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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1900.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HAWLEV,
feprelil to tlic Rirnnlon Trtliune.
Hawley, Dec. ". Miss Quesle Column
vlaltetl Honesdale on Thursday.
Orant Kellnm nnti OoorRe Lobb e
turned to their studies at the Sernnlon
ttuMness college on Monday uiornliifr.
Mliis Ella Palmer, a student at Wyo
ming seminary, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents here.
Mrs. Prank Ilussell, ot Hlnuhamton,
is visiting relatives In town,
"Mrs. George Wilson, of Denver, Cojo
fal6, Is renewing acqualntanres here.
W. C. Knnpp spent Thursday In
II ones tittle.
Af. M. Trcadwoll and T, P. Mangnn
woro In Mllford on business this week.
Miss Delia Plerson, of Kimble's,
'called on relatives here Thursday.
Monday afternoon, while being dtlvmi
down Bellcmontc avenue, the horse of
P. J. Bower ran away, throwing Mr.
Hower out and breaking a wheel ort
the wagon. The horse was caught on
Mnln. street.
Mrs. S. S. Speers returned from
Brooklyn today.
Mr. and Mrs. Dlghton Daniels spent
Sunday with Mrs. E. K. Bassett, of
Honesdale.
M. P. Kilbride, of Plttston, h)piu
Thanksgiving with his patents here.
Mrs. Martin Header Is vlsltlns hop
daughters In Oceania and New Bruns
wick, N. .1.
The letting of water from the new
reservoir Into the pipes on Sunday was
Kreatly appreciated by many, who liuva
lifen without water for weeks.
.Mrs. E. Watson visited Scrnnton last
u eek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ames were In
Beranton on Monday.
UNIONDALE.
8ji.ial lo the Siranton Tribune.
I'niondole, Dec. 7. "Squire H. 11.
Lewis and wife and Mrs. H. C". Kill
spent seveial da; lutety visiting
relatives In Blnghainton, N. Y.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres
byterian chuich mtt at the Piesbytcr
lan pnrsunnge last i Thursday. The
old offlci'i.s were re-olcctert for the
coming J far.
Miss I.ottle Eastman taught her
Sunday school class last Sunday for
lite first time allien her long illness.
Many naneN of arples are being
t-hll'pecl from here to different points
vnuth.
The lamps furnlshfil along Main
.street, at the expense of different
itiaens, are valuable contributions,
i view of the servic." they afford to
lie public on dark nights. There are
ither portions of the town that need
such accommodations,, (irateful for
hat has been done, let us have mote
light.
Miss I.ottlo E.istman and Mrs. Tay
lor yrc spending Ihe iiiesent week
lth friends in Blnghamton.
Mr. H. Boswcll leturned Monday,
After visitliuj friends for two week
tn Soranton.
Sirs. Aided Karabee w'll lemain for
come tima In her pi vent home and
V ill pus-h to completion the new 1ioum
'n rourse of erection on tilt t'djacent
ot.
Mrs.' Prank Couch, of Carbondale,
will spend Sunday with her parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Phllo Burrllt.
Pi'.ink Westgate, one of our enter
in'UIng townsmen, is putting up an
million to the large barn on his farm.
A.'e liaie threv Inches of snow on
the giound, the result of Wednesday's
storm.
K1NGSLEY.
Fpnlil to the Srrunton 'liilmnr.
Klngsley, Dec. 7. Mm. T. McCarthy
and daughter Maggie were in Hop
bottom Thursday.
Prank Tiffany and M. Oakley made
a business tilp to Set anion Thuis
day. Mm. Case, of Altotd, .-.pent a few
flays this week with lu-i miitluv,
Mrs. Wagner, who is seriously ill.
Miss Sadie Sager, ot Hophottom, as
sisted in the entertalnmont at thu
;i. E. chinch last Vdnisi1ny eve
ning. Notwithstanding the inclement wea
ther, the entertainment for iho bene
1e of the Boys' Sunday School orch.s
ra was voll attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Tf, W. JeflViM and
daughter have returned to Now York
city.
Mrs. S. noynnldf, of P.ietoryvllls,
if- spending a few days with her -Inter
Mlrs Al?xaiirtr. at Mis, LUI Tlf
'any's. K. C. Capson is laying the foun l.i
(lon for the extension to the cieam
ery. Mr. CSravensleln, of lirr.olil.vn. N. Y..
lias rented the creamciy and v. Ill take
possession January 1.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Plan wore In
Binghamtnn this w?2k put chasing
holiday goods.
The Larles' Aid ot the M. K. church
will meet with Mrs. F. E. Moore Pri
day, December 14, at dinner. All In
vttel. THOMPSON.
Ep c i a I to tlir Scr.intnn 'Iriluine.
Thimpon, Doc. 7. Mbs Nina Har
rison, whoso homo has been at Star
rucu, Is now nn of th'j family of Mrs.
A. C. Foster, on Main street.
S. S. liubbnid, of Ctuhondalt', was
doing business with his uld neighbors
here to-day.
Snow Hakes thiee Inches across
came down upon us thick- and fa.st
tho othor day for a little time, it
annwert more or less for two days, sj
STOCK IN PENNSYLVANIA CITIES
Seranton Leads Philadelphia and Pittsburg in
Cows, Horses and Swine.
Washington, Dee, 7. -The ieii.114 burt.iu liu Until a sp,ial bullelln pnpaied under Jhu ulrec.
Hon of Irffirai.it 1'owira, ildef itatUtlilan fur arlmlture, (rvlng the nuinbir of iloniittla aiiluuls
lot on farms and raises, but nnlnlj In ililcn and towiw. Iho lollowng table gives the total for
i tacli lOO.uw Kiulatluii in all .ltlc In lVniisvanU havliig over S.VW0 population!
Neat Dairy
Cuttle, Cons. Horses. Mulus. Asses, bin en. bwlne. (Jo.ils,
Philadelphia Utt U) jh 2j u u1' j,!j ' u'$''
t'ltuburg ,,, ,. , i&s ll .110) m 3 a jni)
tllegheny ..,.,,,.., ,,..,,,, Ida bT .IHU 7fl .. JU or iS
.raiiton ,..,, fill) Sin .;m) PM .'I 3 3H U7
Keudlnif , 47 It ,:ivu lilt I 13 1G Ul
Erie ,,..,, 207 1! 3.U7 tU ,. 2 71 8
(Vjlkcu-liarrc i"0 HI r F.'js II ,,, i,
lUrrisburtf ,.,., IM 0 aui lot 4 2 G M
, Lancaster .....,..,, , 2.11 Ui H'rt Si 'J Mi US
Altoona .,....,, , 4H ."J.2 2VSI 411 5 j.-, ,,) ,,
lolmstovvn IOH.1 'HO :;.iut 331 U 81
lllentowu , 2Al 15U uri 00 ,. 3U 71 17
UcKcesuort ...,..., (U Ml 2J1.I 35 a 1 J &j
riiester ,.,,,..,,,.,..... S50 S 3174 41 IS 13
rofk , mo un m-i 100 ,. w 403 21
Ir Cfitl ...,..,,, ,,...,,. IS0 4019 199 4 iQj Jl
that out en the hills they have tali'
slelghlnqr. In town It l-t a mlxtute of
mud and snow, of dissolving tend
ency. The nlmroilt or this and surrounding
towns have npsembled In ' this neck of
wodds" this week, armed and equlppa I
with dow, and lia'p killed n few foxea.
They tell this on one of the old hunt'
era: Hi stood on the tunway when
a. fox came along on the run, but In
stead of shooting the follow, the hunt
er kept his gun on his shoulder.
'Bilng up your dogs. Here Is thu
fox."
The Tuesday Night Library society
has a 'ye old folks" cnteitnlnment,"
In Grand Army hall this evening. If
nil the numbers advertised are called,
roir," of the aged ones will "smllJ
loud."
Let me say for tlu benefit of tin
many friends of new Leonard Cols
(hat he was dressed nnd pitting In
his chair this morning about as ha
has b?en for the rnst ten dnys, not
withstanding the olt ic pented story
that comes up from .Suiuchanna
these days that he "l seriously 111."
Kv. A. D. David will speak for tha
W. C. T. J. at Forest City next Sab
bath evening-.
Committees have bVn named by th
Sabbath schools of the town, to pre
pare for a union Christmas tree In
the Free Baptist church Christmas
i ve.
P. D. Wright and his sister, Mrs.
N'ettle Ford, of Hawley, are visiting
In Suaquehnnnn to-day.
Hew A. D. David and family are In
Susquehanna nt this wilting.
FOREST CITY.
Special to Hip Kiranton Tribune.
Forest fit), Dv. ". 1 Iwnin Hell, oi.e nt tile
town's nhle.t nml inon Inglil) tespeitcil citizens
tllcil last nlnht alter n lui lllncw with stniniili
liouhle. lie uns the senior inemlicr ot lli( firm
of Thoni.n Dell k Sin, although he never look
an active ji.irt In the business. He is surihed
by his wife, three il: u-rhlers, Mrs. II. V. Mi.iil
il'ick, nf IliitTilii; Mrs. .1. L I'uber, of Xew York
and JII. sir.ih, of Iciest flty, ami three son.,
John M. ami Willi un, of this plme. ami Thomas
of Morris Hun
'lhoma.s I'.iriv, r.ilne foremin .it the ltirh
iiniiililo working' ot th Klk lllll Coat ami Iron
loinpinv, has lesljrnecl his position to tike ef
feil toil.iy, and he will, next week, take ihiitte
nf the Moosic mines of the Hillside Coil and Iron
ioinp.iu. Mr. Parry is .in dtklent mluiii? expert
ind was held ill ere.it eisteem by both the men
and his emplejcrs. He was for jiars lirst ei-l-'iiiiit
of Conipin.v It, llililteutli leslnuut, and
lunntlj reslcned tlu- pusitl.in of llrst lliiiliinnt,
to whiili he was tinaninmuslv elcded, afttr the
repiment nturnid from the South.
Hex. II. .1. Whiten, nf Carbnnd.ile, will preach
in the Itaptlst ihtirch at ,1 o'doik hund.iv after
noiin. IVrtus Midden and llenr.x l.nra have been ap
pointed (heik wei(rhmiu for tile t'lifnnl and
New e(dlnnes nf the Hillside cmup.im here.
(In Mnmlix eveninc: the followins will be in
stalled as offtters nf I'nrest Cil.i lodfre. Kiee and
Auepted Misons: 1,. It. Lewis, W. l.j II. P.
.lohns, S .; (teortte K. Mr.ej. .1. W.: Alfrul
fl.ois, seiritar.i; II. K. Aldrii h, tieisiuer; W.
1). (Iwiiis, M. Hendlri and V. K. l.ott, trustees.
Mis. (. II. Penman, of S, rautnn, was here
this week in the interest of the Home for the
l'rieinlli.. The Niws sas: "Mrs. Penman is
cnniieited with the editorial departniuit nf the
Stranlnii Tribune, and her artliles our the pen
lume of "Saucy Itpss" have lontr been widely
read and greatly admired features nt the fccran
tnn paper. Her work also unbraces a wider
Held, and the name Harriet Clay I'enmin has
lieiome a familiar one in mauv of the leading
pi nodical), throughout the country. It falls to
the lot nf all nownpapir writers, howtver, to
liaie iniiih nf their best matter e:n n'l to tne
printed page without identlfltution marks, and
prnbnbl.v snnie nf frs. Penman't. most (lever
wotk is known nnlv to ttic offue force nf 'Ihe
Tiibune, whose iiks In r pin helps to brighten.
Piirmir li.-r briif vu-it in Korest I itj Mis. Pen
nun m.iile a ple.uant (nil at the News nifne.
Vr-. 1'iank nn llercn, of Aldenvillc, is visit
lui; it the home nf simiic! (iiiumioe.
(Iniles llnwui.iii, of White's Valley, has ac
(cpWd a iHv-sitiun in the di goods department
nf .1. I,. Mi.rg.in .. ('...
Mis. .1. II. lludil is visiting In r sister, Mrs.
.1. W, T.inibl.vn, in Sirinlon.
Miss Mamie llinne is visiting friends m Stran-
Mherl lldider his hern mule jinltnr of School
No. I, vue David It. Hughes, r(-l-ncd.
BROOKLYN.
Special to the Scrantnn Tribune.
llmokl.vn. Dec, 7. Tne I lilies' Aid of Ihe t'nl
vcialUt (.huiih mil with Mrs. .1, .1. Austin,
lliiirNl.lv', and licdveeen fitlv and sixty persons
wem j-eivcd with refn-slmunits.
Mr. and Mrs. rin Knit, of Center coiml.v, arc
visltin? lelilhcs and blends hire.
Mrs. Crivei, who icuntlv brnke her hip, Is
gaining as ripldlv as ian be ixpcited. Mm.
.Iinet 1'erign Is cuing for liei.
I.lttle Hugh Weslnn is i-li,;htlv lieltei at pres
int. Dr. Maikt, nf .Mnulrnsc, i, attiudiug him
and Miss .lennie eton is nrlng fur him.
Mrs. .Inliu llnr..n and liei uinllier, Mrs, Kin
ney li ix o returned from i visit in Wilkes-Ham-,
Mrs, II. Jl, Dnhiviy nnd MIni .lcssi, polaway
aie In a hospital In Wilkcs-llarre tin Iriatiueiit.
. .s. Walille visited radnijvllle Mnmlij, look
liiT aflir Ills propeitv llicie,
biar 1'cwksbiii and I). .1, King ire on Ihe hick
li-t,
Mix i:ila lliile.v has .H(iilnl ,i pndlluu In a
sihool near 1'hlluilclphla,
'Ihe plisteilng In Ihe rnhrmlbt climili is
(oinplrted aid a paper hanger will iiiinniciue
wink onii.
MUs St. i liilison, of Seranton, U visiting
her sister lure.
How's ThUP
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ilevvard !nr any
rase ol Catarrh that t.ninot be cured by llall'i
Catarrh Cure.
V. J. CHUNKY .t CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known K, J, (limey
for the last 15 jinrs, and believe him perfictly
honorable in all business trans ictinm and flu in
dally able to carry out any obligations made
bv their arm.
West k Truax, Wlmlisalp Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Walding, Kimian k Man In, Wholesale Drus
gistii, Tnltiln, 0.
Hall's Catarili Cure Is taken Inlernilly, nitlng
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the sjstrm. Tistimoniala sent free, price 73c,
per bottle. Sold bv all Druggists.
Hall' family Pills arc the best.
NEW MILFORD,
Special lo the Siranlon Tribune.
.Vevv Mllfnnl, Dec. . Mr, llorallo narralt( mi
Bgeil resilient of Ihls plsce, dletl at Ills home
Dtr, a, niter mil) a few- itivx' Illness. Ihe fune
ral servltes were tomturtrd from the linuc by
Hex-, tl. It. Illshop, ot St. Mark's thiireh, at 2
o'tlotk Thursiliy iiflernoon, The deceised leaves
one oti, II, H. llarmlt, of this duet one sister,
Mm. I.ols CimimliiRs, of Oneonta, N, Y,, nnd
llitee grnnd tllldren, Mm. Clnrles Alney nnd
Mm. II. II, l.joiw, of Mnnlrnse, nnd li. 0. Mc
I'ulliini, of this plate.
.1. (,', Jlil'oiiiull Is In Ntvv York on business
this week.
The laillts ol the Mettmdlst cliiinh will serve
n 10 etnt supper In the blsetnent ot the iliureh
on Tuevdny nflcrnunn of next week.
tlev. Itoliert P. V. I'lertc, the chalk talker nnd
lecturer, will lie at the Preshvlerlnti ilnircli next
Tuesday evening, Dec. II. This. Is Hie third ol
the lei turc ( nurse. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. I.. W, Olllesple, of Ulnchamlon,
spent .Siinda.v In this plaic.
Miss llintna diins, who Ins been speiiilltiR n
few daja with her mother 111 this place, returned
to Salem, Ma-s., todiy,
rtiv, t,. (,'. Plovd, presldlnir elder of the Ding.
Ininton dlstrltt, will hold the third cjtiarlirly
conference nt the Methodist church next Tiles
iIjj nflirnoon nt 2oV1oik.
1'. .1. O'llirn, of Silem, Mnss., visited trlimls
In town the nsl week,
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Lyceum.
Tliiirsdaj, 1'rMi.v mil Silurdiy and S1t11rd.1v
inatlrcr "W'ny Down llast,"
Academy of Music.
All Week The Ideals in repertoire.
Gaiety.
Last Thice l).iys""Tbc C.iy Ilutterlly."
Next Week at Academy.
The Itoe and Penlierg compmy will open a
wick's cngagi incut at the Academv next Mnnriij
(venlng, presenlllig Hal Iteld's inasterpleie "Ko
onoke." Ihls (ompmy lias won fame In the
eastern states bv the careful seleUlnn of its ros.
ter, and the exiiting niinnir in wlikh Its plajs
nic mounted, nnd Its llr-t tour tliiough ilns sec
tion of the ccunliy will prove quite a suipne
to tlinse acctistomtd to the usual icpeitolrc com.
piny of 1J or II peopb. Ihe organl?itlon con.
s'sts of twenty-four people anil .1 forty-foot c.ir
I0..1I of sceneiy and bagsige. belts are now nil
sale.
There will be Mutinies everv dav, Winning
Tuesdiv. Prlcei during this engagcimnt will be
10, 20 and :!0 cents at night, and 1) and 20
cents to the imtlnccs.
A Clever Musical Team.
One nf Ihe best comedy musiial acts now be
fore the public is one done by Devemx and Do
veiux, two (lever and 1 ultiired .ntists who have
mule one of the most pronounced suu esses that
Ins been known among the manv clcTcr artists
seen in our best vaudeville theaters. Deveaux
and Deveaux hive been specially engiged by
Manager Fliirke, of the vaudeville conipiny, for
a three weeks' engigement, nnd will he seen
as niembeis of Ills splendid company nn t lis ir
next appearame heic, width occuis on Tues
day, Dec. 11, nintinee and utght.
Large Barn Burned.
By Exclusive Wire t m The Associited Press.
lluntlngilon, Pa., Dec. 7. The lar,-?- birn of
Miuiay Miiipson, ncn this phce, -vis bmned
l.isl night, together Willi three horses, two cows,
fKKI bushels nf wlieit, MHI bushels nf nits, sixtv
tons of liiv and .1 Urge iinntitv nf ngrii 11ll111.il
implements, I.nss. fs.nno; insiirime, i.rim. in,,
fire is supposed to lie of imimllar,v ortr;ln.
For a Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
Holiday
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Books liow grand
they are I A solace; a di
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Our greatest efforts fall
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ood books arc on our
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Man that Corrupted
Hadleyburg, The: by
Mark Twain; published
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Solitary Summer and
Elizabeth and Her
German Garden; hand
some two-volume sets,
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Wanted A Hatch
maker; Paul Ford's ex
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York life; holiday edi
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our price 1.50.
David Harum, Christ
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handsomely gotten up;
our special price, 1.59.
In Tune with the Infin
ite, and What All The
World's a Seeking; two
verv pretty volumes by
Ralph Waldo Trine; our
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Elsie Books for Girls,
compiled by Martha
Fiuley; a new one this
year; our price 75c.
four
Jonas Long's
Novelties.
largest stores of New York City,
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The best books by all the best authors. Some charm
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handy volume size, fine
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What Is Worth While
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In His Steps, by Chas.
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The Drama and Lec
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flarble Faun, by Haw-
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Round the Year With
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