THE fG0IHMBIAN kNV DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I
IJIeon Olitatsd.
a tnvetEn employer does it.
I nl.
There tl trouble! hnttvenn Tlinmaa A.
o muwuB inventor, mm nisi ui
wgai adviser, Mr. John U. romlitis.m,
too woll-known Datent Inwvor. whonn
offiou in thu Drxol Buildinu.
O I ui
Mr. lomlinaon. besots balnir Mr. I
K'lHOn'd I'Crnoilftl lcnal ndvixur. tin I
1H(1 bpnn nouiwnl fur llu. TCI a.m
trio Light Company, llu had tho lull
OOtiHclence both of Mr. Edimm and of
tho company and dcrivul a hnndnoino,
Income from tho business he transact
ed lor them,
Alter Mr. EdUon had invented the
phonograph Reengaged K. T. GlUilland
then employed by a Western oleotrioal
company, at $6000 a yoir. Whilo per
footing tho instrument and making it
a commercial biiccum Mr. ttclison was
co muoli absorbed that ho had no time
to dovoto to oaDilalizinry tbooatort,
When bit, wai s.iu-Qod iliat Buocopa.wfis
certain ho intrusted tlie duty of raislhg
mony to prmnoio it to Mr. UillUland.
Willi Mr. Uillilland Mr. lomlmann
was aPHOO'aied ai. Wal adviser, tho
agroomxnt being that tho former should
reoeivo loO shares of stock in tho now
oomoanv aod the latter S00 sharcg.
It is a fact not generally known (hat
- . " - ...
mr. xumnn has made it a practice to
make the work on hi inventions oo
opcatlvo. His theory U that by pur-
Being this couibo ho gets more faithful
and persistent work out ot his employ
ees, as all are assured of being gainers
upon us Bucceasiui commotion, xtius
part of the moony reoeived for the
pnonograpb wax divided iho rata
among tho sixteen artbana who assist
ed in its perfection.
After a great deal of negotiation
Mr. Tomuntifin and Mr. Gilliland final
Iv interested Mr. Llnninuott. a Pitta
burg capitalist, in tho patent, and' at
lengtn reported to Mr. iiilUou that
that cent oman stood ready to cive
$500,001) in cash for it. Mr. Edison
svkwi ihcra whether thy could not get
more, and also inquired what arrange
ments they had tnado in their own
bfhalf. "Oh" said Mr Tomlinson, "we
are to have some stock in tbo now
company."
Mr. Edison decided after Bomo de
liberation to accept Mr. LippinoottV
proposition and thf piper were drawn
np and the muncy paid. Hut to his
astonishment he learned soon after too
trans lotion had been completed that
the .price fixed and paid by M
Lippincott was $750,000 and not $500
000 as had been r porto I to him, ai d
then ho dropped hi laboratory work
for awhile and set himelf to find out
what had become of the extra $250,000!
His invest'tration developed the fact
th-a Mr. 'IVmlinsoa had received
$02,000 of tho money rather a large
fee, bv the way, for tho drawing up of
sale and that the
ha'anOH had gone
into the pocket of OiUiland. He was
niturally indignant, a- muoh perhap
on account of tho workmen who had
been euchred ont of their proportion of
the profits of the venture as his own,
and at Ono brought tho matter to the
attention of theLtw Committee of the
Edison Eleotno Light Company of
Which Tomhson was counsel.
He presented to this body a number
Of amdavite aettinir .forth tbe'io and
other facts, and thy recommended the
dismissal of Mr. Tomlinson. Tbo
Bo I'd of Directors adopted the reoom
mendation and Mr. Tomlinson was
dismissed.
Monopolists Dine.
The American protective tarifE
league held its first annual dinner at
DoTmon'ico'a restaurant in Kew York
Thursday of last week. Several
Boeeches were made and among them
was one by President Ammldown of
the league, who showed in bright colore
tbo eternal future ot protection.
-
Amtnidown, who owns several wool
en mills in New Jersey, is known to
have imported Hungarian workingmen
take the place of American laborers,
and in view of this fact any remark"
h makes regarding tbo benefits of
pr iteotinn are naturally looked upon
as the embodiment of hypocrisy. The
employes of Ammidown and other
protected monopolists never hold an
nnal dinners and Belahazzar feasts, and
are ivon compelled to struggle for thi
necessarit'B of lif ', vet it will b noticed
that it is Ihey wh'iare "proteoted" by a
high tariff aocordm t to the tbrory ot
monopolists. The American pr ittctivo
league lias reason to rejoice, however,
lor mere are no inuiuiuious inui, iu f
publican lfginlators at Washington will
interfere with the system which enablen
them and other protro'ed minnfactur-1
-era to "proteot their Atno'ioau work
ingmcn irom loreigu u'iiiiuuuuii. -Patriot.
Olereland and Iogalls.
President Cleveland simply re
spected the dignity f his hign office
by refusing to invito President pr-'
tem. Inqalls of thi Senate to tbo firet
State dinner of the 8eaon. Under all
ordinary circumstances, the Preeident
of the Senate would be a prominent
guest on such an occasion, but social
as well as other laws imply that one
who disgraces distinction snail be ex
cluded where hoiiom ar reo -gnizd.
Preaident Inoali.m was not o -n em
with bitter partisan a-aultB upon
President Ulkveland. lid be been
ever bo aggressive in political dftiunoi-
ution of the policy or publio acts of
the first offio-r of tho government, he
should and would have bwn tho guest
of honor at tbe l'retidt-nts a atu dm.
ner: but Ikcuixb putiiio criticism oi
UWVm.AHP in i speeon, in migine o-
terview for publio jounia In, was simply
brutal in conception and 1 beastly 'in ex-
p.ession. Ho thus put himself beyond
the nale of Precidental recognition as
a gentleman, and had Clevelanp dono
otherwise he would havo abased
tolf and dishonored his office
No man since the days of Washiko
ton. has been cleaner in his groat of
fice, aliko in publio and private act"
than President Cleveland, and no
man has been more shamel sly tra
ducod. He is one who invites beroio
opposition and xearching criticism in
Dofitics., and when tho maw-worm of
beastly Assaults upon private life conun
. . , . : . Mnnr..:.. .1... 1. n
10 IIIH irUIH, It 111 IWIICBOIUI. .Ul.V I.VM
cty and truth aio important in assail
Iiil. ii(ih a man. Inoalls has degrad'
el him-tif and his high trust to the
woP"nH of the lish-raonger, and
Pi rvki.ani) has honor, d tho dignity of
his high trust by declining to have the
indeoent gutst at tho Presidential
table. Ex.
Pirat Dame--"Wbat shall we do
n.,1vt fuel's co to tbe matinee."
K.-rmd Dame "Can'lt wo haven't any
money. It takes monoy t go to the
.t.trH "So it does. I di"d not
think of that. Web, let's go shop.
Kew -AppoitionmuiU-
A bill wa Introduced in tho Ilmitb
If ftrrt.titiri .Inn IfVliv Mr. PiIl'Ii
auto into ncnMoual Utoiricis fu
folltiwsl
nm.im.
HfFlrat, Twenty-slxth and Thirtieth Wardr
I uiiaucipuis.
...cpnd - Becond, Third, Fourth, fifth and SUM
Third Tenth. Tbtrtnili. fourteenth am
'IH - 'W"''
Fourtb.'-acventb. Eight. Ninth and Twenty
seventh Wards.
niin-'Kineenin, Twenty-eighth mm Twenty
ninth Wms
stxtu-Ktghteenth, Nineteenth and Twent
first Wards,
Moventh-Eleventh Twelfth, Sixteenth, Beret
tcentb and Twentieth Wanli
Bigith-Twenty.flrst, Twenty-second, Twent)
thlmand.Twrnty.tllth Waids I
Mnth county of Delaware.
Tenth County of Bui ka.
Eleventh County ot Berks.
Tweltih county ot Montcomery.
Tttlrtwnth mil Vmirtpnnth 'rnfttrltta County Of
Lancaster.
Fifiecnth nistnct-nnphtn and Lebanon,
sixteenth Lehigh and Carbon.
Seventeenth -Cheater.
EighteenthNorthampton.
nineteenth Ltucrne.
Tweiitlcth Lackawanna.
Twenty nro Columbia and NonnuraDcriana.
Twrntr-aeonnd Monroe, like ana Wayne.
Twenty ihlrd-bradtord and Sullivan.
Twenty-iounn Lycoming ana voniour.
Twenty.flttn-Tloga and rater.
Ttrpntr.alvth HtikniiAhnnna Atid Wvomtm.
Twcntv.neventh.-Hnvdor. Junlata.iMtnUn and
union.
Twenty-eighth York.
,Twenty-nlnth Centre and Huntingdon,
Tteia ocnuy ixiu.
tv.flrvt licKoan and. Cameron.
Thtrty-becond Clinton tnd Clearfield,
Thlnr.thlrd Frankllo anl Perry.
Thlrty.ponrth Cumberland end Adama.
Thlrtyrntth -Dlalr and Cambria.
Thirty-sixth Uradtord and rnlton.
ThlrtyeeTeqthnInllaoa and Jefferson.
Thirty- Ight Clarion, Klk-and-roreat.
fThlrty.-ntath Weatrooraland.
Fortieth rat etto and Union.
Jtorty-prBtrrButler nod Armsirtpg.
rvnj-aecona uity ox Auvxnznj.
.Fnnr-lhlrd. Vnnr.friTirth. rortT-fltth Cltr Of
Plttaburif. ,
joriy-wiiD iieaTtrs ana nuoiDgtaa,
rorty BOTentn Mercer ana uirrence.
iKorty-etshth Vcnaoso and Warren.
rurxT'Diniu- bnc
Forty.
Fltlfe
leih Crawford.
Wit and Humor.
Familiarity has never bred much
contempt for tbo business cod of a
wasp.
High life below stairs in England is
nothing to tho low life above stairs in
some other country.
It-is a powerful hard thing' for' a
woman to wesr, six-button kids when
her h'lfband wears a seven-button
pouketbook.
"Sir," eaid tho Surgeon General,
"them'a cholera in the port." "Well,
dir," roared the Viceroy, "servo sherrj,
then."
The latest theory from a poicntipt U
that a inau ban two brains. Thin,
However, cannot possibly wfer to the
oigarette dudes.
Mrs. Weatend (at a party) "How
brilliant Mrs. Tiptop is tonight." Mr.
Tiptop (dryly) "Y-e ?, she's an aw'
fully jolly iwoman when away drom
home.,
Whatever may be the scarcity 01
fractional ourreney, wo .hayo never
nearu yet inai mo ciruuiatiuu ui vui
oimributioii-box was interfered
W1VU
tbroogh laok of pennies.
The phonograph abowa that-a mm's
voice hab not the same Bound to him
self that it has to others, thus fiiislU
explaining why some people persist in
singing.
Wealthy but economical father
'Do vouknow, my bod, 'whatriatric
eoonomy would do for youl" Robett
"I know what it has done tor me,
lather,-and, Irespect you for it
An eminent theologian, who ought
to know if anybody does, .says tht
angels neyer laugh. Then tho ,angelH
never saw a woman trying to saw a
stick of oordwood, that b all.
In Europo it is customary to leave
visiting cards on the graves of poets.
This seems strange, when it is known
that the occupants of tbo graves are
always at borne,
She I don't think I
can eivo iyou I
? answer all at once, Arthur. He-
t . . 1 TV. 1
III ........ ........ .1. 4n- ).n w
O, never mind, Li); don't Iiarry. ,1
can wait a year two three, even
(matters hastily arranged in less than
no time).
Eudekin (who has iust put on a new
suit of clothes in .the shap)-VW!ait-. a
minute, I'll go over to tho bank and
get a check cashed. Tailor ( going
oat with him) Well, I'll follow suit.
Citizen (to elderly pnybioian)
'Yon don't bleed patients as -i often -as
you did fifteen or twenty years ago!"
Physician (looking over package of
unpaid bills) "No, we dont bleed
vm at all; they bleed us. '
"When asked why women never hate
showing ou thoir tlm ats what is call
ed Adam's apple, a Bonr-apple old
I bachelor said
"U, tbe tl rut woman
swallowed her
apple; Adam's . stack
in hia throat!"
SVid Brown "Th day I was imar.
ried I .quit chewing tobacco, and I tell
you it was' pretty hard on me that
day, but in twenty-fonr hours I w
all right." "Ab, how'H that!" "Well,
tliH nHZt day 1 ooujmenctd chewing
again."
Undo of a month We must not
forget tho G"od harts, Alfred. If it
had not been for their house party lhi
time last year we should never have
met and married. Bridegroom of d'u
to Nonsense, my deatl they didn't
mean iu.v harm.
Hh How did you like the play. Car.
tin! Sho It wan just lovely. I don't
know when I have paiwi'd bo delightful
an evening. "Did you ever see such
fio'j scent ry!" "Ye no the fact is
1 didn't notice. I couldn't keep my
eyes off that lovely bonnet that lady in
the second row wore. You saw it of
curBO." No I waa interested in the
play." "Do you know, I don't think
men are observant."
N(JW tpanl a waring rage)-
hous0 for ; j Mked o
neibbof8 werB mpsicians.and you
gftid f wcrfl noU Q. lhat'g 'thu
...., i!i,i t.j r
E ,10U8 0Q tUe nrcot ha a piai)0
I 111 ULUIllCb VIHU) RAJ ...'VfJIUj
fiddles, flutes, cornets and uinjoi,
Real estato agent (oalmly) My dear
sir, i ono of your neighbors are musi
cians. They only tblnic tuey are, '
If You Are Sick
With Headache, feural(U, EhtumatUm Drrpep
sla, nillouiuess, Jtlood Humors, Kidney piiease,
Constipation, female Troubles, Fever ssd Ague,
Bleepleuness, rartlal Paralysis, or Nervous pros
t ration, use falne's Cslerr Compound and be
cured. In each of these the .cause U mental or
physical overwork, anxiety, exposure or malaria,
tbe effect of which Is to eaien the nervous sys
tem, resulting In one.of these .diseases, Hmovs
the C.Cfi with that great Kerf Toole, (fed the
nisciT nlU disappear,
Paine's Celery Compound
J as. Xm Ikjwijf, Bprtnirfletd, Mw., wrltrt
u Paluri Ceterjr CDroioun4 cab not tr excelled M
aNvno 'Jonic. In my caaa a elogle tottlo
v rough I a Krvat change. Mr nerrumau entirely
dLsApieard( and vrlth tt the rertiltlnjc att'ecttoa
of the vlonifcch. hpart and llvrr, and the whole
t.ine of thu i ystem vru wonderfully Invigorated,
1 tell my friundt, UitcL u 1 hare I en, falaei
K19TJ UOIUpUUUtl
Will Cure You!
Bold by drogrtsts. 91 1 tlx for U. Prepared only
ly Wk-U, liicuaKMOii A Co., buxlunwo, Vt.
M bthtti, (vNVIIM, ItWIjUlMl.
OH I MY HKADII
rkas f k Hw, Ann Rwattr.-Dy.
J(bMi tha itemwh it torrid II toon botom loc.
,.( with haU dltMhd wrttm. tlx Mood bromw
TltlMad aod fordt lb etbw miraca faU 16 Ml not.
mall y, aod lndaa a train of aymrtoma, inch dya.
ttla, lck hudacha, dlulnwa. drewauuu, ralptla.
Won of the heart, pain In the back, lota ot appttlla,
"Then an f w thlnta that I baUara In with all lay
ferart and It affonU raa blearara to tall of one of
than." The tpeaiar waa ex-Bf nator jLlbart Merrill,
iMtd ot tba law f roll firm, tt raik nam, H. T., aod
tbaaoeneblaoOc. "I waa tick aod feand I bad
txcoroa f atad to andura the
Tortures of DvsDensIa
rid a daniaraiia affection of tba klfaera. A rela(
l thitMnonpci
bofur in bfutiil
lreMotMiMrrrtr orrn of tl
uon.1 nr. luqnfdyi J"TOiirt Bemdr H fntttlnd
vritatama Icftnrl'
cttlttr Mri6Di 1k r
M avail wan aria iLfirilPH nfl niiNiaavi
m ip ana dimii
lp nd ft blwwlnjf Id
t,' TarrrUmn, K, T,
trouWftl with tot
Blind Sick Headache
Tfkonilnrrid
mck iydeoii, l nfrems lor tneiur Tre yrli
oompUlnta, ftha vru cured by lr. Kenneay'a
FAVORITE REMEDY.
rrlca Ona dollar. Prapartd at Eondout, H. T.
Da yen feel doll, languid, low-aplrlted, Ufa
leae, and tndeacrlbably mlaeraute,' noth vbyal
tally and mentally: experience a fcnuo of
fuUnew or bloating after eating, or of "irone
neta,'! or amptlneaa of atomaoh In the morn
lor, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste In
mouth; irregular appetite, dlzzlneaa, frequent
beadacbea. blurred eyealght, "floating (peoka "
before the eyea, nervoui proatratlon or ex
haustion. Irritability of temper, hot fliiihea,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
bltlnr, transient palna here and there, cold
feet, drowsiness after meala, wakefulness, or
disturbed and inrafreshlng steep, constant,
lndescrlbablo feeling ot dread, or ot impend
ing calamity?
If you bave all, or any considerable number
of theee symptoms, you are suffering from
that most' common of American maladies
Illllous Dyspepsia, or Torpid Llrer, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease baa become, the
greater the number and .diversity of symp
toms. No matter wbat atara It has reached.
Dr. Pierce's oldeu IModlcnl Discovery
will subdue It, If taken according to direc
tions for a reasonable length ot time. If not
cured, compllcatloua multiply and Consump
tion of tbe Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Dlseaso,
Itbeumatlatn, Kidney Disease, or other grave
maladies are quite uaule to set In and, soonor
or later. Induce a fatal termination.
Dr. I'lerce'a Uoldon .Medical Die
oery acta powerfully upon tbe Liver, and
through that great blood -purifying organ,
cleanses the system ot all blood-talnta and Im
purities, from whatever. cause nrislng. It Is
sguaUy efficacious In acting upon the Kid
neys, and other excretory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and boallng their diseases. As
an appetlxlng, restorative tonic. It promotes
i' digestion ana nutrition, thereby building up
both Beth and strength. In malarlnl districts,
this wonderful memoino has gained great
celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases
Dr. I'teree's Golden iUodlcal Die.
eovery
CURES ALL HUMORS
from a common Blotch, or Kruptlon, to tbe
worst Scrofula. tSalt-rheUm,'"Feter-ores,"
Scaly or Hough Skin, In short; .all idiseasea
oaused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying,' and Invigorating medi
cine, ureal muok uircra raniu.y ncai unaer
Its benign Influence. 'Especially has It inant-
tested its potency in curing Tetters Uozcuia,
Erysipelas, Polls, Carbuncles, Bore Kycs, scrof
ulous Sores and Swellings, lltp-jolnt Disease,
MWhlla BlllnM" flnlt-a , Tr,l.ttr fJ-.l.
"White Swellings," Ooltre. or Thick Neck.
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten centa In
sumps for a large Treatise, with colored
Flatcs, on Skin Diseases, or tbe same amount
or a Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.
Thoronghlr cleanse It by using Dr. Fierce
Gulden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair akin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
CONSUMPTION,
Whleb la Serofnla ortbe liUiigs, Is arretted
land cured by this remedy. It taken In the
earlier stages of tba disease. Fr n its mar--ralona
Dower over this terrlblr'fatal disease.
when erst offsrlngtbls now world-famed rem
edy to the public. Dr. Pierce thought seriously
of calling tt his "Coxscmftion Cuna," but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
a 'meal cine wnicn. irom its wonaerrui com-
Dmauon or tonic, orairenginening, aiuranve.
Ic, or strengthening, alterative,
ling, antl-bllloua, pectoral, and
erues. Is uncqualed, not only
or Diooa-cteansini
nutritive properties. Is uncqualed, not only
aa a remedy, for Consumption, but for all
or uonsumpuon, nut ror ail
sues of tho
unronic Disease or too
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Wk Lunffty Bplttlnff of Blood, Short
nets of Breath, Ohronio Naeal Catarrh, Bron
chitis!, Asthma, Sovere Coughs, and kindred
affections. It U an efficient romedy.
tat t&joo. '
tdm OmnA .n Mni, tn ifimiufA.n. 1X.hu.1.
pooa on unsumpuon. aaress.
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BL00MS1K MIHG MILL
The undersigned having tint his I'lanlnir V
Railroad Street. In nrat-cinsa condition, it on
red to do all kinds of work tn his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS.MOUs.DINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
arnlahed at ruasonauie prices. All lumber hm
s well seasoned and nono bat skilled workmer
sroemployod.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
CHARLES KIUJG,
II I on til fib lira,
TO co: SUWPTIVCS
Thn nnf1nrHlfrtif.(l ftnvlnrr tinnn rn.
O ' -
'tored to health by Simple tneann, after
Ufuring lor several years with apeven
ung affection, nnd that dread disease
JoNbUMrnoN, is anxious to make
iiinwn to his fellow sufft rers tho meatn
it cure. To thoo ho dtcire 11. ho will
b"t rlully send tfieo of charge) a copj
f iho nresoripuon nncd. hich thtt
vill find a tire cure for Consumption.
THMA, CaTAKRH, HltONClUTlS ai r
1 throat and lunir JMaladiks H
pes all sufFerers will tiy hi It med,
il is invaluable. Tlione dpsiring ih
xcription, whiph will cost them noth
t, and may piove a b'essing, will
eao aihlns-, Rbv Eiiwaud A. Wn,
n, Wiliiameburg, Kiub Couitt
ew York, A-&-oo..'Jee-7-ly "
Oh'
This Instl'utlon 13 a high grade rurtnesa col
e. giving Instruction In every department of
'iistness education. In addition to the regular
uslness course It makes a specialty of Phono
rnphy, Type-writing, TeleRraphy, and ornamen
al lvnmanshlp. Iho prominent lenture ofithe
ommerclal course Is Its nractlcal character.
-learl'-every set of booka has been' taken from
.rat-class cusinesa e&iaousnmvnts, ana a large
iranortlon ot the course In book-kecDlnir Is made
id from our system ot actual business practice.
unsurpassed In the sclentinc application to mod
ern business methods. A larcrer Dronortlon of our
graduates regularly obt.ln drst-clas" posltlona
than from any other commercial college In' the
Mate. Year begins Aug. 2, lftis. ror circulars
.iddreas V. L. DEAN, Principal.
kov am. Kingston, pa.
jUKE INSURANCE
CHRISTIAN 7. KNAPP, BLOOHSBCKO,rAi
HOMK, OF Ni X.
MEHCHANTHV OP NBWAHK, N. J.
CLINTON, N, Y,
PEOPLES' N. Y.
READING, PA.
OEHMAN AJIKRICANINS. CO..NBW YOKK.
OKKKNWICll INS. CO.rNKW YOHK.
JK11SBY CITY KIKE INS. CO., JERSEY
CITY', N. J.
Theao old coai-OBATioNa are well seasoned b
aire and riHi tkstkd and have never vet had a
to&s settled bv anv conrt or Iaw. Their AfiRets are
aiunvesteainsouu siocbitiisi are uaoietotne
aiaru or rial only.
Loeaea promptly and noNtarLr adlnatedand
ald as aoon aa determined by CnaianiM r,
KMirr, sriciiL AosifTAHDADJueriKBLOOiisiuKS,
Pa.
ThewoDleot Columbia county should catroa-
Izethe agency where losses it any are settled and
paia oy one or i ner own r.inrena.
" rnvJLi innaa. avuii i, rain iijuuaAu,
DON'T vbouuyr
Rubber Bootsuntll
you have soon the
"COLCHESTER"
1 with "Extension JCdae"
A Napoleon Top. This
la the best fitting and
MOST DURABLE BOOT
In the market.
Made of the Best
PURE CUM
took. The "Extension
Edge" protect the up
per, nd da to wear of the
Sole by giving broader
treading; surface,
AND SAVES MONEY
FOR THE WEARER.
fXgtllr BUY YOUR AROTIOS UN
UKJVt I TIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE
COLCHESTER ARCTIC
with "Outside Counter." Ahead of ALL
others In style durability. If you wont the
worth of your money try the Colchesterwith
OUTSIDE COUNTER."
Kept Hereby B;s. Stores
AT WIIOLKSALU U'
MORGAN llllOS. He CO.,
Wllkcsburre, Pa.
Nov, te-3m.
' tlojiil l.tiiiiitl (Jliie mends broken
Ohlliu, UIum, Wood, Lvuthcr, Metals, Fur
nltiiro, etc., with Cvcrlastlug Tenacity I
Hold by Urocers, Druggists and General
mores,
ROYAL
FOR SALE BY
I. W llartman i Sons, w, II. DrooVo t Co.
The tireat Eastern Tea Co., o. n. W ilson,
J. II. Mercer.
K! well 4; Biuenbender,
SIHnHalld OrnlS W.Ub.'
I MSlkUtkaMvrU.
I P.rlacl Untknufi. Wftf.J
M.l suit'M(M,wlibworka
'.ad cu,l r aqvftl TlM.
luse I'lviMhiMkU.
r.ltiv ... t.riu. aa. ti...
lofftUtrr wits r 1rst Md nl-
Ola lint vi iiuuirautu
isuiplr, TS.M ,u.l-,
11 tba at,b. Mna
PrM. ua ant rva Sat k.rt
nr homa tot 9 nualSa aad ahttwn tb.m If thuaa
.k, nay vara cajlad, ISar baaaf ,wn BlflMllf. 1
waa wnia ai auca ran a .-- . h,-
a.4 Howplca. IVaj-aj all aaaaa.j. ft.l.bt.aH. . iajraia
Jan t-'-v-ly
PATENTS
ve ats and Trade Marks obtslned.and all Patent
si nesa conducted for M011K1HTK r'KKM.
tiuii orrioK is orr bitjs u. b. patkmt
OFFICJK We htve do sub-agenoleg, all business
direct, hence can transact patent busltesa In less
time and at Lss cosr than those remote from
I Washington,
send model, drawing, or photo, with description.
We advlso If patentable or not, free ot charge.
Our fee not due till natent Is secured.
A book,"llow to obtain Patents, "with references
o actual clients m your Dime, couuiy, ur town,
m (ru7. au4 rras
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
1 Opposite Patent Offlce, Washington, D. O
!t3,l
IA11 1 V)
m
ui 111 sma
GLUE
i warn iis7viit-. . &
Draptaaf Orala,
One of the largest mtllcra In the United
States, a A. Plllsbury, is credited
with asserting that Amoriaan mil lore do
not dampen their wheat, before srlndlnK
it. Tills Is correct of Bomo' tdlilcrs, but
not of nil, find the reason is1 not attri
butable to dlffcrcncceln millers, but to
differences In wheat. Most of tho Cali
fornia' wheat ground In this stato Is
moistened, because it U found necessary
to dt) so. On tho other hand. Oregon
whk.it' will not stand dampening aa It
contains enough water without this
treatment
On this account local millers prefer
California wheat, as they can add the
necessary water for nothing, which they
havo to pay for in tho Oregon artiolo.
"When' shipped abroad or stored for
months at tidewater, thero is less differ
ence, aa wheat which la not moist will
become bo when in a damp atmosphere.
California wheat when afloat gains S to
0 per cent, from absorption of moisture.
A certain percentage of water' In wheat
is essential to render It fit for grinding,
and tho moisturo has to bo either found
in the grain or applied artificially thereto,
San Francisco Grocer.
rope le'a Abstnttton lite.
Like Napoleon. Loo XIII docs a great
deal ot work and takes Terr little sloop.
Ho rises at 6 in summer and 0 in winter.
His' toilet occupies a half hour, after
which he passes an hour in' prayer and
meditation as a preparation fori mass,
which ho says every day in ono of the
private chapols of tho Vatican, lie
delates at the altar with exemplary de
votion, and thero is an exceeding grace
In all his movements, whethor in the
sanctuary, hi his garden, In his library
or when holding a publio audienca At
8 o'clock' tho popefakes his cafe att lait
and a roll. Leo XIII la ceo of tho most
abstemious of men, and tho entire ex
penses of his table do not averagomore
than 91 a day the whole' year round. It
must be remembered that tho popa al
ways takes his meals done. Pittsburg
Post.
Electrlo ProstratUa.
Several coses of this now malady are.
reported from Oeusot, Franco. It af
fects -workers under electrlo light. The
light exceeds 100,000 candle power, and
It appears that it is this excess of light,
and not' the heat,' which produces the
nervous symptoms. A painful sensation
in the throat, face ana temples' is first
noticed, then the skin becomes coppery
red, and irritation is felt about tho eyes,
much lachiymatlon ensues, and these
symptoms then disappear, while the skia
peels oil in five days. The effects or
comparable, to those produced by walk
ing over fresh snow In tbo sunlight, and
may bo regarded as a sort .of "sun burn
ing," Lancet.
a freight tralnon tho Southern Pacific
railroad ran into a herd ot cattle, striking
a yearling calf, wldch jumped at one
' bound on tho pilct of the locomotive. It
lay down quietly and rodo for nino
miles. As the train approached Tucson
tho bignal whistlo aroused it, and It
jumped from the pilot and scampered
across the range.
The Mad Supply.
The question agitated years ago,
"What becomes of all tho pins?' might
bo supplemented by the .query, "Where
does Pittsburg's mud como from" From
somo unknown and mysterious source
there comes to the streets of the Iron
City tons upon tons of mud. It is carted
away, washed away, scraped away, only
to reappear and to grow in bulk as rapidly
as did Jonah's gourd. Known causes for
this increment ore not sufficient to ex
plain the presence of these muddy ava
lanches. The debris of new' buildings,
the droppings' from wagons, the wash
ings from higher, portions of the city;
these do .not wholly account for the
perennially gathering deposits. It must
be that Pittsburg mud, llke'Topsy, "jes'
growed." Pittsburg Bulletin.
Q.HAND JURORS
FOR FEBRUARY TEK.M.
Bloom., w. II. shoemaker, 1. D. White.
Benton. j; B. Mcuenry.
. BrlTcrcek. William Ash, George schochterty,
John fchiner.
Catawisso J. II. Geary, Chailcs Smith, Sr.,
I. U. seesboltz.
Centralis Owen Dalley, Christopher Rooney,
Flsblngcreelt Pierce Ash, Olden Stokes.
Greenwood William Black.
Hemlock Ralph Ivey.
Jacknon Wm P. Rohblns, Alex Knouee.
Ulfflln T. z. Boatman.
ltoarlogcreek-Jeremlah Mensch.
Scott -Charles culp, K. v. Uagenbuch, Jonas
Roup.
Sugarloaf Thomas U. Fritz, A. C, Patk.
IJIRIAL LIST.
W. A. M. Orier vs. James McAlarney, Kx., et.
Joseph Cleweil, Adm., vs. Ablgal Weaver et. aL
Charles W. McKelvy et al. vs. Charles B. Brock
way CL aL
Joseph clewell's, Adm., et. aL vs. Isabella
Weaver.
M. A. vs. Borough of nerwlck.
All red imn va U. B. R. It. Co.
B. F. Uarlch'VS. B. & 8. IL IL CO.
J. W. uotfmanvs. B S8.IL R Co.
O. A. snow Co. vs. C. Hears B Son.
I). II, gponenberg vs.- George K. Hess.
Jacob Oould vs. Charles Hughes.
Francis Gotuhall vs, Jeremiah Reeder.
L. II. tee A Iiros. vs. Silas lloornacle.
ilrs. Catharine Cain vs. 1- A. UUey & Co.
George w. Hughes fa. F. O, Rarrlson.
Martha 1'eagirvB. William Adams, et. si.
William Rabb vs. Bernard stohner. Garnishee.
Cathar'ne Cain vs. L, A. hller Ca
Joseph Kleckner, et. aL vs. John O. Crevllng.
Alex Oampbell vs. Wllllarr Bobbins, constable.
Daniel W. Carter vs. Hamlin Car Wheel co.
Direct from tho Front.
Knoxville, Tenn., July 3, 188S.
The Swift Specific Co.,-Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen I can cheerfully and truth
fully say that S. S. S. is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 I contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no Kood results. I took a half dojen differ
ent kinds of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief 1 I was In
duced to try S. S. S. I began the first
bottle with the gravest doubts of success.
I had been so often deceived. lint im
provement came, and 'I continued its use
until perfectly well. I have since married,
and have a healthy family. No trace of the
disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this for me, and I am grateful. Yours
truly, J. S. Strader.
118 Dale Ave,
Kemp, Texas, June sj, x883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga,:
Gentlemen A sUteen-year-old son of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on vanoua parts of his
body, I put him to taking S. S. S., and a
few bottles cured him entirely, I live at
Lone Oak, but ray post-office is at Kemp.
Yours truly, W, S. Kobinsoh,
Three books mailed free on appll .atlon.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
Tub Swift Srixinc Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 756 Broadway,
M, C, SLOAN & BHD.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAOES BUGGIES, PHAETHS
8LEIQH8, PLATFORM WAQNS AC
rirst-cluawork always on hand.
REPAIRING HEA7LY DONh.,
Frieei reduced to mil the timet.
HOMES OF TO-DAY
Or Iodtri( Kximplts of
Jtydtrtte rfet HoiufS.
ISnbicriDLion.Si ,ner Aiuiiim.
lil'ublUhta In l-fKUlatr tjiiarterly
' parta, on the 0rt of Jatiuiry,
11 Apr)' 1 Juiy ana (tiour. mlcd
it part bclnir complete In lttclt
L of artryUesciiDtlun. mora tiar-
f tuulcni low cot dwcUlnga, and furuUliva mci
lnTurmattoniotiioie intrnuing
rita Quia ai win aac tneia
iiruouey.
The sUiv. srti!atnUtin apdmtaa of Itslluiitra-
CflR 9hO. IllsnitaMcliiucDpy,oraipy
rUII X J of "A l oijp llonw," tU nut Inainiciir.
luue book st if Uiut J on bouH-vUautim aud kulUlui,
FOR $1 LmM Wi&mi'i,'a'
CilR tl Kfl 1 wni land ths Put Irl. fbr lsts
rUfl I lOU slrnirluuwlai.aAUiiylluiio,"
and U4 fuur irti to ks lnued In lass,
iHxttplUt Qirculir c all aoill fru.
f, t, lIM,AalUtt,slkMl hitb
tfli
ticularlj
SJ I I
n
Ch.-k.'M0"
IF YOU WANT
To Save Two Dollars
ON EVERY BARREL OF FLOUR, USE "'
lhimfonl Yeast Powder,
The Old Reliable. It costs about one cent to
raise a politic, of flour 'with Rumford, while with
common baking powders the cost is two cents.
PERRINE'S
PURE
BARLEY
DtTtu.sn from selected Usrley Malt and Rnaranteed to be chemically pure
nnd free Irom liiJutlouH oils and elds often contained In alcoholic liquors. Ills
especially adapted to pemons requlilnirn stlmulatlDK tonic, consumptives being
sreatli benefitted by its use. Itet'OinmendMl by lending pbyslclnns as a Dlnrrtlv
Nervine. Tonic and Alteram?. For Consumptives It Is Invaluable. 1'HtHINEH
PUIIB 11AULKV MALT WII1HKEV
appetite, a rich and nhunoant moon ana mcreawu nesn ana muscuior itch, n
stimulant mild and Bent le In errect. Dyspepsia, Indlcestlon and all wastlnK di"
ananann hi, fl..llral rhnnlLNul til. 1la nf Ivrflnf'K VllT III' HfV Sit WlllSKfTS
It Is a tonio -nd diurrtiu and a powerful stirngthrncr to the entire aystem. l'Blt.
UINK'S I'UHK UAltLKV-MALT WI11SKK1 haB proed a medicinal protection to
BM1
tuosewno pursue tneir avocations lutneoptnair anuniiuiij numvuno .
exceptional powers tit endurance. Ask toil ncarot druggist or grocer for 101
piiiiii 1 v k'm 111 nit iiitrt.icv m ai.t IV11INK1.T rnvlvea the enerclca of those worn
out with excessive rrxlll 1 or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against exposure
,n A .lrr,rniiu ha. It will .IrlvA .11 mjlartntIR lllwAJlOtl f mm the SVStCnl.
if'i Hard workers Of every vocation and persons whom a sedentary lite renders prone to
1st Dyspepila find In mrlne s I'dre llarlcy tfeeBasasaaaaavaiaia.assmaiMaMa
Malt Whiskey a powerful
and helper to digestion.
I'UltK BAHLEV MALT VVH1SKKY
without unduly etimulatint! tho kid
n-yB lne reasos thflr flagulng activity,
counteractslhe eifects of fatlgu-, has
tens convale'eenco and is a wholesome
nnd prompt diuretic. A'atch the label I
Nono genulno unless bearing the slgnn
Kui turn uy all drngglsts
and grocers throughout
the united states nnd
Canada.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHIL A
rOKSALE BY DRUQGlsrS AND ALL DKALKRS.
KNNEY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
oolb aasMTS ros
Alexander Bros, d Co.
WHOLESALE DEALEIiti IN
CIGARS, -TCBKCO,
CANDUS,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE OENTS FOlt
HENRY JUILLARDS
SECANDTKS.
F1IE.SU VEHY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
F. V. ADAMS t CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
rOBAt CO
Role agents of tbe fol
lowlng brands of
cigars.
I1ENKT CLAY,
LONDRKS,
NOltMAL,
INDIAN I'ltlNCESt-, '
SAMSON,
H1LVKR ASH.
C IB. JBOBMN&
DEALER I1V
Foreign &md MameMiQ
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
LADIES !
lng, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES !
fhor will dye everything. They are sold every
where. Trice lie. a package. 40 colors. They
have no equal tor strengtn, Dngniness, amount
tn packages, or for fastness ot color. r non-fading
qualities Tney do not crack or smut. For salo It
by Moyer Bros, and Jas. II. Mercer. tebnrly.
AtlvertlHcrH by addressing Geo. I.
Rows: & Co 10 snruce K.. New York
In good faith, can obtain all needed Information
about any proposed lino OI ADVEHT1SINO In
American Newspap.rs.
sjv- 30-page rampniet, auc.
Nov 16-MW.
I Iiail a very Bad Cold,
and got a bottlo of
Dr. Setli Arnold's CotlfiH
Killer,
and it helped me at once.
It will do all It is recom
mended to do.
Win. 1. Alverson, Branch,
uisier louniy, rt, x.
Druggists 2So., Mc., and 11.00.
MASON & HAMLIN
Ihecabuietorganwss Introduced In Us present
ima uj .awn c. iiuaiui ui 1301,
flttier tnaVara
loUoweil In tba manufacture of these Instruments,
but tbe alsson & Ilsmlin Organs have alwsys msia
luiieu ui.u .uprruuicir m ui. pen in in. wono.
Usson ai llamlln oner, as demonstration of the
oneqnalled excellence of their ergsns, tbe fsrt that
at au ot the great World's Exhibitions, since that of
rsrls. issr,lnnnn Hateompetldon
wtth best mak 1 1 U 1 1 II nl Vers of all coun
triw,tiieyhave I n 111! N anvariiblrtsk.
en the hlgnestU 1 1 Ufl I 3 U honors, illus
trsted catalogaes 99 TO 8000. free.
Mason A Hamlin do not hesitate to Disks ths ex
traordlnary claim" for their pianos, that they are
superior to all others. They recognize the high
excellent, achieved by other leading makers In tS.
art of plsno building, bat still claim superiority.
This they attribute solely to ths remarkable Im.
prorement Introduced by them In the year 1M2,
and now knows as the "Mason & IlAsruK rtxNO
8TSlNOSB,''byn B. . the uaeotvhkh
Is seenryd tb; I fl WLi I iTaT greatest pos
elblepurltyandr lUIIII retlaemenl ot
ton., togtlherl 1 11 1 1 U Vwlth greaUy in.
creased cspacl- 0S1KD k CFSI3ST. ty for standing
In tone and other Important advantage.
A circular, containing testimonials from three
hondred purchasers, musicians, and Users, sent,
together with descriptive catalogue, to any applicant.
I'lanoe and Organs told for cash or easy pay.
fneuts; also rented.
MASON it HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
UOalTOM. NHVT VUKJa. ClUCAUO.
Oct !5-sm.rbros
1. Hit in.
$7.00!
M COUCH. Prlct
w vHVkii. met 1
Wtk Vnavka thai ll
tuaka th. lajsetrt varly of
ftiLiilkkli. Saelli
im . Isrittit1 tnnUtt, liviltd
iisisi, rsiiicisBa-
Rllllsi. HsaaKt,
flics, tisrsrr,
rsievCsrset rslsiis. Rasa ss. Ritiia r.i
HAIRBana
ROCKER8 BlCVCLKS, TRIOVCLEB.VE
COCIPEDIB and SELF PftOPELLl-RS.
All KINDS OF APPllAHCIt FOR INVALIDS,
RABY riOACHES
Over IOO dirertat aesljis.
Ou rum astMistk inks oo til cv
rwt. raa. W.'b.T. diacOAtUiUMl
.uwawiuivi wcus row murs
lurvet wiu VM mak.rs joa can aaaa
aavrral few., uns iiaasra
sad srMciaJ Uaraaln. will
run. OtKMU aula ondac a r
fturMMt
SJld dautand frt to uir potat la 1
I'ailal HUM. tranAtuma foe
UAUioan aa mu mm. of a&oda voa afi
LUBURC MFC. CO.
145 Nrt k Klahlh Htret, rhlUdtlfMm, Pm
Exchange Hotel,
IIKNTON, 1'A.
The underslined has lnasAil thi. uMunm..
bouse, and Is prepared to accommodate the publio
nivu .t, au. wutuuicuivv. ui aurui-vuisa uotei.
ttasysf) LlktiU. LHAKlt, Jittmto
(3SS.,Affl Tho WONDERFUL
MVLUBURG chair
alS SM..::.'.lJ.iV,ti..-.
i It fur.
WALT WHISKEY.
InsureH a return of vigor to the stomach, 11 rom
Invlgorant
Tim atiatvsi.nfl it annesrs bv the La
I'EltltlNE'S
bel on every bottle; t have carefully an
alyied the lima Iliatar Mslt Wiiis
wir mail, hv il tj.k I'rrrlne and nnd
'it entirely free from fusel oll.fnrmrol.
metals and acids and Is absolutely
nurrt." stgnra, utmtua atmw
tiroaitair qr itir iHtiiniiiiHm n.r...
WiaftM ana Wettliaarn
ANY OHDElt
FOR PESTIV.VL
will be
SUPPLIED ft I Tl)
TOE
LOWEST
tl
i
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
walnuts;
cream nuts,
ALMONDS.
POP CORN
BALLS.
SCOTTS
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
& HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
80 disguised that It can be taken,
digested, and assimilated by the most
sanslUv stomach, when the plain oil
cannot b. tolerated; and by tbo com
bination of U oil with the hypophos.
pnltes la tnactt mora efflcacloas.
Btmirka.le u t prooBttr.
Ptrwus gala rapidly while taking It,
BCOTTS EMULSION Is acknowledged by
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa.
ntiou in the world for the relief and core of
CflNIIIUBTinV na-Bna.a,a a
0EN.?it-PEBIUTV- WA8TINO
uiasnsEOLBnaviATION,
COLDS . and CHRONIO COUCH8.
Tht great remedy for tbnjKmpHan, and
Wasting in Children. Sold by ah Drwigittt,
sept sS-'bS-ly
D R.J HEEL
i Tratrvl (srr-nulns.1 n.ll.ul ....i.
"?T - at s (0 ourt joa inert
wUr.r Ulnr vLy.l.Uu, BO BCer b L
I atjbt rrouwbtt Collet b tntdutted.
ltvOiUd IMtf4llU), who CQ , Uu 1D th. Jor-reVI
aitiiMiDf .att iBMCairal IraatnitBt of fl OurbU
SPECIAL DISEASES
AND BLOOD POISON,
OI1STINATF. I'LI'KUS. BLOTCH EM,
INUN.IN-I.AH3tATION. IHilVltSniy
Karly Decay, I'tiyalral and Mental
1'roatratlon, HelsnrtiollH. Bladder
nnd Kltlnry Disease. (Acute cases 4-10
SaD- E.ll.t .1 ,,,,, JIV METmitl
Tiathta. tlAiniSAr..ikl. v.u.11. a. a....i.
I CURE
mucu a mnj vuna s uo not mean merely to
stop thrm for a time, and then have them re
turn again. I xtKai A ItADlCAi, CUUU.
1 havo mado tho disease ot 'u""
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A llfe.long study. I warrant my remedy to
CUKK tho worst cases, llecause others have
fallen la no reason lor not now receiving- 0 cure,
bend at once for a treatise and k Free Iiottlb
of my Ixfalliblb itiHCor. Give Express
flVl0 .Vme?f " oa nolblnn lt"
trial, and It will cure you. Address
H.O. ROOT, M.C., 183 PfJUL Sr. Kl Y0
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Jest Made Clothing
N Philadelphia
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21 & Chestnut,
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GltATEFUIi-COMFOIlTINO.
EPP'S COCOA.
nilEAKPAHT.
"Hv a thorough knowledge of the nn'ural laws
which R'Vein the oieratlons of digestion nnd
nutrition, end by a careful application of Die lino
propt rtles of well selected neoa. Mr Kpps has
prorld'd our breakfast tanles with a delicately
flsvi red beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It Is by the judicious use of such
articles of diet that aronttltution may be gradual
ly built up until strong enough to rrsist every ten
dency tn dl case llundn-da of subtle maladies
are boating around us 10 dy to attack wherever
therelsaweak point. Wm may escape nany a
fatal shaft by keeping 0 rsolveswellfoitlfledwlth
pure Mood nnd a properly nourished frame. '-Cfrtl
tierrlc Uatelie Wade simply with 1 lllng water
or milk sold only In hull pound tins, by Urocers,
labelled thus :
JAMES Kl'l-s CO., Uomocopatblo rhrralRts.
octse-d-GU London, England.
XI A IX ROAD TIIVIB TAB till
rvELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WKSTJtllN HAILHOAD.
BLOOMSBUItG DIVISION.
stations. nom n.
r m r u a. m. a. it
NORTnUMBXRLAMP S 40 1 Si 10 10 6 15
Cameron 5 &s .... 10 is c .10
Chulask) 0 to .... 10 lis b SI
Danville 6 09 1 68 loss 040
Catawhsa 28 s 14 10 ua A ss
itupert.. 0 '' 111 11 00 t us
lilomusburg 6 3d t tl 11 07 7 18
Espy 1...... e 48 3 S9 11 It 7 20
Lime l(ldgi. 6 60 .. 11 ss 7 S7
willow drove 64 .... 11 jo 7 81
Hrlarcreck 6 B9 11 30 7 35
Herwlck 7 05 a 43 n S7 T 42
Ileaeh Hsven 7 11 2 64 11 44 7 49
llick'B Ferrv. 7 IS 3 69 11 45 nr.
Khlckshlnny 7 K0 3 09 11 6S 8 P8
llunlock's 7 43 3 19 1? OS 8 17
Nautlcnke 7 60 3 SO 18 16 8 23
Avnndole 7 54 12 so e 33
Plymouth 7 59 3 35 U SS 8 S3
I'limouth Junction,..,. 8 03 3 89 1230 83a
Kingston ,,,. o uh 0 43 la 87 8 46
Bennett 8 12 .... 1241 mo
Jlaltby 8 17 . IS 45 8 63
wvoming Hn 3 sa iz wi riu
West Mttston 8 27 8 66 It 6b 9 03
HUston 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna 8 40 1 11 u 17
Tailorvllle..... s 48 .... 119 925
nellevue 8 54 .... 1 25 sn
8CRANTON . 9 00 4 SS I 30 9 35
rii r 11 r m am
stations. bouth
AU All PH PU
MCRANTON 6 10 9 60 2 05 8 20
ueuevue ei; 9 65 ...
Taylorvllle. 6 20 10 00 2 14 6 30
lAcxawanna. ... 0 as 10 oh 2 21 6 37
HUston 8 38 10 18 2 28 6 45
West Ilttston 6 42 10 22 2 84 60
Wyoming. 8 47 10 27 2 89 6 55
Maltby .....0 81 10 30 ... 8 69
Bennett e 65 10 84 2 47 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 S3 2 60 7 07
Plymouth Junction-... 7 05 in 42 2 64 7 12
Plymouth 7 10 10 47 2 69 7 18
Avondale. 1 14 10 51 8 03 7 21
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 65 8 06 7 25
Hnnlork's 7 28 11 02 3 19 7 43
HMckshluny 7 47 11 12 8 89 7 65
Hick's Perry.r. 7 en 11 22 8 39 a 07
Beach Haven, 8 01 II 28 3 45 s 13
Berwick 8 07 11 37 8 61 8 20
Bnarcreek 8 18 a 57 8 27
Willow OrOVO.. .......... 8 16 1141 4 01 8 St
LImo Hldge 8 20 11 62 4 05 8 86
Espy. 8 26 11 C9 4 12 8 41
Bloomsburg 8 82 12 05 4 18 8 47
Kupert 8 37 12 10 4 24 8 62
Catawlssa 8 2 12 IS 4 29 8 67
Danville 8 67 12 so 4 46 9 15
Chulasky 9 03 4 64 9 23
Cameron 9 07 12 40 5 00 9 :8
Northuhbkrlanp 9 22 12 61 6 15 9 46
AM !' M PH PXf
Connections at Iiuprrt with rhllsdeiphb
Reading Itallroad for Tnmanend, Tamsqua, will,
lamsport, f unbury. rottsvllle. etc At Narthum.
berland with p. & K. Dlv. I". It. K. for Ilarrifburg.
Lock Haven, Bmporlum, Warren, corry and Erie.
"V. F, DALSTBAD, Oen. Man.,
scranton, ra
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IM!
Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
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TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV, i 1888. Trains loave Sunbuiy
EASTWARD
9.40 a. m., sea shore Express (dally except
Sunday), tornatTlsburgandlnlermedlatestatlons,
arriving at PhllnilMnhtn s ia. . m . v..,.. x-i.
5.60 p. m.j Baltimore, 4.4 j p. in. ;' Washington
6.63 p. m connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
. ., . , 1.43 p. m. Day express
dally except 8nnday),forllainsburg and interme
diate Btatlons, arriving at Philadelphia
;.45 p.m.; Washington, p.00 p. m',' parlor ear
uirougn 10 rnuaaeipnis and passengrr coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
. H- ui. ivtrunvu Accomrnnaarion taaur
for Harrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arriv-
Baltimore. 5.15. m. t Washlnrton 6 80 a. m. :
Pllllman alAenlnin,-AH. ,......,.. . . ...... . . .
phla and New i ork. Philadelphia passengers can
j". 'I'. "rrT 'innnTnrn.il until 7 a. m.
l'hlladelphla sleeper Is run on this train from
llllam-port on Sunday's,
in&iiP.-1.."""!"4"!'0' narrlsbursr and
Intermediate stations, srr'vfng at Philadelphia
8.85 a. m. New York, u.4o a. m. ; Ilalllraore 'e.I5
r,Vo.l. J """'"sixu, .". m. inrpupn muman
sleeping carB are run onthlBtrnlnto Philadelphia,
Baltimore and U n.hlnntnr. , ti.Mh 1
ger coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
WESTWAKl).
5.ioa. m.-Krle Wall (daily) rcr Trie ard al
lutermed ate stations ano ("anardaigna aid
intermediate stations, Rochester. Buffalo aid
Niagara Falls, with tbieugb Pullman I'aisco
oars and passenger coaches to Erie asp Porprt.
S-iZVevi Express (dally except Sunday) tor
ock Haven and Intermediate stafloim. "
'J; ? P-hb Nlaja ra Exprewi (dally except sun
y) for Kane and Intermedlateststlons and Can.
V.XiFli ?d Principal Intermediate stations,
H'fliester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls wltrj
:5ri?Fu.P',wn'"'r coaebesto Kane and Rochester
and Parlor carto Wlliiamsport,
r,hJar ,Fa" y.ne(dflly except sundayifor Re.
Sn0.1'.''1."1'''!10 tlons, and Flmira, Wat
lfiSS.?tntifm.wl,.at" atlonBi " "H through pas.
senger coaches to Ilenovo and Watklns. '"""
dlate ata?ione-Unila)r ma" ,0r Kt""y0 aBa mtermo.
THROUQII TRAINS FOR StTNIllfRy FROM THE
EAHT AND SOUTH.
Sunday mall leaves I'bllidelpbla 4.80 a. m
Uarrlsbunr T.40 arriving at snnbury 9.20 a. m.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a.m.
PJESS."'?'.. 8-l a- m- cep Sunday
arriving at sunbury 9.63. a.m. '
PhUadelphla.7.40 a. m. : lStSiSlUSS
"wP'Nhndsy arriving atsumiry,l2 52p. m.'
rn'rtbinin',hR, .,,a,0, car ,rom .'Wdelpwa
"?.anndl.U.Ke.,leer l-Wl&el.
aaJ.J?e 'eaves New Tom 9.00 a. m. t Phlladel-'i'1,1-
m-' . Wfshlngion. 9.60 a. m. " Iialtll
,y..P-.?''"c'. "rtvfng at PSunbur 5.10
r.Vii7y,V. luVue." ' oi'man sleep ng rats from
hrough passenger roaches from Philadelphia.
Ill' NI'I ii A 1 1. w,?v, A
,., , (Dallretceptriunuayo
Wllkesbarre vail leaves sunbury its a. in
:"n i pD.' U,00m rorrr n..tofiino
.,KinPra"'j:RI't leaTe'" Sunbury 6.8s n. m., arrtvlne
aSS?.55J!SrriT.'M P' fn-L Wllkea-fisrVe V.W ri m
,nBai00,m?.rryl,'a-D,-H"1brr 12.45 p. m
,H?Jp?.?,W08t WIlkeB-barre 3.05 p. in., ar.
Tlniat uiojia Ferry 4.so p.m., sunbury (JxirpVia
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 9:S6 a. m arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:16 a. m. WIlker-BarS llt46
F;s?p rn""" at U1 00u P. Bnntnry
CUi.I'DOni WOOD.