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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-26
Successful Sale Of Ribbons.

r. H. Scott, No. 3l4 Market street,
had a very successful sale Of ribbon
on Saturday. 1t is no wonder when
the prices he was selling them at
are taken into consider alton. Not
for some time have the women folks
had such an opportunity to pur-
good ribbon as cheap.
TAx NOTICE FoH ca HElsTIANA HUN.
l. dred ~ will sit at the following pieces to
collect County. Poor, load, Capitation and
Dog taxes for the year l9Ol.
Court House. Wilmington. August 21th md
3lst; Hepten bcr l4th, 2,st. q Hnd .!s. from 10
Q. III to II IN. uud to3p IN.
Centreville, August 22l; September 10 and
"a. between 10 a. III. md p. III.
Upper Snuff Mills. August 2!sd and Septem.
ber 70. between 10 =, IN and 3p. IN,
Narshallton, september ~. between 10 a. m.
and Up. m.
Elsmere. September IL. between 10 a. III and
p m.
Henry Clay. September 10. between Os. IN.
and p. M.
Newport u Will he at home in Newport on
ii ondayn and Wednesday, in tine month of
August and septemb ber between 2 and 8 p. M.
A rebate Of 6 per cent will he allowed on all
taxes paid.
EPH.AlM MYErs
p. o. Newport. Del.
a20 Collector for ca risliana Hd., 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-26

All We ask Is that you mention he RE
PUBLICAN when you see anything you
want in this column,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-26
FOR THE SOUTH.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. St3 a. 4 500 AO2 arA
Ab9 ,. M, week-days.
For Le~es and Rehoboth. S1a q. M, -
D m, weekdays.
For Dover. Harrington and Dclmass
sN. lcbs q M. 4.O2, 66S and 1911 p =.
Sundays, LII D. m.
FT Wyoming und way stations, ao0 4.
a., week -da. J.
Express for Cape Chs les, old Posas
Comfort. and Norfolk, / 81 q. m, week.
days and l21l night DAHL.
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
cial To tho scranton Tribune.


rowanda Oct. lS.-For the first time
since 1895 Mr.. Joseph Callahan's great
and popular high class play. Faust
will be produced AT Hale's opera house
next Monday evening MI. callahan
has won the reputation of being the
greatest "Mrphisto' ira aveling. The
electrical sr"nes and effects are alone
worth the slightly advanced admission.
The east consists of the best star ac-
tors and u large crowd viii no doub,
witness the production.
charles r. Sister has been appointed
general foreman of the t.chigh Valley
shops al SaNle.
John sullivan. a neaby farmer, raised
100 bushels Of buckwheai this year
from thirty-three acres of ground.
Fire destroyed two sheds of tobacco
on Il. NJ. Wele's farm in South To-
wanda on Wednesday night The loss
Is fixed AT $4,000. The fire is supposed
to have been of incendiary origin,
Luther II. Scott. the oldest eX-Con-
stable in the county. aged eighty
three years. resides in ToWanda and
holds the position of court constable.
Colonel l.odor will soon leave To-
wanda for Alneda. cal. to make his
future home.
q. NJ. Decker started this week on a
business trip to the West Indies.
\ convention Of the Owego district
Ministerial association will be held at
tamptown next Monday and Tuesday.
Skeletons of three Indians were dis
covered last week at Athens by work.
men. while digging for the foundation
Of Il soldiers monument. The remains
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TUNkHANNOCk.


runkhamock. Oct. l1.-Miss Helen
Lewis is the guest of friends al F:lmira
\. =. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Phillips. May and
David Denber are AT the Pam Amer-
can exposition this week
Mrs. H. A. Mack, of Allentown. is
visiting her mother at this place.
Charles Kline is moving from the
corner house on Second street to. rooms
over Spaice's store. on Tioga street
COURT NOTES.
In re-: bridge across White creek in
Washington Township. the grand iury
find tina the expense of building such
bridge is more than the township can
bear. and recommend that bridge be
built at the expense nf county. the
t"wnsip 10 construct approaches
The same action was also taken in
the matter Of bridge across the Mes
hoppen creek in Lemon.
The following cases were argued be-
fore the court ON Wednesday:
Ge"rG" White vs.. Frank Mullisan
and John j. Sherwoud rule for a new
trial.
G"ors" Burgess ~. Archer Wildrick.
r"rtioriari.
tnvina Wagner vs.. a. W. Eeltholf,
rule for costs on intcrpeader.
commonwealth W. T.. NJ. Harding.
rcrtiOrdri.
Frances Gr"iesky vs. Edgar koss. ct
AL. certiorai
Thomas Gilmartin vs.. Asa :. Keeler.
CertiUrari.
In rhe matter Of petition for a county
bridge in NoSen township. y. r. Will
cox. Frank II. Piaff. and Arthur Potter
appointed viewers.
In re: petition for a public road in
Overtield township from Clifton hotel
To fir. i"llers cottage, Edward ~
stone. Andrew Dana and Edward
stark appointed viewers
In the case of Commonwealth VS..
George Alden. defendant and Frank
Brewer enter bail for defendants an
pearance al January term
The reports OF viewers in the follow
ing road cases We're confirmed nisi.
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MONTROSE

a,r,-i III l., ,I. l.,,n,,n Iruun.
""'l rose wv '"' -NrS' W. d. MaAtS
Is ~ 'h" ah-Ath'r''ah'
'"' N"iN " h''i''S uP 'h' rooms iof
''e 'eh''"h''h 'Iho JUST organized. IL
so'he rap'hlE forward Nheh COM
p'e'eh III" 'lhb VIII nave very hahd-
so''e ana coy quarters. Inc o1,tefs
o Nv" ''uh ar" az iolioWs: PRESIDENT
- - wright Ni'e-pfes'den'. d. W.
N"''E' "s'l' secretary 'Joseph X. Boards
'"H treasurer. I'r. ~. ffihk. "Ne'n-
i've committee. Norman stewart. W.
W reynolds A. L.. li'mah' II. '. Lake
ana H. \. Natrous. name Tor the
'luh VIII u" selected by cominlttee
consisting oi pr. II. '. frihk. \. war
her ana II. =. Lake. constitution ana
pN-laWs VIII u" prepared o! d. NJ
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HONESDALE.
SUNDAY.



Uonesdale. Oct. lS-Mrs. r. F.. ret,r-
son. Mrs. Ralph +, Martin and Miss
Carrie Weiss Will serve the refresh
m"nts on The grounds Of he Golf club
SATURDAY, from " To y. m. Members
and their friends are invited.
R"r. William RI. Swift's discourse on
sunday evening will be "A Glimpse of
the Hun Tria', with One Prominent
Lesson Taught"
The Bottle Found on il I.og, Near
LAX" l.odorr. July g." will be the topic
from which Rev q. l.. Percy will speak
on in the baptist church. Sunday even
ing.
Gates AZ" tn be placed at the Dcla =
ware ana Hudson crossing. in the rear
"f the Dllrland II Thompson shoe fac
tory.
There will he an autumn service in
the Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing. The older members of the church
are especially invited to be present.
There 10 another Indictment hanging
over Winans Hun. the condemned
Schoonovcr murderer, which. If tried.
will SUSPEND sentence until the indcl
ment, which is highway robbery. is
disposed of.
The report that III" jury in he Hull
case stood II To for second degree
was untrue, They stood s to for first
degree from Saturday until they
brought in their verdict of second de-
gree, a verdict which has given uni
versal dissatisfaction.
The ladies of the Methodist church
served AN elegant chicken supper on
Thursday evening, which nelted the
society s64
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall ID. Sayre. OF
Milford, Pa are guests of friends on
Third street
Flurries Of snow were seen in Homes
dale this afternoon. the first Of the sea-
son.
a beautiful autumn wedding was SOL
emnized AT the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. a. Gaylord, on North Main
street, Wednesday evening. October l6,
when their only daughter, Miss Eath-
crime j., and Walter NJ. Fowler We're
united in marriage by Rev. G. l.. Percy,
pastor of the BAPTIST church, The we'd
ding presents We're many, consisting OF
slverware, chinaware, rut glass, pic
lures, furniture, etc. OF beauty and
value. The bride and groom are very
popular Honesdale young people. After
wedding tour, they will reside with
the brides parents. About one hum
dred guests were present. Those from
out of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Warner and Joseph Brown, of Scran-
ton; \. Il, Stewart. of Topeka. kans
Mr. and Mrs. q. W Johnson and Boyd
W. Fow ler of carbondale; Miss Lena
Schadt, of Ilawley: Miss Josephine
Fowler, of Niagara. Pa: Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Gaylord, of Aldenvile. and Earl
Croker, of calkms.
The following gentlemen compose a
party who are spending a few days at
Elk lake; Or. G. X. Brady. William G.
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WEDDING BELLS AT WAYMART.
A Double Home Marriage Celebrat-
ed at the Stephenson Home.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Waymart, Oct. lI.--At l2.3o - clock
Wednesday. October 2, was celebrated
Al the Stephenson home one Of the most
imposing and at the same time one OF
the prettiest home weddings that has
ever occurred in that borough. IDA 4.
stephenson became the wife OF Horace
Harry Lee and Dorothy V. Stephenson
became the wife of Edward Paul Ed
wards.
The house had been iavshly decor
atcd with Gu, flowers. pott"d plants and
palms. forming u perfect hover or
beauty. The large double parlors were
festooned with ground pine. intermins-
led with cut lowers. In the front par
lor Il background Of nastlrtinms had
been erected. reaching from tn" floor
to the ceiling and Il few feet in front
of this an altar had been placed form
ing z half circle and composed of
flowers at either end standing pedes-
tai holding magnificent dropping ferns
Just before the ceremony and while
the guests We're being arranged, Mr..
John Doyle sang 30 Fair. Holy" AZ
the strains of the Wedding march
"HonGroise' We're sounded. Rev. J.. w.
ltarschner. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church. appeared. followed
by little Alma stephenson. the three
ycar-old niece of the brides. dressed in
white silk and carrying the wedding
rings on a rose. She was followed by
the bridal marty who took their places
In front Of the altar where the happy
couples We're united in the bonds Of
holy wedlock. During the ceremony
Hearts and Flowers was softly
lnN. 4 al, lac. liam
son. brother of the brides. and whil-
rOnsratula ions We're being Offered.
Mr.. Doyle rendred another SOLO "'rhe
Dream The brides wore dresses Of
white Paris de mouslene. over whit"
silk trimmed with lace and ribbon and
made Il charming appearance. An ela-
h0rate wedding dinner was served by
the Misses Anna Doyle. Anna Ensign,
Theresa Sinsuet. Laura '"lirs"n.
Daisy Drake Nettie Walkers. Ruth
inch and Ethel Bryant. acting as wait
reSses under the supervision of Miss
D'mock.
The bridal couples left Immediately
for schenectady. y. T.. whore they
have newly furnished apartments
awaiting them and where the grooms
are employed. The brides going away
wore tailor-made costumes of blue
ranadenSis CLOTH trimmed with black
silk. The presents received We're rich
and costly. including cut glass silver
ware, chairs linen. money. oilpaintines.
fancy articles. etc
Among the out of town guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman Knapp. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. II. Edwards. and Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Turner of Port Jervis. MIR. and
Mrs. j. W. Rogers and son Charles.
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HALLSTEAD.


Hallstead, Oct, Thames Hayes. of
California has been visiting his brother
j. ii. Hayes for several days.
Miss Ida teblcr is now engaged as
weaver in ON" of the silk mills at
I.ehighton. Pa.
MI. and Mrs Peter Weibier viii
within shor, time remove to I..hleh-
ton. They win be missed from III,
community here as they We're promin-
ent citizens.
The many friends of Frank Corw in.
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Cor
win, will be pleased To learn that he
is now living at Palm Beach in FIori-
da and thar his health is greatly inn
proved,
For two days the air here MAS filed
with small files. There We're so many
of them that it made it uncomrorta Bile
for pedestrians.
Miss ELLA 3urgett is the guest of
Binshamton friends.
Mrs. Mary Herkimer who died sud-
denly in scranton was brought here for
burial Tuesday. Services were held
from The Baptist church. Rev. NJ. j.
watkins preached the funeral sermon.
Mrs George Lamb was attending the
Pan-Am"rIcan last week.
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GIBSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Gibson, Oct l1.--Our town lost one OF
its most enterprisinG young men when
Mr.. r.. \, Sweet left for his home in
Bnghamton last Monday. He will he
greatly missed in the church, band and
in all society
Nh Elmer DE Witt is at the Fan
American.
Mrs Olive Clinton OF Now Milford is
visiting in town.
Mr. b. i. Williams and wife were in
Jackson over Sunday.
Miss Sadie Lamb has gone to Bing-
hamton.
Mrs. e. c. Lupton has returned from
two months visit in the West.
Mrs. b. |, Morgan is visiting in
Scranton.
Mr., Charles Empcr, Il. !. Morgan and
Tim Kicker took loads of goods to
Binghamton Monday for T.. 4. Sweet,
Mrs. Brewster of Hartford visited
Mrs. ID, II. Whitney last week
Miss Amy Clinton is visiting at w.
j. Lambs,
Mr.. Joshua Burrows is in Stevens
vile looking after his interests there.
Mr.. VIM. Tiffany OF Hartford began
hauling logs for Mr.. Owens this week.
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HOpBOTTOM.
Special 20 the Scranton Tribune.

'I'tldl "
o. q. Irvine, son Of the late Gen
eral William Irvine. died suddenly
of heart failure, at the Foster House,
Thursday evening, October II. Dur
ing an illness of two days preced-
ing his death, he received every atten-
ton ana comfort that old-time friends
could render. His relatives are espe-
cially indebted to G, Stone, proprietor
of ihe Foster House, for the Kindness
shown Mr.. Irvine during his brief ill
ness. His home was in Elmira, where
a widow, daughter, two grown sons, a
sister and mother await with sad
hearts his return. His brother-in-law,
w. r. Baldwin, accompanied the re-
mains to Elmira, leaving here Friday
at p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society, which met
Wednesday with Mrs. w. II. Brown,
was well attended. the proceeds being
about So. November II and 16 IA sup
per and sale will be held by the ladies
at the hall, for the benefit of the
church.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson, OF Hartford, visited
friends her this week.
Miss Biddle cantlin has returned
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UNIONDALE.


Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
uniondale. Oct. lS.-In about II week
Evangelist Charles Newell is expected
To conduct a series of revival meetings
in the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. ID. d. Jenkins preached in
Brandt last sunday.
Miss Netlie Taylor and Miss I.otl.
Eastman are visitors Il, the Pan
American this week.
There viii be appropriate Harvest
sunday exercises al the Methodist
church next Sunday.
charles Eicks is spending some time
with Mrs. &. H. Ellis.
The Ladies' Aid society "f the Meth
odist church was entertained b! Mrs
ID. :. Wcdcman last Wednesday at tea.
After Il years absence. Miss carrie
Bronson has returned from CASTLE. ~
Y. We arc all delighted tn have her
among us.
Mr.. Yorks, of Carbonate. and Mrs
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While they are accommodating knowledge
on the profound sciences, are often so
ignorant of their own natures that they
allow local disease to fasten OH them 10
the ruin of the general health Back
ache, headache. nervousness, point to a
disordered or diseased local condition
which should have prompt attention.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription may
be relied upon as perfect regulator It
stops enfeebling drains heals inhanma-
tioii and liberation, and cures female
weakness. II makes usak uomsn strong
dsd siGk uomfn MeV.
There is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre-
scription" and il is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
ryour letter Just received" writes Miss Rose
Kilfether, of a. West Sharpnack ST. German,
town, Philadelphia, Penna, "words tail to
express how thankful am TO you for yonr
advice. l must confess that for the length of
time have been using your niedicine J have
found II to he the most wonderful and hest
remedy for female trouble that ever have
tried Sorry | did not know of Your Favorite
Prescription years ago"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sen, IRE on receipt of FL one
cent stamps TO pay expense OF mailing
osiy. Address Dir. r. V. Pierce, Bui-
falo. n. Y.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. Oct. Is -Mhcal Firm: '.c. high.
c: contract grade Ori iohcr. ."'.a,io Corn re-
Finn: NJ. , mixed October. lrslH2r. oar> -
>t"d,ly: \". white -lippci. t"'ac. Butter
Firm. good demand; Ian'v western creamery.
".'4'; do nearby prints. 2i" Egg, Finn:
fresh nearby, 32,.: do. Western 81: d" >ouIl..
western. loc: do. southern. 1>c. thc",ct Firm.
hui quiet: New York ml creams, fancy small,
lO'salO' &c: 'l". do do lair /" choicc. oalo,.
Refined Sugars STEADY. Cotton | Unchanged.
rallow Dull and weak: city prime IN hds.
ia.r.: do. aud country dark. 5a3!ac.: "anoS &c.
Live Poultry Firm, fair demand fowls, lOa
lo'ac.: old r""-,crs ,a'i2c.: Sprirg chickens, "a
lo'.: ducks. lnlO'ac.; geese. 'alO", tnrkeyS. "a
loc Dressed Poultry Firm: fowls, choice la. (:
do. inir 10 good. 0a0i2c.: old rooSe,s. 10. I:
br"ling chickens nearby. lOal3c.; western do IA
l!r.
Receipt. Flom-,3.nm haricls aud ssh 900
pound. in sacks; wheat. II ON bushels: com, ia.
200 bushels oats, 900 h,,shcs. Shipments
Wheat. l.'aO bushels; corn 100 bushels. oats.
II Nn bushels.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,

SEALED PROPOSALS will bc opened by the Di
rector OF the Department of Public Sstct,
at s o'clock p. m, MONDAY, oct, alst, 1901, Tor
the heating and repairing of thc City Building
Hose House, according to plans and spccihca
tions hlcd in this Office All bids Marked PRO
possD shall he iled with tho city Controller. AT
his office, City Hall, scranton, Pa, no later
than 10 O'clock a. NJ, Monday, October 2ls,
1901.
The city reserves the right TO reject auy or all
bids. r, l.. WORMSER
Director Department oi Public Safety.
Scranton, Pa, October llIh. 1901.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York Oct. Is rlon Firm and h"ld
higher. Mhra' spot ,rong; No. rod, 1Sis,.
f. %. IT, aiodt and ;6"sc. elevator: No. Northern
nuluIh. sag f. {" H. afoai, on ions very
strong and active all d,y Closed strong at s.a
"a. net advance. May closed ,0ai,. Ociohrr
,iSsu.; ncccmbc,. 1,isc. torn--Spoi firm; No. ,.
n,s4". elevator and H'c /. h. aAoa. Options
closed finn at 'sc advance. May closed G!ssc. :
ortohcr 6lHsr. December, 6l7sc: oats--SpoE
INN: \o. , 'W4c: No. 2. 3oa.c.; No. white,
i4s'.c., No. white, ila4c.; track mixed west.
rrn, 3od,,c.: track white, 4oa4c, OPT ions Slow
hut rrmcr with corn Rultor--Creamcrv. ija:,2c, :
factory, l2iaaljc.; june creamery, liiaaalc.; i'm
iltion Creamery. 4'2alsc.; state dairy. l4a2lc
,hr",c steady; fancy large colored, o4c. fancy
INgc white, ahc.; fancy small coiorch. l0Ac, ;
fancy small white, lOai.c. EggsSready; state
and pcunsylvania, anaa1ac.: western uncandled
lGi2lc. western candled. aiisC.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct 1s.-Cattle Receipts. 200 in
cniding 300 TEXANS and seven cars of westerns
steady at decline Of Wednesday and Thursday.
Good TO prime steers nominally 81. lOaB so: poor
Ia medium, So. 7ja500: s,ockers and fcrdcrs, s2 D
st.o5; cows Sla4.5o: hcifers, S2.5Oat 75; Gamers
slabs; bulls, 81 75ai75; calves. Ssa6.Si; Texas
steers. s2.s0a3.75; western steers, Ss'5a5. 81 f.
Hogs Receipts TO-DAY, soGOo tomorrow l5,Mo;
closing dull. Mixed and butchers. Ssa6 GO; co ri
10 choice heavy, SO. ooA6 20; rough heavy, 81 SoI
SIS; light, Sj.9oa6a5; bulk of nles sisG %
sheep-Rcceipts, 5000; sheep duh and lowe y:
lambs dull and lower; good 10 choice wehcr,,
Ss50a3. oO western sheep, SIat. 80; native lambs
81 7ja4. 70; western lambs. 49, 25a45O
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Margaret Lotus. Of this place. we've
married Thursday at Pleasant, Mount.
tn" whole community is congratiilat 4.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Norton on the
arrival of a bouncing voter.
II was a genuine surprise that was
given to Mrs. charles Lyon last week
II was her birthday. She was the Ie-
cipient Of some very useful. as well as
handsome. articles. The following ladies
were participants in the successful cone
splracy: Madames Halrie, Boswell
Sarah WestgHte. \. Eastman. Netiic
Taylor. Frank Hayden. f.. l.. Graninr.
r.. -. Rurdirk. T.. NJ. Davies. 4. NJ.
cobb. u. :. Wed.man. charles Wede-
man. Henry spencer.
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Blakney Thomas NJ. Fuller, Dubois
Weston. DR.. ~. Il. Brown, Daniel e..
Osborne. Henry T. Menner Thomas X.
CLARK. y. =. Chambers. A. r. Searle,
l.. J. Dorflinger. OF Honesdale: Levi
Patterson. j. Kirk Rose John j. Samp-
son. William Hamilton. of Carbonate; /;
R. =. Patterson. Wesley NJ. Gardner.
William curtis. Mr.. Twitchell OF
Scranton. and James McNartin. OF Al.
bany, y. Y. They will have as guests
on sunday. II. r. Menner l.. o. Rose
and j. d. Weston
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Oct. ls.-Atlsntion vas who'll,
ccntcicd oh tho Northern Pacific question t,iv
and the mote the operators IN stocks studied inc
problem The more they did moi understand IT,.
The cont iuucd activity NJ tho Northern pdc tic
preferred was in strong contrast 10 iis staenin,
condition mp to Yesterday. ever since the cotncr
in The common stock was the occasion OF intcrrs.
H. the subject. Conjecture cXhaustc, Itself in
iolmng tunor. TIA, would give Il pl,u iblc cv.
psniiion OF ihis dc, c,clopmrni. The conclusion
seemed una, ,oid,blc that actual steps wcrc pcing
token in tie Northern plcihr settlement, ahoig,
there were sonir observers bold enough to claim
that the tiansart ions w Northern Pacific prc.
siorh at all This Interpretation vas strained.
He'd uondii ion in the street. 1t WI, Significant
there was no nther suggestions tla the plans +
wlrin they lett oh when the May cy.,orc int
iupcd thcn. The late course oi the market was
generally donward. resulting in reducing u, Wip.
ng oui the carly gains. rN"rpj in special n
stances. not,hly Bioohlyn Tidnsii and Amilua.
mated "copper". There was another sale Of tWo
hundred shares of Lake Shore at further ad.
vance uf ~ points. JhcIe wls strength in lac,,.
awanni tho Minneapolis aud -. Louis stocks.
the low, Central ,loths Leather preferred an
other les. prominent siorh.. Total N,lrs to liN
1lG.2OO shares.
THE iiiload bond market Wa- pretty h,m IN
ar,ruhl OF tho demand Tor some NJ 'hc ton, crt
ihlr bonds. Total sales pit value. ~',Nij,IDO.
nit"d states bond. were all un, banged rn 'hr
last call.
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DURYEA.
Mr.. j. Rupt is seriously III.

MI D. Kupt Is seriously i'll.
Mr., John Randall has removed his
family 10 Moosic.
MI Rockfellow has removed his fam
lily from Front street to Wilkes Barre.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Charles ROLES, at his home on Grove
street, Games We're INDUCED in and
refreshments served, Those present
We're Misses Jessie crumble. Grettie
Carey, Ellen Burleigh, Lizzie White.
Katie Wodwalls, Margaret Bowen, Nell
lie Dills. Cloie Gregory, Lille Burleigh,
Samuel Evans, Horace Dills, Rudie
Burger, John Carey. BERTHE Lane, Will
lam Thornton. James Whitman, Evan
capp. l.. Nolan. Artie Nolan, Gordon
Lane.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-19
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that an application
yania on Monday, October esth, 1901, by Rufus
j. Foster Elmer II. laval and William 7. Con-
nell, under an act OF assembly entitled can act 10
tain corporations" approved April 90. 1874 and the
supplements and amendments thereto, for a char
ter for an intended corporation to be called The
Colliery Engineer company, the character and
object Of which is the transaction OF a printing
and publishing business and for these purpose,
TO have, possess and enjoy all the rights benefit
and privileges OF said Act OF Assembly and the
supplements and amendments thereto.
WILLARD, WARREN d KNAPP,
Soil, itoTs