THE CDLlDiMBIAN AND1 DEMOCRAT, BLOQMSiBURGr, COLOMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Country Eoads.
If the condition of tho publlo high
ways of ft country is to bo tnkon ai nn
Index of its civilization, wo fear that
cortaln Roctlona of this country would
suffer by tho comparison. Especially
would this Im true if tho judgment
were applied to tho publlo radi in most
farming communities. In such places
road making Is loo often looked upon
as a matter of secondary importance.
Tho peoplu seem content to go to and
fro over roads whoso condition makes
traveling a prolonged misery, Who
that has taken a journey, howovor
brier, iu a farm wagon over n stony
country road seamed and crossed with
ridges and ditches, worn by turbulent
rain torrents, with frequont'thatik-you-mam's
in nil tho steep places to ompha
sizo matters, does not havo a painful
recollection of tho bumping, jolting nnd
thumping process to which ho was sub
jected, and a remembrance of his in
tense gratitude when tho rido was over.
If a stranger to bucIi experience, ho
will wonder in his oxasperation why
tho community submits to bo tortured
In this manner when a litllo combined
effort and painstaking labor would pro
vide a remedy. Neither would ho find
much solace in tho remark that "it is
nothing when you get used to it.'' If
such a condition of tilings were una
voidable a spirit of meek resignation
would be commendable, but where
both tho ability ond opportunity exist
for improvement, to continue in tho
old way argues rather a lack of enter
prise and intelligent interest in tho
common welfaro
Under tho mistaken idea that road
makiug is every body's business in
general and nobody's business in par
ticular, it often happens that a man
will allow a publio road bounded by
his own lands to remain in a wretohed
condition Ho works out his road tax
upon it and no more. All effort be
yond that seems to bo regarded as a
gratuitous service to tho general pub
lic, an act of philanthropy which mast
people are not ready to perlorm. It is
true to a groat extent that tho proper
caro of tho highway is a matter of gen
eral concern, but sinco it is plainly im
possible for tho whole uubho to bo im
pressed into caring for a particular
pieco ot roau it is manifestly absurd to
allow a vacuo dependence on "some
body else" to stand in tho way of one's
own comfort nnd welfare.
It is evident that good public roads
can bo maintained only whero there is
a spirit ot generous enterprise, coupled
with a feeling of individual responsi
bility. This spirit and feeling will bo
heightened when it comes to bo under
stood that good roads aro a direct sav
ing to every member of the communi-'
ty in reducing tho wear aud tear of
lioies aod vohicles. It was wisely dis
covered by tho manager of ono of tho
first railroads in this State, that one
dollar on tho track was worth two dol
lars in the shop, and the remark is
equally troo of tho common highway,
The old adage that "a stitch in time
saves nine' is strictly nnplieablo in this
casc. The expense of tho frequent
shoeing ot horses, mending broken
down wagons or buying new ones, ne
cessitated by miserable roads, would
go very far toward putting tho latter
111 a fit sondition. Smooth, wide high
ways not only ensure ease, comfort and
quicknes of travel, but make it possible
o convoy larger loads witu saiety,
saving mucli in tho cost of cartage.
in snort, well-kept roads are a posi
tive advantago in every way to tho
public, individually and" collectively,
they enhance tho value of tho property
by making it more accessiblo and giv
ing it tho appearance of neatness and
tlirilt.
In many older countries it has been
demonstrated that a good, durable
road-bed must be inado of broken
stone. Common clay or loam may bo
worked smooth, but it can only bo kept
so through the season by watchfulness.
A hard gravel road or a macadamized
one costs more in tho beginning, but it
pays in the end by its durability.
The New Standard Time.
Thero is a good deal of raisunder
standing iu regard to the principle
which underlines the new system of
standard time. Thero have been about
eight different time standards in tho
United States used by the railways,
and this has led to great inconvenience.
It is understood of courso, that with
every difference of a degree of longi
tuao there is a variation ot lour min
utes in solar time, faster as wo go east
ward, slower as wo go westward. This
problem to bo solved has been to ar
rango a time system which should bo
as nearly uniform us possible, so as to
accommodate the business interests of
the country, without departing too
widely from tho standard of local solar
time.
This result has been achioved by
division of tho United States into four
timo bells, each belt taking its time
from that of the meridian passing
through the center of tho belt. Tho
eastern belt, taking its timo from the
seventy-fifth meridian, which passes
a trifle cast of Philadelphia, covers
Now England nnd tho Middle States
as far west as 'Buffalo and I'ittfiburg,
and nearly the whole of Virginia,
.North Carolina and couth Uarolma
Tho central timo belt, with tho nine
tieth meridian as its lino of bisection
(the oxaot meridian of New Orleans
and running a littlo cast of St. Louis),
includes Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa, tho States north of them to tho
Gulf and tho Rio Grande Itiver. Tho
next is the mountain timo belt, which
is regulated by tho ono hundred and
fifth meridian, nearly clipping Denver,
This belt includes Wyoming, Colorado,
Now Mexico, tho larger portion of JJa
kota, Nebraska! Kansas, Texas, Arizo
na, Utah and Montana, with small sec
tions of tho Indian Territory and Jda
ho. Tho l'aolfio bolt which takes its
timo from tho one hundred and twentr
eth (logrce, passes a littlo west of Car
sou Citv. Nov., includes California,
Nevada. Oregon and Washington 'fur
ritory, tho larger portion of Idaho, and
strips of Montana, Utah and Arizona.
Thero is a difference of exactly ono hour
betwoen tho times of the different belts.
So tho traveller, can easily tell the timo
in traveling, as ho passes from ono belt
to another, by adding an hour without
resetting ins watch. I'or example, n
man resident in Portland, Me., and
having the timo of tho eastern belt,
takes out his watch in Cincinnati
Ohio, and finds that according to th
dial it is 1:80 p. in. His Ciiicinnat
time. then, is fust 12:30 P. m. He nr
rives at St. Louis, nnd finds, when ho
consults his watch, that it still mark
1:30 p. m. Ho only has to subtract
two hours and ho has the timo correct
lor tho timo belt whero ho then is
This exact difference of an hour in va
nation of time constitutes the great
convenience of tho system, as tho
chango tan bo instantly calculated.
A health journal says that you
ought to take three quarters of
an hour for your dinner. It would bo
well also to add a few vegetables and
ODD ITEMS
Thero is luck iu odd numbers. Thnt
more peace in the house if thero is
but ono baby instead of twins.
n Irish lovor remarked : "It's a
cry groat pleasure 10 be atom, espec
ially when your sweet heart Is wid yo."
Tho black poodlo with his hair shav
ed in knots and knobs, is tho corrcot
thing in canines iu England just now.
Coffeo cups becomo smaller and
smallor for "after dinner service." The
newest size is a trillo larger than tho
fat woman's thlmblo.
A Baptist tadv devotes to the Lord's
cause all tho eggs laid by her hchs on
Sunday. This looks like a dead set
against sin,
If it be true that ihd physicians Have
ilenly to tl'i unending imauiuary ail
ment, it is equally true that the sick
have plenty to pay for imaginary
cures.
"Don't you remember mui" asked iho
soda wnter clerk of tho lady customer.
ivn, l can t say that f do, she rophcdi
nnd yet th"ro Is something familiar
ibont your fizz."
Why do they call it a mail train whoil
the females have more to say than' the
males !
If you want to make t. dude mad
ask him at what misfit store he bought
his clothes.
Some one asks : "why Is a dude tike
match i" and wo can't think whv un
less it is because both are light-head.
It is a question whether it is better
to talk in church, as members of tho
choir do, or go to sleep, like tho oldest
deacon.
"No," said Brown to Kohiusoti with
sigh, "I haven't got chango for a
five, but I sliould liko to havo n five'for
chauge.
If Clovcland shall bo nominated, ho
will certaiuly bo elected, for a bachel
or has never failed of an election to
the Presidency. As all tho old maids
will support him, that will make "his
calling and election sure."
Tho most succesful counterfeit of
the dimo is said to bo .made of glass
mixed with some base metal hv n urn.
cess unknown to ordinary workers ill
metal and glass. I ho counterfeit looks
exactly, like the genuine ten cent pieco)
out on being struck with n hammer it'
is crushed to pieces.
A country girl, coming from tho
liod, being told by her poetic cousin
that sho looked as fresh as a daisy kiss
ed iwith tho dew, said, "Well, it wasn t
any fellow of, that name , hut it was
Sfqvo Jones that .kissed mo. 1 told1
him that every mm in town would find
it out.'
Oatmeal DitiNic. It- is one of tho'
best recipes 'printed for gratuitous dis
tribution by the National Health So
ciety. Put three tahlenpoonfuls, ol
uoaiue oatmeal into thrcu quarts of
cold water and boil it for halt an hour;
while hot swcelen to taste -with brown
sugar. Most people prefer it strained..
This is e'y good with cocoa, about
half of each, as a hot drink, or it can
be flavored with cloves anil lemon peel
boiled in it. If it is to bo, drank colli
ouohalf ounco of citriu acid maybe.
ut- to each two or three gallons.!
union juice is preferable to the acid,1
but very much dearer. Klco'or'barley
drink cau bo made in tuo same way,
using broken rico or barloy instead of
oatmeal. Any ot tho above aro excel
lent drinks for the harvest field and
very cheap. ! V
Oare of the Teeth.
While it. is a fact that cood and bad
teeth are largely inherited, yet good
ones may s6ou bo injured by neglect.
Not only as u matter of'health should
the teeth bo (preserved as far as possi
ble, but for appearances. Nothing
more detracts from the! comeliness of a
young man or woman, than the disnlav
of teeth yellow and, black from neg-
iect j me ueiter looking tho person,Jthe
more glaring is this, blemish. Parents
are often greatly to blame in this re
speot. As Boon as a child cots its ner.
raanent teetlt he or sho should bo taught
to use a tooth brush, with wnter, at
loast onco a day. This would often
save the child f rom much mortification
and perhaps misery in after life, The
use of a tooth brush not too stiff, with
water simply, mornintr and nicht.is
all that most teeth require. If tartar
collects in spite of this, the use of Cas
tile soap (the white is preferable) upon
the brush will generally answer. If,
something more is needed to keep tho'
teeth clean, prepared chalk is one' of
the satcst tooth powders. Avoid all
tooth powders that aro at all gritty.
Some contain powdered pumico stono,
winch will reraovo both the1 tartanarld
enamel In using tho brush, it is equal
ly as Important to apply it to the back,
side of the teeth as to the front, aud
instead of only .moving, it across, tiio
teeth, a part, of tho brushing should be
from tho gums upward and downward,
to remove any particles that have lodg
ed between them. Nover use a metal
lio tooth pick i a sliver ot wood is prof:
erable to tho quill so. commonly nsod
Whenever decay is noticed, in tho
teeth, go to the dentist at onco.
A Oare for Diphtheria.
Dr. Dolthil, a French physician,
says that a sure cure for any ordinary
case ot diphtheria is to utilize tho va
pors ot liquid tar and liirpentlno so as
to dissolve tho fibrinous exudations
that chnko up tho throat and lead to
such fatal results in that dreaded tils
caso. Dr.. Dellhill's process is 'simply
this : lie pours equal pai w ot uirpen
tino and liquid tar into a tin pan or
cup ana sets nro to mo mixture. A
denso resinous smoke arises, which oh
scores the' air of tho room, "f lip pa
tient." Dr. Dolthil savs. immediately
seems to experience rehYf ; tho choking
mid rattlu stop : the patient tails into a
slumber, and seems to inhalo the smoke
with pleasure. Tho fibrinous mem
brano soon becomes detached, and .tho
patient coughs up microblcides. lhese.
when caught in a glass, may bo seen
to dissolve in the smoke. Iu tho course
of thrco days nftorward the' patient en
tirely recovers." This' treatment has
been tested In Now York recently, an
with Kralifylng results. It is based on
the theory that diphtheria is due to the
rapid multiplication of living fungi,
which are killed by tho fumes of tho
tar and turpentine. Indeed, all suo
cessf ul treatment of diphtheria is by
the uso of medioines which destroy low
forms of insect life. Dunorest,
Monthly for July.
Onnosito St. Louis, in tho Missi
nl Itiver. floats an island which 'hai
been drifting down stream for tho last
twenty yoars. its area is auoui iuu
acres, and it moves quietly along at
tho rato of oight inches a day. So far
it has advanoed a mile from tho posi
tion it occupied twenty years ago.
Tho rollglous press bugging a Sun
day school teacher.
Vital UuvntloiiHlMI
Atk the most eminent phutieian
Of any school, what Is the best tlilnn In
tho world for qutellng nnd nllnyltig all Irri
tation of- thcnorTesnmlnrlnghll forms"
of nervous complAlntd', ' ' ftfvlng iinturnl,
chlhllfko refreshing sleep always ?
And thoy will tell you miliesltidlngly
"Some form of pjm J I J"
OMAITKII 1,
Ask any or nil of the most eminent hliy.'
slclans i
What Is tlid best 'tviul only remedy that'
can ho relied on to cure nil disease of thd
kidneys' rttfd urinary organs ) Such' as
llrlgltW rtHcAse, diabetes, rdidritlon, or IW-
hlllty to retain ntlnc', nhii'nll'tlic diseases
nhil lilhucuis rtcc'Altnr to Worncn"
'And Hie" will tblPyfm explicitly ami
rnplmtlcaliy "WnT
llenbe.hcn those imII.U nli MmlrtnM tilth
others equally valuable.
And compounded Into ltoit Illltftrs, siirlin won
uerlul nnd mysterious curatlvo power Uilovelophl,'
which l.s so varied In Us operations Hint no ills
onso or 111 health can tioislbly exist nr resist Us
power, nnd yet It Is
jinrmiess ior mo most irnu woman, weaken, in
valid or smallest child 1 1 use.
sk the siiinu pliyslclnni
"What Is the most reliable and surest
cure: for nil llvcrdlsenscs Ur dyspepsia) con'
Stlpatlon, Indigestion, biliousness, uvilarln,
fever ague, tc," unil tliuy.wlll'tell you i,
Mitolratp I or Dmhihn J ! I "
OHAt-TBII. II '
"rntlcnts '
"Almost dead or neatly .ill Ins'
Foryenrs, nnd given up by physicians, of
Bright' and q'hur kidney diseases, liver
cdmpliilnts, bevcro coughs, called consump.
tl6n, hnvc bccn-cvircd. ' '
Women gone nearly crazy (III i
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
PeonlQ drawn outot shano from excruclAtlni?
pangs or rheumatism. Inflammatory nnd chrpnlc,
nuuiTiiig iium bcruuu.i4
Erysipelas I
"Saltrheum. blood iiotqnntncr. dViinensla. Indiges
tion, and In tact, almost all diseases trail"
ruiuru is uoir ui
Havo been cured hr.lMr, Hitters, nroof of which
can bo found Iu ctcry neighborhood In tho known
WNono cenulno without a bunch ot irroon lions
on Iho w'.ilto liiixil; snun all the vile, poisonous
stun with "l!op"or "Hops'1 In their name.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
By vlrtuo of a writ of Vend. Ex. ISMltd
outot tho Court ot Common Pleas ot Columbia
county nnd to me directed, will bo exposed to pun
lie Bala ut tho Court Jlouso In Wooinvjurg, oft
Saturday, 'July 5th,. 1884,
nt i o'clock p. in. All that certain lot or piece of
land bltuato In Mlnilri township, 'Columbia coun-
ty, l'ennsylvaiil.i, bounded and described as fol
lows, to-wltt On tho north byAnron Andrews, on
thqsouth by-lands of Samuel Snyder, ontlio east
by lauds ot Nathan Creasy, and on thq west by
lands of Stephen (le.irliart. cont Alulns Seven1
Acresmoreor lessi wlthdut-building
Seized, nnd taken into execution at the suit of
John Illndofllter and Barah A. IIInderlltcr, tits
Itelnrtghtotsald wife,, vs. Stcphon Wolf, nnd
to bo soldinstlie property ot th said Stephen
WolfJ
JOHN MOUIIKY,
kiiW. Attya sheriff.
Juno 18
5000! I Agents wanteds
nou'in.E
ic &i
to Bell tho First AUT1IUNTIO lllographles of
BLAINE Jfc LOiGAN
:y the eminent scholars, it. J.- HAMMIEM., and
I15N rBIII.KY I'OOIIE. Tho peoplo. demand this
work because- themmt reliable,, complete, Inter
CHtloKand, richly illustrated. It 'coutaths-nearly
GO) Vl. ; lino steel portraits .Will bo llrst out,
sell fastest, nnd pay blseest proilts. liewaro ot
untenable, catchpenny books. Write at onco to
IubT:ard Brcs.y'723Cheslnut SWPhila.
. Hi butllts hro really, send sbii.ilbr ono ond sao
tittif. ,.,., '
no id Mi? win n ionw
UmifililMliiiilJ lllUil I'liiUUIift
OF CAST pn.VUOUO.IIT Ilt'oX,
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery iiots' '
and
'Public Grounds.
. J , ... .!'..'
iUU lUllUWlUK bMUUB IIIU I 11.1.1 I. lltllllll,. will Ul
the several beautiful btylesof I'cnco manufactured
by the undcnkruvd.
For Beauty and Durability thoy nro unsurpass
ed.
Bet up njxpericnoea nanus anu wurram.ua
to give satisfaction.
prices and specimens
of other dc-
signs sent to any, address.
Address
HOT
TIM
BLOOJtSBURG PA-
May4.tr
NEW BUGGIES ! !
rri8"Fv
CARRIAGE SHOP,
BERWICK, PENIS' A.
FitOM S.a.po TQ $i!$5'.(to.
MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP
STRCTLYiFIRST-CLASS.
,.May S-Sm
fiWxrttsmurrrarrriiifvirirjTiiwmiiii!
Juno S7-1W
Cures Scrofula, Erysiiielns,
PtmplQS, and facq Grubs,
Olotchcs, Boils, Tumors, Vet-
tor, Humors, , jtaoum,
Scald Uoad. Soros,, Mbrcuriai
Diseases, Femalo Weakness
nna irregularities, vizzmoss,
Loss ot Appotito, Juandico,
MSoctiorts ot tho Livor, Inilt
gnstion, Biliousness, Dyspop
sin and General Dobility.
A cuurtJ f llf I' k 1110,1 htllr, will "tUty tk
(41 ., e, l In t lIL l.iMtrtt UIjiaI Itill&cr vu
UHh, bM l,y m.-tli Invifealciltvaiyue",
UtitaUaitlufitvcaUifuitfos. Um.
FOSTER, MI1BIHN & C04 rWi.'Buffi'o, N.Y
I CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!
s,
THE ARTIST
ANt)
Who, nl ways giviH von iho Litest
lylrs, mu cuts onr ulolhing lo fit
'on, Having bail tint c.pcrii-tiui lor n
number ol euis in the laiioriug ihini
nt1,. tins learned what mnti-rial will
give his ciintomuis me iict mitisincmm
for wear ami stylo and will try lo
PJh.hu nil who give luiu a call. Also
on hand
Gents' jTurnishing Goods
df Al.li DEHClUlTlONS.
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS
Always of the lntcst stylos. Cull and ex-
nmine his siock ueioro purcimsuig else
where. toFi
Corner Main & Market Sts.
B
Pa,
mi
Apri;s5 ly
Aro you f oUliur, try Wus' Dbilto Kb-
izt hewea, a puro, cieon, waoiesomo
For Bndn,Kemt,Blm(IJTikKIInf1
Lungs. AnUnequAledlaTljrorut. Curol A
Headache, FeTer, Airuo, Chills,
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Nice to tako, trua merit, unequaled for
TORPID.' LIVER, nd Night
Sweats, NorvouB Woaknoas,
Mnlnrln. Leanness, Bexual Decline.
il.00 per bot., e fora.00. at Drusrjristi.
E. 8. Vituut, Jersey City, N. J if. B. A.
Buchu-Paiba
Itcmultablo Corel of CatAlrb of the
Bladder, Inflammation, IrrltaUon ot Kid
Deyi and Dlulder, Btono or Qravel UIj
ea(M of the ITostate Oland.iDropeloal
BweUIntrs, Female Plieasei,. Incontin
ence of Urine, all Diseases of iho Genito
urinary Organs in either sex. For Un
healthy or Unnatural Discharges use
also "Chopin's Injection Fleur," each $1.
For SirillLlS, cither contracted or
hereditary taint, use Chapln's Constitu
tion Bitter Kjnin, ,$1.00 jer bottle, and
Chapln's flyphultlo lUla.'JS.OO; and Cha
pln's Syphilitica, tJalre, $l.oa 0 bottles
Bynip, 2 of lllls, 1 Salve, by Express on
receipt ot $10.00, or otUruirgists.
E. H. Wiixs, Jersey City, NT J.. V. S. A.
1
E. B.
1
GAS FITTING & STEAM 1IEATJNG.
DI'AI.KH
STOVES & TINWARE;
, j
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Roof
1 ing and Spouting promptly
attended to.
restrict attention given to heating by steam.
Corner of Main & East Sts,,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
AdtKCY OK
WILUY & KUSSEI.I.H
I.illOU BiTINO TOOLS
MACHINERY.
Head tjaurters for
Iron, bteel, Horttjihoes
Null nnu Wiipnn
ilftKera' and lllack
811111118' ftunnlleH.
i lhriwl illttenbcnder,
htoro: naruroointi
8 Itanklln Ave., nlao
liwurtroumaiu Frank
Jlln Ave., and USCeu
(i tit) btnet.
S.qilANTON PA.
may 23 Jy
YTAINWRiailT & CO.,
whqIesale Qiioditns,
l'lilbAJlKI-PIUA
rKAri. ijlVUUra, COIfPHB, Slid A!l,JIOI.4rHH
KICI, SI'ICKS. H1C1HB SOUl, C, Sd.
N. H. Corner Hrcoud and Arcli3treta.
reorders will receive prompt attentlni
arniriS rrfi i, wr?Truin"Bi)M
tot
The uiuljrst'no,l offers ndvantaseoiH Induce
ractitpln thopurchxseof tliu followlntr specialties
Tho pKKlll.Ntl lllNIlHlts.
COUN CUM'IVATOUS,
TJio l'erry BprinK Tooth Harrow, tho best
tu tue Market.
All kin, 1 nml irriilM of l'lifunlinln br tlm MANY
imv riauiMKinu aim mmiiv., u.
FREDRICK HACENBUCH, Assnl,
9
ESPY Columbia Co
Do
.1
May 2-2 mos.
M..C SLOAN & BR0
lihopMsnuRG, rA.
It inufacturcrs ot
CARRIAGES BUQQIES, PHAETONS.
SLElQHSrPLATFORM'WAQONS, &C
Flrat-class work always hi hand,
jtM'Ajiiwa mi ri yvone,
Prica reduced lo tult the timet,
"I JOUKCI I ANT TAll -OR.f
1
no hin
1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1
UUfJUl
Ilfif
11
It
WW
SPEEK'S
PflHIDSAL GRAPE WINE
Also
UNl'KIlMKNTKl) (IIIAI'K JUIC1".
Used lii Ilic iHlnclpalChurclira for Communion.
ItTcellent. for rVmnles, Weakly lVreona and tho
aged.
Spoor's Port Gropo Vm
FOUR YE Am OLD.
MIISCHt.KllllATKI) WINKlSlhO puro Jllico Ot
tho dead rlnoonorlo (Ir.ine. ralieil in sneer'a
vineyaids. Its Invulunble,
Tcnlc aai Strengthening Froportlcs
aro unsurnamed lir nnv other Wlno. lieini? nrn.
diiccd under Mr. Hni-er s own personal Kunenlslon.
US pinny nnd Kenulneucw, are Ruaranleed by tli
nHuelnal llo.4tiItalsand llrunlsnr nenitliwhnli.ivn
ox.unlued It. 'llio yumiA'st child nuy p.irtako o
and tno weakest lnvnlld uso It to advantage.
U nartlL'Ul.irli- Ix'ni'llelnl tn tlm ncnl nn.l
debilitated, and suited to tuo various aliments that
iiiieci, inu lveaKer ne.x.
it is in eery respect A WINKTO llEIIl;l.li:i)O.V,
Speor's Unferinented Qrapa Juice-
Is tllO tUlCCOfthn tlltnrtn nrAnrta 'nrnwrml In
IU natural, frejli, mteei stato as it runs from tho
iiivsi uy iuniisuuon, t neivuy ciestrojius tho exci
ter of furiiieiitailoii. it Is perfectly pure, freo
om Bpirlts and will keep in any climate.
Soeor's Burgundy.
is a dark rich medium lirv Winn nai i,v iim
enMhr f-trl4yp fin ft ''ihln nrlllhi,,,. ,,.... i.v
plO slelans In cases whera n dry wlno Instead of u
.sweet port Is desired.
Spo'oc'd (Sjcialite) Olarot.
Is held in Inch estimation for It.n rtehniMs in a
Ury 'I'ablo Wlno especially suited for dinner use, .
Speor's P. J. Sherry.
Ih a wlnfl nf Hiinpilnr'nhnriietpr nml nnrtnknu nf
the rich iuallilesot tho t'rupo from which It Is
made.
Speer's P- J. Brandy.
H A l'Ulli: dUtlllatlon frnm lhfi'rnun nml
stiliidaunrlvnlledln this Country for medicinal
purposes.
It lias a peculiar flavor, hlmllar to that of tho
drapes fromwnich It is distilled,
Hce that the klsnaturo ot ALt'ltlil) SI'KKIt, l'.is-
salc K. J., Is o cr the cork nf each bottle.
&Ol.J BY O. A. KLEIM.
AND BT DUUaoiSTS EVlilti-VUKItE.
Kep.S!S-'S31jr.
SALESMEN WANTED
fo hell Nursery StoA for tho llosker 'urj'rtpsi.
litablMied I Ml. Lluvml M.il.AltV AMI U.
paid l'eruianont employment, send
for.terms. II. K' noilKIHt co.Hl'ANV.
.May 13.8 m Itoeln-nivr, N. v.
a week nthoaio. fS.OOoutnt free, ,'ay nu
vilulely sure. No risk. Capital not required.
Header. If you want business iitwhluh tier.
e,onsof ellh'r sex. vouni? or old. can nmkn
Brent pay all the timo they work, with abioluto
certaluty, wrllo for, particulars, to 11., Hallett &
Co., I"ortIand, Maine.
DecSl-iy
STAFF0RIF8
t. BLACKING
Gives a MORE BRILLIANT SHINE
THAN ANY OTHER.
IN BOXES WHICH PREVENT
SOILING THE HANDS.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
S. S.STAFFORD;
jow none.
Juno 1U-4W
CATARRH Hay Fever,
Is a typo ot catarrh
having peculiar symp
toms. It is attended
bynn Inilamed condi
tion ot l he llnlnamem
brano of the nosttlis,
tear-ducts, nnd throat,
affecting the luiurs.
An acrid mucus Is se
creted, tho dtschartfu
Is accompanied with a
painful burning sensa
tion, 'i'hero uro severo
spasms of Biieednif,
frcnuent attacks of
blhidlni; headache, n
watery and lnllaiued
Kfj'ESV b ft Kl"a Crcam 1,-,m u
a remedy founded on a correct diagnosis of tho
disease and can bo depended upon. Ml as. at drug,
gists: Wets, by moll. Samplo bottlo by mall 10
r &1UIUU1 uiutjtn.
CIS. JM-Y JJHUS, unt-u,
1 recommenu iu uioso suiierms ins i uui;,
wllli Hnv VVTpr. Wyis Orpnm ltnlliL. 1 have trlCU
nearly all tho remedies, and give this ft decided
preferenco over them nil It has given mo imme
diate relict, u. T. stki'Ufnb, uaruwa.ro .Mcrcuuui,
Ithaca, n. i. Juno sm w
OUAYW Hl'ICCII'IC MKDICINE,
TRADE MARK. TUHflRKATKNO-TllADE MARK
Lieil UEJ1KUV. An
unfailing cure for1
Mmlual Weak
pess, Sperinator
rbuia, Iinpotcncy,
and all Diseases
that follow ns a
sequence of bell
Abuso ; as toss of
Mpmnrv. TTnlver.
BEFORE TARlKBl Uissltude.ArTtri. TAKING.
l"nln In tho Hack, minnessi ot vision, iTemaiuro
Olil Age, mid many other diseases that led to insa
nlty or consumntlon and n Premature Grave.
litwiii nf uilvertlfcemrutH to refund money.
when druggists from whom tho medicine U bought
do vtrpfuna, but refer you to tho minutaciur
eis,, and the .requlremenw an) tuch that they,
aro pewoni, ieixi; compiled with. Kco their writ
ten guaranUHj. A trial ot one single package of
dray's Hpecltlo will convince tho most skeptical of
Ub real merits. ....
on account ot counterfeits, wo bare adopted tho
Vrllnw Wrnnnor lllft nnlv L-enlllnO.
IWJ'uU particulars In our pamphlet, which we
deslro to send free by mall to every one. jVThe
Krui'inn Meiltelne Is txilil brail drllL'L'lsts at fl
per pacKaire or o iiacKaes iur to, ur wm bchv
by mall on the receipt of the money, by addresslDl
this okay MEi)iuiNnco.;iiurraio, n. y
bom in niooinsuiirg uy nil uruzgisis.
uv iv
HUNTS WANTlill ,1'OK T1IK I.lVltS 01'
LAINE and &OGAN
llv Col. Tnna w. Knox, outsells all othem 10 to 1,
"Authentic, Impartial, Complete, the lltut and
itmimi. tyni imkvs ii.ow. w-in nf i.'wi,
ner cent. In Aireuts. outfit Free. FivlahU iHiM,
Address ( vmv tuo llnrlluril i-iiuiiiiiiiir l o
iiurifiora, 1x1:111. JU110..-11V. u
wanted for Tho I.lvoiof all the Pros
dents of the 11. H. The- larrost. hand
somest best book ever snui tor less man
lwico our unco, i mi lasiesi. neiiuiu
lionlMn America, linmeiiso nroltts to nironts. A)
liitelllgeiit peoplo want It Any ono can become a
suceesui agent, 'ivrmstree, iiaixkitiiihik vo.
iiriiaiui; Elaine -i-w
Caution to Farmers Si Doalors,
For Safety In procuring your
IIAKPOON HOIISli HAY 1'OIIKS,
feint only those having tnervuu an
impilnt of our THAiiK MAiiK, anu
tiirruuy nave infringement rees.
. Ciita'oiruoulvliar reliable lutorma.
lion furnished freo by .Mf'irs and llups..
A. J. NIM.I.IS IMIMI'ANY. i'lttsbllnf. Pa.
Also, Mt'gs News' Mounted x noaiing narrows,
Agi- biet'ia, iiiu'ti t encing, iiuou uruuers, o.u.
uuuuiiiw r
A DVKUTISEUH by addressing tlKO. 1'. J10WHLL
aa Co., 10 tipruoo Kt., New York, can learn tno
exact rohi, Ol uny propotteu hub oi aihiiiiuoiau
hi American riewsiiuiicrs. v iw page i -uiupuivii
1UU. CUI1U w
fYIi,l?fPfi,DC! of tholato war who were refused
U L' J? Iul!iltOpay for the time between date ot
commission nndomclal muuer, will nnd It to their
Interest to communicate promptly, nud wltth jir
n,nlnrs' with Mi'NKll.l. lilHUII. Altnrnevs and
holtiltors, Iirawerisr, Washington, 1). 0. No fees
In advance ;liowibludaUliig hlghost reiuren,
ces. j uno iu- w u
.151 HH
hi:i:i
WW
llrtdll. A iO.H?1VT''irCi ate treated with
surprlno in
nlihl in what Is now for tho llrst tl
at Is unexani.
Iu what Is now for tho llrst tlmoorfered them
livlln t l l l'lt till' III'YIII.IITION
bomo of 1J the best stand- JVard liooka of t he
world. huuerblv IllUstrauid. Uchly bound, retailed
ut n nuiu fraction ot former prices. I Jl(i 1IH
CllN'rHandexcluslvo territory given
good agents, luu-pago catalogue free. W'rltu quick.
Juhn 11. Auien, Publisher, 'M 1'uarl Mew York,
June 15-4 w d
(D COLEMAN
ootiiHfin.wrnwrAUic, r. j.
loistmlents from l'cntisylvanla In Slots
positions Kraduatra than nil other rcIiooh rom
blned. Ltfo soholarshlp, in. Wrlto for circulars.
COLEMAN & PALMS, l'roprletors.
Junol3-lw r
ALL KINDS OF .TOH P1UNTING
ON SHOllT'NOTIOE
AU'TIIIS OJ-'FIOK.
CTfAIl STREET,)
STYLES
CAW WW
ArB?
Mm LOWEHEEGs
THE
MEECHANT TAILOR,
WEBER-H&RDMA1
IP IA1TOS,
FINE INLAID FUENOII WALNUT CASK OHOAN, 1) STOPS, $90 DASH.
Etiny TcritiN. Satlsliictloii Guumiitcod.
bacon's nykisro w-r.e k-ooives,
MUSIC HALL RLOOK, WXKBS-BAHKI, PA
Junel
qrandwOBD CONTEST!
K.NTKUTA1MMJ AM INWTItri'TI VK PASTIMF- 1.A1IUKI.V INOItKASEII MJMUtil OF
A1AU.MUUKNT AMI Cll-TLY l'UUMlUMH OIVKN.
flvlnf lo th grrtt tuectn of our forintr Word Co&tt, wtilob otplrtd Uj lit, ftod tut maj rtqotitl of ptriom
bo itw orodir tooUto toodiiiftia,'waoQo1udol to offer tbo foils lot ma&lflcai prtitoti w lUo criom ivoklof
out It Ur(tl lUti of vrd from lb Utttri coQitriilD ibo wordu
"USE DAY'S SOAP ONLY."
1st. Solid fJld Wutch Hr(A 10O
IfJ. MHKiilOrrntTruhet ud Halvvr... 1
ttrd lHnmoBd l.ur.rinir,,, (
7a
4th. l.utlf ou w mien
ftlh. Urni'o IMumond KrarflMn
60
U5
fitrt. KlrtfAnt'lllllHfireVtttrMt,8lon4CBpUlt
Ttb l allvt taHU(uu ohib mbiu Jtwti urwi
ioo boxesua);ls.!.u'
Vol tbo nemit Uit vltb ftwul crrti,raTUd tho Utt
CO.MUTIONH
Tint. Ailllitimuit fco fully prepild ttyl oeeomptnlsd
orouilBgllAY BIlU'lB
b xi' ih jiim ibuiiij! u!u inn ujitu f Tscvr irgio wnvn tsu vvj i, ummott oi wuitfi la mi,
iddre, oil to bo wrtueD ou odo bcct of roper! irportto from Hii.
mt bo written ploiolj, numbered, oud Wfhbrtlellr orronied. Tbo btogropblcol oiati, Dimei of
ooaoir dim odi
Bwttd. Word I
flttUn. Horlploro proper nomei, modern leoiropbleol Bonco,
orlDiura nroDcr nomei. modern leoironhlekl ainea.
Tblrd. Only wurdi found la Wtbeur'oor Woremer i
to tfa lut with tboiieepitooiof prefliei d4
tei oi
sui aiacreoi niiuiai, om out ouo,
Foitrtb. 11 ur le of oil wordi odmltied oiotpt bloirijitleil
foci rophle&l nnuei, oud CbrltUa nomei. but ODOitronhco
iigsi okiuci, u4 vuritia iiimci, vut poitroimci
rma. n wurue comuku hdii tuf leiieri (wmrriiiui
i. o wordi eowntid ualn tbo uttero oomrrli
ODf 1
r, 3 H O.
Kiith. ill Miti my it b 1q by )eembr liti old tbo Pre
PtTintn. rromiaui win no given iu roiativn ooeorami to too urieit mil or worn.
Kfhth, Lliti tuuit not bo ieat In roll) but pot In vottlepti.
Niiih; U ill or tend Hit to our New York omto, 1101 Keolo Ptrteti or oor PbtlndelpMo Offlio. 1T60 IT word Btroet,
Tbo lAV'A0OAlbu been Uriel; told by Wbolculo ond Kei oil Qrooerithroafbout tbo United Hutti for Broyeori,
ondwberever Iti meriio oro known ll onjoyi unbounded popotorlty. Notwltfaiundtof tbeio foeti wo bote rtcelted
luioy hundred Icttere front kiuiii lo cur former eouiel, eomlalulog tbot their grocer did not keep II A 1 Pt nod
In nony ioiiouoeo reftuM Citlj to supply thf ir cuitomera with It l not only it lading In tbelr own light, bot dolog ui
grrol (DjutlC0. It I to bo itojd, nnd It la olid our ilcilre, tht eontetlinli will uio overy etfurt to biro their I ructro
mppiy i hem. but In eno tbey will in-t, wo will, mi receipt of fl 00, frword loony port of tbo I'nltid fitottf, eoit of
Uliilnlppl Hlver, etfrM prpoll, lUeokne, including thru of our Hem ll full J Kuitxmed JMclnro Cirdi.
Tho II.VV'h Mr A I U lb rureit oi ben iop ruble, it Hi ui vou bateuo Hulllog.Hcoldlng.or Ilirl Rubbing,
Huri Uhor.fufl.oud clothea, W will f lrMt 5ihl If the MA V'H OAI doe a not do oil wo elolui for It If oid oa thedl
ftcinno'0oiirii n Vho wropprr, llpoutlfullr Kmlwiicd I'Jcluro Cm la of minr dlfft'rriit deiliui given, Monuficturrd be
It VV A: t'Jtll K. 1UI. IW, H, l!W k 11SI lluwaou H, k IIW, Ilii, Uil, Hi b HS1 Wiielw fit., fmuri.
Juno 1348 w
EZOHANGE HOTEL.
W. R. TUBB3, PROPRIETOll
DioonsBuntJ, pa.
OI'I'OSITB COUUT IIOUSL",
lartfi) nml convonlsnt Himnle roomi. ll.itli ronins
hot una coU water, uml all moilern coiiveulciice
OITOSITK U 11 DKrOT,
Fred Boyci,) Prop.
BErW!Ck P.
H
Tho I ravelllni; nulillo nnd vHltors lb llcrwtcU nro
loaiiectdillr liuonnoil Unit tlio undorbiKUul 1ms
tuken Uio nbovo uld eslublUlml Uceuwvl Uuiimj,
wlilcli lie lins recently ntleil up In llret elasa btylo
and lie often acoaiiiiiiodallaiH iiul tu any.
Ttio liar in supplied Willi tlmclwlce.t nlw, wlnos,
llquura and cU'uni,
Good Stabling Accommodations.
MayV Sin
I'Sir t lie t'lk'lirnliil Clilckciiug. Ivcis &
l'oml, nml VdsmfoSon I'lnniis. Wnrlil ro
ntiwiii'il 1-Mt-y ()r .lis, Vlolltm, AiT(irili'(ins
mill Shut Mniic. Cclcliintcit While, INuw
lllgli Ann Dnvin, New Ilonii', Uoyiil HI.
John, nml Mglit Ittinnln? Domt'sllc Sewing
Mnclilncs. Nei'dlcs, nil nnd ntlnrlimcntH
filr nil nmlti's t)f HewliiR Jlnclilncs.
USE SKEW
SECOND
SERIES
Hth. Fralt Ptnd, Hlch. Plu or Amfctr Glui AIT
ttth. 'rctaTt-lu (t, 1 1'lccet, Eid or Xmbtt 111
10th. 1111 1'uoter.CUutdlUndlti lo
lllh. lee r)Uhr,lqli.,i;t)o UoibloWoUo lO
ltth. 4uke Htnd, Cbtttd oad Gold Lined,, ... T
1 tflb. Fruit HUnd, Kook Crjiut Vui UImi.,. T
bubolf tbo oumbtror nordi of tbo blfbiitoonpiUtor.
by two itot ittmp for retoro poitkl. Uttt tbtt too
tod Chil
oad Chiitilta
ta none, muil bo elI8td oeporotily.
ttedt IhUwill lualudo oorword from tb
dlotlucor olmlitedt thle will luoUie oay word from tbo flrit
itporoio wordi ond obioloto wordi f word! of ooao ipetUii.
nonoi, noniti of Attloa, StrlpUro propir bomti, nodtrA
dentil I m tMtlto ma sr etberwlit not odmUttd.
uiim r vtntUDia in. UUti II A 1 fl OUAt VALli tBOl
11.1K.1U1T 0. Will b thrown Olt.
ml in win bo oworded Ieo. lUtb.
Tho most popular rosort ontlio smnucnanna
lthcrlM tlie Wupwallopen Valley Hotel, wupwul
lopoo, Luzerne Co , I'.u
5, t MAUGER, Proprietor.
Tills house lias been tnorousfiuy renovated nnd
U nttwl un wltli every comenlonces tor Ira.
velers, tourists, Uuntlmr and ashing partUu. U Is
rtelllittullyhlluated lullio mldat ola beautiful
beclloii ul river nml mountain scenery In close
pi'oxlmlly to tlio lumous
Council Cn
and special Inducements nro otrcrftl to all who
deslru reeivatlou combined wltli nrst class ae
ixuninodiitloiiH, Tlio bar supplied only with the
cliolcit, wines and llimors, excellent utablo iic
cuuiiu7Jatlons, buau to hlru no,
April 25-om
Send six cents lor postage, anil re
ceive free, a costly box of iroods which
.will help you to more money right
mi. uj .i.u.t huj t.iiuj, uuu tu ,uia II ui lu.
All, of cither sex, buccwJ trom nml hour. Tho
broad rend tofoitune opens before the workers
abholutely buro. At onco adilress, Tuux & Co., Au
Busttt, Maine, DvoKMy
ilii
Pennsylvania Railroad.
INI
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
INI
TIME TABLE.
In cm ct May 13th. IbSI. Trains le.no Sun.
bury.
KASTWAItl),
Q.lSn. m.. flea Shoro Hxnress (dully cxeerit
Sunday), fur IlnrrWiunf and Intermediate stut Ions,
arrUliiunt, l'lilladelplilaa.15 p. m. ; New York,
csup. in. j lialtlmoie, 8.10 p. in. i Washington,
o.W)p. m., coniifcllnKairiiliiulPlplila fornil fcea
Mioru jiomis. iiiruuKii iiusseinfer coaen lo
l'lilladelplila.
z.Oini. in. Day express (dally), for Unrrlsbunr
and lnlcnnedlatustiilluiis,aiilvlnt( nt riilliulelplilu
r.a p. m. i New YorK, i0.i;o 11. m. j ltainmoro
7.S0 p. ni. i Washington, 8.15 p. m. l'arlor ca
iiiiuugu iu I'liuuuuiiiiiiu uuu passenger coacnu
through to Philadelphia aud llnltlinorv.
HfM p. in. llllnmsport Accommodation (dally
for llurrlsbuig mid nil liilciniedlatu stations, arrlv
lngut l'lilladelplila 3 IB n. m. ; New York G.llln. in.
.sleeping ear accommodations can bo secured ut
Hariliiburgforl'lilliidelplilriniHlNew York, on pun
Uns a through sleeping cur will bo run; on tills
train trom Willlainsi)'llol'lillndclphla.l'lilladeIplilii
passengers can rcuiuiuiabiecpcrunui3iurue.u uuiu
rn. m.
n. m. Erl stall, (dally except Monday)
for llarrlsburtr niul Intermedium .r nt lcni-t.
arriving nt l'lilladelplila 7.M) a. m. NuwY'oik,
ll.SO n. in. ; llaltlmoiu 7.40 n. m. ; Washington, tt.w
aim. Through lmllmnn Bleeping cars nro ruuon
this train to Philadelphia, llalllmuru mid Washing
ton, and through passuliger coaches tu Philadel
phia aud Ilaltlmuie.
WtSTWAHU.
5.15a. m. Krlo Mall (dally oxcent Sunday), for
rjloimd all liitcrmedlatu stations with through
llillmnu l'alaeu cur and throucli nasseuuer
coaches to Krle, and through 1'ullmiiii l'alucis
cars to llurlnlo via Kinpoilum. Un Huudays this
train lunsio uenovu, wun ruumaii I'uince car tu
liuamsiiort, and passenger coaches to lleuovo.
'For Cnnntnlnlffua nml lnlermedlnln klntlniiH.
lloches'.cr, llumToand Niagara Fulls, (dally exeepl.
bundays) with through Pullman l'aluco or and
passenger coaches to llochestcr.
mo i.a,iil-s3 uim v.v;i'iii. nuuii.i); lur
luck llnen nnd intcunedlato stations. On Suu
Uti) s this train I uns only to Wllllamsport.
1.10 p. in. Niagara Express (dally except Sun
day) fur Kanu ami Intermedium stations with
through passenger coaches to Kune. l or Can, m
dalguu und prlnelpul lntennedlato htatlous,
lloeliester, liullalo and Niagara 1'alls wltli
through pdssenger coaches to Kuchester mid Par
lor car to WalMns.
0.S5 p. in. Vast Uno (dally except Sundayjfur l(e
novo und lnteimedlalc stations, and lilimru, Wai
kins aud lnlcimedlato btutluns, with through pas
senger coaches to Itenovo aud Watklns.
TllltOUOH TltAINS KOH SUN11UHY 1'ilOlt TUB
KAST AND SOUTH.
iNcws Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m. ;
Ilairlsburg, s.io a. m. dally, nrriung lit sunbury
1U.15.
. . . Niagara Express leaves
l'lilladelplila, 7.40 a. in. ; llaltlmoro 7.S0 u. m. (dally
except Sunday) uniting ut sunbury, l.iu p. in.,
with through l'arlor car iroin I'hll.iuelphlu
und through passenger coaches from Philadel
phia aud Baltimore.
i'ast Uno leaves New York aoo n. m. s l'lilladel
plila, 11.10 u. m. ; Washliigtou, 'J.40 a. la. ; Haltl
muro, 10.5D a. in., (dally except, bunday) arriving u
suubury, n.M)p. m., with through passenger
coaches trom Philadelphia nnd IMlilinoiu.
Erlo -Mull lent es New York H.u) p. in. j Philadel
phia, ll.wi p. in. ; Washington, iu.10 p.m.; Haiti
muie, n.!M p. in., (dally) milting at tunbury 6.1
rum., wltli through Pullman Sleeping cats
lioin l'lilladelplila, aslilnglon nnd llalilinoro nnd
through passenger coaches from l'lilladelplila.
sleeper from Ylushlngluu rims dally except, sun
day. MIMH'IIV, 1IA.I.I1TON .V WIl.KU.MIAUIti:
lt.ll.l!(IAI AMI. NOItTIl AMI Wl'.SI'
KltAMJII IIAII.WAV.
(Dally except Sunday.)
Wllkcsbarro ilall leates suubury ln.no a. in.,
anlvlng at Dlooin Ferry li.s; a. m., Wllkes-barro
K.ii p. m.
Express East leates Sunbury 5.35 p. in., arriving
at.nioom Feny 0.30 p. m., likca-banu 8.0J p. m.
Sunbury AInll leates t llkesbario iu.3u a. in. anlv
lng nt Hloom l'erry K'.oi ji. in., Hunbury 12.55 p. in.
Express West lent es llkes barro !!.45 n. in., ar
riving at HlOom Ferry 1.15 p . in., sunbury 5.10 p.
CIIAS. E. l'COH, J. It. WOOD,
Uen. .Manager. uen. l'atsenger Agent.
P
HILADELI'UAani) KKAD1NG KOAl)
ARltANQEMENT UK I'ASSBNGliJt
TBAINH.
MaylO 1B81
TIUINS LK1VX BPl'BKVAS KOLLOWSiBDNDiV
KXOKrTD.
For Now York,Phlladelpuia,Iiemilug,l'ottsvll.u
Talaaquu,&c.,ll,5u u. ni
l'or Catatvlssa, 11,60 i. m. c.n and lo.M p. m.
KorWllllamsport,o,3i 11,15 a. ni. and 4,wi p. ,a
For Lowlsburg and Sunbury, 4.00 p. in.
TIUINSHJB UOCKKl' Ull AO fUl.LUXb, IKLNlUt
Leave Now York, via. Tamaqua 11,011 a. m. and
via. Ilound Brook ltouto 7,45 a. m.
Love Philadelphia, 0,60 a. m.
leavo Keadlngj 11,63 a. m., 1'ous.vnii,, u '.' 1 1 . 1..
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. in.
Ecavo Catawlsaa, e.SO 11.15 u. in. anu 4,1m p. m.
Leave Wlliumsrort,v,45a.m,'-1.05p.m. uuu 0.10 1. m
Lfcavo Suubury 4.1U p. m. F
LcwUburg 4.11 p.m.
Passongera to nnd trom Phlln lelphln go throuh
without chango of cats.
J. R. WOOTTtl.
0. 0. HANCOCK, ilannge, .
OenurtU I'assenyer and Ticket Agent,
J&nioa 1S81 tf.
JQELAWAHK, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTE11N 1IA1LHOAD.
1JLOOMSI5UHG DIVISION.
NOItT
'II. 1
STATIONS.
....scrnnton....
Jlellevuu,...
...Taylorvillo...
,. Lackawanna..
SOUTH
111. p.m.
a. m. 1
0 !
u iu
14
II 1I01
8 C'J
8 53
8 41i
8 41
8 t'j'
835
n.111. mm
, p.m
uu 1 30
5 60 u 40
5 65 U 43
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W. r. IIAWT
'EAD, supt.
Feb. 1st, 1803.
superintendent's
ofllco, Seranton,
JAMES HElLiW,
Tonsorlal Artist.
UAHUBltbllOl . Ho resM)Clfii ly solicits tho
patronage cthlsoldonBtomersau'l of tho publlo
generally. JulyH.'SO-tr
Pebqd Y Y6"tel7
I'lllUDEMMIIA.
MS.tli.R,fJ?T,".,!.i;.t.L'h('3tn,lt-ono auaro south of
Pi,Vllln,' W,.1"." m.tllu vcr' '""'"ess centre of tlio
city, on tho Amrrtoaii and European plum (lood
"'"Wotowoj per day, 1 Item'udelied uiid
W. Payne, M.
nor 30-1 y owner & Proprietor.
Wanted
canvassers tn every county In this
stuto to tako orders lor Nursery
fttnrlr. Sftinilii iltl...t.i -1......, .
at
ablykuowu. Fur terms address '
Tha 0. L. Van Dason Nur:ory Co,,
(IOEVA, X. V.
Van Dueu Nurseries cstablUhod 1830.
Abo stock at wholesale,
ArlW-13t 00 w r
picco ot meat.