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Wo have no specials at especially high Thompson Pratt, 313 LACK AWANNA A VENUE. LUZERNE COUNTY. WILKEBARRL Specinl Local. Go to Lohmann's place so neat And get the very beet to cut. Brevities.

The Leidertafel will picnio at Mountain Tark to dny. The b'eengerbund picniced at Luzerne Grove yesterday morning. E. S. Hanson has a short story in the June Romance entitled "Jake Murphy's Revenge" William H.

Norris, a fruit dealer, is in jail on a charge of aggravated assault and battery. The 129th session of the Wyoming District Ministerial Association will meet at Wyoming to day. Wm. Leslie will meet Louis Jester in a sparring exhibition for points on June 22 in Germania Hall. Isaac Eoborts, of the firm of Roberts died on Sunday at his home ou bcott street of heart disease.

The funeral of the late Dr. Hines, brother of Senator Hines, took plaoe at nine o'clock yesterday moruiin. The Pittston and Wilkes Burre Unions of Odd Fellows will run a joiut excursion to Harvey's Lake to dny. Prof. Kopff, of Scranton, the violinist, will play to morrow evening at Karl SchirapfTs first recital in Wilkes Earrn.

A irewell meeting will be tendered Eov. T. C. Edwards on June 17 by his charge in his church at Edwardsvllle. The silk Aug which will bo contested for by the drilling companies at the Clan na Gael picnic, has arrived in town.

The Episcopal clergymen meot this evening In their unnuol convention at St. Stephen's ohurcn. It will last two days. Mine Inspector G. M.

Williams, of this city, has nn excellent article in the current Engineering and Mining Journal. G. G. Boberis, inside foreman of the Lehigh and WIlkes Barre Coul Company at Auden reid, has tendered his resignation. Joseph Taylor yesterday began suit against Charles Caffrey in trespass for $5,000 damages.

Cafitrey's dog hud bitten him. Dennis Chesna, under sentence for train wrecking, and George Wallace for rape, have been granted new trials by the Court. Jennie Sackett and Sally Oliver were yesterday arrested for disorderly conduct and vagraucy, and sent up for thirty days. P. M.

Coaniff has takeu John P.oberts, of Parsons, to the iusaue asylum at Danville. Xesterduy he took down Luke Scanlon. Sumnel Dullard, a brother of the County Commissioner, was assaulted near Plymouth on Sunday nlgut by a gung of Hungarians. The experiment of Sunday cars was first tried ou the old Harvey liuu last Sunday. The bad weather aud high fare kept down the patronage.

On Thursday evouing the society conneoted With St, John's Lutheran ohuroh will give a lawn party at the resldonoo of Mrs. Belck, on South Main street. The fifth annual convention of the Pennsylvania btate Association ot Congregational churches will be held In the Plymouth Con gregational church next week. The St. Conrad's Society of St Nicholas German Catholic church, Bev.

Father Nagel pastor, will bold their first annual picnio at Mountain Park on tba 16th Inst Most of the arrangements for the oat of door elstedfodd to be held at Mountain Park sometime this month nuve been completed. and some One contests are expected. Sobert Baor to in Harrisbarg joining bis brother German editors in protesting a recent act discriminating against certain small I German papers in the State printing. Personal. Alfred 8.

Greene Is quite seriously ill at his home in Wilkes Barre. T. H. Phillips, of this city, has returned from an extended Western trip. Miss Emily Hillman bas returned from New York, where she has been attending school.

Dr. and Mrs. 8. B. Sturdevant have re turned from Annapolis, where they attended the commencement exercises.

John A Turner, who is studying at the Columbia iw School, will return borne for the summer vacation this week. RUNNING THE SCHOOLS. Standing Committees Appointed Import ant Knles for The City School Board met in regular aion at five o'clock yesterday afternoon with a full attendance of members. The new president then reported the following stand ing committees: Teachers Messrs. Guthrie.

Smith and Mnokiri. Finance Messrs. Strauss, Hart and Mackln. Property Messrs. Mackln, Guthrie and Hart.

Text Books Messrs. Smyth. Strauss and Guthrie. Exoneration and Discipline Messrs. Hart.

emytn and Strauss, lue president is ex offlcio. a membsr of all the committees and the first named member is chairman. Contractor Austin then appeared and stated that work on the new buildings had Lean stopped because of some joists wmcn were not seasoned sufficiently. 1' was decided to complete the buildings, us me iumDer is oi a special size aud Impossible to obtain at present. A communication from the Teachers' Institute recommending several cnanges in siudy was read aud re ferred to the Text Book Committee, except one to the effect ttiut first year pupils be promoted on teachers' certificates without examinations.

A resolution providing that a citv suuerin teudent be elected at the first meeting in July and that it be advertised in the three daily papers of Wilkes Barre and in The jUepublican and marked copies sent to promt nent educators, in the State. Carried. The salary was fixed at not less than $1.. ouu per year. Dr.

Guthrie oftored a resolution that no applications for teaohers be considered un less tne applicant be a Normal school struct uate after a two years' term; or a one year's term at aorrnai bcuooi and one year's ti perleuoe us teacher: or having no Normal school certificate they must have two years experience as teaeher. Beferrnd to the Ibuouers committee. The rules of the board adopted lust year were again adopted aii teaotiora who wish to apply for their positions again will be Instructed to apply at 'utn Aujourueu ioo p. in. neanosuay.

The Ills; Sewer Started. Work on the big sewer was begun yester day morning at the river bank. The work has been postponed from time to time for various reasons and all that could be done by the competent sewer committee of Coun cil, with Mr. Patten at the head, could not hurry it In the least. The work, however, was begun yesterday at a point about fifty feet below the bridge.

About twenty men began to dig into the bank to start for a point seven leet under low water mark. This will be oi solid masonry and will form tho mouth of the sewer. From this point the trench was dug across the bunk to the center of Market street and will theuco proceed in a btralght line up Mnr kot atroel, around the north and east sides of Public fequure und out East Murket street to Cauui street. The trench will be 9 feet wide and from 20 to 25 feec deep along the whole line. Tue work is a vast one and will take many months to com plete it.

Court Motes. Garrett Lewis, to whose incarceration the last Grand Jury called attention, was dis charged by Judge Bice yesterday after a brief hearing. He was confined for some months without tho warrant ot law and a number of witnesses were called all of whom testilled that was sano. The ominbus indictment acainst William Hoover for embracery was yesterday quashed uy wlu cuuri auu tue ueiuuuauis will now be tried on separate indictments. Hyron U.

llalin was yesterdav appointed a standing commissioner of the court to take testimony. When court was called to order vesterdav mo uuuui jurura was caned ana wm. iiulook, J. M. Ward and E.

D. Jones did not answer. Etich was lined the customary $30 aud tho usual rule irranted. David It. Boss was yesterdav authored tn peddle by tue court.

He was a musician lu company a oi tne sixth aegimont of Pennsylvania Volunteers. An Insane Euglueer, Hal lilmer, one of the oldest and most skilled engineers on the Pennsylvania railroad, and running on the Pottsvllle and Wilkes Barre division, ran his trip Satutday While quite Insane Everything went well from the time of leaving Pottsville until Nes copeck was reached, when Elmer jumped oft tne engine in an excueu manner ana refused to go on until he had received his orders. He was llnaily Induced to get on the engine, put at eucn station tne same tning was repeated, the engineer claiming there was a freight tin an end, and refusing to go be cause of fear for his passengers. Conductor Moyer finally got in the cab and rode to Willtes Birre with Elmer, where he was ta ken oate of by friends. The compuny will pmce mm in a proper institution ana care lor his family.

was one of the oldest and best engineers on the roud. Killed at Mill Creek. The daugerous turn at Mill Creek has added another to its already long list of victims. This time it is littlo Eva Briggs ngod two and one half years. She was play ing around the track out of sight of any one and attempted to walk across the truck just as bwiit passenger train rouuaeu the curve.

She was not seen by the engineer until the train wi.s around the curve when it was too late to stop. The child was almost instantly Kitiou, aua uio ooay was quite badlv mangled. It was taken to the norm of her parents who reside near at baud. Court. Before Judg Bloa, Woodward and Lynoh, Monday.

G. IS. Williams vs. Emily Jones: Kule to strike off Judgment. J.

H. ilosier vs. R. C. Hitchuer; L.

H. Bennett appointed auditor. Com. vs. Martin Jordan: Reasons dismissed and judgment entered ot ouster.

Ou petition of sundry members of the bar, Byron U. llalin is appointed standing commissioner. s. C. Freed vs.

Wells, Bowman Rule on Sheriff to return fl. fa. lnHolvejcy ol Sherman Garahan; Hearing continued to June 15. Jacob Gould ve. Albert Klinetob: Exceptions to the report of referee are overruled, report confirmed and judgment directed accordingly.

Quarter Sesulous Com. vs. Wm. Hoover, Motion to quash Indictment granted. Com.

vs. Andrew Wallus: Rule lor new trial made abs Com. vs. John Schwann: ltula discharged. Com.

vs. Dennis Chesua: Rule for new trial made absolute. Com. vs. P.

McGeo: Motion to quash denied. KINGSTON, Mrs. C. M. Parke and children have re turned from a three weeks' visit with relatives at Northumberland.

The Kingston Y. M. C. A. base ball team would like to arrange games with other Y.

M. C. A. teams. Address "Bepublioau," Lock tsox t.

On Sunday last the Kingston and Wilkes Burrs street railway began the runulug of THE SCBANTON REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY MOENING, 9, 1891; Sunday cars. The old fare of ten cents, was enarsed. However. 'Torn" Manx, a Seminary boy.

left yester day at noon lor bis home at Sun River, Mon tana. About thirty of his school friends gathered at the depot to witness his depart ure ana wnen he Mopped aboard the train gave the Seminary yell: 'Bab, 'rah, Wyo ran, 'ran, Wyo, 'run, r.ih, rah, Wyo ming. Tiger." "Tom" was Quarter back on last year's foot ball team and a member ot the base ball team of this year. His many friends wish him good luck. The M.

E. Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at Mountain Park Saturday next, street ears leave at 8 o'clock. Bound fare tickets 35 cents. The senior class at Bloomsburg this year contains three of Kingston most popular young ladies. Misses Josie Leysbou.

Sallle Allies and Cora Hutchinson. The first anniversary of tbe Kingston X. M. A. will be celebrated, in tho Presbyterian church on Sunday evening nexr.

State Secretary Huriburt will speak. Robert W. Mioe, a prominent merchant Of jnniusueiu, is in town on a ousmess trip. Miss Jackson, of Philadelphia, is the guest or juiss Payne. ti.

Eekman will read a natter en titled "The lufluence of Sabbath Desecration on American Civilization" at the semi annual meeting of the Wyoming district Methodist clergymen to day. Presiding dor Hard will aeuver the opening address. Mrs. Griffiths, of Washington, will deliver an address on 'Missions" at thoil. E.

church inursday evening next. Admission Iree. The Iadenondent Societv nnnlversarv nf oiniug seminary at ft wson null. riday evening next, will be composed of a debate and orations, declamations. Instru mental ana vocal music.

An eight Daao oaoer called "Once a aiontn, edited by a former Kingston boy, xaireun. Mine, now llvinc Fiiiiullelii New Jersey, It is a newsy eight page sheet ouu unserves success. airs. r. (Jaihait cave a babv rmrtv to Margariette Horn, the little daughter of Dr.

ana Airs. Horn, of Maueu Chunk. A large iiumuor ui nine joins were present. ine Junior Class had their photos taken yesterday afternoon. Tney poseu in striking positions on the Chapel steps.

Great class. ins Seminary bovs comniain verv bluer. jy oi tueir treatment wniio at iSloouisburg. ItaV. W.

J. Koatlev. SOU of Rnv. Wlllmiii Keatley, graduated irom Drew Theological oeiuinury on may aud received tue degree i Ajucuuior oi A1VIU1 V. VV.

J. KrtiiLlov luruiuiiy attenueu Wyoming Seinlnury. J. xora iiorrauees handsome iihut ivsi. deuce on Wyoniiusr avouue is last unoroaen i col.

Alfred JJarta Camn 942 flnim nl veterans held a meeting last evouing. Col. Charles Dorrance is recovering from a severe attacK 01 tne grip. JMOral Dav will be celebrated in thn Prw. Dyieriau cnurcn ou Sunday next.

The Epworth League of the M. E. church will give a free entertainment in the ohurcn parlors Wednesday evening, after wnich ice cream, cake aua strawoerries will be served. PITTSTON. Commencement Exei clues in Music Hall Note', Personalities, Comments, liic.

The Cherry and Oriole birds have put in meir appearance The walks on the side streets throughout tbe borough were seldom, if ever in such a dilapidated oondition. Messrs. Kearney and Daley have about completed tne building ot the iron fence to enolose the High School grounds. Foreman Davis is having erected a haud soine frame dwelling on the south Side ct Broad street. The wedding announced to take place at Campbell's Ledgo last Sundnv did not come on.

Within a few days that portion of William street which has been for years closed at the intersection of Fulton, will be opened to the travelling puDiio. ine Alexander home stead, whioti was tho obstacle in the way, lies been moved to an adjacent lot close by. Notnmg remains now to Do done but the cutting down of some trees und shrubbery, when it will be in readiness for grading. ine residents oi tne street iuoi muuu elated over the result. Mrs.

Wm. Strensf. of William street, is in Wilkes Barre to day. Mrs. Dr.

Walsh left yesterdav for Carbon having received word thut her brother was killed with the cars at ihat plaoe. Mr. Ulman, who has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Goodman, ou William street, left yee teraay morning ior nis nome in tne Soutu.

The thirteenth annual commencement ex ercises of the Pittston High School took place in music nan last eveuiuir. ine nail wns literally packed ut the opening of the exor cises, ny tue irieuas and parents of thesih il ars and graduates. When the curtain roiled up ehoruy aftor eight o'olock, a pretty signt was reveaieu, veritable lairy laud, fol lowing is the programme of the evening. Overture Orcheeira Address Supt. llairiaou bong Beauteous Waltz Taylor uign Bcnooi unorus.

Ksoay The Compensation of Providence Beatrice Bowitlev. Song 0 Come with Me Schuman uign scnool Chorus. Recitation Farmer Stebbins at the Bat Stanley Lutiu'op. Song Rooy High School Chorus. Essay The Nation's Waids MurvHurt Song Homeward Hound l'erkins men school Chorus, Essay Courage Sarah Kane song Menagerie, foreign and Native llign School Boys iieciiatioa me an oi remoerioii .1.111 Laura Morris Song Summer Fancies High School Chorus.

Essay Worry Lizzie Mitchell Song Merry Maidens Dunn High school chorus. Recitation The Art and the Woman Gortrude MonrH Presentation of Principal bong Choral Army Veazio uign scnool Chorus. For tue excellent giees and drills to Pro fessor Dormitu much praise is duy his work oi last eveniDg as a teacher auu instructor. Tho addresses and essays were rendered in suberb style and showed much pains una stuiiy. aii in nil tue tnirteenit, annual exeroises were bf fittiug Many peculiar points make Hood's Sar saparilla superior to all other medicines.

Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, Hood Sarsaparilla possesses the lull curative value of the best known remedies of the vegetable king VVJ dom. Peculiar in its r.v?'strenRth and economy jf B.ood.'s Sarsaparilla is iKthe only medicine ofyT which can truly besaidVjJt One Hundred Doses One( VDollar." Medicine In 0 larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood's. Peculiar in its medicinal meritR. Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hith. erto unknown, and has won for Itepif the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever discovered." Pecunarln is mvirl nama A.

A uvuic, mere is now V1 niore of Hood's Sarsaparilla JT Vsold In Lowell, where )yntismade. than of all A other blood purlfiers. in its phenomc AVVnal record of sales abroad, Jr ntlirr nrenaratlon f'cver attained such popu in ou Miuiir a nine, nnu jeiaiueu na jjuyuiaiuy 9nd confidence among all classes of people so steadfastly. Do not be Induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists. Jllj alifor5.

Preparedonly by O. I. HOOD ft Apothecaries, Lowell, Mau, IOO Doses One Dollar Peculiar a occasion and to the School Directions. Prof. Shiei, who so ably arranged and carried out tbe work so successfully, inuoh that mteht ba said is due.

To the nine graduates who to day emerge from tbe trouble and ft rife oi souool ii le to battle with tne naversities an.l vicissitudes cf a cruel world, we bid welcome and ttod speed, Mis? Sara Goodman returned home yesterday from Scrantou. where she visited with friends. She is accompanied by Miss Minnie ooons. tor.Tiorly of this placa. Mr.

Michael Collier, of Defoe street, is now employed by the Prudential Insurance Com pany. Messrs Frank McCanna and James Mc Aicnois, of Hyde Park, wore in town over Sunday. W. G. Parke, of Scranton, was a visitor In town yesterday.

Miss Gertie Morrow spent Sunday with tviikes iiarre friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flock were in Avoea on suuday, visiting the former parents. John Hoyt, of Carbomiale, spent Sunday wnu uis parents on tne west side.

Prof. E. E. Boss, of Luzerne Borough, was a visitor in town Sunduy. T.

W. Kyto was in Moutrose yesterday on uuainoss. Mr. aud Mrs. E.

B. Baldwin wore guests in xuugsion yesteraay. H. B. Wiliiams, agent for the Pawnee iui troupe, was a visitor in town yesterday.

Mrs. Amos Stroh returned on Saturday evening from Puiladelphia where she went last ween hope ot finding lellef from ean cer. nor case was pronouueed hooaless. The Bev. Wm.

Stout. Wiarton. Ont. states: Alter being ineffectually treated bv seven teen different doctors for Scrofula and blood d.soase, I was cured by Burdock Biood Bit ters." Write him for proof. yAm Both the meihod and results when syrup of Figs is taken: it is pleasant iaa reireshmg to tne taste, and acts srentlv vet promntlv on the Kidnevs.

Uiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem enectuaily, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy oi its kind ever pro oucea, pleasing to tne taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. byrup oi Pins is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wisnes 10 try it. jlo not accept any suusuiuxe.

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Price S1.35, post paid. FLESH WORaVS PASTE ru'le by shimst Dare) rounes and makes smooth oroujrn. nornuB sitin, entirely removes nesn worms positive cure for Pimples and Eruptions. Price Stronirlv enilnrsell hv Dr fl V.fi la i.w, roBt pam. These are the most remarkable nrenarationn of th 1 sore.

Every application will Improve vour complexion. For tale by all Dealers in Toilet Articles. MANUFACTURED SOLELY BT LONDON TOILET BAZAR 20 E. 17th NEW YORK, U.S.A. For sale in Scrantrm bv Jheo.

v. liece ny, S18 Lackawanna avenne John H. Fheips, Wyomine ave and eprnco. 11. ssndertson, wnsblngton av.

and Spruce "SANATIVO." the Wonderful Spanish Remedy, Is Bold with a tVrlttenGuaranteo to cure til Nervona DIs e.i&es, such as Weak Memory, loss of Brain Power, Headache, Wafcef u'ceDS. Lost Man hood, Nervousness, JLaa eltude, all drains and loss of power of the Generative Orsana, in Before After use Photourapheilfrom life. either sex, caused by over cxertlon, vouttifnl lntlescrctlons, or the exceaslv!) use of tobacco, opium, or stimuianis, wmcn uiumaceij lead to Infirmity. Consumption aud Insanity, Pat in convenient form to carry lu the rrlol a pactage, or 6 Tor o. Wlin every iwurucr wo k' written Rnarante to euro or refund the inonev.

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lentlon this paper. Aunref MADRID CKEMiCAL 41? Be srboni street Brnnon Office tor u. Btreet. CHICAOO. ILL.

FDTt S.M.E TN SCRANTON. FA. BY Matthews Wholfaale und Retail llrnsjdsts. W.O.Ssnd v. i Si.

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Accruia eere for Consumption In flm etacs, d1 a sure relief ia advanced stapes, cm at ooce. Ton will Sde the excellent effect after taking ths first dose. Sold by 4ftlera Large bouiea, ju ceau abd ,1.00. F.V. Bankers TRANSACT A General Banking Business 0 Si lit PUBLIC SQUARE, WII.KKS BARRIt.

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Merrill. HORAN MERRILL Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, Men's, Youth's, Children's CLOTH LATEST STYLES, NEWEST FABRICS. Exoluslve representatives In this section for Dayton A Close's Beady made Clothing. The Custom department will be under the supervision of Mr. D.

Morris. 416 Lack. Scranton, Pa. YOUNG 3XE3VOLD MESS Oil IH THE IMS Of THE SEUPCHTS Cf DISEASE. Th.y siake heroio etforti to frit tbtaielvM, pat nc? snowing now to saceestmu (SHAKE OFFTHE HORRID 8NAKEi taer siTsnnia and ninklDtoan sKrlf (raro.

nauusauuBiXbercuuua ii CUR KEW BOOK is.Bt free, twit nild. (sealed 1 for a limited llmo.nipUiQa the nhlloioshT of ai Affllctioni of th OTtrans ef Mn, and how by HOME TREATMENT, ly methods eiclufliTCilyoup own, aa worn mo i ton or railing miEaco, Oenerl n4 Kervont De and MtniS, Eifectt of Errors or Excesses. Stunted or tnialten Orffeni Can ared. entflti in a XowtG Enlarge ana atrenfioenw Mn OROi N3 PARTS of BODTidimU plain to all interostnd. Vm cn Tzite thta.

For Bwk.f'iUMplanatlnc proofi, rtdrc8l ERIE MElJliCAL VO.t3Uft For Skin Diseases. Such as rash, eczema, salt rheum and erysipelas, it cannot be beat, manner's Pouole Extract Sarsaparilla is the greatest blood purlflor of the day. For sale by all druggists. Price BOo. a box.

Matthews Brothers, WHOLKSALK mtUGGIST. A Iflictortnnd Unfortunate II II. Ill I fl male sox aon'i oequaeaeo ny advertising hark claiming to he great mid 2c. stamp to lr. I'Siaviiai, norm fnitm HU.

Vhilfl'Wpliia, for L'coJt adTertMnt; qnackB, tbelriricks, etc, which eyeryone, old, younR or middle aged, sutferinir ftom any effocU of yonthfnl ahonid read. r.Vi in Allan Line KOYtL MAIL STKAMSIIlrS, Glasgow to Philadlpliia VIA DERRY AND GALWAY. The most direct route from Scotlaud and North and Middle of Ireland. Accommodations unsurpassed. Intermediate ao, stoerage S19.

STATE) LINE Allan Lino Steamships. NUW YORK AND GLASGOW via Londonderry, eveiy fortnight CABIN, S35 and upwards; return, S65 and upwards; steerage, 819. AddIv to J. F. McDormott, 524 Lackawanna ave: ll.

G. Jlorgau. 101 North Main street, or Thomas M. Jones, Scrauton. TTS6m HENRY BATTIA Wm.

j. Battin Hearu Eattm Son, DEALERS IS Hardware, Cob, Oil, Heating Stoves, Baugos, Furuaoea, Paints, Oil, Ulass. Tinning. Plumbintt. Qaa and Steam Fitting Kleotrlo Bella.

8 No. 126 Penn Avenue, Next to St Charles Hotel. SCRANTON, PA NG SI wmM tub Wfloiesale Liquor Dealers, This firm is known in the most remote corners of Northeastern Peon, eylvania, and has the reputation cf carrying the BEST and PUEEST DOMESTIC and ESJPOETED GOODS. Among tbe choice goods oflered for the trade are: American Whiskey. Green Valley Bye.

Gibson Eye. Hermitage Eye. Guckenheimer Eye. Monogram Eva Black Thorn Bya. Quaker Eye.

Zeno Eye. Sam Clay Eye. Hickory Eye. Agents fcr Flanagan, Nuy Co's and Porter. Bergner Engle's Famous Tannhauser Beer Philadelphia.

Schiitz's Brewing Ca, Milwaukee. American Brewing Eochester, N. Y. Gold Seal. Agents for Greek Tokay Wines.

Liquors and Cordials. Curacad. Chartreuse Green. Chartreuse Yellow. Benedictine.

Bonnokamp Bitters. Angostura Bitters. Home Eule Bitters Annisette. Bum Punch. Vermouth.

Absinthe. Eising Sun. St. Julicn, Modoe. St.

Julien, Bordeaux. Ch2RipSgR8S. White Mums, Hiedseok. Haut Sautern93. Bai'sac.

CASEY BROTHERS, Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa. BRADER HAVE EEMOVED TO 522 LACKAWANNA AVENUE, AND ABE FULL LINE of I. A. FINCH Iron Founders and Machinists, MANUFACTURERS 07 Stationary Engines, Boilers, Hoisting and Breaker Machinery. Also General Machinery and Castings, of all kinda.

Entrance to works West Lackawanna avenue and Eighth street, Scranto NIAGARA TAiibS Brewing Company, M. Scliwartzkopf, Agent, 301 Penn Avenue. A genuine Lager Beer guaranteed to be one year old. The finest, most delicious beer on the market. On tap ot all first hotels and restau rants.

Bottled for family use by A. avenue. Telephone call, 1243. celebrated beer is sold in all the principal cities in the United States The Dickson Manufacturing Company, SCRANTON AND WILKES BARRE, MANUFACTURERS OF Locomotives and stationary Eminps, Bailers, HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINEEY, nElVRRA r. rfrTr! ir X3R.

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HZW YCXfr sr MAURERS RAT AND ROACH TTe guarantee It to rMthe honuitotltati Roachuand Wattr Bum in THUKK NIGHTS or monoy refunded. Maurera Persian insect Powder le the best lo the market fur Dcdhwji, Ant. Moth. Intett on Dogt, fat and Bout PianU. For ale by all Druggist.

Bo sure to pet the geoolne wiih the above TBADK MARK. Only fuld in bottles. Manufactnrcd oalj by Q. MAURER Ct, SON, 329 N. 8th St Philadelphia, GUERNSEY BROTHERS, Uanulaoturarsof flrat class PIANOS! Wareroorua, 417 Lockawauna avenne, 1 Factory, I'M to 1611 Von Storoli aveiiue, SCRANTON.

PA ELEOTiliO iiLT pgS WlTH ELECTRO gMg? MAGKE7I0 WiW SUSPEKSORT. Wine Port Wina Sherry Wine. Catawba Win Ehine Wine. Orange Wine. Muscat Wine.

Angelica WTine. Ales and Porter. McMullen's White Labal Bass Ale, E. Burke Burke's' Guinness Stout Smith's Pale Ale. Smith Brown Stout.

Clarets. Mount Vemon. Garrick Club. Belle Bourbon. Medallion.

Canadian Club. Jamison's Irish. Eamsey's Scotch. Wines. YOST HANDLING A FURNITURE and FIVE DOOKS ABOVE BOSTON STORE.

W. SCHEADEE, 72G and 728 Adams and Canada. BITTMBMDEB CO 120 128FraukUu SCRANTON, PA. Iron and Steel Wagcn Supplies Agency Sweet's Manufac turing Co. Tire, Machinery, Toe and Spring Stool.

Blaok Diamond Tool Steel, etc suham ro, Jt'A. est Be est. it And you will always be sure of having perfect Bread, because you have best Flour made, Sold by all Grocers. G. P.

niattbews Sons ft ARent9 Northeastern Pennsylvania. S. D. HALLOCK, Painter, Designer and Decorator 185 WashlDSton RYe. Borauton.