnery. Addicm I'. Tribune otllce.
WANTED-WOIIK AS WAITI'.K Oil I'OIITP.II IV
boardlnif hoti-e, oi nl any kind of wotk;
food references. Addiess ,1, S. Outlaw, Tillmnc
olhce.
SITUATION WANTED-IIV A WOMAN TO
take cue of childteu, or to do ctcneul
liotisevrcn k. Address, Mis. Ell. Ilavl, lat'i l'i"
idencu mad.
DRESSMAKING.
D11ESSMAK1NO I'Olt C1HLDIIEN TO ORDEIt;
alio ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams aevnue.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MltS. L. T. KELLER, SCALP TREATMENT, 50e.;
shamjmolui;, r.Oe. ; fuacial ma-iane; manlciu.
in. 2,"c. ; chiioiiodj. 701 (Qulney.
PROFESSONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
KlWAIU C. SPAULDl.Va, C. P. A 21 THAI)
ci' Uank huildintr.
Architects.
CniVAlID II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNEI.L
'-'idldinir, Siraiiton.
KltEDEltlCK j IIROWN, AUCHITECT, PRICE
lulldinif, 120 Wanhlnglon avenue, Seranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
RUBIlElt TIIti:n CADS AND CARRIAGES; BEST
of servile Pionipt attention given orders, by
'Dhunc. 'Plioues 2U72 and 53S2. Joseph Kcllcy,
124 Linden.
Dentists.
DR. C. E. EILENBEROEIt, 1AULI BUILDINC-,
Spruce alicct, Seranton.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, .SCUAXTOX PRIVATE HOS
pltul, corner Wyomini; and Mulberry.
1)1!. C. C. LAUBACTI, 115 WYOMING AVENUE.
Dll. II. P. HEYXOLOS. OPP. P. O.
Hotels and Bestaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Rates icaaonable.
P. ZC1CLER, Proprietor.
bCHANTOX IIOUSI.', XEAlt D.. L. ,t W. PAS
sengcr depot. Conducted on the Euiopran plan.
VICTOR KOCH, Eropiietor.
Lawyers.
J. W. BROWNINC, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
lor-ul-law. Roonii 312-Ul:! Meais building.
D. B. REl'LOOLE, ATTORNEY LOANS XECO-
Hated on real elate security. Mcare building,
corner Washlncjton avenuj and Sprueo street.
Wll.LARI). WAURE.V & KNAPP. ATTORNEYS
and cnunscllors-at-Iaw. Republican building,
Washington avenue.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-sellors-at-lavv.
Commonwealth buildlne;, Itooir.j
19, 20 and 21.
JAMKS W. OAKFORI), AUTORNEY-ATLAW.
Rooms ull. Ma and old Iloaid of TVade luiilil-
EDWARD W. THAYER, ATTORNEY. ROOMS
W.1-U0I, Dili lloor, Mcar.s buildiic.
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOA 111)
ot Trade Inilldlnsr, Seranton, Pa.
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, .BOARD
of Trade building, Seranton, Pa,
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TOADERS' NATIONAL
Bank buildinpr.
O. COMEOYS, 9.13 REPUBLICAN BUILDINO.
A. W. BERTIIOLP, ATTORNE.Y, MEARS I1LDG.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 51.1 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'ASIOREtU.V, OFFICE M'l WASH
iiiKton avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberrv.
Chronic illeaM, limss, heart, kidneys and
arnito-urlnaiy cittain a Kpeclallj-. Hours. I to
I p. ni.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA, SCRANIOS,
Pa. Course piepaiatory to collcne, 1jv, nicli
cine or bjlnc.. Opens Sept, 1st It. Send for
catalogue. Rev. Thomas M Cann. LL, D,, p.'in.
cipal and propiietor; W, E. Plumley, A. M
headmatiter,
Seeds.
G. II. CLARK k CO., SEEDSMEN AND NI'IIS
erjuien, store 101 Wa-hlnsloti avenue; sieen
linmes, W'M North Main avenue; stoic tele
liltoiic. 7B2,
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KI'KTlEL, REAR oil IACKAWA.VNA
avenue, Seranton, Pa,, maimfacliuer uf Wiie
Soi'mf.
Miscellaneous.
lAI'ER'S ORCHESTIIA-MUSIO FOR BALLS,
.denies, p.utles ieceitlons, w-eddinss and (on
ceil woil; luiiilshcd. I'm- K'inu addieis II, ,1.
Bauer, conductor, 117 W (lining avenue, met
ulbc'rt'.H itiusiu store.
JIEGA1IOEE BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, E.V
t,twi'Vii i'uvi .)) tiiivt ii yiviiuiutt'i ju'V
WjIiintuu avenue, bVNiiton, Tu,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNuYLVANIA RAILROAII
Schedule In Effect' May 87, 1000.
Trains lonvo Seranton, D. ft. H.
Station!
0.45 n. m week dayi, for Sunbury,
HniTlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m,, week days, for Hazleton,
Fottsvlllc, Beading Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg ond tho West.
S.18 p. in., week days, (Sundays
1.58 p. in.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vlllc, Beading. &c. week days.
4.27 p, m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazloton, Pottsville, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.t. II. WOOn. Oen. IMm. Ant.
.1. B. HUTCHINhON. Oen. Mirr.
Delaware, Iackawanna and Western.
In Elfect .tune 10. .t00.
South Leave Scrnnlnii (or New Voik al LU,
.1.00, 0.40, 8.00 nnd lO.n.1 n. ni., 12.63, H.3J end
S.tO p. m. Tor PlilUdelplilii at 5.40. f.,0'1 mid
10.0.-, a. in.: IU.O.'i and :i.ii:i p. m. Kor Stroudv
burit at 11.10 p. in. Mill! nnd accommodation al
.'1. 10 n. m. Anlve nl Holiolcen at "..", 7.1S.
lO.I.'tfa, m.: 12.0S. 2.47, I.I!?, 7.10 nnd HAS ). in.
Arrive nt Philadelphia nl 10.00 n. ni.) l.OH, :l.4S.
.!W nnd ?.S-J i. in. Anive fi-nm New York at.
LOS. I.n.1 ninl 10.20 n. in. : 1.00. 1.52. 5.43, 8.45
and 1I.E0 n. m. 1'ioni StioudMiiuif at .,03 " ln-
North-Leave Seranton (or Butralo nnd Intel
mnllnlc sl.ulnm nt Llo, 1.10 nnd 8.-10 a. m.;
1.53, 5.43 and ll.ilo p. m. For Otvveiro nnd Svia
cuse nt 1.10 n. m. nnd 1.53 p. in. V'or Utica nt
1.10 n. ni. and 1.5", p. in. I'nr Monlione at 8.S0
a. m.: 1.03 p. nt. nnd o. IH p. m. for Niche!
joii at 1.00 nnd (1.15 p. m. I'or Rlnnhamtoii. 111.!,
mid S.50 p. m. Anlve ill Seranton liom Hiinaln
nt 1.S0, 2.55, 5.35 unit 10.00 n. in.-. 3.30 mid 8.00
P in. 1'rom OtvveKO nnd Sjiacuse nt '.'.53 n. in.:
12.3S nnd 8.00 p. m. Erotn Utlea t 2.35 a. tn.:
12.33 iinrl 3.30 p. in. from Nicholson at .50 .
in. ami 0.00 p. in. Emm Montioc 'at 7.15 and
10.00 a. tu.; 3,20 nnd 8.00 p. in.
ninonitburir Division Leave Seranton for
Nnrthumbcrlnnil nt (1.4V 10.03 a. in.-. 1.33 and
5.50 p. nt. I'nr Plymouth at 1.05, 3.40, 8.55 end
11.35 p. m. I'Vir Nnntlcohe nt 8.10 a. m. Atilv.
nt N'ortliumberlnml nt D..15 n. in.; i.10. 5.00 ami
8.45 p. m. Arrive nt NnntlcoV at 0.10 a. in.
Arrive at Plvmouth nt 2.00, 4.32, 0.50 p. m. an I
12.30 a. m. Arrive at 8erantot from Nortbuni
beil.ind at 0.12 u. in.; 12.35. 4.30 .Hid 8.15 p.
in. Trom Nnntleoke at 11.00 a. m. Fieri
Plyinonlli at 7.30 n. m.. 3.20, 5.35 and 11.10 p.
nt.
Sl'NDAV TIIMNS.
SonHi-I.e.ivn Seranton 1.40, 3.00, 3.10. 10.05 .
ro.; ;i.:ci, 3.40 and 8.10 p. m.
North Leave He ronton ut 1.10, 4.10 a. nt.;
1.55. 5.41 nnd 11.35 p. in.
Blooimhurc Division Leave ? ranlon at 10.M
a. in. and 5.50 p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
In KiTect Oct. 21, 1900.
Tralin for C'aibondalo leave Seranton at 6.WI,
7.53, 8.51, 10.13 u. m.; 12.00, 1.23, 2.20, ;i.52, 5.23.
6.25, 7.57, 0.15, 11.15 p. in.: Lib a. in.
l'ore lloncdalc 0.20, 10.13 a. in.; 2.28 and
5.25 p. in.
For Wilkrs-Barre 0.15. 7.48. S.43. 9.3. 10.43 a.
m.; 12.03. 1.28, 2.18, 3.3:!. 4.27. 0.10, 7.48, 10.41,
11.30 p. ni.
I'"or L. V. ft. If. poinls-0.15 a. in.: 12.03, 2.19,
4.27. ami 11.30 p.' ni.
Tor Pennf.vlvnnl i n. K. points 6.45, .3S a.
m.: 2.1S and 4.27 p. in.
For Albany and nil points north G.20 a. m.
and 3.52 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Cnrbcndnle 9.00. 11.33 a. m.; 2.26, 3.52,
5.17, 10.52 p. rn.
For U'ilkes-Barrc 9.38 a. ni. ; 12.03, J.38, 3.18.
0.27, 8.27 p. m.
I'or Albany and points north 3.52 p. in.
For Honesdale 3.00 a. m. nnd 3.52 p. in.
Lowest rates to all points in United States and
Canada.
.1. W. BFIID1CK. O. P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CBOSS, D. P. A., Seranton. Pa.
Lehigh Valley Bailroad.
In LfTcct May 27, 1000.
Trains Leave Seranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via 1). k II.
Ti. It., nt 0.43 a. in. and 12.03, 2.18, 4.27 (Black
Diamond Kxpresi), 'and 11.30 p. m. Sundays, 1).
& II. B. II.. l.ilS, 7.13 p. m.
I'or White Haven, Hazleton and principal
points in the coal regions, via D. & II. K. It.,
u.43. 2.18 dud 4.27 p. m. For Pottsville, (M5,
2.18 p. ni. i
For Bethlehem, Kaston, Ri-adlnir, Harrihbure
nnd principal inteimediate stations rta D. & If.
B. R., 0.13 a. ni.; 12.03, 2.18, 4.27 (Black Dia
mond E.xprcsO, 11.30 p. in. Sundays, U. Jt II.
It. B., 1.5S. 7.48 p. IU.
For Tunkhannock. Towanda, Clmlra, Ithaca,
Oeneva and ptlnclpal intermediate stations, Tin
II., L. & V. It. It., S.(i3 a. in.; 3.05 and 3.35
Yor Geneva, Bochestcr, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Clilcnpco, unci all points west, via D. k II. R. B.,
12.0;), 3.33 (Black Diamond Express), T.48. 10.41,
11.30 p. m. Sundays, 1). & II. It. R., 12.03 p.
m.: 7.43 p. in.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
pjilor cars on all trains between Wiflces-Barrc
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sen
pet slim Bildse.
BOLI.1N II. WILBUR, Ben, Supt., 28 Cortland
street. New York.
OilAliLFS S. LKK. Oen. Pass. Ast., 29 Cortlat.d
direct. New York.
A. W. NONNLMACIIKli, Div. Pass. Agt.. South
Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply t
300 Lcckavvanna .ivcnii:, Seranton, Pa.
Central Bailroad of New Jersey.
Stations in New York-Foot ot Liberty street,
N. 15.. and Smith Ferry.
Anthracite coal ticd exclusively, iiuurlnj
cleanliness end eomfoit.
I'lMi: taui.i: in i:fi:ot may :o. jyoo.
Trains leave Seranton (or Now York, Newark,
t'ltabctli. Philadelphia, Kalon. Ilelhlehem. Al-Ic-iitnun.
Mauch Chunk and White Haven, ai S.5'1)
a. in.; e-vpres-, 1.20; express, 4.00 p. m Suit.
iIivb 2.35 P. m.
For Pltt.ton nnd Wllkes-Barre, 8.30 a. tu. ; ,-.'i
nnd 4.W P- '" Sunilays. 2.15 p. in.
For Ilnltlmmo and WnshinBton, and point
South and Wet via Bethlehem, 8.30 a. in., l.So
i ni, Sundays, 2.15 p. in.
For Lontr Bianeli. Ocean Olove. etc., nt 8.K0
a. nt. and 1.20 p. ro.
For lleadinir, Lebanon and H.iriiburf. U Al.
ltiilown, S..'0 a. in. and 1.20 p. ni. Sunday,
2.15 p. in.
1'i.r PolUvllle, S.3'1 i. m.. 1.20 p. in.
Tlirnuiili tickets lo ull points east, south ar1
....i ii loue-il rates at the stitlon.
.1, II. OIILIIAUSLN. Oen. Sunt.
II. P. BALDWIN, Oen. Pas. Act.
New Yorl?, Ontaiio and Western B.K.
TUir. TAHLi: IN KKFKCT SfNDAY, NOV. 4,
10.0.
Niiilh Muui.it Tulni,
Leave Leave Airiv
f-cranton. faibendale. C'adovla
10.10 a, in. II 20 a. nt, l.ul p, ni,
11.(10 p. ut. Auivo Caibotidsle ,40 p. ni.
31lHl lloiiuil.
Leave Leave Alllv
Ciiilosii. I .tihondale. Scrapron,
7,00 a, m. 7,10 a, in,
2,05 p. m -'I.M P- in. L50 p. in,
Sundajs only, Noith Bound.
Lene Leave Arrive
?(jitlnn, 4'ailiondale, Cadesia,
5,30 u, in, 0.10 n. in. 10.45 a. rn,
7.00 u, ut, Airivc (JJihor.dale 7.40 p. in.
Leave Leave Aniv
Cjilotia. c.uliondnle. Seranton,
7.00 n, m, 7.40 a, in.
4.30 p. in. 5.51 p. in. 6.35 p. ni.
Ti.tlns lenlnir Kianlou at 10.10 a. in. dallj,
and 8.30 a. in. Suiul.it.. maUu Nuvv Yoik, I'mu
wall, Mldllelovvn, Walton, Sidney, Noiwich,
llniiie, IMIci, Oneida and Osvveito conneetlon.
For fiiilber infoiinatlon ccnsult ticket aetenti.
.1. ('. ANDLIISOV, Oen, Pivs. ,t., New- York,
.1 i:. WKI.SII, Travelli.if l'a?-cii(rcr Agent, Rcun.
ton.
Erie and Wyoming Valley.
Times Table in Meet Sept. 17, 1000.
Tialns for llavvley and local points, conned
lint ut llavvley with Krlo ralhoad for New York,
Ncwhitnih ad Ititcimcdl.itc points, leave Seran
ton at 7.05 a. in. and 2.23 p. in.
Trains anive at Seianton at 10.30 a. nt. and
0.10 p. in. .
NEWSPAPERS
Till'. WILKLSBARlli: RECORD OAK UK HAH
ill Seranton at the news itands ot Reisman
Bros., 103 Spruce und full Linden: If. Koiton.
322 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. Schutwr, 311
spiine street.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B. IHIinCS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
icsi pool,: no odor. Improved pumps used.
A. B. BRIlKIS. PioprUtor. Leave order IPX)
Noith Main avenue, or KlckVl drug iter, oar.
mi Adams and Mulberry, Tcltplioni W10, "
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