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THE SCRANTON tBIBUNE-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1900.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
FACTORYVILLE.
Speilal tn I lie "-million Trlliuii(.
Piicloryvlllc, Dee. a Mr. IMiil Wll-
con, of Now YtJl It, VVIIM lip lltltl fllt
TliankRKlvliiK1 hoio wllli lilt parent J.
tied .Inflict lnilRf, Nil. I..M, Itnlepi llil
rnt Oitler of Odd I'ViIhwi uotiTui ' I tin?
Ililnt dciinc ill lliell' H'Kiiliir iiir-ollim
l?t fntunl.iy Hirlit.
Nod Wtdi'iimn cime to tn i Hu
ll iv night to attend loiln. and put his
1'iiy iiiaio in the liotel nl ilik-, Hi-'il with
a neck i opt- hilltop. Wh"i lie wi'lil to
act Ills hoi-m tn iro liotit lie found It
dead in tin- stall. It hail o Month- j-nt
fiiHt In Homo Hhapi' and choke 1 to
death.
The. Sti-nipleM fimill. held llii'li iiu
iinul family leiiiilun mi TlmnkslvJHB
dny at the home or Piofessor KiinmcU.
of this plate. Those who pai took of
the Thnnkiglvlnir illnni'i' fiom out of
town vveie ieoiiru V. lleiulntr and
family, of Noith Jlohoopany: J. .
Kunsiiiiin and family and O V.
StemplPM and family, of Mehoopany,
and S. J. Tielble, of Vosliutn
MIhs Kllulictli WilBley has aiiepted
a position In Caenovln, N. V., when'
.she. went last Tllday to enter upon hel
duties.
.Mil It. D C'liaxe and two ihllilien
left Suiitliiv iilirht lor (lebo, Mont,
-wheie nlie will Join her husband and
make their tuttiiu home. Mi. Chase
linn pun llnseil a puipelly thele anil
launched Into business
Mr. and Mm Wilson Stalk, of Hast
Li'innn, spent TIuiimIiiv nlirlit and F'tl
dav with ti lends heie.
.). O. (Jlsei, ot Si I Hilton, spent
ThankBlvlmr hen- at the home of Mr
Hild Mm A A. Ill own
Mr and Mm 1'ilie, of Moublc. and
Mi. Kletllne ate ThanksBlvIng tmkej
with Ml. and Mis ; T, W.itklns, of
Mnln stieet
The Utirdnei fuinllj held theii auminl
leiinlon at the home of Ml. and Mm
1) C O.iklov mi Th.inksgU Iiir da, un
nccoiint ol whleli appealed in vester
du's Tilbtinc
P.xulowna liebukah lodge. No IS, In
dependent Oidei of Odd Tellows, w ill
meet in ickiiImi session this evening
and Install the ollkers-elei t Aftei
which a social and lefiesliineiit will be
t-ei ed.
The boioiiKh council will meet and
( leai up what business ims .lrcuimilnt
cd dining the p ist month
Duuiinicr evangelist Williams uuti
pled the pulpit at the Methodist I3pis
i opal Uuiiili Sunilnv ev tiling and It
being the liltrlit ten the union tempei
.ime sei vices the nudieiue tased the
full cip.ii It of the chtiiih. Mi. Wlll
iams spoke fen ovei one houi on the
vlls of fiti miK diink and was listened
lo by .in uppiei ititlve congipg.itloii
liev O It Smith, of the Baptist
(lunch, will lietuie in the Baptist
t inn (h at I'cckvllle this (Tuesd.n )
evening Subjci I, "The PiepJiatlon of
rhiist foi Ills Woik "
The Women's Chilstlan Tenipeiance
union will hold u public sot i.il this af
ternoon at theii looms fiom '2 to 1
o'clock. A box of clothing will lm sent
to the ftiilvestnn suffeieis and light
ii iiesiuuents will be seived foi which
the small sum of live cents will be
i liaised. TJveij lioclv w t Iconic
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SUSQUEHANNA.
pn u tu Hip Scrmton Tribune
Susfpiehanna, Dee. ! I'nngiessmun
and Mis. Wi Itfht have letuintd to
Washington
Itussdl T.iloi, of New Yoik cltv,
spent Suadav with Susipiehain i
li lends
Mi. and Mis William N. Tucker
.spent Sunday with fiiends In Clmii i.
The Avenue Methodist chinch, ol
Oakland, will hold a lair and ioit-t pi,;
supner In Ilogan Opeia Hiuse on
Wednesday eeniiiK. The Suso.up
hanna band tuinlshes music foi the ou
i aslon.
Cjeoige Sousa will leave this evening
foi Alabama, to Join Olaik's-Clieus as
a iiuislt Ian.
William M. Post, esri , of Montrose,
Mas piofpssionallx engaged in town
on Satuiilay.
Stmt in La lodge of Odd IVIIowrf. of
tills plate, togethei with the Iltu.i Ue
bekali lodse, last evi-nlng attended
the Aenue MetlioiliBt chinch, in Oak
land, antl listened to mi iiellent sei
imm bv the pastoi, Rev. W, M. Bou
ton. Moody Relief coips, fJuinil Ainn of
tho Itepublle will he Inspected and
hold an election of ollltois on Tucil ly
j enlny.
The fnneinl of Plmilcs H snu of
Mr. and Mif- Oeoige H. laittlmor, of
the Oakland side, look place fiom the
home on Satuuliu morning. The ic-
Collapse.
Caused by ' over
work? No, caused
hy unucrnourisH
ment. Work rarelv
causes collnnse. It
s i worry the outcome of n low condition
of the nervous sv .stent and inadequate
..i.Miuuii nuiui Kc""y causes col
lapse, ihe collapse seems sudden, hut
in reality it ih a slow process. The stoin
nch and organs of digestion uiul nutri
tion are diseased, the noiirishinent in the
food eaten is only partially extracted and
imperfectly assimilated. The blood be
comes, impure; the very fount ,of life is
poisoned, and home day all the faculties
and fitnctious. go on a strike. That's
collapse. I)r, Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseases of the organs of
digestion mid nutrition, purifies the
blood and builds tij) the weak body with
sound lieulthy flcbli,
l wan cured ofa very bad case of indigestion,
aoc;lateil with torpid livtr, by the use of Dr.
Pierce's OoUle a Medical JJistover-." writes Mr
O. R Bird, lof Brnsl(lc. l-utnam Co. V. Vn.
'Before I beKnii the uc or'ltoldeu Medical Div
coverv' I hail no appetite toiiUl not sleep, nor
work but yexy Utile, bowels constituted and life
wan a misery to me After taLIng four bolllei. 1
felt so well that I went to work., but boon got
worse, so I used it about eight weeks loiiRtr,
when I was permanently cured
Dr. Pierce'b Jletlicul Adviser is sent
free on" receipt of stamps to pay cost of
mailing only. Send ai one-cent stamps
for paper covered book, or 31 stamps for
j!oth, to Dr. K. V. Pierce, Hufialo, N. Y,
Ull BjTBB Ml
mains Ucio Intel led In MeKune loine
teiv. Mm. Mnikliuitjytiii aged tesldent ot
the Oakland side, 1 seiloui'lv III.
Mlfs Sam Atideisou, of the Oak
land ldc. who Is attending lchool In
Washington, 15. (" , Is ut home for a
lew davs
Chillies III own silee-eds William
tves no oi email of the 1Me lotlllil
house. .Inlin O'N'elll succeeds Ml.
Hiown as night (itiglne dlspatihei.
l-i If l"li email (leoige Miown, of Ihe
Onklninl side, was on Piidav night
found iincoi'Mdous in the engine tank
at On ego. He had been slil(l."ii with
Uicmtctonm, and vviik In 'i eoniotose
Hlate for nine hoilM.
The f'lneial ot the kilt llowaul U
Oillliths net ut led 011 Sunday nf tol
lman fiom the fainllv icsldent" tit
Ulilsh-llle. Itev. .1. I.. Williams, p'n
lor or Ihe Sis(piehaiin'i Itaptlst
(liurtli, ollklatlng. Inleimeiil was
made In Maple Ridge ctinet"iy.
l'dltoi and Mis. A. W. Cook, of It"
posit, spimt Stindm with Oiklnnd sil,
lelatlvfs.
Hoy. II It. r.ake of niiihaiuton,
oieupli'd the pulpit ot the Piesbv tei Ian
thill ih 011 Sundav moinlng and even
ing. Meetings will lit held In the Metho
dist thuieli oath nviiilnu of the pies
ent wek.
The Ladles' Aid soitetv of the Oak
lnnd C'ongtogatlonnl Inn li will hold
nn oyster Htipper at the tesldence ol
.lames (ielett. In Oakland, on Tuesday
evening. '
A milk station and (lenmeiy Is be
ing elected .11 Slevdis' Point
Thompson is agitating the sublei I of
a cinnlng Ini toiv.
Mm M. U i:iHinan Is the guest of
lelntlvs In Piovldeiue. It I.
The ladhs ol the Baptist (lunch
held a fait .mil plant sale m the
liiidall building on S.ituidnv ( veiling.
Thcv ir ilUeil $J"i
The still or William Meisellus. of
lilngh.inilou. ogilnsi Siisiiielianii 1
founts, to tot me the Jl.AOrt iwuid
olfeitd lot the appiehensltm of
Ihe nuiideieis of th. lat" V
.l'i(kon Pepper, of 'tush town
ship has been laid ovei ome mioi"
Theie nie other claimants all or
whom 111.1v ilh of old age beloie thev
letelve nnv duetts fiom the county.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
ripishl to (tip StrmUon 'Irilmne
Towaudn, Dec. " t'limliml tiiuit
opens today with .lodge ranuing on
the benth.
A. B. CoiMin. who ( lainis Vestal. N.
V . 1ms been placed tindei uiest on
the (haige of being an aeessoiy to the
lumilei ol Silas Moon, new New Al
bany He will be biouglit to this
counts on loquisltlon pnpets
The W.valuslng people aie maklmr
nn etToit to have the anti-bililaid and
pool law ol the township and boiough
lepeiled at the next scstjion of tlu1
legislaliue,
John Peib, a Civil star veteian,
died 1 1 out injuiks ictelved In a fall
fiom 1 hotel window at Athens II"
hid iclatives at Caibondnle
The annual meeting of the BiadfoiJ
County Agilcultmal society will be
ht Id not Monday.
The maulage of Miss Julia 11. Phln
nes and C. Malcolm Mvei will of cm
at ihe AletliocMst Kpiocojial t lunch on
V dnesday moi nlng
The Patilotle Oidei Sons of Amuilc 1
will hold theii annual liamiuet next
Kildnv evi ning A tine pioianmie vsill
be fuinislied and light loticthments
sei v ed
The leligious census of Towaiitln was
loken Satin day to'enoon bv 12" Sun
dav sehool woiKcm.
A slight die oicuiied in tile P.vne
block Fildiiv night. Consideiable
damnge was done by watei.
1( Is now (1111011' that Supeilnlond
ent Keith, of the Malnnov and Hii7lf
ton ill" Nlon of Ihe J.ehigh Vallev, will
talce the simii.ii position tilled by O. O
Ksser, ot Sasie, who is oi) n feeble
health J. A. Dioege. who Is now
lining the position, will letmn to his
old position as tialmnastei at Uaston.
Mi. Keltl. k sutecssoi will be O. W.
Hi ill. of Delano.
The tenth anniveisaiy of Waseily's
flee dellvei system was (elebiated
by Ihe postal olllclals and mall ear
llei at Postmaster Cienung's home
Sa tin day.
The lemalns ol Miss Kiln Ollumui',
who died nt Wyoming, will be buibd
at Ulster today.
Tinted Statfs Mai.sh.il Jlollnn had
oflld.il business at Allentown f'lldnv.
Hi, J. P .Me) tin Is spending some
time in Delnsvaio lountv Willi 1 da
tives A visit was made .11 a she known
as the Heath house In lust fcjuyie, bv
l.elllgll Valley Detective Caskey,
Cliiule" Oildley, an Hile ndlclal and
W, V, "Similes, ot III111I1.1. captain of
police on the Susquehanna and Alle
gheny division of tlie Ihlo lulho.td, ac
companied by otlieis, The place was
seal (hod fiom cellar 10 ganet lor
good? which vveie dalmed to have
been stolen fiom the Kile and Lehigh
Valley uilioads. Aftei making a
thoiougli seuieh thiough the dw'ellln.r
and oiitbulldlnss, the oillceis lound,
undei tlie bain, nine bags of clntliiut;,
(onipiising ten Hiilts, olghtfen over
coats, a iliuntilv of silk plush, diess
goods, linen, shoes, slilits, belt lacing,
making a value of fl'.O. The oyeiconts
v,oio foiinil to have been stolen fiom
tile Kilo and belong to a lot of thll ty
seven, vvhlili weie stolen last October.
Thev also eouc.spoiiil with some stolon
at Kaeoyv llle, It Is now thought the
gang- of cai lobbeM has been feuetid
out. Tluee of the menibeis aie now
in the county jail awaiting Dial, their
names being Michael mid James
Boyle and Daniel T.ampheie. Mm.
Daniel T-uniphcio has also been m
lested on n wuiiaul ehaiglng her wilh
letelvliig stolen goods.
A Immiuet and p.oolf was celn
braled by the nieiiibeis of tliw National
1'iotiUive l.eglon at tho Putilotio Or
dor Sons of Anieika hull op lilduv
evening, Tim event was attended by
about MO mombeis and tlieli Invited
guests and an addiess was given by
the national secietuiy, fjtoigc A
Scott, aftei which ho tllstilbiited
checks, lioldlng the amount of divi
dends which become. paiible at the
end of Use ycais. Theio vveie fmty
nieiiibeis to tecelve payments, wlijeu
ill tlie nggiegnte, amounted to uhout
11000. The Tow.indu legion has a
huge mcmbeislilp ut Towanda, Music
was fiiuilshtd by the oichcstia, and
light inficshnients vveie seived.
MM. Lull! 11 Mayiiaid died or typhoid
fever on Kilday, Her husband died 11
few weeks ago liom the same ills
ease. This county Is liable to lose one of
Its tlttee representatives Minulil a
iifipoitlonment of th state lie mil
neroidlng lo the last census.
Th" Ladles of the Ataunbccs
Snvie, gave their friend" 11 bamitii
last vveUi llefnie election a wager
Was agleed upon bv the Uiittl sup
lioili'is to give the MeKlnleyltes a
baiKplet If MotClnley was elected, and
the Mct'llllev silipoileis would do the
snnip If Ih an was the vvlnnei. Tlie
DenioiiiiiH did nobly In piivltig the
Wilgot at their bolilillllll icpast, which
was en loved with dancing.
A, tj, Suimmnn's esei -popiil.il' 10111
rdv ih 11 inn, "The Itml Widow Blown,"
will hold Ihe boaids ill Hale's op'Ui
liniiio on Weilnesdav ovoli'. The
1 ompiin v has visited Towanda bcfoiu
and will be given a lull house.
SPRINGVILLE.
spiilnl Id Ifii ci inluli IiIIiiiiio.
Hpiliigvllle, Dee. I! W. B. Knoiis
will move fiom the Newton latin to the
John Young place neni Moutioxe and in
iitldi t ton to the faun will 1 (induct a
meat niaikot,
Huiton Cailtou lias concluded to have
Ills house lepalnteil. S. 0 Ctitvei, of
this place, has been engaged to do the
woik. As he has had thirty eus'
expel Itnce In the business, the woik
will no doubt be done In a woikniun
llke inannei.
On Satuiday evening last the fol
lowing vveie Installed as ollbels of
Vesta lodge. No. 187. DailghteM of Ite
bekali: Miss Ktta Lake, N. (1.; Mis.
Alice Tiavls, V. li.; Kiln N. Ptitchaid.
letoidlng societal'; Miss Jennie Stang,
llminclal sedotai; Lucy Wakelee.
tleasinei.
Kdgai L riutton has letoveied fiom
his Illness and Is at Ills duties at the
l.vnn milk station.
Ch.ulcs A. Thomas lias so fai ie
coveied fiom his late sl( kness us to be
able to go over to La Plume and eat a
Thanksgiving dinner with his (laugh
tei. MM. S B Wage
It. K MeMhkens has lented Stlliiit
Rlle.v's tin m.
Meultt Oaklev. or Nlcholsun, lias
been (liculaling about town lately.
1 1 1 A Stiickktnd has been sei busy
ol late la busing, packing and shipping
apples He has In en pas lug L'"c. pet
bushel.
Stephen C Beemun has been vei
slil; the past ten davs wllh pneumonia
Auburn Center lodge. No. 10". In
vited the meinbeis of Maple and Ls nn
lodges, Nos 'I9J and I'd, Independent
Oidei of Odd Fellows, to meet with
them Satin dav evening for afiateinal
visit
William Gas lite and wile last week
dep.11 ted foi Fltdibmg, Mas
Klniei M. Coinpton nnd wife came
over fiom IT.ufoid to spend Thanks
glvlng, with lelatlves heie Klniei is
piindpal of tile tjiaded school theie.
11. P Stang and Oiange Whitney aie
engaged in la lug a iittantity or nag
ging Toi James K. Aldilch. j
Many wells and spilngs have been
leplenished b the late tains, but un
less mole l.iins come mans s ill le
111:1 in div.
HONESDALE.
Spuiil In Hip s, nnton Irilmne
Hoaesdale Dec. '! The lied Indians,
or Caibonilale, and the llonesdiile loot
ball team vv HI plav on the silk mill
grounds on Wednesda nftemonn. This
game is looked foi waul to vvitli much
Intel est, as It was in a lecent name
with the Indians that the Honesdale
boss suffeied theii 111 st deleat in two
eius
The tlilid niimbei in tlie Chilstlan
Kiidcivoi entei talnment cotnse will be
given Fiida evening, Decembci 7. In
Ihe opeia house. Subject, VPhture
Plav," fiom 'The Little Minlstei," by
Albeit Aimstiong The elitet talnment
Is sti hlglil leconiinentled b those
svho have witnessed the play.
Mr. Paik Schoonovei, an employe of
the AVolls-Faigo LXpiess company at
Puteison. N. J., spent Thanksgiving at
Ills Honesdale home.
Mr. Cieoige Com tiiglit, ot Philadel
phl.'i. and sistei, Mis. L D. Kemmeier,
ol Fat toi v ille, base been spending the
ji 1st few davs with theii hi other, Mr.
C. A. Couitiight, on Fionl stieet.
Mr Zenns Russell has spent a shoit
s.uation Horn school with his paients
lute.
.Mi Ch.ules Mauley, as Seth Hui k
i"s. in Down on the Faim," at the
opei.t house Tlunsda evening. This
Is a comedv full of fun, and Is spoken
of vei highly bv the pi ess of the prill
tipal citlts as being slnillai to Den
11111 ti Thompson In ' The Old Home
stead." The play eauies a stiong com
pany. The give a noondas pai.ulc.
.
NEW MILFORD.
Spei IjI tu II11 sLrJlnn Milium'
New Mllloid, llec. I W. U Chup
maii, svho has been seilnusly 111 with
pneunioiila is convalescent.
Mi. and .Mm. Unity Haitlett and
daiighlei, ot Hlughamtou, aie guests
of Mi. and Mis J, Vails
Mls4 Catlieilne .Shields entet tallied
11 number or hei .voiing 1 1 lends at hei
home Fiidav evening.
Miss Chilli Indeilied lelianed fiipu
New Voik last Wednesday, vvlieie she
has lit en visiting iclatives tile past s
vv eeks.
Mr. and Mis. Auiliew Mead, ol Mont
lo.se, weie, guests or Mis. 1'. F. Moss
Ti Iday.
Jlett Mooie, ol Hiooklyu, N. V,, spent
a lew dns w'ith his motliet. Mis. L
W, Moote last week.
Thomas llutclilugs, 01 Ilallsleud, was
(ailing on f 1 lends In town Satuiday,
T. J. MiCailhy inaile a business tilp
to Sciantoii last Wednesday.
Cieoige .MtConiull seilouslv lujuied
Ills aim last Wednesday while at woik
lit tlie saw mill
Mis, Ileiliy Hill tun l, wh'o has been
siifleilng with blood poisoning tlie past
lew weeks Is slowly lecoveilllg,
(leiiltt (liudiiei, of Montiose, called
nn iclatives tn town Sunday.
Miss Maine lleltzmun, of liiighum
ton, wns 11 hiicst at the home of hei
biothei, Albeit Heltsmau, last week,
JuiiHb .Millieady spent Sunday at ills
home In Klmlia.
D. Vim Husklik Is cuiot tabling his
niece, Miss Uelkliap, of Alfoid,
FOREST CITY.
spuiil lii llic suniluii lillmm
rnifst t'it, Dee, 3 Miss Holla fill
clu 1st, who has been visiting iclatives
heie, will letuiu to her home ut Coino
tomoiiow. Miss Flo (lilclulst went
homo Sunday,
Miss Maile llionit lias letliiued fiom
a visit ut .Montiose.
Villi Mllllger, ol M011t10.se, letllim-d
home Sunday, after a tluee diis' visit
In Foiest Clt.
Tlie uiliiuis of this vlclult uie anx
iously looking toiwaid to tlie two
weeks' pay Btcni, which, It Is thought,
will come Into vogue with the new eui,
Foiest City lodge, Flee and Accepted
Masons, elect ollicei.s this evening.
Mi.s Oeoige Oliver and duughtei, of
Carboiidale, wcie guests at the home
of A. l.Ige one day 1. 1st week.
THEATRICAL,
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Lyceum.
I nod it "Kim (low,"
Wiiliiofliti "Huum Uliii1"
1 1iiril,i t . Itl lit mil Silimli; mi.l silmdn
liutllief "Mil P1HM1 I'd't."
Academy of Music.
All Wik-'llip Moil In li(itiiln-.
Qnlety. '
I'lKl Dili t Hits -"Viidli ul Un tlrluit."
I il lliire Dili Tin- (Sit Itiltlfilb."
"The Lost Pnindlse."
The John A lllnitui lelu (onipanv,
The Idi ills, op 'lied a w 1 elf's engage
ment at the Academy of Music last
evening, piesctitlug "The Lost Paia
dlse." The house was fahly tiowded
and the atlilleiice fieiiuelitlv show 'led
foi 111 much mellted ilililatlnc, 1'lii
play, "The Lost I'aiadlse," Is, wlllioui
11 doubt, the in littlest play evev ,i It
ten dealing vvitli the doubles butwten
capital and laboi. The play as wi It
ten on bioad-iiilnded Hues and uoihluj
Is exaggeiated, but, Instead, Is -in ( x
act lepiodtictiou of evety dav life as
seen by us all, year hi and .sear out.
The clcctiluil and sieilie effects us"d
In the piodtu lion of the pleie weic
supcib; especially so was the mill
Hiene In the tlilid ai I.
The (in lain llses 011 that act show
ing the olllce of the mill vvitli the ma
chine shops In the leai and as tlie peo
ple pass fiom the olllce to the shop a
nuisslve door opens, showing n gigan
tic llv wheel lev oh lug at a untitle tale
ot speed. The din and noise heiud In
thl iiel was veiy t.milllai to those
who toll each day In the inachliie shops
of this city. The iittlng company was
all that could have possibly been ex
pected. Miss lleattlce Katie dlspliied
gieat diainatic talent In hei impel son
atlon of the lole of Clndei, the fin loiy
gill of tlie huppy-go-liu lev tvpe, and
pleased Iininetiselv.
Specialties weie Intioduced between
the aits by tile vaudeville membeis ot
tlie company, among whom ate Ihe
Musical Havens, two as clevei niilsl
( huts as have et appealed in Ibis
ilty. One of the big realities ol this
company Is the band and oicliestia,
each of sslioni letidei (lassie and pop
ular music In 11 inasteilv manner
Theie will be a flee open ail ((illicit
by the band twite dailv dining the
sta In Suanton. one at 1 o'clock and
the othei at 7 p. m The plav this
attoinoon is Fied Aideli's gieat scenic
production. 'Tile Kagle's Nest." and
tonight "Noithetu Lights," a beautiful
milit.uy ( cuned v diani.i will b" pio
dilced "Queen of the Olient."
A musical etiavagana full oL fun
and devoid ot suggestive tcatiues oi
intlccenl jokes was piesented at the
Oaletv tlieatei esteiday under the
title ol ' Queen or the Olient." The ex
tiasagiina is In line of the "Tar and
T.utai" and "Fatinitra" and spaikles
with liumoi and blight music. The
specialties aie intiodtiLed between the
two acts of the phi, and those of
Ashley and Woole .and Geoige H.
Can and Kniilv .Toid.ui weie paiticu
lai 1 good
Miss Agnes H.uon, a oung lady who
attempted to sing lag-time music, has
evidently gained liei knowledge ot tlie
subject enlbelv fiom he.usav. Lillian
Thelma sang a beautiful ballad In the
last act, svhith was, howevet, gieall
mailed by two alleged lomedians and
a bladdet. 'The Qu"en of the Olient"
will be at the (iuletv today and tomoi
iow, afternoon and evening
"Keny Gow" and "Shaun Rhue."
In a bile) thought as 'to the Iiish
diani.i, so-c ailed, theie aie lew. eiv
few, Ti ish piass that base lived, pios
ppid and leniained.ln fasoi more tlian
two oi tluee seasons, while those that
have lolled up a recoid svheie the
counting of theii lives ciri us Into
the teens, mnv bn told on imp hand
Title, the ranious "P.uldy Miles" and
'On 111' Last Legs" and the dianias
of "Inshavogue" and 'The Colleen
Bnvvn" weie populai foi man eais,
but thu v.as dining tlie old "stock"
davs Thev novel had tin test of
"i ombln.itlon" ilvalis, o that thev
mnv be used In (.ompiiiKon with
"Keuy Go " and "Shaun Rhue," Foi
longevity of Iile and continuous popu
Illlty and piospeilly. those two plays
ate without llvnls "Keuv (iovv" will
be mesented Tuesdav nlglit and
"hli.iun TShtie ' Wetlnesdas nlglit at the
Lvieum
I
"Way Down East."
One ol ihe most substantial sue
riistps scoied ill theatt IctiN In New
Yoik ilty last season was the piodue
t Ion of Joseph R. Gilsiuei's olaboiatlon
of Lottie Willi Paikei's iiistle toinede
dian'.i, "Wav Down Kast." it tiowd
ed the Manhattan tluatei lot seven
months season beloie last and itin i'oi
the entile sejsou at tli " At odem.vKol
Musk last w Intel, and nothing but th
dog davs ot the latter end ol June
caused Its wlthdiawal 'Wav Down
Knsl" has duplicated lis Nlw Yoik
sue ess In Boston and Philadelphia,
and its piesentatlon at the Lyceum
TluiMclav. Fiidu, Saiuiila nights
and Satuiday matinee is Keenly await
ed The scenes ol" this pluv aie all laid
In i ill al New Kngland. .Mr, Cliismer's
(tabulation lias been to make them nil
mutual and .Mi. Rrady has t oiitcu uicl
to the same point. This no doubt Is
laigelv iesponiblo loi the j;ieat .sin
less the play has iiiiuK The theater
going public despise fXiiRgiiition, mid
In a play of New Fngl.ind t.vpe of
"siii( Acies" and 'Old Homestead '
older ibis litis been cast aside and the
icsults have been highly pios,peious
tn Ihell ownds The engagement or
"Wav Down Kast" at tlie l. ctiiiii Is
toi four pet foi malices, and theio hi
liulo doubt but what the capadtv of
Hint tlieatei Will be teste i (lining the
( iigngenieut.
PITTSTON.
Spuiil lu II ( s, lanlnn TiUmnv
I'ltlson, Dec, :i. On Satuidav afte.
noon tho late James (ilbbons, of this
city, was bulled lu a casket mude to
Ills own liking ovei twenty-live .veins
ago, when lie was eugagid In the un
dei taking business. Dm lug all tlie In
tel veiling eais the i itllln was suite 1
tiway In an unusid t Inset In, tho
I'hnenlx lltltl blnik, on South Mam
stieet. The cisket was made of pine
(oppei und was odd in loiistiuulou
The sides and cuds weie paneled vvitli
Fiepdi window glnss, Huougli whltji
the handsome fancy lushmcic lining
(oiild be plainly seen, The handles,
Instead of bdllg siiewcd Into Hie Hide
or the casket, weie held lu place bv
L sli.iptd In ai cs lasteiied on tlie bot
tom. The wishes of the "Sipiiie" con
cerning his buil.il wcie fully cat I led
out.
After a set v Ice, c ovei lug a peilod of
tifteeu jeiirs. Tallle Kvans Ims ten
doled his leslBiiatlon as city edltoi of
the I'lttston Unanlte, to take effect
diirlng the latter pait of thin month.
Mr. Kvans has not yet decided on
deiinllo plans for the future.
While (lilvinir under the Lohluh VaU
lev's cut-nit bildge nl Duryca this af
tei noon, n cut l luge occupied by a
(tiutmii'M and his conchimin wns
stiuck bv a WyomliiK Vnllev Ti action
lonipuny's itir. The vehicle was de
molished, but the Dtetttmnts escaped
imliiiit bv Jumping.
J. C. Hltchner. the well known "Till
Hits" of West lMttston, Is tnulei going
Heated al the bunds oi Dr. Slnk
leai, In riilliulelphln, Mr. Hitchnct'
Iris bten stiiTeiliig inllier sevoiely ror
some time with stomach tumble. Mis.
tlllchnei lias gone to Philadelphia to
be ileal hei husband us much ns possi
ble. N
Mnt m T. ,T. L'onoian was luesented
with a handsome gold medal yctei
day uft"tnoon by a committee topic
"pIUJiib the Kill tod Mine Woikers of
this vicinity.
The Demotlallc piluuiiles will bo
held In this oltv on next Ratuidnv,
and the eltv convention will be held
en tho following Monday. Candidates
v III be placed In nomination for the
otllces of mayoi, ilty lleasmei, city
lontioller tint1, tluee city as-seasois, also
In the s ai Inns wauls candidates for
the ofTleies of city ( oundlnien, school
(outiolleis and (dectlon olileeis,
Mm. Pntilck Hoston, aged CO years,
a well-known lesltlent or Hrowntown,
died this moi nlng about 11 o'clock, af
tei a long Illness, of stomach tiotlble.
Recent dentils: Mat tin Faddeii,
aged -I years, of Can oil stieet. fu
nci ul Tuesday at !) a. tu.: C, Fiauk
Hagp-aid, aged 'Is veins, died at the
Dinvllle hospital, funeial Tuesday at
" p. in., Intel ment lu Pittston leme
teiy: James Cohen, an nged lesldent
of Hiowntown, died utter a long Ill
ness, fiineinl Wednesday at s 10.
California Excursions.
Leaving Waslilngton every Monday,
Wednesday and Filday at 40.4,"i p. in.,
via Southern Railway, New Tom 1st
SleeptM, peisoually conducted, go
through to San Fiancisco with out
change or cats, conduetois oi porters.
The route is thiough Atlanta, Mont
gomeiy. New Oilcans, Houston, San
Antonio, New Mexico, Arizona and
Southern Calltoinla The cais are the
sets- latest pattern ol' Pullman Tourist
Sleepeis, bheh-wood finish, high-back
seats, sixteen sections, supplied with
linen, etc.. same as standaid sleepers,
lighted with Plntsch gas, ivlde vesti
bule, double sash, toller cut tains,
lavatoiy and smoking loom for een
Hemcn, and two letiting looms for
ladles
Tluee and one-half days to Mexico
and AiUona. four days to Los Angeles
and (he dass to San Francisco. The
Touilsl Cai faie la less than via any
other loute, saving fiom $23 00 to J30 00
foi the tilp.
Cbas. L Hopkins, Distilct Passenger
Agent, Southern Railway, 82S Chest
nue stieet, Philadelphia, Pa., will be
pleased to furnish all infoimition.
Colds Melt Away
It ou use Kiause's Cold Cute. Pie
pal ed In consenlont capsule foim thev
aie e.iss to take and effect i speedy
cui" of the most obstinate cases.
Piice'2-.i Sold by Matthews Bios.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New Yoik, Dec 3 Speculatlv e ac
tivltv continued inther depiessed in
stoi ks today. Business was on a ill
miiiNhlng xcaie and lacked even the
isolated fecttuies of gieat activity and
stiength which gave It ehaiaclcr on
tllffeicnt dos last week when the ten
dency to (ontiact dealings was alieadv
manifest. The opening of eongtess
ind Hie piesentatlon of the ipiesi
lent's message aie looked by tiadl
tlou to supply motives for moving
pi ices, but It tun baldly be said that
any genoial influence was exeicised on
pi ices jy those today. The message
swis innde a device by professional
tiadeis to effect some movement in
Hie stei I stocks, that Is to say, alnim
Ist rumoM sveie cm lent befoie its ap
peuance of the stand taken on the
"tiust" (iiestion. The stockp piosecl
sulneiable to the beai attack and the
decline bioiigbt out ( onsldcrable otfei
Ings oi long stock effecting a decline
il one time in Tennessee Coal of 4?i,
and In steel and wlie of 314, Thes;
weie tlie weakest stocks and they mi
lled on shoit 1 ovei lug li nnd l'i re
spectively. On the other hand, sugar
was full ly buovaut. Using at one time
t - and dosing with n net gain of JJi.
In the outside mtiiket also, Standaid
Oil sold at 810, leaving all pievlous
1 ei olds tar behind it. The upwaid
iiish ot ovei six points in Pacific Mall
was made at the opening tuut was
iliomptcd by the geneial concurience
in the views icpoited trom paity
letuleis In Washington its to Hie pioml
neiit place given liv the ship subsidy
bill lu the pailv piogiamme foi the
session. 'I here vvus (tuite a large shoit
illteiest cauglll III the stock, which
omplmsl(d the Use, Then- were also
consph unus stocks In ihe uillioad list,
which gained sliaiply, including Penu
sylvonla as Ihe lendci. Total sales,
liU.ino shines.
The absoipllon of bonds coiiiluiKd
huge, and iinpoitiiut piices weie gen
eiallv hlghei. Hpecinl reatuies wcie
Chieago and Alton 3!.s, King County
Klevented ts ,,inj tlie t pel cent. Is
sues of Noitolk and Westtiu, Vnion
Pat ille nnd Reading. Total sales, par
value $4,r.llS,n0li.
'Ih.- fnlluniiii.' iimUlloi in' fiirjiUlird 'Ihe
'Iriliine In M. S Ionian J In, rooms 7u5-70a
Huns ImililliK, si union, l'j. 'Iilcplione ;)0.!,
Open- lllgli- U)m H08.
Iiik. rit. nt In;.
Void iun silk n . .. .1MI',4 HI'i li '-
.Viiuiliaii liiliui Idi l"W l.Hi IW
Mil. Mid A Win. ... -HI H Wj Wi
Vlililoni '' "i. .l'4 .'".
Vlililuu I'l W M'i Wit Mj
II K. 'hjcllon 7-"i 71 Tl'i 7! s
ll.h.i .t (Hit., .Ml HIJ. I'll. 71l.
Pil A. Illlil-nn 110 110 Hi1, UV,
I iikawaiuu II, II I"J Is.' iv! sj
I'liltMl Slid . , IUU J5 4S' IS5
I'iclu.il Sin I, I'i, ... ,7Mi iii' 71pc Tft'S
Kill .V liv , I'i l te-t 'Hl .li
I011U 4. .NjIi W'i Si; S.11 . s.,
11... Il.i.ti..! 11137.. IIXII. 1IUJ? IlikS.
Mil 'tuition i;u4 I7I4 IMi'c irn'j
Mb.11 IVillii' .... I0 IH'i Ml m;
i'upU' i.js , .,, , iiui 101 m' umi;
N I, Itnliul I'" -JI i)Tj. IplTs
siiutliflll I'ulHu , , , IJ'i 4J4 IJ(i ii',
Sullelk & mt ,. . IJJ, II I' UK
Serllidli I'JtllK ,, . 70i 71 7Hi 70i
nilli Pic llli, I'l , .! S.I li'i bi,
V (tliiul Uh III'. ll"i HJTj
iiiiuiiu i (i js jvj; y, -jv,
I'liini 11. it 114 in3 iu unl
I'ldllc MjII ,111 li IL 1711
H.aJlu,- 11 M i" Vh toil
lluilinic IH,. I'l I Hi HIV 4 UP, MY,
Siinliiin II. II Io'h fH Is'i b
suillli. II, II , I'i . Iil US'i !'. (??,
'Uiiii Cull & Iro 7l'j 7-" liT'I U'l
I. s IcjIIui Mi, l 2 liVi
I S. lullici, Hr. . . "3 "s 75 7
1' s. Hiitilm i 'Jil'v , '"ili
I'niuii I'JiIHe , lii 7J'J 71', :2
I'lilon I'jcillt, I'l. ... h! i s.' SJ
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JONAS LONQ'S SON8,
rvyw-vvvS
Christmas Things
ind a Note
.
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Thousands of Toys
Kveiv ft eight train that comes into Seianton brings new ad
ditions to' the tov Stock. As fast as they come in these belated
shipments are marked and placed on,sale along with the rest.
Altogether it is the (ireatest Toy Store Scranton has ever
had. It would be haul for the little one to think of anything he
might want and not find it here in some shape or other. That's
the mission of a (iOOl) Tov Store, and wc aim to fill it.
The Main Toy Stoic is' in the Basement. The Toy Annex
on the Second l-loor is just as interesting, for much of the toy
bed-room furnitiue, horses and eatts and sleds are quartered
there.
Our Dollar Gloves
Tlie louas Long's Sons' Kid Qoves at One Dollar provide
von with the erv best theie is for that money. They come direct
to us from the g'loe center of l?rance, aiid from whom we think
to be the maker of the best kid gloves in the world.
You are not to compare them with any other gloves sold at
one dollar, but von mav compare them with gloves sold at $1.2f
and SI. .tl theii vott'll really see the merit in these dollar gloves.
All shades in black anil white. Al sies of course.
Christmas Books
The Chi istmas -Book Store is in full blast now, with every
wanted book on hand. If vou shouldn't happen to find what
on want, it takes only a jiffy to get it here for you, and you'll
pav us less than vou'll pay othei s.
Some of the' holidav editions are quite novel in appearance
this vcar. Most all of 'hem are extremely moderate in price.
Thcie's going to be a good many sets of books sold these
foi the ambitious student who is la ing the foundation of a li
btary. We've ALL the good sets for ott to choose from, and
at much more than oulinarily interesting prices.
A Word About Shoes
When ou go lo vour shoe dealer, does he tell you that if
our Shoes do not give'peifect satisfaction ou may return them
and get a new pair or our money back? Not much, he don't.
Wc guaiantee every pair of Shoes that leave the store, antl
make the guriiantee just as liHeral as we do on other lines of
merchandise.
Isn't it to sour inteiest to talk Shoes to us?
Jonas Long's Sods
NKtt U)KK I'ROPl'C i: VACIIWGF 1'RICPs-
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VWIKU' iB "' "' i'
.Vlmih Tli'i 7H .Iik .tj
Mil 7l 7!)'i 71 .'"
Scranton Boaid of Tiade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS
1 net Nutlon.il Uank
llnl V-Ue.i.
U'l
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siuiilon .Savins'. lJin
'tliiul National Uiul.
Dime Deposit jnd llisiunnt lljnl...
Kioiioniv l.islit, II K V. Ci
l-icku riusl Sifi Ufpoiit Co
C talk, i snuvti to , I'l
Scranton lion Fence i Vlfg. to ...
siriiiton Axle WaxV-
llcl.Jtt.iniH Dairv Co, I'i
I ounlv Siiinua U ml- A. 'ini-t lo..
I n-t .Naliunil Hank (l aibuinlali)..
suncluil DillllliR Co
II idru' Nation 1 1 Umk
viintoii Holt ami .Niu (o
IIONUS
N.iuiituii I'asMiigrr Itallttai, lii st
V1oiIi;uki, din W
I'fUplf'H sticit Ituilw.M, tli-t moi i -
ItWC due 1II1S
People ii Sluit llailwai, luiuial
woilMM. dill" ',J-l
llUkion JliiiiifurturliiK lo
I uka Tuwinlilp Silmnl i (i mil.
I'll) ot SLiiiiilon st, Imp il in
lint
siiautuii I r ii lion (t i mil
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Scianton Wholesale Maiket.
(Collected by II. 0. Dal, J7 lackottanm Ave)
Butter CrcamiTV, SlaJlc; elahy tubi, Jlo.
njKSS(.iert wclein, 17c. j nearby .tale, lite
Chees-Fnll cream, new, U'ic
tlrans I'u liu , iliulce liuirou, fJ.10, medium,
.'SO; pea, U 3d
I'oiatoei 10c.
Onions COc, per III
1 lour Uest patent, ?l CO.
Philadelphia Qiain and Fioduco.
I'l.iLddpliia, Hi i I Ulieil I inn mil i.i
hlfcliu, contiail muilr, lln., 71 'ea7A I um
I lliu, '.(. liislMi No J niKiil, Hit, IJ',1
IJVi . oiH "Hi- a nlinli III liu i ; No J ttliili
Iih1, 0i. I lo ii -I nilianiiid. Iluiui -I i i in ;
I nn , ttislein il iiiiiii, -'"i'.i . il. pilnlf. J"'.
I ,u--l inn! llll liiJll', J7( . 'lo llHI
i'i,; do oiilii-iiin, -Oi., do illinium
JV. Ilieiix- I'Iiiihi. Niw oiU full iii.nii'.,
jn. ( Hiiiill. lllilllJi,t.i il do do, I ih lo
i 'niu, H'-illli llillnul mikiis I i (iiaii),iil,
(..IH li l-liu In At i , middling iiplind-, lu 7-1' e
'I.iIIhK Miaih (In iuIiiik hi liluU , lii' ,iiiii-
I I iln , lililv , I vi l )n , ; I ike, ."iJi I In
ioulll( linn and lihlm, fonl and ildikdu,
lllll'l , Olll It tblt la, (lull il ; tint U-. .eoi ind
lutlijr, t.i I (' . Ili.'-ul K.iilm Uoil, : liml-,
ilioln', wl.ilH , do. fill In tood. SH.a"' . ol I
l,i(i-.li l , 7(.; neiiliv ililikin, tlil-'i,. ttltli
do. ti.lk.; iiiiI.()k, iliuiii lu faiu.i, Ui
l.'iiilplk-1 1 hii, d.oiil tiaiirli, and 1,01 1.Umj
..niii'l- In i.uk; ((lull, r.niti I. ii. In I. ; i ul u,
I7i,'ji I u-hel tnt. lii.'.iHH) sliipnitiilH
HI i4i, l,i I iMkNj (Oin, J,iiou, oils, IU,ih.hi
New Yoik Giuln and Pioiluce.
NiV U'lki l I l"iu-'("lit and Iftlt
all iIjv mil I lltll" mole at live al loiiuu iiiluc.
Wlii.ll s,0i him, No i ltd, JS'.i f n h
.lti.it, and To'ii ilitaliu, No I nullum Um
nil'. eM( I c l all mi. Option? hail a b""l
llt iiiideiloiu all lav ttilli a lalih KlHi irfli
nil ludf ( li- il nun and ";ia.i net dlui
No 'J lid, .1 in . (loKi'd 77?i., Mauli, itl-'ei ,
Mji, TU'(,. I'u. i i"V ' "in "piil hi in l N"
I', 'li'ti. ilnaioi, und l'ii. f. u li atloui.
Optlou Uionir, iloitd hil'i at ' e i? . li I il
taiut lai.uan tilled ll'it., Mai. Iir( , IM .
4l'ii, Oit--si nt quiet No J, Jii'vt., No I.
.ill,. No. .' while-, Ji'.t , No ,1 ivluic, -fn ,
ti.iv k iiiImiI ni.liin. ihajiiji.j lud uliili,
L'a'iatlli. Option tliadin will, loin, Inn u
dull ul New oik. Iliitlir I'iuiii iiiinieit, 17
ui)la(.i iKtoi.t. l.'al i'it(.' -Jihk iiiamei, Il
ail','i.; linllHlluii iiijiui'i.i, llal'ic. ; lato
dull), llu.'li. I luce riiiuj lame fspt,, lit
II', i.: mull sept , ll".., Iaii;i late made,
iH,ilUo. ; mulNjli'. nmd. , JU. .lV(t..siiuii-,
lnlr and I'uma , Viiin uiteiu. uvular
patllui', iNiV , Moliin, o.s oil, ,.
'' JONA 9 'LONQ'B &$$
of Warning
liny early. That's it.
Wi tlo not ;Mc jou to take the
C'lnimtiias ("lifts away front the store,
for we've, pleiity of loom to store them
for on. Mtit'wc do ask yon to make
our selections now, while the assort
ment is at its best.
In Toys, for instance. liver thing
is new antl fresh and clean now. Wc
yive the little folks lots of lee-way to
enjov them. If ou wait until the day
before Christmas' to buy, the very thing
von may want, may be gone or soiled
or broken. Too late to replace it then.
Jluj now, and we'll lay it aya; for
oii. Pay for it, or make a deposit on it,
either wav that suits you best.
Chicago Graim and Produce.
Clucago, Dec. 3 Wheat Man failljr active ami
tli in lodai on ImllUli etattnttcs, higher ctldei
and a iiductuiii in the estimated Argenlliit; nir
pin-, .l.ii i ii t elosiiiK '..c. hi?hf i', Jly corn
closed '.i up and VI ii oatf, UaUc unproved
l'nni-iui u the tloie were but little chanced
fiinii sjmnlii. ( asli quotations were an fol
lous. MvuiUull and itiadt; .No 3 sailng- wheal,
H7ii701e ; No i rod, 71'sa7vllac i No ' com.
Joiiti'it., No 2 jellott, .Wic; No i oatte, il
ai.'ee , No .' ttliltc, JCiae ; No 3 uhltt,
.'I'aJJbc.: .No. a ije, JOHr.; No. 1 flax, $l,Hi;
No 1 noilhttel, il 00'a, timothy, fllfla4.)0;
poik, Jllall li"., laid. 7a7Mi4i ribi, VI B0a7;
-hoiililu.-, jjaail'ii ; sides. G triad G3; vrlilike),
l 17, friiiiir. Cut loaf, 10.15; Rianulatod, ?"'..
Chicago Live Stock Maiket.
Clilcjifo, Uie. 3 -Cattle HeoeipU, 18,009;
(.ent'iillj adif, stroinr to lOe. Iilglin; hutch
er iIulI.s, slow ; naliii, bfckl on tale lodaj, 7
i nlouU at si.; uod to inline iltcu, $5,Mtfc;
pom lo niiiliiiiii. 51 loa'i.li; selected tfedetf,
stioti. i, M Vlil..'',; mixed btockcu, etead, t 2J
alio, luws, f-' Ual.-": lieifci. choice, ationg-
i, .' (jal tu; uiiiniin. u.iW; bullj, I35u
X, lulMe, steady , ifj KOal M. Tcxaili. re
nlita, lou, litsL on .i le tmlav, 1) rarloada ar
..'.',, IVsili fed AleeiA, flat 11; do, T
-nn, Vltilil.n; do hull.. tr.'.OOaS.'ii
lions -lUiilpla lodai, I,IKKI, tomononr, S7,
(XHi; titliuattd left mil, 4.UM; -",i Iv & centi
lower; top, s(,87H; tnised and buttlicn, V)
IiS7'j, liou'l I" ihoiic heavj, tl 5ial 8S; rough
Iicivj, iJI.IOalW, llglit, 4."0alM, bulk of
xalo, s tial brt
sheep llcccipts, 20.1KJU, cheep and lainW, ai -tin,
10 tu 1" tciils hlRhir; hood lo elioii't
Mthil-, Sill 10. fair lo ilmlie mKtil, M.7."i
I. Ill, ttestiiii fluip, iUii li; nallve laml'J, 4
ul Ml, elnn lamlM, l.71afl W
New Yoik Live Stock.
Vw uik. Dei. .1 lleeve-. Steera slow anl
sltatli tin loiiiinoii isiude-i; good utile, lOt.
Iiiuliu. lulls, aluih to ttioiiir; (own. 6le.iiti
In Ih hiahci; t((ti, ! 1jD b.1; malnlr W.S5
i'.J'i, "Mil mid bl iki. jin()j.7a; bulla, ii!
alii, lout, Si,nil7i (alws. maiket uteaili
In a mailo Inttti; M'lh, H &0a8 VI. llltlc ralv,
H, in iv.i-10, .'VJilj .Vfaililufs.'S-'ii'iOrMfl-Itlli.
skSOjIill f " ".''
Simp and I imli1. -flood nliiep, lie, higher;
ii.ii.iii.iii. kiiadt: itoiil laniKs. Jnjl&r. hiahei :
ill Lriclrillini s Imp. 2.',al; fen ptport d .
1 l-i'jal i, mils. fl.MUJ; Iambs, hl.TlU-ilA;
mils, -sl.'-ill lij CiiiUdi laiiihe; fKOaiTA
Hogs I mtei, il si.li !'
nst Libel ty Stock Maiket.
I'ad lll'iit.i, l)i(. .1 Caltle--sea(h; extra,
i loai on, pi Imp, siliiilSi; uuimion, WjS in
IIoki. -Dull and luuu; piiiue luailef nut mad.
limn, 1 bii.il to, biM .toikiM and nod pig,
H sOjj s-,: ipiuninii to fill .toikeii, l 'Ji f";
icuiglis, liOal.ial
shtip -rWeadi, (holt well eu. VWaij coni
lii.ni, 1 W.i.'.'O, i holt i Iambi. tiJ0ai:,n; com.
mini In iooiI, l Mli'i .i, v.at iihr., JW
Oil Maiket.
Oil Cil II. i, 1 ( ll'illl baliiitft, Wl; ter
tllltaltr, no bid Slnpiiii iiU- Nov. JO, 7S,iU;
aielJfcf do,, Iri.lMI lliiu-Miv, dO, l."i,7; at
riaki do, 111,170 slilplntnU )fi. I and .'.
Ibi.ldl; amagf do do. M-.7.'. Iliiu.-llei 1
and J lli4li; aiiiat,e do, di , iis.li!
How's This?
We oil. i One lluudied Dolliu Itfmid Jur an
iase of I'alanh thai lauiiot be iiiiyd ht.(a,
C'aianli Hit- '
V. .1. I'llr.Nr.V & CD, Toledo. 0
Wc, Iht) iiudeiidgmtl, have tuoAu F. I, Clirstt
loi llu last 15 Jeaif, and jielleie hlni prtetl.i
himoiahlt in all biuiuemi lianaadlimj and 6SM
tiallt ulilf lo tan out aiij obligations i4
hr Ihell film
Wtkt A Iiiuv, Wholesale DriiggUti, TtUdo, 0.
Waldlng, luniuii k ilaiiln, WlwletaU Dm$
gi.tn, 'loletlo, 0.
Hall's Cauuh t'uie l (alen Inttrnilly, icIojf
rtlreet,lr,(iipn tjifblfoni ud uueoua urU.c v(
UiVotiiWIa TealimoWIala test frt, lrfce tie',
per bottle-, hold b) all l)nitalt
IUU', rauillv I'ilU aie the Ceil.
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