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BalinlOre&OhiO

Schedule In Effect June 5. 1897.
Leave ashlngsJu from Station corner or
New jersey avenue and ST.
For Chicago and .NOTuhN- est, NeS1DuieQ
Limited trains, 1000, l1.45 a. M 500
p. u.
apoIis, Express. 1I.45 g, IN. yestiouled
Limited, 40 p. m; express ! 1-So p N.
For PittsbuTg and C!eS eiAa1' eNpRess
daily 1000 q n tnG sou p. H.
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit. 11-3O
p. m ~,
aiI45 a. ~, a5.S0 p. IN.
For New Orleans, Memphis, la-rninghaTns
Chattanooga Knox vile, bEIsl0l anu kean-
oke, II20 p. m daily; Sleeping CsrS
Fer Luray. $40 p N, daily. -
05 9I 7 x4.fo. II SO, Xs.6o, S, 80, re: SO.
1000, xI2.60 a M. x12.05, xI2-I0,
AZ 80, e 90, 3 20, x43o. 4;s5, x5:o6s
1S:50, 1Sa0, IT'S IT'S ziI-55 p. M and 12:s2
night sundays, N1 90. Xt ! ., X 50, : -Sys
3gi9g a 'Tiz 5-65 70 &5:id t;S9 3S xs9S
xS 20, Il-I5, xll-o0 p n, Sl 2-O1 nlSae;
For A Annapolis, l and 80 a m, 4z-d9
snd 4 80 p IN Sundays e'So d ID 4-SS
For Frederick, week days. 500 a. M
.45, $50, go p N Sundays, 300
d. For or hageKitown. hiig a1O.oO a. m and
a1:Sq FoT boya - an. way points. week dsyss
% a. ~, i. So, { 80, 7 90 p, m. sundays.
o 90 a m. 1.I5, 7-05 p N.
For CIalInerSDurg anu Nay pClnUs, y ee&
davs 0U 900 q. In, Il 90, d" 90, 4-3o,
4$3 $50, $50, 7.05, II 20 p m sUHs
"a 8 co a m, 1-1o. 4-3S. 7-0o. IO-13
~ Enr washington Junction and way poiEtzt
90 a. ~, $50, 3. 80 p, M, week dayS
800 a IA. I-l5 p. n. Sundays
RovaI Blue Line for New York and
IhiIadelphia.
| Fog philadelpnia, New York, Boston and
! tha East Weekdays, : -05, 500, lO.QO D
m 1900, (12.40 Dining Car5l, SOU
/ I5O5 DFuiug Carl, tl2-OI night, SlFeplhS
| car omen at 1000 O'Clockl- sundays
| 05. 500 a. ~, Il. 40 Dining Carsl, o,00s
/ i5.05 Dining Gar4 1901 night siftiIpLs siiefeplns
/ train Ior Philadelphia weekdays dalTs
o'pU RUfpet II Parlor Cars on all dag. trains
For Atlantic City, 7-Oo, luOo g. No
. 0o noon 9 40 and 800 p. m.B Nee@
/ davs . 80 2. ~, Sundays
N01S TSSor FnDe May, l2-uO noon
aFxcepf sunday. &EXpress trainA-
/ SaSTatre called for and checked froM
/ noTeIs and residences by Union TFansfek
/ ~ on orders left at ticket offices, 61S
T 1anrsvlyauIa avenue northwest, New Hors
/ aaTsnnt and Fifteenth street, and at De poo.
/ 11St AZ GREENE, d. B. MARTIN,
i u t;en Mauager- Mgr. Pass. TTafri0s
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FOX SALE-At all tines, nerses, wagua.
and harness, horses to suit all EUrL Lo.es
satisf faction guaranteed OF no sale. a ii.E
stables. in rear OF 2i2 t : 81. NV.
noS-6IeFn
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FOR ALE-Oysterh house, 20lS 4thst.nw.i
is good loca tion for that business, also
tobacco and cigars; cause OF the sale is SICK
ness and cannot tend TO business. viii sell
cheap. Apply 20i8 4thst.nw, HANBA OK,
proprietor. t,em
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Shop, rear 233 Bagden : alleynw.. 80
The above is only portion OF the prop
Office FOR bulletin issued on the st and 9th.
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 sU.nW
~
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wANrED-PosrAGE sTAMps.

WANTED-For casD, all kinds or UaiteS!
States postage ana department. stamps,
collections also bought. H. +. DUNK
HORST, 1908 z tn st. NV oc9-tf
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dump, located cor. lst and G sCs. ne;
Connected with B. X o. tracks; the largest
dump IN the city, and the one nearest the
city's center Apply to THOMAS W.
SMITH, Ist and I'D ave- NV oci5-Imo
TYPEWRITERs rented at re.-Jced rates.
with privilege OF purchase, standard
makes, preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TIREWkITER AGENCY, Gil 7th
st. NV. 2u2S-3m.em
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FOR SALE-A rare chance for an enter
prising man, corner grocery and provision
store, doing a thriving business In good
locality to 20 cheap; stock and fixtures;
good reasons for selling rent only $40.
Call at 241 K st ne. noS-6t,em
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FL0RInA- FLORIDA FL

$1oU will buy cigar and news stand, stock
and fixtures; rent paid until Dec. /, 81.
HOTEL LAWRENCE. noI-u
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


FOR SALE-Redueed to S2,700-Really
worth So, 500; nothing better for homes or
investment; 2 we'll built, new, brick houses;
on Il lettered street; a short walk from
Pension Office; bay windows; 6 large
rooms; nice bath; pretty paper; large front
and back yard; alley; Wool shed; always
rented, will pay good interest on invest
meIiE. STONE y IA IREAX. SOS Z 81. NV.
no10-3t
FOX REN T-Cneap; 6 large rooms in fine
condition. Inquire after nj, at 543
Columbia st. NV. 1t
For RENT-432 @ st. NV; house open;
six roons; hall; range; bath, gas, new
papering; back building; parking, large
back yard; arranged for two families; i'm
proyements finished: S18.50. no93t
FOR KENT New Groom house, little
beauty, until Dec IS, $50 for the term;
state number in family. Address W, this
office. Item
FOX RENT-42S IL st. NV; rooms;
b. W. brick house, in thorough order,
rent reduced to 1925 keys at 432 II st.
no47t
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WANTED SillatiDa a $ hustler Gr work
around houSe, or driving Cali 1871 3d
81. NV. n,g-3t EN-
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sITuAIIoNs wANTED-MaIE

WANTED-By young man OF business
Place as Ildnagei or Clerk OF wiling
to DO anything. Address W. A. r.. this
Office nolo-3t
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WILL give so and S5 per month for
securing me a position under the Gov
ernment. Address b. Wa tnis office.
uolU-3U
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W ANTED ST5 for s months: VIII give az
security Dne-fOurth interest IN p
working nn5Gei Address FINE MACHIN-
cry, this office. 3t-em
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FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOX SALE-A store and dwelling in a
growing Subdivision; splendid location
aud good business for ladies. Address 30 Y
40, BroOkland. d. @. noq-3t
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OR RENT One large front and hall
room: with or without board as desired.
l2 18th ST. NV. 1t
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WANTED By eolored boy, situation around
mouse; good ref. Call 1415 Sampson st.
NV Item
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FOR SALE Only $2,700, reduced from
So, SOC; that desirable S-ruom dwell
ing, 40 ? Il st sw.; nice bath, tiot and cold
water, stationary waShstaud; sanitary
plumbing; elega lit range andlatrobe; nicely
papeTed; frame stable; vide paved alley ;
house well rented; let us show yCu the
house. STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 F St.
NV mol Cat
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FOR SALE-Drug store; proprietor in I'll
health, desires to sell drug store, In
northwest; VIII sell cheap to proper party
Apply TO GEORGE w. DIRE W, A tt'y at
Law, Aertz bldg. l 1th and sts. NV.
oc2S- Ino-em
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roR sAIE-RIcYcLEs.

FOR Sal LEA bieyclechance. This change
in the weather means a change in our
already low prices on high-grade BICYCLES.
such as Columbia, Sterling, Rambler, Man
son and others; some new and some slightly
used. these 81 bicycles must be sold at
a sacrifice iii order 70 turn the money
Into 9S wheels: with the bicycles go the
SundrIeS and parts at equal low prices;
bicycles bought, exchanged and I'd ken on
storage; look the field over, take notes of
other grades and quote prices OF other
dealers, then come TO as and we VIII save
you money. NEW YORK CYCLE Co,
434 Sth st. no1o-7t
FOR SALE-or exchange for bicycle, a
handsome goat, wagon and harness. Call
clio Pa. ave. NV. no9-3t,em
FOR SALE Rambler No. Ie; $50. Ad-
dress l.. W, this office. no9-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN.

WANTED Widow. greatly enharr assed,
wishes loan OF Sl5 for 3 weeks, viii
gre sls for same. Address WIDOW,
this offica. Item
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ron SALE AND RENT,
REAL EST ATE BULLETIN

THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN, GIT F st.n
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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WANTED -BoARDERS.

WANTED-Private family can accomno-
date two gentlemen with cheerful front
room and board, with home comforts, at
low rates. 1l21 18th st. NV. mol 0-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-West End flats, $500 X ST.
NV, lst floor, 8 rooms and bath; all
modern improvements; refs. required: rent,
SIT no3-Tt-er
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MISCELLANEOUS. S.

HATS trimmed 25e., ma king soc. 7l5
9th st. NV. nolo-ot
sFRITUALIsM-Test circles tonight. 4s7
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Know Thy Fate!
NINE. THEO.

No 1hlpositionl Nothing but facts given
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ROOMS ND BOARD.

+ OK RENT-Rooms, I'd and Sd floor; with
first-class board; terms moderate. 901
NJ st. NV mol 0-15t
WANTED-Twe boardefs for nicely fur.
front room, with good board, price, $2S
for two. Apply 2004 | st. NV. noS-3t,em
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FOR SA LIE Rambler No. Is: $50. Ad
dress l.. W, this office no9-3t
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tired and excited to mediate serco-
phagi. Meleager and Atlanta wholly
failed to interest her. About nine
o'clock a tmid rap came at her door.
A white face looked in. May 1 speak
with you?" it said, pleadingly.
II thought we had said goodbye" +"
Miss Frewen answered.
The white face pushed itself in, fol-
lowed by it's appurtenances. Arthur
Pelew seized her hand ooh, it was so
brave of you!" he cried when none
of those men would stir! After that,
you won't say me nay! You would not
have me saved from the sea that was
taking me if you had not meant"
Miss Frewen drew herself up and
looked at him fixedly. "Mr. Pelew," she
said though her voice trembled little,
Il went to save you as 1 would have
gone to save any other fellow creature.
I meant nothing special by it. 1 have
no doubt, in past times, woman
who saved a mans lift might have felt
bound to marry him. l do not My
preferences are founded, not on acci-
dents of situation, but on more solid
reasons. I could not accept you when
you asked me this afternoon. Nothing
make me think differently. | do not see
how the unessential fact that / helped
to pull you out of the water when you
were apparently drowning can make
any difference to the fundamental
question whether you are or are not the
sort of person with whom l would
choose to pass a lifetime
The irresistible logic of it struck Ar
thur Pelew dumb. He could only STAN
mer out: "Then your answer is final!
there is no more hope for me?"
mo more hope, I'm afraid" Miss
Frewen answered, faltering, and
brushed away a tear. For she was
really sorry for him.
Arthur Pelew turned aside and
rushed from the room. But he made
up his mind from that moment forth
to devote the remainder of his earthly
life to the diligent study of Etruscar
sarcophagi. After all" he thought tC
himself, with a woman like that there
is still hope, if 1 could make myself
fit for her."
THE END.
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skerries take a life it was unlucky to
save the man they claimed; for if you
snatched him from the sea thai was
trying to seize him. it would hold you
instead, and claim you as it's victim.
She laid her hand on a cobble. "Will
none of you come with me?" she asked
beginning to haul it seward.
But not a man of them moved. They
looked at one another held back, and
muttered.
Hes drowning!" the birl cried.
"Are you men, that you won't save
him?"
But still, the superstitious fear of the
hungry sea held them back. No one
gave her a helping hand. She hauled
the boat down alone, and jumped into
it, terrified.
Fortunately, she had been a boating
woman at Girton, and experience of
weirs had given her some idea of how
to manage back current. Taking ad-
vantage of these, she succeeded in pull
ing within reach of Arthur Pelew. lie
was swimming desperately through
the eddies and swrls that surrounded
the stacks, his clothes torn by the
sharp rocks, and his hands bleeding
pltlaDly. Sne helu the BOAT OH with
the sweep, and let him catch the han
die. With one last effort he climbed
over the edge and seated himself, drip
ping and ragged, beside her Grow,
row." Miss Frewen cried; and, seizins
an oar, he rowed with whatever force
he had still left in him. Miss Frewen
roWed too; but for a minute it seemed
as if the sea and the skerrles we've
really going to claim them. "At least
Miss Frewen said, "if we go down, we
shall go down together!"
With a violent struggle they just
cleared the rocks. Then the waves
caught them up, carried them along OF
| their crest and landed them with one
wild dash upon the beach, smashing the
| bow of the cobble.
They scrambled ashore, both wet, anG
| looked at each other ruefully.
Miss FTewen was the first to speak
| 81 think" she said, in her austeres
| tone, you'd better go home at once
change your things and bandage your
self"
She sat in her room that evening, toe
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

DEGISTER'S NOTICF-TO ALL LEGA-
III tees, creditors and other persons inter-
ested notice is hereby given that the follow
in the office of the register for probate of
wills and granting letters OF administration in
and for the county OF Lackawanna that said
administrators, executors and guardians have
settled their accounts in the Office of the said
register, and that the same will be presented
to the Orphans' Court of said county on Mon
day, March 22d, 1897, at 10 o'clock q. H., at the
court house for confirmation:
l. D. W. Richards, executor of Catharine
Thompson, deceased.
=. S. b. Price and Sophia NJ. Clark Evans,
executors of j. c. lark, deceased,
3 John Merchant executor OF John TDavis
deceased.
A. William S. Hutchings, administrator of
D. Walter Scott Andrewe, executor of Adelia
L. Schatler, deceased
6. Richard j. Beamish, Nellie r. Beamish
and John j. LOTUS, administrators of Frank
a. Beamish, deceased.
:. Edward L. Fuller, administrator of Helen
Fuller, deceased.
s. Second par t!al account of the executors
of John Handley. deceased.
o. Stephen Jones executor OF James p.
10, John b. sumner, executor OF Phoebe E.
Gardner. deceased.
II, j. c. McAndrews, executor of Timothy
IL. j. L. Stone and S. A. Merehow, execu-
tors Of 7. f. Armstrong, deceased
l3, II. NJ. Streeter, executor of William l..
1ltlS, ueCtdseu'
IA. A. a. Eaton executor of Asa Eaton, de-
ceased.
is, Edward L. Fuller, executor of E. L, Full
lcr deceased.
il. Harriet F. Throop, administrators of
George 5. Throop deceased.
II Isabella &. Williamson, administrators
of Darid " illtmson, deceased
Is. First and final account of John Fern,
guardian of Emma Topping, nee fern, minor
child of Elizabeth Fern. deceased
10. First partial account of Edward J.. Full
Ter and G. IL, Welles, trustees under will of L.
c. Fuller, deceased.
90 FIRST and final account OF John Fern,
guardian of Arthur E. Fern minor child of
Elizabeth Fern, deceased.
81 First and tnal account Of Peter d. Ma
hon, guardian of Frank McD) nough minor
child of Michael McDonough, deceased.
%. First and final account OF eter d, Ma
hon guardian of Michael McDonough. minor
| child OF Michael McDonoIgh deceased.
| 23 First and final account of Peter d. Ma
| hon, guardian of Loretta McDonough minor
| child of Michael McDonough. deceased.
pa First and final account Of E.. f., Boyle,
| guardian of HOrtense and Louise Collins, mi
| nor children OF T.. d. Collins, deceased.
20 Fifth aud partial account of trustees IN
der Will of Ira Trip, deceased.
". 5. HOPKINS, Register.
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Philadelphia Provision Market.

Philadelphia Feb A.-The market was
firm, with fair jobbing demand. We
quote: Beef hams, $lS,7ja19. as to age and
brand; pork, family. Sl0al1; hams, s. p.
cured, in tierces, SAa9Ac.; do. smoked,
9a1O1ac., as to average and brand; sides,
ribbed, in salt 4laai&c.; do. do. smoked,
54a5iac.; do. do. smoked. 6laa6Ac.; picnic
hams, S. =. cured, 512a6c. do. do. smoked,
GAa6%c.; bellies, in pickle, according to
average, loose, 5a5Ac.; breakfast bacon,
61aa712c,. as to brand and average; lard,
pure, city refined, in tierces 4$4a5c.; do.
37sa4c. city tallow in hogsheads. &C.
country do, 2laa3c., as to quality, and
cakes, 3Ac.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the office of the Seer etary OF the
Scranton Board of Control until 7.8O o'clock
Monday evening, Jan. s, 1897. for the ton
and completion of new eight room public
school building to be known us No o.. Eighth
ward; new eight room public school build.
ing, to be known as No. Is, Twentieth ward
and for certain additions and alterations
to No 2S. Thirteenth ward, all in the
city OF Scranton. Proposals will be MADE
in accordance with plans and specifications in
the hands Of John A. Duckworth, architect,
Coal Exchange Wyoming avenue. Scranton,
Pa Bidders will make distinct bid for each
building. The sum of $500 in cash or GER
titled check shall be enclosed with the bid
for each building which sum shall be forfeited
to the school district in case of refusal or
omission on the part of the bidder whose
proposal shall be accepted, to execute contract
within ten days after the awarding of the
same.
! he Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of tho Scranton Board of Control.
'. EUGENE d. FELLOWS, Secretary,
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New York, Feb. 24.-Flour-Unchanged
steady quiet Wheat-Dull, weak; f. o. b.,
SS7sc,; ungraded red, 74aSSc.; options
terday; February, S05ac.; March, SlBc.;
April, SOisc.: May, 79Mc.; June, 79Ac;;;
July, 7slsc; September, 75asc. Corn-Dull,
easier; No. 2, 29c.; elevator, soc. ailoat
options quiet and easy; February 2S7sc.;
May, 297sc,; July, SO7sc.. Oats-Quiet.
easier; options dull, weaker; February,
2l1Ac. May, 2l19c. spot prices, No 2,
211ac. No. 2 white, 23c.: No. Chicago,
22i2c. No. 8, 2Oc.; No. 3 white, 22c.
mixed western, 2Oa23c.; white do. 2laS0c.
white state, 2laSOc. Provisions-Qulet,
unchanged. Lard Flrmer; western
steam, $i.2O: city, $3.50; refined quiet; con-
tinent A.45: South America. S465: com
pound, 4a41ac. Butter-Steady, unchang-
ed. Cheese-Firm; state large, 9al2Ac.; do.
small, 9al2lac. Eggs-W eaker; state and
Pennsylvania, 17l2c.: ice house, case, ST.
az so; western reshi 17c.; southern, 16a
1G&c.; lined, 13c
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SYNOPSIS.

Miss Monica Frewen a graduate Of
Girton college, oxford, where she has
taken high honors in classical studies,
is writing a book on Etruscan Sascophagi,
of which subject she has made spe-
cialty. She is a very good-looking,
healthy, attractive young woman, and
has come to Llanfhangel, a seacoast VII
lage in Wales, for quiet recreation and to
finish her book and read the proofs. At
the same cottage Is stopping Mr.. Arthur
Pelew, distinguished young chemist and
a graduate of Cambridge university. They
become acquainted, and Miss Frewen per-
mits him to accompany her occasionally
on her outings. He falls violently in love
with her, and proposes to her one day
while they are sitting by the shore.
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.


New York, Feb. 24.-When business was
resumed at the Stock Exchange this morn
ing the bullish feeling was in the ascend
ant. The stocks that developed the
greatest weakness in the late trading
We're Manhattan Sugar, Chicago Gas, the
Changers, Reading, Jersey Central Ten
nessee Coal and Western Union. The to-
tai transactions were l20,25O shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AL.
LEN & CO., stock brokers, Mears build
ing, rooms, 1O5-7O6.
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Scranton Traction Co. ........ 10 II
Scranton Axle Works ........ 50
Weston Mill Co. ............... 2oO
Alexander Car Replacer Co. lO0
Scranton Bedding Co..,....... -. 100
Dime Dep. & Dis Bank ..... 1l5
Colliery Engineer ............. llo ..t
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage due 1918 .......... ITO -.
Peoples Street Railway, first
mortgage due 1918 ....,...... ITO
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co. W
Peoples Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage due 1920 80. ITO -:
Dickson Manufacturing Co. l0o
Lacka. Township School go. lOI
City of Scranton st. Imp. go -. l02
Mt. Vernon Coal Co. ......... 80
Scranton Axle Works ........ l0p
Scranton Traction Co. ....... 70
Economy Steam, II. & p. Co. loo
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Feb. 24-Cattle-Receipts, 49,
600 head; market weak and 10 cents lower;
common to extra steers, $3.50a5.35; stock
$l.SOa3.75; calves, $3.25a6.25; Texans, $2.25
a4.3O. Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market
firm and 5alO cents higher; heavy pack
ing and shipping lots offered, IS: mixed
$3.62ia; choice assorted, $3.55a370; light,
$3.5OaS.7o; pigs, $3a375. Sheep--Recepts,
1i,00O head; market stronger; inferior to
choice, $.50a4.25; lambs, $35Oa5.20.
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Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.


no YOU WANT TO BUY ~ HONE?
~ Here's great bargain; li2l Penn ave-
nue., adjoining North park, Green Ridge: 0
rooms, furnace, hot and cold water; lot 3oXIsl;
cellar under whole house; fine lawn stone
walks: property worth S3,DOO; no reasonable
offer refused; must sell part payment ha'-
auce ON time to suit purchaser Address
TALLIE MORGAN, care of 4. L. Hawley III
Wyomiug avenue, Scranton.
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CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE

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CORNS, BUNiONS AND INGROWING
~ nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood Consultation and advice given
free. E. NJ. HETSEL, Chiropodist, $50 Lack
awanna avenue. Ladies attended at their
residence if desired. Charges moderate.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


FINHE SCRANTON GAS AND WATER co.
i and The Hyde Park Gas Co In accord
ance with the policy OF these Companies to
reduce rates from time to time as may be
warranted by increased consumption. notice
is hereby given that on and after April lst
mkt. the price of gas will he one dollar and
twenty-five cents per one thousand cubic feet
consumed. Subject to the following dis
counts: Five per cent on all bills whore the
consumption for the month amounts to less
than twenty-five dollars, ten per cent. upon
all bills where the consumption for the month
amounts to twenty-five dollars and upwards,
provided the bill is paid on or before the 2Jth
day OF the month in wrich the bill is pre-
sented. BY order OF the Board
&. B. HAND Secretary.
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NTOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders Of The Lackawanna
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ness as may properly come before the meet
ing will bs held at the office of the company,
in the CITY Of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on
Wednesday, March 3D. 1897, at 2 O'Clock y. m,
The polls will remain omen for one hour. The
transfer books will be closed on February 2l
1897, and reopeued on March !, 1897
(Sgned) j. p. H1GGlNSON, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, Feb Goth 1891
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
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turing Company, for the election of Directors
and transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. will be
held at the office of the company in the city
of Scranton. Pennsylvania, on Wedne sday,
March 10TH 1897, at 10 o'clock u. m.
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