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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-30
HOpBOTTOM.
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Special 10 the scranton Tribune
Hopbottom. Jan. 29.-The social held
at the home Of Il. NJ. Tiffany Thurs
day evening was quite q success. The
spacious parlors We're well filled at
an early hour. and after the enjoy
ment of an excellent chicken pie sup
per the guests were entertained by a
programme consisting of several choice
musical selection, including solos by
Miss sadie Sagar, Mrs. L. NJ. Tiffany
and Rev. l.. l.. Lewis. Also u duet
by Mrs. Tiffany and Miss Lillian
Byram. The music was interspersed
with some pleasing recltations by the
little folks. After the literary enter
tainment the evening was devoted to
progressive games until the hour of
departure for home. Mrs. Will Brown
was the winner of the first prize The
proceeds OF the supper amounted to
about SIS.
The Willing Workers of the Metho-
dist church will hold a social in the
church transept Thursday evening OF
this week.
Miss Mabel Dershimer, of Scranton,
was the guest of Miss Alta Finn Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Candace Newton fell upon the
sidewalk on Sunday and injured her
hip so that she is confined to her bel
at the home of Mrs. Almira Brown.
Little Mamie Brown, daughter OF
Fred Brown, received fall last week
which resulted in n broken arm. The
fracture occurred above the elbow, the
elbow also being injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Loomis arc both
reported i'll.
A cheese factory for the manufac-
ture OF Italian cheese Is to be opened
in town April /. Mlll; has been con-
tracted for from the Farmers Dairy
company OF this place.
The farmers interested IN the cream
cry are putting in the fill between the
creamery and ice house this week
There were no services at the Uni
versalist church Sundoy evening, tho
pastor being unable to reach here at
the appointed hour, owing to the late
ness of train No. {.
Farley Wright arrived in town Fri
day evening. His many friends are
glad TO welcome him back.
Mr. William Rhodes is i'll with neu.
ralgia.
Mrs. G. 0. Bailey Is expected home
this week.
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WARE PILL REPORTED.
Creates Separate Orphans Court in
Lackawanne County.


rs Exclusive Wir7 from The Associated Press
harrisburg, Jan. 29.--The Ware bill,
creating an additional common pleas
court in Philadelphia, ana The bill
creating a separate orphans court in
LaCkawanna county. were reported
from committee favorably at today's
session of the house. The McC9rrell
jury bill, which was introduced by Mr..
Hoy, of Clarion, was also reported
from committee. These bills will be
read the first time at tomorrows ses-
sion.
Nh. Ford Allegheny. introduced
substitute for the present compulsory
education act. Among other bills in
troduced were the following: Mr..
Kennedy Beaver increasing the num-
Der of factory inspectors from eighteen
TO thirty. Mr.. Castner, LycominG, sup
plement TO the act OF May 23 1889, rela-
tive to the government of third class
cities. providing for the adjustment OF
the indebtedness of such cities and
boroughs or township annexed thereto.
Mr.. Voorhees,, Philadelphia, prohibit
ing the establishing of bucket shops,
and any person who shall have knowl-
edge of the existence OF such places
ana omit 10 notify the authorities shall
be guilty of misdemeanor and shall be
subject to a fine of $1,000 or one year
Imprisonment. Mr.. Haworth, LuZerne,
creating new county with Hazleton
as the county seat.
The calendar was cleared of first
reading bills. which included the bill
to increase the capitalization Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, after which the
house adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing
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"a Free Lance"

There is no character, probably, that appeals as
torcby TO theater.goers OF every class as that
OF the hero who is really hero, the gallant
knight OF the old romantic days, handsome val.
orous and daring. ever ready for joust and
wishing any danger for the sake OF his lady love,
This is character that quickens the pulse Of
even the most base and calls forth the aspiIat ion
OF the genter sex. All the world looks up TO
this sort Of man, the finest type that history re.
veals, In the portrayal Of such characters Robert
B, Mantell stands foremost and alone lie has
won his position by a succession oi splendid DER.
formances In which great dramatic ability have
been combined with fine physique and a mag.
netic personality
lt Is the opinion OF Mr.. Mantell and his mana.
ger, NJ. W, Hanley, that "a Free Lance" the
new play that he Is presenting this season, gives
him the best role be has yet had The play
deals with Germany in medieval times and is
both original and strong IN story. II is mounted
lavishly, the scenery and costumes being Of re.
markable magnihcence. At the Lyceum saturday
matinee and night matinees, 25 and 80 cents:
evening, 25 cents TO ~.
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DURYEA.

The result of the Democratic caucus
was as follows: School directors, w,
+. Pier and James Kennedy; super
visor, Patrick Bohan and S. Barluski; ;
treasurer f. j. Regan; assessor, Pat
rick Gilroy; auditor, II. McGrath;
township clerk, b. McCoral.
The township commissioners of this
place claim they have legal right to
their Offices for two more years.
pleasant party was rendered Miss
Hollenback at her home the other
evening. Games and music were en-
joyed and refreshments We're served.
All the mules are being taken from
the Babylon mine to Wyoming.
representative OF the Pittston
Electric Illuminating company made
a tour of the Back road to see if this
would be good territory to work in.
AVoca company also anticipates com-
ing into this section.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Jane.
Murphy took place Monday morning.
A requiem high mass was held in the
Avoca Catholic church, and interment
was made I'm ST. Mary's cemetery.
Miss Verna Schoonover, of Noosic.
has returned home after a few days.
visit at the home OF her cousin. Miss
Eta Mostelier
FRANK Nolan Is recovering, after an
illness of few weeks with grip.
Mrs. Frank Lane is i'll with grip.
Our Lawrence Hose company was
not slow in answering the call for
help from Old Forge Monday morning.
Messrs. II. Curtis, Andrew Alden.
Robert Simijal, Joseph limerick, VIII.
liam Wickizer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bengun.
nier and family attended the enter.
tainment Of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America ut Moosic the other even.
ing.
Frank Lane has started an OYSTER
stand In his confectionery store on the
Back road.
Joseph Tumblesom called on Pitts
ton friends recently.
Mrs. Robert Brainbridge and Mrs.
A. e. Hall visited in Pittston recently.
Mr.. Meede is ill.,
Anthony Kelly, OF York avenue, is in
with grip.
Charles Cluck has accepted a posi-
tion as fireman at the Hallstead.
John Kozesheck, of the Back road
a scholar in the Central school, has
presented to the Office at the High
school a beautiful picture of the Maine
The pupils of this district have a great
ability for work in this direction.
President Mckinley has encouraged
the pupils by praising and acknowledge
ing their talent for this art
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NICHOLSON.
,llnton Tribune.

Special TO the Scllnton Tribune.
Nicholson, Jan. CA. j. Patton, Of
Craker lake, spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. J. s. Wilkes.
Mr.. William Warner Is very III at
his home on Oak street. Mrs. Warner
is also quite III.
Mrs. f. T. Johnson returned tO her
home Saturday evening after spend
ing five weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
T.. ii. Webb, Of Jersey City.
Allls and Horace Cooper are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Cooper,
of Pine street.
Mrs. William Finklc is quite ~ at
her home on State street.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G..
Rought are confined TO their home by
the measles.
Miss Cora. Stevens. who left for the
west a week ago, has arrived al Seat
tie, Wash, and Immediately entered
upon her duties as teacher.
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SUSOUEHANNA,
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special 10 tue scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Jan. 29.--Quite "a large
number of our townspeople are doing
penance by attending county courts in
Montrose.
The Ladies' society of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen held a.
supper this evening in knights OF
Pythias hall.
Mrs. Frey, the evangelist who has
oeen holding successful eyangelistic
meetings in the Oakland Congrega-
uonal church, has been forced to re-
turn home on account OF illness.
Ihe late Keran Moran carried an In
surance OF s5,O00-$2,000 in the Catho-
nc Mutual Benevolent association and
$4,000 in the c. 3. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Benton ne
Carbondale, have the sincere sympathv
OF their friends in this place on ac-
count OF the death OF their little child
Death came to William Roe. an apad
resident of Brandt, under unusual cir
cumstances, on Saturday Afternoon
He had been digging a grave in tha
village cemetery, where he was found
unconscious. He died within a fa,v
hours. Heart failure was the cause
WIN pace LnlS AFTERNOON
1rom the village home at Brandt Rev,
w. II. Watkins, pastor of the Brandt
Presbyterian church. officiated. IRE
main post, No. SO, Grand Army of the
Republic, of Lanesboro, of which de-
ceased was member. attended in n
body, and performed the ritualistic SER
vice at the grave.
The marriage of Charles Krouse. Of
susquehanna, TO Mis-" Yerna Slocum.
or Binghamton, will occu in the latter
city, Feb. IS.
quite number of Biughamton and
Hornellsville people attended the social
mop held last evening in Hogan Opera
mouse by Prof, Pierce, OF Blnghamton.
There are hopeful indications that
the unfortunate contention between
the Erie Railroad company and its
boiler makers will be amicably arrang-
ed in the near future. 'Tis a consum-
nation most devoutly to be wished
A number of Erie officials still re-
main here on account of the boiler
makers strike. Prominent general Of
ficers Of the Boiler Makers union are
also here.
w. l.. Derr, of Elmira, superintend-
ent OF the Susquehanna division of the
Erie, is Ill at the Starrucca house, in
this place.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

PHILADELPHIA, JAN 9o--Nhelt-}ic. lower; con
tract g,ade January iu.4aIoigc CurE-hc, low
~; No. mixed January, Iiai3iac. OatS--Stea,y;
No. : white clipped, a2l-c, Bnttcr--steady;
fancy western creamery, e2.2c; do. prints. BE.
alc.: do southwestern, aIc; d" southern, 2Oc.
Cheese STEADY; Now Yori; full creams ranc.
small lis.Jl.n.; do. 90. do, iuir 10 choice, lOia
glliac. Rcinrd SrsaIs-unchingcd. Cotton
&c.: teIces. i,4c.; country do, barrels, liaajc.'
cakes, ;tac. Live Poultry Finn; fowls, 9lllc
old roo,tcis, 7c.; chickens, S2alOc duClt,, liza
l2c.; geese, pillc.; tnkoys, 9l0c. Dressed
poultry-Firm and active; fowls, choice, oiaalOc.;
10. fir 10 good, sislqc.; old roOstcrs, Gaic.;
neaIhy chickens. llalic,, western DO. Qallc,;
choice to fancy. lOal2c,; ducks, Halle. Re-
Cr.pts--.Four3,OCO barrels and 100000 pounds in
sucks; wheat, 500 bushels; corn, l12O0O hush.
els; oats, 23,0D1 bushels Slipmcnts--Whelt.
sUD bushels; corn l,GoO bshel'' oats, 5000
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SpRINGVILLE.
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Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Springville. Jan. ED. ID. Layton
is converting the top story OF his store
into living rooms, which will be oc-
cupied by Roberts, the meat man,
when spring opens. Having sold his
farm in Auburn township, Mr. Layton
will move into his house here in the
spring.
Along about the middle of February
the band will give a minstrel show
at the school building, which, il our
judgment amounts TO anything, will
be well worth attending. The price
will be within reach OF the purse OF
the small boy.
The work Of filling the milk station
ice house went merrily on last week
The work was not quite finished.
One day last week Francis Dough-
erty turned his horses out for the
purpose Of watering them. In going
over a piece OF ice one of them slipped
and fell, breaking its thigh. It died
the same night.
The members of Vesta lodge, ID. of
r., met at the home of Charles L.
Brown on Friday evening for one OF
their popular socials. There was a
nice attendance and the company was
entertained for two hours with the
Graphaphone owned by Mr.. Brown,
and ms good an instrument as IL has
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New York GRAIN and Produce.

New YoIk, Jan %, II lou--Mlrket was more
active and steGdici in sympathy with wheat,
hut without change iron Yesterday; winter
stllishts. SG. 45a3.Jj; Minnesota patent, Siai.2j,
Wheat-Spot hrm; No. : red, sl,sc. T. o. h.
aAoat and No. / northern Duluth, sissc. /. o. b.
ahoat; options opened steady and became stronr f;
closed firm at lsa$sc, net advance; March closed
S03tc.; May, sllsc' July s05sc, Corn--Spot IL.
regular; No. ., isisC, elevator and +6c. l. o. u.
ahoa,; options opened steady and finally rallied
on prospects ior small arrivals tomorrow and a
fcarc OF January shorts closed llsc. higher On
JanuaIy and unchanged otherwise; January closed
4slac.; May, iiiaC.i Julv tilac. Oats spot dun ;
No. ., 9pc, NJ, g. 2gi?c,; No. white, 32a32lac;
No. white, 3li2c. track mixed western, 2Hlga
5lc.t track white; 3la33c; options inactive but
steady. Buttcr-Stcady; creamery, lGa22c,; fac'
tur, llllGc.; June creamery ljSY0c.; imitation
creamery, l2iglltilc. state dairy, lIa20c.
Cheese--frm; fancy large fall made, llitalllsc,
state and PcnnNlranil, S0c. western. lsisal0c,
southern, l7lsllsLc.
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THE MARKETS.
wall Street Review.

N,N lvh. Ian. 90. -'fAr ''ock market Vas
again dominated by s. Pau! today win solEr IA.
'0cutu disturbance nom tur crfatir luCtuH.
IloiS Vt steel AMI Wire. These tSo stocks Icli.
ly matte tiIe market md price; uo,ed some.
what E.rIowly AMI on q .ltlll volume OF tr.Ts.
u>tiou- H. sympathy with thrn throughout tue
dlv. Southcrn Pacihc WA, 4 noruhr exception
- the general tendency oi the uorlct /, vas
bought lag-,A all Itc and in n. htl dealings
ru.r an c>urlrc H., - l., carylrg some other
stocks, notably auong Ia, G,aupela amt pay..
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ever been our privilege to listen to.
Refreshments were served at IL o'clock
and games of various kinds were play
ed. Charlie always has something
good for his visitors, and this was no
exception to the rule. Some OF the
company arrived home at o'clock
q. m.
Lathrop & Co. arc preparing to move
their market into q portion of the
building used by Henry Williams as
a hardware store.
Mrs. Name Lyman started on Tues
day last for Red Lodge, Montana, to
join her husband, who went there in
November and secured a lucrative po-
sition.
Marketman Roberts has rented some
OF the rooms in the house occupied
by Pay Culver for a short time while
his rooms are being made ready.
G.. p. Stang and l.. r. and A. c.
Thomas are attending court at Mon
trose this week as petit Jurors.
The body of Mrs. RoNie Rowland,
former resident of Springville, was
brought here for burial Jan. IL. She
was the mother of Mrs. S. o. Culver
and her age was seventy-six years.
Utility grange. No. S73, installed olIi-
GERS Jan. IL as follows: Master, J. IT.
Wanick; overseer. r. W. Bush; Sec
retary. Jennie w. Stang; treasurer, j.
n. Smith. Their box social, held on
Jan. Is at the home of L. c. Neibell,
OF Lymanville, was not largely at
tended because of the storm.
Mrs. Churchill fell ON the ice last
week md cn Savaro1tr h,,tiQaI he,. r,r,
that she has been unable to use It
since. Her hand, however, can be
used to limited extent.
Mrs. l.. M. Brown fell at her home
one day last week, and for a time It
was thought she had broken her arm.
An examination by DIR. ii. Il. Lathrop
proved no break but very bad bruise.
which will render the member useless
for several weeks. She had fall sew.
eral years ago and broke her wrist.
Charlie Cohen, OF Montrose. was
down on Sunday and visited Some Of
the band members.
Special meetings have been held at
the Methodist Episcopal church for
some time. The results have not been
as gratifying as those in charge have
wished for. The minister, Rev. G. II.
II. Davis, is i'll at present and the
meetings are temporarily closed.
Del Hen1ershot will vacate his pres.
ent residence April for more congen-
ial quarters. Mrs. J. Smith has pur-
chased the property and will occupy
it after that date.
If the weather will permit, the house
to be built by Stuart Riley will be
ready for its tenant by May or
sooner. The cellar wall is nearly done
and the builder, a. L. Tuttlc, will rush
the superstructure as soon rs ne is
able 70 begin It.
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Chica go Live Stock Market.

Chcago, Jan. 90 90.--Cattle-Receipts, $500, in.
eluding 1000 Texans; steers, steady TO slow /,
butchers stock about steady; Texans, steady TO
strong; good TO prime steers, S5.l0A6; poor 10
medium, 81. .i0aj; stockcrs and feeders, strong.
active, s2.s5a4 %: COWS, S2Qjai.lO hcifers. So -
a440; canneis. Si9Da2.G0; bulls, steady, s2.GOi
iSj; calves, strong, Sia5.15; Texas led steers, -
ai.90; Texas grass steers, Si.3oI.3j; Texas bull,
s2j01S.7j. lIogs-Reeeipts today, l6,OOO: to-
morrow, 5000; left over. 1000: strong, average
BE-. higher; top, j.i0 mixed and butchers, s5.i5
aj.io; good to choice heavy, SJ,SOaj. 10: rorgh
heavy, Sjljaj,25; light, - ljaj.S5 bulk OF sale,
sj30ljGj.. shecp--ReCcip,s, 5000; sheep, weak
10 lUc. lower: arihs, lOalc. lower; good ~
choice wcthCTs, s.,.Gjal.5O; lair to choice mixed
S.i5l37i, western sheep, S1.75a4.40 Tcyas
sheep, s2jOa3. CO., native lambs, 81 2ja5. 10: wr,t-
ern lambs Sja5Ai
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MR.. COOPER WILL FIGHT.
Representative from Delaware viii
Oppose New Libel Law.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pres'.
Harrisburg, Jan. @9.-Representativc
Thomas v. Cooper, of Delaware, today
served notice on the authors of the
bill repeating the present libel law and
the new libel bill that he would oh-
pose both from start TO finish.
Mr. Cooper says that the present
libel law, while deficient in some minor
particulars, was secured after a hight
of years, and the fight was too hard
to permit the law to be repealed. IL
is probable that the Grady libel law
repeater and the Voorhees, libel bill
will be abandoned.
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FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Forest City, Jan. 29.-Mrs. W, IL.
Bates, one OF the towns most highly
esteemed women, died at her home on
North Main street Sunday night, after
an illness with pneumonia. She was
born in Bethany. Wayne county, in
lS46. Her maiden name was Hattie
Lawrence. Sc was one of the Oldest
residents of Forest City. had always
been prominently identified with the
Presbyterian church and by her good
work had built up a circle of friends
who deeply deplore her demise. Her
husband survives her, with two broth
ers, Milton and II. NJ. Lawrence. The
funeral will take place tomorrow fore
noon at 10 o'clock. Services will be
held in the Presbyterian church and
ihe remains will be taken to Bethany
for interment.
There is talk of a citizens caucus TO
be held this week and an independent
ticket In the field for the spring cleo
tion.
town Just now.
surprise party was held at the
home of Miss Pearl Guard this even-
ms III HoioT Oh tne anniversary or her
birth.
The condition OF Miss Elizabeth
Hartung, who has been suffering with
pneumonia. has been very critical the
past twenty-fours hours. 1t is sincere
~ hoped that there will be a change for
The better.
The farmers dance TO be held in the
opera house Feb. 6 Is attracting con-
siderable attention.
The eleventh annual convention of
the Honesdale District Epworth league
VIII be held in Forest City Methodist
church Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Reynolds died at the home
OF her daughter Mrs. D. T.. Rutan last
night. She was 6s years old. The
funeral will take place at the Metho-
dist church Thursday morning.
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State Of Ohio, Guy OF Toledo, Lucas County. ..
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he /,
senior partner OF the firm Of +. J. CHENEY 4
CO., doing business in the City Of Toledo Count,
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
each and every case OF CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRII
CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn To before me and subscribed in NV
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. H.. 1850,
lSeatl A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Publie.
Halls CntaiGh Cure Is taken internally, snN
acts directly on the blood and mucous sirfaL es
OF the system. Send for testimonials, tree
.......- ,. D. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, q,
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family Pills are the besN, Nv, - 4
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The Hoetfler Company.

The Jack ilociilcr company drew twu large
audiences 10 the Academy OF Music yesterday
afternoon and evening" In the afternoon "a
Daughter Of Corsica was the attraction, and
IN the evening "The Ranch Ming" was given.
As the title suggests, 1t is 4 mclodrana full oi
sensation and thrilling clinaXcs
Tie specialties 10y the vaudeville CONTINGENT
OF the company were all new and up to date.
This afternoon "The Ranch King il the bin and
tonight "a Woman In Black" will be produced
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Il Directed by IL. g. Dale ~ Lsckawannl Aye.)
Butter Creamery, 22.22iac,; dairy, l9a21c.
checse-Ful! CTealn, l2Ql2l-c.
Eggs--WCstem fresh. Il ?a22c, neaJy state,
23a23h3c.
Beans--Per bu, choice marrow, 500.
Pea Beans -. .ijl2jO.
Medium Dcans--s2. i0a24i.
Green Peas---S l. ipal. 40.
Onions->l .tDall0.
FlOnr-Bcst patent, SiCj.
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Manly Art in Pittsburg.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press,
Pittsburg Jan eo,--fhe National Athletic club
is the name OF q hgn class organization Just
formed in Pittsburg for the practice Of the man
ly art OF self defense Some OF the best people
in the city are back Of the club and they have
chosen John 7. Harris of this city for director.
H. is the purpose 10 have two sessions a week,
Monday and Saturday nights
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Death of Mrs. Walker.
, the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson. Pa, Jan. 29.--Mfs. Sabina
Walker died at her home on Main
street. in Nicholson, at s o'clock this
tTucsday) morning. The friends and
relatives are invited to attend the
funeral, which will be held at the house
at $50 a. m. Thursday.
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BROOKLYN.
the Scranton Tribune

sptVIaI 10 INC ocTahtOh TIIbunc.
Brooklyn, Jan. 29.-Miss Hattie Me-
MILAN, who has been staying with her
brother in Nicholson. is now spending
some time in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Harriet Stone. aged So years,
made the trip from Hardinsville, H.,
to Brooklyn alone. She will live with
her niece, Mrs. Ansel Sterling.s
q. w. Geer's family have moved 10
Lestershire.
The Brooklyn band il planning for
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East Liberty Stock Market.

Fast Liberty, ian. ec --Cattlestcady; e<tra.
Sl,j0G57O; prime, sa2jl5.4Oj common. $3as. rs
Hogs-Stendy; prime light Workers and good
pigs, sJ.55a5Gj; mediums, s5,5ja5,6O; best York.
S.. 75a5.l0 Sheel--Steady; choice wethers, 81. 60
ai7 20; common, q. 5Oa2. 70; choice lambs, Sj65a
$50; common 70 good, SiajC0; veal calves,
81. jOas
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a dance and supper in the near future.
About twenty young people spent
Friday evening at A. $. Waldie's and
enjoyed a social dance.
Archie Kent has been quite i'll.
The Republican caucus was held last
Tuesday evening and the Democratic
caucus Saturday evening.