Astir at tLe Nrtj Yard.
ORDEIH HlOM UNCUS RAM 1!0V A MAN
Of-WAll II I'UT IN COMMISSION
ANIl OH1CKI1F.I) ANI MANNED
FOII A SKA CKUI8K.
U. S. Navt YAtin, Hhooki.tk, N. Y.
When our ostccmod Undo Sim,
wlio n Bomo way is supposed to pre
lido over our nrUionnl nffftiri", lin do
ciiltti to hoiiiI ono of liia ships to rob,
for tho purpose of astonishing and ap
palling thb barbarian world, ho goes
abont it in a buBirioss-llko way. ilia
ordera ftru issuod 10 tho ofliocra of tho
VfiutrVarrl wl.nrn vn-anl in ltn
i i !-
J U UlUlliaill lUt IIIQIilllUllUU JO U It'll I
to the varioua Uepartmonta to Uncet
... .,..i. t t....!..
kuv nviK a. ivimiuijkt ut.u iMMiwuiiiu I
. . , j. .. 1 I 1 1 ' . P I
tno amp lor ino m.a orntae, upon .wbicn
hnhiuliMin in fir Ma mln.i
r: I
and heart.
In a lariro Navy Yard like this In
Brooklyn, of which I nm going to tell
von. there ia nothina atartflnc in Un-
olo Sain's brujqito orders, for often a
dozen war vessels aro lying at her
.i..i.. t. :.. . .i:..r .
uuvkif auu ib is suiuuiiiuun u .unci iu
bo rid of them. Besidca overybody is
glad to have tho nations of the earth
know that wo noacsa a few ahli and
nn M.n ii,Sm win. . Vmnn
and orew as over strolled tho decks of
a moro pretentions navy.
With its large facilities, its abmid
ant dookago and Its oompetont man
agement, the Brooklyn Yard ia cnabl
cd to renair-nnd cauin a vessel, lor a
thrco years' cruise, on very short no
tice. A ripple of excitement ia awak
end, to be sure, and a show ot some
intoicat is manifested among the olig
tUl i.nnn i... nn
1 . . . . I
ing orders, when a particular ahlp is
designated to bear tho compliments ol
Amotica to tho remotest tarta of tho
world, for they who aro to wear tho
honors have uot been oosen, and ex
pectation goes about, in her accustom
cd wav, ou tip-toe.
A ship, lyintr in ordinary, is hardly
rno-o than a'skeleton, from whioh all
the movable at tides, masts, spars,
equipments and furniture of every
kind, have been removod and put in
. ucvu icuiuiuu ai.u iuu ... I
of tho department orders, is placed in
t, ..Ki,,., ti,.. n,i f
naintinir. caulking and renairinc tho
hull Is carried forward vigorously.
i a . . c - .
The sound of hammers and tho stir
within and without the Bhip, the acti
vity In the shops and at the forges,
tho bustle in tho stores and waro
houses and along tho docks, and the
close application of the workmen of
all grades to tholr immediate duties,
give evidence of tho positive will of
unoiesam, wmon .no ouserver wT becamo B0 enragod at tho howling re
interpret as tho law that governs the , .. ..', A
Navy Yard and sets its machinery in
motion.
Tho various departments, into which
tho business of tho Yard is divided to
give greater fauility and efliuiency to
the service, perform their rtspective
parts in the repairs and equipment of
tho vessel. 1110 uureau 01 uonsiruo
tion docs, tho carpenter work and
makes the repairs upon tho hull: that
of Steam Engineering puta in order
the motive power and machinery; that
of Equipment prepares the rigging and
sails; that of Navigation adjusts the
compasses, nautical instruments and
the electiio light plant; that of Ord
nance makes ready the battery, tho
guns, small arms and amnnition, bo
longing to the Bhip; and that '"of Sup.
plies provides and puts on botrd the
provisions needful for three months,
and all the clothing required by the
crew and likely to be issued to them
during the cruise
Aa soon as the repairs aro complet
bd, the machinery tested tnd the work
of the several departments is done to
the satisfaction of those in authority,
tne vessel is pronounoea reaoy ,ior tno
sea, equipped with armament and a"
no u final nniilianiiAa nrui nnalorl nnH 1
u.Uw. ,-k,.. , ,
provisioned for a long voyage in for-1.
eign waters. Uhe federal government
is notified that the vessel may be put
in commission and formally oummitted
to the officers and crew, who will re-
main with and in oharge of her during
the cruise in contemplation.
Tho oflicers, who have been selected
oy tne avy Vepartraent to carry out
a-in rni m rw i intin .n m in nion nvinr
the stars and .stripes in foreign ports
and doing gallantries on all court oc
casions in the presence of the barbar
ians, are ordered to report for duly to
the uommandant of the yard, where
tho ship lies in waiting, by whom they
are instructed to report to tho cap
tain of tho vessel, he having recoived
his orders from the commander, for
assignment to their grade and line of
duty.
In manning a war vessel the seleo-
tion of the crew is made from the
sailors who previously havo been en
listed and quartered on the receiving
ship. This vessel is usually an old
line-of-war ship, large and roomy,
whioh baa boon retired from tho ser
vice and stationed at tho Navy Yard
lor recruiting purposes, and gives up
her men in quantity and quality as de
sired. The en'med men aro received
for a term of three years upon a rigid
examination, and aro paid aooording
to ability and usefulness from sixUen
to fMrtw flnllnra a mnnt.h
""j
When it becomes Known among tne
mpn on tho receiving ship that a orew
vessel, the scone is all animation and
exoitemont. IhO prospects aro dig-
cussed. Tho ship is talked about, and
a world of ideas is set going as to her
uuiui,jr r Bva uuiii, milium uu iuiib
muoh, whether she takeB in much
water in heavy we ither, and whether
there bean abundance of room for tho
ubo ol tho orew. 'ihe probabilities ot
the course of the cruise aro carefully
weighed, whether tho ship is lo stay
on our own coast, or to bo stationed
in European, Chinese or South Ameri
can watera. Tho olimax of interest is
reached in the discussion of the merits
of tho various parts of tho world, all
of which leads to the thrilling stories
liy the old soa dogs of "when 1 was in
Unina in '49, and "when I
came
round the Horn in 'CO,
With the sailors, however, in anti-
clpation of a orutse, tho uppermost
thought oenters on the "old man." as
the oommander, under whom they
will serve, is called. He it is who
may make their life ngreeable, or who
may impose upon them tho seveieet
hardships. Some havo sailed with
him before, and know him thoroughly
as a kind hearted man and a respected
officer. Others have heard of him as
a veritable tvraot, and fancy that ihey
hear the clanking of chains when his
name Is mentioned, After profound
deliberation Jackey mik.a up Ids
mind whether ho wants to go to ea t r
not, losing sight of tbo greater fact
that in all human probability he will
have to go, whatever be his mental
rescrvationf. L'ko lho true American
cltir.en that he is, with an air of im
portance he boastlngly dtolares what
he will do, and ihon quiotly dees what
thoritios.
On a man-of w ir from two hundred
to three hundred And fifty men nro re-
" quirt d lo make up the full complement J
of oHiocra ami crow, 'riiecommiasloued
cfiiccra include thotnptain, chkfexrou
live, navigator, chief onglncor and
asaiataut', dootora, paymaUvra, waloli
and inarino oflioom, midshipman and
cadet engineers, 1110 aatiora, marmea,
limrmn, mcclianica and aorvanta omi
atlluto the crew, who aro resigned to
speoifio dulie) and to particular parts
01 tho SMI),
At tlio appointed tune tlic olllcors
aro nssbnibled on Uii'qtiirlordctk with
lho crew gronpul about them, lorintng
a piuttucFpie reel e, wnen mr oapmiu
reada a'oud liU i rdeis, complimcnta
tUO tneil. OI.Ull.CS UlO UlUltifl 01 All Oil
ehiitloanl. find pra.pcs tho tinme anl
. " t t
" ' ... w....b
manner. Tho fliii is then hoiateil, ami
, . .
finmmiti fin t.nntinttt la rmartil m thn
" .,--.-r-
maotiiwul which roma'na flying until
1 r ,. ...! 'Phn unniiit
luu V . .7 . 1
may oo cnangoo. uuiasiws u10
0'clal tnaignm tt innai uoi loraaKe ua
Placo nbovo lh0 BBinB oven for a
Moment.
rom tho llmo tho alilp goes tn coin
mission tho ofluo-M of tho deck with
. . , , , . ..
,tbe midshipman remain on dnty.ro ier-
8 pa" ltur 111 successive penouB ui
four houri day and night, in charge of
all aboVo deck, under direoMon ot
tho
captain. The navigator aa his name
implies, directs tho courso and move
ment ot the ship, l lie engineer nna
his a'sissant ass,umo charge of the
rnacliinerv. Tho man bo ofliccr' tr-
comca chief of tho marina guard, who
lo tho nonce duty on shipboard, lho
salloia nro divided into boat prows, gun
crews and companies for batallion drill,
anil nro oiven nirtloular asslcnmonts
of places and hours, leading Uvea of
hanl.liin avtUMnH f 1 1 nil
V ' I
weather and subject to tho meat exact
ing duties.
Tho shin is thus formally commiss
ioned to proceed to sea under, spocilio
instructions, and await orders lor sail
ing from her home port. Under tho
laws of nations no clcaranoo or entranco
papers are required of her, as in the
case of merchant vessols, to direct her
going and coming, but liko tho rover
Or 1110 seas, as sue is, ner uiiivemmiin
, ' , U , A
fa.ucy, or at least to tickle the capr.oea
oftho bic-hoartod
whole eoulcd
old unole, whoso only pride is to
see
everybody happy oven though at his
own expense.
SALISBURY.
Odds ana Ends.
A Chicago woman named -Janu Tro
ver lives in a flat with no companions
but cats. A few nights ago Herman
Sindler, who occupies the floor above,
line colony that ho captured one mem
ber of it and pounded out its brains
with a club. To square matters Mrs.
Trover on the next evening piled pots-
kettles, chairs, table", etc. on tho
stairway, and when Mr. oindler sallied,
forth, clad in his nnesi raiments, no
tripped over a skillet and, plunging in
to the lot, rolled down an almost in
terminablo stairway, kettles, chairs,
etc., bruising him as he went. The'
magistrate before whom Mrs. Trover
was then taken pronounced the joke
very funny but placed the joker under
a heavy bond to keep tho peace. He
also decreed that the oats must go.
Boston papors are telling a good
Btory at the expense of good old Dea
con staples, or rattier at tno expense
of the Deacon's pastor. Ono day
when the Deacon's wifo was doing up
pickles' the parrot Btole a pickle from
the dish,,, air, staples lurneu inume
to see the theft and' threw a knife 'at
tho parrot with suoh force and accur
acy tbat .it toole all me learners on ,tne
bird s head. i?or nays tno, parrot was
disconsolate at tho. loss ol his top-not,
fc goon fler B ciergyman b:mie
apend Sunday at Deacon StapW and
r J . .r
the parrot was in the dining room
. a08. , The parson's
fa. d , a doo'r knob
fl he WQre , rhe rrol
. t,: ;,u :,.t n.A i,....
- h ds bowed he th(J m-mU.
. - ,., i-A .,, ..i
. . HUanaf ' ..Hal ve durnod old
scampi Been stealin' picklosl' Tho
. k -wa9 , t h cierynlarJi but
i - . -
the Deacon and his wile burst into a
laugh while the parrot arched his neck
and winked as complacently aa it ne
knew that he had perpetrated the best
joke of the year.
m
In the Hungarian quarter at Potts-
town the other day a number of child
ren were observed running around on
the ground barefooted, beating tin
pans and boxes and making a horrible
din. In the midst of the cirole they
wfiro deaerilinrf was a live baby bur-
iplt Iln its neck in the cold Ground.
with a sbawl wound round its throat
fcr protection. It was learned that
the object of putting the baby in this
peculiar position was to cure it of a
skin disease, tbo Huns having the
Bame faith in the ourativo proptrtifs of
mother earth that is chaiacterislio 01
mauy savage tribes. While- the child
was thus experiencing tne meuicai
virtues of tho earth packul around its
,nA thn hnv. hont nnnn tin nina to
frjgDton away tho evil' spirits that had
I P t ., - if
caused mo uisuase.
pcrhaps nowhoro in any gas btt is
lue Aow 0j a3 nt Mootpelicr, Iort,
Sir hnnra nnt nf twnntv.iour tlio ons
rnng down t0 a miufraiim, and six
i,nra , ftf thn lnir it anhmi mart.
rauni. When tbo supply is at low ebb
th0 vaiv0, aro turned wide open to
til a auQloiont Biipply, and when the
., -M At highest tho smallest turn of
,h i,ov la nnn. n Bnnlv thn dn.
mand. The movements aro co-mutant
with the ocoan tides, but whether or
uot tho same influences are tho cause
can only bo a matter of conjecture,
At Montreal tho warm weather ha
occasioned a thaw, ono of tho results
of which has been an unprecedented
rise- ot the river. Portions ot the. city
aro submerged, tho only check on the
rising waters being. the pumps, wnioa
al0 fo,,t Inanued constantly, Ico is
8ig0 forming lu dangerous gorges wnd
tbe U8uai troubles incident lo ihe
gprlDK "opening" aro approhended
v 6 ' b "
It
I hare used 1 aloe's Celery pompound and tt
nasttadaaaiutary
eOo?t,Ularl?orat.
edlhesysteiqandi
(eel like ji new
loan, it UaproTCJ
tbe appetite and
facilitates dlgen
'tion." J.T.Corx-
LiHo, ituuus, au
Paine'
Celery Compound
U a UDl(ue tonic and appetizer.- Pleasant to
tbe taste, quick In Its action, and without any
Injurious effect. It glirs that russed health
WiUCil lll-'y". n.nifiiniig W.W KlM., ft vuVf
dyspeiMtu and kindred disorders, physicians
present 11. l.. guna.
Wsixa. lUcaiunsOM Co., Ilurllngton,
gion, u
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BEOOSlWKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1
An Attack of dravcl.o
Tim Terrible BalTcrla of k M omna nt CO.
y Ilorr Bhs mu linppllr C'irrd. j -Then
tt nothlnit 1 now fnjor t t do not exn to
htln UioJ Pr, DiTlJ Kcnnedrt Tarorlie iUmaSf,
mkla t Itondont.X. T. Mr trooMn Watn la taj
kldncri ntlfromlilch I ncrcr ttrectail to neor
n. Tint tlicro wcro In inr l)Mt, 1 u ferer.
lih, with no mlllonil eouM not titer, 1 ni com.
pellcd to M a cuu, and Onillr got to wttk that I
coal! not lmllono, TlioitUtiTMlnnirbwkwta
Itrrible. IwubnrnlDirnpwIthkfoTrrorconiltDt
IrtlilTrrlnitMltcold. MrrhjulcUntMld
I HAD BRICHT'S DISEASE,
Which WM klaruitiur InformHlon. To M l to Hit (
BIctlontXItrlLul lorn 111 tliout two jtiti, I hfcla
bxl lilUck of Orarrl. Wticll Ibis Inula 111 riTr.
inc mr rhrlcUn to npnir mis, ami t rcsbrocxl
mTMlttodlo. Iluklfouriloctonttctidra,thobMt
In thoconntrr, ret I conUnllr rr woim. BIi
rMtiacolut Juno, howwcll I remraibrr tho timet I
k Dr. Kennodfi rirotUe llomody adrcrtlncd in
ourrarOT. AJteruilnitonobollloI thfowawrmr
tavi and wen t to New York on a vUlt. and three tot
tlea enrod no, Ihirancrcrhadaretnrn of Orarel,
nor of tha palna or weaineu In tba back, and though
I am OTor alitr reara of aga I am
Now Vigorous and Strong"
aa I wm In mr rrlm.. I .do alt tnr own work, and
own work, l
ttrnlf
anowwliam in lo bo tired. Ikwptlinnir.il.
ciuain liw noiiBOaml Bira It tn mr
to tar prandchlldrcn.
and all of thorarlou rtmivtu", l liait takfll could not
r,-,-wiiiiiru,i n wnriicrrr i cnn. Vitihl ltn ntci&na
thodloajin.ftntiCriiifa
mnrart l avorlto Ibttimlr rtld-tt etujod
.jt anl piido ina a.f tiwiifflffornni wmnan.
Mm. tuicllno 1'. MUutr, Burn 11111. Ohio.
FAVORITE REMEDY.
WoaOnodoUir. I'rerarodatnonilonl.JI.T.
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
lTlr4 br
On, DATID KENNl'.nV, nONDOUT, N. Y.
tlrer bottle Bit for M. r all dranrlate.
THE GREAT
German Remedy!
T-r,.,-r...n -nr. nrnr- mnl M
m inuinj run inc wiA,
III 1-or Itioco ilenthlr
I IniHousSpcllsdcpeml
I onSlTLVHCKlUTTEH$
tljUUU will lu paid
fnr n pjia vchfro fell L-
PHUIt JTTKR9 Will
UltirHicure tou.
m ,ITTiJlieaviTti
Siiotasfllftor cure. It
lever rails.
Euiniiiruuauuaiiguiiv
Cli'iiliftn tho If iatotl
1
foelltiff: If
to, uiChjiood when you Bee
ISULPHUR BitTEBs;
it wiucurc yon.
ns'throueh tho skin
OpcrailM'ttnliuairi
hn PimnleB.lllotrJ.oa.
Ltnd Sores. -Jtelr on
l!lthfl mill a and work-
Sdlviiur Hitters, c3
mil IiPnlth Will frtl.!
mBDopB; ciersp.wnotio
I I not procure eufficieiit
III exercise, and all who
III aroconQnctl In doorej
low.
1
SULVlIintlMTTLltS
U should nsoHULriiritl
BITTKU8. They will
Till cure Liver Com-
niaint. Don't lie tils
Ir-rtitrntrrd Itwlllmirc
can til
WW UVb tutu tl M
MelrltlT.
vou. K
bnu'iiUR Hitters IT1
If tou do not wis
to pufrcr from Uheum
Iwlll build you up and I I
atlsm, use n bottle on
itnaKO you eixuuguuui
90LPHCB IIITTKRS;
It never falls toeure.j
WULriUIH ltITTER8
Don't be without n
win mnKo your uioou pj
nuro. rich and stronir. uS
bottle. Try Its you1
will not rcjcTft It. I
and your flesh hard.
readies lu ilellcate
Trv HULriifu Hit-
health, who aro all
run down, should use
ilka itfamgm, udu
you win sieep wen
SULrilUR HITTFRfl,
tnci ippi itcitcr Tor u.
Do you want the bfBt Mcttlc.il Work published?
fiend ( 2-cent emmpa to A. 1. OhiiHmy A Co,
Boston, Man., and receive a copy, free.
Hi
lb treatment of many tbousonda of casca
of tnuas chronlo wenkneasea and distressing
atlmenta peculiar to females, at tbo Invallda
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. YM
has afforded a vast experience In ulcoly adapt
ing and thoroughly testlnar remedlca for the
euro of woman's peculiar maladies.
Dr. l'lerco'a Favorite IToacrlptlon
la tho outgrowth, or result, ot this great and
Taluable experience. Thousands of tcstlmo
niola, received from patipnta and from physi
cians who bnve tested It lu the more agirra
vatod and ohstlnato esses which bad battled
their skill, prove It to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for tbe relief and cure of
suffering women. It Is not recommended as a
"cure-all," but as a most perfect Speolno for
woman's peculiar ailments.
Am a powerful, invlcoratin-r tonic,
it imparts strength to the whole system,
and to the womb and It appendages In
particular. For overworked, "worn-out,"
"run-down." debilitated teachers, milllneri..
dressmakers, seamstresses, "shnp-glrla," house
keepers, Durslng mothers, and feeble women
generally, ur. fierce a
s tba srreatest earthly I
ierce'a Favnriti, Proanrlnflnn
as an appetizing cordial and restorative tonlo.
uuun. ucmg uuequiuea
A. a aootliliiK and atreiiRthontiiK
norvtne, "l'avorlte Prescription" is
aualed and la invaluable In allaying and
uing nervous excitability. Irritability.
lavorlte t'resorlntiou " is une-
sub-
baustlon, prostration, hysteria, spasms and
other diatrasalnrr. nervoua avmntoma nun.
moniy attendant upon functional and orgaulo
disease ot tbe womb. It Induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and do-
.pungency.
Ur. JUerce. Favorite Prcicrlnilmi
la a legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by aa experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted, to woman's delicate
organization. It Is purely vegetable in Its
composition and perfectly hormiess In its
enocu in any condition or tne system, l or
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak atoinacb, indigestion, dys-
in-jBiB aim ainureu ayiupioms. 114 use, in smau
loses, will prove very beneficial.
' t avorltB Prflierlullnn f ! n nnct.
tlve euro for tbe most complicated and ob-
uuiiuic uutea uk leucorruea, excessive uowuii-,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back,
" female weakness," anteversion, retroversion,
bearing-down sensations, chronlo cnnt-r.i(nn.
Inflammation and ulceration of tbe womb, ln-
nammauon, pain ana tenderness In ovaries,
accoinnanled with "lntcuial heat"
is a roaulutor end rjrainntrr nf fiinA-
tlonal action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, " Favorite l're
crlptort"ls a perfectly safe remedial uaent.
and can produce only good results. It la
equally 1
when ta
ually emcaclous and valuable In Its. effects
ben taken for those disorders and (fpntnirA.
mcnta incident to that later and most critical
jwrinu. xnuwn aa -hub uange or i.ire.
"Favorite Prescription," when taken
In connection with tho use of Dr. Pierce'
uoiuen aieuieai uiscovery, ana email loxntlvo
doses of Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pellets (Little
Mvor PUls), cures Liver. Kidney and Illadder
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood
lorofu
ioou lajnia, ana auoiisnet cancerous and
Favorite J'rescrlpiloni' is the only
medicine for womon. sold bydrugglsts.uiuler
a positive etiaraiitee, from, tho umnu.
f aclurers, thatlt will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. This guaran
tee baa been printed on tho bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
iiuiuiuu, iiuiuui. .run. mo
' Favorite )'reacrlnlon is tlx
ledlclne for women, sold by druggists, u
sv uui.iviiiwiujhh ei.uu, or six
bottles lor fi.OO.
For large, illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
Women (180 psgea, paper-covsred), send ten
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You Hungry
Spring medicine means mote now-a-dijs than It
did ten years ago. Tbe wlnterot iws-bv has left
the nerves oil JtypA out. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Palne's Celery Compound
thi Spring mtilMn of to-day dotw all this,
as nothing else can. Jrwritl h rkyUiyu,
Utwmnmtld In DruggUt KndortiX by Mtnitttrt,
Guaranteed by tki Uanuaeturtrt to li
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In tbe stiMnz ot 1SST I was all run down. I
would get up In the morning with so tired a
uv luimuiiaiuii KVV
ti.ln.i. nuW.iVi..
, B. uwiu, iwu.ntl.iiili,vi I wuv , yw-
pound, and bcloru I had taken It a week I felt
" SfflVhonUVbullilunrth:
imgrneuicine." jira. U.A. Juw,iiuj
, uurllngwn, Vt.
Wolff'sACMEBIacking
BEATS tho World. It IttheKstrt
HARNESS DRESSING
The BEST for Man' Bootc
M80LVT3SLT WJLTEWHOOW.
BOIH'KNSwitfPIICSKllVKBtheUttthOTi
Omm m wkjbrmm' $mt bm! mm mtmlhe
Wan riml
kto srrnsui ssrtrt wtsl wrtk sa I
hur hruh.
KxnAiaX!ber vortH) bttd 1 no ruiim ftn bonM
not npira yotnwrJI Uibl irocrw Hun dikImsi libat. ,
Hi 1 1 T t Tli m ini. TTTTitiMn iM 1TTm nwl
WOLFF 4 RANDOLPH. fKUOCLnu.
in WW un V7
BLOOMSBUKG PLANING MILL
:o.
The anderstcned having put bis Plants? M
nallroad street. In flrst-ciass condition. Ibdd
roatoao auKinasoi workinnisiinc.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS.MOUuDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
rnlshcd at reasouawe trices. All lumber use
well seasoned and none Dot skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
CHAnXES KRCfl,
IMooiiiHbiirK, Pa
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Tbo undcrsicniud bavins been re
stored to health by aim pi o moans, after
supffring for several yeare witb a severe
lung aliection, and lliat droad disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it, he will
oheerlully send (free of charge) a copy
nf tbo prescription used, which they
will find a mre cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Cataiuuj, Buoncihtis and
all throat and lung Mat.adiks. He
hopes nil sufferers will try bis ltemedy,
as it is invaluable. Those tlesirinc the
prescription, which will cost them noth
ing, and may prove a messing, will
pleasj) address, Hev. Edward A. Wil-
son( Williamsburg, Kings Uonnty,
New York. A-iB-co.-dec-7-lv
n HINDERCORN8:
ThsXmJT "xire Cnr for Corn. Stop all piln. EnrarM
oorafort to the feet. 15c tt PrugytiU. lltgooxttOq, H.T,
flsTn n
PARK
mo worav c&sm jia in tut let reiueilr lur all llli amlna
tromderecttTO nutrition. Take In tune. Wo, and tuu
Feb l-d-iu
4&
131-
i BACKACHE
WEAK AND PAINFUL KIDNEYS. ACIllN'O
SWt&j Hack and Cnest, ltbenmatlc, sciatic,- snarp,
and Muscular Pains, reueved in one minute toy
the. n, ,. TJn;, Dlnr.tnn TUe
jrjtuuuuma iuin-i am iiaatot and
only Instantaneous paln-kllllng Btrengtbenlng
piaster, ko ois; d iur si. ai, uruKKlsis, or 01 l ot
ter Dru; and Chemical Co., Boston.
DTHT nmploa.blackheads, chopped andBT T?0
JTlMk oily Btln cured by cutlcura ioap. tUDO
Jan ls-d-4t
F
IIRE INSURANCE
CnnlSTTAN V. HNAPP, DLOOMSUCIIO.PA,
MKKCIUNTS', OP NEWARK, N. J.
( LINTON, N. Y,
PEOPLES' N. Y.
KKADINO. PA.
G lilt MAN AMERICAN INS. C0..NKW VUKK.
UM.I..1 1KB. CO., MW l UltK.
JKHSKY CITY FIltK INS. CO., JEltSET
(JITY, N. J.
These old cortoratioks are well seasoned bi
au-A and WtUV THran anA h. rarri -et hart .
loss settled by any court ol law. Their assets are
ill Invested In solid sscobitiis are liable to the
azara 01 ruts ouiy.
Losses rROMPTLT and noNia-rL-r adluntM and
(inld as soon as determined by Cuhistun t.
KHArr, BPIOIII, AQBMTAMD ADJCSTSBBLOOUSBUaa,
Thoneonlsof Columbia countrahonld natron.
lze tho agency where losses It nay are Bottled and
iaiu uy uiio ui iucr uwn uiirwjna.
DONTybouuyr
RubbcrBootsuntll
you tiavo seen tho
"COLCHESTER"
with "Extension Edce"
A. Napoleon Top, This
Is the best fitting and
MOST DURABLE BOOT
In the market.
Mado of tho Boat
PURE CUM
stock. The "Extension
Edge" protects tho up
per, odds to wear of tha
Sole by giving broader
treadlim surface,
AND 8AVE8 MONEY
FOR THE WEARER.
narsaSwa BUY YOUR ARCTICS UN
UUll 1 TIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE
COLCHESTER ARCTIC-
with "Outside Counter." Ahead of ALL
others In style A durability. If you want the
worth of your money try the Colchester wltn
OUTSIDE COUNTER."
Kopt Hereby Best Stores.
AT WII0LESALI UY
HOIltiAN IIIIOH. &. CO.,
Wtlkebbarre, Pa.
Nov, lf.3m.
- Itojnl l.iiulil t,liit ineiida Iji-uIcc)
t'lilnu, Uloto, Wood, leather, .Mt-Uiln, l'ur
ulture, etc., with everlasting 'feiiueityl
HU1 y Oroccrs, Drugslsls and Ueurrul
Htores.
ROYAL
FOR SALE BY
I. V. llartman & Sons, W. II. ilrooko Co,
'ine ureat Eastern Teaca, u. N, wnson,
Klwell & Blttenbender,
mmrr SIH.X HalU (11.1 W.ltk.'
I MrxWrJ'J r ..ut.j. lie.vi BJTiaCaTi
sissPf JJTVJi39-i J&ailtifttlasr Cum. litis. Udiu
an4 riiU' ttiM, wilts wotki
tu.4 iut4 f atjual vlu,
Ode I'rrion iQh lo
(kltlr cats Mtsir can fltff.
tortthrr wills our Urg 4aU
tttifcl IU lit Ilttiurholiii
riiitupli. Tbri'MuipUt,
wall tl lt wtufe I'M
Vea. tact ifUr ruil hava Etlil
thm yam bm ! 9 Month lb" "
m insy lut clli4, iht bieomt yow jii ilfP,rt!-.
'n Nainplr. Wa pay U tipn. Mnl,w. AAiVtw.
MtluniinVlfi Co., lion, HL'-S IPriliUMl
PATENTS
voats and Trade Marks obtalnd,and all 1'atent
slness conducted lor MOUKH atk kkkh.
HUH OtflMCK IS OPIMH1TB O. B. PATENT
OKF1UU. We have no auu-avencles, all busuuss
airecx, uencecan irausaci pateni, Duaioeasm less
time and atLKS3 coax than those remote from
Wasulngtoo.
send model, drawing, or pUoto.wtth description,
We advlsoi If patentable or not, free of charge,
fiur fi not duo till naient la socurel.
A book,"llow' to obtain rutenu,"wltn reterenses
OS'lluat UJlcuia IU four oiulo, vvuui, ur lunu,
u ir?. Midi.
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
opposite patent one, wasting-ton, D.0
GLUE
In New York's City IlalLaro n lot
of paintlnuR of old Governors of Now
York which com into promiucnco
ovorv onco in a whilo becauso -of a
elicrifl'g levy to sell thorn to satisfy
jiitlginonls against the city.' Ono of
mi-Bo jiuigmcntS' iB now on Jmnd, but
exccutiong linvo boon Btaycd. Tho
form of lcvylnK upon them js gone
through tvitli, bcoauso jiorsonal- prop
erty' must bo cxliaunlcj buforo real proii
crty can, bo levied upon. The cases
have alwajs been hcttled without dis
posing of the picturts of the Governors,
and thu present levies will probably
prove no exception.
In a suit in Now York oity recently
Mrp. Sarah Jnno Collins said that bank
books, mid, checks which her husband
hid in his pofisoseion had been destroy
ed or sold during tho war "when paper
was dear.'' Doing asked by tho op
I'Osinij counsel what war she meant,
h!io Raid; it wm not the War nf Indepen
dence but tlio Hebollion. Sbo declined
to answer whoa it endnd. Said she:
'I' didn't fight in iu How should I
kimw."
Tho schooner W. L. White, aban
doned bv her crew off lho Delaware
Bay during tho Rtcat storm of Maroh
13 last, has turned up stranded on tho
Hebrides. During this time slio travel
ed 5000 miles over tho ocean, was
sighted aiid reported forty-Bvo times
and dccribod a z!g zai- course, now
norlhtruit, soothwest, tiao'r and forth
lo all tlio points of tho compass, by far
the inofit intoreting of tho reoords in
oxistanco.
Tbo Hev. Edward Evorett Halo and
others havo petitioned the Massachu
setts Legislature in favor of pension
ing public school teachers who mry
hate served half a century.
A yonng man at Hockford III., some
time aijo wrote his- name in a girl's
album and now ho is defendert in a
suit brought by the lair damsel to re.
covir 8800, the amount of a note (he
ho'ds against him. It is believed tho
note was written on tho pago of tho
album wncre be signed his namo. Tho
young man should congratulate him
self thatdt .isu't n brcaoh of promiso
cao instead.
A chatty gossiper in the Boston
"Tianecript" refers to the extraordinary
numuer ot levturvs and readings in the
foreign tongues now going on in
lioston. The privilege of bearioa and
admiring .what you can. not understand
Js highly appreciated in Boston.
Six young ladies of Brunswick. Go..
have organized themselves into an
"Old Maid Club," pledging each other
never-to marry unless tho consent' of
overyi member of lho club: is obtained,
the contesting members to act as brides
maid and each present the bride with
a handsome preent.i One of tho mem
bers having had' tho quotum popped
aDtl being unable to get unanimous,,
consont is now waiting .for the dissent
ing members to meet their "fates '
when sho Joels th.it.tuay will relent, ,
Father Kolasinki, whoso removal
from tho Polish .Church in Detroit
three years ago resultod in Beveral riotsj
recently administered firstioommunion
to a largo number of children, of his
adherents in a ohapcl fixed up in his
house, His fiiends say thoy do not
care for tho Bishop and will build a
church and install Kolasinki. They
claim to be .2000 strong,
A thief of peculiarly mean turn of
mind appeared in Now York- reoently.
A poor car driver named Barry, living
at 309 East Twenty-ninth street, who
could barely cam enough to keep his
family, broke bfs log and was in a des
perate strait. His wife done washing
and ecrubbing to help out. One night
a roan, presented himself as the janitor
of a down-town buildinj, and giving
her a koy for which he required a de
posit of fifty conts, told her to go down
and scrub it out. Arriving at the placo
she found that no ono knew anything
of the man. Sho was out tbo fifty
cents for tho koy and ten cents for oar
fare, both of which she had bono wed
from a neighbor.
Petitions are circulating in different
parts of the State asking- tho legislc
ture to pass a law .forbidding the salo
of cigarettes and, tobacco to persons
under sixtre.i years' of ago, It is to bo
hoped that-bolhIIouses.at Harrisburg
will take tlio matter into serious con
sideration, mature and pass a bill deal
ing effectually with this evil. Tho
physiological effects of tho use of
tobacco on children aro known only
too well. Tho caso also with which
cheap cigaretts and tobacco can be
procured by young boys, and even
girls, is evident to every observer.
School teachers protest against their
use in vain, and 'the efforts of tho
parents are tendered aboitive by the
git ctl of slioopkecpers. A bill on this
aubjict has already been introduced in
the New York Legislature, and' Penn
sylvania should not be behind in deal
ing with this crying evil.
Tate SrmNOs, Tinh., July 4, 1888.
Tbe Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
During tbe spring of 1871, while working
In the field at my home in Morgan county,
Ga., I pulled ofl my shoes to sire my feet a
rest. Unfortunately-, I walked Into a clump
of poison oak, and In a few days mv feet
were in a terrible condition, and I could not
put on a shoe because of the soreness and
swelling, I was treated as -poison oak cases
usually are, and everything was healed up.
About tht same, time ,thJ following spring,
1872, my feet became sore again, as at first,
and even' succeeding spring for five years
brought back the same condition of the dis
ease, only each, time it became more dis
tressing, because I began to think it was a
lifetime trouble. Finally, I was Induced to
try Swift's Specific. I took six bottles, and
to-day ant entirely-well. My Improvement
was gradual from the first, and no evidence
of the disease remains. I shall take pleas
ure in testifying as to Its curative proper
ties. It ii the greatest blood purifier in ex
istence, Yours truly, J, L, Morgan.
The foregoing certificate Is taken at
random from thousands of letters in posses,
slon of the Swift Specific Co.. and presented
simply as a sample. It is a voluntary
statement, giving-' facts and results of the
case. Its accuracy and genuineness are
beyond question,
A valuable Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed free, . Address
THE SWIFT SPKCII'IC CO.,
VWawarj Atlaatst'Cv
THE
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A beautiful, aocu -ate, convenient and compre-
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A guide book to the whole world, a pocket cyclo
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Jlalli companion o( every neyrsptper reador,
bent by mall on receipt of price and postage.
En;loio rostoraeo Money Order, New York
Draft, or Postal Note t jr full amount.
Blox a. Bittissar,
IU QUInoy kU, BrMUym N. Y,
Rtimford
YEAST POWDER,
"Tlio OW Koliablo."
Restores to tlio flour tho nutritious phosphates lost In
bolting. No other powder does tills,
nutritious. Put up In bottles.
PERRINE'S nl'Ev
Dnni.t.in from selected Harley Malt and guaranteed to bo chemically pure
and tree fromMoJurious oils and .aclda ortcn contnlned In alconollo liquors. It la
especially adapted to persons requiring a stlmulatlngtonlc, consumpllrea being
srrcatlr benenttedby its use. Hccommendcd by leading physicians as a Uluretlv
Norrlno, Tonlo and lteratire. For contratnptlira It is Invaluable. l'fcItltINK'8
I'UHK I1AIILKV MALT W1II8KEV insures a return or vigor loincBtoroacn, agouu
appetite, a rich and abundant blood and Increased nesh nnd muscular tissue. A
anranl.nl mIM nnrl ff,ntln In ufTrw, Il,-nnfnaln. Inr1tcrrtlnn and nil WaStlDlf dl
cases can bo entirely conquered by tho ubo or I errint's l ure Hurley alt Whiskeys
It Is a tonlo nnd diuretic and a powerful sticngthener to tho c-ntlro syBtt-m. I'Blt
ItlNK'S fUHK I1AHLKYMALT W11ISKK1 has proved a medicinal protection to
those who pursue tueir avocations liitheopenalr and whoso dally work calls It
exceptional powers nf endurance. Ask yout nearest druggist or grocer for lor
1'KKltINK'SrUHK UAHLEY MALT WIIIHKRY revives thocnerglcs of those iorn
out with exccsal vo ooiiliy or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against exposuro
in weLana rtgoroai. vieatner. ltwllldnre aumaianousuiseaaesiruui tueajsit-iu.
Hard workcrsof every vocation and persons whom n sedentary lite renders prone to
iiyBpepsiniinain rernne-B rure nancy
Mall wblskey a powerful Invlgorant
and helper to digestion. l'KmtlNKS
rUKK DAltl.KY MALT WIUBKItY
wtinoui unuuiy stimulating
n-ys lnercasos their nagutng activity,
counteracts the effects of fatigue, has
tens convalescence and la a wholo9omo
and prompt diuretic. Watch the label 1
ono genuine unless bearing the sitrrjit
tnrn
Iot saie ur all drug g9
and grocers througno
tbe united States and
Canada.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHIL A
r-Ull'SALK ill
ENNEY GOODS
Alexander Bros. (6 Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
60LB AGENTS FOR
HENRY MAILLARDS
HICANDIES.
FRESH VERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Fa.
A SPECIALTY.
sols laniTS ros
P. P. ADAMS & CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Sole agents of the fol
lowing oranas or
Cigars.
nENRY CLAY,
LONDKES,
NOHMAL,
INDIAN PIIINCKS8,
SAMSON,
SILVER ASH.
C. JB. EOBBIIS,
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
LADIES !
lag. nt Home, with
PEERLESS DYES !
mey will dve everything. They are sold evera
where. Trice lie. a package. 4U eolors. They
havo no equal for strength, brightness, amount
In packages, or lor fahtness cf color, ir non-fading
qualities. Tney do not crack or smut. For salo
07 aioj er uiva. auu das. 11. ouercer. ieoivriy.
AclvcrtlHerH by addressing Ceo, I".
Kowe & Co. 10 spruce M., New York
In good faith, can obtain all needed Information
about any nroDOsed line or ADVEliTISING In
American Newspapers.
v sse-page l'amnnicr, aoo.
Nov 18-MW.
J. W. CUSICK,
Fyrmont, Ohio, writes:
' I (eel that I can not rec
ommend Dr. 8etli Arnold's Cough
, Killer
too highly, Would not b
without It.
Druggists, Sic, COc-, and l.oo.
mason & mm
1 ha cabinet organ waatntrodaced In lu present
formby Maaon h Uamlinln lsat. Other makers
followed la the manufacture of these Instruments,
but the Mason & IlaiuUn Organs hare always main
tained their supremacy aa the beet In the world.
Mason A Hamlin offer, aa demonstration of the
sneaoauca exct uenco or meir organs, the fact that
at au ot the great World's Exhibitions, since that of
I'frla, IMT.Tnftnn I V ouipetliioa
ORGANS
wiuipeei
eraofatlcoun-
tries, ther have
Invarlablytak-
en tha blahest'
honora. lUus-
trated catalo?nea H22 Ttl fkruul. fr.
Mason St lUmlln do not hesitate to mike the ei.
traordinary claim tot their pianos, that they are
superior to all others. They recognize the high
ucellenca achieved by othar leading makers In lie
an of piano building, but still claim superiority.
This they attribute solely to the remarkable Im
provement Introdoced by them In the year 1331,
and now known as tho "mason & IIimlin Piano
ta'sKu'eS'tbe Ql ft f A tba um of blcrt
si bis purity and K I D IU 1 1 XfennemenF ot
lone, together! Irll 1 WWwlth greaUyln
creaMd capacl. 01ASD m OretJIlT. ty for standing
In tana ana other Important advantages.
A circular, containing testimonials from thre
hundred purchasers, musicians, and tuners, sent,
together with dearrlptire catalogue, to any applicant
I'lanos and Oreaoa sold (or cash or tut pay.
menu: also rented.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO,
UUaiTUN. MtW.a-UUU.. CUICIUO,,
OctSMm. rbros
ml Tho WONDERFUL
'LUBURG CHAIR
OuioUnhii pari sr. Llkfiff. Snok.
uuaiwiani rsritr. Liifiri, inoi
III. Ricllilii. w livitltj CHAlfl.
w maaa tn lAraeet vuietl ol
ailiitiiis. Sicii.i.i, rkiiicim'
llM.. ! OmuIIii. IimIU
. , , . KtawKk. Sice,, likrarv,
LOC PEDC8 and self phopellVIk.
AIL KINDS SF APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS.
B Aijjf QOACHES
inn 1lfaMia
(tor Piliil AsUailU Brahton all Car,
vT I t X UaBWsllIasBSa
dlrat Btitli
llMml nraAlm s..a- .if.. a
iM du srs won un mm
lad siiiJ ltariipliia trill
our
A Ik. t nail M Bs SfiBAK mim rJH J
(VTi'jAiu.... far-iu,.,, uiVJS ..V-i-Ji
Oatka, aud tUU elaM ol anode you wBi It lot.
. LUBURG MFC. CO.
143 North lilgbtk Hlreau fblladelvkla, Pa,
Exchange Hotel,
HKIJTOM, 1'A.
,,.U uuii,N.u uum .cubvu mis -weii.Known
house, and IJ pr pared to accommodate tbo nublla
with all the conveniences of a arst-class hofeL
ImyS7 LlUOSr, DltAliH, ,f
Mill
.1 V.
It is healthful and
MALT WHISKEY.
The analysis as It appears by the Lai
NtpArt IhnWlll ItARLKT MALT WOIS-
mi nn pipr, imu.ip; . iisvh cniciuiu uu
tno kid
isr mado byM.4J.rs rerrlne andnnoa
it entirely rree rrom nisei uii.iui.unu,
metals and acldB and Is absolute!)
nw VMrmPH. retfAtUA ArlhW Hater.
Umduatenlie Untrerttt tft of JunfcA,
uetieva ana new oaaen
UllUUUin LB ASiU AUU UBftUlilW,
ANY OKDEIl
FOU FESTIVAL
will be
SUPPLIED WITU
THE
LOWEST
Market Priess,
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
walnuts;
cream nuts,
ALMONDS,
POP CORN
BALLS.
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
& HYPOPEOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So illsgnlsad tbat It can be taken,
digested, and assimilated by the niosl
sensitive stomach, when the plain oil
rannot be tolerated and by the com
bination or the oil with the hynonhos
phttea la much more efflcacloas.
Kemtrkitle u flesh producer.
Persoid gain rapidly while UVlag It,
SCOTT'S EMTJL8ION is acknowledgeaby
Physicians to be tbe Finest and Best prepa.
ration in tho world for the relief and euro ol
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
CEN.?lir-Pf B'L'TY, WASTING
DISKASE8, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
3ni -oreai jemeiiy for Omnmptlan, and
Wasting in Children. Sold by all Drvggltta.
sept SS-'S8-ly
DR.THEEL
ROO r.rtb K.urll, HtreL
U00 0ri.il, raiM.ii.bis, r.H wiia
JO ' vear.(s...l.e)prtllp,rt.
'".'tt araatea lo ear. rgu usre
;y!UlV W''oUa. no aulter w'e V.
V
J"I"JI0II 1 .UJ..tlil lrlu.al of Bll Cmbli
SPECIAL DISEASES
AND BLOOD POISON.
OI1HTINATR I'l.CKltS. 11LOTCIIF.S.
Kit IJ PTION S. 1I JI I'i.EN. I wSlC
lNUN,INFI,ASIMATIONrl.lV.tMlt;
ft?!1? ".V" ''ylBl and MemiS
,wi"i'fi".""n,..?,,'"""'"0"n' Bladder
uud Kidney UlseunoN. (Acuta cases 4-10
Hall., ... Ml,
lw.1 tin lo ib. utlooiH,.,il n,i,,;SJii, KS ai
uguat 17'S31y.
CURE
Wlian V . . a. .
i ,5. ' 1 uo not mean mere r to
stop ihem fur a tlmo, aud then have them to.
turn again. 1 meak' a JAl)IC4JU CUIuL
I have msJo the disease ot ""
FITS, EPILEPSY op
FALLING SICKNESS,
ssasa 1
H.Q.ROOT.M.C, l83plaUST.NttlY0llg
scorn
FITS!
A. C. YATES & CO.
tt!!&.ciieataat,
i.icnmiit huii.mincj.
Best Made Clothing
n Philadelphia1 ,fo
Men Iouth..and .hildren.
A. C. YATES & CO.
i.i;igi;k nun.niNt:.
GUTFUL-COJtFOHTlNG.
EPP'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST. 0
"By athoroushknowlediroof tho natural laws
which govern tho operations of digestion nnd
nutrition, and by a careful application of the line
properties of well-selected i.'ocoa, sir. KppshaB
provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It Is by the Judicious use ot suclt
articles of diet t hat a constitution may bo gradual
ly built up until strong enough to resist every ten
dency lo dl eaHC. Hundreds of subtlo maladies
aro floating around us re idj- to attack wherever
there Is a weak point. W may escnpo many a
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."-Cfrfl
Service Vatettt. Alaao simply with boiling water
or milk. Hold only In ball pound tins, by Uroccrs,
labelled thus:
JAM lii kits i; CO., nomcoopathlc Chemists,
octve-d-cu London, England.
RAILROAD TZIVXa TABIiH
JQELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS. NortTn.
ru rv a. is. a. v
NORinUMBSHLAND ( 40 1 65 10 10 D 15
Cameron. 6 E3 lo S5 s so
Chulnsky 6 no .... 10 S9 6 84
Danville o 03 l 6S 10 so e 40
catawlssa 6 as 2 14 lo M s is
upert.. 8 so 2 iu n oo 7 05
Uloomsburg 6 86 2 2) 11 07 7 12
Espy. 6 42 2 29 11 15 ? 20
Llmoltldge. 6 50 .... 11 22 7 27
W1U0W Grove........ ... 6 64 .... J 26 7 81
Briarcrcek s 63 ii 30 7 85
Berwick 7 05 S 49 11 87 7 42
Beach Haven 7 11 2 54 11 44 7 49
Hick's Ferry. 7 18 2 69 1149 65
snlckshlnny 7 to 3 09 11 09 8 eg
HunlOCk's 7 43 3 19 12 09 8 IT
Nantlcoke 7 60 3 20 12 16 8 22
Avondalo 7 54 .... 12 20 8 83
Plymouth 7 69 3 85 12 25 8 33
Plymouth Junction 8 0.1 3 89 1: 80 8 88
Kingston 8 08 8 43 12 87 8 45
Bennett 8 12 .... 19 41 8 49
Maltby 8 17 12 45 8 63
Wyoming 8 22 3 62 12 60 8 68
West Httston. 8 27 3 66 12 65 9 03
IlttSton 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna 8 40 .... 1 11 9 17
Taylorrllle.... 8 48 .... 1 19 v 25
Bellevue 8 54 1 25 9 so
8CSAKT0M 9 CO 4 22 1 30 9 85
PM F M r it All
STATIONS. SOUTH.
AM AU PM PM
SCBANTOK 0 10 9 50 2 05 0 !0
Bellevne 6 16 9 65 .... 6 25
Taylorvtlle. 6 so to oo 2 14 e so
Lackawanna. 6 24 lo 08 2 21 6 37
Plttston 6 86 10 16 S 28 6 45
We6t Httston 6 42 10 22 2 84 A 60
Wyoming. 6 47 10 27 2 39 6 55
Ualiby 6 51 10 SO .... 6 69
Bennett 0 65 10 34 2 47 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 33 2 50 7 07
Plymouth Junction 705 1042 2 64 7 12
Plymouth 7 10 10 47 2 69 7 16
Avondalo 7 14 10 61 3 03 7 21
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 65 3 06 725
IlunlOCk's 7 26 II 02 3 19 7 43
Shlckshlnny 7 47 11 12 8 29 7 65
nick'B Ferry 7 65 11 22 3 39 8 07
Beach Haven, 8 01 II 28 3 45 s is
Berwick 8 07 11 37 3 51 8 20
Bnorcreek 8 13 3 57 8 27
Willow Grove 8 16 11 48 4 01 8 81
Llmeltldge. ....8 20 11 62 4 05 8 SS
Kspy.. 8 26 11 19 4 12 8 41
Bloomsburg 8 32 12 05 4 18 8 47
Itupert 8 87 12 10 4 24 8 62
Catawlssa 8 2 12 16 4 29 8 67
Danville 8 67 12 30 4 46 9 15
Chulasky. 9 03 4 64 9 23
Cameron 9 07 12 40 5 00 9 28
NOBTnUHBBHLAND 9 22 12 65 5 15 9 45
AMPMrMPH
Connections at Itupert with Philadelphia
Heading Hallroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua, Will-
lamsport, Sunbury, rottsvlile, eto. At Narthnm
berland with r. K. DIv. P. H. It. for narrlaburg.
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
"v. F. nALSTBAD, Gen. Man.,
Scranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IM
TIME TABLE.
In effect Nov, 19 i889. Trains leave sunbury
EASTWA11D
9.40 a. m., sea Shore Express (dally except
Sunday), forltamsburgandlntennedlatestatlons,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 y. m. j New York,
-wv'Wi uaiuiuure, B.sa p.m.: wasningion1
e.55 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all sea
HhOrft nOtntH. ThtnilVh ncoennnn. k . -
Philadelphia. v
i.toy. m.uar express.
dlate Btatlons, arriving at Philadelphia,
aKO n. m. Void V.lr n k n M . ,,. ... .
6.45 p.m.; Washington, e.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to rhlladelpbla and Baltimore.
fl,f?..J?, "-lynoyo Accommodation (daily
fSr I,.ar,Wi.r(5 V? 111 Intermediate Btatlons, arrlv
Ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. t New York 7.1b a. m.
Baltimore, 5.15 s. m. : Washington 6 SO a. mT
imumansleeplngcarlrom Harrisburg to Phtladel
phla and New 1 ork. Philadelphia passengers can
KW.'?. "'POf unduturbed until 7 a. m.
V llllamsport on Sunday's.
lnt.;mMftrB.&
i m IJhorkVll,Ma' m': Daltlmore 8.il
ger coachYs to PhlladelphTa "aid mn&oxl.
WESTWAHU.
Kills m n.i. -a... . . .. . .
NiV'JSyrift t0J?..oclicMer. BufTalS lla
cars and passencercoacuea to Erie ana Iiocrie"
1 &nMiiXZti&run
o.r.i,.- v ? .'"'""""ueeiaiions ana usn
Kftte. andprlnclpal intermediate Btatlons,
...Qlv, uuumu unu Niagara Falls with
a.ann. m vnt tf,o bJ I- . c.
u ""frmeoiate stations, with through nas.
""i1'.?8 1? ltenoro nd Watklns. V
dla'te Kit 10?- 7 mnl l0t "eDiV0 ana 'a"""!-
THRODQU TltAINS TOU BTODirilY FltOMTDB
Rnnrlav rnall th. . . ...
iiBrH.i.,,'JnJS;:.i",pe'rnia 4.M a. m
uS'lA&rfi.&.W'' BUD(la
Phiiaitainhi. .n. . .,aia Kxpress leaves-
rifiafflSSft. Z"i0' frorn.p'h'i iPelpS-i
phla and ifalttmoTS; 8" vCDet ma ladel-
Wnst Tina . . ....
morV1 bi11 ra8mn810n' a- M.? Bait -"unbury"
'nf1'7 WWS'1) awVlng at
Erie Mall leaves New YorkfLOOc m Phiiariai.
"ffiKsiW??. SL. X 'FHB.HIIK
Hir iiiiiii Itill'.AY.
Ual're?i!ptsunaay.i
aKrr!.tt
. Sunbury Mall leaves WnkeiVi , J?? t'10.?
I .,"Z1'"' wi uesbarre 10.111
mgai 11100m yerrv 11 . S-KlK.'i".?:
' -f,?;ZZXX??!'r a,.ii'.,Hunbury 12.45 n. m
" rerry ,so p.m., sunbury 6.8tip.in.
SUNDAY ONLY,
atBSffi?erry l0?68ri6uuT,8s- m'l a"'De
-.u.-ag,r 0a.PllwlAt
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