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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-12

'FNHJSTEE'S SALE-WnEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF trust was executed by Grant g.
Williams and Margaret E. Williams. his wife, to
George >. Poet, trustee, bearing date on the Let
day or December 1891, and recorded in the clcrk's
office OF the llustings Court for the city of Roa.
nOkc in deed book TO- page 3lS, TO secure the ucr.
Torrance OF certain conditions and payments
SPECIFIED in certain bond executed by the said
Grant Is. Williams OF even date with said deed
Tor the payment OF $4,000 10 L c National Mutual
Building and Loan Association OF New York in
accordance with their articles Of association and
whereas the sait George j. Peet has resign. the
said trust and The Judge OF the Hastings Court
did on the 18th day of June. 1874, appoint the un-
designed Z. H. Vines as trustee in the place and
stead OF George j. Poet, trustee, after legal no.
ttcc, as provided by statute, to all tho parties in
interest, and whereas default has been ID AIDE in
the payments and conditions mentioned In said
Dohu ana uecf OF trust 70. more than three
months, and having been required go 10 do by the
beneficiary the National Mutual Building and
oil said deed and pursuant to tho terms thcrcof,pro
ON MONDAY, JULY ., is9i, AT 1870 O'CIOCK
= NJ, on the premises, all the property conveyed
III said decd with the Improvements thereon,
bounded and described az follows 10 wit:
Beginning at n point on the north side of
TWENTY-FIVE one hnndrcdthsQT .25)fcct east OF Bel
mont boulevard and running thence with Sands
east nina, three and thirty ono onc-hundrcdths
C'3 II. feet 10 n point, thence north IL degrees
- minutes 10 seconds west one hundred and
thirty O'.O rect to an alley, thence with said
alley south 81 degrees 30 minutes 70 seconds
west rorty,two and five one.nundrcdths (i2.O5)
feet to another alley, Il cncc with the latter alley
sontn degrees minutes 2scconds west one hun
dred and thirty-ninc and scvcnty-four onc.hun.
drcdths CStID feet 10 the plsce OF beginning,
being lot l., section 30, n shown on the map OF
the Belmont Land Company
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nay all costs of
executing this trust, including n commission to
the trustoc,and to pay on tho amount OF the said
bond with arrcAragcs due thereon alnountinu in
the aggregatclto 81 495, S0as Of July ls} and,hc
balancc, II any, in ono and two equal annual III
stalincnts due i'll twelve and twenty-four months
with interest thereon, the pure ascr executing
negotiable notes for the deferred payments and
secured by Il deed of trust ON the premises sold
; tbs. {. III. VINES. Trustee. i2
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-12

FRUSTEE' SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
~ oi trust executed October 81 1890, by james
icthcrnan, conveying 10 the undersigned trus-
Tee the property hereinafter described, to secure
IL. II Angel the payment OF the sum OF SlT IS %
evidenced ny IS negotiable interest bearing notes
ana default having been made in the payment of
par IT, Oh Inc note and; being required do
THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, ls.u sen hv nnhlic
auciion to the highest bidder nj ~ O'Clock M, in
front OF the courthouse in the city or Roanoke.
described a. follows: ~ ''
besinhins 1870 feet on The north side of Shcnnn
uoan avenue west of Park -i-cct thence north i'm
feet 10 nm alley, thence west along said nlic, ~
Icct 10 point, thence south 49, feet TO Shcuau-
uoah avenue, thence Hlone saii avenue - feet to
the place OF beginning with all appurtenarces
thereto belonging.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cos. of exccnt.
ing TINS trust, including a trustees commission
OF per cent, and 10 pay on and discharge four
noics OF so each with interest from October 30
le:o Terms OF balance, IL any, to he made known
on uty OK SAFE. ". T.. HUFF.
d u us Trustee ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-12

TRuSrEE,S SALE-UNDER AND By vIR
a tnc or decd OF tru.t executed on Dcccmbe
q, 1872, by L. l.. Sarles and Malnda Sarles. his
VIE, conveying TO Z 4. Walton. trustee, certain
property therein described. which deed IL of
record imthc clerks Office OF tho corporation
court OF hoanoSc city. deed book 81, page DIT, to
secure TO the Peoples Building, Loan and Saving
Association certain debts therein mentioned,
anu oy virtue OF an order of said corporation
Sohrt or said city ~ Roanoke, made December
- Is ls'S appointing jas 5. Groves trustee in the
said decd, default having bee made in the terms
OF me SAID deed. and being required 90 To DO by
thc beneficiary. shall ON THE l1rU DAY OF
~ NJ. lS'i NJ the front noor OF tho courthouse
Oh thc SAID city OF Roanoke. NJ 1890 o'clu ok D. M
oner Tor sale to the highest bidder. in execution
oi snid rust The property conveyed in said deed
particnlarly described rs follows:
All that certain lot or parcel of land lvinc In
me city OF RoanoAe in the State OF Virginia.
bounded and described ms rollow.: Beginning
M point on the mort side OF Elm street 100 feet
West OF PARK street fronting 50 feet on Elm
street ana running back 1870 feet to an alley and
known as lot 81, section 5, Lewis Addition
TERMS: Cash:
~ JAS $. GROVES
~ lus Substituted Trustee. 10
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~ VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
- ruet gwen the 18th day OF February 1880
~ /. " spindle 10 the undersigned trustee for
inc purpose or securing To +. H. stewart md \
q. rainier INC pay ncnt OF the sum of s3,aoU evil
dehccd ny one note OF 81 ,I66 IL. payable ninc.y
days after date and two notes OF 81 CGt; ~ cach
payahc III one and two years from date win m
lctc.t' ana default having been made in the pay
mcnt OF portion OF the last note above dc
sSfiheIi ana having been required so TO DO by
the highest bidder, ON MONDAY. TIiF iS'rIi
DAl of ~ NE, ISL AT ll:30 O'CLOCK 4 NJ
III iront or inc courthouse in Roanoke citv Nn :
the following d, scrhcd premises conveyed In me
SAID decd of tiust, to-wit:
BegiI ming AT the southwest Garner or t,,ri.
ward and ~ streets thence with Tho Eonirvard
Westerly I'M feet to * street, thence -o,lthcr,y
~ cct 10 an alley thence with said alley castcrly
~" rect 10 ID street, thence with u" street
horihcrly 100 feet to Boulevard The place of
ncslhaiihs' known ~ lots |, , 3, {. , g. : and :,
III section - of tho River View addition 10 the
city OF Roanoke, saving and executing however
from SAID sale lots l, , 3 and OF The above men,
,lohcu lot-, the same having been heretofore re-
leased from the provisions of the decd OF tr,,st
under which this sale IL made
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as TO the costs or
salu sale ana as to the sum OF 81 go ID with in.
,er thereon from the 18th day OF February,
iS'O, suhiect, however to the following credits
,n n, sum OF $50 ~ OF the .3th day OF February
io.2, Oh : iol az OF March II, lS,2 OF 300 as of
Sep,cm Der 20, 1892. and 1855 as OF September
twelve months with interest from date, the said
defcred payments 10 be evidenced hy the NOTES
OF inc purchaser and secured ny Il deed OF trust
5i7 I'd Trustee e3
Lot No. will not he sod unless lots ; 4 and
iail 10 bring enough To pay the unpaid deb. Sc.
cured aGd the costs o. OK sctting the trust;
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ids

TNRUoTEE'S sALE-UNDER AND By yII
- tuc OF deco OF trust executed December
lSV2, ny V. II; Payne, conveying TO T. a. Nation
trustee certain property therein dcscrih which
occd Is of record in the clerks office OF the cor
poratl Ion court OF Roanoke city in deed book 70,
page 52', tosecnro 20 the Peoples Building Loan
and Saving Association, certain debts 7hcrcin
mentioned, and by virtue or an order oc the said
corporation court OF said city OF Roanoke an
pointing Jas :. Groves trustee in the plscc OF
.hc SAID w alton, default having been made In the
terms OF the said deed, and being rtouireJ 40 10
90 90 ny me beneficiary, shall on the IirU DAY
VI d NE, lS9l u; the fro0t door ug I he cou
house In said city OF Roanoke at II O'Clock m.
o.er Tor sale TO the highest bidder in execution
ul the said trust. INC property conveyed in said
uced particularly described "a follows:
brGiluin: ~ point or the north side OF Watt,
stttet D. itet west OF Lewis street In said civ
and running thence west along the north line Of
SAID W ants street htty 500 feet point; thence
north NJ right angles with said ATS street one
hnndief anu thirty l%O icct to m alley; thence
cas- aonE me southcrly lnc of said alley fifty 5O)
teGr TO point; THENCE south Que hundred and
known as lot p, section -, OF the lewis Add
tion Ia said city.
,nnEHMS-Casn. JAS. 5. GROVES,
~ III substituted Trustee. 90
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LOT AND SIX
" room house situated In the city OF Roanoke,
Va, ana described ~ follows:
beginning NJ point Oh the south side Of Jam
isoh street - feet west OF belmont boulevard
thehce with Jamtson street south II degrees 20
minutes 10 seconds west 40 feet to Il point on
SANE thence south IS degrees ~ minutes Is sec
ley north "a degrees 81 minutes IS seconds ras, IN
Zee 10 point on same thence north Is degrees
~ minutes Is seconds west no tcet TO the point OF
beginning and known AZ lot No = section Is an
map OF the Belmont Land Company.
. by virtue of a deed OF trust from Gcorce w
Graig TO the undersigned, dated the Goth day Of
fehruary, 1891, aud recorded in the clerks ofilcc
OF the Hastings Cont FOR the city OF Roanoke
xa;i IN deed book 81, page IL, TO secure the Home
nuiInihg aud conveyance Company the payment
having been M abe IN part OF the amount and
having been requested 80 to dy by the beneficiary
hereunder. shall proceed TO sell by public auc
tion 81 The front door Of the courthouse, In Inc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-12

For all kinds Of headache
|hda other conditions result,
'ng from constipation go by
he book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At
irugstores; or write to B F
Allen Co, 3o5 Canal st, New
York.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-12

S>RUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
- ia. lam decd OF trust from j. j. Farrar
day OF Jun~, 1891 and recorded in the Gle, ls ~
nee OF the Hastings Court for she city OF Roanoke
iu uceu oook ~ page $50, for the purpose OF sccnr.
ny certain note OF S2iu dated tho 23rd day OF
May. lsHl payable ronr mont, after DAFT AVID
also me sum OF S6sl - cvidcndcd by sixty. seven
monthly notes OF SIT each and one notc ~ I'll Ss
and default having been made in tho unvmcnt o;;
inc above mentioned no OF $40. as we'll rs in
SIX OF the said monthly notes OF fl0. and having
nccn required by the holders OF the same | shall
LOT me purpose OF executing said trust in front
OF me courthouse ~ - O'Clock M. ON Till iaTIi
non me following described property: Two Ger
tain lots OF land situated in the city or Roanokc
Va, and bounded n followe:
!. Beginning at the southeast corner of Forr,b
avenue and Twelfth erect, thence with Fou-th
avenue south lis degrees 30 minutes cast is feet
TO line OF Rogers, Fairfax " Houston thence
along south 81 degrees Is MINI. 90 wcst "a nc
Iect 10 point. thence north is degrees 50 min
utcs west 633 feet to Twelfth street. thence along
the beginning. ' w
~; :. Beginning at point on the cast line of
ihmoasn street bo icct sonth OF Fourth avenue,
thcucc on line parallel with Fourth avenue
south tSdegrecs 20 minutes east GA feet 70 linz
OF Rogers, Fairfax II Houston, thence along "a inc
south "a degrees IL minutes west - fee, 10 n
point. thence north 6S degrees - minutes ives,
ol IS fcet to Twelfth street, thence along same
ginning. W. '"' VIC
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs ot sale
ana INC sum OF 1910 with interest on $40. part
.hercol from inc Esd day OF May, 1891. aud on $50
the remainder thereof, from the 25th day OF j,,nc
1871, ard as to the sum OF 1881 25, to become dine
IN monthly 'nstnlments of $40 each beginning ON
inc 2oth day OF Iunc and thereafter on each suc
cecdiig month, except that the last note shall he
ior the sum OF %. all OF said notes bearing in
tcrcst from the 25th day OF June, 1891, and as 10
the residue npon credit OF one and two wears
from date, deferred payments to be evidenced Inv
INC notes OF the purchaser and secured by deed
Oh trust upon the premises conveyed
NOTE: This sale IL made subject To two dccds
OF trust III favor OF the Old Dominion Loan and
building association or Richmond, Va each for
inc sum OF 500 and dated the 25th day or Nav
1871. and recorded respectively in deed book 6ii
pages ~ and IS. upon which deeds of trust nav.
1891, the said deeds OF trust bciur mon The tvo
lots above mentioned respectively
" ia LUCIAN H. COOKE. Trustee (25)
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For 0.er Eifty:xesr

10; WIssLowS soornlNa Sxnur has peon used
ghilwsoa Sean.ng. 1t soothes die child, softene
sSess, aIreYe sll pains, cure wind collie, and Is
nest remedy for Diarrh@a. Twonty-nyoct eta =
va. 40 yaNdruggtsta tn ughout the world
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24

o the National league ms first baseman,
with percentage OF .9S7 in fielding.
Tho Penn Avenue Stars chal enge any
CLUB under Is years OF age. Answer
through THE TRIBUNE. G. Doan, captain;
w. Prim, manager.
The Wilkes-Barre News Dealer is au-
thority for q rumor to the effect that Pitts
ton will make an effort to get in the State
league next season.
Washington wants to trade their short
stop, Sullivan, for Mcaiahou, short stop OF
the Wilkes-BRrre club. The latter form
erly played with Washington.
Philadelphia has three players, Turner,
Delehanty and Thompson, who lead the
National league in batting averages up TO
date. Bonner leads the second basemen
in fielding.
Uncle Arson has signed Pitcher Terry,
recently with Pittshurg, for whom Man.
ager Burns was making a bid. Pitcher
Knell, released by the same club, has been
signed by Louisville.
Yale Murphy. New York's great find for
shortstop, seems to DO doing very poor
work Of late. In the last nine games
Murphy has only made six hits, all singles,
and sveral of them rank MS scratches. He
has also scored but five runs, which is IN
| striking contrast to his work in this limo
in the first fourteen games, when he scored
eighteen runs.
Well. Notwithstanding the loss of four
games last week, and the many unklnd
words that have been said Of King Kelly
and the rest of his team, the Allentown
| club is still in second place. What is more,
Kelly does not propose to lot the grass
grow under his feet aud says that before
many suns have set his team Of eX.
leaguers will be on top of the hoap and
that every blow of the ''hammer oil the
anvir' las Kelly terms the newspapers and
outside harsh criticisms will ea crown
on his head aud on that of his players.
Well, this is the kind Of talk we like TO
hear from the Honorable Mike. Now,
let's Jolly" the team along and promise
that if they play the good ball this week
that they are able to play ali will be for
given. We are still Of the opinion that IL
Allentown plays the game Of which it is
capable, none Of the other State League
clubs are in it with decentralization
Chronicle.
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Now York prodnea Market.

NtW AOlh IINuuCS uLhEheI.
New York May 23.-FLouR- Dun,
easy.
WHEAT-Dull, easier, closing steady No.
Q, red store and elevator. 5714c.; aflOat,
51Mc, {. o. b., 5Sa5SXc.; No. l. northern,
G6a66Ac.; options moderately active, clos
ipg weak at Ea4c. nnder yesterday. May,
51hc,; June, 5115c.; July, h6%c,,; August,
59%c.; %Sentember, G0Nc.; December, 64c.
GoRN-Dull, iirmer; No. Z. 4jAc,; ele-
vator, 43Ac. Steamer mixed, 4Sc. options
dull and firm Mt Na4c. advance; May,
4SEc.; June, 42%c.; July, t3Sc.; sep
TENDER, 44Nc.
0ATs-Quict, firm: options dull stronger;
May, 40c.; June, 3S&c.: July, 3SHc.; Sep
tcmbrr, 32c,; snot rrlcGa, No. =, 40c.: No.
. white, 44c,; No. 2, Chicago, 4lc.; No. 3,
30c.; No, 3 white, 49,; mixed western,
4OaI2c.: white do. and white state, 43a4ic.
BgEF-Dull. steady.
BErF HAMS Quiet.
TIERCED BEEF-Inactive.
CUT EATS Quiet, easy; picked bellies,
G&c.: shoulders, $40; hams, lOIc.
middles nominal.
LAIRD Quiet, stPadier; western steam,
SI371S; city, 6Aa6%r.; May, ST35; July,
1920; refined, qniet; continent 81. rs;
South, America, s.. 10; compound, 5AN6c,
PoRK-Dull, easy.
BUTTER-Fancy, firm; fair demand; state
dairy, 1Sal6I1c.; do. creamery, 14al7c.
Pennsylvania do, l4al7c.: western dairy,
0al2c.; do. creamery, Sale; clgins, lie.
imitation creamery, 10al4c.
CnEEsE-Moderale demand, steady.
EGGs-Quiet, steady; state and Pennsyl.
vania, l211c.; western fresh, llNal2c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24

tsiht,S NoI-lC.i I!lO W 1huW-
When calling ct u house, leave u c:rl
for each lady.
A widow ought not to entertain with.
in tho year of her bereavement.
The sailor suits will DO Worn again
by boys in kits, and also by those in
trousers.
Fancy rough straws especially brown
ard ccru, arc in favor for toQues and
Russian turbims.
Cravonctto iswaterpoof material aud
can be found at any Of the large dry
goods stores. 1t is used for ~ulsters, wa
terproof cloaks and for dresses. It is
twilled wool, not too heavy for comfort.
Elbow sleeves are predicted for sum
mcr dresses, but it il too early to speak
positively.
Turn down collars and cuffs of linen
lawn much stiffened are worn with sim
pie close fitting gowns Of some dark
stuff.
A good black serge gives n almost
unlimited wear, and spots are easily re-
moved from it by the use of diluted
ammonia and water rubbed On with a
piece Of the goods.
Wells continue to be worn we'll below
the chin and are not drawn tight over
the face.
The petticoats are made slightly
trained aud are full and voluminous.
Linen and duck dresses are to be pop
ular again this year.
Your calling card name remains the
same as a widow as during your hus-
bands life.
Rubies arc now tho most expensive
kind Of jewel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24
Thincs Women Wnnt to Know.

French coats fall open in such easy
and graceful fashion this season that
they are called Jackets TO distinguish
them from the closely fitted coats of
last year.
The bolero is the namo given several
short jackets that are a feature Of French
dresses and promise to be as popular as
the Elton jacket Of last year.
Black or blue saSge makes an excel
lent dress for hard usage.
Tailors will continue 10 make long
coats, as many women Of fashion object
to short jackets even for warm weather.
The shirt waists made by tailorS are
Of cotton cheviots, madras or percale
in very light colors. They are made
with pointed stitched yoke and are gath
cred below the throat and at the waist
in front and back. They have standing
collars or else turned over collars at
tached to o high standing band that is
fastened by two buttons
Checked silks are very fashionable.
MORO silks and ribbons are in great
demand.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24
SILVER SEEMS VERY POPULAR.
New Fancy Articles Made of That Metal
Parisinn Lace Embroidery.

New Fancy Articles Made of That Metal.
Partisan Lace Embroidery.
There seems to be a demand for silvered
fancy articles this season. Not only are the
usual silver washed photograph frames and
puff boxes displayed, but n host of smaller
trities-lttle jewel baskets with openwork
edges run with ribbons, tiny pincushions
in all sorts Of forms with velvet tops, calen-
dar frames and similar articles. In ster-
ling ware the crop of souvenir spoons is as
large as ever, and the damaged reputation
of silver docs not seem to have affected
their cost, but stickpins and mounted pock-
etbooks are shown at reasonably low prices.
Something new in plated goods has recent
ly been brought out in the shape of an
orange holder. 1t consists of an openwork
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24
PINCUsHIoN IN LACE EMBROIDERY.

h~emispherical cup, Of the right size to hold
half an orange, affixed to q flat standard,
and is a pretty and convenient addition to
the table service.
In the matter Of fancy work, fashion is
Enthusiastically r~etrograding. For 10 years
past we have enjoyed the reign of good
taste. In place Of stiff monstrosities Of en-
broidery in crude and impossible colors,
artistic adaptations Of natural forms have
been used, worked in subdued but truthful
tints, Now there is a revival Of the former
meaningless ornamentation, unpleasing in
both detail and general effect. Canvas
cross stitch patterns are reappearing, and it
looks very much as if old fashioned wool
work-ottoman covers, slippers and that
sort of thing-were on its way to the front
once more.
Parisiennes are pretending to busy them
selves over a new kind Of work which they
call lace embroidery. A sketch is given of
a pincushion cover in this style. a stiff
spray of flowers is outlined with twisted
white silk cord on a red or old gold satin
ground, while the inside Of the petals and
leaves is filled in with n variety of small
fancy stitches in white silk, which yet al
low the satin ground to show. The stems
are worked in regular stemstitch, not too
close. This is n simple and rapid sort of
embroidery and may be employed for other
articles than pincushions-only do not ex-
pect anybody to recognize the species Of
flower represented. JUDO CHOLLET.
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eLlNTs FROM THE DIAM onp.

SANDY" Griffin, released by Buffalo, has
signed with Syracuse.
Wilkes-B Barre led the Eastern league
procession yesterday.
1t was a hard struggle, but Scranton
has managed to reach the tail end.
Hugh Jennings. Of Avoca, the brilliant
short stop of the Baltimore club, was
touched for a s15Odiamond during a recent
game In New York.
Wilkes-Barre has signed Bill Brown, of
the Louisville club, to play first base.
Brown played first base for Louisville
neatly all last season, standing at the head
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stoohs and Bonds.

New York. May %. -London purchases
Of stocks estimated at fully 10, 900 shares,
rumors Of an early settlement of tho
strike in the bituminous coal region and
a belief that the western railway man
agers will devise means to prevent rate
cutting through the formation of u cast
iron pool all tended TO advance tho prices
at the stock exchange today.
The following complete table showing the
days fluctuations III active stocks IL supplied
and revised daily by LaBar s. Fuller. stock
brokers, III Wyoming avenue:
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runs. That settled the game and
Scranton settled back in easy conf
dence that it 10 firmly fixed in the po'
sition at the foot OF the league ladder.
Rain prevented the game at Harris
burg (which no doubt prevented the
senators from adding to their lead.
The following table gives the per
centRges of the clubs, together with
the number Of games won and lost by
each and their standing in the cham
pionship race:
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Four Big Successes,

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached a phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, each bottle guaranteed-Elec-
trio Bitters, tho great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica
salve, the best in the world, and DR..
pin. All these remedies are guaranteed to
do Just what Is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name Is attached herewith
will be glad TO tell you more Of them. Sold
byMatthews Bros. drug store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24

The population of the United States is
now about 6A,000,00. Brazil's is some
where near 14,OO0,O0O and Canada's in the
%neighborhood of 100000. In area, the
United States has 8,025,OO square miles,
exclusive of Alaska, and 3,6O2,99O with
Alaska Canada has 8,470,227 and Brazil
3,2OO.STS,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24

One Of the most curious packages that
have reached the dead letter Office was one
addressed to a lady in Springfield, o., who
has never been found. 1t was u small six
barreled revolver, with every chamber
loaded, and set at the full cock. The Won
der is that it did not go off when the par
eel was opened.