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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

Eu> Butai". Dee. ~ - tile Receipts, 2.tW
head, including 2V tanii!IS; fairly steady to
strong Ior good grades, othcis, unchanged; hest
>erl, >G.!jLb,0; olhrr,, si,2jaG; hefer-. Si,5i
;t5..j; COWS. far 10 good, S.al II: ,aunrrS and
common, si.GDa4.su; bulls, s2.6Da%.s0; fancy eN.
pom bulls, static: ,tookers and feeders steady
tor good At ~ iOai.i: fresh COWS, duh and gen.
rrally nwcr reli> si,i0a1,5j.
log Receipts. 21.'h0 head; >hade higher aud
fairly active; heavy, SG,!nd,30; miNri aud
mediums, SjMhG2l; pig>, Sjlh'i,20; Inuglls,
si.4JdjlO; stag>, SIal.N
sheep and lambs Receipts II Oco head, in"lul,
hrs 1000 ,and,laN; Shade suonecr' ton native
lambs. 81. iOi5iO; CUlls 10 good, siaj3j; ,aui-
da,, >j.2jJi,Si; hiNcd Sheep, tops, ~. iOaIGj,
culls 10 tail, Nl.'ii3,a'; handy wehcyS, S..Oai;
,nJrliupS
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THE SCRANTON TR1BUNE-TuEsDAY, DECEMBER "a. 1901
EL.MHURST

Elmer Miller. OF Carbondale. returned
home yesterday. after spending week
at the home of Daniel Grimes.
Burt Billings, of Montrose, is guest
at the home of W. T.. Jenkins.
Miss Schinnerling is spending her
vacation with her parents at Thorn
hurst.
Miss Emma Miller. of Dunmorc. was
the guest Of Mrs. Byron Buckingham
on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Williams. jr.,
spent Sunday with the formers par.
cnls. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Williams.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald. of Piainneld
N. j.. Is visiting at the home Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Jenkins
She is accompanied BY her little son
Langdon. and will be joined by her
husband OH Christmas day.
itev. g. ". Cole leaves this morning
for Clark's Green where he will spend
Christmas at the home of Rev. n. Par
lett East.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold their Christmas entertainment on
Friday afternoon In the church.
The Christmas exercises of the Bnp.
tist Sunday school will be held OIL Fri
day evening at the church. All are in.
vited to come and the children will en-
tertain you.
Prof and Mrs. T.. Il. Rogers will visit
friends at Hartford during the holiday
vacation.
Will Jenkins and Arthur Seeley have
accepted positions in Scranton.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Dee. o. -Flour-Fm. but too dull
to allow of any advance. Wheat Spoi tirm No.
!. red, Ssa.c. t. q. h. ahoa: No. red. >j-sc.
elevator; NJ. northern Duluth. size t. T.. b.
ahoat. Options were surprisingly active and
strong all lay. Closed very firm. at ali4c. lr.
advance. March closed sSlsc.: May. STsc.
July. Sc; Dec. siier. ColnSpol dull: No.
>. 'lisc elevator. and 7i'sc. I. o. b. atoat. Op
ion market duh and barely steady. In
the last hour il rallied. however, and closed 10.
ne, higher, May closed 7lasr.: Dec. ,07sr.
oats-Spot steady; No. ;. Die; No. 3. 5or.; No.
:, white. I4r: No. 3 do, ;+iac. track miXal
western, 1laiar.; track WHITE jiai,c Option,
steady with wheat hut rather quiet. }uiirr--
Firm: creamery. l'l2jc.: factory. Et,aiilar.
Jun" Creamery, lja!l'ar.; imitation creamery. II
alsiac.; state dahy, 1jl!3c. theeseFrn:
fancy large Sept, !04alOlac.; fancy small, Sept.
lmlii4c.: late made, hest la,ge, si.r.: late
made. best small. lollOi4,. gg>'rRn,ora lizcd:
state and Penna. 10; western. 2ia2Sc.; south
rrlI. I:iA.!Ic.
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Good Burlesuue,

W. lhrI,rs own COMPANY, known as ihc Wine,
Noncn and song troupe. began week, engage
mcnI AT the Sisr tlelter yesterday under most
favorable conditions plaSing TO crowded housr,
afternoon and evening, The opening bulesQus
upon the vaudeville craze has been much inn
proved this season and the chaGactrr sketches are
excellent throughout.
The olu opened with mary euus cNhihi ion
OF wlistliug by Arthur seailcs, followed by lin,
uud Gotlhuld, WHO presented a ldughablr uay"Sr!
upon 'lnclc Tom" The Funli Bari Br0othar,
gave an eccentric musical act; and lIily ana
sadie Fields gave lNrl! sketch. presenting lie
in the Nidii,h di-lNeir. Gallagher aud BAR 1,
Who may be numbered among The funniest OF hi'l
character impeisonat1is, captWaled the audi nce
yesterday with their sketch, On iioIrd lnC
Iowa; and Bush and DeNelc. illustrated song
artists, we've well received.
\ novel act was given by Nile, Bonita and lleI
African midgcIs, who interpret tho up.ld'dat,
coon songs with enthusiasm that never iAl, &c
evoke hearty cncores
The programme closes With an amusing sketch
entitled, Mixed PicnlCs," in which the entii,
company appears, The Thei-c company will r..
main al the star ior Tie entire week, with matt
nees daily.
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Ilr0d 80 Years of
Awful Pile Agony.
THE MARKETS
Wall Street keview.

New York. Dec. .3--Todav's stock market took
on ,Ic tone of holiday dnlncss and the voluc "I
dealings fell away to little OYER half u million
shares OF which large proportion was in sugar.
The fluctuations in the general market were not
Of great importance outside of sugar. There was
u disposit ion TO advance railroad stocks in he
early dealings. especially the coalcr>. but the
s.cady liquidation in sugar had an iinscttlig m
f'ucnc" on the market and the stiffness ot The
call lean market discouraged speculation. The
banks generally marked ny their standing till
loans to s PR cent. and the greater part OF the
days loauS made nj that rate. The inccn-
tive to business in call loan rate below u per
cent. while brokers charge their customers per
cert. to carry stocks. was therefore lacking "ii
commission houses showed langud intcrc:. III
the market Tho deep cut Of - point, made hy
tie American sugar Refining company III the
ricc Of refined sugar. thus Undertaking their
principal competition. caused discussion OF inc
probability Of a resumption OF a war in the trade
hut much attention was alau given assertions OF
the threat ut competition growing out q, me
great increase in production of beet sugar and
the very low prices al which that product Is
selling in Europe. only twice during the day did
sugar rally much rs i point 10 inerrunt its
persistent downward course. Tie final price was
the lowest and B's below saturdays closing. The
previous low record Tor this wear was broken At
ll2as. Toda,'S final price was iMl4. Airalg''
mated Copper maintained lis more stable tone,
tuctuating lcss lh,n a point nom Saturday
level. The s,ock'> net loss is Is. There wa. .cme
continued disorder in the metal markets in Lon
don, which was reflected III 3point decline III
National Lead preferred here. the common stock
also losing a point. Til" ihmnc-s in III" roalcE,
wa, due to the urgent character of the dcnE,nd
tor coal, which is reported to amount to u famine
at somr points. thus maintaining the prosperity
Of the wear oi large- production aud g,clicr
profits in the coal trade. PtSb,mg. Cleveland;
Chicago and -. Louis lose >, ami the preferred
rs. New York Air Brake broke fifteen or the
report o judicial decision against one Uf the
company. patents. but recovered large part
uf the loss. Total sales. 5,O,2M shares.
Bonds but moderately active to-day and
irregular Total sales. par value. S2,105.WO. L.
:. IS regular and the new Is declined !. per
cent. on the last call.
4. NriA.
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HONESDALE.
| tn ihr Scrlntnn ihunc.

Srcrlal 10 the scranton ltIhunc.
Honesdale. Dec. 23.--'rhe evening
Erie train from New York on saturday
reached Honesdale four and One-half
hours late. Delay was caused by the
tunnel wreck at Jersey City. 4 num-
ber Of Honesdale passengers We're on
the delayed train.
The next number in the Christian
t,ndeavor course will be given By the
symphony orchestra company We'd
nesday evening. January l.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
enjoy Il social in the chapel on Thurs
day evening instead of observing
their regular Christmas exercises,
which will be omitted this year. Re-
freshments will be furnished the schol-
ars at the social.
The two coming social events for the
holiday season is the annual ball of
Freemun's orchestra OH Christmas
night and the dance of the Exchange
club on New Years eve. Both are to
he held in the armory.
There was special Christmas music
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYL

In the Honesdale churches Oh Sunday.
at the morning service IN the Presby-
terian church the choir was composed
of Mrs. w. A. Wood. Mrs. Alice Rock
well. Misses Edith Swift. Jennie
Schoonover, Cora keenc and Rebecca
ThOmpson: Messrs. Howard Tracy.
Augustus Reihbein and Mr. McNlullen.
with Miss Emma Ward presiding at
the organ. They sang several appro-
pirate anthems In most creditable
manner. Mrs W. A. Wood. In excel
lent voice. rendered a beautiful solo.
AT the evening service there was II
continuation of Christmas music.
AT the Baptist church the subject on
which Rev. G. l.. Percy spoke at the
morning service WAS THE Song of the
Advent" The choir rendered Mrs.
Ashfords "ro Bethlehem Hasten" In
the subject was "Christ Summary of
Religion" The choir rendered the an
them. God SO Loved the World" Rev.
Percy sang a solo. THE Heavenly
Song" by Hamilton Gray.
The exercises during the day at the
Methodist church were of unusual in
terest. Several Christmas anthems
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FOREST CITY.



Forest City. Dec. 23.-The Methodist
choir last evening rendered the sacred
cnntata. "The Prince of Peace" before
Il congregation which taxed the capac-
ity of the church to its utmost. The
music was well rendered and won many
words of praise from, the hearers.
Messrs. Leon bly, and Gordon Dmmicli,
of Carbondale. assisted the singers with
violin and cornet.
Rev. A. w. Hawkes. delivered his lee
ture, The Mission of Mirth." in the
opera house this evening before fair
sized audience. 1t was an entertaining
and instructive discourse. replete with
wit and wisdom.
Forest City's young people who are
attending the higher institutions OF
learning are nearly all home for the
holidays. Misses Alice Melvin. Grace
Menhennett. Loretta Farrell ana Joseph
Jennings, James Ording and Irving
Pentecost arrived Friday. CIV. MaXey
who is president Of the Ann .Arbor Stu
dents Lecture association. and one Of
the editors of the university daily ar
rived last night.
Albert Huddy, OF Carbondale. spent
last evening in town.
Members OF the Central Labor union
from Carbonda'e We're in town Satur-
day night. visiting one OF the mine
workers unions.
If the management of the Erie rail-
road could but hear the expressions of
disgust and disnpproval shOwered upon
them by persons who are compelled to
wait in the open air for the 9.45 train
these winter nights, they would be- edl-
fled, If not moved to make arrange
ments for better accommodations Of
the travelling public. 1t is q dark and
dreary place at best. and patrons who
are compelled TO stand out in the cold
waiting for a train that may be hours
late. have just cause for complaint.
The breaker boys Christmas treat
given by Rev. w. Hollmshed, with the
assistance Of other charltably inclined
persons, will begin al 3 o'clock in the
opera house. The Star Drum corps has
volunteered their services, and a pro-
sramme of music has been prepared
Each of the lads will be given a box of
good candy and IA present OF some use
ful article. Mr.. Hollinshed found all he
approached glad to have il hand in tho
good work. and he has fund Of $50
to spend ON the boys. There viii he
about 400 of them.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Dec. The scarcity OF red winter
wheat WAS the controlling factor in the wheat
pit today and ove balanced tho influence OF dun
ness and the evening NJ Of deals prH I" the
holidays. May wheat closed laisr. higher, My
corn. unchanged al isc. up and May oats. e.
higher. Provisions closed . TO lM highe'. cash
quotations We're as follows:
ium->tcldy, very quiet: No. spring wheat,
I4'sn7'c.; No. rrd, sa' '.asjlar.; M. . yellow
com, l6'aaiIr.; No. ! cats. iSLioi.r.; No. !
white iI,aais9Ir,: No. > white. 6liic.; No. :,
rye, Gjh,.: rair TO choice mating. islaaGlt
NJ. taN seed, >l.jS No. | northwestern. - 80:
prime timothy seed. So i0id.5O mess pork, 50 ~
all,N: lard, So7a,aa".1j: short ,ihs. SS.ajl, ij:
dry .alled shoulders 1asa, &C.: short clear si'lns
SS.S0ism; whisk"y, Sl.3a.
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allied organs of digestion and nutrition.
1t strengthens the stomach, purifes the
blood, cures obstinate cough and heals
weak lungs.
II was taken with Grippe, which resulted in
heart and stomach trouble" writes Mr.. I. r.
caudili, Montisnd, Alleghaney Co., n. L. ~
was unable to do suything a good part Of the
time. I wrote to DIR, Pierce about my condition,
having full confidence in his medicine: He ad.
which i did Before / had finished the second
bottle ] began TO feel better. have used nearly
BIG bottles. feel thankful 70 God tor t.e bsns'
i,ai Discovery I eau highly recommend It to
all persons as good and safe medicine"
DIR. Pierces Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels healthy,
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clock, without re-
gard TO the needs of
nature. Because of
careless eating and
drinking stomach
trouble" is one of
commonest OF dis
80 Sour and bit
ter risings, belch-
ings, unnatural full
ness after eating,
dizziness, headache,
and any OF h er
symptoms mark the
beginning and pro-
gress of disease OF
the stomach.
DIR. Pierce's Cold
Ell Medical Discov-
cry cures diseases of
the st o m ach and
other organs of di-
gestion and nutri-
ton. 1t cures
through the stoni-
ach diseases of other
organs which have
their origin in a dis
eased condition of
the stomach and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-24
Mildred Hollands Costumes.

When Tue question NJ providing costumes luI
the production oi "rhc Power Behind the
Throne" Mildred Hollands romantic drama
MoSe. an cNtendei md exhaustive study NJ cigl
tcenth ccn'uy fashions WAS made, Wit, view {,
having the costumes OF The various members oi
the company perfect in every detail. All rc
sources were exhausted and II" expense wa'
spared, with the result that no similar pro,,uu
ti0n On the road aan show more beautiful ol
costly iNcst'uie in this respect.
Local thratcr'gocls will have an opportunity tc
p!oyc The truth oi this claim when Mis- HOLLAND
ANA lcr excellent company play return ~
saycmcni in this city At the l.yccum ,hra,rr. on
Friday and saturday night, aud >atmd.y matinee
Dec, - and IS.
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Woman in Black" still has th" power ur IMP.
nothing Ncldnion rheator'gne,s, aud a big house
greeted the Gihn"y'locihe company in lhr npap.
ing productions. Elaborate scenery elects ave
carried The company i large one, numbering
,olnc twenty odd ,eopie and is mrh bet cr
than helctol"e c1,i"d b., this company.
Tic vaudeville list has some vc,y ,lever acts.
One, in particular, was the rantZc, Trio. an act
oul ot the ordinary al popular mioes, The act
alone j, worth paving The money to see il. To-day,
tor matinee, the company present hig mclo.
drama, called Child oi The Night" and for tho
night Way Down IN Maine" play on the or.
de- @, "ud Honest la1" will he seen.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. q, Dale, :, i.ackawannl Ave
Fhur-lest patents, per balel, $40.
Geuns--Prr bshel. choice marrow, SID.
Bnttei--Fgcsh creamery, 26c.; Iurc "r amer!
?lr,: tay, .3lac
thccsc-Fuil cream, i.ai2r.
Egg,-Nclrby, 32r,; storage, fancy, lo'sr.
Green Peas Per blshcl. sl.jO.
Potaiuea-rcr blI>uel, u,
OnionS--Prr hr,shel. 81 90
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East Liberty Market.

Ea>l Ijbcltv De. ai.~ tattls--Steldy; choice
$tai63O; pinic 81 .jnd,sO; good ~. 3OIj.5O.
ilogs Slow and lower; prime heaNics, sG.;Ul
GO; heavy mediums, 81, iosG.s0; light do and
heavy yolkerS, sjSjlj.'H; light workers, sJiOa
j.Gi; pigs, sj.lOsi,2j: ,uughS, ~. iOijjO
Sheep stcIdA; best wclhcr,, ~, siii; common
lld rulls sids; rciiliugs, siailo; veal rahr>,
81 5OlI, 80
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Giaa7c.: chickens nearby. llalic.: western do.
'al2c.; turkeys. fancy rClrby, he. except ional
lots. I,c.; cqhoice western do. l+c.: prime do.
l2alsc.; do. fair to good. iOdilc. ducks. nearby.
I2al3c.: western lo lCi12c.
Receipt psFlour. 5000 barrels. and i,7..' 000
pounds in sacks: wheat. lj.MI bushels: "orii.
5000 bushels: oats, 1000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn. 6o,U: oats. 1000
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"Eben Holden"

>"ln" oi the most important mcmlrrs OF III,
cast ot "Ehcn Holden, which Charles Fiohnll
viii present at the Lyc'um thedtcr tonight. are:
j.. NJ. Holland. William Harris. Kate Drnn.W Wilson,
i. II. Bradbury. LEO ilardnmn. Richard Nesnith
Jay Wilson, Louis PIvnc. John Frederick Cook,
and Earle Ryder
All OF these ac;ols played their respective rples
during the one hundred nights run OF ,hr conl,i,
4, the savoy tleatcr, New York. Man.grr DuhS
strongly recommends this attraction to he the hest
seen at the Lvrcum tlvLtrr.
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Dividend Notice.
TlE TRADERS NATIONAL. HANk

TliE TRADERS NATIONAL. HANk,
Scranton Pa. Dec. u. 1871.
At their regular meeting today the drrclnrs
of this bank added 50 900 10 the surplus, inaN,
ing that nrd now Slai, ,OUO and declared u semi.
annual div dend Of per cent. clear nj al! ;aN"s
and PAYABLE January /, lnG.
Checks win b" mailed and transfer hools
closed Until after that date.
T.. p. PASSMuRE. Cashier.
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Theatrical.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

LNtElM M-''Ebcr lodcn.' \igni.
MADEMI-Gibney.lioc:il company. After.
noon and night.
SrAR-Winc. Women and song company. Al.
ternoon and night.
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Horse Son80~

"Any fool can take a horse to water,
out it takes wise man to make him
drink" says the proverb. The horse
eats when hungry and drinks whar
thirsty. A man eats and drinks by the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-24
Miscellaneous.

IT 81 TElL HER THAT NOL SAW the hand,onl'
rsl line oi diamond rings in cur store. We
also carry the largest stock ol loose stones in ;he
civ. and will mount them 10 order Will" yau
wait l.. Srhimph, n. Iaokawanna aycnuc.
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Business Opportunity.
A BUSINESS OPPORTl NIFTY.


Taylor. Pa. Dee. ~. 1901.
A good gold mine FOR sale. the y. j. Powell
and Mrs. Eliza .Iefrcys gold claim, No. Cos. sit.
uatcd in the Comltcrvillc. Malpnsa county, Cal,
dissolved mining district: about lla miles rom
Coul,crNir. This is one ut the oldest locations
around Conltervile. il heing on the same lode as
The Merry Harrison: has been nd,lcenient for
different parties to keep ii under location, ! ut
.ncycr doing any work until lately. when we be
came in possession md put several shafts down
upon the vein: the last sunk To a
depth Of - feet, showing ledge all the distance.
and increasing in ,lcnth until at the bottom the
vein shows 4 fee, OF ore. which will mill about
500 per ton in free gold. and carries about Y
per cent. of sulpl,nctS the value nj which is un
known. The location consists Of 100 feet along
the Lode line: is the hanging wall Of the
Mother Lode, and the same Ledge the Merry
Harrison and Virginia Mines. The claim takes in
300 feet on each side Of the Lode. There is a
stream Of water running across the ground all the
Year around. II is II fair prospect Tor Il Mother
Lode Investment. and is well worth looking into
10 those that have the capital for we'll paying
investment. All information will be given by
addressing all communications 10 the >ccretai!,
DAVID j. POWELL. Taylor, Ia.
laCkawannl county.
sTOtk AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Wlite Tor our special market letter. Free on
application. $. NJ llibbard l. Co.. members y.
y. Consolidated and Stock SNchsnge. A. ami 10
Broadway. New York. Established 1864. Lullg
Distance Phone 23ss Broad
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We're rendered by the choir and the
sacrament of the Lords Supper was
ministered by the presiding elder Of the
district,
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Oil Market.

oil City, Dee, - ,'rcdil balances, Ia; ru-
lihvates, no bid shipments. l1O,j5i: average,
H3, IN. Runs, ll05il; a,lagc 7psG7.
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NOTICE + IIEHEHl EINFN lNmI am Oppl a,
lion will be- made To the Count OF IunnpI,
Pleas ui LaCkawarna county on the 1th dan oi
December. 1901. at o O'Clock ., M, under an
at pro, ilng Tor the Incorporation and Ieeulu.
tiou al certain corporations approved Amil ~.
1874. and il, supplements, by Mortimer u. Ful.
LEI, James Bluir, Jr. Albert q, Hunt. Paul Is,
Il. Belin and :. Blink-lhoii lhorne, Tor the rhJr.
ler cf an Intended corporation TO be called The
BJrhelor,," the character and object oi which
il 10 maintain a club Tor social enjoyment. aud
for this purpose To have. posses and enjoy all the
rights, benefits aud privileges conferred by the
said Acl and It's supplements.
" roRRFN. Snleiter
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IN RE: incorporation oi the Industrial Club Of
scranton, Pennsylvania. Ia tic Cont ol
Common Pleas nl ls,ba Eanna county, NJ. 81
January Term. lag.
Notice is hereby gh"H that AN application n
he made 10 the said rolirt on the 1h day ul Ilu-
uJly. I'1,, Al o'olock a. M, undcl the Act Of
Ns,en,hl, ol the ronlmnnweallh Of PrmsyNanid.
and regulation oI cerain corporal ions appro. ed
>pr 80, 1871, and Ms ,npp'e,ncn,>, by tmnlc,
s,hcurh, John i, Reidrnhavh Charles GIaf,
Charles Ncui- Charles kldyer, Henry Armblu,,
Iphn Schroedll and f,cd Nehr, ior the charter
OF an intended corporation To be called th" In.
,u,irJl tmh at scranton, Pcnllst tNuni, the
character aud object whereof j. the cucOml.o.
nient and protection ot ladr, hN rendering nll-
Iull aid To each either, and ior thCsr plnpls,,
to to have. possyrs aud rnoy all iue rights, uruc.
its and privileges Ol The said Act o. Assembly
and its supplements. TAYLOR \ iENl>,
N,turnrNs for tppli, ants,
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LEGAL.

INF ANNlAl MEETING ., the stockholders nf
the Dunmorr Electric Light, Heat and Power
COMPANY will br held al ihc oiruc ui the COM
iauA, iO0 Linden street. >clInion Fa, on We'd
,csday, January lJh l'Ml, AT "'clnrk D. ~,
for the election of directors tor tho cnsning ycl
and such other business Is may come betnr"
them, v" VI. SIMk, >eIlcldiy,
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Lost.

LOs'riair of eye glasses in front nf Fou.e'S
Drug stolc. Return To Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea company, All iNckawanna avenue.
LOSr-A knights Tempar watch chaim, with
part Of chain attached IN SiiprdJr. Dec. ~.
Liberal reward il returned To ". II. Chandler.
IL LockaWalpa ayenLp.
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Help Wauted-Male.


GERMAN BOY WANTED at once. AIS Licka.
wanna avenue, city.
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SiOO.O00 TO LOAN-LoWest rates; straight OF
monthly payments. stark Co., Traders hdg.
ANY AMOl ST OF MONEY 10 LOAN Quick,
straight loans Building and Loan. At
from 10 Ii per cent. tall on y. '. Walker.
S!i3lj Cunncll building.
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MEGARGEE BROS. PRINTERS SUPPLIES. EN.
yelopes, paper bags. twine. Warehouse, l;O
Washington avenue, scranton. Pa.
TIE WILkESBARRE RECORD GAN BIZ HAD
i'm Scranton a, the news stands OF Reisinan
Bros. i06 spruce and j03 Linden: NJ. Norton.
800 Lackawanna avenue; /. s. schulzev. "ll
Spruce street