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peered, to represent te LOCAL OLEAHIHOSt ick, John Gorda and George Tagra, I and rp Max Levmgkindjiros. 10 Recommends Cleveland's Snpsrior BaHcj Powder, and condemns the nse of Amritii ta Bating Powder. is to certify that 1 1 have examined Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder, samples of which I purchased in open market, and I that can recommend it as a good, wholesome, and unadulterated article. It does not contain ammonia, an ingredient of many baking powders, and one which I regard as highly objectionable since it seriously impairs digestion. I have examined biscuits baked with an ammoniated powder, and have found, as has been repeatedly that the ammonia was still there; Cleveland's powder gave the amount of pure carbonic acid claimed for it by the manufacturers.

EDGAR F. SMITH, Ph. F. C. Prof, of Chemistry in Wittenberg Springfield, January 1887.

The Very Best Solid" Gold und Silver, WATCHES "i -AND- JEWELRY AT REDUCED PRICES. population -OX pittston and Pittston, while work show S091 in tb borough of Pitutou alone, and 'West-Pitta-ten still to be A lair from this canvass, gives both borough a population of over 20,000. WEST SIDE. Xoeal Sreata, PanosaMilaa aad Obsertay tlona Jatoraat. Thomas Watkius, of Throop, was in town to-day.

Miss Mame Hiller, of Carbondale Is the guest of Mis Blanch Emory. -r John H.Brown is confined to his borne, corner of Tork avenue and Parke street, by sickness. Mr, it. K. White will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian to morrow afternoon.

".6. Mr. J. P. Delahunty, who dislocated her arm last week by a fall down stain, is getting along comfortably.

The service attending the installation of Bev B. Cooper, of the the Tabernacle Congregational Church, took place this and the cere nony of ordination was attended this afternoon. Don't forget the fair aad festival of Trinity Guild in the basement of the new' church on Spring street, Thursday evening. There will be an opportunity offered on the occasion for a pleasant interchange of opinions, and all will enjoy a delightful visit Everyone is Bev. D.

Coxe discussed "OoBsecration" th morning at the Scranton Convocation- of the Central Pennsylvania Diocese of the Epis copal church Bev. Mr. Stroud will speak of the Sunday School service this afternoon: The report from the different churches showed that the mission work of the was never In a more flourishing condition than now. VThe next session of the Convocation will be held in Towanda next May. There are four convocations in the diocese, Soran ton, Hamsburg, Beading and Wl hamsport, and meetings are held in each, three timet a The team of horses belonging to H.

Kyte ran away ahortly after noon yesterday creat ing considerable consternation along the line of their flight They plunged madly down Montgomery street and tore loose from the Wagon to Which they were attached, At the 'Biver street crosaing. They continued their headlong flight until opposite the residence of Wm; Allen they encountered a tree, against which the neck yoke by which they were attached caught and threw them to the grout d. Tlieir subsequent proceeding were not exciting. The wagod wilt need some re pairs. In West Pittston, Jan.

18, by Bev. W. Scott Stites, John Sharps, of Wyoming, and Mis. Mary K. Urease, ot West nttstoa To Rev.

and Mr. W. Stites, of Wyoming, on Saturday, Jan. letn, 1887, a eon. At the residence of her sister, Mrs.

Bolan, Id HuKhestown. on the 18th inst. Bridget Baa- arty, aged 3T years. Funeral will take place to-morrrow Afternoon at. ociocK.

A Western newspaper says that the latest sensation la a St Louia horse that chew tobacco; but the greatest sensation is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, now used by every sensible person. Tnl Weak AT OOONS A ULLMAX'S TOXDB PALAOA. -100 dozen men's white shirts, reinforced linen bosom and linen cuffs, all sizes from 14 to 17, at 26 eta, just half the regular price (which is 60 cts we offer this lot to our cus tomers this week only at 26 ctafor any size. Men' all wool knit Guernsey made in Pittston, now $14)0 each factory price was $15.

Boys' knit guernseys, 90 cts. Men's knit jackets reduced from $1.26 to 86 cts. Our entire stock of ladies', misses and chil dren' cloaks, reduced to half former price. $10.00 cloaks uow $5 00. $5.00 cloaks now $2450.

$1.60 children's cloaks, 60 eta. Men's 50 cent caps now 25 cts-: 60 dozen men's woolen socks, assorted, reg ular price 25 cents, we offer to you this week your choice 16 oent a pair. Our entire stock of winter goods reduced to half former price. Coons TJllman's Trade Palace, Crilsisa Trial Mat Aecesisl Week. 1IOHOAT, JAAUABT81, 1887.

Conuv Thomas Quinn, tel entry and Martin Bock, proa. Samuel Sheppard, fel entry and Martin p.W. Simon Sbipnerwitch. Martin Bock, Bernard Timma, alias Alva Tirnms, 1 and Frank Motta, pros. Bernard Daniels and Alva Thorns, 1 and Matthias Tasta.

pros. John Sseeney, a and inflicting grievious bodily harm aadKa and Thomas Dobuon, nros. John Bella and Andro Baila, acoessorie to homicide; uenernan, uounty ietecuve, -r John 8 Carey, tip house; Amos Dennis, pros. John 8 Carey, selling liquor on Sunday; A mm it Dennis, nros. John 8 Carey, John A Eriedler and Jamea Tredinnick, for entry and detainer, thrue conntr Amre at uennia, pros.

Bryan Markey and Mary Markey, mal mi; John Bran. proa. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Bailway Company, nuisance; Charles Davie, pros. TUESDAY, FXBBUAAT 1. Paul Lowyn, Mathw Ferguson and George Zierdt 1 and ZeuKass, pro.

John Hatton, mal breaking down fences; Nicholas Cunius, pros. Mary Eennan, a and Marg McBrierty, Tompkins Van Fossen, a and Susannah Van Foeaen, prox. John Ferry, a and Nathan Steiner, pros. ticott ncMrai, ueorge tteiomiuer ana via-ham Staffenberg, ag a and and a and Ed' ward Griffith, proa. 1 1 Fred Nelman, Bernard Batsart, JnoC Meyer ana William netman, ag a ana ana a ana Oj Siirmund Twarowsk pro, Fred Neiman, Bernard Ratzart, Jno 0 Meyer and Wm Neiman, a and Julia Twarowski, prox.

Abram Smith, a and be Wm Mason, nroz. Geo Tagra, reals ting public officei; Charles Souit pro. Nike Oratob, Mike Tagerf Mike Tags II, John gairhmar, John Feraats, Mike Bednar. uuu i srnuuu, auuiwiy ana i a i John Bresnahan. issuinc fraudulent receipt at election; Jamea Keating, pro.

Jonn Bresnahan, oMlecting taxes from per sons exonerated; Henry Zeigler, proa. uavia enuius, 1 ana Jacob Snyder, proa, WADNtSOAT, riBBVABX 2. -i Geonre Puterbaueh. 8 Howell and Boyce, supervisor's neglect; EI 8 Butter prof. Jaoob Koch, jr defrauding boarding housekeeper; Harry Sobeidel, pro jobn ISvers, misdemeanor in office; T.

J. Heffernaa, County detective, pros. xieary ueboaki, an Mary Hannau, prox. -William A Snow, uttering false receipt, Charles Hower, -pros. WUIiamJA Snow, forgery; Charles Howert Margaret Wylie and Alexander Bereridge, for entry and detainer, three counts; Luther Curtis, proa.

Titman, ag a and and a and Jobn (Jottrell, pros. John Cottrell, a and BT Titman pros George Watkins and Annie Watklns, 1 and Aatnartoe Billot, pros. Adolph Herschkovics and Henry Hersch kovics, libel; Blph Schwarizi pros. Patrick Munlny and John Munley, a and upoaia puoiic omcen Jonn UUboaley, pros Jdhn Cavanaugh, a and Samuel Kogers, pros. Peter Ohesnas, a and Johanna Cheanas, prox.

Jdmes McGuire, a and Maggie McGul-e, TBUBSDAT, HBBUABY 8. Frederick Schmidt, tip house; Heffer-nan, County Detective, pros. Frederick Schmidt, selling liquor on Sunday; I' Heffernao, County Det etive, pro. John Novialis, ag a and aud a and Ma'y Odinska, prox John Pekuiski, 1 and John Kulkofski, pro Mike Sosa, John Vanenshock, Johu Mike Marahlock and John Motsco, a and nnie Pettrel, prox. Mike Sosa, Jobn Vanen-hock, John John-dick,) Mike Marahlock and John Motsco, a and Mike Htmidy, Mike Sosa, John Vanenshock, John John-dick, Mike Marshlock and John Motsco, breaking windows; Annie Pettrel, prox.

Peter Boice, resisting public officer; Willism Jones, pros. Hugh J. Conarty, seduction and and Mary Judge prox. Louis 8ilverptein, pointing pistol; A Van-Tnyle, pros. Domvitch, John Kosek, proa.

John Halter, and John Waepper, pros. George Stark, a and.oj Harry Laubach, pro. George Crooks, a and Joseph Cloherty, pro. Frank Rommel, embezzlement as consignee; Jeremiah pros. IWDAT, TBBBUABY 4 The Philadelphia ft Beading Railroad Co, nuisance; Anthony McCormick, pros.

The Philadelphia ft Reading Railroad Co, nuisancer Henry Ashton, pros. Frit and William Haney, a and Adolph Herschkovics, pros Thomas Evans and Frits, a and Adolph HerscbkovKS, pro. Richard Everly, aandb; Adolph Hersch-kovicz, pros. Leo Lowery, Peter Kozoski, pioe. Richard Metterail, 1 and A Hildebrand, Richard Metterail, a and to rape, three counts; Julia A nnaebrand, prox.

Wm Jones, alias Wm Bitten), and jonn a tiuaeorana, pros. Joseph Moireski, pc Frank Koon. pros. Edwin Baylies, fel a and three count; unanotte uayiiss, prox. SATURDAY, FEBRUARYS.

Wm Behee, desertion; Lor.isa 0. Behee, prox. Peter Boice, desertion: Annie Boice. prox. Peterhesnae, desertion; Johanna'Chesnas, prox.

-John Haston, desertion; Rich Brenton, pros, SUBJSTY OASBS. Thomas Brooks, Joseph Cloherty, pro. George Brooks, Joseph Clohertv. pro. Mr Patrick Burke, Mr Ella Gillette, prox.

Mr Patrick Burke, Mr Milton Pike, prox. Mrs Patiick Burke, Mrs' James John Scott, Frank Knjffen, pros. Hugh Warner and Mary -Warner, James urossan, proa, Louis Silversteio, A VabTuyle, proa. Hanora Hyde, James Hennossy, pro. A VanTuyle, Louis Silversteio, pro.

Michael. Gebschaf, George Bhetlock and jonn Local, jobn Vowsick, pro. Samuel Rogers, Cassie Rogers, prox, Richard Lee, Susan Lee, pros Hugh Gilmore, Cath MeManus, prox. James McGuire, Patrick Griffin, pros. XeMaraiaTa Court ProellBaa.

Before non. Chas, E. Bice. P. J.

Common-Plea John Collins vs A Collin at at: lain tin takes a voluntary noa suit. -Charles Frederick et ux vs OB Stiver et alt Defendants siiaires'ed deatli or plaintiffs. la re lunaev of Oatharine Arml'am: PnHllea Hon ordered to effect that final account of Nlramo will be oonflrmeaabealutolr February 14, unless exoeptlons are filed on or before that dita. May Tougher va Martin Lynch: Bute why ap-pvl should not be entered nuno pro tunc; return' able next argument day. 8 Jones Perrlni Jury find in favor of plaintiff for $261 S.

Hugh Owen vs Boyd et nx et al. Case on, Markle Bros A Co. vs John Knels: Rule why at-taohmen shall not be dissolved; return at argument court. TR Hughes, administrator of estate of Edmund Jonas, deceased, vs Geo Richards; Ju'y out Cont'nuedS WtTJ Bin vs A Pardee A Co, and Co; Sarah Gerry vs Tbos Sheridan. Adjourned.

Before Hon. D. L. Bhone. O.

O.J. OrpAa1 Court Estate of 8 8 Winchester: Audit oloaed; bearing completed and evidence filed Estate of Manraiet McNalty: Vt supra. Estate of David Waters: Ut supra. Eata of Michael Learn: Rule renewed and mae returnable first dsy of Maroh term. Estate of Jacob Zimmer: Trustees' aocouat approved and decree of diatribulioa awarded.

Adjournrd. PER80N8 WISHING TO MAKE MONET IN STOCKS. GRAHf, PROYISIOMS AID OIL, BHOtTtiD INVE8TinATE LAURIE ft CO.8 BT8-TEM OP DEALING IN SMALL OR LARGE i LOTS ON ONE PERCENT. CASH MARGINS. Tm Dollars will, for example, oover tea 100 Shares, or i.ooo bushels of Grain.

Explanatory Pmpblet Free. Quotations Wired. Orders and Margins received by Telegram er Mail. AJTRTTC CO STOCK BROKERS, 1 ALSO DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE, 856 Broadway, New Vork. The members of the firm are.

naUemea of xpe Hence and high standing In the Grain aad Stock Ooa: mission business, and anton- (heir re fennoe are a number of tb leading Banks." New York Commercial Sem. "Tbey have alainless buotneas leeord, and their bona fides are Indisputable. Tha reputation of the firm is such, that parties can rest assured of receiving their profits the moment they are mad, no matter what the amount may Aew For Evening Telegram. Candidate Tor Conatable. 1 announce myself as a candidate for Constable of West Pltuton borough and If nominated and e'ected will serve the yubac faithfully.

MJ-tf. A. E. WRIGHT. IMItlTCn Agent of reliability to manage II AH I fit our IniereKis In jrt of your County hr the Introduo'loa of the Latest, Laurent, ena Cheapest General Atlas ayer offered the publloi iskoll's Popular Fainl'y All as of the World Oontalnnig Ml page isfaw, itrti tn.

weight Ihe. (toM In Three Weeks. Apply early, with fiiH particular as to yourexperienoe, tnL K. Rubra 1SII IHIhaM Bt. Vhll1 1.

'niaTt Twwa talk aad HpMKla la mmi Aboat tba Hroah. "Her Sacrifice to-nightjn Musie HalL The original Little Tycoon Co. will be here Feb. Old Torse and Central oreaker resumed Work to day. The Pittston Beethoven Maennerchor wIU give a grand sociable in Armory Hall on the 21st of February.

The Pennsylvania oa! Company yesterday dispensed about $86,000 to about 2800 em ployes at this point A quartette from the Emerson Glee Club will sing at the lecture in the east side Presby terian Church Friday evening. The Harvey's Lake Bailroad is completed to the lake, and partes at te lake are now receiving goods over the' line. The Water Street Bridge Csmpany has de- elsred a semi-annual dividend of two per cent payable on or after the 20th Inst. Prof. K.

Lucoock, will deliver a free lecture next Friday evening in (he Broad street Pres byterian Church under the auspices of the T. M. 0. A. The Ninth Begiment cone In for a- fair hare of praise from disinterested parties for their soldier and gentlemanly appearance at the inauguration yesterday.

Abbey's Uncle Tom's Cabin will be here Jan. 29th, afternoon and evening. Mrs. Howard, the original Topsy. is wita.this company.

Two band, two Mark, two Topsys, Jubilee Singers and other good people. Eagle Hose Cocpany has decided to bold a pink fair and festival on ihe 22d of February at the We Pittston Rink. This entertain ment is to be unique, and under the management of the Eagle boys itexpected that it Will prove tne very pink of perfection. A special meeting Of the P. 0.

of A. wil be held Thursday night, the 20th after the regular Camp session, for the purpose of 'electing officer for the Camp military company, all member ate earnestly requested to bJ present, By order of Committee. 2t Company came heme thia morning none the worse for their day's attendance upon the inauguration of Governcr Bearer yesterday. They report a pleasant time, and agreeable Lieut Burns was in command and won the good will of his company by bis attention. -r.

'v: Albert McAlplne, aged 11 years, died at his home in Pleasant Valley Monday evening He was esteemed by all who knew him, and hi demise is a matter of great sorrow. Hi funeral will occur Friday afternoon, services at the Presbyterian church in Pleasant Valley at 2:30. Interment in the cemetery of that village. Ju Zeppa, the Child of the Mines," was pre sented last evening at Music Hall with much force and effect The company include some of the best dramatic talent, and "Zeppa" proved a good an entertainment as "MXies," "Zeppa" being a counterpart. MessraClap- ham and Crowell are entitled to credit for their strong dramatic organization.

Early on Monday morning Mrs. Frank Bon- tein took a dose of ammonia by mistake. She picked up, in the dark, what aha supposed was a bottle of medicine, but it proved to be ammonia, and took A dose from the bottle be fore discovering her mistake. Of course her mouth and throat were badly burned, and but for the prompt relief given by a physician the mishap might have resulted more seriously. Commissioner Haines was in town this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. 8. Simpson returned home from their wedding trip last evening, and are at home to their friends. Miu Floy Crowell appear every evening this week at Music Hall.

As "Zeppa" Mis Crowell was a rery strong force. J. A. Lane left this afternoon Jtor Town Line, Lucerne County, where he anticipates several brashes with the sly fox. Beynard will probaoly give him the slip.

"Men should be what ther eem." and if they are suffering tortures with toothache, they should not try to smile and. look cool and handsome. How much wiser to ease the pain with a bottle of Salvation Oil, which can be bought for 25 centa. PitutoB sua Weal PlMatam Dlrc'y Mr. T.

P. Bobtnaon baa in press, soon to be Issued, a first class reference work which will contain all the advantages which a directory, of the oittaen of our twin borough can desire. A thorough and careful canvass has been made' and shows a decided Increase In the population since the last census. No pain or expense will be spared to make it equal (in it service of usefulness) to tha di rectories of our largest cities. The change which hare recently taken place in regard to bosiness locations will be corrected to the hour of going to press.

The new officer of the Commonwealth recently installed into office will appear in the directory, and also the recently elected, officer of societies and associations. C---C- Th comparative value of books of reference is often of much importance to people who have to consult them in haste for the service they require of. them. If they find the name of the person whom they seek, correal ly spelled and in its proper alphabetical order, and th street and number definitely given, they are satisfactorily served, without much further If the reference to the location of any street la required and readily found in a proper street directory the book ha done a further service, which the user wiU appreciate. If any or all of these advantages are wanting, the book, will be thrown aside with a feeling of dissatisfaction and contempt I Those who have given their order for Mr.

Robinson's directory should see to it that they are not duped by the presentation of an inferior work now being circulated, which contains about One-third of the names, badly spelled, and worse located, with no- street directory and no classified business directory, and both borough so mixed that the stranger will be at a loss to know where may seek for th name be may find. Mr. Bobinson ha had twenty year ex peri en oa in the preparation of director! of the largest cities in the United Bute, and consequently will not palm off any inferior work upon those who have a right to expect a faithful directory of each borough, separately compiled, i T' The Strang book which ha recently ap- i Absolutely Pure, i Tfate nowdf mm varies. A marvel of purttv strength and wholesomenese. More eoonomlca wan uie oruinnry kiduh, una cannufc oe soiu id oonpetition with the multitude of low teat, shot weight alum or phosphate powders.

Bold onl 1 cum Botai. Baiiho Pdwdbb 1M Wall WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 188T. BT CETERA. at rroi i Business Has. and Facts and Taaalaa Gleaned.

Wanted Ooe first class put maker on custom work. Apply at M. Greenwood's, tf I Wanted 10 experienced pants makers. Apply at M. Greenwood'.

-U Mr. and Mrs. Jud. Fitch, of Northumber land, celebrated the twentieth anniversary of Cluir marriage on Monday evening; last There was a large company of friends present, and most enjoyable time was bad. At the Wyoming Valley laundry, just below the ferry Bridge, on and after Monday next, raie for lauodiying collars will be reduced to St cu.

each and cuffs to 6 eta. a pair. i To rent House on George 8t APP'T Jacob Paiaer's barber shop. 18-1 Bohemian Milwaukee' Beer bottled at the Brewery for family use, by the box, at Lob man's. jv Warned A girl for general housework, Applf at 26 William street, Pittston, Pa, 2t Fetterolfs sale of horses and general livery stock will take place on Thursday.

The Btereos drag store, in Lamb's Block, has changed hands, and will hereafter be In charge of Jos. B. Hayes, agent. 18 3t Every pair of Boots and Shoes at A. Fold- ma's has bean marked down below coat of manufacture in order to reduce stock.

Swelling to Bent Over Coons TJllman's store. Inquire of H. T. Bowkley. tf Offices for rent, apply to J.

W.Nimmo. To lev 1 houses on Kennedy 8t Apply to J. L. McMillan. headquarters for skates at B.

G. Carpenter A Go great store and house furnishing store, WilkavBarre. For rent A six room dwelling, with modern improvements, over Weiscargert store, STorth Main 8b Apply to J. W. Nimmo.

-l Two Dwellings for rent on William 8t In, oMiro of Mini Bowley. Lohmann's restaurant, E. Market St WUkea-Barre. Wanted to rent A -1Q room house, Wast Pittston. Modern conveniences.

Good rent will be paid for good properly. Box 1099 P.O. tf for rent two vacant dwellings, Ave rooms eaoh; 'enquire at' the store corner Main and Market streets. A good team of work horses, with wagon, -harness, etc, for male cheap for cash. 3.

J. Pymood, Sturmerville. jll-dtw. Buy Miners' 10 cent Stick Vairmonnt coal la free from culm and slate; on mi freely; makes a hot fire and is aura to p'eaa. 'Ask your teamster to bring you a Dealer may talk as they will of oysters, but Lohmann has the basil and biggest in Wilkes-Barre.

Barred in every style. Wilkes-Barre is to hare a base toll club. lor Bent Two stores, two offices, several dwellings and a splendid barber shop. G. Thompson.

Wanted 5 girls. On hand 1 errand boy, 1 teamster and 2 lady clerks. Apply at the Pittston Employment Bureau, Howell's Block, Broad Begular dinners every day from 12 to 130 'clock at Lohmann's, Wilkes-Barre. A. Feldman is determined to reduce his immense stock of Boots and Shoes, aud there-Xora will show you prioes that will astonish you.

Give him a call; it will pay you. Buy Miner's 10 cent Stick Call at A. Feidman'a Shoe House and see the way goods hare been marked down; it will astonish you. Buy Miners' 10 cent Stick Salve. Shrewsbury oystors, the finest in the world reoeim tosh every day, and served in every style, at Lohmann's, Wilkes-Barre.

Good liquor warms the heart of man As nothing else below here can Havana leaf well done up serve To soothe the mind and calm the nerves, And both together, used with care, Give man a noble, classic air, Ton acquiesce with bow profound And say, "Oh where can ther be found? Go forth, tweet youth, they wait you there, At a.enneav's, on runuo square. i I the time to buy real estate. I hare several good bargains in lota, dwelling and place worth from $200 to $40,000, and py ing big returns on the investment Call quick. G. B.

Thojuvox, Agt SbwlOtStrU.St. 1 J. McDonnell's $2.50 shoe, made to order and in stock. Fine sewed shoes $3.60. No store goods sold here.

tf Pattella 0o" Order for alt kind of fin finishing work and stained window receive the most careful auanlioa at J. R. Patterson A full stock of builders' hardware, nails; etc, kep eoQstanily Prices exceedingly low 1 ST. NEAR POST OFFICE Get Your Watch Repaired. rt Call Early and Secure Bargains, I -i lr: -rilr UPU'Q ilin RftYR lv CLOTH I Large etocfc of I.

OVERCOATS BELOW COST-Vvl si.su;.--.! Undorncai? of all Styles and Quality. The- large- stock of Clothing'atthe Henrj. Cohen Jloicj Reuse Must be Sold to Settle up Estate of Henry Cohen, i CUSTOfJ HMD still well stootied with thsj Choicest Patterns. Don't i forget the place. Opposite Eagla Hotel.

JVotlce to the Public 1 N. J. Smith desires to give aottoe to bis patron and the nubile at be baa remomd bia wagoa and oarrUge mafcinc esuiblirhment from Vesa bittat iatothe building on South Main street, Pittston, formerlt occupied by W. H. Aerr Her be wlh be pleased tome-told aad new Mend and guarantees that ail work intrusted to him shall be done setirfactorily and at lowest prices.

Wt Pittston Inoe 8I103K NOAH ADAMS kaviag opened a Shoe thop the (Hick block on Lwaorne of Linden (under Mr. Jackson's Muuaery Store) mvitee tbe patronage of the public. He pairing promptly done lathe most woramsnUka maaner. sjlm Notice. T.

B. Leonard, of Bt. Charles Hotel I prepared to furnish a Brai-oUas turnout, slngieor doublsa tag partMaj luaorals or weutung at aay CL0THINGSAL1 't. J. E.

JARCK, WATER Best Place in town to MUSIC HALL. FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING Monday January IT. Engagement of the Brilliant Young- Artist FLOY CROWELL Supported by the Eminent Actor 8. K. CHESTER and a oompany of naezcelled Strength, opening Monday evening in the QreeLondoa Sensation or Hot GaUty.

The Child ot the Mines WE DNESD LY-. Her Sacrifice TH17BSDATn.MM,...-,,entenoed to Death BATDBDAT Faacheoa SATUttDAY KIGHT. Twist Saturday Matinee ADMISSION 10. 20 and 80 ots. Ko extra charge for reserved seats.

Diagrams open Thursday, Jauuary IS, at 8 a. m. Candidate for Tax-Collector. I announce 'myself as a candidate for tax ool. Vector of West Pittston borough, JOHN S.

JENKINS. West Pittston, Jan. 17,1887. For Two stores, one saloon, several dwellings, on Ponth Main airees. Two dwellmso with all modern each with nine rooms on William Btreet, near Main.

Apply.at p. BohanV Wanted. General Agents, to handle Williams Copper plat MAP OF THE UNITED STATUS, MEXICO, Ac Slse Csxsa inches. t. w.

smith, oa, Sooth Sixth Philadelphia. Bale. On new two hone sprma- wagon with rib body, eost tsoe, a one hone witter and top buggy. WUIsaU cheap for oaah or take part payment in groceries JOHN NASH, Bottler. Welsh Bin." ---i For Bent.

The store, and tad aad atories ot the Brh-k Building north half opposite the Miners' Bavings Bank, Sooth Main ttfc- -For terms apply to JOHH RlOHABDS. Atty. Over Miners'. Savin-g Bank Estrajr Came the praeaisea-of the subscriber, in Hughestown. on Jan.

lath, a black and tan Hound Dog. recover hint, if called for nitblnawe 4. chargeat. I7j-lw. Joan Ldmlet.

Plno Tuning-. a O. TARE BR, of New Tork, who has sold aad tuned pianos In this vioinHy for the past twenty years, visits Pltisconabontoncxa month, and will attend to any orders left at O. Mahon Blnser Hewing Machine Agency, Water Bu, or at th Sinclair House, fie will be bare about tb SMh of the month. For Rent.

The store bow occupied by Aug. Gam parts; aleo roooia ovi-rbead. suitable for offlora, Inquire at tb Henry Cohan thing Uoua. K. i li.