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DirOH ARD BOPBIITOE
INDIVIDUAL COMMUNION
CUPS-
At the present time, there is. per
haps, no question in church circles so
inttrestlDfr as the question of "Indi
vidual Commanion Caps." Leaders
in the church und ministers are not
a unit on the question. Same are
for and some are against the individ
ual communion cup.
The Pennsylvania M'ethodist of last
week selected and published as lot
lowb a few quotations from ministers
cn the subject.
R'V. G. M Steele, D. D, remarks:
"I hevs no disposition to belitttie t'e
atjt.t.on demanded in the interest of
health and the prevention of disease.
KcJigion enjoins care for the body as
well as for the soul; but there is a
limit beyond which carefulness be
comes affesctatiou, and prudence some
thing like whimsicality. I do not de
sire to say unj tiling savoring of sac
niece in connection with a sacred
CL-remony; but would it really be
ma.-It more 1 i.liculois to suggest, as
a substitute for the proposed change,
the use of teaspoons provided for tbe
jiartioipautfc.? After all, would not
this met every demand, and at the
snme time be more bimple and ltss
wasteful?"
Rev. Hugh .tjntgomery, says:
"InvigiriP, Mr. E Iitor, one of the
loast of the afllicti.jus th it a delicate
Udy must suffer in taking the cup
direct from the nltl.y 1 ps of a nnD
who is in tie hr.bit of using tabacco,
Thtro are many ludieb who coull not
endure it, though we are sorry to say
uLJ !'cl-3 Ri" s'' nnfQriunato as to
be oHignl lo er.dufe an enJles-a
fcWictiou of this filtu in the person of
ii.eir hiiobandf ; but they are ust d to
it :tiid may tU'lure it. Not so witn
the woman umiceustouied to it, if ehc
br advanced in years and seusitive.
and wc Lave no right to shut htr
from the c-jmrnuiou taVde by any
form of tilth. "
Kev. David Hhi rmnn, D. D , writes:
'The use of the individual cup stands
o, i- sed to the practice in celebrating
the P(i3tr, wuieh really suprncsteil
the nodo of iiiimiiiistrtttinn fur t' e
Lord's Supper. Iu the Pa-suVt-r the
children ot Israel at; ihe paschal
lamb and the unleaveiicd bread,
broken and dipped in the chtirosetlt
Eanee. TLen iolloAcd the cup .f
wine mingled with w;iter, tasttit firt
by the celebrant and then passed to
the rest of the company. They ail
drauk of the common cnp."
liev. H. F. Forest; ' I plead for
the individual cjiuiu'il.ioii cup ou the
Ct-.'!i:;.l ti dtf jcy simply. What
would not oe decent ve n ki;ein! euu
torn is net tiecttt as a rtiigiu- cere
mcny. Ar notion or n custom is al
wivs just wLai it is, tind its ailiai.ee i
with religion does not change its
character in theltaft .Vgrtc. What
would not be decorous uud j.ropi r in
a drawing-roi iii woul 1 not be de
corous oi prop r in a chnn.-h. And
who would think it decorous iu
social life to at:k a hundred pers-ns
to driLk out of the tnme cup or
glass? Who would be willing to do
it?"
Put a good Baptist brother in
Chiciigo Bump, to us, to deliver a
EtDfcible cud correct verdict on the
subject. He tayt: 'If you listen to
tbe;se bucieiolt'giKiH. you cart at,
can't bunthf, cant kis- our w.fe er
be friendly witu your family, cuu't
bang by a ;-i.ap in a street cur wtien
there it::'t anything else to cling to,
withoiu com:ng ia contact with Eome
microbes. The only way to do is to
seal one's self up hermetically. Why,
they're making it so uncou.fortubie
foi .s that I am beginning to think
this world is'nt to live in any lorger
As io this idea of individual cuj p, it
is originated an-1 urged on by men
interested in t'.eir manuf ic ure. who
guiu the" !;old by frightening p!tnicky,
fa."tidiiis people, uhd i'ppeaimg lo
the prejudice of some who are a lit
t'-'- sv!p:(.ious oi their neighbors, s
peciii'.'" if iLeri are a g iod mum
! (. r t;cj ?( ;n the cliurch. I leok
i.'uii jt it going to h'ep farther in
:o modern Iretd toward ia:ntines
r ed (XciusivtnetH, which has wlrta ly
g.i;c fur enough It. mtiieale, I
i; it k; an exclusive fi-eliug th.it has u
g- d deal mori underlying it than
lue.c plijsie.al ftHr. Then, I this k,
there is danger of a.?ert:iin d- tractii.
from the spirit of brotherhood that
ic supposed to be piesent ,-ucu the
:p is passed from hand to hand.
Tiierc is less of the feeliug ef com
mi.r.kn wLere each oie takes his
wn lid.e tup fro.n a tray aid has it
a': to b'D.Seif.
V lit.) lists are suppohtd to' b
i !ubo (o..iu;uni'.iHits, but this is the
woit-t cat-e of cif'r-e c- mmunion I ever
heard f."
Curtin anc1 Eastings.
.A -.Lory -Ahich illv. ,tiates the 'ale
Ov. n or Curtin't; I . en judgment of
iiitn, and ?.i the eau.e tim' tbe ster
liD (lualiiits of rencsylvania's 20,
00() Govt ruor is related in George
Knox MeKaii;'s new bonk "'Through
tle Cumpaig'i with Hastigh uu t:i
8pe'.Uu:.ders," which ha- just b; en
issiu it.
Twenty odd jenrs ago two pent'e
men, one of wht ui was the lute ex
Governor Cartin, were walkii.g d-tD
the uifiin street in Bellefonte.
'lo vn ee tLht ycui-f fellow :v
jotider!'' said tut- Governor to hip
Companion, and indicating the direc
tian with a nod of hie head. The
j-enMernan by bis eide glanced across
i bo street and a tail, well bnilt
j '-it: g man, with florid free and up
r'bt carriage, marching along, bis
arm linked in tbJt of u lit:!e old lady
plainly dressed in black. Her fta
tures bore the impress of the cares
acd anxieties with whic'i a mother's
L. . jrt, thronph long years had been
opiressed. It was evident Irom the
respect and pride of the young man
toward the little old woman that she
was his mother.
"Well, what about him?" was tbe
inquiry.
"Nothing in particular," continued
the es Governor, dryly, "except this,
thaf you want to keep" your eye on
that chap. I have known him only
a short time, but any man who loves
bin mother as be does is bouud to
make bis mark in religion or politic".
I don't kpow which it will bs iu
his case."
"What's his name?" '
"Dan HaEtiDgs."
9
A CnripBs War Relie-
An interesting relic of the war of
the rebellion has just been receive!
from the south bv Walter H. Durfee
of Providence, Rhode Island. It is
a 20-foot section of a live oak tree
which stood under firo at the battl?
of Chickamauga. The tree w is fill
ed with shot, grape, cannon balls and
pieces of shell, and they are all em
bedded there to day, more than thirty-one
years afterward.
The tree evidently was hardv
enough to flourish and grow, not
withstanding its battlefield engige
ment, as some of the shot r lmf
enclosed by new growth.
The tree was shipped to Mr. Tin.
free from Chattannoona bv bin mof h
er, who is traveling in the
It was brought into the town last
month by a farmer who wanted t
sell if for firewood. Mr. Durfea's
moiher saw it and bought it, and hsd
it sent to her son. It went to X.ir.
folk by rail, and thence to Providence j
oy tue uammore line.
It is a most remarkable eurionitv.
and one which convinces a beholder
that the battlefield of Chickamaug.i,
on September 3, 1863, wis not a
healthy localitv. Several cannon
ANNUAL STATEMENT
1994.
W. S NO It Til. TRI'isidtd
To cash ot firmer T insurer
Outstanding Taxes County
emiH.anaiPjt i ate n, giato
Taxes levied in 1894, County...""".
Ts-s levied iu '891. Statv., "..."". ."....".
Tales levied hi 1891. Dog ..... V.V.V.. .... ,
5 per cent silcled to Cnutitv Tax !!!!!".!!.
5 pjr cent ad'lcd to Statu Tax .","..,!""
Addiiional aFMsiucntft
Overpaid Taxes ""... I""!
State Tax refunded "".....
Liquor licenses rtfjnded
Cosh from sale of Bonds .. .".".
Cash from temporary loans
Cah from R. McMeea. tax of J. S. McCuhao
Cash from B. R. Mitchell, refunded clp miner..
Cash Irom IVrrr Co. keppiDg tramps, &.C
Ca.-h tiom Sheriff Lai.p Mitchell fine
Ca!i from S rierift" Lapp. Ferro tine
Cash from Sheriff Lapp, Other One
Cash from Sheriff Lapp, verdict fees
Cash from MitJIin county, keeping tramps, Slc ..
(.'hIi Irorn miscellaneous sources .
1S94
31 By outstanding orders of 189? ,
Bv orders l I s!4. pnlil '.'.'I'.',
By i.uUtai-dmK taxs, County
ISy outstar.dirg Tax. s. State ,
By outstanaipg taxrs, d (t
My amount of aljecp order, pai l 7.7.7.
rly hnlance. .....
Aipitoks." W.M. Gl'ss,
J. V. SHELLT,
J. K. UUfFMAN.
CLASSIFIED
-fsiMii ne- and fteiriserintr
flea'e Township 3 s
B'sck l og Town.hip
Delawaro "
Favetle
Fermanagh
Greenwood
I.sck
MifMintown Borough
Mi'lord Township
Vonrow
Patterson Borough
I'ort Uoyal
Spruce Hill township
Pllfqut'l.anna !
Thompsonton n Borough
'I nrbetf Township
Tufcarora
Walker
, Elections.
hlection otfieere, Frbrnarv Election
Election etlicers, Noven'ber Election"."..". Y.V. j
Constables. February E "ction ."."..".".
Constables, N'oventber Election...".'..".
fiates, Litction purposes
Fli F.iretnan. carrying Congressional vote"."".
neni :or Meetion hotMen and keeping booths
u l,S,'r", mi'k'"gl3 town.hipt'i'ekVt.'.'.V
butchlield &. IVnnell, clerking elect'on r.-liinis
- , , C"re f Tramp.
Bona' unknown n:an. Delaware township. ...
tV M. Crawford & Son, medical at tendan'ce',"N." EaVlsh'.! ..';".; '.
. t. Arlg,f, board ent room N. Laniish
Kailroarl tickelx to t'l.il j,l.-t..hi . "
JtilitiK Derr, El jtl nursing
rn. Z-tgl r. Et jil attention to tramps
Railroad tickets
r, o t . Public Buildm
ITenrv Hs k, Et A , repairs to Court Houxe
Itiiss it Sieber. Til .,.. r...:..i
E ka Ac Son. Et Jt repairs to "jil.V.V .."."." .".".".."."
' ,l- 'art. t.1 .11 Hardware and Supplier ..
II. Dry .Jak. jul pavement lV
c i t- . ........ ,.iui,f-r hiiu coal
Sol. Kuhn Si. Co.. Harri-hMrp, Pa , carpetf
T..i.Ti. , r. .? Ty-1'
ii .. t. l"rn"j rniia.ieipnia, tin for Court House
John M. Bend.r. ttn anrt work on Court Hon."
itiniitiell, J p. Wickersluin. EtAl in nr'a'nje'.".".'.""."
w o v. .. Public Offices
W S. orlh. Treasnr. r, salary
Coi.nty Anrtiu.rs arid clerk...!.
Wm. M. AliiHon. auditing Co " Ol'h'c'eV.V.V.
J. K. Jenkintt, Record, r Fees
W. H. Ze.de, Proih,.Dot.."iv;;
J..hn V. Ilibbs, ut paid fee.
BUi.k Books, Herord.r's (.(Ii e
Blai k Books, Prothom.tary'a Ot'licJ
Blar.ks and other supplies '..".".".
W. 11 Moore Com,., Com' Offiriaid "c0u'ri House
Neal M. Mtriiart, C'.iutn. ."."."".".","."."" .".
John Ne.mand, Con. in ."""
Wm. H. Oroninei r, clerk "si.'VrV
J-c.b Browand, J.J,,,or
Alfcii soD at P.nnell. A.r..rnVV
l'o-.:-.f Seal '
Tl. ( ilcClellun, Et j)t Uas'.irue.'.V.
o:i,Wi',""sp"rf' .3 vearV;,;,,".;;.
Clock l.rOm-e. ...!!""
Mationaiy Bi.ks. tc
Poiago Bex rnt. L.C .,
Expei se to Comm. Convention aVp'o'titlvVl'e V-" '
Commissioners Convention a, ssuimt . . ',;,,."
v .. L Printing.
m. M. Allison, Bunks all olBceg
Wm. U. Allison, biai.ks lor K..ven.ber E"ection"." ."
Wat M. Alftson. Other tiririlii.v
J.. ,,- ... ..................
C. 1'in.in. I ...I i,t :.e i.4.h... r.
, ' . v. , UTI , ,1111.0,,
J. C. Dinini, oti.er pnntir .
J 1 . . r ............ ....... ..
" -JecKiimn, pr.nl nz....
B F. fehweier. iiinfir
Harry E. Bonsall, pr ii, t :ng. . .".V.V.V.V
, , . Jionds, other debts
- w s.jnirt(? i uus -
Coioo Trust Co., PbHa. ThompKtuw'u" BVi"t'gVdbt"
Trinvorary Loans paid aoueu...
County Bon. In Paid . .
Interest on Bonds Faid.".""""J""
, Koais and Bridges,
Oeo. 8. Conn and 8 others, damage
B F. Burcbfieid and !(J others views"" "" "
A. B. Evans atj 2 others Bridge views III"'.'"
u' V' C;!elII,, ,r0 for Tt""np""ntow"iB"ridge..;.
H. J. Shellenberg.r, El. puk "
H. A. Meyers, Et. Jl. work " ""
W. F. Siagle, paint Mifflin '""
David Wolfgang Et. J. pUufe
Jacob Browand Et. M. work ""
H. W. Caveny k. Brother, painting" .
6. F. Goodman, Mexico . ""
Knni Jr. Caveny, . ..
M L. tietser, ,.
EdardUill, Et. M. u I""'
B C. Groninger, Rep. Groninger's "."."..
W. B. Horniug. Rep. Stambaugh'a
Snyder County ot joint, OrienUl
J. L. Bonp, Et. M. Old Port Royal - '"'
Woligaog U Willurrs, Port Royal canal
Port Royal ' oiT-r
McClure ,. "
Cuba Dam '
Auman'a 11 ill
9 other Bridges ' ' '
balls, such as are fired by a six
pounder, are imbedded on bath sidep
of the tree, and its entire length of
twenty feet is filled on both sides
with grape and bits of shell.
Tbe timber is on exhibition to Mr.
Durfee's friends at hi-i place of busi
ness on the corner of Pond and Win
ter streets.
Fearless- -
"Fear," said the Russian G-?nral
Skobeleff to :a subordinate officer,
"mast cea?e when a man reaches the
grade of Captain." Evary officer
under him was expected, when the
cccasion cams to lay down his life as
an example ro his men.
"I m ist shoar my men how badly
the Turks aioas," he sitd whi e stand
ing as a target on a rampirt of a
trench at the soige of Pievna.
"I know how to cure him of expos
ing himself and a fo'dier in tbe
trenches. "The first time be jumps
on the rampart let us all jump after
him."
Kubecca Wilkinson, of Brow&3
vnlley, Ind., says: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomachc, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tion until my he.iltb was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
mi more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
OF THE AUDITORS OF
OR CR.
658 W VEARS.
11811 35 1891
Mil 12 M
23255 94 i533
2115 C9 ..
107 00 t
886 9 .
47 40 .
19 09 .
44 44
1570 45 u
180 HO
17299 CO .
800:) 00
100 no
450 00 t
877 30 1894
503 0i) ..
250 00
6S50
52 (K) .
8t 9S .
30 2
826 32
5lt7ii 59 "
i2-Zl HH "
1 IB5 95
74t 4(1
32
24"2 40
C9Wi'J 92 69969 92
Attert.-
LEW13 DEGEX.
Ctrrk.
ACCOUNT OF THE
$70 S3
2$ no
7 S7
120 (19
co ia
54 76
81 54
60 r.6
67 07
74 2i
51 t
4 1)8
87 6S
6.". 10
f3 61
48 33
117 81
130 70
1318 01
i 286 60
313 12
108 40
86 77
7 SO
23 00
89 2t
lb HO
12 00
?X 75
52 ' 0
Vi 50
9?S
5 50
6 52
2 24
1026 67
121 77
and Grounds
17 68
9 .0
11 CO
29 57
11 20
2.11 38
M 00
CS5
68 89
181 70
550 00
120 OH
30 00
88 57
128 74
1G 60
9l t'0
31 00
79 72
275 t'0
63?J C7
H'4 63
.$
297 50
212 0
6o'l t.0
144 00
40 00
4 50
53 00
819 5
15 20
6 60
25 65
27 00
31 25
6 go
76 CO
CO 75
167 75
108 16
25 00
..164 25
128 65
157 25
110 17
1156 14
7000 00
11114 60
5567 37
42 0.1
116 60
26 40
115 60
90 04
278 04
88 00
81 80
33 83
216 73
361 94
446 00
61 00
118 01
96
54 00
76 66
88 00
186 00
16 60
17 7J
8 vt
iooo
2136 00
and Inter tit
896 81
i paid.
$
24944 28
t
23 62
6719 89
A few bottles of it has cured me
eompletelv. I consider it the grand
est medicine in the world.". War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever knownr Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold bv L. Banks
& Co., Druggist, Mifflintown,' Pa.
Feb. 1, 93-1 v.
Men's, Boy's and Children's
Overcoats at cost
Hollobaugh & Son.
Tuscarnra Valley Railroad-
Trains on the Tnscarora Valley
Railroad will run as follows:
Leave ist Waterford at 8 03 a.
k., and 2 p. m., arriving at Fort Roy
al at 9.15 a. v. and 3.15 r. m.
Laave Port Royal nt J0:30 a. m.
and 5.15 P- M., arriving at East Wa
terford at 1 1.45 a. st. and 6.30 p. h.
J. C. MoOItEIIEAD,
Superintendent.
Relief in Six Hours
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
dissaues relieved iu six hours by tl e
'New Great South American Kxdsev
Cddk " This new remedy is a great
surprise on account of its xceeding
promptness in relieving piin in tbe
bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary p issages in ma'.e or
female. It relieves retention of wi
ter and pain iu passing it almost im
mediately. If you want quick relief
and cure this is your remadv. Sold
JUNIATA COUNTY FOR
Outstandinn Tares
. DISTRICTS.
.'...MiftiintowD
Fayette
Bealn
, Fayette
...... ....Greenwood
Afittlintown
...... ...Mittord
.......... 1'attirson
, i'ort Royal
, Spruca Hill
Su-quehanna
, Monroe
..Tusrarora
Turbett
Haktr
Mealo
.....Delaware
Fayettd
Feimansgh
..Greeuwoed
Lk
Mi'Iiintnwn
Vi !otd
iVonroo
Pa tti-raon
I'ort Koval
... Spruce QUI
S'lsqinhanna
COLLECTORS.
W. H. Rodgera
O. W. VauOrmer .
J. n Deen
G. W. Van Ormer.
John Knotne......
S. II. Rnllmao... ,
Ja-ob Bishop, .....
H. U. I reHberjr . . . .
J. G. Mateer. .. .. , ,
Ssniuel S. Yoder...
Lewis Wilt
W. S. Neiuiond...
II. F. Crouse
David Haines.... ..
W. H- Kurtz
J. V. Brown, tieale,
J. F. Speece
John M. Mussel...,
C. E. lower
Jacob Fauy
J. E. Tri-po
8. II. Koliraaa....
W. B McSalian...
V. S. Neitnond ..
H. jlf. lscntierg. ...
B. F. Lylle
M.S. Esli.
A. I. Koratelter..,
J. W. Ley ter
L. C. Calhoun
J. li. Barton ,
E. A. Smith
.
Outstanding Dog Tax.
EXPENDITURES
OF JUNIATA
Payment .lllourea Collectors.
COMM.,
3t ro
133 3S
2J7 16
27 4H
it 95
79 83
53 68
60 30
12 85
12 91
31 43
111 67
126!
12 72
26 80
48 70
114 21
EJXON'A A BAT'S
89 Ob
r,7 8C ' 45 to
27117 120 41
54 21 57 S3
II M " ri'J-
161 64 R3 14
1-9 97 e ia
68 61 6B42
85 86
20 91 25 10
95 1 1 42 10
16 74
1H'6 G61
23 42H
91 f-9 30 18
10 00 1126 Of 10174
9!C 67
Covtts Jlnd Jurors Pay.
Constsb'es Ketnrns and Justices Ftes,
W. I,- Cap' ;n Chemist in Carpenter Case,
W olrgarg and 8 toner. Reward in caso C. W. Stoner,
Atkinson and Pennell Et. M. Carpenter and Jfitcbell cases
Jurors, teom.iry Term 18i4,
Jurors April Term,
Jurors September Term,
J iirors December Term,
Board ing Jur.rs February and December Terms,
Constables Costs in C mmonwealth Cases,
Costs in Lunjcy Case,. 3 cases,
Comiiisnwealth costs February Term. 1894
Commonwealth costs April Term, 1894,
t.omuionwealib. costs September Term, 1804
Commonwealth cos's December, Term ISiil,
J"-,J-umt'ings Et M Stenopr-pber,
H. Y. Kciseiy ou, t Crier,
Deputy bber.fPs acd constables Carpeiter caae
J. C. Be e Jury Co.cra., 18'J4 and part of 1893,
. a. Gray bill Jury Comm.,
Wm. U. Urouiugercltrk to Jtirr Comm.,
Crt-zter and O. G. Detra extra Cl. rks, Jory Comm.,
Sheriff s Fees S- Prison Expenses.
Boarding Prisoners
Washing lor Prikenwrs,
Clotl.ing lor Prisoner..,
Sheriff l D putieFees & Traveiirg expenses
A. B. Criswoll; watch for James Carpenter
J V. Leach
Supplies lor Jail and PriMiners,
D. M Crawford ; Son, Medical attendance jul
M. P. Crawford, Medicine lor jail,
ScrllMd and Freisht,
Burinl et Jaiuvs Carpenter -
R. O. Patinebaker nune io jail
Rxra Fasick, .
A
.Miscellaneous.
J. K. Thompson t 13 cthets, theep dimuge,
Burial and tomb stones for 3 0:d So diers,
Costs and Fees of Jfiftlin Co , Thompsont.-wn Bridge case,
A. B. McCahan, Et. Jtl. overpaid tsx-s relunded
Express?ge,
W stern Penitentiary keeping prisoners.
Huntingdon Reformatory
State Tax on County Bonds,
Jva. W. Stimmol Trail, of Juniata Co., Agricultural Society
D M. Marsh ill, 8up'l for County Ir,tit ite,
State Tax paid State Trcatarer, ,
Win U. Oroninger, for all Stat Work,
Ril Road Fare, Freight A Hauling,
Scalps and justices fees.
Recapitulation
Assessing and Registering,
Common Exoner, 4c Abatements grunted Collectors:
E 'eel ions
Care of Tramps,
Public Building AGrenads,
Public Offices,
Commissioners Office &. Court House
Printing
Bonds, Other debt A Interest Paid
Roads and Bridges,
Couris and Jurors Pay.
S her id's Fees tc Pi iaon Expenses,
Miscellaneous,
Total
Jlsseis
Cash in Treasury,
Cah in Treasury from Dog Tax
Outstanding County Tax due,
State
" Dog "
Total
Liabilities.
Outstanding Bonds Bearing 4 per cent Interest,
Union Trust Co., Bal. Thorapsontown Bridge
Outstanding orders of 1804 unpaid
Liabilities over assets.
pnbn.ntgor.Ut
aideouBtyfortheyeareDdina-Decemheraiar
of iki. office. - J-.aintownTj.nn.rTaT.r iipi'''" ,rora lae record
-
Atte.,
' WJLH GRON1NGER
Mif
6. Shooting Treatment in Georgia
Savannah, Ga , J.in 34.-The grand
Jury, after making a thorough invest
igation, returned a sensational pre
sentment to-day with regard to tbe
count r chain-gang convicts made up
of petty offenders. Twenty-cne men
are disabled, of them permanently,
from fearful exposure in recent
freezing wsther. A number were
made to break ice in the canal and
work for hours in freezing water,
without sh-jee, aud with but their
troupers to protect them. Few of tbe
men have been brought to the hos
pital in this city, and seventeen, the
report says, now lie on bard board
beds in the convict cimp wrapped in
blankets, emaciated and disabled.
Tbe repjrt continues:
"The convicts in the hospital can
n-ithnr stand nor walk. They are
un bid to wear shoes; they be chained
and huddled together suffering from
what in tbt.s climate is most unusual
affliction, but which at tbe time is
slow and certain torture,. Some of
fiem will lose fingers and toes.
rbeir feat are swollen aod dis
collered, large gipiog wounds are
discharging blood and mucous, and
in two or three instances the men
show signs of prostration." Of the
convicts in the City Hospital one or
more will lose a leg. An overhauling
of the convict system rniy result.
THE YEAR 1804-
COUNTY.
STATE.
11 51
13 47
41 61
115 28
13 12
1 03
16 75
'0 29
36 10
8 58
42 47
S8 55
93 75
45
89 70
49 85
690
99 96
41 21
13 23
72 16
2S 81
25 94
14 tm
39 69
12 83
11 79
14 0
45 63
113 II
42 10
1165 95
133
259 36
188 93
1 03
190 83
144 27
111 77
241 74
27 96
23 72 .
497 21
166 77
104 98
783 t3
705 77
135 02
843 77
314 11
4f,H 44
848 74
1311 53
472 39
421 76
336 31
761 35
32 1 60
Thomisoutonro 113 'M
Tuib. lt 635
.Tu - carora 657 25
Walker 1242 29
13222 cK
746 46
COUNTY.
TOTALS.
120 32
217 (7
61i4 74
139 6S
M31
274 61
215 66
187 33
12 r5
48 27
fa 44
248 88
28 25
30 39
k2 47
160 67
650 22 225 95
1
2773 79
439 33
150 00
20 00
261 71
874 92
4H1 70
567 t'0
63S 52
105 00
157 98
105 41
610 12
46 38
13 36
203 87
401 25
It 2 50
220 00
08 78
67 60
33
10 .0
5077 52
467 80
32 00
18 15
6C0 43
123 25
86 00
23 63
K8 25
19 70
38 41
60 00
29 00
16 00
1572 58
229 32
IDS 80
293 86
107 85
13 50
682 04
84 48
6U8 28
100 00
174 83
2093 94
20)00
9 13
866 25
4971.88
1318 94
2773 70
1026 67
121 77
C86 67
1134 63
2136 t0
806 81
24944 28
6719 39
6677 62
1572 68
4971 83
952,980 78
2341 18
61 22
13222 88
1165 95
746 46
17637 69
136673 20
6189 81
874 87
143737 41
Total
126199 72
a n ,1Z ,,na l'""e of
" . W.H. JtlOORE, '
. MEAL M. STRUABT,
JOHN NEllf AND, ,
by L. Banks & Co , Druggist,
flintown, Pa. Feb.
Men's, Boys' and Children's
Overcoats at coBt.
Hollobaugh & Son.
nbeumatlim Cared In a Day;
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism
aud Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to
3 days. Its actio i upoa tha eyrtem
is remarkabla andmydteriouat It re
moves at once tbe cause, and the dis
ease immediately disappears. Tbe
first d ise crreutlv benefits. 75 cents.
Sold by L. Banks & Co., druggists,
ilim uton. Jan. y, yo.-
Bellcf In OaeDay.
South AmfbiCAW Nebvinb relieves
the wnr-it C ises of Nervous prostra-
tioo, Nervousness ana pterv jus uj i
pIsia in a Biogle cUy. no suca re
lief aud blessing has ever c.-ma to
the iav.ilids of this country. Its
powers to .cure the stomach are
wonderful in the cxtrema. It. al
ways cures; it eannot fail. It radi
cally ci res all weaknefs of tie atom
ache a d never disappoints. It is a
luxury to take and always safe. Trial
bottles 15 cents. S-Ubyli Banks
& Co , Druggist, Midli ;town,;Pa.
Feb. 6, ly.
Hood's Never Fails
A Business Man's Experience
Cured of Rheumatism.
Mr. T. ir. Ham,
well knowu business nuui in 1'ltUburgh, Fm
! writes the lctti-r given below. Mr. Itaus Is gun
eral ngent for the Maine granite quarries and
I contractor for cemetery and builulng work, har-
Ing an office at No. 70s Venn Avenue.
j "C. I. H o(l & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
I ' Gentlemen" We have a very blgb opinion of
both Jlixxi's Sarsaparilla an.l Hood's Pills at
our house and with good reason. 1 have taken al
most every remedy known for rheumatism, and
feel Jus'.I!k'1 in saying tiiat Hood's SarsaparUla
Is Uie only one that does me any good. I must
admit I have not taken it st.-a.Iily, but only
when Uie pains of rheumatism caina on.
Hood's SarsaparUla has
I Always Civen Me Relief,
. and like many otlivrs, as soon as I am well I
never think of medicine again until the nextav
SarsaparUla
CURES
tack. We are never without Hood's Sarsapa
rUla ana it.'a villa in our house, and have
recommend. '.1 boi.li to dozens of friends. When
any of my family arc taken sick, no matter with
what disease, the first thing we do Is to give
A Dose of Hood's Pills
and follow it up with Howl's SarsaparUla. I
might write several pages in praise of this ex
cellent medicine, but think I have said enough
to convince." T. W. Hai's. Pittsburgh, Ta.
Hood's trills arc prompt end efficient, yet
a&y iu action. Sol.l by all .Insists, ioc.
MONEYLO ANE D.
0O0
Do yon Iran lo borrow monty on t quit able
:ernis.
Do you desirt to pay off" a mortgage aid
reborrow the money at 5 per cent, interest
annually.
Hon. v tare lo be so situated that you
eould reduce tl t mortgage against your
home by paying off a small amount mouth
ly ami .! Ihe end of each year ret five cred
it for all paidt IVith in erest being charg
ed only on remaining portion of loan
Would you like to by y.iur family a home
If so, read the following:
1 represent a Company thit hja embod
ied in its plan all the liatur. s enumerated
above and many more. Can you see any
reason why you should piy a largo iutcrest
tor money when you b tve god se-curit)?
Can you present any good leusoa wtty it is
not as well to receive prolits xea.lv to
wait from 7 to lOyers a-, one does in miny
oftlte Associations? Is nut tile reduction of
intert-Ht ye iriv bettor, titan waiting m my
years for p-olitsf Borrowers u-ider tbo pUn
iepres..n:..-l by ni assutuo abmlutXy nor.sk
as each $1 W0 paid on th I.i.ik i crcilt'cd
on the uiortKae, thereby reduoin,. k in
prop.trtion to the amouui.pii I.
Btii'dine -A ssociiions hive be-noliled
hundreds of thotis ind. so did tho old cars
that were propelled by hordes. O.ir pi 111 i.
as far sttjer:or to Buil.liuif Assoct itioiis aa
tbo trolley cus are to the old antiq-iated
horsp car system. My time is to much oc
cupied to auttwer questions lor the curious,
but those ecking information for the bet
terment of their condition will receive full
information pronip'Iy. We otter an invest
ment tn tbose who have a small amount to
save monthly tlist has no supvnor as to
satety and seldom cq ialed for profits. Cali
or write. Maitbicb LtottAis,
Oakland Mills,
J iu23-3m Juniata county, Pa
LEGAL.
JENERAI. APPEALS.
Appeals will be held in the Commission
ers Office, Mifllmtown, Pa., on the 7th day
of Feb., 1895. for the csst ' si.lo of tho
river, and on tbe 8th day of Feb. 1895, for
tbe west side of the river.
Persons aggrieved will please attend.
W. U. Moose, 1
Neal M. Strwabt, (comm.
Attest: - John Neixono, )
Wx. H. Oboniigeb.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In the estateof MARGARET J. KENNE.
DY, tale of Lack township, deceased.
Notice is hereby given tbt lettters of
Administration on the estate of Uargaret
A. Kennedy, late of Lack township. Juni
ata cocnt v. deeeasdd. hava hnen trpaniHt tA
tbe undersigned. All persons indebted to
aia esiaie w.:i please make immediate pay.
ment, acd those having claims will present
them authenticated for settlement.
Joseph B. Kehbidt,
Levi H. r..n....
January 1st, 1895. rfraiaurateri.
ill
. m. , . jiaH lor mrce uataiotrne and nrli-es Also
' f. "rlw ''SIT ICake. t uliivatura.
UKMH at IKOMCiOIJ. Mfrm. Yurk, pv"
i-r i i" l7OTr",m KUcilatn Feed and
(.ltiirk. Bur motion of Carriage; timraeslitct
vi uny oilier tn tlie market. Frletiua f 'luteU Feed
caustng til UiefiTd gearinir to stand still v. Iiila back--riLf
"""' "lnB tn power und wer.r. t-enrt
4 CentSItlRtantTJ. t.ir IcrACn.nlw... nH . - -
18 bntsklndccp. Tbcrearethonft.ndir'tlafli'.i
who bT regular features ami would bo w
oordod tbe palm of beauty were it not for a roer
complexion. TouU such We recommend DR.
HEESA'B VtOLA CREAM as potaesairg- tt:ei
ruiiitiea that quiekir change jbe rnert Mllow
and florid complexion to one of natural healtb
and onbleiaisbed besoty. It cures Oily Pain.
Freckles, JHack Heads, Blotches, Euaburn,
Tan, fininlM, ind all Imperfections of te
skin. It ii. nicosmetic but a care, yet Is bet
ter for tbo toilet table than powder. Sow by
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
PoM o..triul.t. norent. no rorMtjr.
Viil.raorConntrr. in .err
hom.hor. More nnd olBce. Onurf coneii
inc and b o ler on ttrf h.
AKrmtn mrcuf irin u o" w - ----One
in a rmiHenve menu a a to all
neitchbon. ine i n-l Turnout., n r-',
anrwhere. nr dirtanre. O.mplet. readr 'or
use vrben ohipied. Can be pui up lr n one
never out of order, no rereirinK. fn'T a Ilia
time. Warranted. A monejr niMVer. Writs'
W. P. Harriaon 4 Co.. Clerk 10, Coiutntus. 0.
Lotus . Atkissoh. P. M. H. Pbhreu,
ATKH90H a. PESraBLL,
ATTORNEYS- AT - LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
jy Collecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orr'toc On Main street, is place of real
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Rsq., south of
Bridge street. fOct26,18TO.
ITILBERFORCE SCQWETER,
Attorney-at-Law
District Attorney.
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
OFFICE IN COr,PT HOUSE.
DK.D.M.CSAWrOBD, DB. DASWIH M.0SA WfOBD
R. D. M. CRAWFORD A SON,
bavo formed a partnership for the practic
of Medicine and their collateral branches
OBlce at old stand, comer of Third and Or
an go streets, Hifiltntown, Fa. One or boil:
ot them will be found at their office at al'
times, unless otherwise professiocnlly eo-
April 1st. 1890.
JR. B. F. ACKLEY, Specialist
Propt.ylaxis and treatment of inlcc
tion. by lJiphtheria, Croup, Typhoid Fe
ver, &c., and of diseases of tbe D. (restive
Svatf.n. Acute and Chronic. Er. A's meth
ods are tn full accord with th- most exact
ing; bacteriology. Having received .favor
able recognition by advanced journal ar.d
members of the two leading srhnols of med
icine, tbe author expresses confidence in bis
own ability to render satisfactory service in
line of hi specialities. By his methods tbe
germ elements ot disease are destroved in
tiom 1 to it days, and tbe patient progressing
to convalescence without tho u-ual stages
of meteoriem or swelling, diarrhoea and
liena.irrag.- in Typhoid Fever or the dan
gerous sequences ot Diphiheri, vir-, blood
poidooing, &c. They have a vpicific pot
tncy in degenerative conditions common to
elderlv and aged ptrsons and heretutora
regarded incurable. April 1), 183.
I VEWrORT AND SHERMAN 'S VAI
1 t' ley Railroad Company. Timo table
of passenzer trains, in elfest on Mondav,
Oct .bcr 1st, 1894.
t
STATIONS.
West
war.1. East
ward. I
a a ; P M
Newp rt
Buffalo Bridge
Juniata Furnace ...
Wahneta
Silvan
Wat-r Plug
i 6 05 IO IK 6 16! 4 '
6 0 10 03 0 19 ! 3 57
b 12 10 07 6 28 3 S3
6 15 10 10' 6 35 3 50
0 25 10 17 40 3 46
6 22 10 21' 6 41 3 41
6 31 10 2.T 0 51 i 3 38
! 6 39 10 34 6 69; 3 82
6 51 10 4ti 7 10 3 15
6 54 10 49 7 20; 8 Hi
; 7 15 11 Of 7 K5 3 f4
I 7 12 11 07 7 33! 2 66
I 7 17 It 12 7 4i; 240
I 7 28 11 I8i 7 ofj 2 45
! 7 27ll 22' 7 45! 2 40
j 7 35,11 80 7 48 2 3S
I 7 41 11 36 7 52 2 24
! 7 45 11 40 7 65 2 20
; Blooiutield Jtinci'it.
j Vailev Road
: Klliottsbun. . .....
vai.u 1 mh . . . . . . .
I.ojBville .........
Fort Robeson .....
Center ...........
Ciena's Run .......
Andersonburg
Blttn
Mount Pleafsnl ...
New Germant'n ...
D. GKIN'G, Presiient and Manager
C. K. Midler, General Agent.
ts e
IVU.IOtlliO t M'laOlC-
4 U '
f. U lit
I . aV:i(C at-f."?.. MlipfOr
, S - t.irin 1 . f .
- x!c. Uunt at $-t4 tvuie
Ours niKu iv.Die ssaKemcftl
oijil-nniy, 251b2., suilu s any
tri:'0, o.-r.-i itt-,!j
Cu..raatccd came ss atnta ?t.il lor r.3 Si.
aUSS R3S SACS., 20 -is. QpO
IVOOS-RJKS, O0?J
Prrlrpt lines, perfcri steer! nir. perfect ni.jur'r.cr t
;.:nrantci Biiino as fc..n:s eru Tor fiu o-tt .
Vii:on warranty wl?b cv-.-ry machine. l.r;i,. --.
-i l.tiv t.icy. Irt through an nt y. n rivt' t-'f-:i
r tltaa ourwholesafo pricctor .:-irei;tn?.fi .
l'co5ts ab.i-t as luie-h to sell l.i tic? turvnri:
"nts enrt rtculrs nr It fl.es lo mtii:e then-. l. t
.U'ieCVS aurt ee..ii.mv nuuirest tb' t-itcr Trr' -
buy Irnni na (th-nct ftt irttt.le.-ate pri.es
1 Uustrated Catal'ue tree.
Acme Cyc!c Company,
ELKHART. IND
hi it Ss Kestt Active"
'UHAIiTES Mill BCsuJS
Jt? SOT-BISE2aSE3.
BOUSLS EXTRACT (?
'gA RSAPfiRI
wis b . 3
Cciros I.Si-2
-Jx,. -1 -.
it arc ia;
the ?Jai ::. 5
:-5 :-; : : "
130 - I;0;lLJ;
THc W i. ---. "j Ot-c-i.
C .PJL-r..Kfy: i L.f . ig Y. T
TRESPASS NOTICE.
The undersigned persons have formed an
Association for tbe protection of their re
spective properties. All persons are her.
by notified not to trespass on the lands of
me unueraignea lor tne purpose of hunting
gathering nnts, chtping timber or throwing
down fences or firing timber in any way
whatever. Any violation ot tbe above no
tice will be dealt with according to law
i John Michel,
William Puffeaberger.
Gideon Sieber,
Beaehar fc Zook,
Mary A. Srabaker,
Joseph Rothrock,
John Byler,
- PamuelBell.
September 6, 1895.
8
flisja
-s-H S55.S3
P. DERR,
PRACTICAL DF.TIST,
(Graduate of the Philadelphia Dnts' ToT
lege,) formerly of Mifllinburg, Pa., has In
cated permaneqtly io MifMintown, as suc
cessor to tbe lat Dr. O. L. Terr, anr; will
continue the dental business (established
by tbe latter In I860) nt the well knewn ,r-
flce on Bridge street opposite Court H..n.-.
07" TEETU' EXTRACTED, ABSOLT"E.
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
JVo CAloroform, Ether, or. Gas used.
No Sore Gums or Diseomfort patient
eitrrr rnnng ra.rncuon or auerwars
All tbese are. Guaranteed er rc rhcrf.
will be made.
XCT All work guaranteed to gtee ptr.ai
satisfaction. Jerms, strictly caeh.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Ocntlat.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On and after Sunday, November
26, 1894, trains will rnn aa follows:
WESTA.RD.
Way Passenger, leaves rhilsdelpu at
4 30 a. mj Harrisbnrg 8 18 a. m; Djr.can
non 8 54a. m; New Port 9 24 a. m: Mil
lerstown 9 36 a. ru; Durword 9 4 3 a. u.
Thomrsontown 9 47 a ni; Vau Dlte 9 5
a. mt Tnscar.ira 9 59 a. mj :-xi.o 10 f 2 a.
m; Port Royal 10 0 a. ra: Miftlin V- 1" a"
m; Decholml0 21 a, m; I.e-A-jfR vc 10 40
m; McVeytown 11 '8 i. mj N'. nt.m
Hamilton 11 3i a. m; M .u-t Lrni r II ;i
a. ro; Huntingdon 12 .0 .. m; T. rune 1 02
p. m; Altoona 1 45 p rr; PittburJ j 6' . iu.
Mail Train Iwaveo Phita le". l,;, at 7 00 a.
ru, IIarribnrg 1 1 20 . Dur.c .nnon 1 1 60-
a. ni, oewpur. u . y. 1.1; annim iz p.
m; Lewistown 1 12 p. 1.1; McVertown T "3
p. ro; Mount Union 1 E6 p rc; ll'ip';- f0,
2 17 p. ra; Petersburg 2 30 p. m; 1rone
8 05 p. 111; Altoona 3 40 p. m; P.ttkbur
8 60 p m.
Altoona Accommodation leaves Ihrri
bnrg at 5 00 p. ro; Duncannon 5 34 p. n.
Newport 6 02 p. rc; Afilli rsrown tj 3 p. U;
Tbotrpsontown 6 24 p nt; Tuscar.ira t; .r,
p. m; f.-xico 6 37 p m; Port K-va' ' l;,
p. m; Midi in 6 47 p. m; DunlioltiiC 5 i lw;
Lewistown 7 13 p. m; JUcV'eytown " i p.
ni; Newton Hamilton 8 00 p. ni; Iitit.tiLg
rte.n 8 82 p. tr; Tyrone 9 10 p. it; A.l.v.t.A
9 60 p. ni.
Pacific Express leaves Pbi!at.e!rh?i st
11 20 p. nt; llarrisbur; 3 10 s. tn;
ville 3 21 a. 11.; Ditnciunon 3 3t a. in; .'
port 3 50 a. iu; I'ort Royal 4 il a. 111; M . .".
If in 4 37 a. ni; Leistov.n 4 58 a. 1,; ' -Vytov.n
5 ao a. m; lluntiogdnii C 01 i
m; Tyrone 6 5 a. m; Altoona 7 4;' 1 x;
Piitsbtirg 12 10 p, m-
Express leaves Jlarri.sburg at 10 2 p. in;
Newport 11 OS p. n;; Mltilin 11 i5 p. in;
Lenistonn 12 Co a. m; Huntingdon 1 05 a.
m. Tin.ne 1 42. a rr.; Altooua 2 10 a. tr:
Pittsburg 5 50 a. m
Fits: Lino leaves Philadelphia at 12 2.j ;..
m; Uarrrisburg .1 50 p. tn; l;un.';r.n '.i
p. ic; Nrwpoit 4 37 p. ii", Mifliin 5 IC.y ;
Lewistown 5 29 p. m; Mount L'".lo ' . ,
m; Huntipgdon 6 23 p. n.; Tyro; .' .....
m; Altoona 7 40 p. tn; 1'if--. :; r,
p. ni.
EASTWARD.
Harrisbnrg Aecommodation 'civ
toona at 6 00 a. m; Tyrone 5 28 t !.:;
ingdon 6 05 a. in; Newton 'l.i"i..s ...
a m; McVeytown 6 62 a. ir; !..!' .-n
7 15 a. tn; MitPin 7 38 a. m; PoM li'- . . .
7 44 a. 111; Mcx'co 7 43 a m; Th. ir n
town 8 02 a. n.; Miilerstown ! 12 a.
Vewport 8 22 a. to; Duncan... .11 8 i'J a. in:
UarrUbiirg 0 20 a. ia.
Sea Shore leaves Pittfsbnrg 3 10 a ru;
Altoona 7 15 a tn; Tjrone 7 4-t a m; Hunt
ingdon 8 80 a ni; VcV. ytoMn 9 15 a m;
Lewistown 0 35 a m: Mitllin 9 55 a m;
Port Royal 9 59 a 11 ; Tfeompsont.-wn 10 1
Wille stown 10 23 a 111; Newport 10 s- a m;
Duncarnon 10 54 a in; Marysvilio 11 1)7 a
nt; H irri-burg 11 2" a tn; Phiisd.-lph'u 3 00
P ra.
Tav Kxps luces Pittsbur.r at 01 a.
?; Altoona II 50 a. n ; Tvione 12 15 u. m:
Mnt tirjrdon 12 48 p. n; Lewistown P45 p.
ro; M ifti in 2 05 p. m; llarrisourir 3 20 p. j;
Iiiimore o H :. ni; Washington 7 50 p.
m; Fhi'aiieipti'.a 6 50 p. in; New York 3
p. iu
Mail le.-.vfs Altooua at 2 GO p. m, Tyro. )
2 85 p. in, Huntingdon 8 SO p m; wt.n
Hai.iilloii 3 ol p. m; McVeytown 4 lp r;
Lewistown 4 ifi )i. ni; Mifflin 3 03 n. in.
Port Royai 5 09 p. tn; Afexieo 5 13 p.
1 h. nip.onfon 6 2' p n-; Miners '.-wn a 4
p. iu; Newport 5 48 p. 111; Duncannca S 20
p. lii; Ilsrrisburg 7 t0 p. ni.
Kail Express leaves Pittsfcur; at 10? ; .
ni; Altin.ua 6 15 p. ni; Tyrone 6 37 p ni;
Hutiitnxdt.n 7 20 p. ni; McVeytown S '. t p.
u; Ltwiaiown 8 26 p. nt; Af.tilin 8 47 p ni;
Part R.iyal 8 .r.2 p. hi; J!i!:orsto-vn Of 7 p.
u; Newport 9 26 p. ru; Dnr.cant.c-a !l jtl F.
m; Uurrishnrg 10 2 ) p. in.
Philadelphia Expr-;s leaves Pittsbtiv st
4 iiO p in; Al l. (.Da 9 05 p. ni; Ti roi e " 83
p. ui; litu.tit gdon 10 12 p nt; Vt-iint I"-,
ion It' f2 p. 11.; L. wiftown 11 10 0 in; Mi;,
tlin 11 87 p. nt; Ilarri?btf? 1 00 a." 1. ; Phi.
cdelphia 4 30 New Y it ?1 ui
PERKY COUNTY RVILI.OAD.
Trams leave Duucat.non lo Ulo .111'; ft
9 15 a. 111. at d 4 30 p. u ; renin. :rt
at Duncannon 8 35 a. 111. m d o tf ). in. t.D
nveK davs.
EAST DROAD TOP R. R.
Trains leave Ml. Union on wek '. -i s;
9 20 and 1 1 20 a. iu. 4 00 : .. n
trait. sarrtw at Mt. L'nicn 8 K' and 1 i -.' a.
m 3 14 aud 5 37 p. m.
P. N. N. W. It. R
Tta ns haves Iieliwno.1 at J Oj 1. 1.1 ar 1
3 38 m. arrivtd at bclluoua at il I'.' a.
111. and 5 41- p. 111.
N. & S. V: R K
Tiains leave Newport en week diia at
10 00 a. in and 6 C'5 p. ni. arrive at New.
port 7 oi a. m. tind 4 01) p. 111.
T. V. R. It
Trains leave Port Roval ft) ; 10 a. .it. and
5 15 p. 111., artive at port Royal 8 45 a. tu.
at d 3 15 p in , week dats.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains for bundury al 7 40 a. m. an ' " '0
p. ra., have Suttbury for Lewistown WC"
a. ru, and 2 25 p. in.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP K. R.
Trains leavo for Uedford and Ctinier.
land si 8 10, 8 36 s. m., and a 3r p. tu.
leave Bedford for Huntingdon 9 60 a, nt.
8 65 and 4 20 p. ni , leave Cumberland or
Huntingdon st 2 35 p. ru.
TYRONE DIVlON.
Trains leave for Bellcfonte and L."'fc
Haven at 8 10 a. ru., 3 .14 and 7 25 p. ,..,
leave Loch Haven for Tyrone 4 SO, 0 87 a.
ru. and 4 15 p. m.
TYRONE AND CLEARFIELD R. R.
Trama leaye Trrono for Clearfield and
Curwensville at. 8 30 a. ra.. 3 16 and 7 :
p m., leavt Curwct.sville lor Tyrone at 4 -Q
a. m , 9 42 and 3 51 p. m.
RAILROAD TIME TAIILK.
pERRY COUNTY RAILROAD.
Tbe following schedule v.nt b.t.i . -. t
Nov. 19, 1893, aod the traina will b. r;n
follows;
p. m a.m Leave Arrive a. mi j -
4 30 9 15 Duncannon 8 40 3 V
4 86 9 21 'KinK'sMill 8 3-iK-tl
4 39 9 24 Sulphur Springs 8 318 4'
3 41 9 26 Corrcan Siding 8 2'. "!
4 4529 Montebeilo Park 8 26 3 30
4 46 9 31 Weaver 8 24 8 it
4 61 9 86 'Roddy 819 3 29
4 54 9 89 Hoflman 8 1 3 26
4 6 9 41 ' "Royer 8 14 S 24
4 69 9 44 'Mahanov 8 11 3 21
6 10 10 (10 Blootutield 8 05 S 15
6 17 10 07 Long'a Koad 7 52 2 45
6 22 10 13 "Nellson 7 46 2 9
6 25 10 16 'Dutn's 7 43 2 38
6 28 10 19 KIHotsburg 7 40 2 33
8 24 10 25 Bcrobeisl's 7 84 2 27
6 86 10 27 'Grocn Pk 7 32 2 2S
6 41 10 82 'Montour June. 7 27 2 iJ
8 09 11 20 Laudisburg 6 65 1 50
p. tu a. m Arrive Leave a. 111 p in
Train leaves Blooiutield at 6.10 a. a.
and arrives at Landisburg at 6.47 a. ru.
Train leaver Landisbnrar at 6.14 n. m.. and
amves at Bloom Held at 6. 60 p. ra.
1 ra.ua mhs .unyaviiia tor unnciDnc f
7. 220 a. m.. and 2. 15 r,. m. Returnini.
arrive at 10 87 a. m.. and 4.66 p. ra.
Between Landisbnrr
rnn aa fr.Uows: Leave Lnnduburg forLovs
ville 6 65 a. m.. and I aii m i .r.v.vian
for Landisburg U 10 a. m.,and 6 09 p m.
All stations marked ;) are lit tal.ens.
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