davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28

2-B-st specimen penmanship in md grade.
first, 81: second, &c,
s-Best specimen psImanshfp in 3rd grade.
nrst, 81; second, 25c.
f-Best specimen penmanship IN 4th grade,
first, 81; second. sc.
5-Best specimsn peumanship in 5th grade.
nrsf 81: second, 25c.
s-Best specimen penmanship in eth grade,
ir-s 81 second. &C.
7--Best specimen penmanship in eth grade,
frst, 81 second, &c
s-Best drawn map Of Delta county, erst Il:
second zoe.
s-Bes; drawn map of Colorado. first 81; see
ond Soc.
lO-Best series Of drawn maps Of continents,
North America. South America. Europe. Asia,
Africa and Australia. hrst 81; second 5oc,
I-Best Illustrated poem in second grade,
yrst 81: second &c.
i.-Best illustrated poem in 3rd grade, frst 81.
second &c.
Is-Bes, illustrated psem in 4th grade mt
I.-Best illustrated poem in sih grade. frt
q; second. sc.
I5- Bes, illustrated poem in 9Th grade, fin,
81: second, sc.
is-Best Illustrated poem in 9Th grade, frst
81: second. &c.
7-B-ss illustrated poem in s,h grade, f-t sii
second &c,
Is-Be,t specimen modelling In grades, ls', End
and srd. firs, 5cc; second &c
Is-Bcst specimen modelling in grades 9Th and
5th. first, soc; second. &c.
2o-B-st specimen whiting in wood or soap
stone hrst. 5oc: second 25c.
2i-Bsst specimen dsrning, TO be the mending
Of Al actual hole at least one inch in diameter.
first, 5nc. second, sc.
In map drawing no tracing allowed All pre-
MUM, cash and one half Of first to individual
and one-half TO school represented by winner.
All second premiums to be for individual.
DEPARTMENT..
BRICK AND COAL
l-Flaest and best quality anthracite eopl.
Grst, 5.r.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28
Department !.
MISS ALICE N. CRoXToN, Superintendent
LADIES nANDIw9RE.
FINE ARTS


MISS ALICE N. CRoxToN. Superintendent.
LADIES HANDIW9RR.
LOTT, FINE ARfs-
BEST display oil paintings, not less than
three. by one person. first, se;; second, zoe.
.-Best display wster color paintings, not Kiss
than three, BY one person. hrst: -; second. SIC.
3-Bes; landscape painting from nature, rrst;
81; second. SOC.
+-Best collection of china painting. first; 81;
second, Soc
5-Best pencil Drawing. hrs,. 81: second, &c.
Lors. ART NEEDLE WORK,
l-IArges, and bes; display of art needle work
BY one person. first 81, second, soc.
a--Finest and best embroidered set Of net les
than three pieces nrst tI second, Soc.
3-Finest and best embroidered center piece.
first, &c: second .red ribbon.
I-Finest and best embroidered dolly, first, 5oe.
second, red ribbon.
5-Finest and best sofa pillow. first 81; second,
red ribbon,
e-Finest and best chair pillow. first, 5oc; sec
ond. red rioson.
;-Finest and best pm cushion, fIst, 55c; Sc
ond. red ribbon
s-Finest and best embroidered lunch cloth,
frst, s.: second. red ribbon.
s-Finrst and best em5rOiI cred dresser scarf.
first 15c; second. &c
lo-Laryest and best display Of drawn work
first. 81; second, 5ec-
u-Finest and best dresser scarf in dawn
WORK first soc; second, red rsbon-
le-Finesr and best lunch cloth in drawn
work, first, 30; s-cond. Sc.
ls-Finest and best dolly in drawn work. f1t,
sp s-cond, red ribbon.
i+Bxst display Of embroidery by girls undeI
sixteen, first SOC; second, red ribbon
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28
Pjeeons--UnclaSsified

The emergency bags sent by a church society
TO Kansas soldiers in the PHILIPPINES contained
among the necessities a box OF DeWttts Witch
Hazel salyr. the well known cure for piles IN
iurirs and skin diseases. The lvdies took care %
obtain the original Dewtts Witch hazel salNs
knowing thai all the csUnterfeits are worthless.
Clarke'- drug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28

I5-Finest and best point lace handkerchief
frst, 81: second, &c.
Ie-Fin-st and best hand made handkerchief,
not point lace, first. 81; second, 5oc-
lI-Best piece batienburs lace, first. 81; sec
ond, soc.
Is--Finest and bes. crazy work quilt silk. hrst,
81: second. sec.
I9-Best crazy work quilt. wool. first, aes
second. red ribbon.
sO-Bsst cotton patch WORK. srst, soc; secsnd
red ribbon.
2l--Best patch work quilt by girl under fifteen
first soc: second, red ibbon.
2e-Best knit orcrochst quilt, first. sii second
80 cents.
23--Best and finest knit bed room slippers
first, Soc; sscondred ribbon.
24--Finest and best crochet bed room slipper.
first, sac; second, red ribbon.
H.ndsomest and best dressed doll. hand work,
by girl under fourteen, nrsi, 81; second oe
2S-Best piece outlining by girl under Ia, hrsf.
soc: second. red ribbon.
27--Best plain knitting by lady owe 90, first.
81; second, red rhb1n.
Pigeons--Unclassifie
I-Largest and best display of fancy thor
ou-hbred pigeons, any variety or varieties
speciaI-one setting Barred Plymouth eggs
Benton L. LAycOok,
Rest pair HomIng Pigeons. any color:
One young Belgian Buck-Harry W. Friend
3-Fanciest driving horse, with lady driver
One pair Homing Pigeons.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28
Fer sale.

One fresh Jersey Cow. Inquire OF
wm. Rowan, Poplar Grove Ranch,
Cory, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28
2-Finest and best quality .bitumInSus coal,

Z-rinest ana oest quAiity .pituhiheus c"si'
nrst, Soc
3-finest and best quality Ignite coal. frs' sec.
4-Laryest lump coal, any kind. first, s.
|Best and finest display Of brick, made in
Delta county. first, 81; second, 5Oc-
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28

l-Fiaest and best quality anihracite eopl,
lrs,. Soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
Ksiazki rozma1te.

Biibii;a S,vieta czyll Plsmo Sw,ete
Starego Nowego Testamen:u.
W mccne] i piekne] oprawie. z
wYztacanym tYtu}em. =. So 90
Wybor pies,ai marodovych, W kt6-
rym zna]duis SIG: dumki, arYe,
marsze krakowiakl, mazurY,
p,esni patrYotyczne, wojenue,
hlstorycane ,td.......... 80
Ga,moksiesnM Hokus-P okus ozyli
nauka odkrYcla tajenn MIC i ME-
zswodny spos6b czarowan,a,
dawnie] S. G. teraz znizona
$1,000. 20 c@
Aaas Hsstorys Natuyalng : 1870
ohrazkaml ludzi, xwlefx2t czwo-
ronoinYoh ptak6w, ryb, gadow,
owad6w it'd, : tekstem Felix's
Wermlnsklego.... 80. so ct.
Grotulant osaz piesni weselne a,dla
miod1ienc6w i druzh6w. sawie-
rsjacy: ZaprosinY no wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosnki we
1elne. Csna. 20sc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

W O BRACI
GR1ESEL ~ Winonie W bloku
Pekera, re wszYstkich tute-
4zych sa1on6w najwiecej piwa
.przedaia. 2 czego wYnika,
&e piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. "
gl6wnel sail SO stofy i mnogie
xrzesla, a nadto osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi " tel, po starokral-
zr.;sku urzadaonei obersy
sawsze laa " uIu. iecz mimo
to kazdY szybko dostanie
czego zn3ada.i 2 zadowoleniem
wychodsi.
Farmerzy teraz y cafem
miescie wygodniejszei gosDodY
ME znajda, jak u Grieslow, q "
polaczonej ich z ealonem
|groserni wszystko moga kupit
co 2 niasta ola kuchni i stc(u
sprowadzaG musza.
El SlI3-fEEe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

am a farmer located near Stony Brook, one Of the most malarious
districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times
years had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in blowing,
that could do nothing but shake. must. have taken about a barrel
Of qunine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained
any permanent benefit. Last fall, in peach time, had a most serious
attack Of chils and then commenced to take Ripans Tabules, upon a
friends advice, and the first box made me all right and have never
been without them since. take one Tabule each morning and night
and sometimes when feel more than usually exhausted take three in
a day. They have kept my stomach sweet, my bowels regular and /
have not had the least touch of malaria. moi. splitting headache since /
more refreshed than formerly. i don't know how many complaints
Ripans Tabules will help, but ! DO know they will cure any one in the
honestly consider them the cheapest-priced. medicine in the wond, as
they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to take.
am twenty-seven years of age and have worked hard all my life, the
same as most farmers, both early ard late and in all kinds of weather,
and have never enjoyed such good health as l have since last fall; in
fact; my %neighbofs have all remarked nv improved condition and have
said, Say, John, what are you doing to look so healthy
WANrED-Ac case onad health that sIpANs NH ct bmnt They Danish nand pnenHMe 3
;onsi sssnsSns" s sm sas sfc e esS. es& @:' m ss es Int. q Sas ss ,s ' sp s%S@s s: :2sG e e. ss
10 Spruce St. Ne York 81 @ .@= @ IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
Ksiqzki powie6ciowe.

Piekna Hsstorya 0 Ginpliaoej Hde~
ME. GORGE ki 6la Autoniusza ce
SARA turecklego z Konstanty-~
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
d dworu, p6zn,ej przez q. lats
p1elgrzymuiac wielkie utrapienla
nedse cierpliwle , meznie zno-
Jsila.. Cena. r.2Usc
Hstorya 0 Sieaxni;u Medrcach. Bar.
do zajmuiaca po~abna povlesc
O. prowadzenlu ma sm,ert krdle"
wicza Dyoklec7ana wybawie'
niu go s,edmiua razY przes medr-
COW WJdan'e move popraw'one.
Cena dawn:ej IS G. teraz %
Jan OkpiSwia czyli: Sowizdaza1
siynnY swego czasu trefn's; lego
flRle i 'avanturY. PnwlesG ko-
miczua ku rozryw re- .czytelnikow
WYdanle move. pepraw'one, z
liesnyni obrazkaml. Cena .daw~
niei IS c. teraz tYlko.... %
Robinson Kruzoe, evil skutki nie-
postuszebstwa. Ks,4tka :zupetnie
nowo. starannle l tt esciwle MO
iona. Cena............... 10 Q i
Zakleto Dzie,ui;ca z Brodq, civil
CYrullk Zbawca. PrzYgodY Ber-
trama " Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe- j zabawne opowiadan,e.
Muenhause,m Mo,ey ton z d}ng'm
n.,es,n czyn dslwacsne podr6ze l
fgle. Cena..............-... 10.
Rinazo Riinald;iai, s3awny dow6dz
ca rozbojnlk6w XVIII wleku.
CzYny jego t~owarzysz6w czyll.
taiemnice g6r wawo.6w l sdolin
W}och. Cenia- 25c
Ck1owieE Nocy Powles6 przez Ju.
l,usza de Gastin.. Tiomaczona z
francusk,ego (nadswyczaj cie-
kawa). Cena. so c.
Ii Meczeststw6 Swietei Dzie,oicy
wyciqg z Zywot6w
Pansk,ch Ia. P'otra Skar-
Ct.
Testament Piotra Welkiego cay
Ii January Moskali zawojowania
ca{ego swlata.....,......... 5 Ct
Proroctpo MSchalay, Krdlowej
re Saby, l3te; Syb'lli........l5c.
Zyd wseczny 1ulacz -. ...10c.
Historya O Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat DokutcWa{, przYkutV prZY
Genowety, powies6 moralna
bardzo wzrusza7aca re starozyt-
nYch c1asdw.. 25c
Bolestaso czyli Daisy Ciag Geno-
wefy, t}6maczenle pSzez ks. Os~
% C
Fubioza. Powiesc z czasow pre-
sladowan1a Chrzescian " roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardynat Wiseman.
- l.Chwle rozejmu:-2. Walka
3 Z~wycieztwo 30 c
w mocneh oprswle re z}oconym
tY,ullklem1.-. IS c
Historya o szlachetnej Mage1onse,
GORGE kr6la Z Neapolu l o Plo-
trze rycerzu hrablm Is C
Historya 0 szlachetaej ! pieknej Me-
tkzynae, .....---.... "....Z5
potepienca. PowlesG przez
FIR K. Tuczynsklego.... so
Pan H~pardowska, wielkl
czarownik..-. ... 80. rs Ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

lyopy1t' fSlytllIl h6tkis lspbs6b
'nab04a4a 1a Codslenneao = Wv
csa1ne1 sQprswie. !. 40 q.
Fafi1sm Wy6ma,, o5rsw Il y, y.
droga sk6rke. 2 okuelem = zamex-s
KEN ...,....... 65 q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
KS1AZKI DO
E

Ksiq&ka do naboze1st,ua maps
suaa przez Arcu6iskura DunaaG.
tax zwana Blskupka, ola ko-
TIA sama Biskupka, W pick.
niejs.ei oprawie, z okuciem "a
meczkiem 90
Aasi6t Strd5, ksiazka do nabo-
tenstwa " pieknej oprawle, ze
siotym trzegiem............ O.65
.Ani63 Strd3 - oprawnY "
sk6rke ziocone brzegi : okuclem
xameczkiem 1}otym tytuli-
klein. 3l.W
TAX, sam Anid1 Strd&, opraw-
ny W kosd sioniowa, : okuolan j
amecskiem. st6sowny ma podaru.
ola dam. .$1.50
Wsank Maryi, ; wytiocsone-
mr. obraxkaml nA oktadkach
sameoxkiem okuciem i
sloconYm brxegiem ..-..-....$l.60
Wsansk Nary, oprawny v
sk6rke, = zioconym brzeelem ssoco.
nYm tYtullklem bex samecska
0kucla -. -. ......... So. $l:Ou
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

~ Kto zam6vi ksiqske
Tub ksiatek % SO Ct. powi.
MEN dolaczyt S Ct. "a prse-
seike pocztowa; PREY kaSdem
wiekssem z%am6wiepiu nale1y
doiaczy6 ma ka1dy 81 90 war
tosci ksialek, 10 cent6w ma
nrzeseike pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
lszis. fss NJ ats
! re SWIATA.

NO! munster bcandenDafg
kt6rY oiczytat w6wctsia,s kon:.
stytucyq, sadziwilby sic nj
ma}o. gdYbY zmart wYwstai
rozpatrzyi sic " wykonywanl,
tel konstytucyi.
CHIVY. Wiadomoaci o smier
oi cesarza ME potwierdzaja sic
pewnem jednak sic zda1e bye
lie mianowano JUL jego nastep-
SMUTNY los spotkai "
Berlin'e studenta wetsrynaryi
Jana Maczyh.kiego pod
Chodzie4y. Powracajac p6&oo
" nocy do domu, spsdt do
suteren tax nieszezesliwie, il
czaszka ma pekta i skutkiem
tego ducha wyzionaf.
=" NO.
AUSTRIA. Jak wiadomo,
NiemcY nsrodowcy " AustrYi,
m,anowicie tel " Czechacb.
sk}aniaja ste bardzo ku Prusom
j Niemcom. W miescle Eyer
chciano nawet wYsta~it POM
mix Bi,markowi, kt6ry to "
roku 1856 g.aa tl ! taka. k::!esks
Austryi. Wfadze austryackie
ME: ME ~pozwolity ma zbieran'e
III TAX Cel eklouSh.
49,
- Rad fran.
cuski, jaak wiadomo, zamkna1
klass@6e AssunpcYon,st6w czyli
Oic6w Wnebowstqpienia 20 "a,
to, 4es mieli ontii mieszat sic do
pol.t7ki, szczeg6lnie prey
wyborach. "; roku y zesslym,
gd7 Franouzi jeszcze borykali
sic o lydia Dreyfusa, srobiia
pol'cya zparYska rewizya~ "
klasetorze 0jc6w Wn'ebow~
staPieniaz n j. znalazta znaczne
sutey. pieniedne, cos ma p6ltora
miliona frank6w. Tych picnic
dry mieli zakonnicy utywat na
propaganda obalenia obecnych
rzad6w republikahskich.
Ojcowie Cd Wniebowstap,e-
mia z~ajmowal' sic wychowa'
MEM mlodziezy.
Walka kulturna rozpcczeta
sic ma dobre Franeyi. i
II q 4 -o-& = = -
LONDYN - Jeden Z repor.
ter6w gazet angielskich, kl6re.
mu udafo sic ~przecisnac przez
llnie oble3nscze Burow 2 MIA
sta Ladvsmi'h opowlada, Re
Burowie y talntych okolicach
50 niezwykle SLIM. Zatoga
angielska W mie5cie ohle4onem
Cd dln3szego czasu lyle ju&
tyAko m,esem koni j mut6w.
Dro5yzna nieslychana. Ia jed
no jajo PLACID trzeba IS ct
font tyton1u W najgorszym
gatnnku koeztuje s22. SO. Ia
pudto asszek 2 vodka. ktora
miat jeszcze jedeD z mlejsco-
wych hand!arzy, dostat 1925.
Choroby " miescie dziesiatkuia
ludnos6 i zatoge. Reporter pc
trzydniowei peinej niebezpie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
w KSIEGARN1
+. DERD0WS7IIEG0
" Winona, 1inn.

MONA dostaG rozmaite ket4zki poll
SKYE .szczegolnie za6 naste pujace:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-15
AVOCA.

William Gillespie, a respected "rei-
dent of Avoca, died at the family resi-.
dence on the West Side, after several
months illness of asthma. Deceased
was one of the pioneer settlers Of this
section, locating in Pittston township
at Crystal farm about thirty-five years
ago. Mr.. Gillespie was a pleasant.
Openhearted man and all wno knew
him found an agreeable companion.
Besides his wife he Is survived by a
wife and eight children. Martin, Will
liam, John. Frank. Thomas. Mrs
Frank Connor, Mrs. Martin McGowl II
and Mrs. Thomas Dougherty. The fu
neral will take place tomorrow NOM
St. Mary's cemetery.
The Avoca sub-district Epwortn
League will hold a convention in the
Moosic Methodist Episcopal church on
Thursday. Feb. %.
The Pennsylvania Coal company will
pay their employees tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid society win serve
supper on WashingtOn's birthd,v in
Harris building. beginning at O'Clock.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and st. Alloy
sius society will celebrate their ami
versary on Monday evening. After an
entertainment supper will be served.
The employees Of the underwear mill
will receive their first pay on Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Durkin, of Scranton, Is
the guest of Mrs. ]. d. Clark, of .he
West Side.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-15
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Bostwick, of Montrose, was very
largely attended on Monday.
The Erie will run cheap excursion
to Niagara Falls on Tuesday next.
Round trip fare from Susauehannan
but SO.
There is no smallpox in Montros,,
nor in its immediate vicinity, as has
been reported
Mrs. Anna Walters is seriously Ill
at her home on Willow street.
Colonel Byron o. Camp is i'll at his
home in Montrose.
A progressive euchre club held a
social in Hogan opera house last even-
ing.
Henry White is again in the county
Jail for larceny. Recently he broke
Jail twice. but finally served out his
sentence. When not IN Jail he lives
near MOntrose. His future post9f!ice
address is likely to he Eastern Pcni-
tentiary, West Philadelphia"
Montrose people of late have been
enduring that type of swelled heads
commonly called mumps.
n summer school of review for
teachers, viii he held in New Milford
,, beginning May 1. and to continue five
weeks. The object and aim of tn d,
school will be to prepare teachers and
those who desire to become teachers,
| for the coming annual examinations
for either professional or permanent
certificates. All the the common
branches will be reviewed. Such Of
the higher branches will be taught az
may be desired.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-15

Philadelphia, Feb. i-Wheat-Firm. i4c.
higher; contract grade. February, 7Sa74c.
Corn-Firm No. mixed, February. S9i.a
S"Ac. Oats-Steady; No. white clipped,
3lHa32c.; No. 3 do. do. 30a30iac.; No.
mixed do, 29a29iac. POtatoes-Stcady
Pennsylvania choice. per bushcl. 6Uc ,
New York and western, do. do, 5sa6oc
do. do. fair to good, do. 55a57c. Butter
Steady; fancy western creamery. 2bc.
do. prints 27c. Eggs--Steady; fresh, near
by, lie; do. western. 14c.; do. southwest
ern. 14c.: do. southern 13c. Cheese--l n
changed Refined Sugars-Quiet but
steady. Cotton-Firm and isc. higher
midd'ing nplands, 9isc. Tallow - In
changed: city prime in hogsheads. 5a57sc.
coumtry do, barrels, 5isa5ac.; dark, do,
aS,a5c cakes. 5laa5Ac.: grease, 3iaa5c. as
to color. Live Poultry Unchanged
fowls, lo'sailc,; old roosteIs. 7a7isc.i
chickens. loaloi.c.; ducks, Ila12c.; geese
l0allc.; turkeys, 9aioc. Dressed Poultry
Steady and in better demand: fowls
choice. lie; do. fair to good. l0al0lac.; old
rcosters, Sc: chickens, nearby. llai2i2c.
some lots, 13c.: western do. large, l2c.
medium do. l0al1c.; common do, Sa9c.
turkeys, choice to fancy, lp.al2c.: do
fair to Rcod saloc.; common do. 7asc.
ducks, 9al3c.; geese, Ia"c. Receipts
Flour. 1900 barrels and 6,0G0 sacks: wheat
1000 bushels: corn, 5000 bushels; oats
10000 bushels. Shipments--Wheat. 5000
bushels; oats. l3,c@ bushels; corn. 2o.oOC
bushels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-15
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scrantop Tribune.

Special to the Scrantop Tribune.
Forest City, Feb. l4.-W. II. Leek.
Of Rockland, N. Y. was visitor
here this week.
Revival meetings are in progress at
both the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches and encouraging success Is
reported in each field of endeavor.
For years past county bridge
! across the Lackawanna river has been
agitated and urged as necessity
and each new advocate of such an
| Improvement has for awhile been con-
| fident of success. But in their inscru-
| table wisdom the officials of the two
counties cannot see it in the sarle
| light as the citizens whom the wunc
of it so seriously inconvenience, and
therefore the bridge that trey had
| longed for never came.
| Tuesday next Is election day. This
year our friends, the Prohibitionists,
| failed entirely TO materialize. For Il G
| benefit Of those who may not have keps
i close watch of the nominations. we
| subjoin them: Democratic concurrent
| minations-Burgess John F. Gallagh-
! err: justice OF the peace. Thomas Cav
anaugh; poor director. Frank p,
Holmes; auditor, Charles d. Burdick
| tax collector. James White. ri, st
ward nomina nations-Councilmen. Mich
| ael Krantz, Dennis Fallon; scho1i d..
rector John p. Murray: judge Of elec-
tion, William j. Murphy; inspe? ?tor
Martin .McAndrew. Second watd
, School director. William w. Swartz,
| Judge of election. Frank NJ. Howell
inspector, Edward Randall. Republic
can concurrent nominatiOns-Burgess
Thomas j. Pentecost; Justice of the
peace. Fred r. Gelder; poor director
George Brain: auditor. Villa n Gum-
moe: tax collector. William II. Bates
First ward-Councilmen. r. w. Tay,
lor w. ]. Pentecost; school director
William II. Jones: inspector. William
Forrest. Second ward-School direc.
tor, A. n. Wheeler; Judge Of election
T Warner Budd; inspector, Johr
Kritzlo.
Mrs. f. A. Bloxham was taxa Il
the Lackawanna hospital at Scranton
Tuesday. by her husband. where shs
will be compelled to stay for soms
time and undergo an operation.
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sUsQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Special to the Scrai ton Tribune.


Susquehanna, Feb IA large num-
ber Of our townspeop!e are eXchang-
ing portraits today through the post
office.
Being unable to secure quarters
here, Erie Master Mechanic c. f.. Full
Ter may take up his residence in
BinghamtOn.
The Baptist society has appointed a
committee to secure a pastor to sue
ceed Rev. L. r. Allen, who has ten
dered his resignation, soon to take ef-
feet Mr.. Allen has not yet decided
where he will locate.
There is g. great amount of heavy
ice lodged in the river between Great
Bend and Kirkwood.
DIR. $. S. simmons was profession
ally engaged in Buffalo on Monday.
Former County Treasurer Charles
Bogden, of this place, has about fifty
men and teams at work getting out
lumber, mine props and railroad ties
and hauling them to the railroads.
Vicinity bluestone men anticipate a
brisk business during the corning sea-
son.
Lanesboro has caught the fever, AMI
there is movement to divide it into
two wards.
A monster locomotive, built at the
Rogers locomotive works in Paterson,
New Jersey for the Erie. was in town
Yesterday, en- route to the "Nypano"
,aivision.
The pastor of SusQuohanna
church recently set down hard upon I
projected masquerade ball, and 1t
vent the way of all the earth.
A number Of SusQuchanra Masons
attended a banquet in Great Bend last
evening. They report gigantic time.
There have been several changes
his week in the clerical force in the
Erie shops. - .-.
John. Caden, OF Starrucca, died on
Monday morning, aged So years. He
vas a member of st. Johns branch,
No. II, c. M. p. A., OF Susquehanna.
The. funeral. occurred from the Cath
olic church In Starrucca yesterday
when requiem mass was celebrated.
Miss Sara Ardeson, Of the Oakland
Side. is the guest of Carbondale
friends.
Rev. Frank N. Smith. Of Chonango
Bridge. New York. Is visiting Oakland
Side friends. He Is a former pastor
ef the Avenue Methodist church In
Oakland. 80. -.,..
A delegation from Branch No. II, c.
NJ. Il. A., 10 In Starrucca today. at
lending the funeral Of the late John
-aden. .....
John n. Miller. ESQ.,. was profession
hly- engaged In Scranton on Tuesday
Ths funeral ofthe late George M,
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, Feb. n-Flour--Receipts,
1C.ilS; exports. 1868: very quiet, un-
changed an - bout steady. Wheat-Spot
steady; No ed aas., KS. elevator; ~
northern Duluth, sligo. f. -. b. adodt
prompt; options opened easy and ait ~.
wards declined further; in the last half
hour. however, prices recovered sharply
closing steady and unchanged to isc. net
higher: March closed i1$sc.: May, 80 20.
July, 1850. Corn-Spnt market steady;
No. ., i27sc. +. o, b. ahoat and ilH,c Gle,
Nator. option market easy all doy until
near the close when prices rallied with
wheat; closed steady at ,,5c, ,5c, net decline
steady; No. 2, 29c. No. 3, 2slac.; NJ.
white, slhc.; No; 3 white, Slhc.; .trac.:
mixed western, 29aSDlec. track white, 81
a35c.; options sl1w and barely stetuy.
Buttcr--Steady: western creamery, 2la2jc
do factory, 16a19c,; June creamery, i1a
23c.: imitation creamery, lTa22l co.: stat
dairy. lsa2lc. do. creamery. 2la25c, Cheese
Steady: fall made fancy large. l2s,allc,
fall made fancy large, l2atal3c.; choice
grades. llaa12iac. Esgs-Strong; state
and Pennsylvania, at mark, l3iac. west
ern at mark, 13l2c.