Application of HOHII Material.
The evils from Improper construction
of stone roads are even greater than
those resulting from the use of im
proper material. Macadam never in
tended that a heterogeneous conglom
eration of stones and mud should lie
called a macadam road. The mistake
is often made of depositing broken
stone on an old road without tirst pre
paring a suitable foundation. The re
sult in most cases Is that the dirt and
mud prevent the stone from packing
and by the action of traffic ooze to the
surface, while the stones siuk deeper
and deeper, leaving the road as bad as
before.
At Whakarewarewa, New Zealand,
there are geysers, hot springs, boiliug
pools, mud volcanoes and hot water
falls.
Santa Claus is unknown in Spain.
The three Magi are supposed to be the
ihlldren's gift brlngers.
Receipts and Expenditures of Montour County, Pennsylvania,
For the Year Ending January 7th, 1901.,
STATEMENT SHO WING Til E TAX ACCOUJV TS OF TII /; S. //1 7///. 1L COLLECTORS FOR THE YEAR 1900.
|| COUNTY TAX. | STATE TAX- JJ DOC TAX
DISTRICTS COLLECTORS. TAX BO PAY TAX COL'CT'RH AMOUNT BALAKCH TAX 'EO'NAV COL'CT'RS AMOUNT BALANCE TAX BODAT COT< " R ' RE AMOUNT BAI.ANCB
|>ABBKBBBDji || RKTUBH ' D j COMlSS'jl.|| PAID, j DCS. ASSBSSED.j jCOMBB'JR. j| PAID, jj DUK. JjAMHSSKD.jj | COMIBS'If.. PAID, jj DUK.
Aathopy Township jC. J. Yagel IJ 1057 25 j3BI G, j llgj 26 I®! j| |®2 IW ji J!T 22 81 80 ; 8I 77 fj2sjj Mj7B j || 60 ISO || I|lo I 163h20 ! 2 87 9
Cooper | Noah Krum j4 >9 45 14 51 4 03 ,S 2. 2B < 4<J 165 , J .i 11 1, 94 »2 <7 28 50 60 .14 OFI 16 50
Danville Borough Edw. W. Peters 6111 85 23# M »| A 0 K3 ,112. SGF? '-i I 2? ®r R *> * 1 «» 27 Wi 50
Uerry Town. hip* I David C. Johnson }i 1050 fit! 27 57 2 M 31 0 .S •« 1 »21 2*» £7 7: (HI 1 41 2 38 &43 12 75
Liberty " I John Boudeman 01 27 U 1 FLL W « !', .?£ FT V!' *«« i ,«> ,<< *i » 128 70 £ST 57 IHI
-UmeMone •• John Marshall H«6 12 70 7 , -jii .V.' 51 'IS I 21 31 00 : 71 J8 01 ti 00
Mahoning " N, Kensterinacher !"1 <>B 1 24 25 2 66 *•' 'JJ£ ' | " ' 5,1 •>' "><• 4 80 1 LFI ' 28 23 r>o
Mayherry " !C. J. Cleaver i 30» 53, U' ,1 10 « j " G „ : J3 » •••• •• 22 50 70 B7 $ 13 300
Vat IT* " I F. P. Appieinan ! JK» , W 28 U 2i .3 31 » «{0 !S6 «< 2,01 KI 10 OL 00 1:« 168 4, W 700
Washingtonville Boro«gh WM.C.Runvan IM IHS 303 5 « ;"! R' 7 O 'J, 22 1 - !' 1 (K) 20 81 7 W 300
WMT Hemlock Twp WM. H. T'rossley - 307 50; 7M ! •••• 0' 9 j 2,>0 38 ° ~ 1 J Ol *1 11 21 50 27 61 13 62 700
Total Tax Account for 1900 13917 41 4'.M 00 21 IT 1 j?- I:#M ! 1111 M I "'' X " 08 657 W 8 10 S M UL U
Taxes received for Prior years [•••• j--|| i""t| ""j «**"" "" I,U ••••; 145 65 1..
otal Taxes received during the year A. D. 1900.. J : 13,30» •T> ; 2132 08
■137 TWI J ~
Outstanding Taxes in favor of County 1394 ! 96 239175
Estimated exonerations and commissions on same j 150 | 00 jj .... 25 00
Actual amount of outstanding taxes in favor of County L - ,) - 11 '75
N . B. The following taxe. remain due and unpaid for 1899, towit:-Cyrus E. Bardole, Collector of Anthony Twp.. County tax, *1*0.70; D,« tax $18.16, Total #201.86; by Edward W. Peters, Collector of Danville Borough, County tax
$89.07, Dog tax *50.00. Total £139.07.
* The I.lmesUitie Twp. tax account settled in full since Auditors' report.
" ~ I*. 4 . \l:uic\Kl:l(, Tieivvsi ITI:»:. I\ UIOI XT WITH NO\TOIK COL\TV. "
L> R , TO CASH RECEIVLD FROM THE FOLLOWING SOUKCES: 1 OISJ3I RSEMKNI> AS I-OLLOWS:
Balance on band at last settlement * M' (1 Amount paid ON county o-ders during the year LUOO as per HIE classified acct. of expenditures. . $18,738 26
County Tar received for 1900 11,668 89 \ MONN T PAID Commonwealth for State Tax of 1900 for which there was no order issued. $2,160 90
" •• prior years FJ Treasurer's commission on same 2183
State Tax received for 1900 ' 2,182 73
•• " for prior years THEASUREB'S COMMISSION, VIZ:
Dog Tax received for 1900 TIP - TWO FTLL<I one-balf per cent, on disbursement of .. 818,738 26
" for prior years , Less county's portion of Hotel Licenses, commission on same having been allow ed in
County Tax received in 1900 on Unseated Lands and Collectors Returns. ... Treasurer's License account 883 HO
Reimbursements of State Tax for 1900 UZ> RL
Hotel Licenses for 1900, county's portion, •.••••.'• ••••••• 'Commission allowed on $17,854 76 44637
Oommissioners of Northumberland County for one-half expenditures of Danville river bridge, Balance IN Hands of P- C- Newtaker, Treasurer, January 7th, A D. 1901 4,099 01
and other joint bridges. 780 23
Commonwadth 'S costs, fines and jury funds 265 95 $25,466 37
George P. Cotner, Ex County Treasurer 164 85
Amount retained as costs in connection with the collection of Returned Taxes against the
Mahoning Mill Company 121 33
Sale of old lumbtr 2 50
S 25,466 37
F. F. \E\VIt\KEK, THKAMIKKIC. I\ A««OI \T IYITII LICE.XKIX ICK< I]IM ITI\ <; THK 1 i:\LT A. I».
|) R . Xo amount of Retail Licenses $ 1,385 31 CL*. By amount paid Commonwealth 8 4,370 69
<• «■ <« Billiards and Pool Licenses . . 120— " " •• •' for advertising Appraisers List and postage 88 68
.< . <• •< « 4 Hotel License 6,200 — •< " Treasurer's commission 428 44
.. •< «« " Brewers and Distillers Licenses 1,400 — " " amount Hotel Licences applied to county funds (county's portion). 88350
«. .< •• •« Wholesale Liquor Licenses 200— " " " " " paid Danville Borough 2,964
«< " •• " " " Washingtonville Borough 228
$ 9,305 31 •• " " " " " Anthony Township 57
«< " •• •• " " Dcrry Township 114
• • «< •• " " " Liberty Township 57
•• " '• " " Valley Township... 114
S 9,305 31
« I. T*M! If:i» AC < 01 \T OL 1 ' KXL»K.\I>ITI BBS.
Joseph H. Hendricks Valley twp 47 45 34 81 45 1 JAIL EXPENDITURES:—
COL RT EXPENSLS AND COMAI JNWEALTH 3. . Geo. W. Cromis, Jr., Washingtonville 24 35 6 30 35; CO IL ' 274 20
Grand Jurors * 1 ONA WM. B. Moore, West Hemlock twp 30 45 10— 10 45 ( .
TraversJurors 902 14 J. C. Miller, Prothonotary, expenses in con- Water water 52 00
Constables making quarterly returns and tipstaves " nection with regis bon of birth & death. 44 80 44 Clothing for prisoners 742
George J. anderslice, court stenographer .. II( , Dr. I. Grier Barber, medical attendance for prisoners 23 0#
E. K. Hale, court cryer AMI jaoitor QA . &82<9() * General repairs anil supplies 4OOU
Thomas C. Welsh, district attorney ■■ » X. 11. The amounts under item annual assessment include A ATLALNS POINTING county jail, jail stable and jail fence.... 138 50
J. C. Miller, clerk of courts and prothonotarv I _* X' I State tax assessment, registration of voteis registration of S J WELLIVR R , paints etc 01 26
George Maiers, sheriff I-AUN school children and regis'tion of birth & death, as follows: Sundry persons for repairs 44 90
Justices - Annual assessment $ 240- LAWN MOWER "! 1"!! I. • 725
Constables State, Tax assessment , -
Witnesses 10 _ Registry of voters 3 , U _'~7 $ C 96 62
Recording Com misf-soners bonds AC 1U Registry of birth and death 65J)0 ELIX'TION EXL'ENSES-
Cost of having book of evidence printed for Superior Court in Registry of school children 125 . ' * '
case of George P. Cotner, Ex-Treas, vs. Montour county. 11 - SPRING election $ 452 27
Watchman at jail .... •••• $ 827 90 General election 480 63
J BRIDGE AN D ROAD EXPENSES: The Record Publishing Co, of Milton for official and specimen
$ 3,115 22 K C N ballots for spring and general elections 80 00
COL-STY COMMISSION EES, AUDITORS Ac.— BVIDG^! ".".'.V."".IV.' V."".".*.'. " 4«1 24 BWFA. BWTO »WTT« 45 00
George W. Miles, commissioner 126 days at 3,50 $ General repairs 186 60 106390
Wesley Perry, '• 125 «' " "' "FF
Hiram C. Sandel " 125 " " $ 728 84 MISCELLANEOUS:—
John C. Peifer, commissioners clerk NEW JOINT BRIDGE ON LITTLE ROARING CREEK:— ~ , ~ , „ LU T INNNM
FTIWORFI S/ITPF GPARHAFTRI count v solicitor # N N lv6(iemp tion of CONNTJ l>onils . $ 4000 00
RNNNTV Anditow
Tnrv Commissioners 8120 " Northumberland county liable for one-half X.f this Amount paid for sheep killed by dogs 1925
Traveling expenses necessarily incurred by commissioners in amount, less 220, amount paid by them to Nelson and Premium on noxioas animals 54 25
' the discharge of official duties Buchanan, for new iron bridge Inquisitions on suadry persons 93 45
K ! DANVILLE RIVER BRIDGE EXPENSES:— County Teachers Institute 122 25
8 2284 42 . , . . . T ~,E O Support of convicts at E. S. Penitentiary 227 50
Amount paid for material and labor in facing piers ....... $ 717 82 .. „ „ Hnntm-lon K.-ronuatory!9ll4
GEORGE MAIERS, SHERIFF: — ( T< 1( |( " IN sfdewaik and " " ,MNRTTES IN State Hospital 273 75
Boarding prisoners and keys $ 527 25 COBL)LI FT pp ßo ach to bridge 273 47 Tax on county indebtedness for 1899 10000
Drawing and notifying jurors Amount paid for general repairs : 145 77 2F"WNRI V * 1-', M
Washing for prisoners... ••••;• •; 8 - .. " " electric light 130— , « 0R ® XT inction of forest fires LOL b4
Conveying prisoners to E. S. Penitentiary «>4 (, J ( <F TT T H .. 60— " -: ,!L .L ER ' 1 rothonotary, certifying judgments ect. to coin-
Reports to Board of Public Charities missioners office 44 30
———7- £ J 41772 L. Sidler, Recorder, certifiying mortgages etc., commis
* ' 10 X. IS. Northumberland county liable for one-half of the SUNDRI."' FS 'ORN
ASSESSORS' PAY. expenditures on River Bridge ' ' I
AA'l As't. Trl'lAs t. _ COURT HOUSE EXPENDITURES:— ? 0 2 7 83
John A. Whipple, Anthony twp $69>5 $ 56—$ 12 J STATIONER y and blank books $ 232 99 "_H—l
Isaiah W. Krum, Cooper twp >■> • (J OIMTV printing and advertising 195 Total amount of orders issued in 1900 18,738 76
George W. DeGreeu, perry twp. , IN -N Coal 244 Amount of orders unredeemed for 1900 250
Jos. L. Frame, Danville, First Ward 96 50 65- J® 13 20
Harry E. Seidel, " Second VV ard ... ' " . Water rent and water repairs 26 85 Amount of orders redeemed for 1900 $ 18,736 26
LNTNIIUS » KURTH WLRD 75 65 SSZ General repairs and supplies 72 88 Amount of orders redeemed for prior years 200
N « IT"' X,l R.W(.C QO 90 9.1 Expiessage and postage 30 80
W. C. Robbins, Liberty t p • •• L Sundrv persons cleaning court house 19 65 Total amount of orders redeemed in 1900 $ 18,738 26
Matthew Feinour, Limestone twp IN OO 00 - '
J. W. Deibert, Mahoning twp 4915 16— 65 15 835 37
Serry Vought, May berry twp 28 65 10— 38 65
FIX A\< I VI, STATK.tI IM OF THK ASHKTS A\L) I.IAKII.ITIKN OF UOM'OI It (OI.XTV.
T „ AMOUNT of bonded indebtedness * 21,000 00 BV amount of cash in hands of County Treasurer $ 4,099 01
™ " unredeemed orders for 1900 21 OO •• Outstanding county tax for 1900 1,244 96
14 •• JOE Commonwealth for tnx on county indebtedness for L'JOO 8-4 00 41 " dog " 41 2147 5
- estimated outstanding bills " " returned " •' and prior years 132 72
" DUE E G Hoffman Estate on Commonwealth costs for years 1897 and 1898 in dispute. . 171 OO 14 44 county 14 1899 275 77
' ' " " TLO G " " 68 16
$ 21,28805 friabilities in EXCESS ol' assets 15,25268
$ 21,288 05
p7c,TN©wbaker, Treasurer, in account with the Several Districts for Taxes Arising from Unseated Lands and Collector's Returns.
• R~ T -- Balance still due the several Districts including
DISTRICTS Taxes Received in I 900. Treasurer's Commission of 5 per cent, on same Amount Paid by Treasurer to the several Districts- balance on hand forprior years
' Road. || W *Ur S. Fund
ANTHOBVTWP IU ! »1» II IW —1...| —l I—J—l W I« |OB J...•'.•••! ...J....' - 1 I::;;!;":!1^|I L]»f || LLW JUIIJNI!
Twp I|oo '2 64 116 06 I-T ........ •*" ...... .V,'
Damille Borough 310 97 176 22 251 24 12 ;JH . .... ?... 7.'."..J TH -I M 858 ... ....
J TPRRY Xwi> .. .... 4 !*W 489 H.'CJ • •••• ........ -M 711 24 51 ILL 96 ••••
LFFIYITE::::::: N» I »TI I I» - V
SNGFE:::::: T™'!"»« j:::::::: ::::::::. K» «
tm :::::::: F„ J'-«R :::::::: .... ::: .... ;. ,27 °.
Wastiinntonvllle Boro ......... !..•• | |; | •••■ ' •••! J ' 11 ill 17 tit. #«» I j— .[..♦
MW IMS|W IJAST® BUAI W\U I WIM STTTI " [if 12 1" 6 1 I '^ 7l ;;L |S •• * 7 " | I " 1 " jj " ' 1 '
We, the undersigned Commissioners of Montour Co. I'a., do hereby certify that the foregoing statement of receipts and expenditures of sai.L County for the year ending Jan. 7,
best of our knowledge and belief. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal of office tins 12th. day ol January, A. I)., 1001. ]| IH AMSA N L)KI., J OK
Attest: JOHN C. PEIFEU, CI-ERK. WESLEY I'EKHY, S MONTOUR CO.
TO THE HONORABI.E, THE JUU.IES OF THE OOURT OF COMMON PLEAS OK THE R- ( I H'NT Y < .F M« »NT«JI' K « E UO 11 ">N U.E' TL'H'NAY
1 <NT> -'1 line lJollnrs and N inety-SLX < "ents '5213.96J
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 12th. day of January, A. I». WUI. I>VNIFIJ DIEIIL [SEAL.]
JC.IIN F. ULLICK. [SEAL.I
Attest: JOHN C. PEIFER, CLERK. WILLIAM BLACK, [SEAL. j
I
1 Clergrymen Collect Their Own Do«.
! An extraordinary survival from the
j primitive tradition of the clergy openly
I collecting their own dues in kind from .
| the people may now be seen in full swing
j in the rural districts of upper Savoy, in
Switzerland. Every year about the mid
dle of October clergymen, attended by j
youths bearing sacks and baskets, go
from village to village, receiving the con
tributions of their parishioners. No sort
of consumable commodity comes amiss,
though money is most favored, and ev
ery evening the sack or basket goes back
heavily loaded. These contributions are
a popular test of respectability, and
many a housewife has been known to
borrow the whole amount of her offering
to the parochial incumbent. —London Ex
press.
1. . R^R.ANIURUJIT.
Mrs. r.iovu—We are going to give a
progressive euchre for the poor. 1 love
to do something for the poor.
Mrs. Jones So do 1.1 love to play I
progressive euchre for them.—Brooklyn
Life. I
Kruei nnil Vine* on flazzas.
The foliage of the rose is ordinarily
sparse and for purposes of piazza
screens needs to be supplemented by
that of soiue other climber In harmony
with it. This cannot be that of the
wistaria or trumpet creeper or yet of
the pipe vine, for these are all of the
coarse, masculine form of plant covers,
but Instead something that is both deli
cate and substantial, as the honeysuc
kle, with its fine, leafy stems, produc
ing a well disposed screen with tlowers
that are inconspicuous as compared
with roses and keep coming all the sea
son through with a fragrance of pecul
iar sweetness at evening when the pi
azza is most apt to be the outside rest
lug place for the family.
Engineering; Congress.
Arrangements are being made among
the various scientific' and mechanical
Institutions In London to hold an en
gineering congress ac the Glasgow ex
hibition next sutnm >r.
A Duke'* Inconacions Hnuior.
On.l bunting expedition the Grand
Duke of Saxe-Weimar saw a forester
' whose face seemed familiar to him.
"Are you not a brother of Chief In- ,
spoctor SchmidtV" asked the duke.
"I am Chief Inspector Schmidt," said
; the man.
j "Ah," said Serenissimus, "that ac- |
! counts for the resemblance!"
Another time the grand duke was wait- ;
1 ing at a small railway station in his tiny
j realm and addressing two little girls play- |
| ing near the signal box asked;
"Who is your father?"
"The station master."
"How old are you 7"
"I am 5 and my sister 4, Serenissimus." |
"llow is that possible? Why, the line
j has only been opened three years!"—
I Mainly About People.
Krtentlly Advice.
Smith —A friend of mine has a good
I scheme, and —
Brown—l can suggest a better one.
Smith—What is it?
Brown—Don't invest in the scheme.—
i Chicago News.
Cultivate Hepose.
Sarah Bernhardt says that writers on
beauty often try to impress upon their
readers that neither joy nor grief, neither
laughter nor tears, should be permitted to
war the smoothness of the skin or the
softness of the mouth's curves. They
should have the face look like a wax
mask. There is, however, a happy medi
um between the expressionless doll un
wrinkled face and the face which is full
of character, but wrinkled by uncontroll
ed temper and ungoverned moods. We
should never try to feel, but cultivate self
control that subdues the manifestations
of feeling in puckerings. Cultivate re
pose, says the divine Sarah, if you desire
to remain young and beautiful.
The Japaneae Plnma.
Every variety of Jananese plum has
a tendency to overproduction, which
frequently kills the young tree. Both
as a protection to the young tree and
for securing good, large, marketable
fruit at least one-half of the crop
should be removed soon after the fruit
Is set says one authority.
0. L, &W, RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE,
In Effect September Ist, 1899
GOING WEST
" " i
NEW IOHK. P.M. A. M. A - 1 ' I ~ M
Barclay St. I.v.' y ;to ...... (0 Oo
('ristopherSSt. 1 » 3<j lu
Hobokcn | y45 10 It ""
scranton Ai j ■> w " "
'daily P.M. 5 .">0
A. \| * 3345 5«
SOEA„TOK 10 00, -5, 3 4(J
Bellevue . a 4 ,1; <r.
Tayiorville J0 ,r, aO3 a
Lackawanna 10 u * 1,1 f5 1; lit
Dnryea 10 2u \ ~ 14
Plttaton 10 aj 21. 4 0 2...
Susquehanna Ave... 10 36 2 * 4os n 111
West Plttaton a & in 284 , - Ui
Wyoming 7 u '.O 14 229 413 ;i »
forty Fort j 41ti
Bennett 7u 10 .*>2 «Vi:;
K ngston 7 1 I 10 st; 242 428.i 47
Kingston..... 10 M * « «30 « iio
Plymouth June... ! 2 47 4 {5 i; 5*
Plymouth., 11 05 252 ... - ]0
Avondale a . 7 ~
Nanticoke ii"l 3 30V
llunlock'f,. 11 ijt 310
Shlcksliinny 1 a ;io 321 "
Hick's Ferry 'l'll 13 336
Beach Haven : j 11 48 542 ••••
Berwick ' \ 11 54 349
Briar Creek if 112 55 ••••
Lime Kidge j 8 A (w 404 ••••
Espy 8 :i> 12 i.-> 411 •
Bloomsburg I 8 4~i 1222 417 ••••
Kupert |8 £ 12 27 423 ••••
Catawlssa 18 6t 12 32 426
Danville 910 12 47 442
Chulasky ... ~.. 449
Cameron j» 2 ; 12 67 464 —,h It'.
KOHTHUMBBRLAND; 93; j 110 606 900
Ar.jA.M I P. M. P. M. P.M. I'.M
GOING KAST.
tTATIONS. ~A S I PAS. PAS. PAS. PAS
■ j -- j ,
NEW YOIK ~ m: ,p. m. a.m a.m. am
Barclay St. Ar. 330 6on 16 41'
Christopher St... 300 465 ;.. •• 635
Hoboken 217 448 •• • 826
Scranton 10 051 12 55 11 40
a.m. P-m. | am
dally I P-M
A.M. P. M P. * P. n.jilly
Scranton y42 12 35 4 65! 5 35;9 0~
Bellevne 93 s 4 50! 6 30|9 02
Taylorville 933 4 45 ; 6 25,8 57
Lackawanna y •><-, 437 6 ' 14.
Duryea ... a 2I : ' 434 6 848
Plttston 919 12 17 42W 6 SII
Susquehanna Ave.. 915 12 14 424 & |8:io
West Plttston.... 9'2 . 421 » |8 3Ji
Wyomlnif 90s 12 4 •> J B '--
Forty Fiirt »o; .... 410 1 *'■>
Bennett 900 4 «»<•. • " 821
Kingston 867 12 02 4 01! 4■> S2l
Kingston 8 551 12 (XI 4 021 4 -H 10
Plymouth Junction 8 501 3 &">| 4 1 BIS
Plymouth 815 11 62 351 44t 801
Avomiale 8 4o! : 3 4»;
Nanticoke 8 3". 11 4.'> 342 ; •'!
Uunlock 8 8 27 3 34 i 4ti
Shlckehlnny • IT.. 11 30 324 38
Blck's Ferry 104 j 3 13 '-J ; >
Beaeh Haven 7 63 3 o" i '*
Berwick 74V n 114 301 i «*»
Briar Creek 7 ' l* 1
Lime Kldge 7 30 i 248 ® -'T
Kspy 7 2.; 10 46 242 »
Bloomsburg 715 10 41 238 .... Jol'
liupert 709 10 3ti 231 J*'
Catawlssa 703 10 32 226 828
I»anville 8 50 1 10 21 212 « »
Ohulasky ; '
Cameron 8 38 i
NOETHUMBBBL'D... 825 10 ou 169 b
L.V A.M. A.M. Ir. M. P- M - IP.M
Connections at Kupert wuh Philadelphia
Heading Kailroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua.
Wllliamsport, Sunburv, Pottcviile, etc. At
Northumnerlanil with P and K. l)iv. P. K. K. for
Harrisburg, Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren
Corry, ana Erie.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE
! In Effect Nov. 25th. 1900.
A M 1A.M.1 I'M.P. M
Scranton(l)4iH)lv \ 8 4". <» 38' 2 18 §4 271
Pituton " "708 I 1000 52 42 452
A. M. A. M. P. M. P.M|
Wilkesbarre... lv §7 30 $lO 55 3OS it 00|
Plym'th Ferry " 112 7 37 fli 021 3 18 f# 07
Nanticoke " 748 11 10 3-6 8 17
Mocanaqua .... " 804 11 32 848 837
Wapwailopen.. " 8 13 11 42 356 847
Nescupeck ar 824 11 52 1 407 700
AM _ P.M. P.M.
I'ottsville Iv § 5 ■*' fl2 18 j
Hazleton " 705 200 550
Tomhicken " 722 218 ti 10
Fern (Hen " 729 227 •> 18
Kock (lien "1 7 35 2 34 ti 25
Nescopeck ar| 800 300 650
Catawlssa.. .ar!
ATM A.M P.M. P M
Nescopeck lv j8 24 §ll 52' 407 00
Creasy •' 833 12 02 4 It; 7OU
Espy Ferry.... " 112 8 43 12 10 112 4 21 7 20 ; *
E. Bloomsburg, " 847 12 14 4 89j 785
CatHWissa ar 855 12 21 435 732
Catawlssa lv 856 12 21 435 73 2'
South Danville " »14 12 38 4 53. 751
Sunbury '• 9 3-"i 100 5 15; ,s 15.
~ A. M. P. M P. M P.M.
Sunbury lv;|| 9 42 S 1 10 tj 545 8 40
Lewisburg.... ar 10 13 145 818
Milton •' lo OK 1 :»! 814 904
Williamsport.. " 11 00 230 710 m-a
Lock Haven... "! 11 69 3 4<> 807
Kenovo " A.M. 4 40; 900
Kane "j 8 25j
!P.M. P. M.I
Lock Haven..lv;;l2 10 I 3 45' ....
Bellefonte ....ar| 1 05 * 441 1
Tyrone " 215ilti oo 1
PliiUpßburg " 4412 K26
Clearfield.... " 637s 909
Pittsburg.... " ■ ti 65 111 :J0 1
A.M. P. M. P. M. P Ml
Sunbury Ivj » 50 s 1 55; 1 525 8 31;.
Harrisburg.... ar; 11 30 § 3 15 j ti 55 ;o 10
P. M. P. M. P. M A M
Philadelphia., ar § 3 17 || 6 23 ||lo 20 4 25
Baltimore " S 3 11 li 6 00 , 9 4.3 , 2 301
Washington ..." S 4 10 1, 716 3 10 55i 4 05j
' ATM P, M.
%tmbury lv $ 9 57 § 2 03; 1
LewistownJc. ar 1140 350 1
Pittsburg H 55j§11301
A.M. P, M P. M.IP M
Harrisburg.... lv 11 45 II 3 45 || 7 20 :102->
P.M. A.M.AM
Uttsburg ar Jti 55||| 1130 || 150 530
'P.M. P M A M| A M!
Pittsburg lv 710 ; 8 30| 300 18 00 ....
I A.M A Ml P Ml
Harrisburg.... ar'lj 155 j 3 4o t . 9 30 ;j 3 10; ...
I |P Mi ! A M !
Plttsbujg Ivj -j j CO
ijeWigtown Jj. "I ? 7 30 \ 3 '.O
Sunbury arj ?. 9 30 \ 6 00
P. M. A M A M A M
Washington... lv In 40 's 7 4> 10 .HJ
Baltimore " 11 41 450 8 4<i 11 45
Philadelphia... " 11 2" 4 8 40, 13 26 ; _
A7M A M,A. M.j P Mj—
Harrisburg.... lv 3 3.5 7 Will 40 g 4 001
Sunbury ar j 5 0.) 9 ;!(i I 10-i. 640
P.M. A M A M I -
Pittsburg I\ 512 45 .... 3 i<); 800
Cleartleld.... " 4 09; j
Philipsburg.. " 4 st' 10 12
Tyrone....?. " 715 I 8 lo| 12 'My-
Bellefonte.. " 831 9 32] I 4*.
Lock Haven arj 9 30| 10 30j 2 4K; •
'P.M. A M V M P M
Erie lvrj 4 30
Kane " 7 55' .Is ti 00 ;*
Renovo " II 15; >, ti 4.i 10 30 |
Lock Haven.... " 12 03; 735 11 25 3 00I'"
A.M. P M 1
WilliaillSl>ort .. " 1"6 830 il2 40 4 (HI
Milton... 1•« 919 127 4 .2 ■;;;
Lewisburg "| 9 0.. 1 15| 4 47j
Sunbury ar 227 940 1 5.>
A7M| A M I» M P M
, Sunbury lv ;li "K>| 955;2 00 ; 5 4Sj
■ South Danville" 713 i 0 17 221 809
Catawlssa 7 3.'i| 10 35 2 . 6 27|""
; E Bloomsburg.. " 7 ; !9 10 43 213 832 ""
Espy Ferry.... "1 743 110 47 t8 36
Creasy i 4 7 1" -v* '• 46
Nescopeck " 8 u;i 11 05j 3 o-» ti 65
A M A M P. M. P M !
Catawissa Iv 7 :>8
Nescopeck Iv ;ll #•105 705
Kock (Hen ar 8 2ti 12 21 4 1 731 •••
Fern tllen " 833 12 271 142 737
Tomhicken " s l2 12 35 4 ..1 74 .
Hazleton "; 902 12 £5 5 12k 805
Pottsville " II »». 220 « ;;o 905 ;;;;
~M A M P M P M "
Nescopeck lv s8 C311<5 ; 3 o". 8 "'■> ■ ...
"A'ai wallopen. .ar 818 11 20 319 709
Momnauiia .... " 828 11 32 329 721 ...
Nanticoke " 84> 11 54 318 742
P Ml
Plym'th Ferry" I 8 57 12 < : 2 35.1 762
Wilksbarte . " 905 12 lo 4 0-» 800
~A~ M P M P M P M
Plttston(DAH) ar ;9 19 12 49 . 462 836
Scranton 41 " 1008 118 520 (k5 .....
3 Weekdays. ! Daily. 112 Flag station.
Additional Train leaves Hazleton 5.15 pin.,
Tomhicken 5.35 p. in., Fern Ulen 5.43 p. 111.,
Bock (ilen 5.50 p.m., arriving at Catawlssa
I ti.25 p. 111.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeidng t'ars run on
through trains between Sunbury. Wllliamsport
and Erie, between Sunbury and Philadelphia
and Washington and between Harrisburg, Pitts
burg and the West.
For further information apply to Ticket Agents
J.Jt. UUTCIIINBON, J-li- WOOD.
Gen I Manager. Oeri'l Ay.
I A> M AL VI AT KM KM
OF THE
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR
OF
Danville and Mahoning Dis
trict for the Year Ending
Jan. 1, 1 901.
J. P BARK, Treasurer.
In account with the I>l rectors of the Dfiu
vii eitnd Mahoning I'oor District.
DR.
To balance due Direetors at last seltle
merii I ! <
To cash received from Nathan Ken
sterraaefieron duplicate for I*;*' ... r; Sti j
To cash received from Nathan Kenster
innclier on duplicate for r dO(i<»|
To cash received from E. W Peter# on
duplicate for IHDw 850#
To can 11 received from E. \V Peterson
doplkato MM :**)00
To easb received from K U Peterson
duplicate for l!"*i 4tKj>)y
cash received from Thotini- Hriniin »" 00
Tocalkreceived from Oomer Thomas . '.<ii»i
each received from Emma W00d*....
cash received from Montour Lodge.. ••I Z,
cash received from Emerson
Adams 100 (sj
cash received from Steward for Pro
duce sold 3M :fi I
casii received from other Districts.. 11l Vi I
cash received from returned las,. If > u.l
casta received from John Shank.... V>
cash received from Win. E. Young ;"ii
* BSI6 M
C'fi.
l!y whole amount of orders paid by the
Treasurer during the year lyoo ~lzi**
Hal due directors at present settlement
;iti» 13
Directors of Dancille and Mahout y
I'oor District in A"'oniU icith the
Dittrirt.
DR.
To balance due from Treasurer at last
settlement 2#*> U
To balance due lr.lll 11. Huckel at
last settlement on duplicate (or 18!*> >i 1
To balance due from Nathan Fenste
macher at last settlement on dupli
cate lor IK9D I*> M
To balance due from E. W. Peter* at
last settlement on duplicate for
the year IBOH 4005
To balance due from E. W. I'eters at
lasl settlement on duplicate for
I lie 1M».» 4»i •«
To amount ol duplicate issued E. W
I'eters for the Borough of llanvilie
for the year 11*10. Is'.Q n*
To penalty of 5 per cent on fd:s 7J .-n
duplicate for iHflO 35 •.»
Toamount ol Duplicate issued to Nathan
Ecnstermacher lor the Township oi
Mahoning I r ttie year I'.KM i.l'l I t
To"1 per cent penalty on K>"> 27 "ii dupli
cate lor 11**1 136
To cash received Ironi Oomer Thomas.. I»io0
< ash received MIHH W"od>... *".o
cash received from Montour L**tg<' . HI
cash recel ved from Emerson
Adams ;io<>oo
cash received fromThoinus Hrislin sooo
casta received from John Shank.. . ti "iti
casii receiv ed from Win. R. TeU| t9l
cash received from Steward for pro
duce sold "»"»4 :i7
cash received from Other District*... 141 " •
cash received from returned taxes Ito.Oo
* 10**15 OB
CR.
By balance due Irom D. Kuckel on
plicate lor I«'>. iit'.'Jo
By com miss iop allowed Nathan Eeiisi
macher of."1 per cent on ♦ H Iti on du
licate for the year ISStt 2-4
By exoneration allowed Nathan Kenst
macheron duplicate for the year
ISSIH I 06
By abatement allowed Nathan Ken-ter
macher of:; per cent on fctt# 40 on dii
plicate for l!*»> b; ». ,
By commission allowed Nathan Fenster
macli.-r oft j>cr cent on fcd'.i •">>> M da
plicate for the year l<ifio !' "■* J
By commission allowed Nathan Eenster
inachi rof 6 i>er cent on t-lo .'>l on du
plicate lor li*m M
By exonerations allowed Nathan Fens
termacher on duplicate lor the year
I'KXI I tiO
By amount returnetl by Nathan Kenster
macher on duplicate WOO "31
By balance due from Nathan Fenster
tuaciicr on duplicate in-<
By commission allowed E. \V. Peter*
oi."> per cent on £!0 30on duplicate
for 1S»8 131
By balance from E. W. I'eters on dup.
for MM 1:1 71 I
By commission allowed E. \V I'eters of
■1 percent on ;iir>.7tf on duplicate for
fwrtM i'"' l
By >Hiance due from K. W. I'eters for
lsi*» 8*« *8
By abatement allowed E. \V. I'eters of
5 per cent on S:f!'3l Won duplicate
for 3 ear MM IN 2$ j
By commission allowed E. W. I'eters
of 'I per cent on 5->74."i 40 for the v ear
l«.*W 74 71
By commission allowed E W.Peters ofs
per cent on ♦447.17 on duplicate for
1!**) 7
Bv balance due from E. W. Peters dupli
cate iw*> M i"
By orders paid by Treasurer during the
year IW«' 7133 S8
By balance due Directors at present
settlement 17»>H l:> J
S 1050T, Ott
Statement of Order* issued during the
year moo. l'nid <tnd outttunding and
purpotei for irhkh the si<ine
trere isiued.
Directors Salaries ♦ :n*l ou
Steward • (l "
Physician 1 10 I*l
Attorney :moo
Treasurer 7100
Clerk 7100
Auditing and Duplicate I'."*'
Transient Paupers • ••♦T
Es. in settlement ol cases S8 id
.lustices 41 M
Miscellaneous Items I'-'-O
Printers hills 7- si
Kent i'-UO
Insurance 17175
51.T70 78
Outside Relief "« Follenrs:
Medicine ♦ *
t'oal and Wood 1-7 •'}
Shoes and Clothing 37 " '.
l T ndertaker,... '£! <•"
Insane at Hospital -4-1 1,1
Paid other Districts ti
General Merchandise s*J)ii
112; t«» '.rj
For Mnintenoiiet of Poor House mnl
Farm.
Seeding (train and Hlants t I' l
Lime anil Manure '--'I -«
Shoes and Shoe Kepairing •>'■' l">
Blacksmith bills "'Ma
House and Farm Hands :i -'7 is
Farm Implements and Hardware 100 .">»
Clothing W *0
Meat bill -2 47
Coal !¥-'••-
Improvements and repairs £'t 'J*
General Merchandise 'JTiI «7
Tobacco 27 :15
Drug Store bills I"> 40
Flour and Feed 94 >
New Furniture.
New Wagon s-.ilo
I.lve st«H-k I"' 7s
Separator WOO
S32fi3 I-
Orders outstanding at last settlement.
()rders issued during the year lw*t f7l'J-l
Paid by Treasurer during the year H**!.S7l23 - v
JOIIN.VTHAN HL Dl. j
THEO. IKiFFMAN, Directors
P.M. KKKNS, I
We, the Auditors of the Borough of Danv iile
and Township of Mahoning have examined
the above accounts and tliui them correct.
D. 11. W11,1.1 A Ms,,
C. li. CI.OI'D, Auditors,
It. LDIKIII,, \
Statement* of Real Estate ti,<d /'erf ual
l*roperty on hand at date of
St ttlement.
Real Estate ' l,O
House and Kitchen Furniture 7-- » >
Live Stock ' ■ • •"
Hay and drain iota;;,:
Vegetables WJ|
and U>7 >
Fariuing Ctensils !-'• •*'
l l«.tl.ing and Material
Fruit. Preserves. &c "> 4">
Vinegar
Flour
Tobacco ■'*'
Coal
CoOeeandTea I t 00
Molasses '■'*>
Sugar
Separator
t.:t» is
Produce ef Farm.
358 bushels of Wheat +
•112 bushels Oats ICJ fii l
246 bushel;; Potatoes 117 mi
Mild bushels Corn ears H'- *'
ti bushels Onions Jl "
"J bushels Onion sets - "
5 bushels Beets - •"
10 bushels of Tomatoes
11**1 i.bs Cabbage KH»i
»18 Bundles Goal MMtr • 1
M TOM Hay :
H6 lbs Butler . I"
■jll'Doz. Eggs. 77 SI
»joi.t :*
stock Ihlis d.
7 pigs * I MO*.
Calves |s i*>
•Turkeys. -1 •*»
00 Chickens '*>
,0 Ducks
Colt »«•
•2XI 81
Nunrsberot I'aupers a.liui'.t«<l lortng th«
year IX»< I
Lert and difr-barsred . j
Med S
Total in Hou«e Jan. I, I sou H
I. I KOI I?
Meals lurm<hed tramp-
Lodgings IJJ
Clias. L. Pettis & Co.,
CASH
PRODUCE BUYERS.
Dersseil Poultry, (iame. l urs,
Hrrs and Butter.
20A DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK.
Write for Our Present Paying
Prices.
Shoes, Shoes
Stylisii!
dixea.p I
!Kslia."ble 1
Bicycle, Cymnasium and
Tennis Shoes.
THE CELEBRATED
Carlisle Slio*»h
AND THE
Bnag Proof
Kulthcr Boots
A SPECIALTY.
-A.. BCHATZ,
JOHN W. FARNSW ORTH
INSURANCE
Lfft Fire incident and Steal Boiler
Office: MoAtconwry Bufkfftn«, Mill Street,
Danville, - - Penn'a •
PHILADELPHIA
READING RAILWAY
1« EFFUT (HT. 15. IWIO.
TWAINS LEA V K I)ANVIU,K
(weekdays only i
For Philadelphia IUS a m.
For New York ll.tiain.
For CatawiMa 11.85 a. m., «UM p. m.
For Milton T.'tV a. m., t.ou p m.
For Wllllamtport ~.:ti a ru., 4.00 p m.
Trains for Halttmore, Washington and the
Mouth leave Twenty-fourth and Cbeetnui
Mtreet*, Philadelphia, weekday*—'l2S, T. 14
1022 n. in ~ 12.16, 1. i-i, :i«U I.la, YOB. 7.», «.M p
in ,12 21 nK'ht Sundays XZi, 7.11 a. in., 1116
L 33, 1.12, 6 CO, 7.38, *9lp. K.
ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD,
Leave Philadelphia, Cbeatimt Street Whar
and South street Wharf.
Wkf.kkw.s— E*pre*« V >1 , 2.00. 4.00, 5.(0,
T. I I". M. AceoimiKMlat ion* •.!»> A.St., i.3s
P. M. Sunday*- RiproM 9.00, 10.00 A. M.
Accommodation *.OO A. M . 5.U0 I'. M.
ncave ATI. ANTH' CITY-Weelulay*—Eipreaa
7 >, '.u>o. 10.13 V. M. 2 30, P. M. Accom
modation* *.06, A. >1 , to. P. M. sundaya
--Kxpre**—l :W,7.»> P M. Accommodation
7.15 A. M., 4.05 P. M.
Parlor cars on nil tipr»« train*.
For TAPE MAY -Weekday* *t.lsa m . 4.15.
5.00 pin. Sundays- si.liam.
For OCEAN CITY -Weekda.va--9.15a. m , 4-19
p. m. Sunday*- 9.15 a. m.
ForsKA ISLE < ITY —Weekday*--)* 15 a. m
5.00 p. m.
NEW VnKK ANI» ATLANTIC CITY
KXPKKSH.
Leave NEW YOKE I. Jwrty Street) 3.40 P. SI
Leave ATLANTIC CITY, *..» A. M.
Detailed time tabic* at ticket office*.
W. O. BKBLEK, EDSON J WEEKS
Oen.superintendent Ueaeral A|ea
New
Coal Yard!
K. J. Pegg, Coal
Dealer, has re
moved to his new
COAL YARD.
Oil km: —No. 344 Ferry
Street (near I) L- &\V R.
R Crossing )
Y \KD — In rear o( Office.
Robert J. Pegg,
COAL DEALER.
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