The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, January 18, 1889, Image 4

COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
HAI.ES.
For Baiji A desirable and commodious
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gal ami stram. Apply to
janaoif. It. N. MoTtn.
Tor Sale. TIro (rood store nroncrtlei.
ten dwelling houses, six farm and a grist,
mill and saw mill by M. 1. Lutz, Insur.
ance ana Keal Jstate Agent, uioomiuurg,
Pa.
For Sale. Tho undersigned oilers at
'prlrato sale tho property situated jm Main
and Iron streets, liloomsburg, known as
Bhlvea' block. The property la a valu-
able one, as Iron street Is too only cross
treet In town that leads out In the coun
try. It Is one of tho best business stands
In liloomsburg, has n frontage of 314 feet
on Iron street and 07 or 03 feet On Main
street, will be sold at a bargain. If not
sold by tho SOth day of January, 1880. It
wlll.bo offered at public sale On that day.
B. C. Bhlvc,
Pnsyl P. O.
The White Caps.
TltltEATKMNO MISSIVES SENT TO MANX
tkoi'lh in new .tbiwet.
Now Jersey la suffering from nn
atUuk of White Cap fovi-r. Tho first
apui'aranco of thus? terrorize was,
looked upon as tho uprising of a few
young men with an exatigi rated idea of
humor. Sevoral persons in Cumber
land county, however, have good
reasons to believe that it was not all
humor as their experiences wi re pain-
fuliy serious and roalistio. Within
tho last two or threo weeks many per-
fuliy serious and realistic, Withi
aons in and around isrut colon nave
roooived warning notices headed by the
usual skull and cross bones signed
"White Caps, Looal Branoh 79, of Now
Jersey." Little attention will be pai i
to most of thrtm, but in one or tw
cases tho recipients armed th"mselvei
in anticipation of personal contact with
he writers.
A few nights ago "Doo" Iiriant. wol
known about town, was walking on th
out-k ri ol th Firet nrd wiien b
was confronted by threo masked m
They sa d not a word, but two of them
leveled their pistols at his face whu
th third florihod a cowhide. Brian
quickly whipped oat his own revolv
and invited the young men to disappear
They said they guessed a mistake ha
been raadi and ho was not the in ti
they wantod. Thov thee vanisho
Bri mt s-iys lm 1m n' idea who th
were, and he firmly olieves that if h
had not been arm-d the men woul
have attacked him. That satno oven
ing near midnight a prominent ma
drivintr from Fairton to Bridcetou wa
stopped just ou'side of the city lini'n
bv masked men, takn out ot his t.ar
rlage, rnvercly whipped, and told t
obanii some of his tactics. Xbe cii
authorities 'now think the matter ha
assumed a serious aspect, and they will
make'Btrenuous efforts t" ferret out the
perpetrators of this Wtstern upeoies of
outrage'
A BaUroad Project.
A project is on foot to extend tin
Williamsport fc North Branch Rail
road from Eaglesmere to Bernice, thu
giving the tteadinc s new connectioi
with the Lehigh Valley, Some capv
tahsts in the northern part of the stale
are interested in property in Lsporto,
W'ltoh thev propose to turn into a sum
mer resort, and promise substantia1
aid to the railroad company in build
ing a road to that point, it is onlv a
few miles on tn Berniee, the southern
terminus of tho State Lino & Sullivan
Railroad, which connects at the north
eastern end, at Towanda, with the Le
high Vallev. A trsfho contract ha
been in existence for sevrral years be
tween the North Branch road and the
S'ate Line & SnMivan, which is likelv
to become effective. A considerable
amount of business has been developed
between the Reading and the North
Branch and which will be incn ased by
the extention of the railroad. It wil'
also incresso thp facilities for inter
changing freicht, with th Lehitrh Va1
If y. avoiding long d tours, which arf
now necessary. Philadelphia In-
quirer.
Bemarkable Oase-
A MAN tVITn TWO UEAIITS WHO IS
BT0PP1NO IK JAII.
The medical sooietv devoted th
better part of one of its recent session
at Trenion, N. J., to the examiiiatitt
of Win. King, a colored man, who i
said to have two hearts. He is about
forty years of age. The xirn'O'itim
proved thit hn had a divided heart
such as is found 'n the lower kingdom,
The heart beats pcrcoptibly on both
sides, excepting that the snund is lese
perceptible on the right than on the
left. He claims to be able to drop hi-
rib like a set of double acting window
blinds, but this was, done, it was de
tected, by his control of the obliqu'
transverse and rectus muscles. Hi
claims that he can change the locality
of bis double hearts, hut this was pro
no'iiioed a niece of jugglery, the resnli
of long ptaotioe. lie unueeu Ins hearts.
pulse and 'emperaiure to cease beating
for a period of sixty seconds and the
physicians pronounced it a suot'essful
. TT-f .L -.!.
euon. rung is mow in uiu uuuuty jn
for being drunk and disorderly. H
Announces that his mother discovered
his double heart when he was six
months old.
Capital Puolshmeut in 1888.
The number of legal executions
during the year has increased over lat
year, when it waa much smaller than
for many years previous. Tho total
number was eighty-seven as compared
with "seventy-nine in 1887, eighty-three
in 188G and 108 in 1WS5. The exeeu
lions in the several states were as fob
lows. Alabama, 5i Aikansas, 5; (Jab
fornia, 6; Oonneom tit, 1; Delaware, It
Georgia, S; Illinois, 2; Indiana, 1; I a,
It Kansas, 2; Kentucky, 1; Louisiaim.
S; Maryland, 1; Massachusetts, 1 Min
nesota, 1; Mississippi, -1; Missouri, 4;
New York, 9 Nw Jersey, 4; North
Carolina, 2; Ohio, 3s Oregon, It Peniisjl
vania, 6-, South Carolina, 5; Tennessee,
2; Texas, C; Arizona, 1; Idaho, 2;
Montana, 2 Washington, 1; Wyoming
lj Indian Territory, 2. Of all thi
number all were male but one; fifty
geyen wore white, twenty nine negroes
and one Chinaman.-CAfcao Tribune.
An Unkind OriUoism.
"Yourstory, Mr. Wintekill," said
tho magazine editor to the rising
young author, ,'suiifl mo very well. I
observo in it tome trivial fault, however.
For instance-, you desoiUVthe heorine'u
canary bs drinking water by 'lapping
it up oagerly wiih her tongue.' Ien t
that a peculiar wn foi a canary 1 1
drink walerl"
" Voir tirit'cism surprises mo" said
Mr. Winterkill, in a pained voiof.
"Still, if you think vour readers would
prefer it, perhaps it would be better to
let, the canary drink its water with a
teaspoon." Chicago News.
The wea'her was so sprirg-Iiko on
ChrietniBs D y in the Caiski I Moun
tlnngioii that bees ami buturtlies
oii e u In sviorm", lurpd by the hot
un.
ALWAYS SOME ONE BELOW.
On the Ion eat round at tho ladder
I nrrnly planted mj- feet,
And tooled up t the dim, Yost distance
Tbt made mjr future so street.
I climbed till my f Won grew weary,
I climbed tin mV brain was on Are.
I )Uiitd etch footstep with wisdom
Yet I never aeemea to gel mgncr.
for this round was glued with Indifference,
And that one tu gilded with scorn,
And when I grasped flrailjr another
1 round, under Teirec, a morn.
TBI my brain grew weary of planning,
Anu my tieart strcngtn began lo ran,
And tho flush of tha morning's exclleraer.t
Ere evening commenced To pale.
Cut just when my hands wero unclasping
Their hold on the last gained round.
When my hopes, coming back f roui the future.
were. Kinking again to me grounn
One who had climbed near to the summit
Reached backward a he bine hand !
And, refreshed, encouraged and strengthened,
I took once again my atana.
And I wlah oh, I wish that the climbers
Would never forgot aa they go
That, though weary may eccm their climbing,
There Is always some one below.
rJia mggimnn
Dreams and Cotncldcene.
While stavlnir In vour cooil cltv last
week I readf In Tho Olobe-Dcinocrnt nn
account of curious coincidences con
nected with dreams. Strangely enough,
a night or two afterwards, no 1 was com
ing cast on a Bleeping car, I dreamt of
meeting a friend, 'a lady, whom I had
not seen for seventeen years, and in tho
morning i sat airecuy opposite mis very
lady In tho dining car. I had not
thought of her. but who will nay that
her presence in tho next car did not
haTo Bouie subtle influence over ray I
dream the night i eforef
Speaking of Un-amo, I will tell you of
another one, of a ludicrous nature, not
many weeks ago. I dreamt that I was
a boy again, and was engaged in the
rather common juvenilo diversion in tho
country of robbing a farmer's water
melon paten, j use aa i was in me an oi
making off with one of tho finest melons
in tho patch I saw the farmer approacli-
1 1 J T it. .11,1 T
lug, wiui uug iuiu guu. Ail aiu uiu x
tug at the melon, hoping to get over the
fence ahead of tho advancing dog.. The
barking of the brute awoko me, and
I found myself pulling with an the en
ergy at my command at tho bead of my
io-montiis-oiu oauy, wmcn i nau mis
taken for a watermelon, and whose cry
had filled my dull ears with sounds like
tho barking of a dog. The poor child
had been dreadfully abused, and I re
solved nover again to sleep in bed with a
baby. A. M. fleston in St. Louis Globe-
democrat.
Hondo Acid aa a Preservative.
Eoraclo acid only acts when present in
largo quantity. It prevents tho growth
and multiplication of germs, but docs not
kill them oven in a 1 per cent, solution.
Experiments with milk gave very unsat
isfactory results, as on addition of 4 per
cent, boracia acid onlv m-cscrved the
milk for four days. Horseflesh may bo I
presorvea ror six weKS Dy mo uso oi o
rur eenf. nf tlm nrlil. Birnnin nehl la '
j... - " . , T," . Ti i I
supposed to bo harmlesB, but recent in-
VTOUUIUIU, UlUUUUIg UIU UUU1U1. UUIC
upon tho mucous membrane of tho Ian
luicuiljiu. iv uubu ui iuur Kraiuaut-s ftunu ;
a largo rabbit, two grammes made a dog
very sick.
Tho acid is much used in Sweden for
preserving fish and milk, but cases of
poisoning nave already occurred in that
country.; Long continued use of the acid
is not favorable to good neaiui,,anq at
all ovents its addition to milk' should be
prohibited. Emmerich, Chem. Zeltung,
No. 76; Ii. Do K., The Analyst.
Looking Ahead.
A storv is related of tho late F. IT. De
lano which is quite characteristic When
tho veteran railroad man was lying at
tho point of death ho mode a dying re
quest. Ho said to the attendants' at his
bedside that lie wished them to see that
strips of oak be nailed to the .bottom of
the pino box that would contain his cof-
nn. "l realize, remarxea tno ay ing
man, "that Oakland cemetery will nave
to be abandoned as a place ot burial
coma clav. and all the bodies will be
taken up and moved away. Now, I
don't "want my bones dropping out of tho
oox nil over uie city wnuo mcy are
winuiK uioauu to uuuuicr wukhhj,
and sol'd llko to have you make the
box strong enough to hold them," It is
understood that tho somewhat odd re-
fuest was complied with. St. Paul
ioneer Press.
A Fight with an Eagl.
L. C. Brinkman. a clerk in the supply
department of the Burlington and Mis
souri in this city, while hunting shot n
largo eagle. The shot broke tho bird's
wing, but left it otherwise unharmed,
and when ho went to capture his prizo it
maae a spring at nis race, ana naa no
not warded it off with his arm his eyes
would have been put out by tho savage
bird. As it was it gripped his arm, and
despite his efforts to freo liimself ho
could not shake the eagle on. Ualluig
to his friends, a short distance away,
they camo and killed the bird and than
pried its claws out ot tho flesh of Ills fore
arm and leg, wmcn wero Daoiy laceraiou.
He was helped home by bis friends and
medical assistance sumraonea. ills arm
was badly swollen. Tho eagle measured
eight fe from tip to tip. Des Moines
Register
A resident of this city said today: "I
uvo boueht ancles of farmers that wer
'if tho best class good all tho way to the
uottorn or tho carrel, iouay i found
that a barrel of apples I purchased of a
:armer wno is a pillar in a cnurcn con
tains a foot of straw. It ia not good
straw cither, no actually soiu me buck
wheat Btraw at tho rato of $1.50 per bar'
rel." Kingston Freeman.
Sodden Death.
Miss Shawsgarden (of St, Louis) Oh.
vea. I am nroud of our citv. We have
changed the saying about Naples to "See
St. Louis and die.
Miss Dearborn (of Chicago) Indeedl
is u so suuaenr America.
An inebriated fellow was drowned in
a street gutter at Stockton, Cal. lit
fell to tho sidewalk, and then rolled ofl
Into tho gutter, which contained about
four inches of water. He was fou"
a few moments later, but lifo was c
tinct.
Chandler Jones, a burclar. waa identl
fled at Hozlehurst, Ga., by two tooth
marks left in an annlo where ho had
committed a robbery. One of tho prints
waa or an ingrrwur vooin.
Leprosy la Contagious.
That leprosy really is a contagious dls
caso seems to bo pretty well proved by
th documents which tho Rev. II. 1 .
Wright communicates to The Times. A
Hawaiian convict who was condemned
to dentli had Ida life sriared on condition
that he should bo Inoculated with leprosy
by way of experiment, Tho Inoculation
took place three years ago, and tho un
fortunate man, who would surely have
done better to go to tho scaffold, is now
a tubercular leper. Tho experiment was
perhaps hardly necessary. The fact that
Father Damlen has become a leper sine
he went to resido in a settlement of
lepers ia surely proof enough that the dis
ease is contagious. Now, however, there
U no longer room for any doubt which
may have been felt upon tho matter at
one time. Fall Mall Qazotte.
My Poor Back!
That' the common exclamation of thoae auflering with rheumatism or kidney troublei. In
either disease l'aine's Celery Compound will turely effect a cure, and there will no longer b
any cause to complain of "poor bacVi."
Ing confimfour claims for that grand old
"Two weeks ago I could not sleep
was constipated and kidneys did not act,
back. Since I took Paine's Celery
and I can sleep like a child." Ztnas
"Having been troubled with rheumatism
to get around, and wu very often coo
have used nearly all medicines Imaginable,
tage. Having seen Faint's Celery Com
used only one bottle and am perfectly
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Sold vt Dwooiits. Sind
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietor.
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Mrsriaf rtvw Jmr Braatar. By
sat Blek II aMhe. Terrible Till ne.
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14 with half dlted natters, th blood bwoM
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Vepala, alek htadaehe, dlurineai, drowtlneaa, ralrlla
lion of the heart, rain In tha baek.loM.of apratlte,
"There an tew things that 1 bailer In with all my
heart and It affords m pleasure to tall of one ol
them," Tha speaker waa ei-Benator Albert Merrill,
haed of the la fruit firm, SI rsrk rises, K, Y and
the aeene his otBca. "I was kick and fatted I bad
Nooma fated to endue Ibe
Tortures of Dyspepsia
and a danfsron affection of the Udnaya. A rail
uai
writ
iime of fteM" Sir. J
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1B-3 12,243 MS
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more than an hour at a time any night,
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Compound the pain has left my back,
Sanders, West Windsor, Vermont,
for five years, I wu almost unable
fined to my bed for weeks at s time. I
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pound advertised, I gave it s trial, I bars
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Pri(t,fr.oo. StxftrfjM.
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Poor, Foolish Men,
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iraphy. Type-writing, Telegraphy, and Ornamen
tal 1'eiimonshlD. 'lbe tiromlnect teaturo ot the
Commercial course Is Its practical character.
ijeari- every Bet or books has been taken from
tlrst-clasa business establishments, and a lanre
proportion ot the course In book-keeping la made
up rrom our system ot actual business practice,
unsurpassed in the sclcntlllc application to mod
ern business methods. A larger proportion ot our
graduates regularly obtain nrst-cfass positions
than from any other commercial colleire In the
state. Year begins Aug. 59, lr. For circulars
address W. L. DEAN. 1'rlncipaL
aor 3m. Kingston, ra.
DURE IN8DBANCE
CHRISTIAN P. KNAJ-1', DLOOMSllDliO.I'A.
HOME, OP N. 7.
MBUCfUNTSYpP NKWAHK, N. J.
OUNTON, N. Y.
PEOPLES' N. Y.
READING, PA.
UEHMAN AMERICAN INS. CO., NEW YOKK.
GKEENWICII INS. CO.; NEW YOKK.
JE11SEY CITY FIRK INS. CO., JEltSEY
CITY, N. J.
These old cokkibations are well Boasonedbr
age and rim tkstid and have never yet had a
losssettled by any court ol law. Their assets are
all lbvesled In solid bicdbitiis are liable to the
azaraoi firk only.
Losses ntoiirTLT and honistlt adjusted and
(laid as soon as determined by Cbkistuh r.
KNirr, sriciAL aqixt and Amrsna iiloousbcro,
Pa.
The people ot Columbia county should natron.
Ize the agenoy where losses It any are settled and
pau or iiiii-fii i tier own eiiizena.
PE0MPTNES8. EQUITY, FAIR DEALING.
DON'T YOUR
Rubber Bootsuntll
you havo seen tho
"COLCHESTER"
with "Extension Edte"
A Napoleon Top. Thla
Is the beat fitting and
MOST DUHiBLE BOOT
In the market.
Mado of tho Best
PURE CUM
took. The"Eitenslon
dge" protect the up
per, adds to wear of tha
ole by giving broader
treading aurfaco,
AND SAVES MONEY
rOR THE WEARER.
nnUT BUY YOUR AROTIC8 UN
UXJlM I TIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE
COLCHESTER ARCTIC
with "Outside Counter." Ahead of ALL
Others In style A durability. If you wantthe
worth of your money try the Colchester with
OUTSIDE COUNTER."
Kept H oby &s. Stores
AT WHOLESALE 11 V
9IOIIGAN IIUON. tic CO.,
Wilkcsbarre, Pa.
Nov, lc-3in.
" Itusiil l.tiiulU tiluc" incuds biokcn
L'hlna, Gluts, Wood, Leather, Metals, Fur
niture, etc, with Everlasting Tenacity!
Kold by Grocers, Druggists and General
fitores.
ROYAL
GLUE
FOR SALE BY
W. Hartman Bom.
w. II. Brooke Co.
Tho Great Eastern Tea Co.,
ti. n, wiison,
J. II. Mercer.
Dwell Blttenbcnder.
ttol.1 f..r M
PcrfH.1 UbiIiiimi. Wu.
raia. nt.vr ooiw bo i
LllUBUBf i-t. iwisi uairt'
f ami ftuu'itiH, with wuki
ad ct tit tnt .iu
caltiv cast Mcisit fr.
MtbU tio vf Ilousrhuld
Niimplrsis TfcM Msiipld,
wfll ai tha watch, !
Fre, kt1 nt yu bav ktpt
tfcim In joar himm for 9 i
yoar aim for ibobiu tnaiutvniun i iaua
h ma Havt ;U4, ihav bMWi ft f ,
k writ at maf b atu maivlur la WalU
ftd Namnlaf Vfa par all aipra.t, nralxkt.ttt. Attdtaa
Jan 4-S9-y-
PATENTS
ve ats and Trade Marks obtalnd,and all l'atont
si nee oondueted tor MODKU TK VlltiA.
OIIH OFFICE IS OVP SITE U. 8. PATENT
OFFICE We hive no sub-aeencles, all business
direct, henco can transact patent buali.css In less
iimeauu av i.noa uuai-mau tuoae reujuie irum
Washlntcton.
' send model, drawing, or photo, with description.
We advise It patentable or not, freo ot charge.
Our fee not due till natent u secured.
A book,"How to obtain I'atents.'wlthrelerenoes
o actual clients in your state, county, or town.
ui iro3. Auurvoo
!c. A. SNOW & CO.,
1 Opposite Fated Offlcs, WssbiEjton, D.
Yellow Fever.
Dr. Q. M. Sternbenr, who was com
missioned by tho College of Phyalclans
of Philadelphia to Invcstlmilo tho
methods of protective Inoculation as
practiced In llrmil (bv Dr. Domln
troa Frolrol and In Mexico (by Dr.
fcCargona y Vallc), reported that facts
concerning tno enucnuo ana epiueuuu
provilenco 6f tho fovcr justify tho belief
that its causo Uamtcro-organum, which
can, under sultablo conditions, bo propa
gated outsido tho body, as well as be
capable of transport to a distance; also
that, its a single attack of yellow fever,
however mild, mostly protects from
future attacks, there is reason to hope
that such protection might ho gained by
.Inoculation.
Tho yellow fovcr germ probably gains
entranco Into tho uody by tho respir
atory or alimentary tracts, or through
tho surface of tho body, or It is possible
that it multiplies In insanitary localities
and dovelops a volatile poison which
contaminates tho air. Tho former hypo
thesis, that It enters the body and mul
tiplies within it, Is, ho thinks, tho more
probable. Hitherto tho germ lias not
boon found In tho blood and tissues of
thoso attacked, for Dr. Sternberg does
not confirm the alleged discovery made
by Dr. Domingos Frelro. Nor is there,
In Dr. Sternberg's opinion, any satisfac
tory evidence that tho method of inocu
lation practiced by Dr. Domingos Frelro
has any prophylactic, value, and tho
same applies to tho claims put forward
by Dr. Carmona y Valle, of Mexico.
Lancet.
Ituby Mines, Barms.
One of tho finest sanitariums in India
Is that of Bcrnard-Myo, on the broad
rolling plains of Enjouk, on tho north
ern slopes of tho hills bounding the ruby
mining district of Mogok, Burma. Ber-nard-jljo
is over 0.000 feet abovo sea
level. The ruby mining district may
havo a population of over 0,000 poop'8
belonging to many different tribes. The
mines are of three kinds tho working
of fl8Uro veins, washing in a somewhat
similar manner to tho hydraulic mining
lo California, and what may bo called
placer diggings. Tho third class of
mines Is at present the moat important
At depths varying from ten to thirty
feet, in tho flatter lands of the valloys,
there occurs a layer of corundum from a
fow inches to a few feet in thickness.
When tliis corundum is brought to tho
surface myriads of small rubies glitter
in the sun. Almost all tho stones are
water worn or of irregular shapes, and
It is rarely that a flawloss ruby is found.
Bo rare is a ruby of tho finest water,
that one of three carats is worth ten
times the value of a diamond tho same
size. Tho district of Mogok is situated
between Mandolay and Bhomo, and is
nearer to tho former place. Sclenttflo
Carrying Ooaia to Newcastle,
This is eonsidcieii folly, but it is nn
asioniidinc fact that Speer's Wine
raised at Pnpa'c, N. J., havo acquired
snch a reputation for purity and i xccl
leuco abroad, that thev are shipped by
el camera that leavo New Yi rk. It is
enjoyiny an pnviablo reputation at
homo and is used by tho leading phy
sicians in America aa well as in Eu
rope. Wl o'bcror not cider ii an intoxioat
tag liquor, and whether the tali-of it isil
legal without a license, under the ao'
ot May 13. 1887, are questions that
are soon tn be dtcided by the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania. Tho test caso
oomes frcm Warren comity, whore a
man was tried for selling rider with
out a license and wn acquitted, when
tbo district attorney carried the oae to
tho Supremo Court; which tribunal is
expeoted to render a decision in a few
weeks.
tO HAND JUKOBo
FOR FKBItUAKY TBHM.
Bloom. V. n. shoemaker, 1. 1). White.
Ilenum J. n. Mcllenrv.
Brl-rcreck. William Asu, George Schechterly,
jonn nuiner.
Catawlssa ,1. II, Geary, Chatlcs Smith, Sr.,
ii. Bee&pouz.
Centralla Owen Dailey, Christopher Rooney.
Flshlngcreek. weroe Ash, Olden blokes.
Greenwood William Black.
Hemlock Kalnb Iver.
Jackfon wra F. ltobblns, Alex Knousc.
uimin r. . uonmau.
ltoarlngcreek Jeremiah Mcnsch.
Scott -Charles Culp, E. 1). Hagenbuch, Jonas
Roup.
Sucarloat Thomas U. Fritz, A. C, Park.
rpiUAL
LIST.
X
V. A. M. Grler vs. James McAlarney, Ex.,
et.
al.
Joseph Clowell. Adm., vs. Ablgal Weaver et. al,
Charles W. McKclvy ct al. vs. Charles B. Brock.
wav pf- nl.
Joseph cieweU's, Adm., ct. ah vs. Isabella
Weaver.
M. A. va. liorougn or licrwicK.
Alfred lrvln vs. B. & 8. It. U. Vo.
B, F. Battch vs. B. S It. It. Co.
J. V. llonman vs. II b. Ii. 11 Co.
C, A Know Co. va u. Mean s Hon.
D, II. Bponenbcrtr vs. George K. Hess.
Jacob Gould vs. Charles llunhes.
Francis Gottshall vs. Jeremiah Heeder.
L. II. Lew Uros. vs. Silas lloofnagle.
Mrs. Calli.rino Cntn vs. U A. Klley Co.
George W, nughes ts. F. O Harrison.
Manna Yeag-r vs. William Adams, et. aL
William ItahD vs. Bernard stoliner. Garnishee.
Cathar ne Cain vs. L. A. Mley Co.
Joseph Klf ckner, et. al. vs. John C. Crevllng.
Alex Campbell vs. WllUan- Bohblus. Constable,
Daniel W, Carter vs. Hamlin Car Wheel Co.
Out of the Breastworks.
Tate Springs, Tinn., July 4, 188!
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen Seven years ago I contracted
an exceedingly bad case of blood poison, I
tried a physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
get sore, and my body covered with sorts
and ulcers. Gofnjr from bad to worse, I
felt that my grave must be reached In the
near future. I gave up the doctors' treat
ment, and with a despairing hope I com
menced taking your medicine. I began to
improve from the first bottle, and in a short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared
off and was entirely well.
One year ago a case of catarrh developed
In my system. The physician did his hest,
but could not cure me; but two bottles of
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
J. II. ROtLNJOM.
KAUFMAN, Tex., June 33, 1838.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen I have been afflicted with a
slln disease for about twelve years, and the
best medical treatment failed to give me re
lief, I am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from Its
use. Yours truly, Wu, Jones.
For sale by all druggists.
The Swirr Specific Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 756, Broadway.
London, Eng., 35 Snow Kit.
H. C. SLOAH & BRO.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers ot
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETNS
SLEIQHS, PLATFJRM WAQNS
Fmtlass work always on hand.
REPAimtM NEA U. YDONh.
Pricei rcductdio mil the limes;
HOMES OF TO-DAY
Or Mod? rn Kiamplts of
flUUfratf Cost llotisrs.
Subscription $1 per annum,
ru bill hiQ In rcLiilar ouaitcrlr
parti, on the flrn vt juuuary.
IIV Ul'lJltf t7tavili)lClV III liaril.
t nrt U-llt tlvitl Ot tUil'lillltl
Lofi!vrrvdiicrhiiluii.uiureDjr
tlcuJwlj Wukruiowcott dwcUlngi, enJ furnUhei turh
iiuuruJHiioii iu iiidic iiuriiuniti
no Luiiu will live inriu
(money.
Chaxb.rl
The boT irt mlnUtore
ipfln-m cf it IHiUtri
nana iiiuwinir a mitAe to (--nt
CAR IlllienJaipt'ClQH'ncTi(i,arpy
rUll .11 nt CiiKvIlnm" the mokt Inatriirlivo
CflR t1 I vlll tend the foar part alraadyUiUs-4
uiasa vwa i va itiuvvi ui( uvuiV'lMUIUiU WM VWUlii
FOR SI, 50 1.
auat-eluur urtitot
: will lend the four nirti for
r 1nrti to be uiuea in ikw.
Vt tt MlTHMlilUtt,IStal St,,silH
yaiir 3
tsSSBH
t-fli r m m ui'
IT 1 I
in
wii
LU
IF YOU WANT
To Savo Two Dollars
ON EVERY BARREL OF FLOUR, USE
Itumford Yeast Powder,
The Old Reliable. It costs about one cent to
raise a pound of flour with Rutnford, while with
common baking powders the cost is two cents.
PERRIECS
PUHE
BARLEY
ntTii.i.tn trom selected llirley Malt and guaranteed to be chemically pure
and tree from Injurious otlasnd elds oltcn contained In alcoholic liquors. Il ls
eipecmlly adapted lo persons lequlilnira atlmulatlni? tonic, I'onsumpUTen belii
rreatl' benelltted bj its use. Kcuommundea By lendlne, physicians as 1 a Wnretlr
Nervine, Toute and Alteratue. For tonsumptlvcs It is Invaluable. I'UllllNES
ri'UK ll.Mtl.KY MALT WMISKEV Insures a return of vleor to the stomach, a ROM
appetite, a rich and nhunrtanl blood and Increased flesh and muscular tissue. A
stimulant mild and genl le In effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wUsb dl
eases ca be entirely cminuered by tho toe or 1'crrlne's I'urc II' rlcj ttlt w hlsKeys
It Is a tonlo md diuretio and a powerful aticngthener to the entire system. I'fill;
IIINK'M I'l'IIB UAltLKT .MALT WI1ISKM haa proved a medicinal protection to
those who pursue their avocations lntheoptnalr and whose dally work calls It
esoeptional powers of cnaurnnce. Ask voji ticsrcia drueglst or grocer for tor
I'KltHINB'SPUltKIIMILKV MALT W IIISKHV revives thceDergles of those orn
out with excessive oodllv or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against esposure
In wet and rlgorou weatner. It will drt e all milarlous diseases from the system.
Hard workers of every vocation am' perei is whom a entairmerenderaproneto
ill
mm
II J3Ui-u".,u wiiu lu t-HiucDi um
Malt Whisker powerful
and helper to digestion. rwiltlNK'S
I'lJItK UAltLBY MALT WIII8KISY
without unduly stimulating the kld
n ys Increases their flagulng acllvlly,
ciunteractsthe errects of fatigue, has
tens convaloCPnce and Is a wholesome
and prompt diuretio ft'atch the label I
None genuine unless bearing the stgna
tur
Kui smeur all druggists
and grocers throughout
the united states and
Canada.
:i7 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHIL A
fOUSALE UT DltUQdlSrS AND ALL DRLKII3.
ENNEY OOODt
A SPECIALTY.
SOLI SOSNTS FOB
F. P. ADAMS CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
T0BA CO
Bole agents of tho fol
lowing brands or
Cigars.
HENRY CLAY,
LONDRES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN PRINCESS,
SAMSON,
SILVER ASn.
Alexander Bros. (S Co,
W1IOLEHALK DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
i-OLE XOENTS FOR
I1EKRY lUILLAHDS
EEC AN DIES.
FRESH VERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
C. IB. JROBBINS.
DEALER IN
JkQZ0gM
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IU CI0AHS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Ing. at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES I
I'hey will dye everything. They are sold every
where, l'rlce lie, a package. 40 wlors. They
have no pqualfnr strength, brightness, amount
in pacsages. or lor la&iness ui cuinr. t r uun-iauing
qualities Tney do not crack or smut. For sale
by Mojcr Uros- and Jas. II. Mercer. feb!7rly.
unwell & Co 10 snruce ht.. fsew York
In eood faith, can obtain nil needed Information
about any proposed line ot AUVEKTISINU In
American Newspapers.
si? uoo-page l'ampniet, uuu.
Nov 16-MW,
Asa Family Remedy
Dr. fifth Arnold's
COUGH KILLER
has no equal.
We hare used It for the
past ton ) ears, and can truly
recommend It.
Mrs. C. FUkln, Meat,
luma. N. Y.
Druggists, 25c., Wc. and $1.00.
MASON & HAH
1 he cabinet organ wu introduced ia lu present
form by Muoo & JUmlin tn 1601. Other maker
folknredlnthaiaftuufACture of torse taitruments,
bat the Mmod & Uaudin Organs have alwayi tualu
talced their nprrnucy aa the beet tn the wurld.
Mason A Hamlin offer, aa demonstration of tho
unequalled excellence ot their cream, the fart that
at all ot tho groat World's KxhlbUtone. elnce that of
with but mttllJBn Rl Verso'"coun.
trated catalogues 838 TO SIKIO. (tee.
Mason & llamlln do not hesltato to make the ex.
traordlnary claim for their planoi, that they ar
superior to all others. They recognize the high
excellence achieved by other leading malceii In the
art of piano building, but still claim superiority.
This tney attribute solely to the remarkable Im
provement Introduced by them In tbo year lgs?,
and now known as the .M4soti & IIahun Fumo
BraisoiR,"byR iia Mthenteof which
la secured the U 111 Rl 1 1 Vsre'l'' P
alble purity and p I U III I .retlnemenl ot
lone, together I llll 1 Wwlth greatly In.
crtued capacl. 0S11ID a umnnT. ty for staadlag
In tune ana olber Important advantages.
A circular, containing leitlmonlals from three
hundred purchanert, musicians, and tuners, cent,
together with ducriittlve catalogue, to any applicant.
Fianos and Organs sold (or cash or easy piy.
ments; also rented.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO,
BIINTUN. MKW YUlUt, CUltlAliU.
Oct se-Sia. r broa
Ami Tho WONDERFUL
rLUBURG OM
a QwXlnln a Paris , llbrirv. Inek.
nj. Biennis, m isviiis exam.
LiUNCC, af6. nn n
.or COUCH. IriuQiUU M.
, " UU IU IUINI TIMI OI
itilMiiiit. Riciiiiii. rkuiiim'
( lUIIUl' Ollllllll, livilld
ruriCtrsit fJt3li. Bit Rtllii CHAIR6 nnct
naiiiBB. HiBtiari umtM iiiiiis
LOCIPEDE8 and SELF PROPELLrO.
ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES HM INVALIDS,
RABY QOACHES
Our 100 different !! jdi.
Oar ntnl aHmlle Bnht oo all Car,
wuuitwiiuii vj viACing your orau
olnict with pie maker you can ao
(Od epecUI Jlarsitlna wUl aMoaUb
fun. Good tola UDdor a gantuU4
end delivered free tu any point la
..( .siaif$. nrbDj MiiDD fur
ItettloKae, and atau tin at gooda yoa Wuh U tor
LUBURC MFC. CO
145 North lEIgulh Mlreel, 1'hlladelphla,
Exchange Hotel
IIKNTON,
house, tttiflU rrparMl to accommodaUt the public
null h all tha nnnVstnUrifiAA nf a Nhi..,)... ,.hi
' fcnv rv v ats-i vt U l -4 SUtm UUI Wit
tmaysrj
UtUDXli DHAKK, Prosristor
1
MALT WHISKEY.
Invtguraut
imi.w 1. ; Zlt OM,,ra , n
be! on every bottlei l have carefully an
.IrrcH Ihn I'ltli 1UBLKT MALT WnlS-
ssr maae by M. J. s lrrlne and nno
it entirely freo f mm fusel oll.turrurol,
metals and acids and Is absolutely
purr." fflanta, vamtiia atihuv mt,
(Iroluatr of the VnlnrMUti of Munich,
anient onrt WrbbaHe n
ANY OHDER
FOIt PESTIV.Vti
will be
SUPPLIED V J Til
TUB
LOWEST
Market fricss,
as follows:
ORANGES,
LKMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS.'
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
scoTrs
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
312. HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So disguised that it can be taken,
digested, and assimilated by the moss
sensitive stomach, when (he plain oil
blnntlon of the oil with the hypophoa.
Btmarkible u Beth prodnttr.
Persons gain rapidly nhlle tiling It,
RnOTT'ar'Mnr nrnvr i. i v j. j v.-
rhvsicians to bo the Finest and Best tirena.
ration in tho world for tho relief and cure ot
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY, YVA8TINQ
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
Thn nrpnt rmnlti Ams lu,,.. 3
Wasting in ChUdrtn. Sold by all Druggists.
sept 2bv.l)
DR.THEEL
ROQ orth Kootlb Strftet, ki.w
UpOOr.,0, raiMrtiblt, rt. Wllk
(aenulae) elleal uperl.
enre, viiarsaleM lo .nr. ..u
!Jl,..7,."'"t"!'1. senaiMilli tata r
. i' t''!". " ' h, k.
I ""A . J" ai ooiien a, miuM.
iltgiiol oS nici.Mtul IMituni Cf U Cnkl
SPECIAL DISEASES
AND BLOOD POISON,
pnSTINATE I'l.CKItS. IlLOTCHr.S.
JNOS,INlXAMMATIN:lo.tVaIfilf;
nd JUdney IlUenaea. (Aeute rases 4-10
.) H.U.I ,i ,,. jnv BHiTOIID
TiUW et MSMa,, the o.lj oe t.ow. tk.l rare,
iiAilfiti"., "r" -kick i s. ; JovIiS:
UgOSt 17 DDI),
aton'lh? f L?""3 1 d? Vx nlcn merely to
I havo laado tho iluvuie ol
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
nmS"!? ,tudJ, 1 WJ-RAST tny remedr to
Ouhb tho worst enses, llieauso others l,av
ft no nowfoee?! w 1 cSn
H.O.ROOT.rVl.O., l83PtAsi.TNcwVo
l?t IU-'8&-I
rrmzw
ft. C. YMES & CO.
est Made Clothing
n Philadelphia
if int.
Men ToutJi and Children.
A. C. YATES & CO.
6&Cb.estrmt,
I.ICI1C.RR IIUII.niNO.
0HA.TEFUL COMFOHT1NO.
EPP'S COCOA.
BHEAKPAHT.
"Ilv a thorouKh knoMledireot tho natural laws
which B-vem the oieintltins of digestion nna
uutrlt on, and by a careful application ot tho lino
pronirtles of well tcln led ocoit. Mr Kppshns
provldid our breakfast tat'les with a d?ilcalely
flavi-red bevcrago w hlcli mny sve us ninny heavy
doctors' bill". II Isby the JU'llcloua uso of such
articles of diet that acomtltutioti mny bo gradual.
lv built up until si ronir enouirli to riHst every ten.
dencyro dl easo llundnds of subtlo maladies
are tloatlnir around ua lo dy to nltack wherfrcr
there is n weak point We mny escape f any a
tatnl shaft by keeping o rselves well foi tlfled with
pure I loud nuda properly nouilMu d frnmc. '-CMI
xmlrr (latHte Alade simply with b' tllug wn'cr
or milk Mid only In hall pound tins, by Urocers,
labelled thus:
JAJIES KITS & CO., Ilomaiopathlo ChemlsU,
octso-d-ct. London, England.
-pvELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTBllN ItAILItOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS. MORI II.
r 11 r u A. v. a. u
NOKTHDMBEKLAKD R 40 1 B5 10 10 0 15
Cameron 6 69 .... 10 sa c so
Chulssk) 0 ( 0 .... 10 59 b 81
Danville 0 OR 1 68 10 30 C 40
Catawlssa o 23 " 14 10 63 r. 63
ltupert.. 6 8" Sill 11 00 7 115
llloonisburg 6 3(1 2 SI n 07 7 1 2
Espy 43 S 29 11 16 7 20
l.lmeHldgc. ... 0 60 .. 11 22 7 27
willow iirove - ... 64 .... 1120 7 l
Urlarcreek 6 6S 11 30 7 S5
llerwlck 7 05 2 43 11 87 7 42
Ileach llsven 7 11 2 64 II 44 7 49
Hlck'a Kerry 7 18 2511 114s 65
Hhlcksblnny 7 so 3 ra 11 63 8 Ofl
HunlOCk'B 7 43 3 19 12 0S 8 17
Nantlcoke 7 60 3 26 12 16 8 22
Avondale. 7 64 12 20 s 83
Plymouth .. 7 69 3 35 12 25 8 S3
Plj mouth Junction 8 03 3 39 12 80 8 88
Kingston 8 08 8 49 12 37 8 46
Uennett 8 12 .... 12 41 8 49
Maltny 8 17 12 45 8 S3
Wyomln? 8 22 3 68 12 60 8 68
West PlttSton 8 27 8 50 It 55 9 03
PlttSton .... 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna 8 40 .... 1 11 9 17
Tavlorvllle. 8 48 .... 1 19 u 25
Bcllevue 8 51 ... 1 S5 9 80
SCHAHTON 9 00 4 22 1 80 9 35
ru r m p h am
STATIONS. SOUTH
AM AM TU PM
HCRAMTON 6 10 9 60 2 05 6 20
Uellevue 0 it 9 65 ... c 25
Taylorvllle. 6 20 10 00 214 030
Lackawanna, 6 2S 10 08 2 21 6 37
I'ltlSton 6 86 10 16 2 28 6 45
west mitston 6 42 1022 284 6 to
Wyoming, 0 47 10 27 2 39 6 65
Mallby 6 61 10 30 ... 6 69
uennett s 55 10 34 2 47 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 33 2 50 7 07
Plymouth Junction 7 05 10 42 2 64 7 12
riymouth 7 10 10 47 2 69 7 16
Avondale. 7 14 10 61 .1 03 7 21
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 53 3 06 725
IlUnlOCk's 7 26 11 02 3 19 7 43
Bhlckshluny 7 47 11 12 8 29 7 66
Hick's Ferry 7 65 11 22 3 89 8 07
lieach Haven 8 01 II 28 3 45 8 13
llerwlck 8 07 11 87 3 61 8 20
llnarcreek 8 13 .... 8 67 8 87
Willow drove 8 16 11 43 4 01 8 31
Llmeltldge. 8 20 11 62 4 05 8 35
Espy. 8 26 11 69 4 12 8 41
Uloomburg 8 82 12 05 4 18 8 47
Iturert 8 87 12 10 4 24 8 61
Catawlssa 8 '2 IS 15 4 29 8 57
Danville 8 67 12 80 4 46 9 is
Chulasky. 9 03 4 64 9 23
Cameron 9 07 12 40 5 00 9 js
170RTDUMBKRLANn..H... 9 22 12 65 5 16 0 45
AMPMPMPH
connections nt ltupert with rhllfde'phl'
JleadlnirHallroad for Tamanend, Tamsnna, tvili-
lamsport, sunbury. IWisvi'le. rtc. At Nartlmrn.
berland with P. K. Dlv. 1". it. it. for HarriHnirc,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
'V. F. nALSTEAP. (ien. Man.,
Bcranton, I'a
Pennsylvania Railroad.
iw
Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Mr
TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV, n isrs. Trains leave t?onhoiy
EAbTWAHD
9.40 a.m., sea Shoie Express (dally escept
Sunday), torllanlrburgandlnterniedlateBtatloiis,
arriving at Philadelphia 8.16 p. m.s Ncvork,
6.50 p.m. j Baltimore. 4.45 p. m. ; Wnshlrptcn
6.55 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia forcll Fea
Shore points. Through pofsenger coach to
Philadelphia,
. 1.43 p. m. Day exrrrsB
dally except Sunday),foi Ilarrlphurpard tntfrtr.e
dlate stations, arrlvlr.r nt Philadelphia
6.60 p.m.; New York, 9 83 p. m. llallliroro
6.45 r.m. s Waphlrtion, 8.00 p. ni. 1'rtW mr
through to Philadelphia and passenger rcachca
through to Philadelphia and lleltlirore.
7,45 p. m. Kenovo Accop-rrodntion (daily
forllarrlshnrgsnd all Intermediate stations, arrlv
ingat Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. j New Tork 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore. 6.15 s. m. ; Washington r, so a. m. i
Pullman steeping car from llarrlbur? to Philadel
phia and New Vork. Philadelphia pnsaeneers can
remain in slwner undNturhen until T a, m.
Philadelphia sleeper Is run on this train trom
w llllam-port on Sunday 's .
!. a. ni.-Erle Mall (dallj) tor Harrltrurg and
intermediate stations, arrvlng nt Philadelphia
8.25 a. m. New York, ll.no a. to. : Baltimore 8.1&
a. ra.: Washington, 9.80s. m. Through Pullman
sleeping cars are run nnthistralnto Phllnflelrhla,
nnltHroreanflWasblngtrr, aid ihrocch pasten-gercoacbestorhllartf-lrhiii
srd raltlirtrV.
WESTWAltD.
intermediate stations orn Cnnandnlgua aid
intormedlatF stations, liorhencr, Buflalo md
Niagara Falls, with ibinugh rullrren Paisfo
cars and passenger coaches lo Erie ei.d Hems.
9.53-Newa Espress (dally except Sucdar) tor
ock naven and intermediate stallrrs. '
18.S2 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except l-uti.
t 7) for Lane nrdlntertnedlateststlons and Can.
fllH2?J '"'Erlnclpal Intrrmedlnle slatlona
!i,rhwI.rr' u"alo and Niagara Foils with,
:.J0'i!!;h,",8,'nlrf,' rnnehepto Kane and Bochester
and l'arlorenrtoWUiiamsport.
?J1, ." .raM '-,ne except fiundaylfor lie.
5?nfl'Vfrmp.1latf s,"''. ElDitra, Wat.
Si2na Intermediate Btatlonn, w It h through pas.
Becgercoachestoltenoroand Walklns.
dlaie MstiSpS.uni,ar maU for ,tPn,V0 an,J lntermo-
THROUGH TIU1N8 FOH HUNIinty FHOMTHK
EAST AND SOUTH,
nfSSSt mail lfaTf" 1'hllooelrhla 4.80 a. m
u"f Jjourg T.40 arriving at sunbury 9.20 a. m.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m.
MS? sun'buryk.r '
SSttpt ?k """J- afrWng at biinbury. 12.62 p. m.,
Sd inrSi5h"1n.1 ar,M car ,rom Vh lideiphla
ptlaVndlfaltlmo8" from rhalel-
mFa8.t.4Sp 'eKew Ymk 9.00 a. m, ; 1'hlladel
more'ioJs 'I' 1 WfM Won, 9 60 a. ni, : fait .
more, 10.45 a. m (dally -xcept f unday) armine at
Hunbury, &.n p. m wllh througl i baimnrSt
nhi? 'MjJUeaTeaNew York 8.00n.m. i Phlladel.
P.hJajA3P. m.i WashlDcteD.idoor m if.it .
rm,,i;M:lr..,rrlv,n?''nry5.io
from
hrn ioii ri?i."K"ulBr,ou ""i HaltliroiH ant
arougb passenger coaches froro Philadelphia
ana
H u a''. Ii.a';Vt,J , " Ki HnAiutii
I,AI,"".;.vv;, w.w WUhT
iw.o uiirpt humiar
Wllkesbarre Mall leavea Hunbury
arriving ai bloom Ferry 1W a. m.. M
. O . m ...
Wtll-rs-ttrro
Exprc88Wel Hnvi-s Wllks,tmiii Jt1
Tin s at inocm Ferry 4 no r. n. . funbury otwipTm
RllNn V nvi v
., J4",fJ!MBunhnrjr9:J6 a. m..rrlrlnir
ciu k poan.
WCMuiaitir
J,K.Wonn,
Qo, Fatting.r Agfa