Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, the Evening News from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 2

tup1 vukps-babrb dmi Thursday. DrcRMBHR and even in one case, 26 years, and they are phia on a bnsinesa trip for the past few day. perfectly respectable citizens. Here is the HMANN'a 1 1 CoL Dunn, special penaioa agent, has statement of one victim been in town for tbe past few days. 1 I worked for Russell Co.

twenty-two leam from tha superintendents of tee La Lj UVJ XL) years. 'Worked in the foundry department. Ls'raJ Li JrrrtE --rv i 1VER IM.Sf;.TwJ different collieries that the demand for coal is so great at present that it will insure On Thursday after the election the foreman came to me and told me that Russell Co. had ordered him to cut my wages, day and steady work for the months of December and Jannary. piecework 33 1-3 per cent.

1 did not say Of Ladies' and Misses' Tii3 Oysters, Flag stone is being laid alnsr Mam street anything then. I went down next morning between the sidewalk and curb stone, which makes a big improvement. and asked him why I was cut He said: "ion know the canee yourself. 1 said 1 All the steamboats are laid op for the had worked for this company twenty-two years and never did anything against tha winter and passenger mnt go to Wilkea-Barre by ra'iL rr cia pf-t Lais company, lie then said: "iou voted for ihe home dramatic company is now in a free trade, and now we give yon free trade presentable condition and Plymouth people are guaranteed a grand treat ia a few wages. I bat was about all.

J. Ley never complained of my work. Lowest Rates, Another sufferer examined by tbe Com AT- Heir Headache and relierra all the trouble Ind-t)t to biHoas stats of tha ystiB, sucb a LixLinem. fiaittio. Drowiitxxw, Pistrasa after atioc.

I-aia tbe Side, Ac. While their moat remariaiis socceas baa been shown In curing BGCS Beadacbs, yet Cumca'a Lrrru Urn Ynx re equaiiy valtisvbls ta Constipskm. cunnj -and preventing tliis annoylnf complaint, wmla they also correct all disorders of tha atonwen, stimnlata the liver and regulata the wrsaia. mittee said I lave worked about twelve rears for Russell Co. Before tbe election my fore- Pure.

ft ff ft- 5fc i mam went around with a book. lie said: Ojbe Day or lilt "Let me put your name in this book." I A trtEM cf tartar baiir-g powder. Iligh-' 1 (f ull in leavening strength. -U. rin Jtsport, Aug.

17. 1889. va tt tbey only cored weeks. The urges did not have a plain drunk in over a week's time. Strange thing for Plymouth.

A skating pond is to be constructed in tha large vacant lot near the Parrish mines. L)r. Jones turns ont the finest team and lastest style bngjy in tha town. A train of empty coal cars standing near No. 5 D.

breaker got 'away earlr last evening and rushed-down the read. Near the Bull Run crossing they jumped the track and piled np in a huge heap of wreckage. PITT8TON. aaked him what it waB for. He said to start a McKinler clnb.

I told him: "No sir; I am a Democrat and a Warwick man." He mm asked me whctber.I did not think I onght to vote for their man. I told him, "No sir." Un election day 1 worked about half a day. Xeha Shey would be almost prireleBS ttoss who suffer from this diatreaainp complaint: bus fortunately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little ptlia valuable In ao many miftMl they will not be willing to do without ebon. But after aU sick bead and about 4. -(H3 or 4:30 o'clock he rang for me and I went to him and said, "What is it? He said "I feel sorrv for von.

but I CONTINUING TO-DAY, TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY. The mafrriitude of this erreat sale offers to the people of Wilkes-Barre and atljoininc: toAvns the have to tell you that yon are cut 33 1-3 per THE UBVS DEALER. S. V7. EOTD4 Edito.

AILY, VVEESLY, SUNDAY BT "'TIIS Rszzzis Prisiis Company. all oomwnmcatUxis of what-tmtriint). Teb News-Dkalkb, Wilkee-Barre. Pa, cent, on jour wages for voting for Warwick and free trade." I went back to inv bench The jfewa Happening of the Town Told in a Breezy Manner. "Two Sisters" played to a good house last ening- rft'l 'J feeling very blue, and soon made a move to go heme, but be asked me to stay and said biggest" and most convincing bargains in cloaks and jackets ever offered in cloak merchandizing in this city.

i might work mvself un to mv former wages. A heavy rainfall set in yesterday after They said they never found any fault with Our sales onr cloak department tms season nave aireauy reacnea oeyona any previous year, tbe result of care iu the selection of garments and the very low prices that havo ruled. J3ut what noon and continued far into the night my work. The "Pairnell Case" is the chief topic of la the bane of so many nvea that here Is where we make our great boast. Our pilla cure IS while others do not Cartes' Lrrrut lavtw Pnxs are very smaS and very easy to take.

One or two pill make a dose. Tbey are strictly vepetalrteand do not gripe or purge, but by their ewitle action please all who nse them. In vhils at 25 ceDtn; five for $1 8od everywhere, or sent by mail. EEICISS Ks Twk. Bsa.

we have now in f.tore for you, will bring still larger crowds and be the means of distributing all conversation on all sides. It Massillion, Russell Co. were Southern manufacturers and had treated their men in tbe manner described above, what a bowl, the New York Tribune, Philadelphia SYZRY U0R2TINQ. The small boys hopes are blasted since through this valley hundreds ot ladies and misses winter cioafcs at prices never betoro dreamed of so Iota This immense lot of cloaks, was secured from one of the largest manufacturers in this coun try at a great sacrifice, below the cost of manufacture HIS I-ObS YOUii GAIN. We shall offer Press and Scranton Republican would raise? And yet the conduct of Massillion, Russell Co.

is as discreditable as any account the bulldozing of negroes which has ever the snow has disapeared. Mr. Ellif, advance agent for the "Lester and Allen" speoalty company, was in town yesterday arranging for the appearance of his company on the 18th. W. D.

Evans is in Philadelphia. He expects to Teturn Friday, -r -Burgess Seibel leaves to-day for Duluth, F.V.ROGKAFELLOW&CO. ZZ7 URSDA -j DECEMBER I come from the South. on a prospecting He expects tins lot ot garments (a small mountain ot tnem, nail pueu np togetner) lllicrjw llAia UiNljX arrainged in a part of new salesroom, just completed on second tloor(our regular coat department being too crowded to conveniently display and handle them. Kerne ruber, this sale lasts only three days, (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) of this week, and every lady, miss or child in need of a coat should not fail to reap some of the bargains offered.

We can tit any ono of the family from the little toddler 2 years old up to tho 44-inch bust measure. We Givo Here a Small List of Some of tho Bargains. Transact a General Banking PuirpH. 5 and fl I'liblin Knar to be absent a week or ten dava 3 Will Notmaa leaves to-dav on a business 1 fOB- rBESIDEST, 1892, 'j DAVID BENSETT of New Tork KOKVICK-PBESIDKHT, v-- JAMES E. CAMPBELL, trip to Ilawley.

Christ mas three weeks from to-day. The running of the 'bus to the' D. II, Old Uan Thurman. From the Chicago Eerald. A song for old roan Tliuiman, And sin It clear and tlroug; His life has been a sermon.

Now let It be a'soug. And this snail bo us burden To give 'is greatest Joy, lie calls hi ola lfe "Sweetheart," And lvves trer like a jy NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING CO AO depot has been commenced by Alex Mc- Dongall. The corner stone laying of the new-Pres. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Of New York, bvterian church on the West -Side will be laid this afternoon at half-past two with appropriate services. Dr.

B. F. Hedge is an of. OLio. Tnrn the Rascals Out." There la no fairer stcry la all our nation's Hie: No better, pur glory In all its peace and B' rlfe.

Truo la that man ann steadfast. Fine cold wltn no allov. rjndpr the mar.aeement of men of national fame nounced to make an address. A cordial in la business and banning circles. Ono lot ladies' fine newmarkets, in plain and stripes $8.59, usual) sell at $10, $12, $13.

One lot ladies' striped newmarkets at $9.49, usually sell at $14, $15. One lot ladies' fine cloth nlsters at $10.98 usually sell at $16. Ladies' couneinaraa, Irish peasants cloaks, directoire fronts, reveres and other styles at correspondingly low prices. One lot ladies' fancy jackets at $5, usually sell at $9, $10. One lot ladles' fine corkscrew jackets, satin lined all through $4.93, usually sell at $8, $10, $12.

One lot ladies' cloth newmarkots at $3.08 usually sell at One lot ladies' newmarkets at $5.49, usually sell at $8, $10. One lot ladies' nlsters at $6.19, usually sell at $9, $10, $12. One lot of ladies' Newmarkets, small sizes, at 7'Jc. One lot ladies wraps at 79c. One lot ladies' jackets, in checks and plaids at $1.19, usually sells for $3 to $5.

One lot ladies' stockinet jackets at $2.50, usual' sell at and $4. One lot children's gsrments, all wool cloth, lined, at 2.50, usually Bell at $4-50 and 5. One lot misses' cloaks at $1.98, usually sell for $3.50. advertise Vis most judicioudy fuccmUVie best and the bvytrt vha tuk who calls his old wlffl "Sweetheart And loves bsr lite a boy Who cares for bis position un of i be day 1 Be has a higher mission, A nobler part to play 1 SailUtg and patleLt ever, Thougn Age and Pain annoy. He calls tils old who dweetheart," And loves hi ilka a boy tf lest Jxtrgaint patronize tvch merchants.

CUmldtid Tldindealet. AITHOEIZED CAPITAL $50,000,000. Cost of a share tt entrance lee and GO cents monttiry dues. Tue maturity vOut ot a share Sir.o. and tue bbaresae esJmaud to mature in 9o n)0'itb8.

No assessments can be hisde npon members. Members may witboraw ac any tune after one year on thirty days' notice 10 i he Secretary, and they win recrfve the moLthl duel paid to loan fund with Interest. Over 8,000 snares sold In Luzerne coanty In lea than a year nd ovr lio.COJ loaned io said shareholders in that time. I also have the agency for desirable building lots in Mills, Plains townsulp, and North aLd boutn Willtes-Barro: Easy terms. For Particulars call on or address JOSEPH MOORK, Miner's Pa.

Ajt advertisement in' -aii English paper DZett ay reward tor any well-autbemicated cae or child being earned- off by an eagle. This sale will open 0 o'clock and close 10 o'clock Saturday night, and not one garment.will be offered before or after tho day and hours named at these prices. What is left after 10 o'clock Saturday night will go in our regular stock at regular prices. Don't forget tho days comer early if possible no matter how large or how small Your pursf if you need a coat attend this sale INTAKE STAIRCASE TO SECOKn ELOOll. A fig for flowry diction tI specious eloquence A flK for all the fiction Of wealth and vain pretence! Here la a man whose glory no envy cn destroy no matter in what country Philadelphia i vitation is extended to all to be present.

Willie, the 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mr. Fred W. Gintz, died Tnesday at tbe family residence on George tract. He had been sick but a few days with diphtheria.

The funeral will take placa. this afternoon at two o'clock. will be in West Pittston cemetery. Win field Scott a young married man of Sebaatopol who is employed in No. 4.

shaft of the Penna. Coal Co. was quite hdly bnrned by an explosion of gas Tnesday night while working on the night shift. The explosion was by his naked lamp igniting som gas that had accumulated in an abandoned chamber, where he had gone to look for some His injuries are mostly about tbe back and. legs.

M. L. Blair, Alderman 5th Ward, Scranton, stoted 7, '83: He had used Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil for sprains, bums, cuts, brnises and rheumatism. Cured every time.

Prospective Settler: What a queer tawn this is 1 A street every hundred feet in every Agent: Great scheme, sir 1 Every fifty feet is a corner lot How many will yon take Judge. 'county correspondent of the Hew York un ooghtto be able to earn this ward. i' .1" SMBS JONAS LONG, West Market Street. JONAS LONG-, West Markot Street. iie call his oiu wife "Sweetheart," And loves her like a boy We well could spare the splendor And Unset of these days.

Give us true hearts and tender And plln old-fas-ilond ways! Of men like llen Thurmau This world will never cloy. who calls his old wife "Sweetheart," And loves her like a boy Geomok Hobion. I The press of Texas is alrriost unanimous for nill for President. The Mercury which has a tremendous circulation, has nailed the IDOISTT miss this special name of David B. Hill to the masthead, ana aecisres me great rcw loner we man ol the hour, The colomn is growing larger, Al OVERGO A The Brenham Banner proclaims Hill the coming man.

Temple Timet notice that, in opinion, the election of Mills as Speaker KICHAEDS FKY, Dealers in Wall Paper, School Books and Stationery, Window Shades and Fixtures, Boom Mouldings, Curtain Polee, Paints, OUb, etc. Tainters and paper hangers supplied on short notice. Another kt of those ten cent fountain Holiday goods arriving daily. 45 S. Main Cady Block.

GET TJIIE LEHIGn WILKES-BARBE OLD DIAMOND COAL Prompt Delivekt. Telephone, F.J. LEAVEN WORT First door west of First National Bank, aad the -nomination of Cleveland in 1892 $5, $8, $10, $12, $15. HO UHCERTAIH SOUND ABOUT THE WOXDERtXL VALUES OF "will be a grare mistate. 'The woods are fall of 'emi Thebk are some good newspapers pub Jlotv'm This? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be.

cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cnre. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, O. We, the undersigned', have known P.

J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hiin perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and able to carry ont any obligations made by their firm. West Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, tthio. Waldikg, Kinnan Maetis, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. E.

H. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo National Bank, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly npon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle.

Sadd by all Druggists. PIvYilOUTTI. n- tilled In Carbondnle, but the supply of ults and v.ercoats GO in printing presses is somewhat limited. The breaking of an important part of the press which the Leader is printed necessitated the suspension of publication for a few dajs. 'Instead of a sheet as large as CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL FiLLS.

Bed Cross iiaoiond Urand. Tim onlr reliable pfll for nle. ftafb 10 nre. I.Kdlra, Hl Krmjrrfft for toe Ola. nans Brass, in rrd wltb bliMri6twa.

Tatensotbpr. Seo44s. stftinpa for vsrticuimrt u4 KUcT fotf Ul II II JJ I ltdle." I'turr, by mlL Kim tear, Uidlui (-, Phllaoa, Pa Xt77 ESjCGZK. the News-Dealek, the Leader came to our sanctum. yesterday in the shape of a -sixteenth sheet dodger.

It contained an Apology to its readers and begged their for- Ltarance. The absence of the Leader from the ily circle in Carbondale will be the means of convincing the inhabitants of that town that they could not possibly get along now without a daily paper, and unless we are mistaken in the character 6t the people of Carbondale the Leader will be appreciated greater than ever when it re-appears. To avoid just such accident as has be- fallen the Leader, the Nkws-Dealer du- Wfe are not sitting down at tho tail end of tho Clothing Business, nor are we looking over anybody's shoulder as to how to sell goods of the Best Qualities possible at prices which other dealers have neither the rve or courage to name NOTE THE ABOVE PRICES CAREFULLY, flees any of Strike Your Mcy or Please Your Pocket If so, come and get a Suit or Overcoat at tho price you think lit, and depend on it, -YOU'LL GET THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR THE MONET! W7e were never so busy, never selling so many goods and never bad so many nice goods to sell as now. Come! Wo say, Come! oiu tho happy throngs of buyers who daily crowd our store and go away happy in tho knowledge that you've leeu wise enough to purchase a Suit or Overcoat here and saved money on the transact ion besides being assured of being dressed as neatly and as well as though tho garments had bo cn made by a high-priced merchant tailor. The Popularity of our Boys' Department is marked that Other dealers are resorting to all sorts of methods to make tho people believe that they pell Boys' and Children's Clothing of good reliable qualities as cheaply as we do.

"They cawn't do it, you know." JNever could. Never will. DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE, LOOK FOR OUR NAME AND NUMBER, l. i tin t-r lf FOR STARK'S TRANSFER LINE 8, Livery, Cabs and Conpea a Specialty. 29 and 31 North Main Street EYES TESTED FREE OF CHARGE.

It CURED MYOUUUtt TASTES SO OOOD 1 KNOW she: Will UlKG Cnres Colda, Ooarhs, Sow Throat, Croop, Inflaetna, Whooping Cough, BronohitU awl Asthma. Aanuia ir frr ConaampUon fa am ud tun nitaf in advanced stare. ue oo. Ton will aee the ax- eellent effect after taking tha first dose. Bald br dsaten tnrjwum.

ur mums, GREAT AUCTION SALE, In Boom 25, 'Welles Public Sqnare, CXI AS. J. Late with J. Queen, Philadelphia's great optician. He is Fully Prepared to Properly Fit Classes to all Eves.

Jeweley, watch and clock repairing a specialty. Officii jtourr 9 am. to 4 p.v. DAir.y. -AT- ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 126 Public Cor.

E. St, at considerable its print--iujy machinery more than a year ago so that bow if one of our presses is disabled we can stilise the other. It always pays to have good tnachinery and plenty of it in a print-, US office. TOOL XILLEIIS AT WOllK. Scranton" Iiepttlllean says: The early indications all teem favorable Ho the passage ef the Federal Elections bill, roviJed the Republican Senators shall hare 1 a necessary backbone to insist upon the "r' 1 ts which naturally belong to the majority in body.

It is as evident now as it la been at any time that the Republicans in Senate must insist npon exercising the rf-hts and powers llonging to a ma-" iHtr, or tbey will bo fnstrated at every uportant point by the minority. The Jlepulliean is one of the 'faithful" or-ans that can never see any mistakes com. rriitle by its own party. If Harrison were to lead the Republicans to everlasting de- strnctTon we believe the BepulAiean would wHliagly follow, it, seems to be blind to all political sagacity and foresight. It has joined the fool killers, as it were, and will stop at nothing until the day of destruction That such a day will come for the Republican party fthere is uot the least 193 East of Iblliiy, Impotency, Weakness, I 'read of Marriage, Secret Sins, Losses, Lvil Forebodinpn.

Orowtbs.etc. MCxtdttmiwf EST Corner Canal St depot, Wilkes-Barre, Commencing mailed free lor timura I CUR NEW BOOKTff: imtltlKHEDICAL Iluilnlo. X. Y. 4 A IT.

19. Tbtmsauds ot Ou a ran teed lestimonials that "MEN STAY CURED." A Farmer on a Rampage Two Weddings in Town. An old hayseed farmer from over the Ply-month mountain came to town on Wednef-day snorning and indulged in a good deal cf bad whisky. Lato in tbe afternoon he started for his home feeling gloriously happy. Near the top of the mountain l.e stepped into Mrs.

Gallagher's house and wanted to clean ont everything that carte before him. In his war dance be kicked over the stove. Mrs. Gallagher became frightened at his conduct and sent one of her children to a neighbor's house. Thomas Toban came on the scene and ordered the man to leave tbe premises.

The farmer refused and Mr. Toban undertook to throw him out, when he pnlled a large knife and made a vicious attack on Toban, stabbing him in tbe face and once in tbe shoulder and cutting two ugly gashes. The fanner became frightened at the blood and took to the mountain as quick as possible and has not been heard from since. Toban bad his wounds dressed and suffurs much pain but will be able to be around in a few days. The farmer's face is quite familiar and he will be remembered on his next visit to Plymouth, William Taylor and Miss Mamie Jones were joined in matrimony at noon yesterday at the home of the bride on Gardner street in the presence of a large number of invited guests and relatives by lit v.

Mr. Jones of Hyde Park. The bride was attired in white cream silk and made a verv pretty appear a nee. She was attended by bcr sister Jennie, while Aarou Morgan did the honors for the groom. The dinner was spread and the guests and relatives enjoyed the feast Miss Jones is ono of the best known young ladies in Plymouth and all who know her wish her a happy future.

The groom is a resident of Forest City, near Scranton, and is a mine foreman. The presents received during the day were many and handsome. The bridal cob pie left on the 2:45 train for Forest City where they will make their home. William Carey and Miss Mamie Fionerty, two well known young pcorle of this town, were nniied in marriage at St. Vincent's church yesterday afternoon by Rev.

Father Donahue. Quite a number cf friends and relatives assembled at the church. After the ceremony they drove to the home of the bride's parents and were received most royally by their frieuds. Many costiy gifts and tokens had been received during the day. In the evening a tasty banquetwas laid.

The newly married couple will go to housekeeping in a neatly furnished house on Welsh Hill at once. The Red 'Men's Lodge, of this place, turned ont in a body iri full uniform yesterday and attended the funeral of John McDonald ia Wilkes-Barre. Squire' McElwee, Michael Grimes and Keal Sweeney are doing jury duty this week. J. P.

Williams, of the People's Store, left for New York yesterday morning to buy holiday goods. Dr. O'AIalley, from Wilkes-Barre, drove through town yesterday. Capt. S.

L. Trench hs been in Plriladel- enera cores, and Luzerne Plymouth P. MT ENTIEK STOCK OP Carriages, Buggies, Surries, CabrWetr, Sprn and lajtnber Wagon. Must he sold rj dayseither fn bulk or. separately.

Anyone desiring rare bar- gains should call at once. All persons having bills against me wDl please present them at once. All persons indebted to me will please call and settle imaiediatefy; I. Frank Wilsoa 8. MAIN STREET A BABE CHANGE for bargains in Housefurnishing Goods, Dry Goods, Holiday Goods, These goods are consigned by the manufacturers with positive instructions to close them out at once.

Sals Daily at 2 ad 7:39 tn. All goods guaranteed as represented. J. M. LYONS, Consignee.

0 tjeak- rasa Scfforing from the effects of yoathfnl errcrs, esrv aeear. wssiiiig weaknesa, lost msjiliood. eta, I will lead a valuable trestine (sealed' containing ftill particulars lor home cure. FRETS0' charge. A ap lend id medical work should oe read by ever man -who Is cervons and debilitated.

Addiesa, XTof. F. FOTOLZR, Soodas, Conn. GOtiEH. iOlO ICO JUiWIHi by (- i representative iwcpnblican the northwest, the St Tanl 1 i'-u r-ftr rret, jnst after the recent elee-Ll; McKinley bill has cost us a emptily in Congress, The Lodge Elections I ill, if its passage is insisted npon, is more t'.

a lliely to cost the Presidency." coarse all Pemocrata will rejoice at ti exhibition of Bonrbpnism. Buch papers aa the 1 ioneer Prea will be poaerkss to stay the hand of th fool killers. They will have their say and the loes "ci tie Presidency to the party will he the result, JSVLLDOZ IX VOTERS. The Scranton Jicpullictn and other Re- ptUicaa organs want the Force hill passed 1c -use, 5iy say, nntler the present system of votiag in the Boatli, the negro is deprived ol May, we, ask these organs how abont the rights of thousands of white trj ia the North who are employed by Re-" -vl" Ans. Vt'e will cite one case of many, net i tha lr.eflt of the Rtpullkdn or its contemporaries, (who know full well the injustice practices) but for many voters here ia tie Korth ho may be ignorant of the ro.l tf.r.lv i ill's: Rossell Co.

are large em- r-I yers of ln'bot ia CongTessnian McKinley's All roetnbers of the firm ere Immediately after Mr. let wee a thirty find forty Borough. The best goods and sold at popular prices. JOHN G. HADDOCK CO.

LEVY BROS. SPECIAL RUG SALE. FUE RUGS, $1.75, $2.25, $2.00, $3.40, and upwards. SMYENA HUGS, 50c, 75c, $1.25, $1.90, $2.05, $3.15, $3.90, up to $45.00. COQUETTE, DAGIIESTAN AND TURKISH EUGS AT LOAV PRICES.

Levy Bros. fe 32, 34 and 36 West Market Street. FINES'T TANE OF HOLIDAY SLIPPERS at tho lowest prices ia tlao Valley. The New York. WORLD never crow.

For what it has done it afaks do favor and HO consideration. That is ancient history to be forgotten. It looks only to the fo-tare to the work to be done. Oar hope and fears, pur joy and sorrows are all before ns not one behind. In Til WORLD'S work for 1891 every American citizen is vital! Interested, and not one no what his politics may be can afford to be without lta weekly edition, which has not an equal on earth as a newspaper.

June men out of every ten know this to be true. Every tenth man should eend to-day for a specimen copy, that the knowledge may be universal. Subscribe at one. Three months costs only 23 cents, and by every week's delay you miss something worth more than the subscription price for tbe year which ia only one dollar. AdJress WORLD, LOHWIANN'S.

A. L. GRIFFIN, Has wtibdraw from toe' firm Ot LiNNEKIN-'A GRIFFIN And opeaed a La unary of his own A IIS SOUTH -MAIN STREET, Telpbone Call 683. Goods called for and Oc tv-ri to ut next, of tn y. S10VES EM CHEAP For tno Next ten Days.

MACK KELLER, TUB- FLnest Oysters, TLi Ileals, Wilkes-Earra Derxsit and Eavfogs Bank. 117 PTJBUO QUAES. 93 Northampton Street, Wilkes-Barre, Manufscturers of and Dealers in CAPITAL B1RZCT0B3. A. Vavnngy! -f llO.0O0.O2O.

Fa.sx town. V. W. iff wtrs i-UKOiS I Stoves, T.anc?, vrre, IlnruTrrc, etc. thtir vroge were to bo cut this notice of rciacnoa le-- i i a to cf 0- London Cz Liverpool Shoe Store 1 iUj Ifiiii i i a.

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