The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-06
TUNkHANNOCk.

R NJ. P.att has returned frcrn Wat
sor;town, where he has been making
an extended v.sIt among relatives.
The new residence OF Peter Ace. on
Bridge street, Is being RAPIDLY enclosed.
1t is qraite am Imposing structure.
Professor f. s. Stebbins, principal of
the boloue,h slIIocCs, is thorough In his
work, and many of the scholars are
as.tlzt at the end OF the monthly ex-
anlrE,..ons to find .h2i.. 'lAey have nc.
passed. The result is often d.2uppoint-
Ing, ,bc;t i: mtlns better results 1han
amy ea;sy-going methods.
The entertainment by the Asasch Con-
cert company az. uhe Baptist church
Morliay evening was al9ghly srltiisfac-
tliry I'D the audience. THE troupe. which
Is coiored cne, is made Up of excellent
voices, ard Ale,C' melodies are not Sc
leloted frcrn the Visit cf cid familiar
tnrkey tunes that have Ibeen sung until
everyone is familiar with them. but
were fresh. Should they come this way
AGAIN they wcrild doubtless be greeted
by u better house than on Monday
night. They are putting In the balance
~ tthe week at Mshcopany, Meshoppen.
Te,Nlnda and other towns up the river.
While WIlkes-Barre. Montrose and
other Gowns near by have been growl-
ir,y SI15alt the quality CIR lack of water
SItpIHy u.lJS S'SiSpu,
no complaints to make in that Line.
Wa,ssr has been abundant in quantity
and excellent In quality all summer.
Few icllt.'Ges are SO highly favored in
that respect, a matter that people
,ii,orit make note of when hooking
about for either permanent residence
cr summer boarding place.
The psrsccicl property Of Jesse Hunt.
Of Fails townsGlip, has fallen into the
hands of the Sheriff, and will be dis
passed cf ur,alr the hammer Monday,
Nov. II.
Mrs Bernard Cnvis and two children
Of Scranton, were In town yesterday
n, loute to Lemon 20 visit her m0the~
Mrs. John Clark. who I,ps recently been
afflicted with lhemcru!hage Of the lungs.
Ye,g.erdly wins pay day on Hhe Mont
rose, and the lucre was diabursed by
Asa p. Eiaks!ele, general passenSc,
ilyert c,s the read.
The immense quai,s.tles Of cabbage
sing lcaliei In the Leh9lgh Valley yard
here .r,5,oltes shat me cigar and sauei
'iraut crop Will be all right this win
tor
Edward wsdmer, veterinary surgeon
who moved here from Pittston las.
winter ,has returned to that place.
Trie tanneCy superlntendents have re-
7cNved rotjce from the Union Tanning
1',npany to SHUT down work for n sea-
on, consequently no new hides are be
r,y put ir;to the watts, and as soon r.
hose already in can be worked Of
he ri:ar! will Close. No intimatson
?iNen when the works will start u
gain: 1t may be two months. or It ma
'1e all winter. The shutdown vii
work considerable hardship to thr
clace, as 1t throws from forty to f1ft,
men olat of employment. rncst of whom
ave families dependent upon them.
The announcement that Wi.ll1s s
NnAer and Miss Nellie Griffin have Sc
-ured marriage license in Scranton
indicates tIhlt a wedding Is soon I
STOW, and calls fer atula,t.one
Nire groom hs a son of cur townsmar
'eter A. Miller, and a bright. intelll
"e,nt young man. After gradua.in'
It the h,rne school and Lafayette col
cge he took UP the study of law. fina'
locating in New York city. where, a.
lettering su-.iesy. MES Giiiffin !
re daughter clf Mrs. NJ. NJ. Grinir
Tho formerly conducted milllner
ntritiNment here, and Is well-knowl
'Ills county. She is a very prett!
fined young lady, and fIhe twain hav
'-,sts o,e friends who will extend cor
ratrI,atjors.
A car famine en- the Lelh'beih Vale
,1exes pretty wtIl the enormous trar
&c t9'at that well-equ1pped road Is err
'>ytrg T::is fail. THE ar1lo,fnt of throur'
irelyhlt and coal constantly passlDf
'ver the line is almos:: Incredible.
'Rlw. George Hine, rasttr of the Bar
.st cirlllch, Is an er-,lhucjasitIc worke
mong the young people. He Is pres:'
lent Of tie Young Peoples Baptis
w,lcn, III the Wyoming asScciatior
ri went Down to P.ttston last eve
ing 10 conduct "a meeting of the 81
r'ety.
Yesterday being good day for farm
'rs ~ work, there was general far
ng off cc THE vote itlAroughout tn
'ounty. 1t Is estimated to be not owe,
aver'.y-f1ve par cent. of that of lae
''ll. at least, and may run considerable,
lighter still. AS near as could be fore
'1'zta'd at .Ihe closing of the polls. thu
Republican state ticket will receivc
'c'nethirg like 100 ma ajority The car,
1sdates on the county ticket have dom
good deal Of hus&ing Within the pas
hree cr four days, and the result Is
'ntlrely a ma:tter of conjecture.
'rarge pcrt.on of the county being out
VI bhe reach OF wire communication
9here iS but li1tie data to work from
IN making up an estimate each year,
untM howard noon on The day follow
ing (GC,ction