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AMUSEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS. Oct. Not. 11, Deo. IS, Jan.

13, W. Four organ Tocal recitals at the First Welsh Baptist church. by the welsn uapuss church caoir. Tickets $1.00. To Day, to morrow, or any other day, you can get poster, show carls, tickets, dodgers, programmes or anything else needed in the way ot printing at the shortest notice, lowest prices and newest designs, at Thb Hkpcbucax job orace.

Greater facilities than all the other offices in the city combined. LADIES' AND GENTS' The most complete line of seasonable footwear la the city at Reilly Davis 114 WYOMING AVENUE. DR. H. B.

WARE, OCULIST, AURIST and LARYNGOLOGIST, 135 WYOMING AVENUE. CITY AND COUNTY. Advertisements New To Day. lot for sale. an wanted.

Loan wanted. House tor sale. House for rent Dwelling for rent Dr. W. H.

Hacker. Oratorio of Samson. New house for sale. Coatmaker wanted. Gentleman wanted.

Restaurant for sale. New York excursion. Parcels carried away. guit of rooms for rent. Furnished house for rent.

Lire sparrows aud rabbits wanted. Horses, wagon and hnruess for sale. Academy of iiusic Edward Strauss. HELP THE DRUM CORPS. Oyide Slasin and His Concert Company To morrow KTening.

To morrow evening, citizens of Scranton Will have opportunity of doing something Id a substantial way for the Thirteenth Regiment Drum Corps, a deserving organization, which will bring the great violinist and his fine company to the Academy of Music Of M. Musin, the Xew Orleans Jiines Dtmocrat ears: Ovide Musin approached the footlights, and the audience in one accord applauded enthusiastically until the artist made repeated acknowledgments. When he drew the first note from his violin, a breathless silence prevailed, which was not disturbed until the last note died away. The first number, "sovenir de by himself, was a masterly effort. In everv transition of tone and iu the shading and phrasing he evinced a master hand.

For encore a slumber song was rendered with a delicacy of touch and feeling and a depth of expression that held the closest attention of his hearers." Business Notice. TUKN VEREI" BAZAAE. The Ladies' Section of the Scranton Turn Verein will hold a bazaar for four nights, commencing on Tuesday, November lltu. The bazaar will close with a social on Friday night. Members and friends are invited to attend.

The goods sold at the bazaar are made by the children who have been instructed by the ladles of the Turn Verein, and include many desirable Christmas presents. THE BOARD OF CONTROL A Shorr, Spicy Meeting at Which Routine Business Is Transacted. At the regular meeting of the Board of Control last evening, the secretary presented the following report of the attendance at the 6Chools during the month of October: On roll males 4.1S2, females 4.S96; total Average attendance Males, females, ioisi, Per cent, attendance Mals. 86 per cent females. 84 per cent; total.

85 per cent. Promoted. 191: surended. 447. The matter of eiouerating the assessment ot jodo was relerred to the Secretary With instructions to notify the tax collector to grant the exoneration If it was found that the assessment was erroneous.

The Teachers' Committee reported as follows on the riav roll for October: Teachers' salaries, J9.565' zo; suDstmites sa.anes, S97.30; officers salaries. M.id; janitors' salaries, 835; acuuois were oraerea opened on k. i aionuuynext at Nos. 10, 13 and 22. and the salaries ot teacners llxed at.

principals, 92i and assistants, iH ptr month. President Atherton reported that a eon traot had been made with the Smead Wiils company to neat 14 buildina for 3 350. It is stipulated in the contract that payment in tull shall be made on August ist, 1S91 no interest to accrue In the meantime. The re port oi tnocn Harris tax collector for the rnteentn ward was received and approved, and by motion the Attorney was instructed to have the bond cancelled. The meeting then Tears' Soap secures a beautiful A GREAT PLAY WELL ACTED.

Bronsna Howard's "Shenandoah" Night at the Academy of Last There are few plays being given before the American people calculated to arouse cultivated audiences to the highest pitch of enthusiasm; yet snch a play is "Shenandoah" by Bronson Howard, given at tho Academy of Muslo last Eight Since the first night it w.is essayed before an audience "Shenandoah" has been a distinct and marked success. Thougii holding a place entirely Its own among American plays, because of the peculiar scenes and the time in which it is laid, It is so ingeniously construcled, its climaxes are so strong and so pronounced, and its tone is so high and lis originality and diction so striking, that it must hereafter rank with the standards la drama.ic merit It is bold as well ns Ingenious for it claims to have borrowed many of Its most salient points from American history and introduces, besides a sham battle a blaclt horse and a rider, who is supposed to represent fighting Phil. Sheridan on that rids which has been immortalized in one of the most popular poems given to the modern admirers of verse. striking, however than the scenic effects, the sham battle the signals, me wh, reparian ana general fun are the characters and the love scenes which Howard weaves into his plot. He introduces bold, brave, great men, true hearted, heroic self sacrificing women, and does not forget to spioe the whole with a rollicking big hearted Irish Sergeant, who is tender as a woman at times, but who fights like a Bengal tiger when In action.

The big nouse last night appreciated all tbis. Sufficient proof of that was the thunderous npplause and the laughter. It liked the play and it liked the people who played It and found time, too, to admire our Company boys, who helped light the sham bat tie. When ''Shenandoah" is repeated tonight it will be before another big house. Fifty Spasarns a Day.

Had Mrs. H. A. Gardner, of Vistula, lived two thousand years ago she would have been thought to be possessed by evil spirits. She was subject to nervous prostration, beadscbes, dizziness, backache, palpitation ad forty to fifty tpatmi a day.

Though a of in to as dale the to the having been treated by eight physicians for years wiinout success, sne was permanently cured by one bottle of Dr. Miles' llestorative Nervine. A trial bottle of this new and won derful medicine, and a finely illustrated treatise free at Matthews Brothers Drug More, who recommends and guarantees it WEST SIDE. Funeral of Edward O'Connor Th Welsh Baptist Church Choir Kecltal Personal and Other Matters. Mrs.

J. L. Hann. of South Main avenuo, died afternoon at five o'clock, after a linirerinir illness. She was a dnughter of the late Robert Penman, of tlieSouth Side, A husband and one child survive her.

Fu neral notice hereafter. Mrs. Al. Walters, of Mauoh Chunk, is the guest of Mrs. AL u.

Dlaar, of south jnain aveaue. Mr. Joseph D. Lewis returned to Washing ton, D. yesterday, a'ter a two weeks' so journ among old acquaintances here.

The West Side W. C. T. U. will meet in the Simpson M.

E. ohurch this afternoon at three o'olock. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartfelter, of Savan nah, Georgia, are visiting friends on Wash burn street Company will drill to morrow evening instead of this evening bs is usual.

Messrs. F. T. Knaim and L. S.

Jennines. of raus, were at i airolnld vesterdav. The funeral of the late Edward O'Connor was attended yesterday morning from the family residence on Luzerne stteet. A High Mass of Keouiem was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church by Rev.

Father Wbnlan, The pail Bearers were Messrs. Peter Kellv. John Dorsev. P. McXultv.

Peter McHuitb, Peter MeCaffery and James Eelly. After the services the funeral cortege, which was a very large one, proceeded to the Hyde Park Catholic cemetery whero the remains were interred. Mr. D. S.

Evans, of North Hyde Park ave nue, foreman at the Marvme shaft, bad his left leg broken at the knee and sustained other painful injuries by an explosion on Saturday last. Mr. was passing through a chamber when a blast went oft, and not knowing that the fuse bad beeu lighted was in close proximity to the hole wnen tne explosion occurred. John Freeman, of Hennesey alley, died very suddenly of heart disease about 10 o'clock Sunday night. He was about during tne previous day, but toot his bed witn se vere pains in the region of the heart a few hours before his death.

A wife and three children survive him. Allies tilbbons. of Latayettr strae'. is entertaining her sister, Mrs. V.

Luua.in, of WiiKes Barre. The funeral of Mrs. John Morgan, of Thir teenth street, took place yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. Services were conducted at the house and interment was made in ashburn street cemetpry. HBST WELSH BAPTIST CHUBCH RECITAL.

The second of the series of orean recitals to bo given under tne auspices of the choir connected with the First Welsh Baptist uurcu, ai ineir eainee on south Alain avenue this evening, will undoubtedly be a great attraction to the lovers of good music sinoe tneir initial recital, which was produced injure a select ana appreciative audience. and which proved to be so marked musical success, the members of the ubove choir, under their cole und efficient in struetor, Dr. D. J. J.

Mason, have been zealousiy at work in rehearsing the difficult choruses to be sung, and it is their high st aim to make this evening's recital the most uceessrul of any that have heretofore beeu la on tins side. Some of the best musinnl aieut that can be obtained in the valley and tie services of a few of the most noted ar tis sts in the profession have beeu procured. it is needless to make any euioirv of the ability of this renowned choir, as they have often been heard and pronounced as the best musical organization our city possesses. To tnose who avail themselves of this colden opportunity of hearing these recitals it can truthfully be stated that a very rich treat is in store lor tnem. seats have not been re served and an tqunl chance to secure choice seats is extended to all.

The following is the prcgrauimu; Part FirtL Organ Solo (a) Prelude and fugue In Emln.Bach ucue Kbeiuberger Havdn Evsh Vocal Solo "Leaving Yet Loving Martial a. saeatu. Chorus "Awake the Harp" Harden vjuu ovw ratry uau Uaazinl ilerr K.nn. Chorus Pilgrim's Chorus I. Lombardl I'art i'eeond Organ Solo Introduction and Bridal Chorus (trom Loheusrin Wagner VArranea oy s.

r. vv arren.) Haydn Lynns. Vocal Solo "The New Kingdom" Tours J. a. Micaru.

Chorus "All Like Sheep" Handel ioiin soio selected Herr Kopff. Chorus "Hail Bright Abode" Wsgner AMUSEMENTS. The Strauss Orchestra. The Sirauss Orchestra played in one week in Minneapolis to over 80,000 people. The Minneapolis Timrs speaks of the concerts as follows: "Of course, Strauss has his orchestra under perfect control.

There are forty five pieces in an. iney re pond like magic to the wave of the baton or bow, for Strauss tne violin in all the dance music As interpreters or the btrauss dance musio, ttiis orchestra surpasses anything overheard here before. The delicacy, grace and finish of execution are marvelous. There was a rhythmic suiueiuiug wuicn seemed to nu tne sir and mauo me aumouee ieei as tnough some supernatural impulse was moving it to keep tirno with the music. Aside from the waitz music, among the pieces rendered v.

hicu seemed to captivate tho audience more tnau tne others, was the entr acte from the opera of "Lohengrin," by Wagner, and Aieuaeissonn Deautirui "Spring bong." "IAJANKA," spectacular with many groteque features, will come on Thursday and Friday evenincs. It will tie a good thing for persons who de llgut in lively stage entertainments. A Safe Investment 13 ent wnicu gunriuueea io ona veu satlstRctory results, or in case of failure a' re turn of purchase price. On this safe plan you can Duy from our advertised druniust a bottle Dr. King's New discovery lor Consump tion, it is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any atTeetlon of throat lungs, or chest, such as consumption, inflam mation or lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoop mg cuuKa, croup, etc it is piensantand agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can al ways be depended upon.

Trial bottles free at Matthews Bros, drug store. Conrr Minutes. Common Kc. Carev vs. Pchill: Rule mmlo absolute as to the sum of UrucReuinilier vs.

Druckenmiller: Court di. rects that Nathan Lruckcu miller nv ih spondent. Mi Druckenmiller, or her attorney, Ilun. W. H.

Stanton, 5J as costs and expenses tbis cao. Judee Handler et al. vs. Frederick ni Locher: Ida Ayleswortu, administratrix of the eaiaie ui ntwa sooner, sucaests me unath nf th. said Kosa Locher, one ol ihe defendants iu the above Judxraent, ani asks that she, the ssid MaAylesworth.be substituted in place of said defendant I ponthe motion of J.

W. Carpenter, attorney, such substitution was made. li. L. liaige I o.

vs. w. 11. Keynolds: PH. tlon Sled, aud court appoints John M.

Mark quextrator in the above case. Bond of t.xjo tiled subject to approval of court Quarter In re bridge over Choks Creek, in Lehigh township: Petition referred the Grand Jury, to be heard on Thursday Nov. 13, WKJl In re bridge In Fell township: Court orders above. In re petition for a county bridge In Carbon township: The court refer the petition to Grand Inquest sitting and inquiring of county of Lackawanna on Thursday next. November 13th.

Orphan Court Estate of David E. Thompson, deceased: J. K. Chase appointed guardian of Catharine Thompson and bond of guardian approved by court ((Hnrttr ftrniont In re petition for a county brwge in township of Carbondale: Petition referred to the Grand Jury. In re bridge over Choke creek In Lehigh township: Petition for same referred to the Grand Jury.

In re petition for a bridge ovnr Kennedy creek In North Abington township: Keferred the Grand Jury. In re petition for a bridge over the south branch ot Lackawanna creek, between North Abington and Benton townships: Keferred to Gracd Jury. In re petition for a bridge over Mire creek, THE SCKAXTON REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1S90. one of the tributaries of Tunkhannock creek township of Kenton. Keferred to the Grand Jury.

In re petition for a bridge over Smith's branch, Tunsnannocs creek, ureenuou township: Ke ferred to the tirand Jury. Miles' Nerve aud Liver Pills. An Importnut discovery. They act on the liver, stomaoh and bowels through the nerves. A new principle.

They speedily cure ouiousness, oad taste torpid liver, piles and constipation. Splendid for men, women and children. Smallest, mildest, surest SO doses for 25 cents, humpies free at Matthews Brothers. CARBONDALE. Home Weddine Pleasinc Entertain mentSurprise Party Obituary Personal, Miss Margery Powderly.

of South Terrace street, is visiting nt the residence of her brother Hon. T. V. Powderly in Bcrnn ton. was In town Sunday attending the funeral of a relative.

Mrs. Thomas Roche, of Waymart, spent the saooatn with friends in the olty. A number of friends of Miss Mary J. Burke tendered her a surprise party last evening at her home on Brooklyn street. Those present were Misses Clune.

Nealon, Devinn, Gnll.ighy, Collins, Hlggins, Flnnegan. Lizzie Duffy, of Pittston; Messrs John Dnrkin and Will Cornish, of Scranton Nealon. T. J. and J.

B. McTighe, Powderly, Kelly, Bergen, MeQuade, Brown and McCoy. Mrs. Dennis Barrett, of Cnnann 9treet, who sustained Berious injuries last week by falling through the railroad bridge over the gravity track near Brooklyn street, is much worse than was at first supposed. Her con dition yesterday was considered quite orit lcai.

Mr. and Mrs. James Boylan have returned from their bridal trip and are receiving the congratulations of friends at their home on South Main street Mrs. Annie Mannlon, a sister of City Super intendent of Sohools John J. Forbes, died very suddenly at her home on Laurel street Sunday morning at 2 o'olock.

She retired Saturday night in her usual health and her death occurred after about an hour illness from heart disease. The deceased was fifty years of age and enjoyed the esteem of all who bad tbe pleasure of her acouaiutan3. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Funeral services at the Churoh of St. Rose.

Howell Gebert's funny musical comedv, "The Kindergarden," will be produced at the Opera House this evening. The company is a good one, comprising twenty two artists with a grand orohestra and other attractive specialties. The Kindergarden band of the troupe will give a street ooncert this morn ing at eleven o'clock. An Interesting programme was given at last night's meeting of the Lyceum. Among the pleasing numbers ot the evening en tertainment were ex Mavor Kelly's descrip tion of the Battle of Mobile as witnessed by nim9ett: avioun soio py Isaac singer, a prac tical rending, Elder Lamb's Donation," by Dr.

H. C. Wheeler; an essay, "What's In a Name." by W. M. Lathrop: aud a vocal solo Dy ueorge iitinnell.

Michael J. Larkin leaves this morning for Glean, N. i where be has accepted a position. James B. Gilhool, of South Main street, has received intelligence of the death of his sister.

Mrs. Annie Showen, which occurred yes terday morning at four clock at her home lu Plymouth. Tho deceased was well known here, having lived in this city until her re moval to Plymouth some ton years since. Ihe funeral will occur Wednesday. BELLEVUE.

Mtses Alice McCartv and Lessie O'llalley spent sunany in i'lttston. Cards are out announcing the approaching nuptials of Mr'. Anthony McGoff. of this place, to Miss Annie Connell, of the South Side, Thanksgiving day. Miss Gurrell, of Archoald, was the guest of friends nere yesterday.

Miss Mary Kelly, of Fifth avenue, and Miss Mary Morrissey, of Fourth street, will leave to morrow for a brief visit to friends down the valley. Since the Scranton Gns and Water Com pany laid their mains through Fourth street that thoroughfare has suffered considerable. The rond in several places, particularly the southern end of it, has caved in. causing stngnnnt pools ot water to collect after every rnin wnicn nns no visiDie outlet, it should certainly be filled up before the winter sets in. if it is not tne street will be rendered impassable.

airs. uurreu and children, ac companied by her sister, Miss Annie Ruane, left yestPrday for Bed Lodge, Montana, whero ber husband has located permanently. Miss Ella Gilroy was the guest of Tittston and Old Forge friends Sunday. For Colds, Croun, Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Throat use Dr. Thomasl Eclectrlo Oil, ana gti me genuine.

TAYL0RV1LLE. The Young People's meeting at the M. E. church, usually held on Friday evening, will oeoux on Thursday evening on aecouut of the convention of the Christian Endeavor Societies to be hold at Scranton on Friday. A partv of ladies and gentlemen from this place will go on horseback to Campbell's Lodge this afternoon if the weather is favorable.

They will leave Taylorviile at precisely 1 p. m. Any lady or gentleman may join the party who desires to do so. Bauer's Band will give a concert at the rink on the 20th of this month. There will be a social und tatty pull at the M.

E. parsonaire this Tuesday evening, to which all are Invited, each person in attend ance win De expected to contribute 10 cents. A pariy of young people from this place visited the steel mills last evening. Tbe party wi gotten up on account of Mr. Harry Kennedy, of Indiana, who is visiting at the reiidtnes et Mrs.

Dicker, ea Union street Mr. Bradford Sampson, ef Seranton. is nsitiBg Mr. Harry Ward of this plaee. Mrs.

Robert Llewellyn, of Union street. died on Sunday evening afler a tedious illness of six mouths duration. She visited the old country the past summer in hopes regaining her health but without avail. Tho funeral will take place to morrow at the Welsh Congregational church of which she was a much respected member. JERMYN.

Messrs. Dunn and H. Swltl have been appointed to select a hose cart tor Crystal Fire Co. No. 1, and proceed to York State to day for that purpos.

The Ontario und Western are eonslderinu the comfort of their passencers by nuvinir a substantial sidewalk laid from Mum street to the depot. Messrs. Rich i Jones bare displayed com mendable public spirit by putting iu a crossing where it wus much needed. It would be A HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE, A young girl here had been suffering for 13 years with blood diseases until she had lost the use of her limbs and was subject to many troubles incident to the disease. The physicians declared her case incurable and predicted that her life would come to a sfeedy end.

After taking S. S. S. she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obtained a new lease on life, and she has continued to grow better until her permanent cure is assured. Many other patients in our hospital have obtained signal benefit from S.

S. and it has become quite a favorite in our house. Th St. JossrH Hospital, Highland, IU. Treatise on Blood and Sldn Diseases mailed fa Swift Spbcipic Co, Atlanta, Cv lng INFAHTSMfS; a a mm AND INVALIDS.

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Thetronnmy tnke It with pleasure and tho weak with Impuulty. Tbe exciting effects of tea wild cuffee aroobvliUed by Its steady use, and nervous dUorders are re lleved and prevented. Delictual to the ule. "Larsest sulo lu the world." ASK FOR VAX HOUTEX'S AXD TAKE NO OTII EE. 64 BAN Now has his Fall and flnoof Mnn nAina' ISTE Winter stock in and flnw4 o' TVfir.o' A Kid is now complete.

is uucoi iiuc ui liouica jcuiu, iuisaca uuu vunui tjuo iciiut's ever ue fore shown in the city. The stock of Burt's Shoes in St. Goat, Dongola and French the finest Ladies Shoes too numerous to mention. Those French Dongola Picadilly Shoes are fast sellers, and GENTLEMEN. preciated.

I have everything to be found Leather, Imported Cordovans, of toe. A new specialty this FOR in any first class shoe house. Genuine Cork Soled Shoes and French season is the Banister Anatomical A Banister, Newark, N. J. Ask to see it The most comfortable shoe made.

well if some of our citizsns would follow their exumpie, nlthousli oco of tho oouncil nieo in his carping way tries to hinder these improvements. Mr. M. Campbell, of Shickshinny. has ac cepted a position with J.

D. Stocer Co. Mr. Dill has been appointed assistant oper ator at the 0. 4 W.

depot. There has been quite a run on boxs of clears, and hats since election day. The site chosen for the erection of the commodious opera house is an excellent one and all will be glad when it is competed, its position Demi; so mucn more central than the hall that is now used for entortainments. Scott Eoad is having quite a buildine boom. Vim.

H. Merritt is erecting a very flue bouse and meat market Dr. Van Doren of Archbald. paid us a Ti9it on Sunday. Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discoverv tor Consumption Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve aud Klectria Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them everv and we stand ready to refund the Durchnse priun, it satis factory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits.

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Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues. RKVIEW PA THIRTEENTH WARD, LINE OF LANDS $750. $750. 8. $750.

Sold. 2. 6. Sold. $775.

1. LU LU Q. The above desirable lots, adjoining North Park, are offered for Bala on the following easy terms, for thirty days only. At the indicated prices, one third down, balance in two annual instalments, secured by bond and mortgage. Five per cent, discount will be allowed for full cash payment.

Water mains are already laid hi streets. To persons desiring comfortable homes in a good looality at very moderate prices, this is a rare opportunity. Scranton Real Estate and Collection Bnrean Eoom NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Bargains Bargains Bargains I We are overstocked and must make room for the large line of goods bought for the Holiday trade. So we have just finished a general mark down on all Furniture and Carpets. We will not quote prices, as we are so much lower than any one else, and makes all our competitors wonder how we can sell eurh elegant goodi for so little money.

Just call around and look over our elegant stocks and you will be convinced of what we say. H. D. JUDD FURNITURE AND CARPET DEALERS, 131 133 FRANKLIN A VENUE. BITTENBENDER CO.

No. 126 and 128 Franklin BELTING AND MILL SUPPLIES, Belt Hooks, Belt Studs, Belt ltivets, Belt Punches, Belt Clamps, Belt Tighteners, Belt Dressing, Belt Cement. Belt Lacing, Pnllej s. Shafting, Hangers. SCRANTON SUPPLY All MACHINERY CO, 13! Wyoming Ave.

WELL STAY WELL It can be done. If yon, AX, young or old, have any Weakness, Malformation, lehtl)cy. Our Kx elusive Mr tb'xts it Monopoly of 'Success explained in lr.lt, 1 I mallei! iree lor a inn OUR NEW BOOK you. loflaif Address Al, itujfalo. A'.

bo prepared to show the "1.1 i CI 1 Also other lines of must be seen to be ap English Porpoise Calf, in any size, width or style Last, manufactured bv SCRANTON, PA. OF NORTH PARK. $750. $800. 13.

$750. $800. 12. $775. $800.

11. $1,000. 10. 8, Commonwealth building, Scranton. MERCHANT IRON JESSUP'S CAST STEEL, Black Diamond Cast Stool Macbinery, Tire Spring aud Toe Calk Steel, "Way onmakers' and Blacksmith's Supplies, etc avenue, Scranton, Pa.

GOLDSMITH BKOS. PopularShoeHouse 304 LACKAWANNA AVE. FIVE Used exclusively for the wholesale trade. Now is the time for rotiiil dealers to make FLOGKS riteir selections. We want your trade, ISend for our price list.

Our retail department is full and complete. Friees to suit the times. Goldsmith Brothers S04 LACK AWANN A AVENUE. 1IENKY UATTIN SOfl. LIBERTY RANGE Wo have no hesitancy in saying that the LIBERTY RANGE, new this year, is the best and cheapest Range of its class in th" market.

Complete with all modern improvements. The stove speaks for itself. Don't fail to see it before you buy. FOB SALE ONLY BY Henry Battin Son (26 Penn avenue, (Next door to St. Charles Hotel) WHEN YOU BUY Get the Best, WE HAVE GOT THEM.

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PEE EMINENTLY THE BEST. The Eoyal Hot Air Furnace. 150 in use in Scranton and vicinity. Every one a sue at 1 i cess, rowermi neat ers, economical in fu el as testimonials in our office will con i vmce. strong, dur able, moderate in price.

W. P. Connell Sons pialirs a PREPARED COAL or a SUPERIOR QUALITY. rrompt attention given to all order. phone No.

786. Look Box 28. ProildMM Bond, neu Clsmcnd Barenton, WHOLESALE P110DUCE. BUTTER are receiving frosh fall tubs and straight dairies now, and can please you in quulity and price. CHEESE Fancy lata made uncolored in car lota or leaa.

See ub; will lava you moaoy. EGGS. Freh receipts dally. Wa also bare a large stock oi Canned Goods including tho bast brands pnekod. Get our ami we will gut your onlors.

Our now j'ack California fruits arriving now; J. T. PORTER, 80 8 LACKAWANNA AVKNCE. MAGAZINES AND LAW BOOKS BOUND. Miming numbers supplied at coat priest.

All work warranted at In lurCBUOiM offlo.