The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, September 27, 1902, Page 9, Image 9
Aw I , v- f . I I' vr I' I"' t THlS SCl ANTON lltlBUNEATURDAY, gEPTtiMBEtt 27, 1902. 1 v ' - I NORTHEASTERN f I PENNSYLVANIA I HONESDALE. Btie'elal to tho Scinnton Tribune. ' Honcsilitlc, Sept. 26 The eontrnct for the election of Hie bildge ocr the Lnckawaxcn iler on Miiln stteet hns been aw in iled to the Ponn Bildge lom pany of Roam Fulls, Pit,! considera tion, $40,745. A mlnsttel anil vaudeville entertain- ment, umlcr the auspices of tho Honcs i dale Foot Hall association, will be con ducted In the opeia house, Filday evening, Oct, 10. Two more telephone wires me being placed on thp poles between Cntbon dale and Hnnosdnle. The last of n seiles of exclusions to Blnglinmton will be run by the Kile, Sunday, Sept. 28. Gem go Itli'kort, John Blllard nnd Haiold C. Yetkcs aie the litembPis of the new company to be known as the Hnnesdnlc cut Glass company. They have pui chased and lommcnccd lomod ellnpr tho building- at the foot of Hlghth stieot, In which to commence opcia tlons Next Sunday will occur the unuunl rallying day in the Picsbyteiian Sun day school. Satuidav evening the time II411U for rebate on tuxes In Honesdalo boiough expires. Geoige L Walt7, one of the Wayne county Republican nominees fot repic sentatlve, Is a vetcian of the Clll war.. As a' icsult he caules 1111 nttl flelal aim: He sened under command of Colonel Coe Duiland, and has been a life-long iepiesentatle Republlian. Dm lug the past season the Hones dale ball team has plaed twent-one games. They won IV, lost 7, and one was a tie. Mr and Mis. John 12 Richmond ate expected to anive home Monday, fiom the White mountains. Miss Maiy A. Mumfoid has ictuined to the Nutlona) Paik semlnaiy, Wash ington, D. C, to resume her studies. Miss Katharine L. Chambcts has left for a visit in New Yoik city and Dai ien, Conn. As f 01 e told by the weather wlie, the llnestoim has been a long and wet one, completely knocking out the atti ac tions at the Wayne county fair. None of the laces or atti actions scheduled have taken place, and the many thous and people who visit the fair annually have not appealed on the scene. It has pioen an expensive storm to the management of the fair, and to many others. The special atti action in ought heie for the fair was put on the static at the opeia house, Friday evening, by the manageis of the fair. The farce comedy company, "Dennis O'Day, Esq ," with a full band and 01 rhestia, will be the atti action at the opeia house, Wednesday, Oct 1. On Fiidst, on account of the niln, all i.iccs at the Wayne county fair weie dcclaicd off, and a postponement announced until Wednesday and Thtus. da, Ui t. S and 9, when they hope to have the laces. HAKFORD. Special to the Scianton Ttlbune Haitoul, Sept. 26 Mi. E. T. Tiffany, y.onp of the oldest and most lespcetod lcsltionts ot Haiford, died Satuiday evening, age SI eais. The f uncial was held Tuesday, Sept. 2d, at his late home. Rev. C. W. Hawkins officiated. Di Oveiton, of BlnghanUon; Mr. M. Gairlnet, of Caibondalc; Mr. and Mis. Couise, of Jackson; Mi. and Mis. Southworlh, of Louisville, attended the funeial of 13. T. Tiffany, Tuesday. Haiford fair will be held Sept. :!0. Hoiace Sweet has sold his faun to Henry Barnard. Mr. and Mis. A. Lee Tiffany, of Hait ford, Conn., weie called heie by tho death of Mr. Tiffany's fathei. Ed. Miller and son, Fled, of New Tork, are guests of Hany Miller this week. Miss Jennie Williams, of Peckville, Ib visiting Miss Minnie Danow. Rev. and Mis. Fisher and daughter are the guests of Miss Sophia. Mr. Fisher will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal chuich, Sunday riiomlng. Rev. Eia, of Waymait, v. as visiting old friends? in town this week. Prof. Stearns, Norma Dauow and Nina Mooic attended the Teachcis' as sociation at Foster, Sept. 19-20. Walker Sheiwood, of BInghamton, was in town Satutday. Ed. Patteison, of Scianton; will Patteison and wife, of Now Mllford, were the guests of their paients. In this place, Thuibday. Mis. It. J. Hepburn, of Oieen Ridge, and William Hepburn, of Scranton, were guests of Mis. James Rogcis this week. UNtONDALE. Special to the Scinntnii Tilbune. Unlondiile. Sept. 2b. A blithday party was given to little Ruth Lockwood last Filday. A lingo nuitibei of hei biiglu, associates enjoyed themselves and had an exceedingly pleasant time at the suppet table. Ruth was five yens old on that day. lev. and Mis. J. G. Raymond ic tuined Friday fiom a suveinl dus' visit nc.tr Honesdale. Miss Coin Wells and Miss Hannah Sheibol spent Satuiday in Ciiibomliile. Miss Nettle Newell, of Scianton, was enteitalnrd over Sunday at thu homo of her fathei, Rev. J. V. Newell, Miss Frank Lewis, Miss Annie Owius nnd Mis. Chit a Mills anil othcis of our townspeople availed themselves on Monday of the advantages offeied by Jonna Long's Sons' exclusion to Scum ton. Mis. Llnwood Spool and llttlu son, Almond, visited In Caibondnlo on Tucs day. Ruv. AVIIIIum H. lllller and wife, of Wilkes. Bane, weio entei tallied by Mis, A, B, Tliigley lccently, Rev, J, a. Raymond olliciated at the funeral seivlies of Hotuto Bennett, at Tluah, on Wednesday. Filday night, thieves made an on elaught on Mis. Shuball Cupc'iitei's chicken house, They bagged thliteen No Substitute Offeied. Say what ou will about diugglsts offeilng something "Just us good" be cause It pays a bettei piofit, the fact titill stands that nlnoty-ulne out of a hundred druggists jecoinmend Chaipber Iain's Colic, Choleta nnd Dlairhoea Remedy when the best, remedy for dlai rhoea is asked for, and do so becaiihe they know It Is the one icmedy that can always be depended upon, oven in the most severe and daugeious cases. It Is for sale by all diugglsts of the best fowls. There I" sftong evi dence that llio same plundereia rpbbctl Tlieinn Dlmmlck of seven geese, Rev, Alfied Kastinan, wife nnd vtwo ilaughtPis, Miss' Lotle ttusttnun nnd Mis. Nettle Tayloi, of South Canaan, uic guests of f 1 lends in town. , HAWLEY. Special to the Scranton Tilbune. Hawloy, Sept. 25 A vety sad accident occuned near the Haw ley Glass com pnn's factory Inst Tuesday evening nlmut 7.10 when William L. Feely, who wits on his way fiom the Eddy to his home, was struck by passenger train No. 2.'!, but was not seen by any one until an Erie and Wjomlng Valley engine had passed that way and some one on if saw his mangled fot in nnd he whs picked up and cairled to his home where he died at 11. SO that even ing, lie was 27 .veins of age and a glass blower by ti.ide. He was a mem tar of the Glass Blowcis union which tinned out In 11 bodv at his funpral whlih was held Filday nt 10 30 n. in. at St. Phllomcna's ihuieli wheie solemn high inns of ieiiilpm wits sung by his p.istoi. Rev. P. C. Wlntois. Miss Yolando Klllam, of Paup.tc, was the guest of hct filend, Miss Small E. Knapp, Thuisduv. Edward Holdpu, of Foil Jcivls, was in town over Sundtiv. Miss Ueba Slmpklns ipturtied liome Monday evening after seveial months visit In Camdrn, Pa. Tuesday she went to Honesdule vlieie she will spend .1 week nt Hotel Wa.vne as the guest of her biothei, Leonaul. Mls M.uy Mun.iy leturned fiom New York pit, Mondn. A cm loitd of eoal, the first In the coal pockets since the beginning ot the strike, made it lively for the cai men Ftiduy. Mis. r. C. White, we ate sotty to say, is again on the sick list, Ni:VMTLFORD. Special lo the Si 1 union Tillumo New Milfoid. Sept. 26 Cli.nles Ben jamin and Howaid Hudcn have te tuined home fiom New Yoik whetc thej have 'been visiting fi lends. Mts Vienna Hit j den and daughtei, Nellie, have 1 etui tied to Philadelphia, nftei spending sevet.il weeks with ic latlves heie. The ladles of the Wot king Guild will seive a ton-cent suppet In the lectuie loom of the Piesbyteilan church, Fil ti.iv afternoon of next week. Evetyone invited. William Hauling is In Hat foul this week on business. The New Mllford ball team will go to Gibson, Satuiday to play with the Gibon team Mis. N. P 'f. Flnth and famllv Inve gone to Washington wheie they will icside (lining the w Intel. The New Mlltoid hand gave a conceit on U. G. Fi ink's lawn, Tuesday even ing. L J. DeWItt has icturned fiom a two week's business nip In Indiana. Geoige Bennett called on Heait Lake fi lends, Thuisday. The joung people of the Baptist chuich will conduct a social at the chinch next Tuesday evening. The New Milfotd band will furnish music lor the occasion and light tefieshments will be setved. Admission ten cents. 1JALLSTEAD. Special to the Scianton 'Midline Hallstead, Sept. 2i Largely attended funeial services met the lemalns of the late Miss Lllllail Conipton weie held Wednesday afternoon from the Piesby teilan church. Dining the sei vices her Sunday school class, consisting of Misses C01.1 Tiowbildge, Lottie and Ethel Slnuell, Emma Fishoi and Loda Slont, sang 'Safe in the Aims ot Jesus," also a nuaitette, Mis Rei t Wnteiman, Mis Edwaid Hendtick, Sjlvestet Baines and W'llllani Me dea iv, sang "Lead. Klndlv Light," and "God Be with You Till AVe Meet Again." A latge number of floinl offei ings weie in evidence, among them be ing "Gates Aj.n," fiom the business men of this plaie; a pillow, fiom her Sunday school iluss; a wicath, Fay Kelly, of Elmlia; a pillow, Misses Slvia and Janet ('hone, of Susque hanna; also pieces fiom the following friends and iclatlves: Mi. and Mis, Geoige Jl. Lamb, Mi. and Mis. W. F. Slmiell, Mastci Haiold Rummet, ot Blnghniutoii; Miss Eglestou and pupils; Miss Floionce Qulgley, of Blnghaniton. Mis. Charles Cuuler anil Mis. Dennis, Mi.s. Mitiguict Wood, Miss Mm Mm Mil lard, Di, and Mrs. Schnonmnkei, .Mis. Jeiome dones, of Conklln; Sir. and Mrs. H. J. Blown, Mts, James Howell, The flow ei -beai cis were Leta and Ethel Slnuell, Maud Cnpwell, Loda Sloat, Janet and S.vlvla ('hone, or Susquehan na; Alice and Bessie Dennis, t'oia Ti ow bt Idge, Flotence Simpson, Maty Simmons, Mhij Van Fleot. Eminli Fisher, The pall-beat eis weie George Sutniueiton, Irvln Chuich, Stephen Tlngley, Dell Simpson, Flank SIc Cicaiy and Chailes Gannon. A num ber of out-of-town f 1 lends attended the funeial. The business places and hchools weie t lined timing the spiv Ices, Mi. and -Mis. Harney Phillips and ton Ti.uy uie visiting fi lends In Buffalo. Sllss Jennie Peity was a callei In Susquehanna, Wednesday. She will ho nicoinpiinlpd homo by her filend, Sllss Alice Llndse, of Rockland, who will nunc nor n snoit visit, Stlss Slaud Han Hon, of Tlngley, is visiting ft lends In town. FOR I3ST CITY. Special to the Scranton Tribune. Potest City. Sent. 2G Mi. nmi m.j Thomas J. Tuttle, left this week foi' vviiton, icmtt, wneie tney will icside In the ftituie. '1'hev inn most 1 tli..i,,i.i people and a wide clicle of ft lends will wbu mem success in incir Western home. Mis. William T. Iiouklns mul ,lnii,.i,. id, mo visiting in scianton. Tho .Misses Isabelle Johnson and Myitle Mm tlrt have accepted positions in the olilce of the Hillside Coal and lion company, Mrs. Austin Podboy, wife of one of the Foiest City men now in the Klon dike, jecelved 11 check foi 500 fiom her husband this week, Theie aie neaily a dozen Foiest City men now In the Klondike and It Is said they aie nil piospeilng. Slie. W. S. Hosklns has gone to Oklu hoitia to isit iclutlves for tho wlntei. Hei husband Intends to leave In a few dajs for seveial months stay in Eng land. Mm tin Flemmlng ami Mis. Blanche Matone nnd daughter, Margaret, of Aldoiivlllc, nrc vlsltlngint the home of J. J, Walkei. Mis, J, V. Hudson, nt Polmerton, Is tlto guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Dunnler. A daughter wits hot 11 to Sheiiff nnd Mrs. W. Ji Mnxey In Montrose last week. Mrs. Mnxey Is now Buffering of pneumonia, but her hosts of ft lends will be pleased to know that the news which comes fiom her bedside la now on com aging. A citizen In this week's Forest City News, offeis the following peittncnt suggestion which It would be well to heed: "It is 11 cilmlunl action, liable to line or Imprisonment, to call "scab" or throw stones at a person In this (omtnonwcnlth, nnd 1 would respect fully suggest that If paients will take time by the fotetock and watn their child! en to terrain fiom doing so, they may save future trouble nnd'embnr rnssinent. Would It not be well for the public school teachers to call the atten tion of their fupHs to the fact? The gientcr pait of the trouble at this place hos been caused by li responsible youths who follow non-union men, shouting nnd thiovvlng stones. They attract crowds and Incite trouble. We have been Infoimed that Captain Blgelow Intends to make an example of some of the youngsters nnd It would be well for paients to wain their ovctly enthusias tic offspilng to be o.ulet and oiderly. FACTOimiLLE.' Sppcliil to the Scianton Tilbune. Fnctoiyvllle, Sept. 26 There will be union set vices at the Baptist chinch it".t Sunday evening. Rpv. J. N. iLec. of the Methodist Episcopal chinch, will ii each M. W. Bliss Is In New Yoik city on a business trip Councilman R. P. Llndley, ot the Twentieth wind, will do grand juty dut.v In the 1'nlted States com t, at Scianton. net month. Several fiom this place will attend the Statk family leunlon this Satuiday at East Lemon , ' At the legulat meeting of Fnctoiy vllle encampment. No. 246, Independent Oidoi of Odd Fellows, held last Wed nesda night, the following officers weie elected: C. P., Charles Packet ; H. P, Zlba L. Hinds: S W., S. C. Rey nolds J. V M. W. Bliss; treasuiei, A. J. Gat duet: trustee. G. W. Stanton. Al. Ft eat has left the emplov of the Factoi.vvlllp Light, Hent and Power companv nnd accepted a position with Lewis Hin ding, at Johnstown, Pa. Quite a numbei of our old veterans and townspeople will take advantage of the low tales and go lo Washington, I) C, to attend the national conven tion of the old soldleis. William Moote and Hany Comad are doing stilke duty with tho Thiiteenth lcgiment at Ol) pliant. TUSKHAXNOCK. Speclnl to the Scranton Tribune Ttinkhannock, Sept. 2G Sliss Sniah lloadley, who is emplojcd In the Intel -national Cottespondence schools at Set iinton. Is visiting bet mothei, Mis Jennie Hoadle, at this place. Miss Eicanoi Reynolds, of Sci anion, ( Is the guest of her giandpaients. Sir. and Mis William Giaham, on West Tioga stteet. The old law office fottnerly occupied bj Ross & Dei shinier is being leniod eled by woikmcn, and will be used by Paul Billings' Sons as an office when it Is finished. Next Sunday, September 28, a seivlce lit the Intel est of the Sunday school will bo held In the Piesbjteilan chuich. Rev. S. C. Hodge will deliver the nd dicss. The wedding of Sliss Nellie Billings, of this place, and Clatence Geoige, of Shic, will occui at the home of the foi met on Wednesday, October 1. The Daughtets of the Ameiican Revolution aie about to erect n tablet in the cottidor ot the couit house, in niemoiv of the Revolutlonuiv soldleis who 1 est in this count. The tablet will be eugtaved with their names. Mis. Susan E Jones, of Mexico, will speak In the Baptist chuich on Sunday moinlng on the subject of "Mission Woik In Slexlco " F. C. Camp is about to open an oyster loom and icstauiatit on the coiner of Tioga and Wan en stteets. S. Judson Statk, of West Plttston, foi met Ij of this place, attended the funeial of Claience A. Little on Thurs day. Mis. Atthut Stebbins, of Bnltimoie, who has been ill with typhoid 'fever at the home of her mothei, on Wan en stteet. Is much Imptovcd, and able to be about the house. HOPBOTTOM. ' Special lo the Sol anion Tilbune. Hopbottom, Sept. 20. Rev. L. Lewis Is spi tiding the week with ftlends In New York citj. Sirs. Tlngley mid daughter, of Hnll- stcad, visited at the home of E. C. Tlng ley tecontly. Sllss Emma Janaushek spent Wed ncsclnj with Klngsley fi lends. Di, Johnson, of Haifoul, was a lecent caller In town. Slis. Edgai Alexander nnd Miss Myra Jackson spent Thuisday at the home of Slorris Tlngley, in Lenox. Slis. Alniita Riown and daughter SIpIUi, of Newaik Valley, 'aie spending some time with fi lends In town. Call at Finnk Jannushek's furniture state on Sitiuday, Scptembci 27, and Octobei 4, ami Inspect the new line of fall hats and veilings, DALTOX. At the .Methodist church on Sunday moinlng, the pastor, Rev. A, J. Vnn Cleft, Ph.D., will pi each on "The Father GlotlllPd by tho Son," and In the e piling on "Paul's Shlpwtttk." The Silver Spiay quintette, of Scian ton, will give a conceit In the .Metho dist chinch on Tuesday evening, under tho auspices of the Epwoith league. The admission will bo ten cents. A son was bom to Sir, and Mis, Fied Beeiner C8tPiday moinlng. A. SI Film has been entei talnlng his sister this week, R. S, Seeds, of Blimlnghani, Pa do llveitd his humoiuus lectuie In the Baptist chinch on Tliuisdity evening, Owing to the inclement weather a smull audience was picseut, but all enjoyed the many Btoiles he related, The Six Pilnclple Baptists me hold ing theli annual gatlieilug In their chuich heio for three du, beginning yesteiday. The heavy tains of the past two days have swollen tho waters of the cieek heie gieatly and tonsldeiable damage Iiuh been done to the work conimenrpd on the election of the new bildge. For a nine 11 was reaiert me tempoiary bridge over the stteam would be washed away. The woik on the new bilrlim moves along veiy slowly nnd the pios pects me It will not be completed for a long time, At the Baptist chuich, Sunday morn ing, the pastoi will pieach on "Chris tlun Conduct Towuid Thosu Without," THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" IMS, FOR IIS.' 1 SUES Only mif a Cent a Word. For Bent. $1S For Rent Ten-loom house; excellent nclghhoihnod; all model n Itnpinvii meats, on avenue. Apply to R. P. Ham ilton, CO Spruce street. FOR RENT-8lx-room house with bath, 1M South Lincoln avenue. Room for Bent. FRONT ROOM for rent; desirable, 424 Auams avenue. Furnished Boom for Bent. FOR RENT Two ft out looms for gen tlemen only. Inquho lull Capouso live. FOR RBNT-A pleasant room nt 411 Qulncy nvenuc, to one or two gcntlo men. Excellent eating house near. Furnished Booms Wanted. WANTED To lent for the wlMteTCTTfiTn iiMied house in good location for fnm llv of two. Addicss A. B. C, ,"i05 Boaid ot Tiade. For Sale. FOR SALE Household Roods, new side boincl, table, bed lounge, bookcase and wilting desk. Combined sewing ma chine and wiish stand, vase", Jaullnleics, glasstvaio, lefilgciator, lawn mower. 145 Monioe avenue, Dunmoic. FOR SALE Seir-plavlng oicliesttlou, horns, pipes, cltiim, tilangle. etc.; will lie sold at a small pi Ice, which it will quickly em n tn hotel, hall oi club. E. C. Rlckei, Piano Denlci. 2lti Adams avenue, net oss Squaro from Postoftiec. 1'OR SALE-An entile ilg consisting ot llv o-v eat -old black pacing hoiae, t lib ber tiled lop wagon, harness, blan kets, whips, etc;., will ho sold cheap for want of use. W. I). Sweet, l.'ll Shoit avc. I' OR SALE About 20 feet of desk coun ter, sui mounted with glass fiont and two openings, lowci poition nicely pan elled, witli diawets and nhHes und',i neath. Slay be seen at tho olilce of Tho 'lilbune. Wanted. WANTED Either on stumpagc or In I mil lltnbeied with ash, 1000UO feet. William O'Kcofe, Koust Clt, Pa Eeal Estate. f'Rat5 y49 CV ACREAGE LOTS CASH OR EASY TERMS NEAR THE MAMMOTH WLWm STEEL UI AND TWO BEAUTIFUL PARKS. v fiim t nnrnwcnM vvrv """'. irr',, U n. n trie 1,0. oanK oiae., r . v . n..ff. n v " , . j. i-rr 4 I'OR SALE-Hotel nt Waveilj. Pa.: the onl.v hotel at AVaveily with a laige bain and on an acie of ciotmd; on the comet of two sheets; doing a good busi ness, tents now fot JnOO pot veat. Will ell cheap; good icason for selling, also n lingo fnim Call nnd soo J C. 55m nieh 517 I.ackavvnnna avenue, tho ical estate man; bioker. FARM FOR SALK-Any onp wishing to bu an excellent faim can secute a gteat bargain bv calling on or addtcsslng M M F.vans, Consumers' Ice Co, city. FOR SALE-Elegant sites for homes in upper Gicen Ridge; choice neighbor hood; most desltablo locality foi home In Lac'cavvanna county. J. A. Marvina, 1736 Sanderson avenue. Lost. LOST A iiibbei ilm for cauitgo Suit- aoie rewatii ir ictuined to E N. Wil laid, bOS Madison avenue. LOST White and blown spotted sottet dog. Reward if returned to Ib'jii Mon--ej avenue LOST On Thtoop car which left Couit House squaie at 4 .".0 o clock on Thtiis dav .afteinein, nn open faced silver watch wtih mnnogiam, G. M. W, also fob with same monogram. Suitable icwaid foi le tuiii to .rJ0 Montoo avenue. LOST A music poitfollo containing music, iiem Linden stieot and Qulncv avenue. T'Inder please lettun to 317 Qulncy avenue. Boaiders Wanted. BOARDERS WAlfrKlTodaTdaml pleasiut rooms; furnished ot unfurn ished looms nt 21 J Noith Main avenue. Feisonal. A IIANDSOXIE voting widow, no tela tlves, wotth JS9.00O, wants immediately a leliiible, houct husband capable ot managing same; dudes and men looking for doll faces do not answer. Addiess Loietto, 98 Ogden avenue, Chicago. A CHICAGO nianufactuiei, independently wealthv, wants a siuccio and sensi ble home-lnvlng wire. Addiess Ml. Johns, Dbj W. Mndlson stieot, Chicago. LEGAL. NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION.'. Tim n.irl. noi ship heretofoio existing between W. II. McGannh and D. J, Uliomas. do ing business nt 209 Lackawamiu avenue. Sitanton. Pa. under tho tlim name ot McGaitah & Thomas, Is this day dis solved bv mutual ugi cement, D. J. Thom as letlting, All obligations owing by said dim are assumed bv AV. II. .McOiu lah, wlio will continue tho business and collect all nccoiiiitH duo the lit in WM. H. M'C.ARRAH, ' 1). .1. THOMAS. Tho paituciHlilp lictetofoie existing be tween D, J Thomas and W. H. McGar nth, doing business at .ll Wjomlng ave nue Scianton. Pa. nuclei tlia litm namo of ), J. 'Ihomus R, Co, Is tills dav, dis solved bv mutual agreement, W. II. Mc Gaiiah irthing, All oliligutions owing b said Hun aie assumed li D, J, Thom as, who will continue the business and collect nil accounts duo tho linn. AVM. II. M'OARRAH. 1) J. THOMAS. Scianton, Pa,, Sept, no, VMi, and in the evening on "Aids to Char acter Building." Mr. nnd Mis. Hdwurd Put don, of Cnr bondale, were the guests of tho for inei's mother and hi other, In this place, this week, A. A. Uaton, of Bltiglltlllltoii, N. Y Is lepaitlng the dumagc done to the Kuton block by the tecent Hie, NICHOLSOy, Epeclal to the Scranton Tribune, Nicholson, Sept. lei Mis. H. a Muck is on the sick list. Mrs, C, P. Osboino and daughter. Ruth, and Mis. G, G, Rought and son, George, are spending a few das with the foi mer's paients, Mr, and Mrs. Sweet, of Harford. Mrs. A'. C. Decker and Mis. C. II. MacConnell spent AA'cdnesday at Palls, are visiting friends In Klngslej. Class No b of the Methodist Episcopal chuich will sctve a ten cent supper nt the Opeia House Friday fiom 5 to 7, the pio eccds of which will go towurdj a window fur the new chuich. No Order Accepted Tor Less Thnn 10 Cents. Branch WANT Of fie 33, Want Advertisements Will Be Becelved at Any of the Follow ing Drug Stoies Until 10 F, M. Central City ALBERT SCHULT?.. coinor Mul bcrtv street and Webster ave. aCHTAV P1CHBL, l0 Adams avenue. West Side GF.O. AA JEN'KINS, 101 South Main avenue, South Scranton rntJD L TERPPE, 72D Cedar North Scranton GKO A'. DAA'IS, coiner Notth Main uvenue and Market stieot. Green Bldge CHARLES P. JONES, 1357 Dick- son nvcntio. V. J. JOHNS, 9J0 Oieen Ridge stieet. C. I.ORENZ. coiuei Washington avenue and Minion stieet. Peteisburg1 AA'. H. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving avenue. Dunmoie J. G. BONE SON. Help Wanted. X'VVK''A AVANTED At onec, expcilcneed stonog liiphct and I) pen i Itci. C. S AA'ool wotth AVANTED Aironts to soil tea and cof fee lo consiimcis Positions pot mu nont Gland Union Tea Co. lill Lacka wanna incline Help Wanted Male. AVANTED Two bovs It, to Jn veals old; light work, 011 Robinson stteet. BOWLING ALUIVS-A niiin to take clunge of wanted Dlt Robinson stieet SIX good ciiipeutcts wanted fot to build fotnis foi conoicto masomy at Schc licctadj. N. Y. AA'uges, JO cents pen hour. Butke Bios. SALLS.MAN Evpptlenecil in placing pio pilctniy tncdldncs with lctnil diug glsts, high class line, llbcial pie Addiejs stating cxpoiloneo and lofotence E R Giles & Co, L'OCO iAlnrkct stieot, Philadel phia, Pa. AArANTED On account of inci cased wntk competent machinists to woik in huge lalhoad shops near Plttsbiug, wages J",, 2G .'7 cents pet hoiu , peiinancnt emplnv ment given for satlsfnctoiv oivicc. fur lalhoad tiaiispoitntlou tiiinished fiom AA ilkes-B.ine lo Plttsliuig Fot fin then lufoimatinn addiess C I. Snvdci. ." Moonev building BulTnlo. N A' . in wilt ing, glvo date of bli tb opeilonce. wheie last cmploved. on what Kind of woik, and when able to lepoit foi clutv Help Wanted Female. THOROl'GIILA." cxpeticneert i lies pill foi notions and laces, ttiiti.il tll. stoic, good opening. Addiess Conlldcntial, 'lilb une ofliec WANTIOD A waltiess Applv to Mis Hcuiy Bclin, 117 Jeffeison avenue Agents Wanted. GENERAL agent wanted to li unlit one of the best invi stments on the niniket. A good man should make $.V) to $7" week l.v Inducements aie the best: guaiaii teed position No capital needed Wis consin oil Companv, lion Block, .Mil waukee, Wis i LARGE CORPORATION wants oneigetic Geueial Agent for this count j No books. Insula nte, ot canvassing. Ac quaintance with men hunts and nmnti lactuieis nccossuo. Peiinancnt Bond State age, expetionec icfei elites Hist let tei. Addiess, Suitu &7-', No 1001 Chestnut St, Philadelphia Salesmen Wanted. SALESMEN WANTED-Competcnt men capable of earning good monc, to handle oiu lino of caibou copNitig pa per!?, cltbci legular oi on tho side, Philip Hano S. Co, 1-a Union Stiuaie, Nciw Yoilt Citj . Board and Rooms. VERY DESIRABLE suite of looms with first class table board, can bo obtained at 233 Jeffeison avenue. Miscellaneous. THEf'SToiTEL'LAUNDRYr Dutunoi'o, lntindcts shirts nt Sc. each and collais and cuffs ut l!c. each. SEALED PROPOSALS. SEALED PROPOSALS will be teceUcd by the coiint ol Laekiwauuii, ioi furnishing and electing complete! one cou eicte and epaiulcd niotal inch Inlilku on tho abandoned I''attoi. illo and Vliiiigton Tuinpiko toad oci Dean's Mill deck, near tho lesldeneo of Rotate Scinnans In La Pliimo boiough, All bids must bo accompanied b a eei tllled check tot n uei cent, of amount 'and in hands of iiuilcislKued on or bofoie 1.' o eloclc noon, September , liw.'. Plans and specifications at count coiiinilslon ei's nfllcc, Tho rlslll lo eject utl und all bids is icsctved, H. A. JONI.S, t'ountv fimtiullci. Attest; JOHN MORRIS, Deputj, SEALED PROPOSALS will be leeched 1) the county of Lackawauiiit foi nil -Ulshlng and election complete of a con eteto and expanded metal aielt bildsc, with steel beams Imbedded lu coiutoto arch, located on tho abandoned Paetoij. Illo and Ablngtoii tuinpiko load In hoi oiigh of IJallon, uc.it it sidem c of AV, S Ilusluudci Bids to be accompanied by a c ci tilled check rot 5 per cent, of amount. Pluus and specifications ut county coitimlssloiioi.s' ofiltc Bids to bo lit bauds of uudeislgiicd on m lieloie 1.' o'clock noon. Sopl , iiw.' Tho light to i eject any ot all bids Is tescivrd E. A, JONES, Couiltv t'ontiollci'. Aiiest; jcm.N .Muitms. Peputy SEALED PROPOSALS will bu 7c'cdveel by tho county of Luckuwuntiu foi thu furnishing and election eomplcto of the following hildgcj: Ono cvpaudod metal eoncieto iilcli bildGo on thu ubaiiiloned Faetoijvillo and Abltmlnn Turnpike load, near Ooluvvaic, l.uckavvaun and Western station at La Plume, One steel glider eoitiigatcd lion, ceiucicle-llouieil biiclgo on tho abandoned Fitttois lllu and Ablug ton Tuinpiko io.ul in Ulcubuiii boiough neat Wavoily line. Ono steel glutei coi lugutcd lion, eoneieto-llooied bildgo over Kennedy's etcck in Nottli Abington town. shl near fuunot Noiniau White. One steel eh del coiiugutcd It on. eoitctete Hooted bildge ovct Whltncj's cieek lu West Abington township, Ono steel tiuss bildge over Spring Biook at mouth of Gieen Run In Sniiug IltooK township, All bids must be accompanied by a eei tilled check fot 0 per cent, of amount ns evidence of good faith and be In hands of uudeislgiicd on ot beroie 1- o'clock noon September SO, 100.'. The light to ie Joct uny and all bids is hetcby leaerved. Plans and spoclikatlons at ofllco of County Commlssloneis, Court House, Scianton U A JONES, County Couttoller. Attest: JOHN MORRIS. JKputy Conti oiler. DIRECTORY. Only Half a Cent a Word. LEGAL. IN RE "Estate of Ann Phillips, Into ot tho Cltv of Hcianton, County ot Lack uwiimia, dcceitsed. Letters of administration upon tho nbovo mimed cslato having been giautcd to tho nuclei signed, all poisons Having claims or demands against the same will nicsent them for pit v incut, mid all those Indebted thcieto will mako Immcdlato pigment to UEORUE AV. PHILLIPS, Muntclpal Building, Scianton, I'a. TIIOS. P. AVELLS. Attorney foi L'stato. TTWt IN RE: Transfer of license. No. '.'I,, Mulch session. VML i Notice Is given that the Coutt of Quar-, ivi ovpbiuiis mis Kiuncuei a lino eu miiciw iiitiso why the hotel llccnso of Michael Ruslmtlk, In building of Annstu Knach. on "A" stieet, Third waul, borough of .Tel m vn, i omit v of Lackawanna, shall nut bo ttansfciird to building ot Micluicl O'Neill on "A" stieet, Third waul or Bald boiough ot .loimjn, Rctui liable tho intli of Octobei, 1!H).'. T M. MONAOHAN, Attorney for Petitioner. IN RE: Estato of Anna B. Richmond, Into or tho City of Scianton, Penn sylvania, deceased. Lctteis ot ndmlnlstintlon upon tho above i stale having been granted In thu iiuei signed, all poisons having claims or demands against the said estate cue heicby notllled to piesont them fot pay ment, and tlioso Indebted to said estate will make pav ment to FREDERICK E SCOTT. Adtnlulstiiitor, 1012 ilcnis Building. AMENDMENT 'I O THE CONSTITU TION PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OP THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR 'THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENN SYLVANIA, PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COM MONWEALTH IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITU TION A JOINT RESOLUTION Pioposing an amendment to section ton ot aitlcle one ot the Constitution, so that a (IKtMaiRo of a Jtu lor fulluto to ugtco oi other iiceess.ny cause shall not woik an anittiltul Section 1 Ro It 1 1 solved bv llio Son ito and House ot Rcpiesi ninth es of the Commonwealth or Pent lvnnlti lu Gen otal Aseinhlv met, That tho following be pioposed as nn nmendinPiit to the Con stitution, tli.it Is to sav, that section ten ot nillclc one, which leads as follows' "No pei son sli ill. roi any Indictable of fense, be pioeoodcd ogainst ciiinlnallv bv lufoi mation, eeept lu cases ailslng in the Innd oi naval Toiccs, oi In the militia, when In actual service in time ot win oi public dingei, oi bv leave of the coutt foi nppicstion oi mlsdemeauoi in office. No pc.i-on shall. Tot tho same offense, bo twice put in jeopaidv or life- ot limb; nor shall pilvate propci tv be taken oi applied to public use. without autlioiilj of law and without Just compensation bolus litst made oi seemed," be amended so as to cud as follows. No poison shall, for anv indictable of fense, ho proceeded against cilmliinllv by Inl'oi million, ccopt In eases niislng In the land oi naval lotecs, oi in the militia, when in actual set vice In time or win or public diinfiei. or bv leave ot the com I roi oppiession ot mlsdcincanoi in ofliec No pciscm shell, roi tho same ottensc bo twice put In jeopaidv ot lire 01 limb, but a dlsthaige or the jtuv roi failtue to iigiee, oi other necessaiv cause, shall not woik an aciiiiittal Not shall ptivnto piopeity bo tukcu ot applied to public use, without niitboiitv of law and with out just compensation being Hist niiidc oi see tuou A Hue cop of the Joint Resolution AV AV. GRIEbT. Scctctaiy of the Commonwealth. AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTI m TION PROPOSED "I O I'HE CITIZENS' ,OP THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENN SYLA'ANIA PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COAI MONWEALTH IX PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF 'HIE CONSTITU TION A JOINT RESOLUTION Pioposing an amendment to the Constitu tion or the Commonwealth Section 3 Ho It lesolvcd bv the Senate and House or RemesontiUlvos of tho Commonwealth of Pennsvlvnnln In Gen ei.il Assemblv mot, That tho follow lug Is pioposed as an amendment to tho Con stitution of the Commonwealth or Penn sylvania, in nccotdiince with tho ptovl sions or tho eighteenth aitlcle theieof: Amendment Add at tho end of section seven attlclo throe the rollowlng w olds' "Unless bc foto it shall bo intioduced in tho Geneial Assemblv, smh pioposeel spe, ial or local law shall have been Hist submitted to a populat vole, at it geneial oi special elec tion in the localltv ot localities to bo nf fectoel bv Its opctation, under in nrelcr or the couit of common pleas of tho to spectlvu counts iflei lnailng and appli cation gi anted, nnd shall havo been np pioved bv a maiotltv cr the voteis nt such election: Piovldcd Tint no such election shall bo hold until the deeieo of eotiit autboiUIng tho samo shall havo been ndvcitlseil for at least thbtv ("0) dav s In the localltv oi localities iitTecled, in snob tnaunei as the couit may direct. A tine cop.v of tho Joint Resolution. AV. AV. GRIEST, Seeietiny or the Commonwealth. PROFESSIONAL Certified Public Accountant. EDWARD C.'SPAULDING. C. P. A fll Tiadets' Bank Building. Old 'phono lSbl Aicliitects. FREDIRHCK L BROWN. ARCH B, Real Estate Exchange Bldg , lu AA'ash Ingtou avenue. Civil nnd Mining Engineers. H. L HARDING, S13 CONNELL BLDG, STEVENSON . KNIGHT, 7-'i CON liell building. Dentists. DR. C E EILENBERGER. PAULI building, Spiueo stieet, Scranton, DR C, C. LACBACII, 111 AVYOMING nvo Fhe Insuiance, SCHLAGER 6- CO, Tinders' Bank Bldg, Patent Attomeys. PAT E N TSUrlbu'i'n? Tito only licensed and equipped patent solicitor lu thu ell No ehaiBu for lu foi million on lutcntahlllly; over ten tats' cpoilcnco Kcploglo & Co., Vicars HIcIk. Hotels and Restaurants. TI I E ELK CAFE, l.NJ AND 1.7 FINNIC, llll avcilllu. Rates leasouablo 1 P. ZIEGLER, Piopiletor. SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D, I, A. W, Passenger depot Coniliu ted on tho Eu ropean plan. Vlctoi .Koth, Piopiietoi, Scavenger. A, H. BRIGGS CLEANS PIU'7VULTS and cess pools; no odoi; only lmpioved piuuiis used. A B Bilgns, piopiietoi, Leave ouieis 1100 North Main avctiuo, or Elcko's ding stote, corner Adams and Mulbeiiy, Both telephones. Wire Scieens, JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR 511 LACKA, avc, Scianton, mfrs. ot AVIte Scieens Miscellaneous. MEGARGKB BROS. PRINTERS' SUP piles, envelopes paper bags, twlno. AVniehouso, HO Washington avenue. THE AV1LKES-BARRE RECORD CAN bo h.cel lu Scianton at tho news stand of Rclsman Bios, tot) Spiueo and 50) Linden; M Not ton. j.'. Lackawanna avc; 1. S. Sihuuci, 211 Spruce stieet. !" 'L1V V mJ!S. "' " Li!" Jl ewiwq Situations Wanted. -- 1 -i-irr i iTy- . -irVUw i )fi ku Di'J'I'ATIUN VV j Cist, fi veil AVAy'l'Bp-RfglsTcnVdfrdS. euiH,i dcsliert pU'rimiippt no. 1 sltlon; leftieiiecs". ,..;;... u.;.?.""a!t" i """" m ""ess'" Mn aH-uiii,'i M & rS TTr rii sz . . k . -" HlCl AOdlOSH a ItCOHO RttULt. SITUATION WANTED-A lady wants n good, homo; in Piotestiint ramlly for her riililgltoir.iwltotd Mm Mti Uojtllght ltouscwoik for her botnd and alien,! tho high school: hits bud good tniliilng; good i pretences given, lliiinlin at A". AV. C. A. rooms, ot I3 Clay avenue. AVA N'1'EU-lly letliiod Anipilciin lady, n position hh housekooner oi senmsttesg wko'u other help Is kept. Addiess it. C this ofllee. Business Opportunity. STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS with , .t doiny. AVilto for our special mar. jtct lottor. Freo on application. S M. Hlbhnrd t Co, mombcts N. Y. Consoll dated and Stock Echnnao. 41 and 41 Broadway, Now York. Established 1S8I. Long DlBtanco 'Phone S.'iSS Binad. Money to Loan. ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO I.OAN Quick, sttalght loans or Building and Loan. At from 4 to G per cent. Call on N. V. Walker. 314-315 Connell building. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Delaware, Lncknwnnnn nnd Western. , , In Bffcct Juno 1, 110-'. L ' lining leave Scianton ror JSevr York At 1 w. .l:o, 1,03, 7 0U and lolo a. m.; IJ 40, J 10, 3 33 ii m. J''or Now Yoik and Phlla dclphla ,50. 10 111 a. m , nnd 1.' 10 and a 33 P m, For Gouldsboio At el 10 p. m For Burralo-113, t, .'. and ! (l n. m ; 1 "". 0 00 and 11.10 p tr. Foi Blughamtoit. Elmlia nnd way slntlons-lO.L", u. m , 1.03 p m. 1 or Oswego. Syutciisc! nnd Utlcit-1 V, and "-".?.'.."' ' "' P' "i Oswego, Syiacuse and Utlca Italn at u ii a. m. daily, except Sundav. For Monti osc-9 00 a m ; 1 01 nndbnO p. tn. Nicholson accommodation 4 00 and cj ir p m. Bloomsbutg Division For Noithumbor. Innd. nt hJ3 and 10 10 n. m.: 153 nnd 61(1 P tn. For Pljmouth, at 810 u. m.; 3 40 and U 03 p m. Sunilay Ti.iins-For Now.A'oik, 1 'iO. 3 20, Mb. 1010 n m.: .140 nnd 3 33 p m For Burtnlo-115 nnd 6 22 n. m.j 153. UN) and li 10 p. m. For Klmlra and way atntlons 10. i n. m. For Blnglinmtou and wnv sta tions, noo n. in Bloomsbuig Division-" Leave Scianton, 10 10 a. m. and G 10 p in. Lehigh Valley Ralhoad. In lJITcct Juno 13, 11)0.'. , Trains Leavo Scianton Tor Philadelphia and New Yotk via D. & If R R , at ot 7.11, tliiough Pntlor Car und Day Coich Caibondnlo to New Yoik and 0 47 a m . with L A'. Coach Carhon dale to Philadelphia, nnd 2 IS. 4 33 (Black Diamond Expiess). and 1140 p m. Bun dles D ,L If. R R , 1 5S, 0 17 p m. Foi AVIilts Haven, Har.lcton and princi pal points In the eoal legions, via D & H. R R , 7.41. 2 IS and 4 33 p. m. For Pottsvlllo. 7 11 a. m Foi Bethlehem, Easton, Rending. Hnr rlshtitg and pilncipal Intoinveilliito sta tions, via D TI. Rj R , 7)11, 0 17 a m ; 218, 133 (Black Diamond Expicss), 114a p. m Simdns, D Ai H. It R, DCS a. m ; 1 &S 9 17 p m. Tor Timkhannock, Towandn, Elmlia, Ithaca, Geneva and piluclpal Intermediate stations via D , L. & AV. R R , G S3 a. m. nun t :. p m I'm Geneva. Rochester, Buffalo. Niag ara Falls, Chit igo and all points west via D a if R R. 12 01 p. in: US (BInrk Diamond Expiess). 10 41, 1141 p m Sun davs D ill R R, 1203, 917 p m Pullman pat lor nnd sleeping or Lehigh A'nllcy Parlor curs on nil tinins between AVIIkes-Bano and Now. Yoik. Philadel phia, BulTnlo and Suspension Bridge ROLL1N H AVILBUR. Gen. Supt , 20 Cm Hand stieet New Yoik CHARLES S LEE Gen Pass Agt . 28 Cot Hand stieot. Now York. A AV NONEMACII10R, Dlv. Pass. Agt. South Bethlehem, Pa. Foi tickets and Pullman tesorvntlons apply to dtv ticket office, ti9 Public Square, AVIIkes-Baue, F.i KEADING SYSTEM. Cential Ralhoad of New Jersey. Collected to Scptembci 1, 190.'. Stations In New Yoik, toot Llufcrty stieet and South Fetty, N. R Tialns leave Scianton rot New York, Philadelphia. Easton, Ttpthloheni, Allon town Munch Chunk, AVblto Haven, Ash ley, AVIlkcs-Binio and Plttston nt 7 30 a. m . 1 p in and 4pm Sunday, 210 p m. Qualvbi City Epitss leaves Scranton 7T0 a in, tbroiiKh solid vestlhitlo train with Pullman Buffet Patloi Cat for Phila delphia with o-ilv one i hnngo of ens ror Baltlmoio and AViishiugtou, D C , and all pilnclp.il points south nnd west Foi Avoea, Plttston and AVllkcs-Baire, lpm and 4 p m. Sunday, 2 in p m. Fot Long Btanch, Oceun Grove, etc , 7 "0 n. m and 1 p m Foi Reading. Lobtnon and Harrlshurg via' Allentown nt 7 JO a. m , 1 p. m. and 4 p m Sunday, 2 10 p m. Tor Tnm.inua and Pottsvlllo, 7 30 a. m.; 1 p m and lpm Foi intes nnd tickets apply to agent at station AA' O BESSLF.R. Gen Manager. C M. BURT, Gen Puss. Agt. Pennsylvania Ballroad. Schedule In Bffect Juno 1G, 1902. Tinins leavo Scianton tZS a. m, weoH elnvs, tliiough vcstibulo tiain fiom AVIIkcs-Barte. Pullman buffet pallor car nnd coaches to Philadelphia, via Potts ville; stops at piineipul Intel mediate sta tions Also connects for Stinbuiy, Har rlsbuig, Philadelphia, Baltimore, AVash Ingtnn and for Plttsbcng and tho AA7cst. 9 47 a m . week davs, foi Simbury, Hur llsburg, Philadelphia, Biltltnore, AA'ush iugton und Pittsburg and tho AVest. 142 p. in, week davs. (Sundays. 158 p. m ), for Sunbuiy, Hiiitlsburg, Phlladel- Ehiu, Bnltimoie. AA'ashlngton and Pltta ui g nnd tho AVest 3 28 p m , weok days, tliiough vestibule ttnln from AA'llkes-Barro Pullmnn buffet pallor cat and coaches to Philadelphia via Pottsvllle. Stops at piinelpU Intel medi ate stations 4 33 p m , week davs. for Hazleton, Sun liuiv, Hatilsbuig, Fhlliidolphlt and Pitts- L"S' J. B. HUTCHINSON, Gon. Mgr. J, B AVOOD, Gotl. r.tss, Agt. .- . 4 Delaware and Hudson. Ill Effect Juno 16, 1902. Tinins for Caibondnlo leavo Scianton ab G4I. 7 .. sn. 10 U a m : 1J03, 112, 211, 3-.G, 5 29, CL3, 8 21, 915, 10 01 p. m.; 1218, Forllonosdalo 0 41, 10 13 a. m ; 2 11 and 5 9 r m For AVIIkos-Binre-GIs 7.11. S 41. 9 47, 10 3J n. m: l-'W, 1.4-1, 2 18, 3 .'S, 4 33, G10, 7.4S. 10 41. 11 10 P m Fcii L. V R R. Polnls-7.il. 9 17 a. m. 2 IR, 4 l"i and 11 49 p III For Pcunsvtvnnl.i R. R. Points 6 33 9 17 a. in ; 1 4.'. J Jft nnd 4 13 p ni l'or Albany ond all points n6ith 73G a. m. nnd J 50 p ni SUNDAY TRAINS. .. For C.ubondalo S50, 11 i) a. m; 2ll. 3 50 n52iind 11 17 P in !' For AVIllco,sjBntiQ-9 3S a m,j 13 03, lioS, 3'-S. I.JJ mid 017 P! 111.' I ' ' ' f' ,1V ror Albany and points noith 3CG p. 111. For Honcsdulo-b PI a. m,: 11 3,1 and 33 PAv!li. PRYOR. D P. A., SeinntOtl. Ki. , , , ,1 ' Erie Knllrond Wyoming Division' In Effect Scptembci 15, 190.'., - Ttulns leavo Seiaiitoii lor NowYoik, Novvbiugli iiriU,'liinriliiii( poluH, nUn for I law lev mul local stations at 7 20,,a. m und l 13 p. tn. fi l'or Houesd.ilo and AVblto Mills at 1,33 p 111. s Tialns nirlvo at Scianton at 10 SS n. rn. and U 13 p m. 1. New Yoik, Ontniio nnd Wostem?" TI1110 table in ellect Sunday. Sept 2J, lio-, NORTH BOUND TRAINS i. Leavo Leavo ArillM Tialns. Set union. Cat bond 1 lo C.tUoiC. No 1 103UU nt 11 uia in 1 no p jo: No. 7 ...... ei 10 I) m At CailioitdaleC) 10 h Spl'Tlt BOl'NP '-' Leuvo il.eavn Alll 'Tialns, Caeloslu. Caihoiuliilo. Stiantoa, No. li , li Win, m 7..'3n rt; No 2 2.13 p in 4 Help in 4 43'p ul. SUNDAYS ONLY, Jv'OKTIl BOb'NDtT l.ojtvo Le.(9 Ai 1 tvn Tinins. Scianton Cat bqml tlo C.idosInT vn n fi ..n 11 m n 10 ,i , 1A i .. . 7 (M li 111 Al Oil hniicll 7,45 itfu SOUTH BOUND. ,5 Leuvo Leave AlllVfi Tialns, Cudoslu. Cubonditlo. Sotanton. ui u ,,,., u uvi ti 111, i.iti. ni, No 10 . . 4 10 p m 0 Oij p m. b 4" p. lit. 'I lulus Nos, 1 on week dts, and 9 on Sund8 ciinuect foi Now Yoik city, MUU dletowini Walton, Noivvlch, pnclda, Os- wego and all points west. . . Train No 0,,' with f Quaktfi City Ex ptossj ht Sctantohivltl p n 11. of N. Jv fortphjledclphla. Atlantic Ctv. 13 tlUmorc; AYughiiigtou (tiiel Pnlw5h'unlaW st4tn points. r nee ciiuo-iuuio iciui coiisiiic nesec aircnia foi connections with othci Hues , ... 7 J. C. ANDERSON. G. ljf A J Nuwrolk1, J. U. AVULS1I. T. P. a Suuuton, Tjh r- -.' , iW,ii