The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 7

OI.D, SATURDAY I.IOIIj TING, MAY 2:5, 1891. rr 4 10 It TV FOIiT. dmutnntnti. CCXK and eimbixu. I i wi- We are now quartered In our new building (a few doors fccicrw former location) with a complete line of A A IB AT WKolesale 'nvimf On Our ISuertaors fc ta Say About the leal.

The statement that the Coxe-lleadlcg deal UcLeod In fighting trim, and that he meana to bust the combination, knock out the old peroentaga plan ot awarding the output and run the coal trade generally to suit himself, la not believed up this way for moment. A. well known operator said yesterday 'The Heading cannot afford to Indulge In any fanny business. It most have better prices lor coal If It wants to prosper, and this can not be done by a campaign ot bluster. The capacity of all the regions Is "40,000,000.

Ths market don't want 40,000.000. How then can the trade be conducted so as not to be ruined by overproduction? By a wise system of restriction, ot course, and Mr. IIoLeod knows this as well as I do. As to the Ooxe deal It may help the trade Ion know the LenlgH Valley could not manage JEckJey, probably the Beading will, It is to be hoped so at least. He has been getting oars during periods of restriction In order to keep him quiet and orderly, muon to the Injury of tne reet of us too, by the way, but now It Is hoped be will -etop his collieries when ordered to do so.

The Beading will find him hard to manage, of course, but the Inference Is that President HeLeod baa a wonderful Influence over him. "flow about folic? Is be going to get a private rate?" 5 "That remains to be seen. You know he built a bit of a railroad according to the termi of the contract, and jp he will be a -cairleras well as a shipper. Other companies have done thlr, andv by a confusion of terms and titles get Immense favors from -the big railroads. Mr.

Ooxe was smart la this particular, and now he will have no further use tor the later-State Commerce Commission." "Are the Lehigh Yalley people sorry to lose him? "I think not. He has been an elephant on their hands for a long time. He has caused them annoyance and expense, and as to his tonnage during the busy seasons It will not 1 be missed, for there were not, enough cars to go around any now." "Is Mr. Coxe's ooal ot good quality?" "dome ot It is good and some very bad The Inferior grade is offered at low prices and it embarrasses other companies very much. Mr.

Coxa will underbid the Beading Poultry Netting, Garden Tools, Grindstones, Cement -Terra Cotta and Soil Pipa Builders' llardivare, a Wire-Barbed, Ribbon and Twisted. 10BBERS OFIIARDVMRt in oulLUmea and Mr.icLJwIII find him JvnUJ nhw nnu. nnV luvlhr nttin flurmim tMbtnlu. rather duck pretty often. Flermvn vesterdav.

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Boys and children's straw hats, ioc, 15c, 19c, 25c; worth double. Men's and boy's tennis caps, 15c. and 25C.J Nellie Bly caps, 25c. The Marlowe and" Bernhardt caps in all shades, 45c, 50c. and 65c' Yacht caps In all colors.

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thA strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch Arrowroot or Sugar, and ia therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delictus, nourisliing. trengthening, jeasily. digested, And admirably adapted for invalids as. well as for persons in health.

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The most cempleM Muslo store in Luserne Co. PEOBY 34 Haia St Do like Soup so ask yonr grocer to Bend you a quarter pound tla oi "EDWASOJ-DuSmiED- Essence ot meat and vegetables combined, all ta a dry state. Bold In Europe (manufactured there), Asia, Africa, and mm by Its own intrinsic merits (orbing itself Into every city, town, village and camlet in the United States. Samples furnished free, for which and price list address. OLITEB ANKETELL, 28 8outb Williams, we66-196 New York TheifoUowin copied froa Straight Ttps, a book binders' onr nal published at Bufialo, N.

Y. "One of the brightest aad altogether best samples of ruling wt have yet seen came to our nodct the other day. It emanates frorx the establishment of-J, Raedet of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. It vrouW be a credit to New York or London, Eng. Bravo, Wiikes-Barre." DU PONT' Urxrso, Blastixs aito Bnitdi IS HUnutactared at tbs WapwaJlopen Kills, Le erne and at WUmlncton, Delaware.

HENRY BELIN, General Aeent for the District F. V. ROCKAFELLOW Wilkes-Barre Agent for the Repiono Caemieal E1GH SIPLOSITB 9QLM MlWniACrnjBIB OJ TBI Parquet and-RoyalBics-- tom Cigars. GKltClillicl'SlliMlE: Mothers, -we have everything in spring and summer dresc for your girls. Infants Wear Our Specialty.

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Corsets to suit ewervbody, 1 We are sole agents for many of the btst makes1 JOS. I COONS CO. WE Have low prices tht will please you in the the followme goods. Butter, Egs and Cheese. WE Handle nothing but Bradford County but ter, and at such a low price that will surprise you if you call.

Hams, Shoulders, and Bacon. Sell ou Smoked and Salt meats cheaper than any other store. Call and get prices Datis WE At 3 o'clock on Wednesday, at the residence of llr. and Elrs. Henry Btroa, on Elver street, the ceremony by which their daughter, Hiss tlafjie, was united in marriage to Samuel llarsdea was performed by Dev.

W. B. Ketherton. The ceremony was private, only the immediate family being present The happy couple left almost immediately for an extended wedding trip, the destination being kept secret. After their return they will immediately commence honeakeeplng in the house lately built by Mr.

Man den on Quiver street. The bride is one of the most esti mable and popular young ladles ot the town. Mr. Marsden is employed by the L. W.

B. Co. and is one of the most popular young men of the place. Miss Boorel school at the Maltby end ot the borough gave their closing entertain ment In Btella Presbyterian Church on Wednesday Bev. W.

I. Gibbons, pastor of the onurch, presided. The enter tainment was a success is every Miss Boorel was assisted by Mra. Edward Smith i Mrs. William McDowell aad Mrs, J.

B. 8. Keeler, In keeping the children under con trol In the infant's room which was used as a dressing room. Mrs. I.

O. Eckert was the accompanist. The program was as follows: Slnalna by the school. "Happy Greeting to All:" opening addresby Daisy Davis; select reading by wime uouartney, "xne eonooi-master and the Boy;" "Boor House Nan," a recitation by Carrie Booth; singing by the school, "Touch not the Cup;" James Little, recitation; varsnau uootn, recitation; select reading by Mabel Maklispn; "At the Bar." recitation by Mary Stock; singing, "Merry Farmer Boy;" "Helplul ObUdren," by five ouptls; Mei vie Herbert, recitation; "Vacation is Coming," by Jennie Bodyoomb; "Time Enough," recitation, Edna Ellsworth; "The Barefoo Boy that Drives the Cattle Home," by Katie "Merry -Workers," singing; Emma Glaan, reolfationt "His Mother's Song," Prudence Morris; Annie Little, recitation, "The Litt'e Cup Bearer;" gym-nastlo exercise; Katie Farmlngton, recitation; Tina Little," recitation; violet motion song; Annie reoltation; Josie Bush, recitation, "Showing him your hands Laura Morris, reoltation singing "Bparklln rill;" reoltation, Bertha Ellsworth. "Ihe Clown's Baby." Patriok Mo- Cork; "Over the bridge he goes," by Mlohael Buinau; "Gooa rusnt," song py tne eonooi; recitation uy i.

u. jcoBert; instrumental eoto, Samuel Moss and wife ot Bloomln nave bsen spending a few days visiting Mrs. B. uaouonaia. An Infant son ot John Btlf of Maltby die yesterday.

His wife if very 111 her condi tion Doing serious. 81 All NOTCH. Mlohael Fahey, who tends the head of the slope In No. 9 colliery, met with an aooldent on Wednesday which resulted In the ampu tation oi a no ger. Jonathan Evans, and BeynoldWW lams left the first of the week for Wales to visit friends and relatives.

A collection is being taken up fdr Bobert Williams, who was hurt at No. 9 colliery and undoubtedly disabled for life. Every one snouia give uoeraiiy. Preparations are being made for the enter tainment to be held by the Bt. Aloyslus, June 30, at this place.

The committee Is leaving notbing undone to make it a suooees, and will secure the best talent in the oounty for singing and reciting. "Ten, Nights in a Bar Boom" will be produced here by an amateur company, Tues day evening, May 26. Those Interested in the temperance cause should attend. It will be produced in the Catholic Church. Bev.

L. E. Yan Hosen will preach in the M. E. Church Sunday evening.

Mrs. Blias Norris Is getting better. No. 9 mine is making full time now. William Jones and family are doing well In Blchlands.

Mrs. Lloyd has the prettiest garden in this piace. One of our young ladles, who has been stopping In this place for the past winter, is going to return shortly to her home in new AVOCA. Mrs. W.

E. Jones, wife of the superintend dent of Langollff colliery, leaves tor a trip to Wales on Tuesday Bh will sad on the steamship City of Paris on Wednesday, May S7. Bhe will be absent for three months. The Langolifte colliery, notwithstanding the dullness of the coal trade, Is running with regularity. Arohle McQueen spent yesterday afternoon witn irienas in nttston.

The meeting ot the Avoca town council will be on Tuesday night. The citizens of Avoca take great pride in the oleanllnees of their streets. No garbage or mopish can be round on any of them. Houses for rent are signs unknown in Avooaj Forty passenger trains go in and out ot Avoca every day on the three railroads. The funeral of Mrs.

Isaao Sohaffer, aged SO years, who died on Tuesday evening, leaving a husband and three children to mourn her loss, took place yesterday after noon. Bhe was a lady well respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintanceship. The obsequies were largely attended. Bev.JUr. Woodoock cfflolated.

Interment In Langolifte Cemetery. W. J. Bmyth travels from Wilkes-Barre dally, to superintend operations at the Lang- ciine coiuery, or wmcn ne is one oi the owners. Mrs.

Daniel George visited friends In Plttston yesterday. Michael Petz, one of the first tenors ot the Wllkea-Barre Saagerbund was In Avoca yes- terosy. NANTICOKE. John Davles and wife, Mrs. Ann I.

Bmith and John Bobsrts will leave next Tuesday for Wales. They will call Wednesday from New xork, in the city of Paris. With the ex oeption ot Mra. Smith, all the party Intend making the mother country their future home. Bev.

D. Dyfrl Davles hss received a call to the new Congregational Church lately organized at ims piace. Bev.J.W. Grlffltts of Throop, Lacka-wanna County, was In Nantlooke on Wednes day. Mrs.

David Lewh of Hanover street has bee confined to her home for some time with slckdess. The new lamps for the arc light have come at last, and the men are busy this week put ting op. Eddie Edwards of Werrlor Bun was here tor a short v.l8lt yesterday. An exhibition was held Thursday evening at the Englleh BaptlBt Church under the auspices of the Sunday school. The attend- aace was not large.

D. O. Prichard will dollvor a lecture soon at Bmoulter's Hall. Subject, "Man and Yen Illation." Bev. W.

F. Davles left last evenlcg for Ashland, Schuylkill Oounty, to attend the annistl, conference of the Welfch Baptist cnuienes oune Btate. LAKK8VILLE. There will be preaching in the Christian Church at Larksville on Sunday ex 10:30 a by the regular pastor, David M. Inter, The Ladles' Aid Society of the Christian Church will met at the, bouse ot James Davis, on next May 27.

Ail are -BLUMENTHALv Price Hatter and Furnisher, 67 PUBLIC SQUARE. queer BASE BALL NEWS. -John Irwin Playing In Boaton Jack IHc-. GUne Bold by Denver. John Ward Is again playing bis old time brilliant game at short The Bporting Timet says to its raiders, "watch Beeobet'a work for Washington." Idale Is playing great ball.

Corooran's work for the Athletics Is somewhat unsteady. The Denver elub has sold John McGlone nd Catcher Tredway to- Minneapolis for McGlone's thtrd base play lias been great this season and his base running of a gilt-edged order. Chamberlain Is pitching better than he was two weeks The Chicago club la playing good ball and luck Is with them, as they win nearly every -extra Inning game. James Fogarty, the brilliant right fielder, Is dead, and there are thousands of base ball people who will regret his untimely death. The New Yorks continue to play either an -amateurish game or else a very brilliant one, John Irwin has left the Lincoln, club and Joined the Boston Association olub.

He has been playlng left field and his hitting and bass running have been a featare. His brother Arthur being managor, John will urely get a chance to do good work. Buck wing is a target for the New York papers who seem to think he Is shirking his work, wing retaliates in a vigorous denial -of the accusations. Kelley's Cincinnati club contlnuee'to play a strong game but somehow lose by one oore or so when they dolose. Kelley seems to have the support of the Cincinnati public and Is the greatest card in the Association.

Banqueting In New York. From ourfcew Jork Correspondent. New Yobk, May 21. Last evening will long be remembered by all who participated in the hospitality of Morgan, the en- terprislng proprietor of the Universal Hotel, ClatkKon street, this city. It was the ocoa.

slon of a banquet given to the members of the Welsh Druid Glee Society of New York by Mr. Morgan. Covers were laid tor sevohty. After the excellent-catering of the host, the rest ot the evening was spent in singing, speeohes and dauelus. Professor Stevens, the able conductor ot the society, managed the musical portlorr of the pro.

gram, and William foreign freight agent of the N.Y. O. and H.B. B. presided.

It is very seldom such a gathering of Welsh vocalists occurs in this city and the affair caused quite a stir. The proceedings, however, were somewhat curtailed on account of the sudden death ot Thomas M. Beose, of Plymouth, who has been staving at the hotel for the past four weeks. This last announcement will be read with regret by many friends, as Mr. Beese was a vf ry popular man wherever known.

George Ooronway's poem "Longing for Wales" was -sung, -gas r-- Wedding Bella at Orange. The home ei Henry sodie at Orange was the icene. ot a most pleasant event on Wednesday, May About seventy rela tives and friends assembled to witness the marriage ot Lewis L. Winters and Miss Ettle M. Boaie, two oi the most estimable young people of Orange.

At precisely 13 o'clock the bridal party marched to the altar, where Bev. L.O; Murdock--unlted-them in holy matrimony. Among the guests present from outoi town were: josepn Lewis ana wire, Mrs. John B. Beese, Mrs.

Calvin Dymond, Mrs. George Lewie, Walter Lewis and George Lewis ot Kingston: Bev. G. Lyman and wife, Mrs. C.

P. Baldwin and Charles Frantz ot Wyoming; Prof. G. Bmith H. Heitsman and wife and child of Dallas.

The presents were numerous and very valuable. Amid the best wishes ot a host ot friends, tne happy couple left for New York. Upon their return xir. ana Mrs Bamuei winters win give a re oeptlou. Mr.

and Mrs. Winters will remain at Orange, where Mr, Winters Is engaged in business. A FaltafoJ Daughter Rewarded. The will ot John J. Gaughan, late of Port Grlfflui, was admitted to probate yesterday.

A'ter providing tor the payment ot his debts aad funeral expenses he directs that the eatlre estate both personal and real be riven to bis daughter Margaiet, In consideration of her faithful devotion to him during his Ufa. His eon Martin and his daughter Margaret are appointed executors of the will wnica is datea may is, ism, Marriage Licenses. wimsm h. Mocosnell Bantlcoke i.ioBepu nui.uw8n inancy wauumcx- Wanamie "TraxD all tex Time," Bay many poor men and women, who seem overworked, or are debilitated by change of -eeasour ell mate or lite. If-yon -emtld read tne nunareas oi letters praising Hood's Bar- eaparllla which come from people whom it cae restored to neaitn, you would be con- -f1 rt stnA- r9 If a mavlfa la Im.li.

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