ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TIIE Bill i Water (Will OF THE Borough ol Danville, Pa., |"in- the Year 1901 ■ BOROUGH. mu.. Receiver of IS9O Borough & DR. To balance due as per lust ho 73 statement CR. By cash paid to the L >4 OO Treasurer during 1901... * Hy bal. due at settlement 73 Edward \V I'eters, Receiver of Borough and Dog i axes 112« ir ts9S. DR. To balance duo as per last 21 lK} statement CH Hy cash paid to the Borough Treasurer tluriug IS*"■ ■ • 4 By exonerations during 19( y. t Edward VV I'eters Beeejver of Borough and Dog 1 a\» » for 1«» DR To balance due as pel last ne 20 statement CR By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901... ; w - By exonerations during 1901 • - By penalty on at.ove 4y( ♦ •\cmeratvu...... *;*" u »r> Hy bal. due at Edward \\ Peters Receive! of Borough and l>og i axes DR. To balance due as per last , statement ••••• To ft per cent, penalty adueo after exonerations of February I 'th, 1901 • |_ k _ -- CR By cash paid to the borough Treasurer during_l9ol... . <Ol Hy exonerations during 1- J - By penalty on above £>-.'<• exonerated since rebru ary 15th. \m.. y » By bat due at settlement... -am 1(l> . „ Edward W Voters. Receiver of Borough and Hop taxes DR. To total duplicate. Borough BaU 71 ' 11_ soio'2l CR. ty 5 percent, rebate on tax es paid within 00 days . . .51.» •>! y cash paid tot he Borough Treasurer within 60 days OHIO 09 y cash paid lothe Borough Treas. within 4 months. Mi® y taxes entered at County Commissioners office.... io i. / balance due at tinal set _U-iOH irry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer. Danville, "a.. >eoemlier 31st, 1901. nd for relief of disabled Firemen. DR. cash on hand Jan'y 1.1901 ~;~ cash received during 1901 I>> [() CR S. A. McCoy. Treasurer. order No. 1 4KISJ. S. A. McCoy. Treasurer. order No. 2 •*** rry Ellenbogen, Borough 'reasurer. I lanville, Pa. •ecember 31st. 1901. Bor ugh Fund. D R 11. B. Deen, Market Mas ter... l-> 34 45 S. A. McCoy. City Hall rents. '-M 16 11. B. Patton. City llall rents (ieo. W. Miles. 1896 taxes 0» Ed. W. Peters. IS9* taxes 3011 Ed. W. Peters, lswi taxes 55 25 Ed. W. Peters, 1900 taxes 701 35 Ed. W. Peters. 1901 taxes 7102 4* bounty Treas. return tax « it! County Treas. hotel II censes SOTS 00 .1 ustice Hunter, fines H 00 lustlct: Ogleshy, tines— 46 00 Justice Bare, fines 1300 John A. Moyer, theatre license... ■••• PttOU John A. Moyer, other li cense 14 SO Albert Kemmer, theatre license '3l Albert Kemmer, other 11- _ cense 2200 B. B. Brown. Health Of ficer a Uo Standard Electric Eight Co., for pole license 1!H 40 United Telephone and Telegraph Co.. for pole license 127 50 Danville National Bank, unredeemed Boro. bonds 700 00 H. B. Deen, street refuse 2 25 Vlrs. Louise Bloch, loan. 3000 00 los. Longenberger. loan. 500 00 lsl«2 sa CR amount overdrawn Jan. Ist, IWJI 240 HH orders paid 15412 as Coupon paid ais 50 •ash on hand Dec. 3], 1901 21H0 46 Sorough Expenditures. Board of Health. , Browri, Health Officer 144 25 i . ShulU, Secretary . 25 00 ,mun & Son, fluid JO 00 ressage and Postage 125 aabower & Werkheiser. •epalrs to watch house..l H5 • tour American,printing 2 25 Fire Department. ritndship Co , No. 1. ropriatlon 150 oo Repairs. tiuger & lMetz 4 25 Hunt 800 iarn M. Cook 5 8a L. Kussell 0 00 obower A Werkheiser... 5 Hi S, Pel ftr & Co 750 Supplies. y & Van nan 206 25 •ka Fire Hose Co 14 00 ■rrnan. Crane Nozzle lfg. Co 27 55 Coal. Amesbury 1-133 k Buyer 0 70 'nhinglon Co . No. 2. ■opriation 150 00 Repairs. >h Lechner l !i"> ~ Pelfer&co 7 50 Supplies. Weill ver 2 28 •rinan, Crane Nozzle fg. Co. 27 55 Coal. Amesbury 10 04 .•I Mills oan 'tilinenhl Co., No. 3. opriation .. 130 0O Repairs. jje IlendrlrkN. 2 r»n ti *> Utternjiller.. i>K>wer& Werkheiser.. 19 67 rnsworth, Agent 760 Supplies. ka Fire Hose Co 10 "hi t 'ole.. 11 *4 >h I.echner IU rman. Crane Nozzle fg. Co 27 55 Coal. Amesbury.. OOO ,'asA.Schott 0 00 od W,ll Co.. No 4. opriation 150 00 Repairs. .h Lechner I 50 lK>wer & Werkheiser layn rnsworth. Agent 7 50 Supplies. Cole 170 (a Fire Hose <'o 17.V) rman, crane Nozzle 'ir. was Coal, A must ill ry 20 4*l Zfi) 15 Engineer J. O. Waite. 52 "0 t ive Board 00 "otal Fire Department 1245 t'O .Streets & Bridges. Deen, Str« et Commls'r tiiioi*) Labor. ti Bingham »4 55 Lewis 1 15 Garrett I 1" ey.... 2 30 tin Deutsch 10 00 t'ashner 1 15 eCrossley 5s » - " George ililey j '!' s James Kitlie '"-JJ , Arthur (iearhart William Chi Ids William llawk John Nevius - ;V. 1 Samuel Waite J.C.Snyder ,S S I. Frehafer imi". B. 11. Waite .''J! 1' John Bryan William Ward.... :g2" Criali Grove.. William Byerly 4 " H. Larnberson } Thomas Gill I Charles Winters ' ' J. *V rj Wesley Deshay John Deutsch • ~ *"... Joseph Gerst. „ James Grimes ~ ' George Hupp ;;, H.Holllster Ui J. „ M S. Morrison ' Hern,an }' I® J. I,elller • g U , 1). Cashner wnii Patrick Coleman r2 S . James Edge worth. •'r? i William McCollum Frank lioss , '!> John Boss William Fallon ~ D. Jacobs ' i Stephen Koefer "i? Wesley Crossley ■ j? H. Cavanaugh John Kussell j James P. Connolly.... James Connolly •' Jesse Fisher J? , I '' , J. Botikmlller— 11 -j! George Gross— ,• Thomas Martin J.Love f.V- A. It. Fox 2l n3i m Hauling. James Rlfile ttUOO Ellis Rank Hozella Curtis ■ •' J" Mrs. I). Cashner. -*f Trumbower .t Werkheiser.. ' » Mrs. M. Shepperson Thomas Welflver 4 ltobert Morris William Miller Washington Fire Co Charles Mottern II ugh t Hi ver J® .. Krwln Hunter 'O^O ( Friendship Fir-Co Supplies. S. Itaiiey & Co., lumber.. 50 OS Trumbower & Werkheiser, lumber \''i Hoover Bros., lumber William Secliler, salt . a 00 11. Rupp. work ~ j~» Chris. Hershey. signs J su • S. J. Weill ver, sundries. ... 410 11. Cavanaugh, chains 1 S. Arms, painting I " Frank Hcliram, work I w J. H. Cole, sundries 25 01 George Relfsnyder, lumber, cinder, etc 41 si) John K. Hughes, stone land marks* T. L. Evans' Sons, stone, etc ISOa P. M. Kerns & Son. work 7 10 11. F. Shutt. work 11" Itoettlnger Dietz, work . 4<i Keely .V Trumbower, work. 15 92 Surveying. George W. West 120 00 2742 02 Culvert and Retaining Wall on Walnut St. Labor. Charles Bryan 04 12 William Childs • ••• 1?25 J. J. Herman 'F'f John Deutsch 02 as John Leflier 04 2t> John Weniger 7 as Alex. Mowery 42 2t> James McCorrnick 5s 51 William Byerly HJ# Michael Mullen '~o» E. Doran 00 Patrick Redding 57 oH I'at rick Fin lev -i0 01 Peter Snyder sis i>.> J. W. Freeze 14 00 George Crossley 7 50 1 Samuel Waite 37 70 George Eichnei 7 25 l'homas Gill -50 Patrick Coleman 510 Wesley Deshay 5214 Ben Nevius . 7 50 John Neville 20 70 William Secliler 0 25 John Bookmiller al S9 I. Frehafer 13 13 Edward Scott 1451 Wesley Crossley 13 75 Joseph Blrits 875 H. C. Heverly 5 00 Masons. H. ShUtt H3 38 Peter Kelly W7H H. M. Swank-.... 0s 75 Tacob llort 2500 James Heckendorn tl» 00 C. Helnbacli 10 00 John I ekes 1125 P. J. Keefer 2i'>oo Hauling. Friendshlp Fire Co 58 60 Washington Fire Co 1 no William Mowrer 7 00 William Shepperson 200 Mrs. William Shepperson ... 420 Materials, Etc. Hoover Bros., luuilier 57 4a Montour Coal & Iron Co., planks 4 50 Trumbower & Werkheiser, lumber lu7a William Black, Agt., freight on stone 153 03 Mrs. Ann Hen.y, stone 0348 Low Bros . & Co., stone s3 Oil Silver Springs Quarry, stone WSO Hugh Oliver, stone 75 34 John Kelm. bricks 12 00 S. J. Welliver, cement, etc. 14 oo Welliver Hardware Co., ce ment. etc . 22 50 J. H. Cole, cement, etc 453 so 11. Rupp. repairing tools— 1 S*s Joseph Lechner. time and materials Wis John R. Hughes, coping 14 43 T. L. Evans Sons, coping— 2s :m O. B. Mweitzer, sand 120 O", G. L. McLain, oil 10s Joseph Lechner, lead 3 15 Curry & Vannan, ratling wi ll on fence 101 75 Total cost 2730 42 Street Lighting. Standard Electric Light Co. 554s 20 Police Department. J.C. Mlncemoyer. Chief of Police moo J. G. Voris. Assistant Police 000 00 Supplies. S J'Welllver, cart ridges, etc I 00 A. French. M pairs •«f nip pers . 150 S. A McCoy, expressage on nippers 25 H. Ellenbogen .t Itro., part payment on overcoats. . 28 00 11. Ellenbogen & Bro . 2 hel mets 5 50 Feeding Prisoners. J.C. Mlncemoyer 702 Total Police Department. 1243 27 High Constable. B. It. Brown, salary 3? 00 B. B. Brown, burying cats. . 4 oo 3<i (K) Town Hall Building- Repairs. A. (.Boat 3 so • . M. Johnston 7 Frank Schram. 14 20 Trumbower & Werkheiser.. is 80 D.C. Williams t» Trumbower ,t Werkheiser s l*> Miscellaneous. •Standard Gas Co., gas 34 so E. W. Peters, taxes for 1001.. Ills f>7 11. L. Gross, interest .... 134 50 Joseph Hunter. Interest 107 00 Seldel & Bausch, flags and ribbons ............ . 10 58 Total Town Hall Building.. 15085 Council Chamber. Mrs H Larnberson, cleaning 1 50 John 8. McClure. repairs to Welsbach lights 80 Frank Boyer, coal 3 25 l.ock Up. Repairs. Trumbower & Werkheiser.. Win <; Brown 05 Danville stove it Mfg. C 0... 5n I k) Supplies. Wash'ton Fire Co. hauling.. 25 S.I Welliver, sundries 2 OH Frank B< >yer, coal 450 Total Lock I'p 0 14 Printing | Montour County Democrat. 2500 (i Edward Roat 1 50 Montour American . 22 00 jx .VI Legal Expenses. ' It S A m merman, Borough 1 Solicitor 50 00 1 Edward S Gearhart 100 00 Sam'l Goldsmith, chairman 1 j Finance Com, costs 274 ss Town Clocks. Edward K Lunger, winding. 30 00 St. Joseph's* hurch,winding ;iOOO Auditors. |i It Williams 3 » Chariest; Cloud 3 50 Edward Purper . 350 Tax Colltdor's Commission. Edward W Peters 204 02 Stationery. Alex II Grone 20(Kt Commercial Stamp Co 4" ->043 Mrs Jennie Persing, Treas urer, interest on Josiah . Wolf bequest ..00 Miscellaneous. Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer, salary 75 00 Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer, state tax on bonds .4 INI Danville National Hank, rent for safe deposit box tuo Ed W Peters, share for tax books ■ 2 00 s A McCoy.Sec'y of Council. salary ...... 4800 Harry I! Patton, Secretary of Council, salary 13200 H B Patton. making 1001 tax duplicate '~;'y S A McCoy, issuing licenses I 2> Montour & Columbia Tele phone Co., rent of phone 12 00 Municipal Journal and En gineer. subscription 300 _ Borough Recapitulation 1001. Board of Health 61 Fire Department. Frindship l ire Co.. No. 1. .. 45a 5, Washington Fire Co.. No. 2.. 2101*2 Continental Fire Co., No. 3 25, "2 Good Will Fire Co., No. 4 . 230 1> Chief Engineer 52 00 Executive Board 25 00 l2l aOO Streets and Bridges. 11 B Deen, Street .Commls'r. 000 00 Labor 113184 Hauling Supplies • 2S>4J. Surveying rJ'Ui Street lighting 5548 29 Culvert and Retaining Wall on Walnut Street ~30 42 Police Department. Salaries 1200 00 Supplies. 30 2.> Feeding prisoners 7(2 . _ High Constable. Salary 32 00 Burying cats 1 "0 M 00 Town Hall Building. Repairs 54 70 Miscellaneous 405 15 Councl I Chamber 8 55 LockUp 0 13 Printing 4s 50 Legal Expenses 42-188 Town Clocks 00 00 Auditors 10 50 Trx ltecei ver'sComniissloiis 2iH 02 Stationery 20 43 Interest on Wolf Bequest 72 0U Miscellaneous 302 75 15412 38 The Borough of Danville, Pa., Dec. 31, 1901. Assets. Taxes entered at County Commissioners office pri or to 1001 •. 151 87 l!*ll taxesentered 10 I# Balance of 1 su»> taxes due from George W Miles.. "*i 73 Balance of Isoo taxes due from Ed W Peters 34 <l2 Balance of 1000 taxes due from Ed W Peters 2,"1 10 Balance of I'.k'l tales due from Ed W Peters 1122 03 Fire Engine Houses, 0000 00 Hose Carriages , 2000 (0 Steam Fire Engine 3000 00 Fire Hose 3100 00 Small Hose "P" 1 ' Sundry Supplies 175 00 Tools for street work 40 00 Town Hall Building 8000 00 Furniture 250 no LockUp 100 00 Barn on Friendship lot 135 00 Seldel & Bausch, rent 54 20 Cash balance on hand l)e cember 31st, 1001 2190 40 Liabilities. •Mortgage 011 Town Hall 4500 00 Three percent, bonds issued November Ist, 1900 Honumi Loan. Mrs. Louise 810ch.... 3000 00 Loan, Joseph Longenberger s<<o 00 Curry & Vannan, hose 206 25 Assets exceed Liabilities.- 4*0941 WATER DEPARTMENT. George W. Miles, Receiver of 1896 Water Tax tor First and Second Wards. Dr. To bal. due per last statement... t 75 48 Cr. By cash i>aid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901 S 3i. 00 By balance due at statement 39 is — 75 48 Edward VV. Peters, Receiver of 1898 Water Taxes. Dr. To bal. due per last statement... b 418 Cr. By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901 8 3H4 By exonerations during 1901 .81 Edward W. Peters, Receiver of 1899 Water Taxes. Dr. To bal. "lue jkt last statement... 139 70 Cr. By cash jmid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901 53 05 By exonerations during 1901— 82 52 Bv penalty on above $H2.52 exon erated 4 13 By amount overpaid 195 — 141 65 Edward W. Peters, Receiver of 1900 Water Taxes. , Dr. To bal. due per last statement.. 942 25 Tos percent, penalty added af ter exonerations ot February 15,1901 4132 Cr. By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901 701 35 By exonerations during 1901 S2 72 hy penalty 011 820 su exonerated since February 15, 1901 1 34 By balance due at settlement 201 10 fcMwanl W Peters, Receiver of 1901 Water Taxes. Dr. To duplicate 546920 Cr. By 5 per cent, rebate on taxes paid within 00 days 202 49 By cash i&id to tile Boroui^h Treasurer within 00 days 404 a 71 By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer within 4 months... .'3O 17 By taxes entered at the County Commissioners office (.55 By bal. due at tinal settlement.. 674 25 Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer, Danville, Pa„ December 31,1901 WATER FUND. Dr. To easn on hand January 1. 1901 1325 33 To S. A. McCoy. Receiver, water rents 2066 77 To H. Is. Patton, Receiver water rents 9163 49 To (ieo. W Miles, 1M96 taxes.... 36 00 To Ivl ward W. Peters, I*9* taxes 3 34 To Edward W. Peters, 1899 taxes 55 00 To Edward W. l'eters, 1900 taxes 701 35 To Edward W. Peters, 1901 taxes 458,91 To County Treasurer, return tax 0 36 To cash lor cement sold 26 66 To E. Keeler Co. cement 36 27 To J. H. Cole, ci ment and bags. 124 50 To Howe .V Polk cement 120 To New York Co it. Fill. Co , l'or old worm 25 00 To cash for corjioration cocks sold during 1900 50 40 Tod. B. Nweitzer. cement 26 25 To the Danville Bessemer Com pany, tire hydrants. . 53 00 To the Welliver Hardware Com jiany, empty cement sacks... 9 50 To Curry Al Vannan, scrap 7.; 71 To the Berwick Water Company use ot pump hoo To Howe A Polit, stone is 20 To llowe & Polk, pipe 14 52 To Curry it Vannan, old boiler tabes ii> 16 To Foust Bros., olil boiler tubes 3 00 Cr. By orders paid 13482 o t By coupons paid 2285 50 By bonds jiaid "unredeemed".. iiJOOOO TO cash balance 011 hand Decem ber 81st, 1901 1414 3X Water Dept. Expenses for 1901. Regular fcmployees. Engineers. Angus Wright 571'.H1 Jacob Byerly .... "(78 30 Ed ward'F. Hell 212 85 (Jeorge Hulliheii 17 20 Nrenten. Edward K 1 s-11 »«»i "ki George Hulliheii 55125 i h tries Bryan 166 uu John L. Russell 21 30 P. J. Keefer, Sujit., salary. .. 660 00 S. A McCoy, Receiver, salary... 12s 00 II 1! Patton, Receiver, salary 35200 'J-52 30 Auditors. 5 I). K. Williams » W Charles (i. Cloud ; ™ Edward I'urpur ;5 Miscellaneous. P J Keefer, jmstage ami box rent " "J H B Pattern, postage and " , H B Fatton, making IWI taxilu plicate M Harry Ellenbngen, Boro. Treus urer. salary "o* 1 " Hurry KUeubogen. Boro. Treas urer, for state tax on bomls. ;32 00 3 A McCoy, making two water duplicates Eilward W Peters, share on tax boots 2 00 Montour A Columbia Telephone Com any, phone rent t>oi) Alex II I.rone. Expressage 1> Danville National Bank, inter est S"I 4(. t'nited 'iv'lephoneand Telegraph Company, phone rent t>oo - ;.7s:((. Stationary. Alex H Crone Tax Reoelver's Dommlsslons. ; Edward VV Peters • 159 42 Borough Solicitor. K S Aminerman, salary Repairs, Labor and Materials. Curry & Vannen 183 57 Joseph Lechner *1 John I. Russell 10 13 i 'harles Bryan. '*> 90 John I. Russell 8 «i> William Hullihen ' Casper Diseroad H4O Robert Russell 19 88 ' John Hurley Blhs James Wert man • 3 " Thomson Meter Company 11. Rupp 1 ■*> Standard Electric Light Co It ■ > John Hixsou . 5 4;» Charles Shears SKI i Meters. , National Meter Company 135 0) Supplies. Howe A Polk, tire clay 19 :2 Frank Samuel, fireclay 10 "0 Atlantic Refining Company, oil and grease 105 93 HOWM & Polk, belting 42 25 D Strickler & Co.. belt grease.. 350 George W Ix>rd, boiler compound i• 00 A C Amesbury, coal 1790 7:! J H Kase, coal. 24:{ Samuel Mills, coal lor ottlce 4 50 . A c Amesbury, coal for office.. a 95 Standard tias Co., gas 92 WJ J H Cole, sundries 10 9s II R Moore, sundries 10 7:! H M Schoch, sundries "4"> SJ Wei liver, sundries 4o George Handtord, directory for office Mrs WmJ Thomas, enamel, etc, 1 45 () S Janney & Co., soda ash.... 4 is Haines, Jones * t.'adbury, cor poration cocks IS 72 Danville Bessemer Co., sand 5 00 11 Blecher, sand 000 A M Petera, ice 21 n Tnnnbower A Werkheiser. lum -1 ber, etc 1:; 44 John Christian, lime 3 50 Andrew Schatz, Ijoots "oo William K Lunger, lioots " 00 Hoover Bros, lumber 5 I'nited Telephone & Telegraph Company, phone rent 11 7 > Rensselaer MlgCo hydrants 113 00 I J c CJruikshank, bcl, outfit :: 15 I H Rupp, ash barrow •> 0 • ) Fisher Governor Co sundries.... 4 10 EKeelerCo, sundries 1184 { currv & Vannan. Waste 7 47 Harrison Bros A( o. Inc. alum.. 597 7 > John Marshall, cleaning office carpet 4 CO Street Work. Repairs and Extension to Mains, etc. Labor and Materials. Joseph Lcchner -25 o.' Frank Schrani 1918 Frank Boyer 14 U0 J II Cole 11 32 P M Kerns & Son 2 20 Curry iV Yunnan 47 01 John Grove 5 75 Edward Wertman 1 40 Keeley vt Tnnnbower ls;ai ' Charles Gibbons 100 American Car and Foundry Co. 319 us charle- Bryan .»::o Robert Russell 10 75 WFChilds 19 2 i B Nevius It fo Charles Sheats 1 38 I Fisher "l3 Jerry Love 10 75 Geerge W Foust 12 50 ' F Love is oo E Aminerman 12 oo J Snyder 9 3s J Mitchell 1. 0:: Thomas Itracelin.. 125 B Murphy 3 la Patrick Ryan -75 Jacob Ktssler 4 3s Edwanl Wertman 1 -0 William Ward >OO James Rosencrans :'.o(>i Ellis Rank 150 Freight and Drayage. John Pattou 51 ::0 Washington Fire Company s2 ot. George Uardner 50 E E Shalt* Printing. The Gem. 1 i Oo Montour American 25 iKi The Sun 12 00 QEdßoat Istw Annex. Labor. Charles Bryun 25 20 El ward wertman 21 7o li C Wi11iam5....... : o:: hauling. William Sechler 4 50 Carpenter. John Russell 25 20 Masons and Bricklayers. John Delanty 22 50 Joseph Hahn 13 75 John Fisher. 6 0o Painting. H G Mowrer 990 Materials, Tools, Etc. H Blecher, sand 6 70 R EGillaspy. board 17 15 John Christian, lima 4 20 John Keim. bricks SI 25 J H Cole, sundries 12 ao H E Moore, sundries 13 21 John Fatt ill, freight and dray ag • - 10-'. Hoover Bros, lumber 29 30 George Reitsnyder, lumber 6? 14 Danville Bessemer Co, pine.... 10 24 Danville Bessemer Co. fire brick 91 00 Keystone Mtg Co, packing 5 53 Adams Express Co, expresaage. 55 Joseph Lecnner, supplies and fit tings 93 34 Curry & Vannan, labor and ma terials 329 09 Babcock A Wilcox Co. balance ot boiler 1900 00 Babcock Wilcox Co, traveling expenses . 1182 2797 34 Resetting Old Boiler at Water Works. Labor. Charles Bryan 50 40 Robert Russell.... 03 75 John Hurley lti 25 Charles Uullihen 8 75 B Murphy 7 50 B (jtiinn 12 . John Russell II 9» Frank Snyder 11 63 P Snyder 10 20 Edward Wertman 13 70 D McClow 100 Masons and Bricklayers. Heury Search 41 0J Joseph Halm 32 45 Jacob Elliott. 29 70 John Rudy 9 03 CAlbeek it 75 J Albsck 22 S3 L McClow 13 20 Hauling. Charles Mottern 0 00 William Sheppersou s 40 William Miller .... 5W Materials, Etc. Danville Bessemer Co, firebrick 218 00 Reading Iron Co. fire brick.... 72 00 Curry A: Vannan, taking tubes out 15 80 Curry & Vannan, putting tubes ill 24 20 Curry & Vannan, for new tubes in old boiler 355 29 Curry <fc Vannan, wall bolts 17 Curry & Vannan, smoke stack.. 119 M Curry & Vannan, steam pijie *7 87 9lO 93 1280 48 Water Recapitulation.— 1901. Regular employees 3852 3') Auditors 10 50 Stationary 90 Miscellaneous 57836 lax Receiver's commissions.... 159 42 Borough Solicitor.. 50 00 Repairs 400 09 Meters 135 0) Supplies 301011 Street work, materials, etc '»U3 27 Freight and Drayage 117 07 Printing 7000 Completing Annex '2797 34 Resetting old boiler at the water works *28047 Water Department.— Assets. All taxes entered at the County < ornmissioners office 112 nor to 1901 221 29 IStOl taxes entered c 55 Balance of 11-90 taxes due from ' George W Miles .19 Is Balance of 1900 taxes due from Edward W Peters, 201 lo Balance of 1901 taxes due from ) Edward W Peters 074 25 Fire Hydrants. 1230000 ) Watei Slain* louOOO oo Building Machinery Wells i.25;;7 no Filtration Plant < . Miilete 17500 00 Cash baliUiet . hand I - -einliei :51st. 1901 111138 Liabilities. 3 jM-r cent, bonds of the i-stn ol Juyl Is; 19<m S3UUO 00 Assets exi . . d l.iahilitie- .... 112194 11 We I lie u nd. i signed, I lit I in.'inci Coiiliuit tee ol 1 lie Town Coti<i< il ol* He of liiinville. 11: i \ ill' I, ■ . ii limit, <1 to audit the account - i.t tien jpt- and <■ \ pencil lures for the year I'.Kil, do eerlif.v that we luivc examin ed the above statement and find it to be cor rect. '. 1.. .Mi LAIN. | V.M«»S \ \>RI N !■:. I I.MMN I 11. It "SKl'll .luNES. | We tie- undersigned. Auditors of the Bor ough of I'anville, i ouiitv <»l Montour and State of I'eimsy I \ all ia, having e.\amiiied tie above staleiiU'iit ol the receipts and expendi tures ol'the ItoioiiL'li and Water funds tor the year l»0l, do eertif> that »v littd them true and correct. !,<..< 1.1 If 11. | KIIWA I! 1> I'l 1C I*l "It. At lilToiiS ii. i:. wn.1.1 \Ms. > We the Chi.if Burgess and Town Council of I lie Ito rough of Pum ill.-. County of Montour and State of I'enii.-ylvnnia do certify that the above statament of receipts and expenditures of the said Borough and Waiter Fund - are true exhibits a - shown b,\ tin IJ ink" of the Seen ta ry and Treasurer, and tin Iteeeiverof Water Rents, according to our knowledge and belief. Cot M II.MKN : Win. w. I)avis, Joseph Jones, 11. It. Sechler. (i. L. McLain, Amos Vastine, .1. F. llouglierty, It. W. Fetterman, \uu r . Brandt, Albert Kemnier, Jos. M. Gibson. M. I ». 1.. Sechler, W.M. I*R Its EL, BIKI;KSS. TRAMPS ON THE CARS. Thp Ilox Car 1* Often Entered by SjiriiiKiim tlie Door Off. The box car is often entered by springing tin- door off its iron way at the side opposite the seal. A party go ing one way will do this for a party going the opposite direction and then, when all are in. spring the door back again. Since everything externally is In the best of order, long trips may be made in this manner without dis turbance or interruption. Now and then the prisoner is ex posed to danger of starvation. A case of this kind has been related to me where only the accidential visit of a train hand saved a man from death. A railroad accident, whether by wa ter or lire, is a very serious affair to passengers of this sort. You have doubtless read more than once, as I have, of tramps drowned like rats or burned or crushed to death while steal ing rides in this fashion. Hiding the trucks is done in various ways. A locomotive engineer of my acquaint anee Ims shown me the precise spot from which he had taken out two men nt one time. It was on the rear truck of the tender. They were resting face downward on the truck beam, with Just eleven inches of vertical space for their bodies by actual measure ment.—lndependent. A Cnreful City. The authorities of Aix la-Chapelle recently sen enced to two weeks' im prisonment ;s man who carelessly threw away a liui '•<; m.lteii in it forest near that city. no damage was caused by the net lily when they be gin to cough and the lungs arc pain proof that con disease must abso lutely be received before consump tion can be devel who have been af nate coughs, bron chitis, bleeding of the lungs, emaciation and weakness, have been perfectly and permanently cured by the use of Dr. I'ierce's Golden Med ical Discovery. It cures the cough, heals the lungs, and builds up the body with solid flesh. "When I commenced taking your medicines, eighteen months my health wa» completely broken down," writes Mi* Cora I, Sunderland, of Chaneyville, Calvert Co., Md. "At times I could not even walk acros* the room without pains in mv chest The doctor uho attmdtd me said I had lung (rouble, and that I would nevt> be uell again At last I concluded to try Doctor Pierce'? medicines. I bought a bottle of ' Gold en Medical Discovery,' took it, and soou com menced to feel a little better then vou directed me to take both the Qolden Medical Discov ery ' and the Favorite Prescription,' which I did. Altogether 1 have takttn eighteen bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery,' twelve of the 'Favorite Prescription,' and five vist* of Pe! lets.' lam now almost entirely well, and do all my work without any pain whatever and can run with more ease than I could formerly walk." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of/1 one-cent stamps to cover expense of mailieuj only. Address Di. R. V. Piercfc, feuffifio, N. Y. \ I <»U« 11 SENRO. Stories of brute toughness and Ho meric endurance are tenderly preserv ed in the folklore of the water front bow, for instance, Scipio Flanagan, "the biggest nigger in the business," supported Ihe entire weight of an Im mense packing case, weighing upward of L,Bi N», on his prostrate body. The negro hold the hand truck to receive the case, which in the hands of half a dozen men was being balanced ut Just the right angle to siip into place. But it hit the edge of the truck and knock ed it away, and the negro unluckily lost his footing and fell Hat with the great box on top of him. He shrieked In terror and groaned, it was said, like a siren whistle, but when a gang of fifteen men lifted the tiling bodily and pulled him out all he did was to screw his lists into his eyes like a big child, stretch his long limbs grotesquely and return to work. Of course he talked about this feat for many u day.—Frank Leslie's Monthly. The Den«l One. An old colored woman was "taking on"the other day over the her baby as she was going from the church to the hack which was to take her to the cemetery. A white woman who knew her happened to be passing and said sympathetically: "Which one of your children is dead, Aunt Eliza?" "The one in the hearse," moaned tho Begress.—Atchison Globe. CoiiMollitK' the Olil l.Hily. Old Aunt (despondently)— Well, 1 shall not !»• a nuisance to you much longer. Nephew (reassuringly)— Don't talk like that, aunt. You kuow you will!— X'tinch. Would Smash the Clubs. If members of the "llay Fever As sociation would use Dr. King's New- Discovery for Consumption, the club would goto pieoes, for it always cures this malady, and Asthma, the kind fhat bailies the ilocters it wholly drives from the system. Thousands of once-hope less sufferers from Consumption, Pneu monia. Bronchitis owe their lives and health to it It conquers Grip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cough and is positively guaranteed for all Throat and Lung troubles. ail<\ fl <>o. Trial bottles free at Panics A r Co. ' FOOD IN FRUIT SKINS, . ICntrltlre (luallllrs In Theiu Believed | to lie a llrnln l-'ood. There are more nutritive qualities hidden in the skins of fruits, cereals and vegetables than the average per son is aware of. In fact, the great bulk of the brain building foods are In the skins of the fruits and vegetables we eat. If, as Savariu says,"the degtiuy of nations depends on their food," then the destiny, whether a healthy long life or insanity or suicide of every unit of the United States depends on how he or she is fed. If the breed so much depends upon food, why should not every person ca pable of normal thought seek to pro cure such food as best sustains his'or her normality? Brain starvation, through the lack of suitable brain aijd nerve nourishment in our dally food, is the sole cause of the craving for stimulants to supply, as they do, arti ficially and improperly what nature has provided in a natural form In the skin of the grape, which contains the best part of the wine; In the skins of aii fruits and vegetables, and if not in the skins of the cereals, how comes it that stimulating properties are extract ed from them, as the iuuer kernel, the starch, is devoid of anything other than a heat giver? It has been proved by chemical anal ysis and demonstrated by microscopic experiments that the most valuable brain sustaining properties are resi dent in all skins of cereals, fruits and vegetables, and as an instance of the great difference to the health resultant from partaking or rejecting the skins here Is an incident that occurred In India, as told by an Indian officer: A regiment was stationed in a part of the country where grapes were the chief article of food. The officers, one after another, became so sick as to be invalided as unfit for service, but it being considered remarkable that tho troops were all well a commission of Inquiry was instituted, when It was found that while every trooper in eat ing grapes swallowed the skins the offi cers followed the fashionable habit of rejecting them. It was then ordered that the officers should swallow the skins, which was done, with the result that they immediately recovered. Thus it will be seen that the skin of the grape, besides being a brain feeder, possesses other healthful and nutritive qualities necessary to the sustenance of the human body. The reason why as paragus, cabbage, string beans, lettuce, spinach and other green vegetables are so wholesome Is that the skins are not rejected.—Our Friend. The Crescent an an Emblem, The crescent has been known since time out of memory. In ancient my thology it decorated the foreheads of Diana and of Astnrte, the Syrian Ve nus. In the days of Rome's greatest glory the ladles wor* it as an orna ment In their hair Since the founda tion of Constantinople, the ancient By zantium, it has been the emblem of the i city and as such adorns its walls and I public buildings, besides being stamp- J ed on its coins and postage. The legend i which accounts for Its universal adop- , tion In Turkey, and Constantinople in particular, is as follows: Philip of Maeedon laid siege to the j city in the year 340 B. C. He chose a night of unusual darkness for the pro-! posed assault, but was foiled by the | moon suddenly breaking from behind j a cloud. In commemoration of this j providential deliverance the crescent was adopted as the symbol of the city. The Mohammedan sultans were slow to assume this emblem until some one mentioned that it was the symbol of increasing greatness, power changing as rapidly as the phases of the moon. Too Stronn For a Jnrj-. "l'ou can never tell what a jury will do In the way of awarding damages," said a lawyer. "Some years ago I happened to be present at a meeting between a man injured in the big rail road wreck on the Lake Shore, at Ash tabula, and representatives of the road. The man asked 525,000, and the rail road had offered $17,000. The man told his story, and it was a terrible one. It seems that he was caught in the wreck and held by one foot, which was pinioned dotvn. The wreck caught fire, and the flames crept toward him. Firemen and others around saturated his clothing with water and placed wet blankets over him, but he was not released until his foot was burned off. It was a grewsome story. "One of the directors of the road was present. He took the claim agent aside and said: 'Give that man $25,000. If he tells his story in court, he will get damages enough to put the road into tho hands of a receiver.' He got the money."—New York Tribune. Curd l'laylnic Ilurred. All persons found playing cards in railway carriages in Russia are subject to heavy penalties. =- CATARRH CATAERH |KS Ely's Cream Balm Easy and pleasant to use. Contains no^L </ / injurious drug. sorbed. Gives lie lief at once. \\ftf ftVER It opens and cleanses the Nasal Pass ages. Allays Infiamation. Heals and Protects the Membrane Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Large Size. 50 cents; Trial Size. 10 cents, at Druggists or by mail. ELY BROTHERS. 5(5 Warren Street. New York. A Bad Breath A bad breath means a bad stomach, a bad digestion, a bad liver. Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure con stipation, biliousness, dys pepsia, sick headache. 25c. All druggists. brown nr nrli l>l:irk? Tlii'ii us" BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers 1 J • - 1 • *""" '* - J MORE LIVES ARE SAVED ...BY USING... Dr, King's New Discovery, ....F0R..., Consumption, Coughs and Colds Than By All Other Throat And Lung Remedies Combined. This wonderful medicine positively cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping Cough NO CURE. WO PAY. Prica 60c. & sl. Trial Bottle Free. ! D. L,&W, RAILROAD, TIME TABLE, Corrected to May i, 1901. >.'KW Villi K A M Barclay si I,v. 2 «B ( liristoi.bcr St.. -'1)0 uu !, Hobokcn. 2 30 fM Scran ton x, }«!| J'M AM 1 U IJ f ! Buffalo i.m ii 1 r> 43 Hcranton Vr "> 45 Hi 00 ' __ AMt \ M I'M* S(!«ANTO» . ♦» l » JO U5 J »> ><» IJellevue '• >'' Tayiorvilk; ' 1 10 i > -03 > s>i Lackawanna ""1 "J 23 •> Oi Duryea . »«; n> 20 21 ■ o m Pittston ? IJ7 in."l -I" ii !•; Susquehanna Ave... • 111 2 i:l 11 It; I West Pittston ■ 1 ; I" "•> t» 111 I WyouiiHg ' 10 iU 2-• li 24 Forty l-'urt Bennett 721 10 !■' 234 , i: :jo Kingston. nr.. ~ ' 210 li 35 Wllkes-Harre.... Ar ~ 250 048 Wllkes-Barre l.ve "20 10 30 230 020 Kingston I\ •80 'I 210 0 Plymouth June... . Plymouth •_ '■ s n ® 34# (i i:i Avondale... 7 42 : .... 2 54 Nanticoke 7 ■!•> II II a 58' i; :,i Hunlock'f, 7 ii JI J7 3 tii J 1157 Shickshinny * 11 320 [ 7 10 Hick's Ferry s HI )■> 330 f7 21 Beach I'aven s U4S 337 728 Berwick s 11 54 a 44 733 Briar Creek 28 112 :s no Willow Orove ,s . 112 M ' I.luie liidge s " 1 fl201) 368 Esi'y £j! J - - !•"; * 7 :il Bloomsburg 4111/ 1 757 Kupert ,v 1 I- '-'7 417 on] Catawissa ' 4 8 05 Dar.vilie 1- 17 4 35 Chulasky • ■ • 4 42 Uuwron , ... 12 57 4 4"> NOHTHI MIIBULAMI I 10 112) IHj * Ar. AM I'M I'M |*M QOINQ EAST. NEW Y'J'SK I'M I'M { Barclay St. Ar m 500 (Jlirlstojiher St... :: :») 16. Hoboken ).i j 4 Scrunton 10 05 12 55 — AM I I'M" AM VM ItulTalo A i I Xno 12 45 7CO •Seranton L\ 1 •> 1 4x n AM I'Mi I'M' I'M* Scranton 42 12 i 5 4 '*. ox 4.^ Bellevue :; 7 4 46 Taylorville '■» i) 2 410 535 Lackawanna 20 4 M Iluryea .. $' 429 525 Flttston il 111 12 17 424 S2l Susquehanna Ave. !l 12 14 4 2(1 sis West Flttston.... -1 1' S 10 Wyoming !• "" 12 t |s 412 sl2 Forty Fort 1 Bennett # H 4 03 n 04 Kingston, s 11 - 400 , kO2 Wilkes-Burre I.v s *-" 11 »o 06U 750 Wilkcs-B;irrc Ai !) 1- « 1(1 kI" Kingston *3* 11 5f 100 j xO2 Flyinouth Junction s >' 352 Flymouth Xl 7 n6l 347 7 r»:i Avondale X 12 3 42 Nanticoke s ::s H *• 1 888 740 Hunlock s s 5'2 531 C 7 41 Shickshinny 5 22 11 2W j 320 73] Hick's Ferry s 3im n2l Beach Haven if 9? ..... j 303 712 Berwick • 11 11 "5 f2 58 705 Briar Creek I 1 .2 •} • ff> 58 Willow Girovt' '2 50 Lime Kidge i ® ... . 2 112)» 50 Espy •_ >2 10 4S 240 (I U Bloomsburg I -ri 10 46 234 |j ;is Kupert L'• 10 37 2 2!) (j 32 (Jatawlasa '. I- 10 34 224 027 Danville * 10 1!' 211 (i 12 Chulasky •••• •• Cameron , , f2 01 "f|j 03 Nobthumbbel'd... ; iu'oti *5 50 l.v VM A.M. im FM Connections at Kupert with Fhiladelphia & Keading Kailroad for Tamanend, Tamaqna, Williamsport, Sunbury, Fottsville, etc. At Northumberland with F and K. l)iv. I". li. K. for Harrisburg, Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren Corry, and Erie. ♦Daily. + Daily except umlay. 112 •"•top on signal. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. TIME In Effect Nov, 24, 1901- A M ]A.M.i PM,P. Ml Scrantonf DSillJlv ; 0 4". r9 3H' 2 18 4 27 l'ittston " " 7OSIIOOO 5 2 42 4 52, ~~ A. M. A. »1 F. M. P.JVI Wilkesbarre,.. lv ji 7 '25 s'to 35. 245 it) oo| Plym'th Ferry "i 7 32 110 (2 1252 f6 071 Nanticoke •' 742 10 50 301 617 Mocanaqua .... " 801 II 07j 320 6 37; Wapwallopen.. " 8 10 II 10 331 6 47;]" Nescopeck ar 8181120 3 42 7 ot»j***... A.M. A.M. P.M. Fottsville Iv $ 5 5o ill 55 i- 45 Hazleton " 705 12 55 305 Toinhicken " 722 1 II •'! 1> Fern l lien " 729 118 322 Kock Olen "I 735 ■' Nescopeck ar 802 145 4 oo| A. M A. M P.M. PM Nescopeck IV jf 818 Jll 20 342 ;7 001 Creasv " 830 II 31! 352 7 <•*.),* Espy Ferry.... "!t 8 42 11 40 112 4 02 , 7 2ijj;";;; E. Bloomsburg. 847 11 50 4 00| 72 i Catawissa ar 855 11 57; 413 732 Catawissa lv 855 11 57: 413 732 South Danville "I 9 14 12 15 431 7 511• Sunbury "i 935 12 40 4 55j x 15! IA. M. F. M. F. M PM. Sunbury 1v,,. 9 42 sl2 45 § 5 10 •» 45! Lewisburg.... ar lo 13 145 540 ! Milton " 10 08 189 535 10 071 Williamsport.. "j 11 00 I il 1 li 30 10 55 Lock Haven... " 11 69 220 728 Kenovo " A.M. ii 00 8 iiO Kane " 8 25 ! ll'.M. P. M.I Lock Havtn..lv ;12 10 3 45' Bellefonte ar 135 141 Tyrone " j 220 000 Fhilipsburg " I .35 j8 02 i Clearfield "I 625s 8 45 Pittsburg.... " 055 10 45 | A. iVT. P. M. P. M. p M Sunbury Iv 960 : 155 520 ■> 31 Harrisburg.... ar II 30 $3 15 05010 10 F. M. P. M. F. M. A M Philadelphia., ar $3 17 623 ||lo 20 425 Baltimore "i§ 3li 800 94 > 230 Washington... " S ' '0 i, 7 15 10 .55 | 0.1 " IA.M.F, M. Sunbury lv $lO (*i § 2 li 1 Lewistown Jc. ar II 15 105 Pittsburg •' 0 55.§10 45: A.51 F, M. P. M. F M Harrisburg.... Iv II 46 >oon 7 15 ,-102-i P. M. A M. A. M. A M l-ittsburg ar ;055 ;i 150 yl5O 5 30 P. M.I F M A MAM| Pittsburg lv 7 loj 900 3 00)18 00 lA. M A M | FMI Harrisburg.... ar 200 420 9 30, 310 AM A Mi Plttsbuig Iv ; S 00 F M Jj. Jj. " 7 30 : 3 (Ki Sunbury ar 9 20 ; 4 60 P. M.I A M A Ml A M Washington... lv 10 4u 7 s<• 10 "Hi Baltimore " II 41 440 837 II 45 Philadelphia... " 112" 435 >3O 11 40 A. M A MIA. M. P M Harrisburg lv 335 755 ill 40 - 320 Sunbury ar 505 9 3t> 110- 6 05 ll'.M.i A M A M [~ Pittsburg I\ :I2 46 IK.I : N 00 Clearfield.... "j 350 j I 92S Philipsburg.. " 140 10 12 Tyrone " 1 700 > 10 12 25 Bellefonte.. '• 8 10, 932 j 1 05 1 * Lock Haven ar 915 10 30 210 P. M. A M A M 1* .VI Erie, lv 3 5 35 Kane, " -4V ono Kenovo i- i II 5o ti 45. 10 30 Lock Haven.... " 12 38 755 11 25 300 " A.M. F Mi Williamsport.. " 229 830 12 10 4 (Hi Milton - 222 919 127 447 ;; Lewisburg ; 905 1 15 442 '* Sunbury ar 323 9 Iti 165 615 ]"'] A. M. A 51 P M P M I Sunbury lv sti 1, 955 00 525 South Danville" 7 II '0 17 221 550 ]]] Catawissa " 7 S2| 10 35 2 51; 8 osl E Bloomsburg.. " 7 17 10 43 2 1.3 8 15";;; Espy Ferry " 742 Tlo 47 18 l!l Creasy " 752 10 68i 2 .Vi 030 Nescopeck " 802 11 05| •05 640 A M A M P. M. F M I Catawissa 1\ 7 :i2 10 38 230 008 Nescoj.eck Iv 823 55 05 705 Rook (Hen ar II 22 7 28 Fern Olen •• 851 11 281 532 734 Tomkieken " 8 58' 11 38 5 ::s 742 Hazletun '• 91911 > s > 59j 806 Fottsville '• 10 15 " A IVI A M P M P M "~ Nescopeck lv \ s 02, 11 04 53 05 840 Wapwallopen. .ar sl9 11 20 320 r> 62 Mocanaqua.... " 831 II 32 330 701 Nanticoke " 8 53, 11 54 319 719 P 51| Plym'th Ferry f9 03 12 "2 35; 17 28 Wilksbarre ..." 91" 12 10 405 735 AMPM P M F M PittSton(DAH) ar tf "O 12 55 * .V, 836 Seranton " " 10 08 124 521 i 9 05 ; Weekdays. I Daily. 112 Flag station. Pullman Parlor anil Sleeping Cars run on through trains between Sunbury. Williamsport and Erie, between Sunbury and Fhiladelphia an.l Washington and between Harrisburg, Fitts tiurg and the West. Kur further Information apply t" Ticket Agents J.IS. HUTCHINSON, J. 11. WOOD, (Itn'l Manager. Q-ai'l Pans'»"?■ Ay Shoes, Shoes StylisH! Ciieap ! XSeliaTole I Bicycle, Cymnasium and Tonnls Shoes. TiiK CELEBRATED Carlislp Shoes AND THE Siii»£ Proof Uuhhpp lioots A SPECIALTY. A. SCHATZ. SUII NEW! A Reliable TO SHOP Tor all kind of Tin Roofing; Spoutlne and Ceneral Job Work. Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, Furnaces, etc. PRICES THE LOWEST! QI'iLITY THE BEST! JOHN HIXSON NO. 116 E. FRONT ST. JOHN "W. FARNSWORTH INSURANCE lite Fire Accident and Steam Boiler 1 Office: Montgomery Mill street, Danville, - - Penn'a PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY CORRECTED TO NOV. 17. IHOI TRAINS LEAVE DANVILLE (weekdays only) Fcr Philadelphia 11.24 a m. For New York 11.24 a m, For Catawlssa 11.24 a. in., 6.04 p. m. For Milton 7.82 a, m., 4.00 p m. For Wllllamsport 7.82 a. m., 4.00 p m. Trains for Baltimore, Washington and th# South leave Twenty-fourth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, weekdays—3.23, T.H 10.22 a. m., 12.16, 1.33,8.03,4.12,5.03, 7.26, 8.26 p. iu., 12.21 night. Sundays 3.23, 7.14 a. m., 12.16 1.33, 4.12, 6.03. 7.26,8.26 p. m. ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD. Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wbar and South street Wharf for Atlantic City. WEEKDAYS—Express, it.oo a. m., 2.00, 4.00 5.00,7.15 p. m. Accommodation, 8.00 a. m.. 5.15 p. ni. Sundays-Express, W.OO, 10.00 a. in., 7.15 p. iii. Accommodation, 8.00 a. m.,5.00 p. m. Leave ATLANTIC CITY KKPOT—Week days—Express, 7.50, !»,00. 10.15 a. IU., 2.50,5.80 p. ni." Accommodation, 8.05 a. in., 8.50 p m. Sundays—Express, 10.15 a. in., 4.80,7.80 p. m. Accommodation 7.15 a. ni., 4.05 p. in. Parlor cars on all express trains. LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. For CAPE MAY and OCEAN CITY— Week days— 8.45 a. in.. 4.15 p. in. Sundays—B.4s a. in. For SEA ISLE ClTY—Weekdays only—B.ls a. m. NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS. Leave NEW YORK (Liberty Street) 9.40 A. M 8.40 p. m. Leave ATLANTIC ClTY,—Weekdays 8.80 h. in., 2.15 p. m. Detailed time tables at ticket offices. W C 4 BESLEIt, KDSONJ WKKKB Gen. Superintendent General Aeent. The Woodman ! —heard lie Plea And spared lat Tree' AND NOW BUYS PEGG'S COAL AT 344 Ferry Street.
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