The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 7

GLOBE WAREHOUSE. Popular Priced Dress Goods SALE. It's true, the season is still young too early one would almost say, for slaughtering prices in the face of a rising market. The Duration of This Sale is Only For One Week. However, and as the protracted hot weather has made the season backward so far, we have determined to give trade a boost that will keep re echoing and reverberating through the local hills and valleys till Christmas next, when fall and winter dress selling practically comes to a close.

That We Have Not Paid The New Tariff Duties On a single yard of material yet, and for a week, at any rate, you need not worry over he advance that must follow. Buy your every day gowns while this sale lasts, and you'll get them for less money than was ever known in DRESS SELLING, EXTRAORDINARY Although this statement may appear. Seven Makes and Grades at 3 Popular Prices. Lot I. 35 pieces 38 inch Crochet Suiting, splendid range of color combinations in a comfortable early fall weight.

35 pieces 38 inch Novelty Suitings in the following two lone effects? Purple and black, garnet and blJck, myrtle and black, cardinal and black. Three colors in same cloth: Tavy, green and black; brown, green and black. Tour choice of 70 pieces At 29c a Yard. Lot II. 35 pieces Raw Silk and Wool Novelties a most effective cloth in the following color combinations: Old rose and green, black and green, brown and green, black and grey, navy and grey, etc.

25 pieces 38 inch Twine Weave Suitings in the most attractive color mixture imaginable. 20 pieces 38 inch all wool broken Check Suitings, medi um shades in dressy, fall color harmonies. Your choice of 8 styles. At 35c a Yard. Lot III.

25 pieces 38 inch superb all wool Tweed Suitings in correct effects for Uylish, up to date suits. 25 pieces 38 inch fine Boucle Suitings, mixed blends of popular (shadings. Your choice of 50 pieces At 45c a Yard. This Sale Begins Today and Lasts One Week Only. GLOBE WAREHOUSE.

The CITY AND COUNTY. CONVENTION IS CLOSED Homeopathic Physlolans Expressed Gnat Pleasure at the Snceeea ot the Gather' Ing ThoM Who Wan Elected Officers. Xtit Meeting to Be Held In Pittsburg The convention of the state homoeopathic physicians closed yesterday at noon. At the morning session the first business transacted being the election of officers. Dr.

B. F. Betts and Ir William H. Keim, both of Philadelphia, were nominated for president, the votes being as follows: Keim 21, Betts 10. The other elections were made without opposition as First vice president, Dr.

H. B. Ware, Scranton. Second vice president, Dr. Edward Craneh of Erie.

Recording secretary, George B. More land of Pittsburg. DR. O. HAINES, Philadelphia.

Corresponding secretary, Dr. Edward M. Gramm, Philadelphia. Treasurer, Dr. J.

F. Cooper, Allegheny. Necrologist, Dr. Thomas L. Bradford, Philadelphia.

Censors, Dr. J. W. Coolidgs, Dr. C.

W. Roberts, Scranton; Dr. Ella D. GofT, Allegheny. Trustees, one year, Dr.

J. N. Mitchell, Dr. AVilliam B. Van Lennep, Dr.

W. II. Philadelphia. Two years. Dr.

Z. T. Miller, Pittsburg; Dr. E. M.

Gramm, Philadelphia; Dr. D. P. Maddux, Chester. Three years, W.

W. Van Baun, Philadelphia; Dr. I. F. Cooper, Allegheny; Dr.

Edward Cranch, Erie. The censors announced that they had passed upon the quailiflcations oi the following physicians, who were duly oiected members of the society: Drs. Oliver H. Paxson, Philadelphia; J. S.

Walters, Punxsutawney; A. F. Tetter, Moscow; E. C. Cowperthwaite, Philadelphia; G.

J. Berlinghoff, Scranton; R. L. Piper, Tyrone; J. W.

Dehoff, York; C. Sigmund Raue, Philadelphia; K. S. Simmons, Susquehanna; D. S.

Kistler, Wilkes Barre. Pittsburg was selected as the place for holding next year's meeting. A vote of thanks was tendered the FRED W. LANGE, M. D.

Scranton. Northeastern Pennsylvania Homoeopathic Medical society and to the citizens of Scranton for their hospitality and to the newspapers of the city for the full report ot the proceedings. Papers were read under the auspices of the Bureau of Gynaecology (he following: Dr. John E. James, Philadelphia; Dr.

C. F. Betts, Philadelphia; Dr. Margaret M. Hassler, Allentown; Dr.

J. H. Sad dle, Plymouth; Dr. Emma T. Schroiner, Philadelphia; Dr.

J. H. Thompson! Pittsburg, and Dr. Julia Gould Waylan, Philadelphia. The majority of the members loft by the noon trains and a few of the physicians went with the excursion to Far view.

A SUCCESSFUL, CONVENTION. At the close of yesterday mornlrg's session there prevailed a concensus of opinion that the convention had been one of the most successful in the history of the society. The visitors expressed themselves as being delighted with th hospitality displayed by the citizens and particularly with the excellent arrangements made by the local homoeopathic) physicians. The following delegates were appointed: American institute, J. H.

McClelland, Charles Mohr, J. W. Coolidge; Southern institute, W. D. Bayley, C.

Vishcr; New York state, W. v. Van Baun, H. B. Ware; Ohio state, E.

Cranch, C. C. Hoff; Maryland state, A. P. Barnie, J.

E. James; Delaware state, W. E. Ratzeil, G. A.

Van Lennep, William Steel; Northern institute, W. J. Chapman, D. T. Gilbert, C.

W. Roberts! A vote of thanks was tendered Photographer Charles Griffin, who donated a crayon of Hahnemann, the founder of homoeopathy, to the Scranton Homoeopathy association. A Vnlnable Prescription. Editor Morrison of Worthlngton, "Sun" writes: "You have a valuablo prescription in Electric Bitters, and I can cheerfully recommend it for Constipation and Sick Headache, and as a general system tonic it has no equal." Mrs. Annie Stehle, Cottage Grove Chicago, was all run down, could not eat nor digest food, had a backache which never left her and felt tired nnd weary, but six bottles of Electric Bitters restored her health and renewed her strength.

Price 50 cents and $1.00. Get a bottle at Matthew drug store. The builders of textile machinery have contributed generously to the equipment of the Lowell textile school. AWT THE SCRAXTON EEPTJBLICAN, FRIDAY MOKNDTG, SEPTEMBER 24, 1897. is TRUE BILL FOUND BY THE GRAND JURY.

Returns Are Mad to the Court Yea terdav Ninety Six Trua Bills and Elfty Nlna Ignored Ones A Larg Number of Defendants are Indict ed forTrlvial Offenses Conspiracy Cases Among the List. The Grand Jury held over from last week made its third return to court yes terday. Among those indicted was Jou Olchefsky, who is charged with blowing hi siorp on the South Side with dyna mite. The true and ignored bills, ninety six of the former and fifty nine oi ute latter are as follows: TRUE BILLS. Assault and Battery Bridget gaggott r.

i Michael PoliribKi Frank Tynakowski Anthony Kapuscin n.jcirio Hnmin. Bridget Ku ane, Chal Jacobs. W. McCoUsU. nros Nellie Lettick, Lucia Apposolica, Robert Fraunfelker, Lena Preston, May Totten, Peter Cunningham, John Tirpok, josepn Adam Burke, Joseph Polovitch, Nnrt Louis Horn, teo, Wiesel, Andrew ik.ec.

irj, Kecha, Benjamin John. u. ms" Kellerman, George Wiesei, uewjic Mailender, George Wiesel, prob. rami's Wiesel. Abellie Liota, Peter Fadate, pros.

Stephen CUir, ol fiilrnv Pros Duffy. Michael Gil' roy, Frederick jjnica Miller, Patrick Sheridan, James Rogan, Albert KromisKi. reier i. lMniiiMn TirnB Rrideet Maloney, Ellen Kline, John i. vwison, nu6u Monahan, William Donaldson, nomas Rtpwart.

William Kane, James White, John Van Nort, Joseph Pawloe rvra Martin Mltrlin. M. Dubino, A. L. Schiller, Bridget Dougherty.

Max Askin, Bridget Dougherty, John Wa sinski, Mary Muldoon, tirnv John T. Wilson. Hugh. Monahan, William rinnajfison. Thornaa Stewart, Daniel Golden, pros.

John Flynn, nomas Php nn urns Marv jjempsey. Reese, James Fallon, Thaddeu3 Noone. Michael Flaherty, George Harimui. nms Dnminick Ambrose, Mrs. Michael Lyman, Henry Superior, Michael Dooley, George Harvey, Mary Thomas, Annie Bynerski, Mir.ha.el Gufferick.

Martin Josephsock, TVinphisinn. nros. Patrick Reap, finffnpv. nros. Jas.

Ruane, Luther Foster, jyannie itopKa, nunui Fetchets, Patrick yumn, iaa Guinn. John Maehinski, John Prankn nrna Henrv Surkam. John' D. Burke, S. A.

Macauley, Peter Saw vpr nrnfl Hose Ek unsock. Mary Scrupko, tirnx Rose Brunsock. Maty Scrupko, Adam xonaioms, ivnciiuei lavitcn, pros. Malirinns Mischief Bridget Baggott Sarah D. Lee, Nellie JjetticK, ai rjhonso Arwostollco, pros.

Atkin son. Patrick Duffy, pros. Larceny and Receiving 1 ranK oiupucn, Penski. Edward Uaggott, Surah D. Lee, Harry Minovich, Andrew Gorgie, P.

Swartz, Patrick Roean. Mrs. L. Meyers, Francis Rogan, Mrs. L.

Meyers, Martin Miglin, M. Rubino, John Klmer Miller. John Holleran, Chas. Mullen, Dennis Gibbons, Frank Robling, pros. Arson Leon Ulshetsky, uranK itoonn nros.

Aggravated Assault and red Sfhaenborn, Carl Blum, Savarlp Ambrose. Melvin E. Clum, Julius R. Hunter, Frank Robling, pros. Larceny bv Bailee John W.

Kitten house. James D. Eastman, Morris Levene, John Price, pros. Cutting Timber Trees Michael Anisca vig, William Edwards, pros. Conspiracy Max Schwartz, J.

Rosen feld. Charles RobinHon, Harry Jo sephs. Charles Wolf, M. Freedman, Jo seph. Levy, pros.

Robbery David coruett, Micnael Jjan chuck, James Stewart, Frank Rob ling. pros. Felonious Wounding Joseph Zpie, Jo seph Rotell, pros. Aiding Prisoner" to Escape Anthony Udir. Hugh, Collins, pros.

Indecent Exposure John Wasinskl, Mary Muldoon, prox. Selling Liquor without License John Heydan, Annie Boogie, Patrick Boylan. Mary Goodwin, Powell Strugus, Bernard Davis, Fred Hug, Michael McMurry, pros. Felonious Attempt Cornelius Ruddy, Patrick Kelleher, Adam Yonalonis, Michael Androlavitch, pros. Selling Liquor on Sunday John Heydan.

Annie Beoele, Patrick Buvlan. Mary Goodwin, prox. Malicious Mischief to Railroad Michael Mayinsky, Martin Crlppen, David Wilson, S. B. Stillwell, pros.

Receiving Stolen Goods John Fitzsim mons, Michael Haus. pros. Pointing Pistol Charles MacElroy, John Shafer, pros. Disorderly House Mary Krotzman, Gustave Roth, pros. Carrying Concealed Weapon Adam Yonalonis, Michael Androlavitch, pros.

Negligence by Bailee aYQrge Brennan, Edward Reilly, Horton D. Lee, pros. Attempt at Rape John Publosky, Pauline Namjotske, prox. Mutilating Ornamental Trees Frank Nagiush, John Statk. pros.

Burglury Jomes Thomas, Jamc Cas sldy. William F. Erbe. John How ley, William F. Erbe, pros.

Selling Liquor to Minors Patrick Boylan, Mary Goodwin, prox. False Pretenses E. J. Miller, Amos M. Robinson, pros.

Adultery E. P. Pnrfrey, Thomas Ley slion, Minor Johnson, Thomas Ley shon, pros. IGNORED BILLS. Assault and Batter Domenlco Corri, Venzenzo Luongeo, to pay costs; Kate Burns.

Frank Burns, Lizzie Whalen, county to pay costs; John Skclly, John Kerrigan, to pay costs; John Matsavltz, Kate Bellickl, to pay costs: siimuel Jjeeherth, Jonn Myers, county to pay costs; Rev. N. Druck, John Myers, county to pay costs; Patrick Walsh, Mary O' Ileum, to pay costs; Matthew Vivord, Peter Yunkart, to pay costs; Annie Simon, Margaret Rogers, to pay costs; Benjamin MacElroy. John Shafer, to pay costs; Margaret Rogers, Annie. Senon, to pay costs; Ellen Gibbons, Bridget county to pay costs.Pasquale Mastrlano, Lorenzo Concontralio.

to pay costs; Fred Pilger, George Sholock, to pay costs; Fred Pilger, Bridget Sholock, to pay costs; Frank Skutah, Anna Staw iske, to pay costs; Frank Skutah, Anna Stawiske, to pay costs; Mary Baiifa, Michael Rock, to pay costs; Bridget Connors, William Connors, John Weir, Mary Swift, county to pay costs; George warvcy, iJa.vid stelnberg.r, county to pay costs; William Connors, John Weir, Mary Swift, county to pay costs. Malicious Mischief Elizabeth Kelliher. Patrick KcllilieT.H'. Ruddy, to pay costs; Stephen Lopinski, Ellen Corbin, to pay costs; John F. Williams, Daniel Green, to pay costs; John F.

Williams, David Griffiths, to pay costs; Joseph Tourofski, Johanna Fiayaf ski, to pay costs; John Burke, Bridget Ferguson, county to pav Perjury Morris Levene, John Prir'e, county to pay costs; Anthony Burk awlcz, Annie Metrovitz, to pay costs; John F. Williams, Daniel Green, to puy costs; John F. William, David Griffiths, to pay costs. Obstructing Execution of Legal Process William Sarpolls, W. H.

Benedict, pros. Receiving Stolen Goods A. L. Hibsh man, Thomas Canavan, pros. Embezzlement f.

J. Farrell, Charles Marker, pros. False Pretenses Mrs. Frank Markes. T.

J. Conway, to pay costs; Andrew Crumlnskl. A. Berger, to pay costs; Patrick Qulnn, Mlchaol Chelate, to pay costs; George Harney, Mary Thomas, to pay costs: John Bratosky. Eugene Mittleman.

to pay costs; Wllber Rice, George D. Brown, to pay costs. WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called Grain It Is dollclous and nourishing and takes the place coffee. The more Grain you give the children the more health you distribute through their systems.

Gnalh Is marie of pure grains, and when properly prepared tastes like thfe choice grades of coffee but costs about Vi as much. Ail grocers sell it. 15c. and 'o. Why (Go FOR le mm when you can get it rig'ht home Your grocer sells it.

MADE ONLY BY THE N. K. HURBANK COMPANY. Chicago. SCXouis.

NewYork. Rape Basil Bawda, Mary Kolanick, Selling Liquor on Sunday xeliorcl rawa lavitch, James W. Clarke, county to pay costs; Valentine Zrywacy. James W. Clarke, county to pay costs.

Selling Liquor witnout license valen tine Zrywacy, James W. Clarke, county to pay costs. Defrauding Uoaruing House ueorge Marv Phillips, to pay costs; Joseph Oliverio, Joseph Rega, to pay costs. Cruelty to Animals ivaoipn Miller, cnas. Kesner, pros.

Larceny and Receiving Abelie Leotti, Peter Fadate, Joseph Woelkers, Edith Haskins, John Baldwin, Thos. J. Canavan, Daniel Green, David Griffiths, John F. Williams, R. F.

Post, George W. Coleman, Michael laherty, George Hartman, pros'. Larceny by Bailee Albert J. Shoff, Edith Haskins, prox. uommon scold Mary Ann Griffiths.

Celia Estman, to pay costs. Keeping a Gaming House valentine Zrywacy, James W. Clarke, county to pay costs. Robbery John Manley. John Duffy.

Michael Gilroy, pros. Assault and battery upon public Officer KODert Walker, Harry McGarity, pros. carrying concealed Weapons Frank MacElroy, John Shafer, pros. JERMYN Operation for Appendicitis A JVngget From Alaaka Local T. A.

11. Society Won't do to Hazleton Othcr Notei. Dr. P. C.

Manly, assisted by Drs. Wheeler and Gilles of Carbondale, per formed an operation on Dannie, the 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dempsey, for appendicitis. The opera tion was performed in the Carbondale hospital on Tuesday evening.

The ver miform apendix was found to be In a very advanced state of putrefaction anl some peritonitis was found. The opera tion was a success so far as the relief of his immadiate symptoms were concerned. Nevertheless grave doubts are entertained as to the final issue. The local members of the hospital staff, Drs. Shields and Manly, have received invitations to attend a joint meet ing of the board of directors and medi cal staff of the hospital over the First National bank, Carbondale, on Monday, September 27.

With the letter Mrs. Thomas Martin received from her husband at Dawson City this week came a nugget of Klondike gold ahout the size of a bean which Mrs. Martin is having made into a breast pin for her little son. Mary Burns and Anna Walker of Mayiield returned Tuesday from New York. They left yesterday for Avoea where they have leased a large store In which they will conduct a millinery and dressmaking establishment.

A barn belonging to Mr. Thomas Mc Gouldric of Muyfield was set on fire by a spark from a locomotive early Wednesday morning. It was discovered before it had gained much headway and extinguished. The St. Aloysius society have decided not to go to Hazleton on October 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clarkson have moved into the Ruddy property on South Main, where they will reside until they build a residence on their pur hased lot. Mrs. George Tiffany of Peckville is visiting her daughter, Miss Thomas Solomon, Main street.

Messrs. Richard Stevenson and Henry Martin attended the organ recital at Elm Park church, Scranton, Tuesday night. The Walker Hose company of May field have completed all arrangements for their trip to Wilkes Barre on October 7. They have engaged the May field band to accompany them and fur nish music on that occasion. Postmistress Miss Lizzie Collins is spending a week's vacation with friends in White Valley.

Michael McGarry is visiting his par ents in Mayfleld after spending some time in Western Pennsylvania. A Hungarian who resides on Hill street, Mayfleld, had two of his fingers badly mangled in the Erie mine yesterday. Hogarth's temperance band gave a concert at George Buckingham's on the West Side Wednesday evening. J. Emmett Sullivan, supply clerk at le office, is spending his vacation at Toronto, Canada.

The daughters of the St. George lodgo of this place spent Wednesday at Crystal Lake. Annie Reilly of the West Side left Monday last for New York city, where she will hereafter make her home. J. A.

Mulligan of Louisville, was caller at the Y. M. I. meeting on Tuesday evening and introduced, some features connected with the insurance fund. TAYLOR.

Mr. John Price of South Taylor Is attending the Allentown fair. Mr. and Mis. Koln rt Llewellyn and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas M. Davles. spent Wednesday with friends at Olyphant. Several of our soldier boys are home on a few days furlough from Hazleton.

Mr. Thomas Rogers is making several improvements around his property Union street. The new block of dwelling houses nf Mr. Thomas Owens on Pond street in about completed. Great preparations are being made for the concert at the M.

E. church on the 13th next month. Mrs. John R. Jacobs of Feltsville is slowly recovering from her illness.

Almost every ward Is organizing Independent Republican clubs. Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where others fall. It Is the leading Cough Cure, and no home should be without It. Pleasant to take and goes right to the spot. Sold by all dealers.

Dr. Klng'Kw Dleeover? for Coiiiniiip llou. This Ib the beat medicine In the world tor all forms of Coughs and Colds anl for Consumption. Every bottle Is guaranteed. It will cure and not disappoint.

It has no equal for Whooping Cough, Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold 'In tho Head and for Consumption. It is safe for all ages, pleasant to take, and, above all, a sure cure. It Is always well to take Dr. King's New IJfe Pills In connection with Dr. King's New Dig to Alaska "iiiiiii Philadelphia.

McGARRAH THOMAS DRUGGISTS, 209 Lackawanna Avenue. Packer's Tar Soap 18 cts cake Capcine Plasters 15 cts each Pennyroyal anil Tansy Pills 75 cts box Pierce's Favorite 70 cts bot Bilious and Liver Pills 10 cts box Comp. Licorice Powder 10 cts box Celery Compound 67 cts bot Lydia Pinkham's Compound. ...70 cts bot Carter's Liver Pills 15 cts bot Lyon's Tooth Powder ..15 cts bot Allcock's Porous Plasters 10 cts each Hood's Sarsaparilla 65 cts bot Cnticura Soap 15 eta cake Hall's Hair Restorer 55 cts bot Hall's Catarrh Care 50 cts bot Syrup of Figs 25 cts bot Beef, Iron and Wine 59 cts bot Cod Liver Oil Emulsion, 67 cts bot Fountain Syringes 49 cts each Foot Powder 10 cts box Packer's Tar Soap, 8 cakes 50 cts LEWIS, REILLY DA VIES' ALWAYS BUSY. FOR THE LADIES: BURT'S SHOES of New York, LAIRD, SHOES of Philadelphia i Have more friends than any other shoes made.

We sell them and warrant them in every particular. Wholesale and Retail Shoes and Rubbers 114 and 116 Wyoming Ave, Lewis, Reilly Davies The Ladies' Hair Dressing Parlor at Ho. 317 Lackawanna will be continued and is now open forpatronaga. A nice line of fwitchej, Banes, on hand. All orders for Wlgi, Puflt.

Switches, promptly attended to, and work guaranteed. We keep the leading Hair Tonics, Bleach Rouges and Powders OUR PRICES for Hair Dressing and Cutting Are Moderate MARTHA R. SCHIMPFF, 317 Lackawanna Ave. UDDIIU'Q FOR EITHER BEX. Oil UN This remedy being In.

Ijeetea directly to the seat of thone 4laMea of the Creuito lirlnwy Organ, require no change of diet. Care guaranteed In 1 to day a. Small nlals pack Jf JBXHm Mold only by William O. Clark, 826 Penn avenue, Boran ton. Pa.

covery, as they regulate and tone the stomach and bowles. We guarantee perfect satisfaction or return monpy. Free trial bottles at Matthew Bros. litUR store. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00.

CONNOLLY It will pay you to Roman Striped Silks New Plaid Silks New Fancy Effects Also our 7 Changeable Taffetas in every shade and color combination made. Sold everyhwsre at 75c and 85c. tSTTbese new goods have just arrived and are marked specially low on account of our removal sale. CONNOLLY Furniture AT Reduced Prices On account of our removal in September to the six story; building, Xo. 121 Washington avenue, we are offering our large and complete stock of at greatly reduced prices.

This is an opportunity never before offered the people of Scranton, where they can find so large and complete'a stock to select from at such low prices as we shall offer. HILL CONNELL 1 3 1 1 33 Washington Avenue. We are receiving largo consignments of peaches best varieties for canning are coming now and prices are lower than they will be later in the season. John Tj Porter. Wholesale Only.

Forth8BABYalth8 Baby Bazaar. DRESSES, Long and Short, Skirts, Sacques, Underwaists, Hampers, Shoes Hosiery, Baskets, etc. Itt great rarietj and daintiest dosign. 512 SPRUCE ST. Removal sale Pea! Peaces! Peaches WALLACE.

look over our line of FOR WAISTS. stock of WALLACE. DR. SHIMBERC EVES EXAMINED FREE. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case.

The latest and most improved styles of spectacles and eyeglasses at the lowest prices. 203 Washington Avs MARE receiving daily from the gardens, Tomatoes at 25c per bushel Also selling Lettuce, Carrots, Radishes, Green Onions, Red Beets, Rhubarb, at 2c per bnnch Celery, large bunches 13c Sweet Potatoes, per peck 25c Boiling Beef. 4c 1 lb Arbuckle's Coffee 15c 2 for 25c Apples, per peck 10c Fresh Shell Oysters, per 40c We also receive PEACHES fresh daily which we sell at rock bottom prices. At Court House Cash Store and Meat Market 242244 Adams Ave. E.

ROBINSON'S SONS' BREWERY, Manufacturers of the celebrate! Pilsener CAPACITY 100,000 bbls. per annum Fancy Jersey 'Jenny Lino" Canteloupes Peaches, Pears, Plums. Home Grown Green Corn and Tomatoes PIERCE'S MARKET Henry Belin, General Agent for the Wyoming Dtsetriotfor DuPont's POWDER, Mining, Blasting, Snorting, Smokeless tnd the Repauno Chemical High Explosives Safety Fuse, Caps and explodors. Rooms 212, 213 and 214, Commonwealth Scranton AGENCIES; Thos. Ford Pittston.

John B. Smith A Son Pimouth. E. Mulligan Wilket Barf La Beer.