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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4.
1808.
B. F. SC ii VV K I E R,
Ar .A.
Ibo rccu.&m Lave been concen
trated lii tt Southern Eiates anil
quite a Ecmber Lave baen advanced
to Tampa, F! rida h:nce they can
ba transported to Cuba there to co
operate vrii h the reble army. The
rebel genial Nunuz has been to
WabiErtnii ;.ud a comn'.cte plaa of
cooperation lian bf-c n agreed upon
France, G.cat Eiiian, Italy and
llasaia hi7-j Jsc'.ared their neutrality.
that is thev take co cart, with
til her of the combatants. Thfe tx
ptct to rt main indifferent speciaU-r
;n (lid 'he old lady v?b-n her husbavd
cad a bear te.ie bviBr a fiiiht; sLe
declared. I doo't care a continental
rthich licks. If Gjisgrcas ha t Icokcd
upon the figbt between tho Spanish
government and IbeCiban rebo'.s in
that way, tho people of the United
States ould not be ia the whirl of
this infernal war.
The Governor of Tennessee hts
tendered Lis service to comniucd the
Tennessee trcops.
Many moro men ia Pennsylvania
hava applied for enlistment than
hsvo gone oat with Iho National
Guard.
The Natiotml Gawd of PenE&yl
ysniawere .!? copeer.'rated at .Ifjurit
Gretna uu ibo 2Sth.
Eximinalion ihtrd returned a
nuinbrr cf the guard hemo on ac
count of physical imperfections
Ssrecteen cf li e Lcwi&lo'wn counpar-y
were S6nt home.
The Wasbicgtun war department
is at thia early sicgw of the game
$34,000,000 bihind with is payments.
France is arming, but what for is
not clear. S ae is believed to be ia
sympathy with Spain on account of
her ltiuiztion with Spain. If
France goes to war for Spanish in
terest. The European government
will t'.ar the French govtrnment to
pieces.
The government ia hurrying naval
construction. The govtrnment is tt
work to build 3 buttlo sLips, 16 tor
pedo deslrojiug boats, 4 coast de
ft. use monitors and 1 gun beat.
ar: war! and backward springs
the hand of ciriliz-itiou on tho dial
plate of this time and generation.
The Oregon bat! la bhip was net
captured by the Spaniards. She
arrived at Rio Janeiro last Saturday
The Paris arrived in New Yoik cn
Friday, her appearance was greeted
by thousand!, for it Lad been report
ed that he had bttn captured by the
enemy.
jtovimoes are i.ign ia iisvuntt
and the purpose now is to get al
army of men in the rear of Havana,
and with the navy in front eiftiva the
city into submission.
Tho Spaniards in Cuba ia several
placsj where fis Br'.tua hivj a con
sul threw stoi.es at tho consuls ,cui
cers. thev b!aaao the British with
having American sympathy.
Capo Verde Inlands belong to
Portugal, tnd as Portugal has de
clared ber seit neutral in this figbt
the Sf anibh flet there were com
pelled to leave wLich they did cn
Saturday heading for America.
They probably wdl come tbis way
to Porto Rico, there rectal and from
there, where?
On Saturday the Jcwb of Chicaso
asssombled in their churches and
prayed to tho God of Moses for the
snoccts of tho Americans over the
Spaniards. No nation in tha or!d
ince ihe dojs of Altxitruar the Ma
cidcnisi; IteLctn feo favortbleto the
Jews as tho Americans.
Th" Spr ish report of the result
of the lioiubaiouioul of Alautai'zas,
Cuba, .liiT;rs from tk-t of the Aaiar
ican report. The Spanish rc-porl
that tnly a mule was killed ia tie
fight. Tho Americana report CO
Spaniirds blown up.
It is ar.iiciticed that the bombard
ment f IiHvat:a may take place at
any time afier this Wednesday.
When Cuba has been tiken tba
rights of all nations will be respected
and tho United Stales will hold it till
a goviTiimeat of peace can be estab
listed among the people.
Captain Sampson's flag ship
steamed within two miles of the
shore naar Cabrnas Cuba, last Fri
day, the band cn the sbip was play
ing for diner, when of a sud-dc-n
they were surpri-td at Leering
rifles crack cn abluffaloag ths ahoro.
Several vjllies were fired at the ship
from the shore. Then the ship be
gan shooting with her light guus,
which ha 1 ii-i eff jei of chasing a
Sp.iui.ib. cavalry company out of tho
bushes.
The railroads in the southern
states are put to the greatest strain
to carry tho regukra to Tarawa
Florida, from which they will be
transported t- Cub-i, this Weduts
Cay, M.iy 4.
Dewey's prrtat naval Victory at the
Philippine Island his enabled him
to taifu pj8ri$sion'of ilatiia, tho Cap
itol city, lie has proceeded to oi-
gunizea provisional goveranasut wi;h
tXt
".rterS"-M Sn th ' pie. AnuiTiber of theSpanish soldiers!
Cemmandor Sampson, tbis Wed lr . j i - ,1 j ,
r.;day morning h8 divided his n.et , were tossed about with thedusti
tef re liavana, and with a portion of , r i r j i r a r i
t sooe .o,e wh.re tmder seaui and fragments of the f ortitications in i
orders A report prevails that he . , r a i " it i 1 1 c , i
iwneto head off the Sp,ni6h the forts when the shells from the;
flet that is coming from Spain an.l , . . t ' , . ,
alSnctia,Slwar ships dropped among them. It
ottb.PMiiPPi.i,idt is reported-that the killed and
NAVAT WAEFARR
rs A v ALt v Aiir ixvL,;
The first battle
tanzas a town of 3c,ooo inhabitants
of Havana. As far
ot April, tne united states torpeao
boat hoote, Lieutenant W. L. Kod
gers, commanding was sent to take
soundings in the harbor of Matanzas
with the object of finding a landing
place for the American troops, be
tween and 6 o'clock in the evening
when within three hundred yards
of the shore a masked Spanish bat
tery opened on her and fired three
shots at the Foote. They were the
first shots fired direct at the Ameri
can flag, the marksmen were poor
shots and their firing did Vio harm.
i he hoote steamed quickly back to
tne neet ana reported. 1 nis is a
picture of the Foote.
TORFEDO BOAT FCOTE.
Tho Foota ii swift r.s tho wind. She cau do 24.5 knots on hour and hns
2,000 Lcrs!Ti;owsr. Iier distilaccment is only 142 tone, and she coet $97,500.'
I"r-;trons torpedoes and s'xsaiall puns are her weapons of offense cud dufense.
Commander Sampson, of the fleet
before Havana, determined to see
Jfor himself. On
he steamed to Matanzcis in the flag
ship New York.
.
AKMO&ED CRUiSHg Ni7 YOSIC
The "(w York is sisa'lor bit fj-Uv tban tiia Erooklyu. Her speed is 31
knots, her c:i-p:.-;ce:nerit 8,200 tons, aud she cost $3,000,000. She carries six 8
Inch and tvrcivo 4 inch guns and 10 puns of smaller calilcr.
The Monitor Puritan and the
Cruiser Cincinatti accompanied the
flag ship, when within 7,000 yards
ot the shore the bpanish opened on
the flag ship. It was-one o'clock
noon. The shots fell short of the
New York. The Puritan and the
Cincinatti fell into a line and a storm
of American shells and solid shot
rained into the Spaniard forts and
battered them into dust and frag
ments. In halt an hour all was
over, the Spanish were silenced.
Houses in thetown of Matanzas were
struck and great consternation pre-
there among soldiers and peo-i
took place at Ma
J . . , I
back as the 2tn4cu aL '"9" uuu," iUM
the 27th of April,
.wounded at Matanzas number 60
, The American war shlpS
were not touched by the shots from
the Spaniards. American troops
from the United States will be land-
A r4- '.f nlnriTip rr
FIRST BLOODSHED.
The firtt blood shed ia the effort to give a peaceful govern
mant irt t.hft nfnn! nf (Inh.i was
board the large Spanish merchant fhips Guido that was tryin
to pntftr this nort of ilavariA. The Guido was loaded with
valuable cargo, valued at four
is SCO feet long, that is longer
111 WUUkuvia uvuuw, iiwv
.i:.. Ufnn, A.,, K..(, .
ican line of blockade. Tha Monitor Terror discovered her and
gave chase and opened fire on the Spanish ship. One shot
struck the eteerins ctu. another shot struck the compass, a
third shot struck the pliot hou. and killed one Spaniard and :
wounded eight others. The Spaniards were knocked out by !
splinters of wood. This is a picture of the Monitor Terror
that captured the Guido and shed the first blood.
THE DOUBLE TUEEET MONITOR TESEOR.
The Terror is a modern coast defease vessel of 3,900 tons displacement. He
speed is 12 knots, aud she cost Uncle tarn $3,178,040. Her four big 10 inch
gnus are carried two iu ci-ch trim t. She ab:o has eisht smaller ruus. In actiou
ghe can sink so that ber upper ltck is Cnsb with the water and ber curved dedt
and revolving turrets are alone presented aa a target. She carries a crew of 200
mou.
A GLORIOUS NAVAL VICTORY.
The American Aug waves in Victory where it never waved
before.' It was a victory thousands of miles from home; on
Stindav May 1st when the people or' the United States were
pracefullv preparing to attend ihurch and ob.erve the Lord's'
day, one of the bloodiest and most destructive naval battles of!
modern times was fought, at Manila, a town located on one of
LllXS . 11 1 1 I tlJ lTiUllvl., U W'-JCiL J JJ Jll.lJ 11.'IU liuilj, V ilUltb,.
It is G.000 miles from S;tn Frnnctseo, Ciiltfornia, to where the
battle was fought. The American tleet was under the com
mand of Commodoie Dewey, an officer tint fought his sli p well
during the days of rebellion, and perhaps it was his experience
rained more than a generation ao that helped him in the bril
liant fight lat SuL-day. The ships that he led into the fight
last Sunday were the Olympic, on which Joseph Stutts of
MifTiintown, u a marine, the IJlon on which Samuel Rob
ison, of Mifflintown, is an o:fi?er, the B.utimorj, the Raleigh,
the Concord, ihe l'etrel,. The Spanish rieet consisted of nine
ships. Commodore Dewey ia an early riser acd he moved
upon the Spaniards ut o o'clock on Sunday morning, and
forced bis way into the harbor and in the first Battle
of three hours three Spanish ships were sunk. He then with
drew his lleet to cire (or the wounded. He returned at 9
o o;
ock
an J
renewed the fight - and defeated the Spanish
fleet completely
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1S97, 1 rain3 will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Wy Passenger, loaves PbiUdnlphia at
4 SO it. m: HArribnrr K GO l. m: Duncitn.
! non 8 8 a. m; New Port 9 05 a. ni: Mil-
I.rslown 9 15 a. ra; Parword 9 21 a. m;
Thonr'sontowo 9 20 a. mj Van Dyke 9 83
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m; Port Royal 9 44 a. m: Mifflin 9 60 a.
m; Dmholm 9 55 a.i:; Lewistown 10 13
a. ir.; McVeytown 10 38 a. m; Nrwton
flamilfon 11 00 a. m; Mouut Unioa II Or)
s. m: Huntifipdnn 11 33 p. ni; Tyrone 12 20
p. tn; Altooca 1 C'J p. m; PitUbtirgS 50 p. m
M;!il leave Pbi!a1elph!a at 7.C0 a. ra.;
OsrriBbiir; at 11.4-a. ni.; itilrlin 1.11 p.
m., Lowistown 1 30 p. m.; Uuntingrtlon 2.
29 p. m.; Trroce 2.20 p. ra ; AltooDa 8.45
p. di.; Pittsburg 8 3 p. m,
Altonca Accommodation leaves H irria
bur at 6 00 p. in; D'ir.cannon 5 3t p. ni;
Newport 6 02 p. m; JfiJIurstown S II p. m;
Thoirjisintjwn C 21 p m,- ToMria 6 30
p. m; .Vexico 6 33 p. m; Port Koral 6 3S
m; Ititllia (5 43 p. ru; Denlioli 8 49 p. m;
I.ew-town 7 '7 p. m; .UcVeytown 7 30 p
ni; Newton Hamilton 7 50 p. m; Hunting,
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9 33 p. m- -
Pacific Express It-ay ps Pbi!'K-lphia at
V 20 p. m; Harri-tburj 3 10 a. ni; Slws
vi.le 8 24 a. in; Duneanr.on 3 88 a. m; Nw
pi jt 3 59 a. m, Tort Itovl 4 31 a. m; Mif
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IVcv'owbS 0 a. re; Huntingdon 6 03 ,
j ni; Tyrone 6 55 s. m; Altoona 7 40 a. ai;
Pittabnrg 12 10 p. m.
Oyster Express leaves I'tiilatJ-Iphi at 4
S5 p.m; Hsnisburg at 10 29 p. m; Kkwporl
11 t-(i p. m; SdiHiin 11 tt p. k; Lewistown
li.f.8 a. ni; Hontingdon 12 65 a.m.; Tront
1 32 a m; Altooca i 00 a. m; Pittsburg 6 30
j a. tn.
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j ill; Uarrrisbnrg 3 50 p. m; Unncaaan 4 15
p. roj Wowpert 4 S5 p. m; If ifltin 5 07 p. n.
i Ltwistown 6 21 p. W; Jfenat Uhion 8 98 p.
j rti; Huntingdon S 27 p. to; Tjroaa 7 84 p
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EASTWAKD.
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arrivta at IIu.itindcu 11.55 i.
Huntingdon at 6 58 a. bf; Newton nam
iltcn 6 i2 a. ra; McVevlown 6 39 . a. ib;
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a. m; Newport 8 00 a. hi; Iluncaunon 8.24
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Ali,1il7'5 m T-T.0"" 7 48 If-
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Port Royal 9 59 a ra; Tlimpsontwa 10 14;
MiliorsioTVD 10 22 am; Newport 10 32 a in;
flarcnnn'in 10 54 a m; Marysvil! 11 07 i
n'; Harriburg 11 25 a m; Philadelphia S 00
f Hi.
Man Line Kxprefs leaves Pittsburg ai
S 00 a. ir; AHoiin.i 11 40 a. ra; Tyrone 12
03 p. iu; Hun;;;!g!(.n 12 35 p. m; Lewis
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burj 8 10 p. di; Faltimore 6 00 p. ra; Wash
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Xiiomps'intown 5 18 p. n; Uiliert-ta 6 28
p. m; Newpirt 5 37 p. m; Dar.cannn 6 68
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Huntingdon 7 20 p. ni; MeVeytewn 8 V4 p.
n; Lewistown 8 26 p m; Aifflia 8 47 p ni;
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Bi; Newport 9 26 p. Di; Puncannou 9 60 p.
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Kir. 11 S7 p. ni; FLirrUburg 1 00 a. m; Phil "
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iu.su a. m. ami it 10 p. m., week iavs.
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Haven at 8 10 a. ia., 12 30 a ad 7 15 d. ib .
esva Lock Haven lor TyroDa 8.55 v.
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TV RONE AND CLEARFIELD R. R.
Trains leve Tvrone for ClearHelrt a..n
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p m., leave Curwensville t ar Tyronaat 9.16
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i-"ir readers who nave eonsnmptton U te? ill
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m'v x-aa, eap" wjAi. is. u.. uu Hi- y
People Believe -what they read
alout liootT Sarsaparilla. The' know
it 14 an houuat medicine, and that it
cures. Get Hood s and only Hood's.
a Hood's Pills cure all liver ilia, re-
kave-tite Mesnedy
CtJHts aix kidney. Stomach S
' " " " AND LIVES TROUSLCS.
GRAND NEW STOCK
A
SPRING CLOTHING AT
MEY E R ' S .
' We are now ready to serve
neoDle with the grandest and largest
stock of clothing' ever produced in
Juniata countv.
We have bought thousands of dollars worth of clothing and
Gents furnishins at the lowest cash prices.
The people of this county have sustained us in our efforts to
serve them with the belt and cheapest clothing.
The year of 1897 has been the banner year of our clothing
department and we have far exceeded our expectations and
sold mors goods than any year previous to which we extend
our heartiest thanks.
The men's splendid suits at $3 and $ i, are truly wonderful!
to behold The dress wear suits all spring fashions at $5.50,
S7.50, and 8 50 ani up to 15, exhibit every pleisin? anl
reliable kind. Uoys knee pant
ftq vrpn3 elegant all wool
stylish dressers,
Mens advanced fashions, all wool suits at Jj)b. loung mona
at $i 50. Boys at 2 50 remain now on sale.
IN HATS, the new styles are all in.
Handsome shape?, in all the newest brown colorings at 79c,
89c, and $1.48. Boys and childrens novelties for spring Eton
and Golf Caps and faws, 25c, 48c, and 69c.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS Fancy bosom shirts at 48c
Triple Rolled sleeve buttons at 25s. Fancy pliin hemstitched
handkerchiefs 5c, Extra elastic suspenders 15c.
7.35 warranted pure wool and worth $15.00. This offtr
stands without a precedent in the trade, and is due only to a
combination of circumstances which for the time being have
made the question of cost and value a matter of scoadary eon
sideration. Every man whether tall of' short, slim or stout,
can be fitted from this line. .
A MESSAGE FROM THE FURNI
TURE STORE.
Our furniture store has no complaints to make. Businesi
floors devoted other furniture stores, but our immense three
trade from moto high grade furniture is kept humming with
be may ats aiming till night. We are appreciated and that
we candulll wish. We have a grand array of special furni
ture values, that will tax our selling and delivery capacity to
its utmost limit.
GOODS DELIVERED AND SET DP ON PREMISES
Thanking our many friends for their patronage they be
stowed on us in the past, and promising to guard their interest
in the future as their champion of low price. We remain,
TOURS TRULY,
FERD MEYERS
115 AND 117 BRIDGE STREET
Tuscarora Valley Eailrcad.
BCHSI'CLK IX EFFECT SIOXDaT, NOV.
1897.
29,
EASTVTARO.
STATIONS.
No.l T!0.3
DAILY, EXCEPT SUMDAr.
A. M. P. IT.
Blair's Mills Lt 7 40 2 CO
Waterloo 7 45 2 05
Ionard's Grove 7 50 2 10
Ross Farm 7 57 2 17
Perulack 8 03 S3
East Waterford S 15 1 35
Heckmsn 3 25 1 45
HonevGrovw... S 30 2 CO
Fort Bighaai S 37 2 57
Wurb'.e 8 45 3 G5
PkhSiict View S 4JU C9
Sfcn Pines 8 55 3 15
Sprue Hi! 8 5S i IS
Graham's 9 05 3 25
Stewart, 9 07 3 27
Freedom 9 10 3 30
Turbett 9 13 3 S3
Old Port 9 18 3 38
Port Royal Ar 9 25 3 45
Trains Nos. 1 aod 2 connect at Port R ovnl
with Way Paosenger and Seashora Express
en 1. ti. K., ana nob. 8 and 4 with Miil east
WESTWARD.
STATIONS. 1
J No.2No.4
DAILT, EXCEPT SUHDAY. .5
- ft
Port Koyal 0 0 10 30 5 05
Old Tort 1.310 373 12
Turl 2 810 42 5 17
Freedom 3.7jl0 4515 20
Stewait 4.410 485 23
Grabain'e 5.0jl0 505 25
Spruce Hi!l 6.3 10 5715 32
Seven Pines 7.2 11 00,5 35
Pleasant View 9.011 06 3 41
Garble 10.011 lOUl 45
Fort Bigham 12.0 11 18 5 53
Honey Grove 14.011 25 6 00
Hecknian 15.1 11 30 6 05
East Waterford 17.511 40 6 15
Perulnck 20.5 11 52 6 27
Roes Farm. 22.0 11 586 33
Leonard's Grove... 24.012 05l6 40
Waterloo 25.512 10;6 45
Blair s MUls Ar. 27.012 156 50
J rains JNos. 2 and 8 connect at Blair's
wins wun Uoncord, Doylekbnrg Dry Rnn,
Nossville, Neelytoa, Shade Gap, Shad
Valley and Oosbern Station Stage Lines.
J. C. MOORHEAD,
Suptrxnttndent.
T. S 5TOORHEAD,
Prtident.-
rrll?"!1"-?., T-i",hl". Book aw TScm
f v-'i V e .7 BI ireej to any adrt
J!'? voir patients can also oo-.j
I:u3 remedy has been Brepared ay the Rersr'.
v.w:r KueniE. of Kort Warno. Iae. alnce 1S7C r
pvcpaied under bis alrecaea byaae
&0NIC MED. CO., Chicago,
t'Y Imti!.t(i at PI per Battle. 6 far :i.
;-;rwe Kie. svi.75. Butt lea for
MOOD'S Sarsaparilla hM over and
over again proved by its cores,
when all other preparations railed, tta
tt Is Om Qmt True CLOOD FdtttsT.
OF
the
buiis are on saie at $i.ou, 82
covert overcoats at S6.50 and
MIFFLINTOWN, PENN'A.
BAILROAD TIME TABLE.
pERBT COTJVTT RAILROAD.
The followini schedule went Into eflael
r ,u tixm a . i - .... -
iira, ana me trains will be rua i
aa
ioiiows;
r. in
4 30
4 36
4 39
8 41
4 45
4 41
4 61
4 54
4 56
4 59
a. m
9 00
91'6
9(9
9 11
9 14
9 15
9 19
9 22
9 24
9 2
Leave Arrive a. m t.. m
r .
iuiicitunon i 54 2 28
aragu aiui 7 48
Sulphur Springs 7 46
'Corman Sidinir 7 44
2 23
2 20
3 18
2 15
2 18
2C8
2 65
2 03
2 00
i 41
1 38
1 31
1 29
1 25
1 20
1 13
1 15
2 50
Montebello Park 7 41
Weaver
7 40
7 86
7 33
Roddy
Hoffman
Royer
'Mabanoy
Bloomaeld
Tressler
Nellson
Dam's
Elliotsbure
Bernlieisi's
Groen Pirk
Montour Juno
Landisburc
7 81
7 28
7 23
7 09
7 04
7 61
58
6 51
6 48
6 33
5 10 10 43
6 16 9 49
5 21 9 54
5 24 9 57
5 27 10 05
6 82 10 t 7
6 84 10 17
6 37 10 SO
6 02 10 35
p. ra a. m
6 2S
Arrive
l-eavo a. tn m
train leaves BlooraHeli at 5 53 a m
snd arrives at Landinbnrg at 6.23 a. m
Train leaves Landisimrs; at 6.08 p. aa.. and'
arrives at Bloomfleid at 6.40 p. m.
All atitmna marked ) are ll.t stations,
at which trains will coie t- a full 'stop on
signal. - '
Geas. H. Sxiur,
Presidenl.
S. H. Bw,
Sap i.
VIEWPORT AND SHERMAN'S VAL
I v ley Railroad Company. Time tibls
of passenger trains, ia effect an Mundav,
May 18th. 1896.
STATION3.
West
ward. East
ward. 3
2 I 4
Newp-it
Buffalo Brida-e..
- A 1 a 1 p M
6 05 19 85 til 4 no
6 0810 38 S 27' . -6
12 1 421 1 23 ,M
15 10 45 2 gb0
6 25 10 62' 16' s 44
$22" Oil Sllj ,
Juniata Pnrnace
W ahneta
8 vivas .
Wat-r Pli:
Bloomriold Junct'n,
VaUev Bund
00111 vv, m e pa
6 3911 09
6111 2lj
6 64 11 24
7 95:11 85
7 1111 41
7 15(11 45
7 2lll 61
7 27,11 67
7 8512 06
7 4i;i2 11
8 9
EUiottn&ura-
82
1 "1 8 1
Green Park
7 SO'
84
LotsviPe
Fort Kobesen . :
s 10
8 04
2 61
2 41
2'si
2 40
2 81
2 24
2 20
7 26
Center
7 1
7 iS:
7 10;
7 03.
68
6 e0;
Cisna's Rua
Andersonbnrg .....
R''"
Mount Pleasant ..,
New Germant'n ...
7 46;12 15
D. GRING, President and Manaper
K.. Miller, General Agent.
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