THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
'I'ltcliuml Concert.
Tliq cnlertnlmiienl given liy tlin Klonms.
lmrg Cornet Haml nt tlio Opcrn lloustn tint
Tiiceilny everting wns n rmcrcsR imtslntiiy
m well rts flnnnclnlly. Tlio prngrnmmo
contained three pieces 1y tlio full baml, tlio
overture to tin- Oxh'ph tf llagdad, Gotten
Wedding 'alh, mitt Inauguration Galop, nil
ot which were-well rendered. 11. V. Yard
ot l'hlliidelphla snng several songs which
seemed to plenso tlio nmllcnco ns ho wns
loudly encored each time. Ills whistling
ffiw ijutto remarkable, Frank Mlower nnd
T, L. Qnnton plnycd n cornet duet, Messrs.
Urooks, Omiton, I.nycnck, Oco, Knorr,
Prentiss, nnd N. S. Purscl rendered Image
of the Host on brass lmtrumcntK, Mr, A. V.
Howcr of llerwlck recited Jim Smiley nnd
nnolhcr piece, mid did them very well.
The llloomsburg Quartette Club wns warmly
greeted, ns It Always Is when It appears In
public, nnd snng u couple of their popular
pieces. Davis Hrooks, the leader of Iho
band played n cornet solo, Anna PoHm.
There wns n very pretty duet by Misses
Anna Miller nnd Edith I'slielmuti, a piano
solo by Mr. Geo. Pooler of llerwlck, a fine
bass solo by Mr. L. S. Wlntorstecn, a duet
for violin nnd piano by Mr. nnd Mrs. P. U.
Wirt, n quartette for brass Instruments by
Messrs. Urooks Laycock, 'Wirt. nnd Pteiitls,
a character song by Will Mellck of llerwlck,
nnd n clarinet solo by Harry Kstielmau.
Encores weru freely accorded, and for the
most part were well deserved. This first
effort of the band nt a comet Is a very
creditable one, and they will no doubt
favor the public with entertainments of it
similar character In the future.
lMttillu Sellout lC.vcrclMOH.
Fimuv, Dkct.miiki! 22nd;
Programme of Third St. lloom No. 1
Singing by the school, "Shall wo sleep
but not forever."
Recitation, "The good wo can do," by
Ada Itlnglcr.
Anecdote, "Morning work," by Cora
Hess.
Letter of Friendship, by Mattle Wiuilcli.
Select reading, "School Committee," by
Annie McICelvy.
Ussay, "Education," Annie Iloadarmcl.
Music, "Gliding to Fairyland," by
Flora Jones and Laura Klshcl.
Itecltatlon, "Fetching water from tlio
well," by Flora Jones.
Charade, by Edith Moycr.
."Words Of wisdom, on tlio board.
Essay, "Colorado," Fanniu Lake.
Anecdoto concerning Henry Ward
Uccchcr, by liesslc llcldlcman.
Select reading, "The Soldier's reprieve,"
by Mngglo Sterling.
Charade, by Alice Urockway.
Music, chorus, "Wandering Home,"
Recitation, "Llltlo Gretchen," by Ida
llcrnhard.
Letter of Friendship, by Mnttic Sterner.
Drawing on board, by n number of pu
pils. Word picture, "Lives of great men," by
Katio Davis.
Concert recitation, "Christmas among the
Poets," by a number of pupils.
Select reading, Annio "and Willie's pray",
cr," by Laura Ilishel.
Original poem, by Dora Urccce-
aiusic, "Gypsy Countess," by Jennie
Stiles and Edith Eshlcman.
Ciiarade, by Arthur Wilson.
Essay, "Twenty years ago," by Lettie
Jloyer.
Recitation, "Labor Is honorable," by
Llzzlo llrobst.
Anecdote concerning Henry Clay nnd
Daniel Webster, by Harry Sterner.
Charade, by Jennie Stiles.
Important events that transpired duriiiK
last year, by Freddie Holmes.
Recitation, "Go feel what I have felt,"
by Katie Young.
Christmas Star, by Jennto Harman.
Chorus, ".Merry Chlstmas," by many
pupils.
Wo arc informed tiiat this programme
wns prepared only a week beforehand. It
was very creditable to teachers and pupils.
MARRIAGES.
Dknkis .Ep.wine. On the 2Cth inat., nt
the Reformed parsonage in Orangcville, by
Rev. A. Iloutz, Jlr. George 15. Dennis to
Miss Norn Erwine, liotli of Centre town
ship. DiiEsiiEii IjAiniAoit At tlio residence of
her father, Peter I.nubach Esq., of Raven
Creek, December 21st, 1882, by Rev. D. J.
"W'allei Jr., .Mr. Alvin W. Dreschcr of
Stillwater, to Miss Sadie Laubach, all of
Columbia county, Pa.
Bakki! Hess At Jackson, December
21th, 1882, by John P. Derr Escj., 3Ir. A.
L. Raker of Huntingdon to Miss Emma
Hess of Jnckson, Columbia county, Pn.
Cor.E Kemmeheu At the Evangelical
parsonngo, iVnller, December 18th, 1882,
by tlio Rev. 15. P. Keller, Mr. IJ. P. Cole,
of Denton, Columbia county, Pa., to Miss
Ida M. Kemmercr, of Ronton township,
Columbia county, Pn.
Rki.ntiold Wiiit.neu At tlio homo of
the bride's father, December 21th, 1882,
by Rev. O. R. Dcclmnt, Mr. John 1).
Rclnbold to Miss Sarah Ann Whituer,
daughter of John Whituer, nil of Roaring
creek township, Pn.
Keineis AxmtKWrt -At the Lutheran
parsonage, llerwlck, December 33, 1882, by
Rev. J. P. German, Mr. Franklin Kline to
Miss Alice Ij. Andrews, both of Conyn
gham township, I.uzerne county, Pn.
Miu.ei! AiiNEK At the Lutheran Par
sonage, Berwick, December 2(1, 1832, by
Rev. J. P. German, Mr. Benjamin Miller
to Mrs. Mary E. S. Arner, both ot Neseo-
peck, Luzerno county,Pn.
llloom l'oor lilHtrlct.
There will bo a meeting of tho commit,
tccmcn of tho townships composing tho
llloom Poor district, at the ollleu of Esq.
'Icrwllligcr In Light Street on the 0th day
of January 1883, nt 11 o'clock a, in., for
the purpose of nominating two Poor Com
missioners for said district, to serve three
years,
R. RUOKINCUIAM, 0. L. Moouk,
0. A. K i.kim, Jons Watteiw,
G. P. ItKlflll Mill.
r, m.i tmhttttim
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Aro tho IPurcot and Bosfc
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They are cnmnountlort from
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wiio?o cmploymonl s cnuso irrcgu
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T'ut fL".l.nj of bearijj down, i-.'ln-T aln, weltfliB
nn 1 bvleiehe, U always pvrmViont'r c -1 1 t It use
fcptlic enro of'Klilnrr Cmi?!a!itwr cither cx
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atsnandsil VcstDtn Avcnu, Lynu, SfAsa frtcotf
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otpins or of loionyes on rwclptof prtcf, 1 pfrbor
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ithat cauoca tho druadTiil cuifcrintr which
ouiy tho vieumo erimeuaausni can rcaum
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A yeaiM Bubserlplioa rrom Nor., issi, ami Ih.
twelve numbers of the pist year, unbiund, $i).ou
A Bub&crlpllm and tho twrlvu bark numbers bound
la two elegant volumes with gilt top, 41.5 '.
THK0ENTUltVl'O.,Nlttv.Y0lta- N, Y.
pure TC A
INDIA ICAO
From the Districts of Asstw, C'HtmtiONa, oxcuir
KiNUKi Vil tllV, IIIBJSKMKII )1IK IIOON, attd
ctu k Absolutely Pure. Buperlur In ilavor,
'Ih' M st Kcjuomical. Iteiiulrei ohly half the
tHiialquuntliv Sold by all ifrucern. JOHN U.
PHILlll'a V W: Agents of Hie Calcutta Tea
syndicate, tsu Wuter-st, N,i
' QOC 15 1 W U
Curos Rheumatism, Lum-
baco, LamoBa ck, Sprains an d
Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh,
Coti-hz, Colts, Soro Throat,
Diphthorin, Bums, Frost
liitos. Tooth. Ear, and Soad
acho, andallpains and aches.
Tha le,t tnlrrnal an.l ttternal retnetlf la the
rrM. tvcryliottllctiatanteeil. SoKl lj tacalctna
Jealara arcrywticre. Diteclloaa tn tight lantuagt I,
rrlcasocenta andfio.
FOOTER, MILBURN 4 CO., Prop'rt,
EUFrALO, N. Y., U.S. A.
Fotunr. f'.
CATARRH Ely3' Cream Balm
ma - aa. at ll ,,,,,,1 y cleanses
CLVSVU" nasal passages of
Jr-ai uW!(''atllrrhil virus, cam
WtAM BMitVl In? healthy tccret Ions
nnya inuammaiion,
SrotectH the mem.
rani from additional
colds.complctely ho ls
tho sores and restores
tho sense ot tasto and
smell. (Ilencnclal re
FUlta ro realized by a
few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure catarrh, hay
fever o Uueijualed
for colds tn the head
Asreonblo to use. Ap-
HAY" FEVER into tho nostrils, on
receipt ot ntty cents will mall a package for Bale
by all dugglsbt.
ELY'S CREAM HALM CO., OwcgO, N. Y.
BLOOMSBUfiG PLAHIN& MILL
The underalcned hivlnir nut his Planlnir Mill
on Railroad Street, In flrsuciass condition. Is pre
pared to do all kinds ot work tn his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc. '
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber used
Is well seasoued and none but skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOE BUILDINGS
furnished on anollcatlon. Plann nnd creetflca
tlons prepared by an experienced draughtsman.
CHARLES KIIUG,
moomsburp;, Pa.
J.
CARPETS
BLOOiiflSBURG, PA.
JOHN A. FUNSTON & CO.
Real Estate, Trust, Investment,
and Collection Olfice, Blooms
burg, Columbia County, Fenn'a.
Properties for Sale in Columbia County,
ra.
FARMS.
C3 acres In Madison township, largo house.trame
barn and out-bulldlngs ; good fruit, water and
fair quality land. Reasonable price and terms.
Owned by .Mrs. Esslck.
Ul acres land In Klslilngcreck township, no
Orangevlllo Pa., large bouse, barn and sheds.
Water at houso nnd barn, good quality land and
pleasant house,
105 acres in FIshlngcrcek township, near Zlon
church, lirlck dweldng, barn and sheds, good
water, two orchards and ottie,' fruiu. Price and
terms reasonable.
if, acres in Jackson township. Small farm
cleared, with farm buildings. A saw mill and
dwelling. Also a large quantity ot pine and hem
lock timber.
150 acres of excellent land lu Mirtltn tewnshlp,
on road between Ilerivlcl; and Mimin, owned by
John Wolf, Esq., on N. & W. II. It. It. Ilrlck
house, farm buildings, orchard, wator, sc.. and
BUlUcient supply of timber. A valuable property.
120 acres In Madison township, near Jersey-
town. Good framo house, barn, water, fruit and
timber. Will be sold cheap and on good terms.
T acres In Madison township noar Van Horn's
school house, with framo house, stablo and good
fruit.
03 acres In Hemlock township noar Evan's Mill.
Frame house, bank barn, young orchard ot choice
fruit, good moadow, running wator, io.
113 acres ot excellent farm land IK miles west
ot Illoomsburg, Farm buildings and two tenant
houses.
too acres tn Pino township, near Pino Summit.
Farm buildings fruit, water and considerable tim
ber.
5 acres ot limestone wllhthrco kilns In Contro
township.
A iii story woolen mill with lull set ot machin
ery, a good natural water power, all In good work
ing order with good trade. Also a large dwelling,
barn and out-bulldlugs. Also 24 acres of land on
Little l'lshlngcrcek, (miles from Iiloomsburg,
Also ten other farms In various localities.
Properties in Bloomsburg and Else
where.
A lame, comfortable and nearly new three story
brick residence on South Market street, with
Mansard roof, gas, water, cold or hot, range, bith
room, heater In cellar, stable, well, choice fruit,
Ac, all in first rata condition, Prlco reasonable
and terms easy.
A carriage manufactory with tools and trade,
desirably located on Iron street, below Main,
Two pleasantly located brick residences on
Centre street,
Two largo framo dwellings on Third Btreet,
West lltoomsburg,
A neat tramo residence on Main Btreet, West
UlQqmsburg, with stable, good water and fruit
Grounds and building In best condition.
A very desirable brick on Main street, suitable
tor business and residence combined,
A double brick residence on East Main street,
desirably located. Terms easy.
A trams house on Sixth street near Market. A
brtpk and aUjq a frqtno dwelling on Fifth street,
both lu good condlllQt). Pleasant homes.
Two small frame dwellings In East Itloornsburg,
cheap. Two frame dwellings on Iron street, cheap.
A large hew brtok rq3ldenoe at the corner ot Third
ad West street,
A very deqlrablo frame dwelling on Fourth
street, Catawlssa with "table, water, fruit, AC,
also at catawlssa, a toal yard with siding, Urge
bed ot tood sand, dwelling on premises, part ot
which can be used as building lots.
Also, other properties uot monttoned, and do
Mrable building lots located on Market, Fifth,
West and other streets
Strict attention paid to the examination of tlt'.es
ana.to conveyancing, and all matters submitted
promptly attended to at lowest rates charged by
real estate agencies. For particulars apply to
JOHN A. FUNKTON, or
PAUL li. WIRT.
THE l'ANTAGHAPII HINDER.
FOR BALK O.NLV AT
"THE COLUMBIAN" OFFICE.
CALL AMD SHK
w.
KKamtacrJ3lJ
BROWER
M. C. SLOAN & BRO,
HlaOOMSnUltG, PA.
M intifacturers of
CARRIAGES, BUDDIES, PHAETONS,
SLEIOHS, PLATFORM WAGONS. &C,
First-class work always on hand.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
Prices reduced to mil the timet.
G. E. SAVAGE,
DXit.Ill IH
SUvorwaro, Watches, Jowolry, Clocks,
Alt kinds ot Watches, Cltckn and Jewolry neat
1 repalred.and warranted,
may W,'I8-tf
AND
PAPER HANGING.
WM, F. BOIDINE,
IRON ST., 1IELOWSKCOND, HLOOMSUURQ, PA.
is prepared 10 uo an kihus oi
XXOUSB FAIXf TIWO
Plain and ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
BOTH DECORATIVE AND PLAIN.
All kind of Furniture Repaired
and made ns good an now,
NONE BUT FIK9T-CLAS3 WORKMEN EMP
LOYED. Estimates Mado on all Worb,
WM. F.BOD1NE.
PLUMBING,
GAS FITTING,
STOVES AND TINWARE.
,:o:
nas ourchascd the Stok and Business of I. Ha-
genbuch, and Is now prepared to do all kinds ot
work In his line. Plumblne and Oas Fltttntr a
specialty. Tinware, stoves,
lHqES ND -EAJEtS,
In a great variety. All work done by
EXPERIENCED HANDS.
Main Btreet corner of East.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
BLANK BOOKS!
BLANK BOOKS!
Of every description Killed and
bound to order; also bindt-r of all Peri
odicals such as Harper's, Century,
St. Nicholas, Peterson's, &c. I fact
all Publications bound in latest and
most substantial styles.
Correspondence Solicited.
J. IV. RAGDER,
110 & 112 W. MARKET STREET,
WILKES-BARRE, Pa.
J. SALTZER'S
General Sewing Machine Depot,
Fifth Store Below Market St.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Celebrated White Sewing Machine,
New Dayis Vortical Feed Sew
ing Machine,
New Home Sewing Machine,
Household Sewing Machine,
Estey Sowing Machine,
Genuine Singer Sowing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Attachments, best Sewln? Machine OH, and Neo
dles for all aewlng macolnea. Sewing Machine
Bold on monthly payments- Liberal discount
inane tor caaa. uvery inucuiuu iiureuuaeu nuiu
me 19 warrantedto be kept In rooi! runnlnif omit
for rivn venra free of charm, nnd thorough In
atructlons given by tho best lady operator In tuu
pari ot inu Hiaie ireu ut uuarKu. uauuiiuu ui
BlutK ui maeiiiuua ueiuru (juruiiuaiiiu.
yAINWlUOHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE OJtOCEIlS,
Philadelphia.
TEAS, SYllUI'd, COPVKB, SUCIAH, MOLiSSLS,
KICK, Bl'ICIS, B10AUR SOUi, tO., A).
N. E. corner second and Arch street,
rvorderi will receive promptattontlott'
ALMOST AS BAD.
ybut llie perylexrd I'liyalrluim ill) In C'n.f of
a.mrrairiir,.
"I'll tell you tho honeit truth." answered tho
doctor. "Iitlgut'a Disease bothers the medical
men almost as badly as cancer does. Having
passed a certain stage, both point straight to
eternity. It may bo unprofessional to let out thu
secret, uut whenever a patient comes to me with
lirlghl's Disease, it any kidney trout lo acilnir
lit nit, I tell him to put on IIKNSON'S CAI'CINK
1'OltOUS 1'LASTRlt without delay."
TLo doctor spoke by tho ourJ. The Capclne
goes right lo the spot. It you can bo helped, the
Capclnia will dolt. Look out for frauds. Is the
wordU.U'CINK cut Ih lh nilUlo ot tho planter t
if so. vou ara all rlnht. l'rlcull cents, tejburv
Johnson, ChomUtui, New York. JUghcst awards.
JUrcry Entry Oryan
Sold Is mil do
Tf, voiiyliotit with
JSqiutl fidelity, and
Yields unrivaled tones,
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
CELEMiTEI
HAIlPill'AN .PIANOS,
And other first cltiss Piiincs, and' a large lot of
MUSIC BOOKS,
VIOLINS, ACCORD EONS',
VIOLIN STRINGS,
J". SALTZEB,
MUSIC KOOffl,
FIFTH STOIIE BELOW MARKET STREErJ)
BLOOMSBURG PA
PIANOS,
FINE . INLAID QUENCH WALNUT CASH OKGAN, U STOPS, $00 OAS!
Easy TcniiM. SatlNluctloii CJtr.traiitrcil.
KACON'S JP.TA.ISrO WARE BOOMS,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK, WILKBS-BARB.H. PA
mi
1
laiiKsgivin:
Christmas.
Twenty busine ss clays intervene: belv:( n these.two Iiolidays,
and we propose to inakcthcin, if' possible, the greatest days
of all the year for Oak Mall sates. We are thoroughly
prepared with Overcoats and Suits for Men of all sizes and
Boys of all ages. All thac lvmain-; is for the people that
trade in Philadelphia to belicv e what we say and come for
our goods.
Prices are Extremely Low
Our goods have been well bou;.;h', and most of them cannot
be replaced at cost prices. G :;.'-, however, have nothing
to do with our selling pices. 1'iiccs are made in Oak
Hall solely with reference to t!:-.; cost of reproducing the
goods. If we make, it is we 1, if wo lose it is bad; but
make or lose, the buer l.;is tlicj l.-ast possible price.
The stock cmtaiiv. m.uh and making, over io.ooo Over
coats; over 200 line!; of inn's andyo.ing men's suits; over
160 lines of suits for large .-.ivl sji'i'.ll Lo)::, 'ihe value of
this stock wau, th rty i':-., ; m'ii over
One Ivliiiioji Dollars.
It is less now, but Mil! v. li ', 1.1; 1 b'g enough for'all who
will come. Fresh go.! : ! !ai!y,
A special bargain no. o 1 ..i-t'ers is our
$12.00 Fimcy-hac!; '.neve Overcoat,
which, however, is only on-j a.no tg a great host of interest
ing things.
Wanaimkcr 8c Brown,
Oak H:!1, ( :'. f: :kct Streets,
A GIFT
TO EVERY SUBSOIUBEU.
TliU itller In uiailn by tlti
NEW YORK 0D3E11VEK,
the oldest and bejt of the ro Iglotis 'vriklh s, For
sixty years, llus iindnomin alonnl, tins.'Ciarlan
aud evangelical nd8)4ii'r han hecu circulating
In tho United Mates and lu nlmo.tiverv foreign
country, im sutscrlhers uru cnunted hy tens uf
thoustnds Kaolyi-ar Its proprietors have added
Ui Itivaluo.engaglug fresh 0 liters and correspond.
en's nt homo aud abroad, enlarging and multiply
ing IU departments, and eiiduavurltig to reall.o
their high Id 'at of ILo liest tti'llgiti3 und Secular
Family Nowspaper. They ulTer, tula liur, to every
subscriber, now or old, whoi subscription Is ru'U
for 1BS3, Iho now book of ltev. , Ir.ii.mn Pilme,
1). t., entitled, "I'ltvmt and in answeii "a hand.
same volume of no,rly too piges, hound In cloth,
tho retail prlco ot which Is one dol'nr, Npcclmen
copl -s of (ho paper sent free.
Address :
NEW YORK OBSERVER,
1)D0 15-8W
STEW YOEK
i'Ait.ni:u8' HtiNH am) iiArturrmiM
Or rtny Actlvo Man or Woman
w -- t - JB- IjJJ.l
. ?S
Cash, working for thi Aim-riniii I'liriui r.
idress, K. A. K. llACIiETT, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
u uee, iohw.
MASON & HAMLIN
ORGANS',
are certainly brat, liavlnir barn
rcrfCiiaipvrryiirentvuriti'a
liiiliialrliil Cmil lift It Inn
fur ttliteeu learirt bo itlur Aiiivru-an oryaiu
Iiavlnv ben found .ttuul at any. Aim tiirupeat.
stria IWt allirtavrat tuflUlfiit rompaia ainl iowrr,
with bat quality, for l"tular Tiitlanil aiTular mule
III arbnolaiir famlllra, nt only ft'lS. 4kii(,iliildr'4l
olbrr atylraall.M, lilft, 7.'M, (icm, tilt to
VtW and up, Tkt UrHiftphiert violin unrivaled bn
aii(arraHa AlMfor va.y paymvlita. w lllua.
Irated (lalaluiriiH frr-.
The BIAHtlN A: HAMLIN Orgnn uiiil l'lanu
Co., ni tres str" notion 101. iiiuru.,nvw ioia
jU., I.I liliii .IT' ,H,.lu,
ltv.Ualiu Av .Clilcutu,
(WW
J'Jrci'i hutft' uliotitd
Select an Oryan
That ffitttrtt litres ytwil
J'Jrcvy day wtrlc und
Years of sorvico.
mm
3, USTF.y & CO., llrattlolioro.Yt.
Junel
to
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
P
KNNSYraVAiN'IA ItAIMtOAU. l'HIX.
numirui.1 fv IVJU1. Jl, Jl, U1VI8IOJT.
I'hllndelplila and Krln liatlroad Division ana
Northern Central I a war.
SL'lIMEll TIME TAULH.
i
In effect Juno itli. lSS'J. trnlnu lonvn ,ii,..
crland. '
i
KVSTWAItl),
s.w a. tn. Sea Shoro K.Tptess fer Sunbury, Har
S.,I.u,?r. nJP.'1 'itcrmcdlato stations, Lancaster,
I'hllatlclphta, Now Yotlt, imltimore and Washlngl
ton, nrrlvltig nt Philadelphia n.vo p, m.! ow
York, 0.16 p. in. llaltlmore, S.io p. m. ; tVanhlngton
i1.4! H' ml, mak,!"tt'los; connections nt I'hllndel
plila fcr all Sen Shoro points.
1.4 p. m. Day Mtiress for Sunbury, Harrls-
attelnhia, New ork. Ilaltlmoro nnd Witshlnglon,
MrlMngKt 'htlndeiphl,, t.35 p.m. Now York!
lo.ai p. m.j llaltlmore, T.so p. m.j Washington, t.i'
i; m
. ruiinian ranor car through to i-hlladel-
pnja ntul passenger coaches through to l'lillndcl-
its lac
.(.I'd p. m. wmiamsport Accommodation for
Hunburv, llanlsburg and all Intctinedlato sta-
ugus. ijincnsier, riiunaeipiiia nnd New York,
arl lvlug nt Philadelphia x.ts n. m. j New York o.ib
a.'m. sleeping car ocromtnodatlons can bo Recur
crt nt Ilnnlbnrg for Philadelphia ana New York.
Philadelphia patsntgers can lemaln in sleeper un
1 disturbed until Tn. in.
' l.f.sa.in. line Mall for Sunbury, HnTrisbiirg
and Intermediate M .lions, Lancubter, I'lilladcl
phla, New Y'ork, ilaltlmoro and Washington, nr
rinng nt Philadelphia rcoa.m.i New York, IMS
a; in. Ilaltlmoro 7,15 n. m. : Waphlng
ton, 0.1" a. in. Through Pullman sleeping cats
arfrimoii i his train to Philadelphia, llaltlmore
anil vi aslilncton, and through pasfichger coaches
tojl'hllatlelphln and llaltlmore.
tojl'I
1
WE3TWAI1I),
.:, a. m.-Krlo Mall for Erlo and all Intermodlato
sWllons with through Pullman l'nlaco car nnd
thi ough passenger coaches to Krlo.
i or unnnoaaigua nnu uiuTineuinto stations,
UDcbcstiT. Iliirfaloand Niagara l'olls. with l'nit.
rdan I'ahco car and passenger coaches through to
not iirnu r.
,1.15 p. in. Niagara Express for Knnoand Inter-
ucaiaiu sinuuuK wun iiirougu pasaenger coaches
olkano, Tor Cannndalgua nnd principal intcr-
innliato stations, lloehestcr, liurialo and Niagara
l'olls with through liarlor carlo Watklns nnd
hrough p.isf enger conches to lloehestcr.
1 K33 p. nt., 1'ast line for Lock llnven and Intcrmc-
I1HIU OIUIIUH.-5, IIUU J1.1IUIIU. I ill&IUM UUU IUUTU1C-
Hte stations, with through passenger coaches to
A'ltklns.
TJIUOUtlll TWAINS I'OIt NOHTIltlMHEItLAND
K1IOM TIIK KAST AND SOUTH,
l.'lagara KMiress leaves New York, s ao a. m.;
'llladelrlila a 40 n. m.s W. shlngton, 8.07 a.m.:
taillmoresi.voa. m arriving nt Northumhcrland
.4") p. m., with through Pullman Parlor car from
'Uiladolphln and through passenger coaches from
'Uiladelniila and llaltlmore.
last Lino leaves New York 7.6." a. m. ; l'lillndcl
hla, 11.03 a.m.; Washington, 0.87 a.m.; llaltl
lore, lo.OO a.m., arriving at Northumberland
ij p.m., with through passenger coachesftom
Itlladclphla and IJaltlinoi o.
Krlo Mall leaves New York 7.M p. m.; Phllafiel
Hla, ll.no p.m.; Washington, d-at p. in.: Haiti
ioro,ll..op.in.,nrrivlngnt Northumberland .5
n tn., w th through Pullman Palnco Rleopicg cars
fom l'llladelphlu, Washington and Ilaltlmoro
niil through passenger coaches frnm Philadelphia.
JVTOnlIEI!
1 CCIII'AN
IN
CENTKAL RAILWAY
NY.
on andiftcr February lth.li t
Sunbury iK follows i
NOHTHWAItD.
Northern Express fl.an n.m.,nrrIvo Klmlra u.50 inn
" ltochestcr 4.40 "
l Nlnrpnpn B.K 1.
Niagara 1
press l.CO p. in. arrive Klmlra o.oj p m
i,u .niiiiiiuillgim n.ao
" Rochester 045 "
Fast lino 115 n in arrive Elmlra in'sn n m
muKins 11.10 pin
SOUTHWAltD.
ioulhcrnSxpressl.S.a.m.arrlvolIarrisb'gs.llirm
u.ll.u I llllUUUIl'IllU l.UU "
" Now Y'ork 9.3s '
" Ualtlmoro 7.C0
II trncl.lnn,n c nn -
Lock Hava Ex lo.co n m arrlvo Harrfsb'gla.ts pm
r ) arrive Philadelphia coo p m
1 i " New Y'ork 8.45
! " Ilaltlmoro 0.20
t i " Washlncton 0.47
my Exprnsl.50 p m nrrlvo llarrlsburg D.3 p m
f " Philadelphia 7.05 "
" New Y ork 10.00 "
" Ilaltlmoro 7.00
Erlo Mall Its a. tn. arrlvo Ilurrlsburg 3,00 a. m
l UIIUIII'IIUIIH I.UtI '
I " ow Y'ork 0.3s "
I " llaltlmore 7.00
. t " Washington s.sa
J.tjPVOOl), Oonoral l'aoacnger Agent.
riKt.K THOMSON. General Manager.
)IIILf..LPHA and READING KOAD
AURAN
I35IKNT OF
PASSKNGER
TRAINS.
June 20, 1SS2.
IBlIKS.iiTE KUl'BKT is F0LLOWB(8UHDiT
1 nrraM.n
For Nov Vork.Phlladolr)hla.I!eni!lnir.i'nit5iit
Tamaqua,ta.,ll,4Sa.rn
For uamiyisa, 11,45 a. m. 4 to and 7,20 p. m.
For WllUrf start, c,is S,60 a. m. and 4,M p. m.
.ama rui Kunai LSiva AS FOLLOWS, (UUHDiT
1 K 3CRKPTI?n.
LcaTO Ntra'crh. via. Tnmannnil o.nn a. m. onr
la. Bounding lloute 7,13 a. m.
Lc&vo rn tae'.phla, 9,4s n. m.
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'.adTama(.i)l,15p. m.
I Lcavo caiwiisa, 0,10 s,4o a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Willi nrrort,,43 a.m,2,oo p. in. and 4,so p. m
I I'assengti bi and from Now Ynrt. via. ti.
Lend and baj 1 from Philadelphia go through
withoutchifj'ot cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
nnnnral U.nni,
c. 0. nA.:6
tlencrai 11
Jan.lo,l'4
tenger ana Ticket Agent.
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