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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

Republicans should remember that
next Tuesday is the sklrmish battle for
1896. The more crushing the defeat you
administer IN this preliminary battle the
the easier will be the decisive victory two
years from now. Sweep the enemy's col
umn with the cannister OF straight
republican ticket.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

Republicans and all good citizens
should look out tor campaign roorbacks
which may be published or circulated
just prior to election when no opportun-
ity to refute them is given. There has
been plenty Of time during the cam
pagn to freely discuss all questions, and
the stories set afloat at the eleventh hour
can safely be set down as falsehoods.
One word to the democrats of Grant
connty-we mean those democrats who
believe IN democratic principles-wh
can on hope to gain by voting for pop
ulism? Every vote that you give to this
party Of socialism and disorder is vote
to postpone the reorganization Of your
own par,y-a vote to keep 1t out Of exis
tence as factor in state and county
affairs 1t is self-evident fact that as
long as the pOpulist party exists as the
principal opposition to republicanism
there can be no hope tor democratic
organization Of any strength. With the
defeat and fall of populism the opposi-
ton to republicanism will of necessity
rally to the democratic party and place tha
party as the leading and natural oppon-
en-. of republican principles and doctrine,
but until this happens den. ocratlc organ
il ton is impossible. A good many
democrats are commencing to realize
these facts, and as a party measure as
well as for higher and more patriotic
reasons they will vote the republican
ticket when it is a choice between a re-
publican and a populist.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

What would be thought of a soldier
who through personal dislike OF his cap
tain should fire into his own ranks dur
ing battle The republican, who
rou.hpersona disaffection to any of the
chosen candidates of his own party or
tor personal friendship to the opposition
candidate, votes for that candidate, will
he dong virtually the same thing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

Now it The "IIon. Albert can sue
ceed in making out that Mr.. j. A. Rick
ert is most notorious liar, what is he
going to do with some of lis neighbors
up in the reservation who stand ready to
to them the same sentiments regarding
the old soldiers that he gave vent to in
his conversation with Mr.. Rickert
Crawford, who states positively that
Sharf's hired man, Croenlokken,
told him the day after the talk with
soldiers" Are all men except Sharf and
his hired man liars?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02
How TO Mark your Ballot,

Following is tne law in regard to
marking ballots by voters, as taken from
the sessions laws OF 1898:
S4. The voter, after retiring to the
booth as provided by section twenty
tive Of sad chapter, may make cross 10
a circle to be printed for that purpose
at the head Of each ticket, over the ticket
he desires to vote, and if he desires TO
vote for any candidate on any other part
of the ballot, he may erase the name
of the candidate for that Office
on his ticket, and place a cross to the LETT
of the name Of such person for whom he
desires to vote, and in case voter does
not wish to vote party ticket he need
not cross the circle at the top, but may
nut a cross at the left of the name OF any
candidate for whom he wishes to vote.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

The opponent Of Prof. Prevey for
clerk of the courts says that Prevey has
been drawing his support from the
county for years, but does not mention
the tact that he himself has been draw.
ing hundreds of dollars from the county
treasury every year since he came to
Milbank, in the aggregate probably
having received more from tbs county
treasury than any man in the county
Nor does he mention the tact. well
known to every old settler in the county
that he is more to blame than any one
man for the burden Of bonded debt, with
which we are now loaded, q debt which
exceeds over 100000, and OF which every
tax payer has to assume q portion
While this debt was being piled VI
against the county, Volkmar ther
Lewis) as newspaper man, instead o
exposing the crooked work and attempt
ing to check it, was engaged IN covering
it up and apologizlng for these who wer'
responsible tor it. Any salary which Pre-
vey may have earned from the count.
and for which he rendered an equivalen
in work, sinks into insignlficance com
pared with the "boodle" which hi
opponent has helped to extort from Ill
people.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

Nels Cronlohken, like his MASTER
talks too much. Although he has re-
Gently made affidavit that Shari's s'o'y
Of his conversation in Rckert's store IS
a true one, long before the story was
published and immediately alter the oc-
currence, in fact the following day'
when the two men were again on thelr
iourney. they stopped at farmers house
to look at some cattle. Cronlckkeh anu
the farmer went to the barn to see the
stock and while there Cronlokken toiu the
farmer that the gentleman whom ne hau
the honor of entertaining was none oono'
than the populist candidate for inc 'es's.
latnre and stated that his friend oharl
had great discussion with the s'o'o-
keener down there at the little town. re-
ferring to j. A. Rickert OF Corona anu
that he, Sharf, "put it all over MS Up,
moment in regard to the old soldiers anu
told him how and where they sot .no
wounds for which they were cialmine
mansion, from the government, and stat-
al that his friend gave it to the ola SUI
diers ..right in rheneck." Now II Cron-
,okken told the truth in his anloas,.
whv did he tell this story to Mr.. A. n
Crawford. Of Kilborn, immediately a'ter
,he occurrence Of the incident, when ne n
had no earthly object for lylsg. len
!. ! J man who knew nothing about tne
conversation, and at time when neitne,
NJ Cronlokken or Mr.. Sharf supposeo
tha matter would ever be referred 1oas'in
Does any reasonable man suppose . -
cronlokken was lying then ana now '0'is
Tho truth in his affidavit!
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

/ am in favor of a protective tariff and
internal improvements abraham LIN
coin.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02


To the bitter and unreasonable class o1
popullsts who pride themselves on tie as
sertion that they would vote for the devil
If he would call himself populist, we
have nothing to say; TO that better, ana
we believe larger class OF popnlls1s
who although partisans, are patriotic cltl-
zens. and believe ia decency, sobrety
and patriotism we appeal with coincidence
10 see that the name Of Sbari is not upon
the ticket they vote Tuesday While
as a republican we should regard the
election of the populist legislative ticA-
at as misfortune, we believe the cleo
ton ot this man would be disgrace to
the county, as he is disgrace 70 lhe
party that unnittingly nomlnated MN.
We say unwillingly because he was prac-
tically unknown to ne-tenths OF 'he oei-
aga,as in the convention that placed him IN
nomination. 1t is not possible to suppose
tha, if that convention had known Inc
man It would have passed over olhef anu
and worthy men of clean lives, men
whom even political opponents 1ouia
have respected for their character "nl'e
differing from them on questions OF gov
arnment and given him nomination 10
represent The temperate, decent an4
loyal citizens of Grant county il the leg-
;slature. That this nomination Was q
s,ora we believe the better class OF
nonnIis,s now admit, but the question Is
will they submit TO the party lasn ana
vote for this unworthy candidate, or VIII
,hav like men, repudiate him, and give
,ha bosses who foisted him upon the
n.rtv a lesson to remember N The
future.
Tho onponents of S. r. Gold, the re-
nnblican candidate for the legislature
are attempting TO make political capita
ont Of tho fact that hs is assignee OF lhe
aetnnct bank uf Milbank and reporting
false stories in regard thereto. voters
are cautioned against giving any cred
ence TO these stories, as the truth IS ina
Ar. Gold has handled the affairs OF tnf
institution OF which he is receiver 10 IN
mos, creditable manns- for the beneil
of ,,s unfortunate creditors. 10 CIV
creditors the benefit OF the seasons croI
when there was but 5000 OF money Il
his hands, he advanced over slO,ooo @
his own responsibility and at his ow'
risk, with the expectation OF getting ou
Of the crop some additional assets 10
tho institution. The sale fthe persons
nroperty by order Of the court, ais
brought The highest possible return, aD
although owing to the failure OF IN
nresent wears crops, the returns froi
th,s source can not be Immediately reals
Cd thew are 10 shape to show the Wor
Of the assignee has been handled 10 u
most prudent and business like name
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02
M HAPPENINGS.

Thursday No. / Northern
2, 42c.
Ii. 4. Pickler, Milbank,
" evening. Nov. ..
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New York Produce Mark.t.

NEW Yorx. Feb. % FLOUR More
active, s'eadier.
WHEAr-DuII: frmer with options: No.
red stors aud elevator 62a63Hc
adoat, 634a631c T. 0. b., 64aG4c; No. l
northern, UJAaJJHc.: options were active
and higher: No red, February, Gl4c.;
March, &C; May 64Ec.; July bG%c.;
August, GT%c september, 81 c. Decem
CoaN-Dun. armer, No. 2. 42I c..
elevator; 49, C., afoat options advance
Za%c., aud closed strong: February,
42%c.; March, 425sc; May, 43Ac.; July,
Hls@.
UArs-More active Rrmer; options,
dull, ;,a%c higher; February, 3GHc.:
Marcn, 354c.: May. axe; No. . white,
May, axe; spot prices, No. 2 3I4c.,
No. white. SsHc,; No. 2 Chicago
1s4c.; No. 3, 35Kc.: No. 3 white, 37c.
mixed western, 83aS9o. white do, sSa
ave: whites tate, 8Ba4lhc.
DEEF--Qniet steady family, Sllal3. e1-
ira me- -, sSas 30.
BEES HANs--DulL
Cur MEATs-Quiet. steady
LARD - Quiet, hrmer western steam,
ss %: city, ne; February $780, March,
$40; Nav, $3.50: refined, quiet, firm; con.
tinent, 1880; South America, 70, com
pound, 6Ha 63zc.
PoEK Firm; mess, S;3 5OaliO0
BUTTER Moderate demand: fancy fre'l
steady; state dairy, lja2ic.; do. creamery,
l7a2lc: Pennsylvania do, 21c,: western
dairy l3al7c.. do creamery .l7a!1c. rolls,
llalGc. elgins nc
CHEEsF-Frm, fair demand
EGGs-Dull lower; ice house, per case,
81 5Oa3 DO: western fresh, NC; southern,
lGa 17iIc
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I EHIdg VALLEY RAILROAD

EHlGg VALLEY RAILROAD
Train leaves Scranton Tor Philadelphia and
New York VIA d. 4 Ii K ut 5 am. !. 10.
2 3o and / % p. III. via D. l.. ~ ". T. K 900
; Os II ~ a Ia, and l.5J =. ~.
Leave Scranton for pittstOn and Wilkes.
Barre via D., l. & W r. R. go, sOs. II ~
u. IN, l.5J, 3 5J, U.U5. g3s y. II.
Leave Scranton Tor White Haven Hagletou.
louisville and all points on the Beaver
MeadoN and POttsNile branches Via + & W
V, ~ am, VIA ID. Sc ii. L. r. at : am. l2lU
@.ao, ilt-f.ln., via d., l., IL W. K K, 600, : Us
II. - a. H., l3O, aJJ pm.
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem East0u.
Reading, Harrisburg and all in;eIInediat-
points via ID; & Il. K. r., Sam u 10. 2.3s ll.3i
pm,Yia D., /. & W. X. R"tOJSOs, ll.2J Il. ~.
l.SJ pm.
Leave Scranton for rTuukhannock Towaull,
Elmlra Ithaca, Geneva and all iutermeditts
points VIA ID. & Ii r .,gU7 a III. l. 10 and II IS
p. tn via ID. l.. & W. K R., sos am. 80 D. m.
Leave scranton for Rochester Buffalo III.
agara Falls, Detroit. Chicago and all points
west via d. y II. K. r.. R07 am. T. lCg ID II 81
Z. IN, via d. l.. 4 w. X. r. and Pittston
junction. s Us am, 1903 3S p. m, VIA f * W.
K X. 9.4l D. IN.
For ElNira and the west via Salamanca via
- q II t. r 10, am, l2lOGIj p. IN. via ID.
l.. d w K h, sos am, l.iO and so p M
Pullman parlor and sleeping or l.. Y. chair
cars on all trains between l.. Il B. Junction or
Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia.
Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge
ROLLlN II WILBUR Gen Slnt Fast Div.
CHAS. ;, LEE Gen. Pass Ag't. Phila .Pt.
AN NONNEMACHER,A Asst Gen Pass Ag':.
south Bethlehem, Pa
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CONNOLLY & WALLACE 209 W y
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N ].
lEHIGHANp susouEHANNA DIVISION

Anthracite coal usei exclusively iusuring
cleanliness and comfort
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT FEB. J. 1891
Trains leave Scranton for Pittstou. Wilkes
Barre etc, al $40, Olj, ll3D a. m. " ~ gOl
~ 6M, -, llUj >. IL. Sundays go u III
/ OU, 20, 10 y. m
For Atlantic city, 10 a. ~.
For New York, Newark and Elizabeth s ~
(expfessJ u. IN, 1880 (e&pruss with Buffet
parlor car, $50 (eGpressJ p. M. SUNDAY, 2UJ
y. IN.
FOR MAuCH CHuNk, ALLENTOwN BETHLg
HEN, EAsToH and PHILADELrHIA, ; 10 a. H..
l2SO, $3.50, 800 Except Philadelphia p. N.
sunday 2OOp, III.
For LONu BRANCH, OCEAN GHoyE etc at
S.lOa. IN, 1880 p. III.
For Reading Lebanon and Harrisburg. via
Allentown, 3, u IL. III, 1880. 500, pm. Sunday,
2C0 p. III.
For POttsyllle, SlOa N, l2.gJ D. m
returning, leave New York. foot OF Liberty
lreet, North river at $40 (exprcssJ o. m.
LlN, l.jO, $50 express with Buffet parlor carr
J.. IN sunday, 43J a. M
Leave Philadelphia Reading Terminal 800
a. N, 100 aud 81 p IN Sunday d y a H..
Through tickets " all points al lowest rates
may he had on application IN advance 10 the
ticket agent At the station.
II z. BALDWIN,
j. II OLHAUsEN.
Gen. supt.
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Tublic Sale

4 DMINlSGEATOR'5 SALE or REAL rs.
u tate. By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of LGckawsnha county 10 me directed.
] Will ON saturday, ths tenth day Of March,
1854 AZ ~ o'clock Ia tie forenoon, at III, Arbi
taciUn Room. Court House, City Of Scranton.
expose TO public sale the real estate Of the
estate of Dr. q A. Cole deceased situate ly.
ing aud being In the Township VI Madison
County Of Lackawanna and State u PenDsyl
yrnia, the first piece bounded and described
rs follows 70 wit:
Beginning at corner made for Thomas
Waltrus, Oh public road leading from tho cor.
ners near house u Milton Clark deceased to
the Hornbakers settlement thence south
fifty degrees east along the line Of stld Wal.
trus ten and One-half rods 10 corner made for
said Waltrus and Hornbaker, thence south
forty degrees west, along said HornbAker y
land four rods 10 stone corner, thence north
hfty degrees west ton and one half rods to said
public road thence north forty degrees east
along said ond four rods TO- the place VI bs-
ginning: containing eishty.two rods of land,
be the same more or less, all cleared, with an
unfinished frame house and OuthOuse thereon.
The second piece thereof bounded and do
scribod dc follows 10 wit, Beginning at the
south corner Of lot known as the parsonage
lot corner made in the ditch OF road thence
along parsonage lot north fifty degrees west
twvnty-nine rods to stone fence and lane VI
John Evans; then along said fence south forty
degrees west ten rods 10 lot OF A. Il, CumptOu;
thence along said Cumpton lot south fifty
degrees east twenty nine rods 10 ditch Of
aforesaid road: thence along said ditch north
forty degrees east ten rods 10 place o. begin.
Mug; containing one acre and one hundred
and thirty perches of land, more or less ali
improved with one frame dwelling house and
frame barn and outhouses thereon
TERMS OF SALE
twenty-five per cent. on each piece paid
down.
twenty-five rer cent on final confirmation
OF sale aud delivery Of deed and the balance
within six months from day OF sale, to be
secured bya bond and mortgage upon the
premises with interest from the confirmation
0f tale
". W WATSON, JANSON COLE
Attorney for Estate. Administrator
Scranton, Pa, Feb !, 1894.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and RondS.

New York. Feb. G0.-Trausactous at
the Stock exchange today were only los, %
geo shares and the net changes less than II
point The selling was not important in
volume and when tho orders had bseu ex.
hausted tho room traders began to buy u
little sugar, Chicago Gas aud l.acka-
wanna In the case ot the last named tho
buying and advance OF IA was aScrlbed TO-
the election OF Nandel bilt representa-.
tion to the board OF directors, The market
then became excessively dull and ruled
sound well into the afternoon, \ rally in
wheat put u little more life INTO the stock
market and prices moved up "a TO ~. The
GrauEers were the first 10 feel the i'm.
provemeut, 81. Paul rose TO jSis Bur
!iugton 10 ,43.. Rock l,lsud to 6b4 aud
Northwest ~ lO2}s The rise in these
STOCKS led " covering In the ludustrials
The general market closed firm
Tbs tonnwluS comploIe table showing the
day fluctuations N active stocks Is supplied
and revised daily by LaBar & Fuller, stock
brokers, ~ Wyomlug avenue:
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A Quarter Century Test.

For quarter Of century Dr. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify TO It's wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat Chest and
Lungs A remedy that has stood the test
80 long ana that has given 50 universal
satisfaction Is no experiment. Each bottle
Ia positively guaranteed to give relief or
the money will be refunded. IL is admitted
to be the most reliable for Coughs aud
Colds Trial bottles Free ~ Matthew Bros.
Drug Store. Large size jJc, and sl.0O ~
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GENERAL NEWS
Of INDUSTRIES
The Coke Deal with Tho Valley Will Not
Change Coal Percentage.
THE OLD ALLOTMENT WILL REMAIN

1t Is lntmated 10y Some Authorities
That it Any Change Is 10 Occur, in
This Respect. It viii Be in the D-
rection Of an Increased Allotment to
the Lehigh Valley Various Phases
of the Industrial Situation as Briefly
Reviewed.
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ Railroad Scranton Division. Time table
In effect Nov 49, 1898
Trains leave Scranton FOR Carbondale:
$50, hD, ll05 u. M, 400 BlO p m.
Tor Hancock Junction and main connections
llO5 am, 60 p, m
Trains leave Hancock Junction for main
line connection ior Scranton, go am, &05
T. M,
Trains leave Carbondale Tor Scranton T. q.
Nii ain, llO 33l Glip N,
j. G. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent, New York
Y. FllTCROFT
District passenger Agent. scranton.
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soeeia Notices

SCRANTON. Feb a. lsgL
THE 'NNCAL MEETING Of THE
i -tJckholders os tn Lactawanna Iron
aud steel cOmDfny for the election Of d.
rertors and tran. acton Of such other business
as may properly come before the msetln .
VIII be h I'D az the Office or the CON Dany iu
the ciCy u scranton, Pennsylvania on Wed.
n.sday. March T. 1885, at , O'Clock p. m.
The poils will remain oLaa Tor one hour. The
transfer books will b3 closed on Feb - 1884
aud reopen on March 3 1895
i. ?. HIGGTNSON. Secretary.
DLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. MAGA
ID Zines. etc, bound or rebound 90 THE
IRIBCSE office. Quick work Reasonable
prices
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT 49,
vi corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue.. Twenty meal tickets for $40 Good
table board =
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Phlladelphla rallow Mark.t

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 20. --TallOw was
dun and unchanged Prices were Prime
city in hogsheads, 4Aa4Nc.: prime coun.
try, In hogsheads, 4Mc, do. dark, in hogs
heads, Nc cakes, &C.. grease, &c.
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BUSINESS AND
PR0FESSI0NA
PHYSICIANS AM SURGEONS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
nR. q. H. DEAN, Diseases Of tho Eye, Nose
~ Throat and Ear OOi Spruce street, oppo
site court house
nk. a, j. LON NELL, once 2Ol Washington
- avenue corner Spruce street, over
francke drug store. Residence, ~ Vine at
ONCE hours 1919 to r. H. III. and toi aud
$50 10 $50 p m Sunday, 2tO3 p. m.
nR w. T.. ALLEN. Otiirs cor Lacka
- wanna and Washington ayes over Leon
ard shoe store, oiticO hours, ~ to L. u. IN. aud
5to y. m; evenings ut residence. Jl2 n
Washington ave.
nk C. l., FREY, Practice limited 10 Dis
~ eases of the Eye Ear, Nose aud Throat;
oliice, IL Wyoming ave. Residence, JA Vine
street
TYR, l. NJ. GATES lIO Washington Avenue.
~ Otflce hours. to o am, l3O ~ s aud !
10 81 pm.
John L. WENTZ, Nj. D., Orices 81 and 5i
- Commonwealth building: residence Ill
Madison ave; Office hours, ID 10 H. 10 1, ! tO
\, Sundays U 10 4, evenings at residence. A
specially made or diseases Or the eye. ear nose
aud throat and gynecology.
nk q. ID MURRAY, speciality made Oh dis
- eases OF eye and skin, q. Wyoming Ave.
OhiCe hours. lntil 10 a III . TO and 7 to pm
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Hes Estate

N|II.@crD~-~N~N|DrsNS~N ~Nr-~-o|r-o~~rSS~o1Ot1-r,r
LOk SALE SINGLE HOUSE, 0Oj QUINCY
i avenue; very desirable location Amply
y. r. REYNOLDS, or WILLARD. VARIES
& KNAPP,
S.g5Jy WILL BUY MODERN NEW sROUM
- house all Improvements, terms easy; cor
her Madison avenue aud Delaware street Ap
ply HARRY LEES
u, 30 WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
y corner Madison avsnn5 aud Delaware
street. Terms easy Apply
HARRY LEES.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Il Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to CastorIa.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness aud
bad blood and improper action Of the liver
aud kidneys is bad drainage to tile human
system which Burdock Blood Bitters
remedy 90
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ERlE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL.
~ ROAD
Train leave Scranton for New York and In.
n IN. and 3.G4 p. IN. Also for HaWley and
local points at 20, qi5 and ga pm.
Train leaving az 0i5 a. IN. and 3gl 1. m.
are through trains to and from Honesd ale
Trains leave ior Wilkes Barre at e40a. IN aud
Ail y. IN.
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NJ. l.. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth wnrd,
Scranton. Pa, stated Noy. o, 1893. He hsd
used Dr. Thomas Eclectrc Oil for spraiue f.,
burns cuts, bruises and rheumatism
Cured every time. -
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MINoR lSDusrRIAL NOTES

Shipments of the Pocahontas coal over
the Norfolk and Western railroad for the
week ended Feb. 10 increased 2O,8il tons
What Is thought to bo rich vein Of sill
yer ore has toen discovered on Jacob
Grumbne's land near Lebanon.
The Hillside COal and Iron company
have begun sinking slope In their Moosi6
mine to the Stark vein, II distance OF 400
feet and pitching 30 degrees to the foot.
Il il expected that II will DO completed by
June |.
The Sheridan Iron Furnace property at
sheridan, owned by william NJ Kaufman
& Co., has been transferred to tho Sheri.
dan Iron company for 300
The mills OF Howhnd Croft, Sons & Co.
OF Camden, started up with 200 hands.
which is about one third the usual force.
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Legal

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ESTATE OF WILLIAM w MANN ESS'
II late of the city OF Scranton, County of
Lackawanna, and State OF Pennsylvania, de
ceased.
Letters tesla mentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to the undersigned
all persons having claims or demands against
the said estate will present them for payment
and those indie btod thereto will please make
immediate payment to the executors herein.
after named, or any Of them.
ISAAC = CASE,
robyhanna, Pa
MARY r. MANNESS
HENRY \. KNAPP
Scranton, Pa
WILLARD, WARREN y KNAPP, Attorneys
ESTATE or ELVIRA MANNESS, LATE
H OF the city Of Scranton, County OF LAcka'
wanna and State of Pennsylvania, deceased
Letters adm uistration upon toe ahuy .
named estate having boen granted 10 the un
dersgned all persons having claims or de-
mSnds agalus the said estate will present
them or payment, aud those indebted thereto
will please make immediate payment 10
MARY Il. MANNESS. AdministratriX,
Scranton, Pa
WILLARD WARRREN \ KNAPP. Attorneys