roi jrt vx -. IN la ti I eve ' on he J In u Ls t I" fail liiill- the l:is 1 L.i , c1 )1 9 rll f Ml! Ial ; 1 1 .1 II :: " SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN, PA. WEPXlvSDAV, .11 LY 27, IS. I KHMS. rM'iwwiTiox 1.(H j.-t-r yuir if paid i l advance ; :-'.? if m-l Pail1 a(1" Vdll. Transient ailvtr'.isiiii? and lm-al notii-e 4 cents a lint. Deductions will I made to th-e de siriiii! to advertise liy the year, half or tii.4ru-i year. WAR ON LAND AND SEA. WITH A GOOSE QITILL.. The ( ivic IVdciatioii of hi'atf, whatever that i-, ha issued a call for a national conference of Hxm delegates to lie held at Saratoga, Auzust H and 0 to discuss llie uestioii of the future foreign mlii-y of the I'nitcd States, and what shall I e done with the new teiri iorie of Cul.a, Porto Iti-o and the Phili'ihic Islands now in part occu pied hy I 'nitcd States troops. Too late, too late: i!.. war should never have Ken comincmeil ; their v.oiU is like I 'ckinu' the stalile after the hor.-e has li vn stolen. The country thouuht il had a ilicy, lion intci Terem e in fureiyn j'.il'airs, tun ihe present adiiii:iitr:ition at Washington, .-.nd ht jne-tnt con i;rcs have l.y their ad declared that the country has out lived such a policy, and that wo are to he governed hy the pmere-s of ove:i1s and the humanity of -1 1 r i ii 1 1 1 i i i i l; nations, and that as our Heart 1 fiieiu neiuhl oi Spain iias krn inhuman i:i the tiealmcnt of her peo ple, t heiefore In i fui t'it-r litrht to u-ov-ern int 'il.a, I'orlo liico, I In-philippine Islands and f..rth is :.l an end. Without soj..in' lo iii'iiire uhelher ilie administration's i:;r slogan, of humanity and unii-iiil r the Maine, meets with the approval of the lust thought of the nation, the fact is, it iiK-cts w iih he (Hipular feclm-;, and the soldier physical propensity of this slioni; vnnn;r nation. The vimiis naiion has laved its hands in foreiuu hlood, on foreiun soil, and planted its haiiueron foreign land, in the name ofj liumauily, and that name, satislie- Ihej conscience ami causes it tofrl.uy in thej t - found work of cou.ii"st. Thej onni? lepii'ius is as nappy nuder the haiiiier ) the new missioii as wi-iv I ho ."'. "" . 'Haulers who durimr a pt i iod of two hundicd years struiiled to uic-t I'alesiine from the inlidel Turk. It uill he a pleasant vacation fur the linn ilolouatof lo sip Saraloa water, and in coiivfuiioii In disiuss I he suh jei I under which they convene, hut for ail t he cilect it has lo check the new movement il will l.e like checking t he tlow of N'iauara w iih a ;rn.-- iiil. Ir is utterly, utterly, utterly iiiiiiW Ici.iliU-l hat the Spaniards are to i-enil oi'teil intu liacon lor i A mericiin pi;;. By official report, twenty-two Americans were wounded on Schley's war ship in their destruc tive battle with Cervera's fleet. There are six powerful German war ships at Manila, which causes suspi cion, regardless of the professed! friendship of Germany. The Ger man is naturally cautious, and it may be that causes him to assem ble such a powerful fleet ot warj ships to protect his interests in the. Philippine islands. ! By late despatches, information! is received that Dewey's forces are j moving on Manila which is protect-! ed by forts that four months ago' were considered sufficient. The fol- lowing is a picture of one of the forts' at Manila. THE MONITOR MIANTONOMOH. Tho Miautouoiaob, aitlinn;'h a luodora doublo turreted uiouitor, vraa begun IB 1803 and iiuiahe;! soou after tlij war. She was the first of the monitors to oro?a tho cecuu. nud ber appearance in British waters led a member of parlia ment to say that ebo cave Aarerieans control of tbo seas. Since then tbo Mia tonoraoli bus been rebuilt cf steel. n u U PMKELL. Lorn E. Atwo- r . , ; ATTORNEYS-AT - LAW, HIKFLINTOWNt PA. 0icOt, U.m .treet, deuce of Louis B. Atkinson. JIq Bridge Btreet. fuci. tr-Cotlectlngsnd Conveyancing proiBfi ly attended to. M ii .ii Such monitors as the Ajax would jparaiyzea whole fleet of Spanish!";""- war snips. as . v 'I'm: freight I i aii..'ers, : 1 1 ;i 1 1 1 1 1 ed lv I he railroail, at .Mil'ilin ;nnl T.Moiie. I;it week. lu not jrn to I.t-w isiown Inii to I Itirrislmrtr :iinl Altoniia. j A M n;i-:i of "old seekers in SEA WALL AND BATTEkIES AT MANILLA. Manilla, Philippine islam's, is very poorly protr-.-ted aain.t attack. It bai5 a fine s. a wall extending around tho harbor, anrt above this aro sciue batteries which may look foruiidablu to tbo eiviliau, but are uet. The uti aro of old style, entirely inadequate to cope against tb3 bi rifl.s na.-iattd by modern Warships. The 4th and 16th Pennsylvania regiments are on their way to Porto Rico, also light battery B., of Penn jsylvania. Porto Rico, is 1400 miles from Charleston, bouth Carolina; :;::i,:":;ii::::,;Mi;;,,:;v:;;:::!i2o miles from Tampa, Florida, and -I to nvo ... .-.mi wan. .uovoni - j j r 0 miles f rom Santiago, where the ill to help 1 1 1 -in out of lilt ;( 1 t rt . i panisn neet ana army was trapped THE MONITOR AJAX. W1LBEIIFORCE SCIIWETEB, Attorney-at-Law. Collections and all legal buei cess promptly attenied to. OFFICE IN COURT HOUSK. D!!..s..cEAwr.)ED,D. dahwis n.cm.wroai jyn. D. M. CRAWFORD & SOS, hava formed a rartnernhip for the P' of Medicine and their collateral branc' Ollice at old ,tnd, corner of rh.rd and 'r anjre afreets, Mittl.ntown. I'a. One or both ol them will be found at the-.r olf.ee at all times, unless otherwise ,.ro(esior.s,lT tn eayed. April lot. 18!5. I r. DERK, PR.1CTICIAI. DENTIST. -aduate of the Philadelphia P.-sta! 'Jol. ge. Office at old established lo cation, Uridine Street, opposite Court House, -Uifflmtown, Pa. G2r" Crown and Bridge work; Painless Extraction. All work guaranteed. FENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD- SchtHliile it) KllVet 5I:y 27, 1S. vi:stvaki. Way Passenijer, leaves IMiiladelphia tit 4 St) a. in: Harrishnrir H (K) a. in: Dnneann.Mi S S." a. m: New Port $) 0"i Millerstown !) 1 a. in: Durword i. lit : I lioiiipsoniou n : -' a. in, Dvke!X!a. in: 'l usi-artira .". a. in; Mexico ! 40 a. in; Port Koyal 9 41a. in: Milllin J"0 a. in: Denlmini !! a. in: l,ewisliwn in hi a. in: MeVe.vtown in its a. in: Newton Hamilton II 00 a. in: Mount I nion 11 (Mi a. in: JInntin- dtm 11 :!:! p. in: Tyrone 11' o p. m: Al tHna 1 H) p. in: I'ittshurf? "0 p. ill. Mail leaves Philadelphia at 7 00 a. m; Harrishnrfr at 11 4H a. m: Mifflin I 11 p. in: I.ewistnwn 1 HO p. in; I lutitiusr lon -2'Jii p. in; Tyrone :i 12 p. in; Al tiNina H 4." )). in: Pittshur-; S :0 j. in. Altoona Ai-eomnindation leaves Har rishur nt " oo p. in; I iiineannon 5 34 p. in: XewjMirt 0 02 p. in: Millerstown o 11 p. in: Thonip;a)ntiwn ii 21 p. in: Tusearora ( :i0 p. in; Mexico ti .'!" p. in; Port Pnya! ( .'!S p. in: Milllin ! 4't p. in: Ieiiiiilin i! 40 p. in: Lewistowii 7 07 p. I m: Me eytown .SO p. in; .Newton 1 lamiltnn 7 oo p. m: Mnntiinrilnn S 20 i p. in: Tyrone !i 02 p. in: Altoona !! :i j p. in. Paeilii- Kxpress leaves Philadelphia ltd 11 20 p. in: llarrisl.ur? at 3 00 a. m. 1 Marysville 3 14 a. in. Ihiuraiinon 3 20 a in. Newport .' -r- a in. Port Royal 4 2" a. in. Milliin 4.:0 a. in. l,ewislown '4 -12 a in. Newton Hamilton 5 : a. in. j ! I iii.tinnli'ii 0 o.'i a. in. IVtcrshnrir ii 19 ' a. m. Tyrone 11 2 a. in. Altoona 7 !0 a. in. I'itlslmrir 12 lo a. in. ; Oyster Kxpress leaves Philadelphia j at 4 :") p, in. I lanislmra; at in I'll p. in. I Newport II l"i p. in. Milllin 11 lo ji. m. j I.ewistnwn 11 -VS p. in.; Huntingdon 12 j -VS a. in. Tyrone 1 :!2 a. m. Altoona 2 00 : a. iii. Pittshiirt; " :o a. in. j I-'ast Line leaves J'hiladelphia at 12 I 2" p. in. 1 lairishnr; 3 50 p. in. Duneaii ; nun 4 1) p. in. Newport 4 :-:" p. in. Mif ! tlin ." o7 j 1. m. I,ewi.-town 5 27 p. 111. J Mount I'nion 6 OS p. in. Huntingdon Ii. 27 p. 111. Tyrone 7 04 p. 111. Altoona 7 40 ji. in. Pittslmrs: 11 30 p. m. KAjsTWAUI). Altoona Accommodation leaves Al- T c.l . ,.niitMi - in 111. 1 , liillt J lit it. III. .1. Mia has heen pt:t id , i,.,..rs,ur!, .-. -, ... ,. Hunting!.... 37 Ill-lilt count r . Tin; t'ulinns are- iis"iisle The Ajax is one of tho old siu;jlo turretcd mouitors built daring tho civil war, lr.t iutUnd of beiuR allowed to stk-U in tho lnnd witii too others of her clasrf sho vras used by tho naval militia of Camden, I- eomiuissimi aju iier, aimuiutuL 01 siuootuoores sapoleineutea by rapid lirn ! a. in. Newton Homiltoii 01 a. 111. Mc- rmes or .small caiiocr. j evt,, ,, ,; K , ,ewisown i 3.S a. , . I 111. Milllin li oS a. in. Port Koyal 7 02 a. I m. Thompson tow n 7 17 a. 111. Miliers I towu 7 2'i a. in. New in t 7 Ho a. 111. The monitor Jason, is a poverful!.r",,,m s,H,a-m- I",rrM'urs:w T . ' ' i 41 i j 1 j 11' M'a Miore leaven I'lttshuri; at 2 .o a . wi. The government has contracted, single turreted monitor, tnat would;;,;;,;':,-; ::;:;s:r:;nn;,:;i the Spanish I rans Atlantic! make any coast city sate trom::::.!''-.!: I:;;;;:;;':;;,;;; ;;;;:,:;"H Company to ship 1,000 officers for! Spanish warships. She is as muclV:Si!. ,.,.. ,.,iH.",.;,,..M,h.-; $60 each, and 24,000 enlisted men lot a rammer as a shooter. So the I '"Ma?,! W&z. 1 DEWEY HAS CAPTURED MANILLA vn 1 .leelrove-i the Spanish fleet Wo have captured the remain. tf? of Clothing conBiKtiPf, of Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, t t 1 .rT-st anl well-known Clothing Houses of Liver- nn0waU&S 1013 Market Btr.t. Fhiladelphin, for 45 ,ght, Greonewa t . iw hM rep kQ cents onTTie do lar A cto wn g RIGHT qreEXEWALT&Co intl.eH..ryofJ0n,..ta(J..ntyacturMof clotLirgj 1013 Marktt Philadelphia, Pa , May 10, 1898. Air Ferd Meyers, Dear Sir : We find the backward season this Sorinc has prevented us in cloMDg out oar large new oprmrr atoek and we find ourselves loaded with an immense Block of new Cloth inr The only remedy we have to dispose of it is to sacrifice prices. Kuowin- that you aro a lar-e cash buyer no doubt yoa will take tho opportunity offered to you and buy the romamdr of our stock at 4 -.cents on the dollar. Shall w submit samples. 1 lease answer by return imaU Yours Reap'., LIVERIGIIT GREENE WALT ,V Co, OrFicE of FERD MEYERS, rinolpr in Clothinr' and Furniture. Mitllintowr, Pa., May 12, 1S'.)8. Liveri-ht, Greenewalt & Co., Gents: Yours of the lUth aist., ro ceived anl contents noted. We are always open for Bargains. Pleasu tend samples at once. If styles and quality are satisfactory we will buy the remainder of your stock. Yours respeetf u!!y, We have scooped in the remainder of tho entire Spring Stock of Liveritfl.t, Greenewalt & C. We put the kuife to tax and chopped down prices to one hulf what they were formally. Now is your opportunity to buy new aud reliable clothing as long us they are here. ',"". We put on sale 5G0 Men's all wool suits, regular price '.) 50, ppecial sale price $4.23. 271 Men's all wool fancy worsteds suits in sacks and cutaways, all sizes. These suits are worth $12 50, special sale !;rice $( 25. 265 Men's cassimere suits, the greatest bargun, t'ue.y aro bunch a 1 from difftrent lots, all sizes. Six different patterns to select from. They range in value from $7 to $0. Special s do price $4.31 7C7 Children's suits, all styles and sizes. Cheviots, Cassimeres, Serges, regular prices $2 50, up to $3 00. Special sale price $1.68. 972 Bjys' suits. Cheviots, Cassimeres and Fancy plnids. This line was gathered with epf cial reference to young men's needs. Regular price S5 50 up to SS.00 Special Bale price $.125 up t ) $1 62. CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE. The season for Furniture is about to a close and we find we must have more room for onr large full stock which will arrive in d'la time. Therefore wa are compelled to close out ihe remain der of onr spring stock. All our former prices are marked down 20 per cent. Now is your opportunity to buy furniture :t a sac rifice. D;u'f. miss this chauco. 115 and 117 Bridge Street. FEBO MEYEHS, Tusearora Valley Railroad. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MOXDaT, .UJXF.. 20, 1898. EASTWARD. siiiiic timn the Spaniards were. from Santiago De Cuba, to Cadizi might be multiplied but the pres-lHxi f" i- r-t- 1 1-1 w 1 . .! A- Ml. J. . J ' - . . !- . I II : .1 ! at S on :i. iii. AlliM.na 1 1 4n a. ni. Tyrone in. i iniiti:i"i!n l-' ,,, I p. in. Milllin 1 "iii m. 1 : i: : . ' rs si . n-.. . . a "II j . I i i , 1 ' 1 . I IS a SIT' II ' 1 1 II 1 Mil. 1 : V ... . A..- tl . Il II t T- 111, , . ... .It.. . . . A A 11 .'MTISI itinr Ill 1 1 in I T.i 1 1 i i- .u. . 1ssu.Miv(.,.rw1,Iki,, th,. ,:,riy PaiIN K)1 4jO eacn. i lie united' 11 muMicuiuiio cue unitieni 10 vvv,n"HX".I,".i,i;; .niimin.s.,, i, as ,,,p.,in Manila States government to furnish theishow what formidable iron clad 1 ! H?,ves A,.,,,K,"i' !,t r " T- ivi lx in 11, in..f..in- l..-t..i- tlu-i , . . i fH o -r-i I A , , ,-'" )'. ., 1111,1 ; ''?-"'" K p m. n .gga,-d was,.,, .,' H,..iships, total $780,000. The second! American war ships are on guard at ;!":: i"il;oi,;! ,i.-. is M..-.-s!iv siv dext.r-! vmI 1'; fn- U t-4- -P ..Jniir c'i rrvirt -ifi'c " I M."V',.V!.,.,: '!.': I:,r.,..,.,.,va, -?'-0 i- ' I XIII I I Iffll fll I III fill III I I I I iM 1 . I t M t . IV I I 1 1 I I 1 fcllll , '"V.n.iii i. . Ml Him . IL pedition for tne support of Dewev 1 i"".ing,at Manila, reached its destination nnl A co.n,,ic ?.f..al!irs " itea irom nthSo. , ' - - - --" " . A V I 4 . 4i.surl: siirli jss i:-ii!iinir 'eryera in anii:ii nnriior. ;in linn lien l.e eainc mil . is snidest i ,f s as the n'uaniat inn ami ma-sin a jM-eat lleet, and Shatter is su I i e ni" a shall . !iien with run lUnnnii inn-e t iinmli i lie vitals ni i p.- pv . . - auarlikeeneiix. There is a .h,,I ' tO rOi'O KlCO IS COllipOSed ileal ni ini-anini: in smne nainer 'I'll i: I teiiim-ral ir IP ni. .nuk-rstov. n ;i rJS n ni. NVi.,nl Uarcia the MV . . . '- . - ' '" 1!:,r' i uir.,i r a niin ..t t....i i , ,. . '"'" ?" v i- mil. ainps.m j . f 1 4. M 1 C r ife"'""' ul i,wuu vi.uaiw nun an inie.xpiillllCU UllllCUltV Vltll 'ail Kxpross lta es i'iiKliui- .,t 1 .n ruin- w..rk s...h;tne 2ISI 01 JUlV. It Sailed trOm Sail t,,ieral Rafter, unci withdrew his antiv of -1,000 Cub tntrooDs "' ;Yl""na " '" '" : 4 . c d-i 1 lm ? . . r 111. 1 mil iniri Imi , .., . ,.-..,. m knnrKrn nn thp i -ith rf nn ThoiT" l,e"?nu ?-!I,ier.s arm? leP(:n ( 'r wuntetJ Ran- ; -s .hi . i.,s .i; ; army that Ueneral Miles : tiago as tue capitol city lor the Cuban government and when i J Kl !!'' ' "rt 'i"V:l1 s !' '" haS tnk'Pn he ,earnt'd th3t Jt ot 1 b5 apart for that purpose he ' i.i.. ann.m j.;,,, V'l'i tnn llCl IclKCl 1 withljrew h:s ilrn!y go:.g : ll)e ,,ire,:tl-m of IJrtL!uinF whichi'.P- almOSt ell- cityIiei,lh'i! ''Ptttre and tart the Cuban jmvernment ''" nu XuZnTn TX. . . Y. ' '"oops coming nt to surrender to fcliiller. Gaici! ordered the '-' n ip. n.. mm; 7iV:V .', ii vuneb u leu weie laia in xne ports 0T:;7,-,-,,--us,;u,,,,rru'1,,cvo. . 'Silia Uiey WOB,d no- ,hat: u-.w, j!;'''V, t . . . . t L V. tlieV WOUld Mirrondor to tlift Atllfririn- T).a t, 1 : 7 i,",-rr is I hr I lennx-iatir U 1 f blls. silver bnus. and are S 10 boat Jorge Juan was Mink in krti were taken ! p ! .."V ..i,r 'n.. K. V,,it, ComnKxlorej:; ,!;;'!' Avenue und SmitiS needed at home. They do not now IS ! Ssn,nnh: ,.;in I- ie,,lr .Innn- lie emn.n- 1 r 4. 1 ll 1 A it'. .... .1. . 1 V. , raapain. Hut as i,e eninu LI III 1 Iv ()l LUIIllll LU UUlIlUaiQ AITieri- A aieuu,,s- V" "lv a' t Vu waters to hunt for Admiral Ij.-iCnrTni ,,. u,,,,, -n ,-e de,-ni 1 l,,e!fnn rjti. ThPV 'A TP thilllnrr hn llX TT.. S .. ive 0tl ;enera,MaKV. ujj ii thai Nvax. ihe llepublieans ill I , -j iiwvv i a:ui miu reiurnwi D&pam. Jlyandl jTT. 'Z.::X! SiZrilfcy S escape bombardment ofiSf tnen citiei.. But Mill with all such iu;t'r'oI!,c'? Miiy, una tu- landing i troo,)S w0Sigu ii.iu.rtf,K.w, FARMEfiS THlS.ifacts in view there is more or lettfcJ STATIONS. L ,! :No.ljNo.3 DAILY, F.XCEI'T StTMDAY. j : A. M. P. M. Bkir's Mills Lv. 7 25 1 45 W aterloo 7 31 1 51 Leonard's Grove 7 37l 57 Koss Farm J 45 2 05 Terulaek l 52 1 12 East Watei ford S 05 '2 25 Hecktaan ;8 l7;- 37 Honey Grove 8 22 2 42 Fort kip-ham ;8 302 50 Wdrble 8 39 2 50 Pleasant View Is 4ll3 04 Seven Tines '8 52 13 12 Spruce Hill s 55 !3 15 Graham's '9 03:3 23 Stewart '.'.'.'.ft (i6,!3 2G Freedom ft qq j3 09 Turhett .'..'.ft 1213 32 ollll'i-rt :n I83 38 fort Royal Ar.19 25 3 45 RAILROin TINE TABLE. pEKKY COUVTr RAILROAD. The following schedule went Into effort Nov. IB, 18m, and the trains will be run u follows: Leave p. m a. m 4 30 9 00 4 30 8 C6 4 39 9 09 3 41 9 11 4 45 9 14 4 45 9 15 4 51 9 19 4 54 9 22 4 5S 9 24 4 59 9 2' ft 10 IU 43 6 1G 9 49 5 21 9 54 ft 2 1 9 57 5 27 10 0o 32 10 C7 5 34 10 17 5 7 10 30 6 02 10 35 p. ui a. tu Arrive Arrive a. m King's Mill 7 49 2 Sulphur Springs. 7 48 oS "Cornian Siding 7 44 j. Montf-bello Park 7 41 9 , Weaver 7 40 I 7 3e 2 08 Trains Noh. 1 and 2 connect at Port Roval ' i d y P:lssun"'!r ant Seishora Expross on 1 . R. K., and Nos. 3 and 4 with Miii pat WESTWARD. STATIONS. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY 1 11 mil l In n il ivia1ie :ilne !' inr i .-rtini-i-. niHin imi.u 'i' 'H:'Mi'::.)nnrphpncinn in A tn,.-, .j- Jree jzovernment 1 lit- lit:it mil. .f . J . 1 , : . lire sfiOn 1 erictu government . helping to a tate of "!T,rj',i"" the eMe.Fli In the Philippine islands the indents! tilii,,,.; K"-m" ination to re.-ent Aii-erican help. Thev!?1''"'"''!. ng an inci :;ii":K;r.TMs:,nV Uldia MUiy OpaillSn Snip Oti"ontcali ".Pnow. Tl-e.V it interference.' At first ! mke iui to ...rtheu-i ti.rH-:..r..r.i,,t L-mun ! ir r-nifrhj- n t'l n" in t wlot'f 4 4-U . ' , 'ere wl,dlJ anxious lor help; now that the Americans I l,av,l,,--,iwniiUt the wZ'l "l1111 VW.d UyUp YlS 10 the .have helped them off the gtidiron'ol Spanish misrule n,!,v ,a,S Atlantic coast line and shell a num-l mencan9tostapdolt L'sk;kk: II..- I'm niiiiin lo l- iliv iilt il inl 1 1 ii-- In t :i- f ! Ii - : I ; 1-1 I'i i m 1 ; m . . riii.iNi i 1 n : I't. 1 m 11 M . . . . :;.i.ni I n : . : I'i.i m 1 1 : I "i.nn 'i ber of our great cities. It would be risky work for Spanish war shins to I . rti-iitnivirriconie to American waters, for all the! ;'r,:Tr:!Si . American cities along the coast have! powerful monitors on the lookout! ior piratical paniaras. Mich mon-l itors as the Miantonomoh, would i Mlt'KI.IN'lowx l'lIir.AOKI.I IIIA .'lAKKKTs, L' n. -i il -.i:l X J mi - N ii;.iM i.. 1:. I M . - .1. 1 11 1 1 , A . . Tii" l:r: l:.i:il. Junv 7 W"Jr;;::v soon make short work of the shins! n :r.;.. (-i . . 1. PURE BLOOD. of the Dons. '' le.it r.i in r.i: .... k;o fjiii.i-.--v . .. F.ii'i.-r Fpjs HblU Slion'der. . . I.a,d Sin.;.-. Timothy si-.il.. K a - Mi-cd Bian. I'li'ip. ......... ' -in iit.... . . rr--lr(il ;U Aiiiriran Suit X. jr,.v 27, i. J Wl.,twk..: ,,ts:2i-; ,-, :s(-1 V ZrZ ill.. IU -Ji .. 2 to 2 50 !6 nil ; 2 ." i2 K . .... - 7 H.4U CO . 70 S5e to " !) . . - "5 ic ion; ii.nu-f VI tol'.i,- ; i-ir-rs l the U-rnuul, V.f Vtill iV ,,s I""'1 f 4. lo i;0e ; , ew polat- r-s 1 to . i.1' '" and tm. ts f Li.d ! H' sheep . Sto 5 ; lau.l 3 to 7e : 11 i, l-vut he i .h Man Port Koyal.. Old Tort . ' Turbett 1... Freedom Stewart Oraliam's Spruce Hill. ." Seven PinPS Pleasant View Warble '" Fort Bipbain. Honey Grove...!! Heekuian . East Waterford!;;; Peruluck Koss Fiirm. Leonard's Grove.""" Waterloo... Blaira Mill J.I a Knddr 'Hoffman Rover Mahanoy Bloomlield Tressler Nollaon " Duru's . KIHotsblirit Btrohpisl'n Grot-n Pirk u . -..nn. ui- junc e 33 ii unoaisMirr 6 is 9 50 Leave a. m rr.Tin t1-a RlnnmH..! m ... -nrl irrn-os 3 Liniihnrs; at. 6 i a J' Train leaves Linriisliurz t K.oa T . ' ..." arrive at Bloomlield at 6.40 p. m. ' All atationa murkcl () aro ting statioBH. 7 81 2 0 7 2 200 7 23 1 41 7 09 134 '04 131 7 01 i .,n 58 1 o5 8 51 1 20 4 1 18 --ag. H. SaiLcr, President. H. Bc, Spt. rVEWrOKT AND SIIKRMAN'S VAL - "aiiruaa l onipany. Timatabl STATIONS. Till, ward. ""Tr No.2,No.4 A. M. :p. M. 0 010 20 5 0.1 13 10 27 5 12 2.8 10 33 5 18 3.7 10 3fl 5 21 4 4 10 30 5 24 5-0 10 42 5 27 6 31.0 Bos 35 7.2,10 53;5 38 9 0;il 0115 4G 10.0111 06 5 51 12 0;ll 15 6 00 14- Ojll 23 6 08 15- 1 11 28 6 13 17.5ll 40 G 25 20.5jll 53 6 38 22.0,12 0016 45 24-0,12 086 53 25.5;12 14 6 5) 27-0,12 20,7 05 tows ".S to s-2 : tiiilch -. ..'the Ti" ; nupi ; to e; live t spring elm-kens 2 and to 13c a Miund. 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