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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-12-19
VOL. XVII. New SerieS---Vol. 5 SCOTT "A
Annual
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lowances for which L z: vouchers are
flied, for the twelve months ending
November 80, 1901, in accordance
with Section 713 of the Code.
DECEMBER, 1900.
B r Powell rebate on tax 95
Harrell's Printing House 80
D r Anderson & Co 40 G9
+ Shields holding polls $50
E Hilliard stationery clerk 800
l H.rris coffin for pauper 200
II L Grant conveying prisoner 100
W NJ Cohen drugs county home Is 90
Ned Epps holding polls 2GO
S J fitzpatrick constable at elect'n 2 co
J \ B Fitzpatrick registrar 315
" E Neville supt road acct Is 90
Jno Hami!l constable at elect'n 100
B r Powell holding polls 100
Geo Aycock constable at elect'n 90
G w Dunn convey'g prls 'ers etc 5 60
Notie Aston feeding lunatic so
w w Rosser registrar etc 800
b E Bobbitt registrar etc $50
r r Richards mak'g clos paup'rs 4 25
w J Mohorn serving notices 100
COAscyiHS pIISOucIS . w
g ' e constable at election l 90
Walter Cherry, holding polls 200
n c Lum Co lumber co home 80 "a
Weldon Corn Mill meal co home 42 80
NJ Mcmahon & Sons goods county
home and Jail 80 96
J w Northington goods CO home 16 IS
A P Johnston work on road CTS
w B Drewry services and labor
county home 43 60
NJ McMahon & Sons goods Jail 800
n Keeter constable at election 90.
T Dickens holding polls 100
w H Hux /" 90
K III Cutchin registrar election 345
Freeman Camp constable !" 100
l. 7 Whitaker holding polls $50
Lancaster const day at elect'n / co
" r Brlstow constable election 100
J L Bellamy building bridge $50
B A Price police at election 100
6 l. Branch ditching road S25|
Geo Keeter work On bridge SO
G H Hale goods jail Is 16
Bann, ba! shearln olding polls 2OOl
J 4 Perry examining lunatic 2OOl
] FL Whitaker building bridge % COL
E Green quarter years salary 100 90 i
Mrs Drewry mak'g clos paup'rs %
E Green for assisting amputat-
ing leg Cornelius Martin so 90 |
H Qualls constable election 100
J 3 Hunter registrar election 5 80
Robert Parker holding polls 90
j T Weed holding pol,3 200
Paul Garrett building>butments
Chockyotte bridge $50 90 |
J Fl Norman max g annual rep't 25 90 |
and issuing orders etc IL 70 |
E L Travis quarter years salary SO 90 |
L Picot examining lunatic 2 90 |
W A Safer feeding Jurors 13 90 |
J A House amt allowed Judge
Moore 100 90
Willis Ccfie'd repairing bridge IL 90 |
S T Bell holding polls 2 100
C n Andrews holding polls O9
J A House holding Noy court 50 20 !
J \ House jail account 1S4 80
TChn Green work court house 70 |
Earle Norman building bridge 20 90
J r Patterson repairing bridge zoo
H Taylor letting and recovering
bridge l w
II J Carr converting prisoners 3COl
W Z Shaw Hauling and work at
court house 5 S3 !
W r Shaw holding polls 2 90
" r Shaw two days waiting on
board L 5C
8 A Pope two days co com and
mileage 81
B A Pope quarter years salary IL 81
" Z Harvey 2 days as commls'r = 5G
w Northlngton days as 6 81
Salary as purchasing ag't Tor CO 40 OO
II Norman 2 days as clerk 4 90
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Local subscriptions for the Mckinley
memorial fund are coming in rather
slow considering that Jermyn Is a
stronghold of Rcpublicanism. AS
mentioned previously Attorney Batten-
berg has been appointed to receive
subscriptions in this vicinity and any
money handed to him will be duly ac-
i;nowledgcd. The following subscrip-
tons have already been received: Lib
erty lodge. No. lSS. knights of py-
thias, s.: David j. Jenkins. II. A. Will
man, Mrs. II. A. whitman, c. A. Bat
tcnberg. Mrs. c. A. Battenberg.
Mrs. John Pritchard and daughter
Fern. of Second street. who have been
visiting in England and Wales for the
past three months, arrived nome safe
ly yesterday afteroon, having had a
most enjoyable triD.
Mrs. BARLEY Mullen. an aged and re-
srected resident of Second street, was
taken seriously i'll on Sunday with
hemorrhage of the lungs. but who was
considered much better yesterday was
taken with another hemorrhase last
evening and her life is dcspaired of.
National Organizer Borthwick OF
omaha, Nebraska. is in town endeav-
OllnS TO organize DTdllcH VI INC
"Woodman of America.
Mrs. II. Maines and son, Samuel, Of
Fourth street, is visiting Scranton
friends.
DR.. NJ. j. Shields returned home yes
terday from Il brief visit to the Pam
American exposition.
Harry Snyder, who has been work.
ing several months at Crawford, \. j.,
is home.
one Of the ropes used for hosting
the water out of the GlenwOod shaft
broke yesterday. 1t is expected that
the colliery will he free from water
i'm about another week Tie large
pump at the bottom of the pump
shaft has been put in order and will
be started today. The colliery has not
worked since the last day in May and
since that time has been flooded. At
one time the water was forty-tWp
feet high in the shaft and threatened
to drown out the Delaware and Iiud-
son collitry which adjoins it. The
company has spared no expense in
their endeavnrs to set out the water
ana it is hoped that before the present
month has expired the collicry will
again be in operation.
A horse belonging to Drayman
Booth of Carbondalc was taken i'll
yesterday and had to be left here in
Blay's livery where it was treated by
Dr. 5. L. Mover.
\ social under the auspices of the
Womans Home Missionary society will
be held at the home of Mrs, Thomas
Bray of South Main street this cven-
inc.
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NO CARS RUNNING.
Citizens Censure City Authorities
for Not Revolving Franchises OF
Scranton Railway Company.

'rhe striking conductors and motor
men of the carbondale division have
opened headquarters in the Academy
Of Music building. on South Main
street. But one car went through
this city suce the morning the strike
was declared. The car was run on
Saturday, Master Mechanic Mullen be-
ing the motorman. The car had sec
tion gang on, who were taken here
to clear the tracks. No distractions
of any kind were found.
A report gained credcnce last night
that two cars would he in waiting for
passengers at the corner Of Salem ave-
niue and Main street after tho show.
However, no cars were in evidence
when the crowd came from the thca-
ter. Prominent men have called AT
the strike headquarters, advising them
to ask the city authorities to revoke
the franchises here unless cars are
run on stipulated time. \ number
have stated that the ordinance had II
provision in it to the effect that the
franchise of the company should be
revoked unless the cars were run on
the streets daily. Many severely ren-
sured the city authorities for not tax
ing some action on the matter.
The Tribune correspondent called
1ipon Mayor Fitzpatrick and was adj
Niscd by him to read the ordinance.
The original copy of the ordinance,
File No. 26. was seen in city Solicitor
StuHrt's office. There is no reference
in the various stipulations of the ordi-
nance calling for the running of cars.
neither daily nor monthly. The ordi-
nance was made out to the Carbondale
dale Fraction company, passed select
council Feb. "A. 1892; common council.
March :. 1872. and was approved by
Mayor G u. Rettcw, on March s, 1892.
During Mayor j. w. Eilpatrick's
term II second ordinance was granted
to the Scranton Railway company.
but the terms of the first ordinance
We're repea ted. The only changes
were in allowing the company to mar
row the track
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
OLYpHANT

About one hundred and twenty-five
guests and members of the Ladies'
Catholic Beneficial association were
present at their annual banquet in tht
Father Mathew hall last evening.
Three large tables extending the en-
tire length of the hall were prettiy
arranged with glass, silverwarc and
fine white linen. Caterer j. Il. Fad
den, with IA number of assistants serN-
ed the following menu:
oysters on half shell, vegetable
soup, roast turkty with dressing,
mashed potatoes, Saratoga chips, po-
tnto salad French peas assorted pick
les, olives, celery. cranberry sauce,
cold boiled ham. tomatoes, salad dress
ing, cake, fruit, ice cream tea, coffee,
bread and butter.
Selections were then rendered by
Misses Lucy Mooney, Nellie Gh-
er, Louis Murphy and j. A. O'Maley.
Dancing was later INDUCED in and
enjoyed for several hours, The music
was furnished by LawrenccS orchcs-
ira of Scranton, The following COM
mlttee had charge of the affair: Mrs,
j. +. Gildea, Airs. W, j. SChubmchl,
Mrs, NJ. j. a, iIolleran, Mrs. j. 7.
Mooney and Mrs, William FaIlon.
"Pennsylvania' will bc produced mt
the Father Mathew opera house to-
morrow evening The piece is the
Joint work of Daniel l., Hart, whose
Parish Priest" scored such a hit last
season and G. T., Callahan, who has
been writing popular plays for the
past twenty-five years. The scenes are
laid in the neishborhood of Wilkes
Barre, and deal with mining life, The
play requires largo cast and in
cludes the following players: Dorothy
Lewis, Clyde Hess, Willis Marble, jr.,
and George *. Henry. Some new and
elaborate scenery viii be displayed.
Mrs. A. r.. Grams is spending Il week
AT Philadelphia.
James w. Walsh died at his home
ON Delaware street about ! o'clock
last evening of pleurisy. lie had only
been i'll two days. Deceased was 40
years old and is survived by his wife
and one child, The funeral will be an
nounCed Ia ter.
The Father Matthew society accom-
panled by the Olyphant drum corps
participated III the parade at Wilkes
Barre Yesterday.
An entertainment and social Will be
held in the Primitive Methodist church
next Tuesday evening, \ good time
Is assured for all who attend.
The body of Frank Wood, who was
aSphyNlated in Scranton Wednesday
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
THE PASSING THRONG.

Mr., and Mrs. Robert Maize have returned TO
THEN home in Pltl,bulg after u week, visit with
friends in this city
Clarence Mcllalc is spending q iow day, with
friends in " likes Barre.
W. A Myers and daughter Jennie, ri Porter
avenue, are taking in the sights at the Pan,
American this wcCk.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Wylic aud daughter. Agmr,.
have returned to their home in phimdclphiu after
visit with friends in this city.
Mr, and Mis-. Eugene Wonnarorr nave returned
from visit at the Pln.Amcrlrau.
Miss Ella Spencer, OF rySilAuli, Mich. l. the
guest al the home ol Nh aud Mr. G. H. spencer.
an Lincoln avenue.
Mr., and Mrs, J. u. shannon, Mis-, Muulc VI !.
lcl, Nh and Mas. ". Il, Mors,. Mr. and Mr..
", d. Evans. John Barnes and Edward Haley
yesterday yesterday over the Eric tor the Pan,
American
T. Phillips is spending few day, in New
York city.
Mrs John Muir ha, returned ia her home in
Warren, Pa, atlcr visit with hrr daughter,
Nh, George Crosby on Canaan street.
Miss Carrie Price, at Belmont atrrot, lett yc,,
tcrday morning nom Wichita, Kan, where she
will visit friends Tor few weeks
Miss Charlotte pomlclton, Of Stoujugton, Conn.
who ha, been the guest "t Nr. r. VI shepherd
on parlc avenue returned home yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. spencer lol yesterday for a
"trip 10 the Pacihc coa.l.
Mis-. Carrie Wade, daughter. Annic. and sens
Martin and Thomas, of scranton, have been rallu,
10 this city by the death Of the inmrr's broth
er, Richard ,onnaughtun.
Miss Annie Grady, "t Mayirld, il a lnbonlAl,
visitor.
Miss May Iosa, OF lonrsdllc, i. hcns enter
tanned 10y 'lhondalc uicnd,.
Edward toddngton is suhpounard a, a witnc,
in the Hull trial al iIoncsdac his week.
The Misses Cecilia and AgncS Coleman, of Tho
West Side, are visiting nicnds IN rittslon IN,
Wilkes-Bauc
Miss Jessie Gallagher, oi Pike street left thi,
morning for three weeks visit with relatives il
Wilkes Barre
Professor l!uott furnished music lor sclcc
dance in Forest Guy. Wednesday evening" Mr.
laNelle, OF this city, served as promptcr
Joseph o'Ncill, ui shannon, store, Is chi vim
a vacation this week
Mis-, :, listed is the guest Of friends in Way
mart lot iew days.
T., J. BY was caller at forcst City We'd
ncsdaS day
Mr., and Mrs, \. l.. Crane, and son, Dclbcrt
are spending week AZ the Par. American
Ml-. W ", Fletcher and san, Matter ar
spending the week with friends in susquchlnni
gathering chcSinuts.
=. J. licley is at the Pan American
W, Roberts ami wife are Wilkcs.Bilic visitors
4, Reynolds has returned from lIunesdsle.
where he spent ~ folepart OF the week.
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Carbonda1e Department.

two conductors were discharged on ac-
count of criminal conduct in manipul-
alton with transfers, the company
was obliged to convict them by law in
q legal suit.
They preferred to take the law in
their hands If the big corporations
are following suit to this principle. then
we near rapidly to anarchy. taking
all matters of this kind in their own
hands. and court houses would then
be only nuisances.
The strike goes against the Offenders
of laws and the warranted privileges
and the rights of civilized nations, the
walls and forts of legal protection.
Last Sunday within an hours time
! walked per pedes apostolorum from
Delaware and Hudson depot to the
Washburn cemetery and wouldn't
have used trolley car If there was
one or not. and am running to the
four scores.
"principiis obsta' is surely in this
matter. to uphold the authority of law
endangered the most by tho powerful
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES faithful citizens $
first duty, not only his privilege,
where for also n doctor divine shall
prefer to follow up the old rule of their
Master.
"Go mot ride) yc into all the world"
etc, That means that per pedes apos-
tolorum." Dixi. r. t,hringcr.
Pastor of the Lutheran Church.
Carbondale. Pa, Oct. 10, 1901.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
CLARk'S SUMMIT

Daniel Elsingcr has severed his con-
nectiou as rartner with tho firm of
l1lsmgcr & Runnell j W Bunncll
viii In future conduct the business.
Miss Emma Non Storch spent sunday
with FRIENDS in Pittston and vicinity.
\ large number of school children
are afflicted with the prcvailinG cpl
demic. which though moi tn" fash
ionod Whooping cough, neccsaitatcs
their abscnting themselves from school
for the time,
=. +, pcdricl has added computing
scale of elaborate and up to date pat
tern TO his well euuipned butcher shop
Miss Mablc Waterman, of Scranton,
Mas the guest of Miss Nellie Algcr, ON
saturday and Sunday last,
Members of the clark's Summit Mag
aHnc club are requested to forward all
old magazines to the secretary at once.
1t is expected that the Condensery
will soon suspend operations as the
quantity Of milk obtained Is not suf-
ficient to warrant condonsing at pres
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
TAYLOR.

Sad and impressive We're the services
held in connection with the funeral of
Mrs. Henry Harding from her late
home in Old Forge yesterday after
noon. The unusually large cOncourse
Of friends and relatives, which gath
cred at the residence. showed the high
esteem in which this young woman was
held. The services We're held at go
o'clock in the Presbyterian church,
where Rev. Mr.. Holmes. of Pittston
and Rev. Burlicll preached eloquent
and impressive sermons and spoke feel
insly of the deceased. There We're nu-
merous floral tributes from friends and
relatives. AT the close Of the service
the remains We're conveyed to the
Marcy cemetery, where interment was
made.
a grand smoker will be held at the
rooms of lnvincible commandcry, No.
252. Knights of Malta. in Reese's hall.
this evening. when the Black degree
will be conferred upon three candi-
dates. The Electric City commandery.
No. 40, from Scranton, will be pres
ent To work the degree. Every member
is requested to be present.
John l.. Powell, of the First ward,
is Il candidate for constable, subject to
the decision of the Republican prmar-
les.
David Morgans, of Bellevue, called
on friends in town yesterday.
\ treat was given our people last
evening in the open air concert rem
dered from The balcony of Young
blood's hotel, by the Taylor Silver
tornet band. assisted by the .Anthra-
cite Glcc club. The delightful music
and the excellent singing were enjoyed
by Il large crowd.
The service of Professor John r.
Thomas, the world reknown hasso. of
New Castle, Pa, and winner of the
Worlds fair medal. of Chicago, has
been secured b! the Anthracite Glec
club for their concert to be held next
month at Weber'S rink.
Mrs. Edward T.. Roberts, of West
Scranton, was the guest of her moth
er. Mrs Powell. on Tavlor street.
Washington camn, No, 49,. Patriotic
Order Sons of America, will meet in
regular session this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
LEE-SPAETH.
Pretty Wedding in Presbyterian
Church Last Night.

At the Presbyterian mause last night
at 0 o'clock Rev. Charles +. Lee said
the words which united Charles f..
Lee of West Scranton and Miss Pau
line Spaeth, a popular clerk in Abe
Sahm's store. The young couple We're
the recipient of many Sratulations
from their many friends here. The
couple left on the 10 o'clock train for
New York. At the conclusion of the
wedding tour the young couple VIII
commence housekeeping at 1l23 LAT
ayette street Scranton. a coincidence
in connection with the ceremony was
the names of the officiating minister
and the groom being of the same name.
though not related in any way. The
bride is a sister of Druggist Julius
Spacth of this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-11
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Many Patients at Present Being
Cared for at the Institution.

Mrs. Stephen Nealon. of Pike street
who recently underwent an operation,
is gradually improving.
Thomas Higgins. of Brooklyn street
has entered the hospital for treatment
He is suffering from quinsy and is
also threatened with appendicitis.
The many friends of Miss Nj. Naug-
hey. of Brooklyn street, will be pleased
to hear of her improvement. She re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
hospital for appendicitis. She will be
removed to her home in IL few days.
Several patients were discharged
from the hospital yesterday. Among
them were John Armstrong. W. Ser
riells and Mrs. Finnogan. Two patients
were admitted. Joseph Oloksi. of Forest
city. who is suffering from pneumonia
and an aged man named Warner from
Susnuehanna county. who is ailing
from general debility.
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PROGRESSIVE EucHRE CoTERIE
First Meeting Held at the Home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Powderly, jr.

The first meeting of the Progressive
Euchre coteric was held last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Terence v.
PowderlS. jr., at their home on the
corner of Church street ana Ninth
avenue. Tho first ladies' prize was
won by Mrs. Il. G toughin, and the
gentlcmcn's prize was won by owen
LOTUS. During the evening, Mr.. Pow
derly was presented with a cut glass
cracked ice bowl. Mr. Henry J. Brcn-
nan, in u very clever manner. made
the presentation speech.
Mr.. rowderly answered the speech
in pleasing manner, thanking the
club for it's generous present. After
the result of the game had been an
nounced and the prizes given, refresh
mentS were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Glmartin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
A. Kirkwood. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Rierdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. F'innegan. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Powderly. MIR. and Mrs.
John Bridget. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
Mclla'c, Mr.. and Mrs f. J. wynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farrell. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
kccnc. r. A. Malone. w. McAndrew,
i. j. MCDonough. a. NJ. Banks, Owen
Lotus. MeSdaneS Il. J. Coughlin, 4.
f.. Moiiitt, and the Misses Mary b.
and Mary j. Burke. Rose Finnerty,
Marie McDernott. Susie Malta, Mary
Quinn, Maggie Kelly. Mary Powderly
Lizzie Powderly, Mary I.avelle and
Miss May Igo. of Honesdale. A
ilashlight picture was taken of the
party by Mr.. p 4. Walker.
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WAVERLY,

Henry White is improving his home
with new coat of paint.
Mr.. Christy and family has returned
to his Scranton home.
Tho hotel which has been recently
purchased by Mr.. Raver, of Benton,
is undergoing repairs.
The residence of W. \. Sanford is
being repainted. which adds greatly
to its appearance.
Miss Ruth Perry has charge of the
poStoilcc, i'm the absence of Miss Hal
lock, who is visiting the Pan -Amcri-
can, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ncttio.
\ party in BinGham,on has pur-
chased the residence of Miss Ida Nil
ler, on Depot street.
Literary department, Waverly Ep-
worth League. viii meet Tuesdays,
1So-oo0 y, M, during October, at the
social rooms of the Methodist church.
Stated programme for each evening
will he as follows; la) Parliament
tary drill, fifteen minutes: ,b) essay
recitation, reading or music; UD cur
vent topics, ten minutes; oct /, Conn
plcli1n of Review" Il. NJ. Archibald
thirty minutes, chorus singing, +. g.
iianyen, conductor; oct. s, debate
Resolved, That Government owner
ship Of Public Utilities Would Ee
Beneficial to This Country, forty-iive
minutes; oct Is, Familiar Lessons in
Science" j. NJ Trueman; Oct. -
lecture-rccital the cary Sisters, W. \.
Sanford; oct. -, lecture in auditor
ium, subject, Diamond Dust" Rev
NJ, $, Godshall, Arrangements are
nearly completed for one lecture,
musical or other entertainment each
month, Tuesday evening, Dec. Il,
The Fisk University Jubilee Singers
have contracted tn appear. W. II.
Stone, third vice president.
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NOT COD-LIVER OIL

but SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil. They are not the
same; far from it.
SCOTS emulsion is cod-liver
oil prepared for the stomach,
Let cod-livcr oil alone if you
need it. When your physician
orders toast, do you breakfast
on -four?
Pure cod-liver oil is hard TO
take and hard TO digest. A
man that can keep it down,
can saw wood. He thinks he
is sick; he is lazy.
Wen send you. a little to try II you ike.
SCOTT q BOVINE, 400 Pearl street. New York
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.


1'lains win leave tarbondale nt city station AS
follows:
For SCldn;on and Wilkes Bmrc-GO6 sUG. son
Mol, 1901, ll2i a. m'' ls'id, lS, Id, so,
50o, 80, 1901, lnjl y. NJ,
sunday trains leave AT sjd, ll.2l a. M; lie,
. ID, $50, 500 y, m
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Boston. New
tddilyD
For Lake Lodore, Waymirt aud llonc,iulc
122, lLOj H. M; 3.jl, G,i3 y. M.
SuRdsa trains lcNG Lake loiore, Waym.,rt
and lonesdsle AT $50 a. M; l,3o, Ia u. m,
Trains arrive at Cirbundalc from WiIkp,.Earrc
and Scranton follows: 3.56 S37 a3O m IA
a. M; ls."7 26, 3,2i, i,2s, 6os, 7,Oi, s3i p.5I,
ll,5i y. m; Lbs o. M.
SUNDAY trains arrive at OBJ a, M; l?.lo, 3.a3.
AS, 6.2o, $50 =. m.
Sunday trains arrive at CarhondaIe from Lake
Lodorc, Waymart and iioneSdale al Ell, 40
and I.5J p. m.
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pECKvILLE.

=
MIS- Dove mas "isnosed or the Grand
army NepuplIC building on Main street
10 M. Porter Nauen,an, or West Nir-
glnla.
u. - Douse, oi N'ils Brldso y. Y"
VIII ieaNo touaS for ms nome, aiter
spenulhs u week WIN Nr' ana MIS-. j..
~. Sroau.
MIS- W. >. bioes visited relatives at
Nl'kes-barrc Yesterday.
quite hulnnef ot people IRON mere
spent yesterday at WILKES Barre, on
account ol lhe father Matthew parade
Doing heio III that Guy.
d. barret, Is spending a rev days at
STOCKPORT, y. I.
- H. h'atlFs is again ahle to be
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night was brought here yesterday
morning by Undertaken ". g. Jones.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made. Deceased was resi-
dent OF this town about eighteen years
and is survived by his wife and
daughter. lie was a member of the
J. y. y. T.. lodge. The members of the
lodge arc requested to meet in their
rooms this evening to make arrange
ments to attend the funeral
The Juvenis dancing class will meet
this evening