4 A . "3,t . u .,,.-tT l.i...,yu.fr..,tia- f..Mi,.-.Wa..ia.a..ia,a,a 1 6 THE FINISHING TOUCH' jflp 7 pulling the finish ing touch to your toilet do you always sec that your shoes arc in keep ing with the rest of your make Ub ? The shoes may be better than the other garments and still be appropriate, but if they arc not up to the rd line nt in stole and quality the e)eet is un f J t- J T unpleasant. jjcmier s shoes stand on their mer its. J I is stock of Jit en's, Wonicns' a u d Ch i I' drcn's boots and shoes, is infinite in. rariefy, and quality, and moderate in price. F.J). Dent let; boot and shoe store, JHoomsbunj, Pa. There's Music in the Air. This genius is away up in G, and is en gaged in the literal ful fillment of a eery com- moil expression, it is as seldom that musical notes are seen fioating over housetops, as it is that bank notes arc found growing on bushes. Our artist has therefore photographed them on the spot. The man in the picture is on top. So is J- Saltzcr, the well known dealer in all kinds of m usical instru ments . and sewing ma chides. lie handles the Steck, Estey and Starr pianos; the Estey, Mil ler and United States Organs: The celebrated White, and other makes of Sew ing Machines. Satis faction guaranteed by J. Saltzer, Blooms burg Pa. Main St. below Market 4 -,- mom its aviso r a it it v it it'll !:), Ths !rw Onlrr of Chivalry OrRnitlail liy (arttlnnl I.nvli;rHr. Cnnliiinl I.nviciio lm fniiiul,.,. Dm nnler of tlio Wnrrinr of Monks of tlin Ha luirn. Insti-ml of meekly lnving tlu-ir lio.uls Id icci-ivo tlm martyr' crown tlioy " ill liit for their liven. Thoy will mt k to ftttract sympathy nml pood will by ile. viloiiim tlm iirodiirtlvpiii-M of the unw, niid ly tln rioatioti of iipw otii's, wIhtp they will form station for the rplipf of the sii k, for tho olfpr of ln.it!.lity to nil comer-, nnl for tho rpfitgouiul iirutectioii of fugitivp bUvp-.. Their nim will lie to afford practical Hpnionstiatioii of the Ih'ih'iUa and ndvnn taxes of civili.ntioii, to preach ly ox tuiiplo tho plpniPtits thprpof, and to tints prepare tho jrrnuml for convt-raioii to rliiistiiinity. The headquarters of tho order are nt Biskra, ou the Algerian imr ders of the (Irent Sahara Desert, and were solemnly consecrated by Cardinul IjvtI Rerio. Two days after pronouncing their vows, which, instead of heing taken for life, are limit., to a term of rive years, renewable nt will, tlreof tho Warrior Monks started out for AVargln, an Important onsia nlxmt UOO miles to the south of Hiskra. It is there that the first of the armed stations projected by Ctirdinnl Iwtvierie is to b established. It is entirely surrounded by snnd, a Rrii'ti island in an ocenn of tire. The second station will be nt tho oasis of Mes Jounli, near tho Morocco frontier, which is traversed by nil the great slave caravans coming from tho south, ami which has acquired a pecul iarly evil name, owinjr to the fact of its being the place where lads aro mutilated to lender them fit for service as guard ian of the various harems throughout the Mohammedan world. More than fiO per cent perish from los of blood, which is stanched in the must prini'tire manner, i. e., by burying them for the tipace of four and twenty limui up to their necks in the burning hot sand, leaving only their heads exposal to the torturing biles of the insects and to the scorching rays of the sun. It is here where the military training of the War rior Monks will be brought into full play. For the blave dealers are sure to make :i hard light to prevent the establishment within tho narrow limits of the oasis of a fortified station, where every slave who is ab!o to flfect his or her ecap" from their cruel bunds is certain, to find a refuge and protection. The slave dealers, however, extend their activity even to the very doors ot Hiskra, which, as stated iiIkivo, is built on an oasis, and one ,.f the most (Iranian features of the ceremony of tho conse nation of tho monks was when Cardinal I-avigerio I 'd to the altar a little brown girl barely 9 years old, who had sin: eeeueci in concealing ncrsclt, una in effecting l.er escais' from a slave caravan passing through the desert a few miles to the south of Hiskra. A sudden movement of tin-child causl her to drop something that she wna holifing concealed beneath the fold:. of her djebhn. The venerable prelate beutdowu and raised it from the ground. It was a miull, dusky hand tho huud of the little girl wlio stood beside him, and which shoor wanton cruelty had been cut olf ' by her captors. Holding it aloft, and Hiuting toward tho great Sahara, while with his own baud lie raised the child's arm, so that all present could see the innngled stump, the Curdinal exclaimed. in tones which seemed to ring forth us i: clarion : "I wuld to flod that all Europe could see tins littlo hand: May it servo to lirect your line of march. En avant for tioil, for France, and for humanity." i, Cuulifio Owen, in Harpers Weekly. ItaUtd lh Church Debt. " Talk of raising ch jrch debts, " the man who had been everywhere said, " I cleared up a debt for n church in Dead wood ouco in spite of myself. "Yes?" "It hnpp'Mied this way: I had leen playing iokcr tho night before in great luck, Luino out a cool (10,000 winner Then a kkid of r. morse came over me, iiul I made up my mind it would be a good time to reform. 1 resolved to quit poker and Ih resectable, and I thought a good way to begin would be by going to church, So I fixed myself up and walked into the biggest church in the place. My inten tions were really good, but I hadn't slept my that night. "The sermon was rather prosy, and I went to sleep. After the sermon the par son explained that the church was a littlo in debt, and he thought this would be a good time to pay otf. I woke up just in time to hear him buy: 'We must raise f .1,01)0.' "Well, you see, I was half a-slccp, thought 1 was still playing (Hiker, an' lieiuiii' that put me on my nerve. Tho deucon, with the plate, was right beside inn in the aisle. 1 pulled out my roll and yelled, out : 'I'll see that $5,001), and go ijl.UOO better.' With that I put my whole . 10,11, J on the plate. "They were used to such talk out there. They thought 1 was a gambler who had got religion, and before I was well enough ;nuk'ito know wher.t I was the isholo congregation was Hinging and the minis ter was praying for me. 1 witsu t going to back water then, so I let tho money go. wot a complimentary nouee in uio l)e:idvood papers, jxised ana philanthro pist, and ull that. Hood jolm on me, wasn't it?" t "First rate; and did you really quit gambling?" "Yes, sir; quit for good and all," ho said. And then he added; "By tho way, have you got any tips on to-day'a races'" buffalo Lxpress. All Aflllrtril Fomala. Judge Duffy (to female witness) What is your age, madam ? Witness (hesitatingly) I have seen 10 summers. Judge Duffy How many years were you blind? -Texas Sif tings. Life always creates its form, it can not remain without shuping itself into an outer image of itself. All life has tin passion of the artist in it, owl all art is iif.i passing into form. Stoppford Ikooke, THE GREAT German Remedy. TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.R nr tliuse ilcnllilv llllliillsSeellKileiH'llil I, mm will l.o imlil f or n en p w hero ft I I. i lli'K IMrrms will II.-I'I.PIICHIII"1KBJ- 't l!l rtire von, nntnaslsiorcuro. It never fulls. 111 Villi Hlltll'l W 11 ll ihnt ttreilnnii nllgnne foelliiiri If an, ii nt' t-len line tho vllliltuil lilooil when yon are It Impurities burst In throuxh the skin In rlinpli's, Jllotrlius. mil rlores. Itelr on sm.nicti nivTEiia, is win rum von. I Hiar:ill i'S u lui art' nlnsely cnnfliied In tho mills mhI work sci.i'iicn llm nits pi hnpsj rlrrk,wlmili mil health will fnl not procure sufficient low. I'xm'lw, nml nil who Kl l.l'llt II I i I I TF.HS rcrnnnniMl Indoors shmil'l no fi i.i nri! hrlll rare l.lverl om .In Int. Iion'l Iss ills niiragcUi U will cure IIITTKHS. 'lill'V Will not ilieu be wciik anil ilrklv. von. if lull lln II. it wIhI: M Li nt n lirri KKs to mi Iter from lilieum will Imllil you iii nml knnki you strong nml jltenllhv. Mum, ee n bottle o St I.I IU It IIITTKRS ; It fii'vit r:u! toruro M l.eill It III I If.KK li m l Is; ii illmui it lsiltlc. Try It yon iirlll ninke your IiIimm! .iin-,rirn unn inronff, i in nm ri'im'l 11. TTTTaniriHiir henkli, who nre al runiliiirn.nhoiilil n Cr.Plll lt l!ITTr-!. iinn Tonr nen unni 'I'rv m i.riii K Hit fritKS In-nlslit, nml .mi will sleep well in.l ffiel liettor for It I 1.. vn ii U ....I ll.u lu... l .ull.... I VL..I. ....l.ll .1 l ..rju.. ...v .nini ...u. .i. . , .ii k lllll r- T fenil S 1-cent itmnpa to A. I. OnnwAV A Co lloiitou, Mum., auj receive a copy, free. CACTUS BLOOD CURE Causes no eruptions unon liic skin such as nearly all sarsaparilla mixtures do ; but drives tlu: impurities from the Mood through tho proper chan nels, tones up the system; in creases appetite, and rapidly cures dyspepsh, constipation, liver and kidney troubles, and diseases depending upon an impure condition of the blood. Sold by G. A. McKklvv, Druggist, loomsburg, Pa ilrjiilo Fits, railing Sichnoss, nystei-- 2cs, St. Titus Pauce, Kcrrousacss, Eypochoudrfa, MclancJiolhi, In cfcr'ty, SleepleslilleiI, DIz zboss, Bruiu and Spi nal UciUiaccs. This mcdlclr.o has direct action upon the nerve ccntf rs, allaying all irritabili ties, and Increasing tho How and power of norve fluid. It is perfectly harmless and loaves mi pnninnmn roct. FREE A Valuable Hook an Narvoas MJimvnmm mini irea 10 anr aatirena, ana ioor iiatlHiitu ran atno obtain thlaiuellt'iiio Tree of cliarva. This remedy baa been nrapareil br the Rererenil Paator Koems. ot Fort Wayne. Ind. aluce UKO. and IsuowprciianiaonderliUillrectluu bUie KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, III. EoIdbrnrnggUts at 81 per Bottle. OforSS. tarKelie,S1.75. 0 Uuttlea for 90. Qlll I 1(1 For the cure of Kill I 1 VCoughs.Colds, Croup, lal W mm mm 9 Hoarseness, Asthma, wnniiCHi,sf,t Bronchitis, Ulf VUllsumption, and for the relief of Olf 111111 Consumptive persons. X If E 1 1 1 mM At all dealers. 25cts. BULL'S for tba onre of Coughs, Colds, croup. COUGH Incipient Con sumption ana for the reiier or gykmm m m am Tot Bale by all dealers. W 1 IIV MtlKFL''et' Cu,tt OIAiTTt tor Co- straps " am .c TT....S, FmWii m HA, BALSAM SVsl3'" cimii.. .oil bouiihci ih hlr. tKf 9. riiiiiiiili-. ft limun.nl fruwth. Rli"?-"" Foils to futiiro Ornj kVwV' rMKJr'Cuiil p ili-. li h.lr I. hiii. J.. VnrK.r. Uuic-ur Tonlp. It ruin Hi. wut.i i:..iiiti, Aak l.uiiui, llelill.tv. ImlikuMlon. P.ni.T.k. luliui..Juru. HINDERCOR.N8. Th. onl; nn eur. rar Coma. Slop. tSfUu. Fio. si iiiutfUi, u linu-uc a fc, ty, , -PROFESSIONAL CARDS,!:- N. U. FUNK, ATTORNF.V-AT-I.AW, Mrs. F.ut's I'milding, Court House Alley, Iit.OOMSISl'KC., I A. A. L FRITZ, ATTORNF.y AT-LA lV, Tost Office liuilding, 2nd lloor, HI.OOMSUURIJ, I'A. C. W. MILLER, ATTORN KY-AT-LAW, Win's liuililinj;, 2nd lloor, LLOOMSUUKO, I'V. W. II. SNYDF.R, ATroRNKY-vrl.AWl Ollice 2nd floor Cohlmhian huilding, r.LOUMSUL'KG, V. ROBERT R. LITTLE, ATTORNEV-AT-LAW, Columbian Building, 2nd floor, ULOOMSUUKC, I'A. GRANT HERRING, ATTORNEY AT-I.AW, n.iwlinjs' liuildia, 2nd lloor, LI.OOVsr.t'UG, I'A. GEO. E. EL WELL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Coluiutiian DuiMin;;, 2nd door, lSLOOMSLUKG, I'A. FRANK r. 1)1 LLM EVER, ATrORNEY-AT-I.AW. Do.illor'ii liuililiii-, 2nJ floor, ULOOMSLURCi, TA. W I NT ERST E E N, 15 EC K L E V McKILLir, AT TORNKYS-AT-I.AW, Loans secured, Investments mndc. Kstate l.ouyhl and sold. National Hank l'.uilding, 2nd floor, r.I.OOMI!l'KC., I'A. C Keal JOHN M CLARK, ATIOR.NEY AT-LAW AND JUSTICE OK THE PEACE, Moyer Uros. liuilding, 2nd flour, ULOOMSUVKG, I'A. J. II. MAIZE, AHORNEY-AT-LAW, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Columbian Duilding, :n 1 floor, ULUOMSUURG, PA. B. FRANK ZARR, ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW, Clark's Eui!dliii cor. Main and centre Sta., ELOOMSBURG, Ta. WCaa be consulted in German. W. II. RHAWN, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, Office, corner of Third and Main Streets, CATAWISSA, PA. J. B. McKELVY, M. D., SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, Office, Noith side Main St., below Market, ELOOMSBURG, FA. Dr. J. C. RUTTER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, North Market Street, ELOOMSBURG, PA. Dr. WILLIAM M. REBER, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, Office, corner of Rock and Maikct Streets, BLOOMSBURG, PA. IIONORA A. ROBBINS, M. D., Offue, West First Street, BLOOMSBURG. PA. Special attention given to the eye and the Ultlllg Ol glUSSCi. J. J. BROWN, M. D., 03, e and Residence, Third Stieet, West of Market, near M. E, Church, BLOOMSBURG, PA. Office hours cverv afternoon and eveninr?. Special attention given to the eye mid the Citing of glasses. Telephone connection. M . HESS, D. D. S., Graduate of the Philadelnhia nntnl ColioL'C. h.iuil' openei a dental olli.e in Lockard's Building, corner of Main and Centre Streets, BLOOMSBURG, PA.. (l prepared to receive all patients requiring proicskional services, ELECTRIC VIBRATOR USED. Ether, Gai and Local Anxsihetics adminis- leicil lur the paiulci extraction of teeth free of charge when artificial teeth are inserted. All work guaranteed a represented. DR. W. H. HOUSE, SURGEON DENTIST, Office, Barton's Building, Main below Market BLOOMSBURG, PA. AH styles of work done in a superior manner, aod all work warranted as represented. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, by the use of Gas, and fiee of charge when artificial teeth are inserted. VTo he pea all hour during the day. U. F. HARTMAN REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING AMERICAN INSURANCn COMPANIES North American, of Philadelphia. Franklin, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia. York, of Pennsylvania. Hanover, ol New Yurie Queens, of London. North Dritish, of London. Office on Market Street, above Main, No. 5, BLOOMSDURO, PA. WAINWRIGHT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Teas, Syrups, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Kice, Spiten, llnarli Soda, Etc., N. I!, Corner Second nnd Arch Streets, PIIILAUKLPriA, PA. iT()rders i!l rccci.e prompt ottentiiui. Dr. J. R. EVANS, TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES MADE A SPECIALTY. Office and Residence, 3rd St., below Market, ELOOMSBURG. PA. J. S. GARRISON, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BLOOMSBCRG, TA. Office over I. W. Hartinan 4 Sons' Store. Residence, N. E. Corner Outre and Eouitli Strrcts. M. P. LUTZ, (Successor to Freas Brown) AGENT AND BROKER, Bloomsburg Fire & Life Ins. Agency. (Es!ablihed in 1S65.) COMPANIES REPRESENTEDi Assets. Aitna Fire Ins. Co , of Hart- f''' t9.S2S.3S8 9; Hartford, of Ilariford s,2S.S,i oj 9 Phirnix, of Har.for.l 477S,4h() 1 prin;iicm, 01 .- rin:;riciil,... 3,01,9 90 9 rire Assocuiion, 1 nna., Guardian, of Lo ulon, Phirnix, of l.oiulo:i, Lancashire, of England, (U. S. Branch) Rovnl, of England, (U. S. Branch) Mutual l.en. Life In. Co., Newafli, N.J 4.512,782.21 2O,(i0j,j27i 1,642, 195.0. 4.853.56 1.0 4', 379.22s 3 IJiscs promptly a Vus:cd and paid al llii office. ELOOMSBURG, T V. J. II. MAIZE, FIRE INSURANCE AGrA'T, Office, Columbian Building, Seco.id I'lonr, ELOOMSBURG,. TA. Liverpool, London and lilol.c, largest in tin world, and perfectly rolia'.le. Assets, Imperial, of London, Conlinenlal, of New York, American, of Philailel) hia Niagara, of New York, ?9.fijU.477 00 5,239..2t 2,431,9-6.1 1 2,2 jo, 47V S6 CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP, FIRg INSURANCE, BLOOMSBURG, PA. Home, of N. V.j Merchants', of Newark, N. J.; Clinton, N. Y. ; People.', N. Y.j Reading, Pa.; German American Ins, Co. New York; Gieeiiwich Insurance Co.. Ne York; Jersey City Eire Ins. Co., Jere City These old corpora' ions are well ssonei by ae and fire tested, and have never yr had a loss settled by ny lOurt of law. Thci assets are all iiivcted 01 solid ccurities, an liable to the hazaid n( fire only. Loses promplly snd honc tly ndjtu'r.l an. paid as soon as determined, by Chrinti.in I Knap;i, Special Agent and Adjuster, liluoms burg, Pa. The people of Columl ia county sho..'!i patronize the ajjency wlure lo-ses. if an-, a: settled and raid by one of their own citutu EXCHANGE HOTEL, W. R. TUBDS, TROP'R., Opposite the Court House) BLOOMSBURG, PA. Large and convenient sample rooms. Bath rooms, hot and cold water, and all modern conveniences. PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILROAD. AFTER JULY 10, lSllt. Trains leave Hloomsburg as follows : (sunda) a excf pled ) for New York, Tblladelplils, Heading, Volta VIII", Tamnqua. tie., 11 10, 11 &i a. m. lor v 1111 Dis.poi-1, b.ihi a. in .. 3.13 p. m. For Danvll.e and Millon, 6.00 a. m , 8 15, U.C5 p. m. For Catuwlsea c.'.o, 8.00, 11.25 a. m., 18 is, 5.00, can p. 111. For import MO, 8), 11,25 a. m., 1J.13, 3.15, S Oil, K.Hii, I l.l5 p. in. Trains tor bloomsburg Leave New Voik via nf riillftdelplila 7.4S a. m., 400 p. m. and via Eastoa 8.45 a. m., i.oo p. in. U ave I'blladrlpMa a. m , 6.00 p. m. Leave hcHd.iK H.fiO a in. T 67 p. m. Leave l'ot BUtle Yi so p. in. Leave Tumfiqua l.'.l s. in., V !9 p. m. Leave m HiiHUisrort y 45 s. u .. 4 so p. m. leave C'otuwisbaT.iHi, s.voa. m. 1.80, 3 10, 8.10 11.10 p. m. Leave Unpen f. 8.1, T.08, 8 J7, 11.3A a. m., LSI, 8. '.7, IMS II .9 p. 111. For Usltlmore, Waslilgton and the west via B. in. It. II , iliruin.il triius V sve lilrard Ave nue suilon llilla (I'. II. It. K.H.1U, S.el. ll.CT . m., LSI, 4S4, 5.S5 T.CS p. m. bucdB)S4.16,t.0A ll.ItT u. IU., 4 S!t, 6.53, l.Xl p. m, ATLANTIC ( ITY DIVISION. Leave PhMadnlphla, Chestnut Etreet Wharf and South btreet Wart. FOB ITI.IK'IC CITY. Weekday Express. 9.00, n. in., S 00, 4.00 p. m. AccommodaMon, soos. m. 11 nil 5.00 p. 111. Hundavs Kxpn'KM, li.oii, n. in, ccou.mcilf. tlon, H.ui, a. m. and 1.30 p. in. lieturnliiK, h ave Atlantic t Uv depot, Atlattlo and Ark minis Aver inn. Wei-kiiHV--Kp!-es. 7.30, ti.oi a. 'ni. unci 4.(0 n. m. Accvmmiiiuilon. 8.10, a. m and 4.30 v. in. nuDanjB KMirei-H, 4 0, p. m. Accomcdatioc, i.au a. 11 . and 4 30 p. 111. A. A. McLEon, C.C. HANCOCK, Pres. & Ueu'l Mara jer. Uen'l Pass. Agt. FBAZER AXLE GREASE BENT IX THE WORLD. Its wwArlns qualities lira unaurpiiMd, actually eutlanilua two boxes of any otbsr braud. Nut tdscUd br hot, I4TUCT THE U EN USE. TOn 8AI.K BY DB AI.KR8 OF.NERALLT. lyf rj.ii.S0A3 t:::f. tails:, JJ i.LAWARE LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD. BLOOMSBURG DIVISION. STATIONS. NORTH, r. k. a. m. r. p A. M NOHTnrMDIBI.iNO II DO 1 to 10(5 Rr. Aft rnmeron o 33 ( ImlflKky Danville ( atawlssa Kupert Hlocmsburg a 40 s 5. a m 9 in in m a. 7 03 S'JS 10: w A e 7 it t m ins ess 7 to 1 SH 10 4H K.XP7 I W7 Lime Hldire 7 81 willow urove. 7w 1 4.1 ...... 0 4l a 4s .. . M 11 M ass Hrta rereek Herwlrk lioBdi Haven Illrk's Ferry.. shlrkMilnny lliiniock's. Nanilroke. .. Avondrle Plj mouth Plymouth Junction .. Klnpstna... Remi(Ht.w Maltriy , W)omlng..... , West, Piuston , Plttstnn , Duryea Lackawanna , 7 41 .... 7 4N 3 01 1 61 8 111 11 18 7 IK 8ri) 8 17 7f 8 10 R!3t 1183 7 IV 8 81 8 I'M ..... 7 89 8 l 8 IS 11 49 7 tfl 8 0 8 51 7 43 8 33 8 58 It D6 7 8 40 4 00 7 1 8 41 4 05 inns 7IB 8 4 4 I'M is on IK 854 4 H ..... 80 8 Ml 4 17 18 18 8 1 9 01 4 W 8 17 9rtt 4 30 IS 21 8 5 H 4 81 ...... 8 irt 4 87 . 8 88 8 25 4 45 11 8S 8 42 8 31 4 50 8 47 It 35 4 53 1 41 8 A M.r.M r.M.T. bOUTH. A.M. A.M. P. M.r. V SI0 8 60 1 35 BIB 8 05 155 e 10 in on 1 41 it 18 10(7 IIS I 89 10 in l 8 S8 1014 tin 837 8.3 10 SO 8 08 8 44 TayloTTllle, Dellevun Scssstoh , 8TATION8. PCFAKTOK bellevue Taylorvllle i.nckawanna I Mi rj es. .. MaMHa , . ...mm. . . . . Pit tst on West Mttston. Wyomlnir 40 10 85 til 8 41 Msitby 10 .. . .... r;rnnetr KlnizKtcn Plymnntb Junction... Plymouth Avondale Nantlcoke 48 10J-J 1 8 0S M 10 f 5 t 7 01) 8 10 t .... 7 04 10 44 (84 7 11 7 08 10 18 88 7 15 714 10 58 4 7 90 ftunlook's 7 10 58 8 51 T8t 1108 8 01 T 47 fnim-shinny 7 81 Hlek's Ferry... 7 44 11 88 8 17 8 04 ttearn naveD Perwlrk Prlsr Creek 7 54 11K 8 85 8 11 8 0S 1140 8 88 818 8 08 ... 8 40 8 1 Willow Grove 8 18 11 80 8 44 H MmeHldge 8 17 1158 M Kspy.. 8 24 lif4 358 040 1814 4(5 848 rilor msburg; Kupert Catswirsa Danville.: H81 S87 19 1H 4 19 851 8 49 f 3 4 19 r 8 57 12 37 4 88 913 Chularky Cameron 9 08 44 .... 9f7 146 4 51 9 9 29 1(0 5 05 9 40 NOSTBCMSlaLAMO... Connections at Burert with I hllsdelphla at rpsrtlrtr Xsllrord tor Tsmanerd, Tmarua. V llllerrsroit, Kuribury, pot i f vine, etc. At ori) nmberlsrd with '. K Plv. P. K. It. for Ilsnlblurir. Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, t'orry aLd Erie. W. F. nALLSTEAD, Oen. Mair. Kcrsnton, TSt FeEnsylvama Eailrcal P. K. It. B. PIV. AND N. C RT In effect July 19, 1890. Trains leave Sunday EASTWARD. 9:55 a. m. Train 14 (Dally except Sunday) for llarrlsbuiK r-rd Inteimedla e station amvtac at rhllfldl'IOhla S:l. fl. TTl fHrYnrlrR.liln falilmoie, 8:10 p. m. ; Wasblnrton 5:55 p. ml coi.r.octlnif at I hlladelplila lor all i-ea Hkoni Mnl (ltd llQauDnrrOli nflnrinm m 1 1 J HnHlmore. 1Pi1 n m. Trnln Q Tint' afin omaw t llDrrihbur and Intermediate ttetlonts arrtTtnf nt. PhilnrtHlnhla at -Rn n m va vtii x. JT m. ; Baltimore :4ft p. m. ; W aablntrto s:1ft p. I'd rfr ours (n fli i I .H1 v. i n a . Z. vino v a iiimucii'iiia HHU UHWHTlaKVr coaehes to Philadelphia and Paltlmore. R OK n m Hil. I. .Ii.ii....... a . a p j . . iiaiij rurpt nuuoajj lor DarrlHbnnr and Intermediate points, arrlvUiT at Philadelphia 10:55 n. m. Baltimore in-in n :08 p. m. Trsln a, (Dally.) for BarrtsMinr an4 all lntei mediate stations, arriving at Philadel phia 4:83 a. in. : ew York 7:io a. m. Pullmaa Mlienlni rnr from n.pilatiiiM . A t.i.n AAi.... and New . ork. I hlladelphla papsengeracau r- " ' . F' ' wimiiinii kh 11 1 1 1 11 a. in. 1:50 a m. (Dally,) for Harrlsbursr and Inter moillnIA Lldtlnii. .ntHM a. 1,1. 1 1 i. , - . . .. . . . biii,iii an l l, 1 1 till l'l l . II IK fKBUO m., New 3rk 30 a. m, Baltimore e:20 a. m. Wssl Innrton 7:80 a. m Pullman Hleepinir eaj-a to Phllarlelnlita and naaaAmn r i...ni.&. n 111,11. delpbla abd Baltimore. -,:co . m.-iraio is (naiiy,) for narrUbarfj and Intermediate statlona arriving at baJtt morn :19 a. m. and Wasl lntnn 9:55 a. m and Pullman sleeping cars to Baltimore, WaatUna ton, and f aasenger coachea to Baltimore. WKSTwAKD. ona tn "tvaIm a m.ii. nA .. . . . - - m i MQuj tji-vvii pununri nr Canandalgua, Hoohester, BufTnfo and Nlaiara Falls, with I ullman sleeping care and passen ger coaches to Foehester. " 5:10 a. m Train 8 (Dally.) for Erie. Canandal gua and Intermediate stations, Hochester, Bar. Ill I n 11 Ml Kl.ffara Valla wi.k T. . . . . . . .....,. . a.in, T,.u M Ul 111. !1U 1HIIMCTI cars and passenger coaches to Erie and hoUMs :5-Trin is (Dally,) for Lock Haven and lnterm dlate stations. i:isp. in Train n (Dally except Sunday) far Rochester, Buffalo, and Magara Falls wit through passenger coachea to Kane and Hoches ter and Parlor car to Hochester. o .tu p m. i rain i, (uany except 8nnday) for Berovo, Klmlra and intermediate stations. IOiS . n m Train 1 Tu 1 1 tr. u and IntemedlatrsTat ons: '' TEI'OUGH TRAINS FOR PUNBTJRT FROM i an, kAoi n. u dvu I li. Train 1R la.fMV.aVMl, a..a it.a th.... delpbla 4;?n a. m., Baltimore 4:45 a. m., Ilaxm burg, 8:10 a. m., daily arriving at bunbury m a. m. Train li Leaves Fh'ladelphla 8-BO a. bl WnRlilnlrtnn in a ... u.uin, awi - , a-"" ..' u... I'liiimiviii v.w m. BU. (dally except Sunday) arriving at bunbury, l3 t. i, . u, ,wi , i mil j in mi.?iiiiiiit nnu paaeetw ger coaches from Philadelphia snd Haltlmopa. Train l Loaves New York 9:00 a. m , I'hlladei. , nr.niiiKi.ii, in.ju n, ,u., Jaivt more 11:43 s. m , (dally except Sunday) arrtvliw atfunbury 5:30 p m. with passenger coachea from I hlladelplila and Baltimore. Train Ol Inavtiu Vum Vn.l. a nn ri. , , . . r, iiimguup, ,,,,, i iiiiaiirjt. phis f;25 p.m.. Washington 4:30 pi m., Balilmora i ll n nn III., 1 .1 ,,...1.. .n n. - ! ii'.' j i ii. iiik ai. nmiuiiry iu:iia p. wi Train 9 leaves New York :3o p. m , I'hlladei. nh In u-.il n tn ii nci.i.....nn n . , . . . I t" " ,,nlll'W'll I.IU 1. III., JHll- inore8:if, p m., (Dally excett baturdav,) arnv. lug st Punbury, 2:04 a. m. with Mmmsnnleeplna; cars and passenger coaches from WaBUlnirtoa and Malllmore. Train 9. lu.i-iia Van Vn.l. o.m . M t ... , , plilall:5p m , Washington i0:t0 p m., frialU- hiini 1 1 ,Uii n rti Ihnliv , n..i..n ... . . ............ v. ... , yuiij,i niii.u.K ui, ruuuury 5:'0 a. m.. with Pullman sleeping cars from I lillartnltililA U'aal,iti...M .,.iri ..i.i.. V!! - ....-Uv ..ifaiui. nim I'mwiuure ma passenger coactes from Philadelphia and EalU- hi NBFRY DAZLETON, WII.KESRARK KAJLJIUAU, AND NOHTH AND W EbT HHANCH HAIIAVAY. (Dally except 8unday ) Tmln f Iaiivm knnhiii-i, in.i . ... . -i ..i A. .' ,,u,j ii-..va. in. nniviiiir Bfc Bloom Kerry i0:4,i a. m., Wilkes Barre 12 '0 p. m. 'I ruin 1 1 leawa Kinilinrp r-i. ... n...i..,.r.. ......... u . u..Vu. ., ...... V in. IllllVllUf VI, lilootu reny 6:2 p. m., Wllkes-Barro 7;&o p7m. tjiAii tuu l.jn y, in, 1 rain 8 leaves Wllkea-liane 11:17 a. m. arrlv. Dig at Uloom Feiry 12:87 p. m., bunbury l:s p. Ti In 10 leaves ITaletnn s ni n m n-iii. Utirif 8:12 p. m., arriving at Bloom Ferry 41 p. m., bunbury 5: 15 p. m. 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