The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 10

10 GEORGE W. CHILDS DREXEL. Georffe W. Childs Drexel, who became editor and proprietor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger on the death of Georje W. Childs, is only about 25 years of ae.

Ho in an orphan and not only owns a great newspaper bnt is the possessor of the Tast fortune hh by A. J. Drexel. Ho was married in 1891 to Miss Mary Irick. TUNKHANNOCK TOPICS.

HOW A SCRANTON MAN OPENED THE BALL. There Will be a Suit for Divorce Election Returns in the Borough and County Meshoppsn Turns Out to a Boxing Contest Miscellaa eous Matters and Personal. Feb. 23. Down at the Mill City Hotel last night came a party from Sernnton to attend tho Washington's birthday ball given by W.

A. Town send, proprietor of the house. In the toarty was the wife of an ex conductor of the Scranton street railway company and she was accompanied by some one not her husband. The latter gentleman being in Mill City called down on nis spouse, out was refused admittance, whereupon he opened up the ball by taking the door off Irora its hinges and going in. lie proceeded to do up the gay gentleman who accompanied Iiis wife and warmed up Beveral other who displayed too much Jntcrost in his affairs.

There is going to be a divorce suit some of these days and this is to be dreaded by several parlies ho may be brought to figure largely therein. H. F. Morrow, Prohibition candidate for congre sman at liirge received 51 votes in the county instead of 41 as stated in some of the papers. C.

M. Kishpaugh of Harrisburg voted here on Tuesday and visited relatives at Bpringville on Wednesday, returning home Thursday. A. M. Eastman, and B.

W. Lewis, local insurance agents have been ai Towanda the past two days attending the Frerdinan insurance cases arising from the burning of Freedman's store at Lacey ville, this county. The owner of the gouds destroyed lines at county hence the suit there. The election in Eaton township resulted in a clean sweep for the Republican ticket, and Grow received BKVenty one majority. Fred T.

Wheelock is the tanding committeeman, and to him is to be credited this result. Ordinarily mention of the result would be left to the Eitonville correspondent, but you see that chap is Fred T. Wheelock. George Carter who handles TheRepub lican at Meshoppen, was elected burgess at the recent election by a substantial toalority. Dennis Harlev was i i mother term as justice of tho peace, and Eddie Doolittle was elected to tho town council.

Meshoppen turned out the other night to a D' xmg contest at the town ball and tne gate receipts were $32 at 2a cents a head. Two colored chaps knocked each other around according to Marquis of Queensberry rules, aud Frank Spencer of Montrose won a ten round contest with mother light weight. Judge Harding and Lacey, Deputy Prothonotary Tanney and clerks E. J. Jordan and Wood Piatt canvassed the vote of the county on cougressman at large on Thursday.

The estate of the late Hon. Henry Love DI Menoopany, subject to collateral in heritauce tax amounted to $29,000, Fielding to the state 81,377.50 tax. Ed win N. Stone of the Wyoming National panK actea as appraiser by appointment Of Probate Judge Prevost By the addition of more radiators Jani tor Welch reports no difficulty in heat imi the public school buildings. Rev.

C. Hoch preaches his last sermon under his present appointment at the Evangelical church on Sunday. 1 red L. Jennings of Lake Carey, has purchased the bakery and confectionery business of Daniel E. Gray and tane9 possession on April 1, moving his family to rooms over the store, David Gny will occupy his property on Warren street and will continue to supply the trade of the county with cigars, tobacco, candy, etc.

Revival meetings are being held at the Methodist church at Mesiioopauy. Services are being held at the Catholic church, Saturday uiifhts during lent and Sunday services will be held 25. The truck garden of the lato A. B. Rommel at Noxen will be carried on by ais son in law, Clark.

Certified records from this county were made out by Deputy Prothonotary Tanney concerning the estate of the late Sol Bunnel. and the records were tnken over to Binghamton, N. by Prothon Dtary Reynolds on Monday. J. Sylvester Tanney, who went out oa the strike with the rest of the boys, is itill out.

Henry D. Phelps was, on March 6. 1893, divorced frona Apelva Phelps by court at Montrose. Dr. C.

H. Dana has several houses to rent. It is an actual fact that a chap who attended the ball over at Mill City last aigut, had to have his bat stretched this Horning before be could wear it. Dr. E.

V. Avery, Democrat, on election night estima ed Gr w's majority in the at 550, and doctor guessed just twenty seven votes to low. Owing to a severe throat difficulty, Professor J. Fred Wiggins had to disappoint bis Mill City friends on Thursday tight. He could not in the old songs CaDtain Euirena 8.

Handricks is rlninat business at Smithport, Mckean 1 jounty, (ins week. A Jackson Ross hts commenced the foundation for a dwelling house on a It portion of the old Mrs. Dorsey property on Montrose railroad, which he bas rec ently purchased. "Certain hard words, made into pills, Simply to swell the doctor bills," are not what constitute Dr. Pierce' Pleasant Purgative Pellets.

They are tinv. sugar coated, purely vegetable pills, as pleasant as confectionery to tne taste, and actio? upon the stomach and liver gently bnt effectually, and as naturally as Nature herself For sick lDdigestion, biliousness, constipation, and all the resulting diseases, no laxative equal to them has ever Deen Discovered. CENTREMORELAND, Tuesday's election passed off quietly and harmoniously, although the excite ment was keen and the struggle intense. as indicated by the large vote brought out The count showed the following were elected: For jus ice of the peace, L. W.

Avery, M. W. Weaver: clerk, C. R. Besteder, William Heitzman; school directors, Henry Youngs, Arthur Sickler: auditor, 1.

Jtt. Winters: collector, Ariel Goble, treasurer, B. Harding; judge of election. J. E.

Dailcy; inspectors of election, John Untton, D. T. The state ticket went as follows: Grow 78, Honcock 71, Lotier 17, Morrow 2. The election may be considered as a slight victory for the Democrats, as they trained a little over their vote of last spring. The Populists gained six over their vote of last fall.

An oyster supper was held at the resi dence of Charles Transue in Vernon, Monday evening, to raise mey for the cemetery fence. Revival meetings are now in progress at the Baptist church. B. S. Thomson and wife of Luzerne, passed turouga tnis place Monday on their return from Keelersburg, where they had been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.

Adellue Heeler. Jacob Shook was a visitor at the county seat Wednesday. Oyster suppers were held on the 22.1 inst, at the following places: Beaumont, given by the 1R post; also Junior Mechanics, rincherville, by si. JE. church.

The Epworth League will hold an en M. E. tertainment on the 22d at the church. Rev. W.

R. Cochran will attend the ministerial association that meets in Kingston Monday afternoon, the 26th inst. A rn will Via A fln unnMAnnA dx. uuniiiuu in uuu nv hid icoiucuud of G'or Brunges, of Exeter, on the 2sui for tne a. church.

Layton Sickler has purchased the Elisha Ellsworth farm for $3,000. Jefferson Vangasbeck is trying to arrange with W. B. Rogers to work the latter's farm the coming year. Miles' mad Liver Pills.

Act en a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowls through tne nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Millee' Plus speedily enra biliousness, baa taste, torpid brer, piles, constipation. UneauaUed for men, women, children.

Smallest mildest, surest 60 doses, ko eta. Samples tree at Matthews Bros. MONTROSE, M. S. Dessaner has moved his large stock of goods to rooms over his store and men are at work painting, papering, etc.

When completed it will be the finest store room in Montrose. Mrs. Jacob Titman is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin in Binghamton.

W. A Ilarlagton has purchased the interest of Mr. Johnson in the meat market and will continue the business ut the old 8 and. N. Barney is now doing business in his elegant new brick store.

Company G. N. G. P. are polishing up their buttons, th i spring inspection take place in their Armory 2.

Rev. J. W. Raynor is visiting friends in Carboudale. I am glad to state that Sheriff Leonard is again able to be out after suffering with a severe attack of grip and erysipelas.

E. S. Warner, the new postmaster, will enter upon his duties as soon as the necessary papers can be arranged. It is rumored that he will employ new clerks. Chauncey Hawley has recently purchased some valuable real estate.

Yesterday was a regular old blizzard up here on the hill. County Treasurer A. B. Burns has had some needed improvements made in the treasurer's office. We are having excellent sleighing in this locality.

The Montroso band has received many compliments for their fine music at the Grow banquet last Wednesday night. Sim Fancher will enter upon his duty as proprietor of the Churoh street grocery on March 1. A kindergarten school will be a new departure for Montrose, but Miss Mary Warner, who is now in Philadelphia. fitting herself for that work, will open one hero the coming summer. Henry Cicmons his decided that the company, has damaged his business to the extent of $5,000 by taking water from lake to supply their customers in Montrose.

Tbongn pure and simple, and so mild might, be nsed by any child, Yet SOZODONT IS swift and inra Vhat mouth aod teeth, with wondrous speed. From tartar aud from taint are freed TiAl they become sweet; wnite and cure. THE 8CItAirrON REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MOKETEETG. FEBRDABT 24.

1894. SUSQUEHANNA GOSSIP. Hallstead's New Textile Works Empty Cars Favorable for Oil and Gal Elec tion and Other Topic. Susquehanna, Feb. 22.

If the Sus ouehaun Steam Heater and Manufac turing company removes lo Carbondale it will commence business witu a capital of $30,000, and it will, of course, bo nominally a Carbondale institution. Mrs. Thomas Fletcher, of Binghamton, is visiting Mrs. James Ticeburst, Grand street. fin Tuesday evening Hon.

Galusba A. Grow wired the following to the New York Press: "The laboring people two years ago wanted a change; now they want change more than they did then." The Binghamton Herald on Thursday evening said: "Galusha A. Grow is elected congressman at large by a major ity claimed to be 150,000. This may be true, but we deem it an exagerauon. The full returns will probably bring Mr.

Grow majority down to 130, 000." What's the matter with over 180, 000 plurality, with some back townships to hear from I The Hallstead textile works, owned principally by ecranton capitalists, will soon be in operation. The building will be 200x45. The boilers are ninety horse power and sixty horse power. The com pany will put in a dynamo for their own use, and they have been given as surance that the L. W.

yards and shops will require twenty arc lights, and the borough twelve arc lights. The char ter will include the lighting the streets of Great Bend also. Mr, B. F. Bernstein of bcrantoo is general manager of the works.

The Curtis Medicine company will re move from Scrauton to Hallstead. Rev. Mr. Sands of Windsor will oc cupy the pulpit of Christ Episcopal church on Sunday morning. O.

Satterland, Republican, received a majority of seven as mayor or Oakland. Athens, Bradford county, parties hav been in Susquehanna for the second time. looking the town over rjremraforv to 0 opening a liquor cure estaDlisliment. Erie Paymaster Campbell will arrive on Sunday evening, and reimburse the shop men on Monday. The books to Scranton Republican sub scribers wilt be delivered on Saturday and Monday.

Kindly be prepared for the delivery agent. lhere is but little doubt that our Congressman Wright will be his own successor. There is a rumor that coal is "cornice down. Small favors thankfully received. It will be cheaper still in August.

The working guild of Christ Episcopal church will meet with 98 il ay Wallace, ashington street, this evening. D. T. Carver is the new supervisor of Oakland township. The Erie Jefferson branch employes re ceived their dai ling ducats on Tuesday.

Judge E. P. Strong of Starrucca con tinues to improve in health. Grow official vote in Susauehanns was 4,838. Hancock's offlolal vote was 2,035.

An old railroad official of thirty years standing says that he never knew a time when there were so many empty cars standing on the side tracks as at present. With some riads it is quite difficult to find side tracks for surplus cars. The religious revival services continue in the Oakland Methodist church, with uuabtted interest. Pastor Entmao is assisted in his labors by Evangelist Cook. The Methodist Sabbath school has just received two nundred new bo ks, and a handsome library case which will contain about 500 books.

It can, at least, be officially slated that O. E. Sutherland is the new mayor of Oakland. "Somebody has blundered" in the figures heretofore given. John A.

Fletcher of New York city. secretary of the New York and Pennsylvania O.l and Gas company, has been looking over the Brooklyn fields. He says the indications are favorable, aud that his company will commence operations early in the spring. And of course the Standard Oil company will not be caught napping. Two Great Bend business men offer a reward of $100 for tho arrest and conviction of the irties who have circulated a report that tiiey belong to the A.

P. A The funeral of P. W. Mesick, one of tbe oldest residents of Givat bend town ship, occurred on Wednesday. "I have been using Salvation Oil for a lame back, end think it is the beet remedy I have ever used C.

E. Darliug, 15 Central Lynn, Mass." BensonV Relieve Inttantlv. Ol and cure quicker than any other Parous I riaster, liniment or medicine em pioyeo. tiean, sale and sure. SET THE GEN ONE BENSON.

Millions Bold AnanaUj. SEABURY JOHNSON, aumlirtartnftCiem WCW YORK. AVOI 'SUBSTITUTIOM includes the great temperance drink i tf0 Root IlCS Beer lit gives New Life to the Old Folks, Pleasure to tne rarenra, Health to the Children. flood fir ill tood All tbe Time. aS 83k A cent package makes Five At ipSL gallons.

ncsureauuc OUR PRICES ON gapped fruits NEVER SO LOW HE TEAS, COFFEE COLEMAN. EW STYLES WEDDINQ 8TATI0NXBT mat eseiTWi 1 1 xae mbudimsb oao LICEKSESHotiea la hereby glran that the followinst named persona liars filerl their application for Uoensea for tbe sal of Tinona, apiranoua, matt or orewoa uqaora at retail, also wholesale dealers, brevera. bot tlers, i istlllers, roctiflers. oomponnders, store keepers and agnnte dealing In intoxicates; qnorm, eituor apirnreoas. Tinoaa or mait, lu office of the Clerk of the Conrt of Quarter a Bsoos ok ixjiuitT oi jjaoaawanna, ana tut the said applications will be heard by the Jourx aroreaaia on Monday, Jktaroa Is, A.

u. 18M: RETAILER3. ARCHBALD BOBOUGH. FIRST WARD HOTXU. William Ball, Main st Wm Nanearrow, Main st John Miglin.

Ridgs Road Anthonv itoth. tiidge st 31 Caffrey, River st Swift, C4PT pike Scaulon, Plank road Jas Feeley. Rivor st Kate Linde, River st Mark Cawley, CftPT pike Andrew Denutts, Ridge ave John Edwards, Kidge road Bridget Movies, in are Abraham Howells, Kidge ave Thomas Walton, Ridge st Jacob Wagner, Main st Andrew Busbko, Main ave Joseph Pokalka, Main st RESTAURANTS. Michael Baltus, Main st Thos CaTanagh. Main st SECOND WARD RK6TATJBAJJT.

FO'Horo, cor Pine and Salem st THIRD WARD HOTEL. Michael Remenyiczki, Edgerton st RESTAURANT. John Bnrke, Church st BLAKELV BOitOUGH. FIRST WARD HOTEL. Dond, C4PT' pike RESTAURANT.

A Dnnlap, Prospect st SECOND WARD HOTEL. Aaron Lloyd, Scranton. Scott road RESTAURANT. David Jenkins, Scott road bENTON TO WNSHIP. HOTEL.

Potter. Fleetville CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP. HOTEL). Luke White, Main road Harton A Lee, CAST' pike Ruddy, Prospect st Michael Kollr, Puw ierly road Lotvry, gubbard pike John Banko, Canaan st RESTAURANT. John Higgins, Powderly road CARBONDALE.

FIRST WARD HOTELS. Wm McLaughlin, 77 Dundaffst Cm par Mazzeo. 94 Dnndaff st Dennis Flnnigan, 3 Fail Brook st Joseph Alello, 9(1 Dnndaff st Michael Linuen, 76 Dunuaff st John Lynarty, TO Dundaff st Anthony Cerri, luO DundaiJ st Samuel Williams, Main ave RESTAURANTS. Santo Pugliaco. 98 Dnndaff st Jas I'1 Maxwell.

58 Salem ave Byrne, 51 Main st SECOND WARD HOTELS. Prank Brown, 28 Main st Louis Rehkop, 39 Main st John Oaughan, Main 8, ichi.el Mullanoy, 41 Main st Benj Williams, 20 Salem st Wm Bronson, cor Main and 6th ave John Monahan, Main and Park Place RESTAURANTS. Bell, 18 Main st Maxwell, 38 Main st Wm Lindsay, 12 WaU st Michael Devine, 43 Main st Peter Andorson, 43 44 Main st THIRD WARD HOTEL. James McTighe, 58 Main st RESTAURANT. Joseph Judge, 71 Main st SIXTH WARD HOTEL.

Frank A Burro ws, Belmont and Oak st CLIFTON TOWNSHIP. HOTEL. Emma Gersbaohor, Gouldsboro DICKSON CITY BOROUGH. FIRST WARD HOTELS. John Zielazienski, T'pike Frank Brnzdowski, Lincoln Jermyn st Fank BaloiKzi Main st George Kolata, Harriet st Anthony Sharai ook, Pancoast st Jacob Yarka, Public Road Stanislaus Koehler.

Prov ft Carb T'pike Joseph Eoopts, LInooln at William smith. Main Bt Henry Whitall, Main et Joseph Polisky. Robecca st Gt orge Lloyd. Prov Oarb T'pike George Hilwig, Main road John 1) Lloyd, Boulevard road James Twlss, Main st Wm F. Erbe.

Main st Thomas Logan, Main st Patrick Callahan, Boulevard road John Burke. Boulevard road Weisberzer, CAP T'pike Julia Qilligau, Boulevard road Gallagher. Main st John Lahotsky, Bellmanst Fadden, T'pike O'Connor, Lincoln st Bryan Fallon, T'pike John Pressman, T'pike Frank Grabowski, Main road Richard Owens, T'pike RESTAURANTS. John Manarkle, Lincoln at Patrick Long, Main st SECOND WARD HOTELS. John Flesher, Dnnmore road Thorn 'S Monahan.

Dunmore st Jobn McDonnell, Du imore road John O'Hara, Dnnmore st Filter, CP LHinuoreroad Micliae' Wolnli, Dunmore st Dominick Corcoran, Olyphant road DUNMORE BOROUGH. FIRST WARD HOTELS. Martin Gibbons. Drinker st Thomas O'Donnell. Drinner st Judge Healey.

301 Blakely st Jas Kelly, Drinker st John Gibbons, 841 Drinker st John Powell, Throop st John Sammon, Allen st Baran Howley, 111 ilia gely st SECOND WARD HOTELS. Patrick Kane. Drinker st John Muruhv. Drinker st Teeven, 1120 Drinker T'pike arsonn narnnrion, uneBtnnt st Thomas Douirhertv. Walnut st Vito Gerardi, Willow st Thomas Golden, Chestnut st Lee Smith, 210 Drinker st John Soott, Chestnut st Murnhv, Chestnut st Patrick Dougherty.

Central st Domenico Vaccaro, 411 Smith st RESTAURANT Rinnldo Lalli, 234 Willow st THIRD WARD HOTELS. Peter Knapp, Main st John McDonn 144 Pottor st Sarah Jordan, Chestnut st Jobn McHugb, Dnnmore road Krienburg, Pescott ave Grady Boland, 214 Chestnut st McDonald, 812 heetnut st Peter rini, Sutler st McGowan. 344 Chestnut st John Bn.ga Chestnut st August Wahler, Grove st RESTAURANTS. Anna Burschell, Blakely st Henry Klassner William st FOURTH WARD HOTELS. John Flynn.

Drinkr st James Dunbar, Main st FIFTH WARD HOTEL. Dondican, Donegal st RESTAURANT. Michael Flnnorty, Donegal st SIXTH WARD HOTELS, Goorge Hall. Blakely st Ellen Colle, 712 Blakely st Langan, Adams ave Catherine Ruane, Qulncy ave O'Donnoll, Blakely st ELMHUHST BOROUGH, HOTELS. Chas Bird, Main st Joseph Ruff.

Main st FELL TOWN8HIP. HOTELS. McClosky O'Neill, Forest City road George A Ross, Tannery road Michael Krotky, Rietmondale Philip Gogots, Hill st Morgan Williams, Tannery road Joseph Ealapilo, Main st James Lavin, Main road Jasper Lowry, Belmont road John ary. Main road Samuel Updike. Forest City road James Snee, Belmont st Mary Farrell, Main road Joseph Bcheok, DnadafT road Joseph Gluck, Belment st Matilda Ham, Main st Horton Gardner.

Fall Brook road Mary Donahue, Kichmoadalo RESTAURANTS. John Bosack, Main road TO' Neil, Mainst GLENBURN BOROUGH, HOTEL. Almln Tburbar, Main road JEFFXBSON TOWNSHIP. HOTEL. A I Oompton, Public road JERMYN BOBOUGH.

FIRST WARD HOTELS. AlffWI Rnttvrvorth. MAln at Snyder Edmonds, Mala and Bcott road rrea eooy, mam st RESTAURANTS. Mary Pritchard. Bcott road Mark 8 Collins.

Mainst Fetor Ditmore, Main st SECOND WARD HOTELS. Maines, Main st Avery, Main st Andrew tiarin. Main st RESTAURANT. George Cole, Main st THIRD WARD HOTELS. Michael Cooch, No 5 A et McDermott, Depot et Joseph White, Railroad st Arthur Missett.

Main st James Timlin, Railroad st. LACKAWANNA TOWNSHIP. HOTELS. Patrick Conway. Main st Patrick Leonard, Main road Mclntyre, Main st Samuel Altemas, Main st Wm Loftus, Main et Tbomas Muilrn, Main road Loftus.

Wyoming are Thos Walsh, Spring st Jobn Davis, 68 Bellevna st Charles Ganl, Keiser ave Hopkin L. Williams, 51 Bellevne st Geo White, sou Main ave Michael Cuaick, Main road Martin McDonough, Main road Louisa Fassold, Main road amen Cnffney, Fora st Michael Gibbons, Main et Thoe McDonongh, 1428 Pittston ave RESTAURANTS. Adam Fansold. Greenwood Chris Barber, Main st Boylan ave Catherine Jones, Jones st Geo Janes, William st MADISON TOWNSHIP. HOTELS.

Joseph Osgood, Moscow Dixon, Mill st MAYFIELD BOROUGH. HOTELS. Michael Sharek. Hill st George Chichura, Hills st Mary Edmunds, Prov Carb road Edmund Edmunds, River st Quinn, Main st RESTAURANTS. Jeremiah Sullivan.

Lackawanna ave Michael Marley, ilank road James Mack, Main st NORTH ABINGTON TOWNSHIP. HOTEL. Geo E. Fairchild. Dalton OLD FORGE lOWNSHIP.

HOTELS. John Heneban, Main road Antonio Fasulo, Main road Thomas Clark, Main road Jobn Hurber, Babylon st Jonas Stone, Austin Heights Charles Egbert, Main road Frank Wood. Main st Frank Mlinarich, Austin Height Joseph Snmmers, Hickory st James Sheridan, Main road John G. Kehr, Back road Edward J. Fallon.

Pine rood Wallace Ormston, Main road Kttsmir Draband, Albion st Max Rosenbluth. Maple st John Holland, Main road James Mora, Hickory st E. A. Thomas, Barbertown road John Bickaby, West Public ro4 John Harvey. Main road 8ath Burk, Back road larence Snyder, Main road Jonn Krysta, Bennett st Patrick Durkin, Main road Geor Bona, Upring st Tbos Davis, Back road Michael Joyce, Main road Frank Peterson, Bennett st Joseph Josephowitz, Main st Peter Schmidt, Main st RESTAURANTS.

John Saunders, Main road Thos Davis, Oak st Wm Surpolis, Oak st Margaret Lewis, Gray st Emilio Sardanelli, Mountain st Angelo Cilenta, Maple st Chas Keogh. Main road Mary Hart, William st OLYPHANT BORGUGH. FIRST WARD HOTELS. Wm Rogan. Dunmore road Cummings, Dunmore road RESTAURANTS.

David Davis, cor Bell and Railroad sts Patrick Mackeral. Hill at 8ICOND WARD HOTELS. George Biniawa. River st John Roth, cor Jones and River st John Fadden. Lackawanna st John Witko, River st John Duffy, Lackawanna st Joseph Twlss, Hudson st George Adams, Race st George Williams, Lackawanna st Joseph A Dolphin, Lackawanna st George A Price.

Susquehanna st Michael Basak. Jones st John Foetzko, Jones st James O'Brie Lackawanna st John Swallow, River st Jnbn McGinty, Delaware st Wm Mahon, Lacka st Thos Jones, Lacka st Joseph Cluiet. River st Thomas Patten. Jones st Millijan Basalyga, Jones st Bimou Fflderowski, Lacka st RESTAURANTS. John McAndrews, Lacka st Wm Evans, Lacka st THIRD WARD HOTELS.

Harry Posh, Delaware st Jmes Farrell, Grassy st Thos Donneliy. Mooslo Bb Martin, Ferris st O'Halleran, Delaware st RESTAURANT. John O'Conner, Dunmore road RANSOM TOWNSHIP. HOTEL. David Stephenson, Main road ROARING BROOK lOWNSHIP.

HOTEL. Peter Weicbel, Slraonson road bCOTT TOWNSHIP. HOTEL. Smith, Montdale SCRANTON. FIRST WARD HOTELS.

John Laybourn, Amelia ave Tbos Harrington. 2H26 Marvin st Michael Jas ttilboy, iHZ Market st Clark A White. 118 Market st Alice O'Malley. 318 Market 9t Ben i Davis. 2718 Main st John Jones, 180 Parkor st John 230 Market st Geo VV juabey, Mum and Market st Thcs Jones, M2 William st Henry Cbappell, 116 Market st John Koch, Driving Park RESTAURANTS Patrick Golden, 1U8 Market st Edward Loftus.

3S Harriet at Mark Moran, 342 Market st SECOND WARD HOTELS. James Golden, 18l9 Brick ave Charles (J Martin. YSS9 IN Main ave John Kelly, 22 Market st Wm JervlR, 1. Main ave Leonard. 113 Market st Richardson.

1836 Main ave Morris Morris. 1827 Main ave John Regan, 1777 Biick ave A Jr uonnen, iw erica ave Reean Flvnn. 343 rket 8t Burke Shea, Sanderson Market st THIRD WARD HOTEL. William Cusick, 707 Market st FOURTH WARD HOTELS. John Jones.

501 Bromley ave Frederiok Warnke, lift Main ave Fahey, 308 Main ave Lewis A Williams, 813 Main ave Margaret Gallagher, 1816 Jackson st P.lmon Thomas. 409 Main ave Alex Phillips. 871 Bromley ave Michael Writtnt iza a main ave John Davis, 1114 Jackson st RESTAURANTS. Charles Klmmick. 1121 Swetland st Alex Stevenson.

1124 Lafayette st Wigent Stern, 1607 Price st FIFTH WARD HOTELS. Joseph ZimmerU, 111 8 Main st Patrick McLauguiin. scranton st Almira Evans. 1610 Washburn st Smith. 129 Main ave Aung McDonough, 9n3 ScJanton st Smith, 1085 Jackson st Flynn, 129 Main et Anthony Denncbaum, 1111 Jackson et Lavelle.

2124 Luzerne st Patrick Taylor, 1117 Jackson st Wm Deckelnick, 344 Main ave Robert Alexander. 1114 Luzerno at Thomas Carroll, 1824 Lazerne st Kearney uannon, ilJJ Jaokson st Bernard McDermott, it39 Jackson at RESTAURANTS. Chester Cammer, 1702 Washburn st Mary Jones, 160? Washburn st SIXTH WARD HOTEL. John Maloney. Luz Railroad st SEVENTH WARD HOTELS.

John A Winter, 828 Capouseave Jimes Fadden, YTaeh A Phelps it Jams Hartnett, 8S4 Capooss ave Bridget Calkin, DOS Capoase ave Jeremiah Byan, 645 aponee ave hn Kelly. tt Caponse ave Bernard Leuthner. 822 Capouse ave Wm Stpallridge. 846 Capouse eve Jas McDonnell. 901 Oapoaae ave Belinda Cnlldn, 906 Caponse ave RESTAUBAET.

Denis Roche, 801 Caponse ave EIGHTH WARD HOTELS. Fred 8 Godfrey, Lacka and Franklin aves John Lohmann. 219 Lacka ave Joseph Modewlck, 4i9 8 Wyoming ave John Majernyik. Hickory and Wyo ave Wm Dwyer, 340 Washington ave Edwin Horn, 122 Franklin ave Lonis Lohuan, 325 Spruce st John Drury, 214 Lacka ave Thomas Connery, 422 6 Washington ave Patrick Jordan. 252 Wyoming aye James Michael McGovern, 318 Lacka ave White, Lacka and Wyoming aves Roche McFaddeo, Lacka ave Reilly.

220 Lacka ave Melvin, 122 Penn ave Callahan, 3(8 Lacka ave James Bughefc, 245 Penn are Joseph A Casse'e. 103 Lacka ave Ignatx Uram. 5U2 8 Washington ave Emma A Carpenter. 03 205 Spruce st Geo Brock. 232 Lacka ave Coyne, 301 Lacka ave A Ferdinando, 129 Penn ave Owen Cusick, 428 Lacka ave Lorenz Zeidler, 112 Franklin ave Ketrick Mlmartln, 816 Linden st Andrew Campbell, 424 Lacka ave John Casey.

8 Lacka ave Howard Wolfe, 31 Lacka ave Charles Miller, 143 enn ave Lemuel Mackey. 115 Penn ave Victor Koch 208 Lacka ave Truman. 217 Wyoming ave Wm A Rutledge, 327 Lacka ave Willis Higgins, 430 Lacka ave James Ferguson, 13ti Franklin ave Adam McClouskv, 404 Wash ave Fahey Dougherty, 229 Wyoming ave Chas P. Weichel, 238 Penn ave FredDurr, H13 Lacka ave Fred Weichel Jr, 111 Wyoming ave Thos Walsh 244 Wash ave Albert Zenke, 213 Penn ave Higgins Wall, 109 Penn ave Davies, 320 Centre st Wm Jenkins, 105 Lacka ave Frank Thompson, 18 Lacka ave Fred Martin. 235 Penn ave Keogh.

130 Penn ave Charles Weichel, 111 Wyoming ave Patrick Conway, 134 Penn ave Thomas Lane, 220 Spruce et O'Boyle, 36 Lacka ave RESTAURANTS. Peter Zeigler. 125 Franklin ave Robb. 211 Lacka ave Geo Backus. 225 Wash ave Napoleon Nothaker.

105 Wyoming ave Geo F. Jacobus, 414 Spruce st Martin Bird. 310 Spruce st Caroline Sontag, 418 8 Wash ave NINTH WARD RESTAURANTS. John Blatter. 507 Lack ave A Martin, 702 Wash ave Christian Gemeringer.

617 Lacka ave TENTH WARD HOTELS. Frank Mechler, 1319 Ash st Joseph Hans, Atb and Cross st Bernard Thauer, 2002 Ash st RE8TAURANT8. John Long, 1029 Prescott ave Mrs. Jacob Bambach. John and Abo st Sophia esthouser, 1626 Ah st ELEVENTH WARD HOTELS Joseph Nitch, 312 Elm st Michael Natter, 428 Alder et Frtd Weichel, 401 Cedar ave Mary Graff.

928 8 Wash ave August Schimpff, 92 Cedar ave John Rosen, 609 1 edar ave Charls Kirst, 1101 Cedar avenue Charles 9 Gelbert, 1210 South Wash ave James Eest, 308 Cedar ave Fred Miller jr, 7li2 Pittston ave Nicholas Gantz, 1029 8 Wash ave Gallagher. 1102 8 Wash ave Anthony Hafner, eSBPittson ave George Mirtz, 531 Cedar ave Peter Kuhner, 410 Pittston ave RESTAURANTS. Peter Keib, 722 Pittston ave Charles Huester, 816 Cedar avenue Christian Fickus, 720 Cedar ave Charles Mirtz, 415 Cedar ave Mary Muldoon, 1228 8 Wash ave Henry Laubscber, 412 Oedar ave Chas Eaestner. 514 Cedar ave Christian Klein, 1034 Pittston ave Jacob Hartman, 801 Cedar ave Fred Baldner, 430 Willow st Abraham Weichel. 602 Cedar ave Wm Shiok, jr, 710 Pittston ave THIRTEENTH WARD HOTELS.

John Horn, 1536 Cedar avenue. James Kelly, Von fctorch ave Daniol Kearney, 8i5 Green Mage st Robert Beebo, 1602 Dickson ave FOURTEENTH WARD HOTELS. Onorue Wen.i ch. 1032 Laoka ave Peter Rosar, 716 Lacka ave Philip Schuell. 626 Lacka ave D.

A. O'Connor, 147 Robii son et Joseph E. Hughes, 112 Main ave Moses Jones, 6ts3 Lacka ave Bini Aiitl onv. 414 Jl Wain ave Thoe Cogrove. 150 Main ave Lewis Jones, 134 Main ave Frank Stetter, 118 Main ave Peter Ross, 918 Lacka ave Thos McCormick, 401 Chestnut st Conrad Wenzel, 712 Lacka ave Thos Rinharde.

240 Main ave Margaret Scaulon, 302 Main ave Philip Rinslan 1, 1:10 Main ave TI lniUW awn Crossen Josephs, 1019 Lacka ave McHugh a Mangan, lue am ave RESTAURANT, Murphy, Chest and Robinson its FIFTEENTH WARD HOTELS. John E. Edwards, 502 Ma ave Morgan, 707 Hampton st Tho 8 Williams. 001 Main ave James 8. Cummings, 703 Main ave RESTAURANTS.

Dennis 8. Kelly. 581 Eynon st Uilbrido. uoi tcynon st SIXTEENTH WARD HOTELS. Flora Johnson.

828 Penn ave John Brown, 301 Penn ave Vincent aid fenn ave Diller St dumitz. 809 Penn ave Knowles. 447 Penn ave John Hennomuth, 331 Penn ave James Callaiian. 441 Penn ave Hunt Brock, Penn and Linden st Samuel Rlngsdorf, 403 Penn ave RESTAURANTS. Leibig, 443 Penn ave wm a Brennaa, renn ave Imeidopf A Burger, 845 Penn ave SEVENTEENTH WARD HOTELS, Michael O'Hara.

34 Lacka ave John J. Heflron, 620 Lacka ave. RESTAURANTS. Honeyager Gillespie. 522 Lacka ave EIGHTEENTH WiRD HOTELS.

PJGibney.SOBFifthst Patrick Rush, 118 Seventh st William Roth, 401 Ernmett st Frank J. Mangan, 226 Fifth ave John Flannery. 701 Scranton st O'Donnoll, 711 Scranton st Richard Walsh. 6.9 cranton st Patrick Golden. 613 Scrant mst Thomas Gerrity, 650 Ernmett st NINETEENTH WARD HOTELS.

Patrick Donnelly, 620 Beech st Augustus Rehiier, 529 Prospect ave Nicholas Sossonir, 128 Prosuecl ave Woyshnar tirzvwinski, 11 10 Prospect ave Chris Kellerman, 917 Prospect ave Hickey. 5i8 Pittston av John Schreiber, 501 Pittston ave RESTAURANTS Joseph Kramer, 1010 Prospect avs. TWENTIETH WARD HOTELS. Vox In Melvin. 1802 Cedar ave Alonzo Hubbard, 1328 8 Wash ave A Dunleavy, 1728 Cedar ave John McGee, Jr.

102 Cedar ave Patrick Corcoran, 1710 Cedar ave Frank Moeller, 1408 Prospect ave Thos O'Connor, 1508 Prospect ave O'Horo, eor Prospect and Fig st TWENTY FIRST WARD. Michael Burke, 1000 Providence road SOUTH ABINGTON TOWNSHIP. HOTELS. John Vosburgh, Clark's Summit John Boyce, Prov Abing T' pike Bernard McGreevy. Prov Ablng T' pike WAVERLY BORGUGH.

HOTEL. Charles Lee, Main it WINTON BOROUGH. HOTELS. Michael Hlrnav. Dolph st Jane Him, Delaware st Stefan Masleyar, Band at Michael Berah, Third ave Joseph Konleczny, Olarkson at John Ward.

Main road Edward Ocutollo, Churoh st Michael GalltKher. Bridge st John Mack, arkson st Gilmartin, Bridge Bt Michael Dano, Mylert ave John Meimack. Hill st Patriok 8 Walsh. Front st Peter Maslyar, Third ave Patrick Godfrey, Depot st John Unane. Main st John Walsh, Lacka st Annie Bncgo.

uoipn st Thos E. liddington. Olarkson st Edward Monly, Church st RESTAURANTS. Henry Spritzer. Doli.h st Mirhojtl ftarenran.

Jeesun Nanearrow, Main st Jobn 'I Bell, Railroad st John Onofry, Second ave WoychBocar, Dolph st TAYLOR BOROUGH. HOTELS. John Von Wcisenfluh. Main st Martin Wilhamg, Main st Michael McDonnell, Oak and Vain st Neison Lowry. Main st Rose Weiseufluh, Main st John Moor, Union it Michael Hannick.

Main st David H. Evans, Felteville jKmesMatlok. Oak st Benj Llewelyn, Main st Evan L. Davis. Main st Cath WeibeL Union st Wm Howells, Main st O'Horo.

Main st Cath Youngblood, Mam st John Weber. Main st John Davis, Mainst RESTAURANTS. Jacob Jaksoniak. Union st John Glynn, cor Main and Fourth st Martin Joyce. Main st James Powell, cor Main and Oak st Wm Morris, Feltsville Geo Faytak, Union st Leah A James, Oak st Charlotte Bray, Main st John Price, Main road John Jones, Grove st Jamee Mapleson, Main st Elizabeth Jones.

Hia at John Von Weisenfloh, Union st BOTTLERS. ARCHBALD BOROUGH. FIRST WARD. Max Kloprer, Main st CARBONDALE. SECOND WARD.

John ft Thomas Kennedy, River st THIRD WARD. Wm Smith. Wayno st Murray. 85 8 Main st Lawrence Coggins, 110 River st DUNMORE BOROUGH. SECOND WARD.

Jos Davitt, Mortimer st THIRD WARD. GeoPfahler. Third st FELL TOWNSHIP. Wm O'Koefe, Simpson Thos Howeran, Belmont st JERMYN BOROUGH. THIRD WARD.

McDermott, Depot st MAYFIELD EOROUGH. George Jubinski, Hill st OLYPHANT BOROUGH. SECOND WARD. George Prokopovitz, Jones st David Tinsley, Delaware st OLD TOWNSHIP. Michael Rossi, George st SCRANTON.

il i rtl SEQORD WARD. John Lnken, Lloyd st Adam Spltzer, 1119 Mead ave FOURTH WARD. Wm Stevens, 1717 Lafayette st FIFTH WARD, Henry Walther, 1915 Jackson st SEVENTH WARD John Roach, 315 Gibson st EIGHTH WARD. Zang Kapmeyer, rear 121 Penn ave NINTH WARD. A Sohrader, 726 Adams ave ELEVENTH WARD.

Frank Gram bo, 1008 Pittston ave FIFTEENTH WARD. Henry Schubert, 431 8 Ninth st NINETEENTH WARD, Peter 6chieber, 1101 Meadow ave Joseph Spitzer, 815 Meadow ave TWENTIETH WARD. Mathiss Bugno, 1320 Prospect ave WINTON. Hngh Murray, Delaware st WHOLESALE. ARCHBALD BOROUGH.

FIR8T WARD. Thos A3 Healey, Main st THIRD WARD. Hyman Beckstein, Main st James Kearney, Bridge st CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP. Bernard Murphy, Main road CARBONDALE. SECOND WARD.

Byrne, 83 South st THIRD WARD. John McDonald, 51 Main st DICKSON CITY BOROUGH. FIRST WARD. Geo Reichard, Goo Weaver, Jennie 0 Reichard, Karl Katz, Boulevard road MAYFIELD. David Mendleson, Public road OLYPHANT BOROUGH.

FIRST WARD. Edward Tinsley, Hill st SECOND WARD. Wm Goodman, cor Jones and Dol st John Curran, 802 Lacka st Si RANTON. SIXTH WARD. John Mahon, 428 Third st EIGHTH WARD.

Holthsm Wliobel, 234 Penn ave. Morris Srhwartzkopff. 243 Penn ave Walsh, 32 Lacka ave A A Casey, 216 Lacka avo Wm Kelly, 18 Lacka ave Gilgailon. 812 814 Spruce st ELEVENTH WARD. Gustav A Miller, 434 Cedar ave THIRTEENTH WARD.

Rarrick, Sanderson ave FOURTEENTH WARD. Gorman Cummings, 608 Lacka ave TAYLOR BOROUGH. Hannick Moore, Main st BREWERS. CARBONDALE. THIRD WARD.

Peter Krantz, Church st DICKSON CITY BOROUGH. FIRST WARD. Gutknecht Hufragel, road DUHMORE BOROUGH. SIXTH WARD. McQnade Son, Blakely st SCRAN'! ON.

ELEVENTH WARD. Michael Hand, 1216 1218 Cedar ave Mina Robinson, Alder st Casey Kelly Brewing Co, Locust st FOURTEENTH WARD. Robinson's Sons, Seventh st JOHN H. TBO dAS. Clerk of Q.

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