ANNUAL STATEMENT Oli THE Borouoti oiitl DeDQfleni OF TllF. Borough ni Danville. Pa.. For the Year 1901. BOROUGH. ~ ~ , , ~112 1800 Borough >t w"'N DR To balance due as per last n073 statement CR. By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during l-HH By bat. due at settlement *' Edward W Peters, Kcceiv. r of Borough and Hon > a'*' N for istts. DR. To balance due as per last 83 statement CH By cash paid to the " Treasurer during 1»01 •• Bv exonerations durint, 1. *il H-'l Edward W Peters, Receiver of Borough and l>og 1 axis DR. To balance due as per last Iy2 20 statement... CR Bv cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during IWI. . By exonerations durint l." [ By penalty on alxive ♦'.•s.u;. exonerated—•• ■•••• By lml .lu. at settlement ■" |r - Kdward W Peters K. ceU. 1 of Borough and l>o« I axes DR. To balance due as per last statement ••••• To 5 per cent. p«-nalty addect after exonerations or February l»th. HWI __±Jl 105tt57 CR. By cash paid to the Borough J Treasurer duringl*» By exonerations during W| s. By iienalt.v on above -s- •- exonerated since I-eliru ary 15th. i»0i.... ' }* By bal. due at settlement . Edward W Peters. Keceiver of B»»rouph and Hot 1 axes for 1901. DR To total duplicate Borough <>l4 71 I 10g... w|o2) CR. By 5 percent, rebate on tax- r es paid within 00 days . jl.ul By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer wit bin •><» days 03i0 00 By cash paid totlie Borough Treas. within 4 months.. !v>- By taxes entered at County Commissioners office 10 u By balance due at tinal set 'I'""" 1 __ sulO 21 Harry Kllenbogeii. Borough Treasurer. Hanvllle, la., l>ecemljer 31st. IWI. Fund for relief of disabled Firemen. D R. To cash on hand Jan'y 1,1901 410 52 To cash received during 11*11 l_t>->s J() CR By S. A. McCoy. Treasurer. order No. 410 5,' By S A. McCoy, Treasurer. order No. 2 ' Harry Ellenlxigen, B<munrh Treasurer, Danville, Pa, Decern lie r 31st. 1001.—Bor ough Fund. DR To H. B. I>een. Market Mas ter 1>,; 4 4j To S. A. McCoy. City Hall rents 134 lo To 11. li. Pat ton. City Hall rents.... '«VA, To Geo. W. Miles, l-uo taxes _'4oi To Kd. W. Peters. 180s taxes 3 00 To Kd. W. Peters. l-W taxes >5 25 To Kd. W. Peters, 1;«»J taxes 701 3.J To F.il. W. Peters. l'JOl taxes 7ltr2 4s ToCounty Treas. return t ax *' I*s To County Treas. hotel li censes To Justice Hunter, lines 14 00 To Justice Oglesby, lilies 4000 To Justice Bare, fines . 1300 To John A. Moyer. theatre license o<i To John A. Moyer. other li cense 14 50 To Albert Kenimer. theatre license ■■ • • 131 M) To Albert Kemmer, other li cense 22 50 To B. B. Brown. Health Of ficer <OO To Standard Electric l.lght Co., for pole license 104 4o To Cnited Telephone and Telegraph Co., for pole license 127 50 To Danville National Bank, unredeemed Boro. bonds 70000 To 11. It. Deen, stieet refuse 225 To Mrs. Louise Blocli. loan 3HOOOO To Jos. Loniienlierger. loan. 500 00 CR Ity amount overdrawn Jan. Ist. 1001 240 so By orders paid 15412 38 By Coupon paid 318 50 By cash on hand 1 tec. 31. if" 2190 40 Borough Expenditures. Board of Health. B.B.Brown, Health Officer 144 25 I)r, C. Shultz. Secretary 25 00 Rossman & Son. fluid . 1000 Expressage and Postage 125 Trumliower ,t Werkheiser, repairs to watch house.. 185 Montour American,printing 225 Fire Department. Friendship Co., No I. Appropriation.... l5O 00 Repairs. Boettlnger A Dietz 4 25 D. C. Hunt #OO William M. Coo If - 5 63 John L. Russell #OO Trumliower it Werkheiser... 5 40 Miles. Pelfer & Co 7 50 Supplies. Curry it Vannau 206 25 Kureka Fire Hose Co 14 00 Kellerman. Crane Nozzle Mfg. Co 27 55 Coal. A. C. Amesbtiry 13 23 Frank Boyer 9 70 — 4 V> 57 Washington Co . No 2. Appropriation 150 00 Repairs. Joseph Lechner I 25 Miles, Pel fer A Co 7 50 Supplies. S, J. Welllver 228 Kellerman, Crane Nozzle Mfg. Co 27 55 Coal. A. C. Arnesl.urv 19 04 Samuel Mills 9 30 Continent*/ Co , No i Appropriation 1501«) Repairs. George Hendricks 2 s<i Charles Cttermiller 300 Trnmbower .t Werkbeiser.. 19 67 J. Farnsworth, Agent 7 50 Supplies. Eureka Fire Hose Co. .. 10 50 J. II Cole 084 Joseph Lechner 10 SO Kellerman. Crane Nozzle Mfg. Co 27 55 Coal. A. C. Amesbury 9 00 Thomas A. Schott 9 no Good Will Co., No. t t. Appropriation . 150 00 Repairs. Joseph Lechner 150 Trumliower A Werkhelser 13 yo J. Farnsworth, Agent 7 50 Supplies. J.H.Cole 170 Kureka Fire Hose C 0... 1750 Kellerman, Crane Nozzle Mfg. Co 2756 Coal. A. C. A uM'sbu ry 20 40 Chief Engini' l ' l ' G. Waite. 52 00 Executive B<-*ard 25 00 : Total 1 ire Hepartment 1245 fc'»! j stree/s & find^e* H. B. Deen. Street ("ommls'r tiOOOO I Labor. Joseph Bingham 945~> lohn Lewis I 15 V. E. Garrett 1 10 Riley 2 30 111 tarn Deutseh.... 10 00 . T. Cashner 1 15 orge Crossley 5s George Kiley James Kittle... Arthur Gearhart *•' William I bilds ' I' 1 William Hawk , •*? John Neviu* Samuel Watte 1 J. C. Snyder I. Frehafer • _ B 11 Walte • V I' John Bryan William Ward— •••• Uriah G rove ■*: '2 William Byerly «®®i H. Lamberson i J;? Thomas Gill. Charles Winters...- ' J. Weniger .V,' Wesley Deshay John Deutseh Joseph tiers!. ;J I James (iriiues ~ ' George Kupp ;! 11. Hollisler -■* P Snyder ■••• « 1 ' J. \iiieck ; S Morrison - J. Herman , J. Letter »•» I>. Cashner 1 J Patrick Coleman fj JJ.' James Edge worth 1 ' William MeCollum Frank Ross John Boss u '.V William Fallon I>. Jacobs I Ij Stephen Koefer Wesley Crossley ! «■' 11. Cavanaugli •••• •?' !' John Russell ... 14 03 James IV t'onnolly James Connolly ■' Jesse Fisher is l.j J. Bookmilier " George (iross.. Thomas Martin - ■*' J.Love :J l " A-H-K0x.... Hauling. James Riffle : <93 0«J Kills Rank 21 Ko/.Hht Curtis Mrs. I>. Cashnet 53 20 Trumliower \ Werkhelser.. I 2a Mrs. M. Shepperson • 800 Thomas Welllver 4 00 Robert Morris 9 00 William Miller 540 Washington Fire Co.. 90 Charles Mottern 40 40 Hugh Oliver JO 00 Erwin Hunter 10 50 Friendship Fire Co 36 08 Supplies. S, Bailey A Co.. lumber 50 68 Trumbower it Werkhelser, lumber 41 SI Hoover Bros., iumlier.... . 365 William Sechler. salt 3 00 H. Kupp. work 2 25 Cliris. Hershey. sinus 1 SO S. J. Welliver, sundries ... 410 11. Cavanaugli, chains 1 50 S. Arms, painting 177 Frank Sen ram. work 1 Co J. H. Cole, sundries 25 61 George Reifsnyder, lumber. cinder, etc 41 80 John 11. Hughes, stone land marks' 8 oil T. L. Evans' Sons, stone, etc 18 95 IV >l. Kerns it Son. work " 10 11. F. (Shutt. work 1 40 Boettlnger & Dietz. work . 40 Keely A Trumliower. work. 15 02 *>-y Surveying. George W. West 120 00 -742 92 Culvert and Retaining Wall on Walnut St. Labor. Charles Bryan 04 12 William Childs 1125 J.J.Herman . 05 01 John 1 Putsch 02 3* JobnLeffler 04 20 John Wenlger "38 Alex. Mowery 42 20 James McCormick..... 5*51 William Byerly 1 1 70 Michael Mullen 250 K. Doran £IOO Patrick Redding 57 ;>! Patrick Finley ... 5001 Peter Snyder • 28 05 J . W. Freeze 14 00 George Crossley 7 50 Samuel Waite 37 70 George Eichnei 7 25 I'homas (iill 2 50 Patrick Coleman 5 to Wesley Deshay . "2 14 Ben Nevlus 7 50 John Neville 20 70 William Sechler 0 25 John Bookmilier.... 31 s;i I. Frehafer v. « l Kdward Scott '4 51 Wesley Crossley 13 7j Joseph Birks .. 8 75 H. C. Heverly r > 00 Masons. H. Shutt 93 38 Peter Kelly H8 7K 11. M. Swank- «H75 Jacob Hort 25 00 James Heckendorn 0y on C. Heinliach 1000 John Ickes 11 25 M) 10 IV J. Keefer »'>oo Hauling. Friendship Fire Co 58 00 Washington Fire Co I "0 William Mowrer 7 00 William Shepperson 2 00 Mrs William Shepperson.... 420 Materials, Etc. Hoover Bros., lumber 57 43 Montour Coal & iron Co., planks 4 50 Trumliower & Werkhelser, lumber 1U73 William Black, Agt., freight on stone 153 03 Mrs. Ann llen.y, stone OS 48 Low 8r05.,& Co., stone s3o!> Silver Springs Quarry, stone IH4 5U Hugh Oliver. stone 75 34 John Kelm, bricks 12 00 S. J. Welliver. cement, etc. 14 On Welliver Hardware Co.. ce ment, etc 22 50 J. H. Cole, cement, etc 453 so H. Kupp. repairing t0015.... 1 95 Joseph Lechner, time and materials 'J is John K. Hughes, coping 14 43 T. L. Evans Sous, coping 28 30 O. B. Nweitzer, sand 120 05 ti. L. McLain, oil 1 6s Joseph I.echner. lead 3 15 Curry A Vaunan, railing or iron fence 10175 Total cost 2730 42 Street Lighting. Standard Electric I.ight Co. 554s 29 Police Department. J.C. Mincemoyer. Chief of Police WW 00 J. G. Voris, Assistant Police 'IOO 00 Supplies. S J'Welllx-er, cartridges, etc 1 00 S. A. French, it pairs of nlp pers . I 50 S. A. McCoy, expressage on nippers 25 H. Ellenbogen <t Bro., part payment on overcoats . 2s 00 11. Ellenbogen A Bro , 2 hel mets »50 Feeding Prisoners. J.C. Mincemoyer 7 02 Total Police Department. 1243 27 High Constable. B. B. Brown, salary 3/ "0 B. B. Brown, burying cats . 400 aooo Town Hall lluildinic- Repairs. A. C. Roat 3 so C.M.Johnsto 7 53 Frank Scliram 14 20 Trumliower A- Werkhelser. Is 80 I i.C. Williams 225 Trumliower & Werkhelsei s no Miscellaneous. Standard Gas Co., gas... u hii E. W. Pelers, taxes for IMOI.. ins t;7 11. L. <»ross, interest 134 50 Joseph Hunter, Interest 107 00 Seldel & Hauscli, Hags and rlblions 10 58 Total Town Hall Building.. 45985 Council Chamber. Mrs II Lamlierson, cleaning 4 50 John H. McClnre, repairs to Welsbach llglits 80 Frank Boyer, coal 3 25 Lock Up. Repairs. Trumliower it Werkheiser.. '£> Wm G Brown 05 Datlvllle Stove it Mfg. C 0... 50 1 10 Supplies. Wash'ton Fire Co. hauling.. 25 SJ Welllver, sundries. 298 Frank Boyer, coal 4 50 Total Lock lp Oil Printing. Montour County Democrat. 25 00 (; Edward Koat 1 yt Montour American , 22 00 Legal Expenses. K S Am merman. Borough Solicitor 50 00 Kdward S (iearbart 100 00 Sam'l Goldsmith, Chairman Finance Com. costs 2748s Town Clocks. Edward K I.linger, winding. ;{0 00 St. Jofleph'sChurch.winding ioimi tin 00 Auditors. II R Williams 850 Charles G Uloud .. 350 Kdward Purper ;iSO I Tax Collector's Commission. Edward W Peters 204 62 Stationery. Alex II t• rone rSll'l Commercial Stamp Co 40 20 43 i Mrs Jennie Persing, Treas i urer. interest on Josiab I \\ olf be«]uest 72 W) Miscellaneous. Harry Fllenbogen, Borough Treasurer, salary 75 00 Hurry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer, slate tax on bonds .ton Danville National Bank. rent forsaft deposit iiox iOn Ed W Peters, share for tax I M lok s 2 00 s A McCoy.Sec'y of Council. salary 4s («i Harry B Patton. Secretary ox Council, salary 13289 II B Put ton. making 1901 tax duplicate.. ISM > A McCoy, issuing iicensi s 1 • Montour it Columbia Tele phone Co., rent of phone 12 00 M unii'ipal Journal and F.n gineer. subscription 300 __ Borough Recapitulation 1901. Board of Health 184 til Fire Department. Frindship Fire Co . No. 1 455 Washington Fire Co.. No. 2 216 92 Continental Fire Co., No. 3 2570» (ioo< 1 Will Fire Co., No. 4 239 1•• Chief Engineer.... .... 58 JS Executive Board 25 00 Streets and Bridges. H B Deen, Street Commis'r 000 00 I.abor 113184 Ilaullng o®-"' ®* Supplies 22-1 40 Surveying 120 00 " 2742 92 Street lighting— 5548 29 Culvert and Itetainlng Wall on Walnut Street 2711042 Police Department. Salaries 1200 ')0 Supplies. 3025 Feeding prisoners 7 1 2 High Constable. Salary 32 00 Burying cats 4 00 Town Hall Building. Repairs 54 70 Miscellaneous 40515 Cou uci 1 Chamber. 8 55 LockUp 9 13 Printing 48 5U Legal Kxpenses 424 ss Town Clocks 60 00 Auditors 10 50 Trx Receiver'hCommisslons 204 62 Stationery . 20 43 Interest on Wolf Bequest . 7200 Miscellaneous • 362 75 15412 38 The Borough of Danville, Pa., Dec. 31, 1901. Assets. Taxes entered at County ('oinmissloners office pri or to IMOI 15's, 1901 taxes entered «' 19 Balance of IS9O taxes due _ from George W Miles . "i 73 Balance of is'.ty taxes due from Kd W Peters 02 Balance of 1900 taxes due from Ed W Peters 271 lti Balance of *1 taxes due from Ed W Peters • 1122 03 Fire Engine Houses, 001*1(10 Hose Carriages . 20WIU1 Steam Fire Engine 3000 00 Fire Hose ;woouo Small Hose Sundry Supplies • 175 00 Tools for street work 40 (W Town Hall Building 8000 00 Furniture 250 00 Lock Fp , 10000 Barn on Friendship lot. . 135 00 Seidel & Bausch, rent 54 20 Cash balance on hand De cember 31st. 1901 2190 40 Liabilities. Mortgage on Town Hall 4500UU Three percent., bonds Issued November Ist, lono 1469080 Loan. Mrs. Louise Blocb . .. JOOuon Loan, Joseph Longenberger ,V*IWI Curry & Vannan, liose ■ 20tj2j Assets . Liabilities.' 4*oo 41 WATER DEPARTMENT. tieoryi \V. Miles, Heeeiverol Is9j Water Tax lor Kir--1 and Second Wards. Dr. To bal. due |ier last statement. » 75 4s Cr. By c.thli pan! to the Borough Treasurer during lyul S • 00 Bv balance due at statement »s Kdward W. Peters, Receiverot'lsiw Water Taxes. Dr. To bal. due per last statement. S 4IS Cr. By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901 S ; 34 By exonerations during l'JOl .si Edward W. Peters, Receiver of IWJ Water Taxes. Dr. To bal. due per last statement... 139 70 Cr. By cash jiaid to the Borough Treasurer during l'.iOl 53 05 By exonerations during 1901.... 82' C By penalty on aliove 882.52 exon erated 4 13 By amount overpaid I 95 Kdward W. Peters, Receiver of I!KX> Water Taxes. , Dr. To bal. due per last statement... 912 35 To 5 per cent, penalty added al ter exonerations of February 15, 1901 4132 Cr. By cash paid to the Borough Treasurer during 1901 701 35 By exonerations durint: 1901 82 72 By penalty on 826.80 exonerated since February 15. 1901 1 34 By balance due at settlement 201 lti Edward W Peters, Keeuiver of 1901 Water Taxes. Dr. To duplicate 5469 20 Cr. By 5 per cent, rebate on taxes paid within 60 days 202 49 By cash fiaid to the Borough Treasurer within 00 days 4049 71 By rash paid to the Borough Treasurer within 1 months... .'3O 17 By taxes entered at the County Commissi) mers office 6 55 By bal. due at final settlement.. 674 25 Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer, Danville, Pa„ December3l, l'JOl WATER FUND. Dr. To cash on hand January I. 1901 1325 S3 To S. A. McCoy. Receiver, water rents 2066 77 To H. B Patton, Keceiver water rents 9163 4'J To Geo. W Miles, 1890 taxes 36 00 To Edward W. Peters, 1898 taxes 3 34 To Edward W. Peters, iS'jy taxes 50 00 To Edward W. Peters, 1900 taxes 701 35 To Edward W. Peters, 1901 taxes 458 > 'JI To County Treasurer, return tax 6 30 To cash tor cement sold 26 <". i, To E. Keeler Co. cement 30 27 To J. H. Cole, cement and bags. 124 50 To Howe a Polk, cement i 20 To New York ( out. lilt. Co , lor old worm 25 00 To cash for cor|Kiration cocks sold during I'.HJO 5o 10 ToO. B. Swcitzer. cement 26 ■ To the Danville Bessemer Com pany, tire hydrantK....... 58 00 Totlie Welliver Hardware Com pany, empty cement sacks... 9 so To Curry & Vaunan, 112 crap 7.; 71 To the Berwick Water Company use of pump. 8 o») To Howe.t Polk, stone 18 20 To Howe A Polk, pipe . 14 52 To Curry it Vannau, old boiler tulies <■ 16 To Eoust Bros., old iKiiler tubes. 3 00 Cr. By orders paid 11482 uf By colli urns paid 2285 50 By bonds ]iaid •'unredeemed . iiloooo To cash balance on hand Decem ber 31st, 1901 1414 3s Water Dept. Expenses for 1901. Kequlor tmplo>ers. fnqlneers. Angus Wright .'i7l'.xi Jacob Byerly 778 30 Edward !" Bell 212 85 Hullilii'U . . 17 21 Firemen. Edward F Bell 100 i 0 (ieorge Bullllien ;-5l . < liarTes Bryan 18660 J, llil L. Russell 24 30 Y J. Keefer, Supt , salary iW)00 S. A. McCoy. Receiver, salary... 128 00 11. H ration, Receiver, Milan ■ 3'COO 3*52 30 Auditor*. I>. H Williams a diaries (i. Cloud Kdward Pnrpur ' "0 Miscellaneous. P J Keeler, postage and box rent " Ou H B Pat ton, postage and " 26ft» II B Patton. making lsoi tasdu plicate -SO Harry Ellenbogen, Boro. Trea" urcr. salary "500 Harry Ellenbogen, Boro. Treu urer, lor state tax on bonds ilk! 00 •J A McCoy, making two water duplicates J >O.l Edward W Peters, share on tax books 2 00 Montour A Columbia Telephone Com i any. phone rent 000 Alex li (..rone. Agt, Kxpressage ,4j Danville National Bank, Inter est s > 4' l I'liited Telephone and telegraph Company, phone rem 61M Stationary. Alex II Crone Tax Receiver's Dommlssions. Kdward W Peters I5!»4. Borough Solicitor. KS Ammerman, salary ■>' W Repairs, Labor and Materials. Currv & Vannan 15157 Jos 'ph Lechner M John I. Russell to 1; Charles Bryan .... John I. Russell S 70 William Hullihen 1 - • Casper Discroad 1140 Ko: ert Kussell lw John Uurley __ James Werttnan Thomson Meter Com|«any y 40 H. Rnpp 1 j0 Standard Electrie Light Co 1' 75 John Hixson 5 4 > Charles Shears 3W Meters. National Meter Company 135 03 Supplies. Howe A Polk, tire clay 19:52 Frank Samuel, fire clay 10 30 Atlantic Retinuiß Company. oil and grease 105 93 Howu & Polk, belting. 42 25 I) Strickler «fc Co.. belt grease.. 3 50 (ieorge W I.orct, boiler compound 4> 00 A C Amesbury, coal 17% 73 j II k ase, coal 243 Samuel Mills, coal tor office 4 50 A C Amesbury, coal forotllce.. 3 ik'i Standard Gas Co., gas 92 SO J U Cole, sundries 10 Us II K Moore, sundries 16 73 H M Schoch, sundries 3 45 SJ Welliver, sundries.... 4J George Handtord, directory for onice 3 75 Mrs Wm J Thomas, enamel, etc. 1 45 <) S Janney «V Co.. soda ash.... 4 JH Haines, Jones A Cadbury, cor l>oration cocks 18 72 Danville Bessemer Co., sand.... 6 00 II Blecher, sand 0 00 A M Peters, ice 21 14 Trumbower & WerKheiser, lum ber, etc 13 44 John Christian, lime 3 50 Andrew Schatz, boots TIM William E Lunger, lioots 3 00 Hoover Bros, lumber 5 31 United Telephone & Telegraph Company, phone rent 11 7"> Rensselaer MlgCo hydrants 11800 J C Cruikshank, bel, outfit 15 H Kupp. ash barrow 50> Fisher«Jovernor Co suudrits 4 10 EKeelerCo, sundries 1184 Curry .V Vannan. Waste.. 7 47 Harrison Bros A Co. fnc, alum.. 597 75 John Marshall, cleaning office carpet 4 CO Slreet Work. Repairs and Extension to Mains, etc. Labor and Materials. Joseph Lechner 325 0J Prank Schram 19 1H Frank Boyer 14 00 J 11 Cole 1132 P M Kerns A Son 2 20 < 'urry A Vannan 17 01 John (Jrove 5 75 Edward Wertmau 1 40 Iveelcy i Truinbower 18 30 Charles Gibtwns 1 00 American car and Foundry Co. Jl9 us Charie- Bryan :n:s»i Rotiert Russell 1075 W K Childs 19 2 i B Nevius 14 Ml Charles Shears 13s I Fisher * 13 Jerry Love 107.'> (ieerge W Foils'. 12 Vi K Love Jhcki F Ammerman 12 0»"> J Snyder. 9 38 J.Mitchell lif.: Thomas Bracelin.. 12 ' B Murphy 3 13 Patrick Ryan it 7.> Jacob Kesslei 4 38 Edward Wertmau 4 .o Will am Ward SSO James Rosencrans , 30 u> Ellis Rank 150 Freight and Dravaue- John I'attou 51 Washington KireCompany ... S J l*i George Gardner " EE ShnlU.... 75 Printing. The (.em 15 00 Montour American 2500 The Sun 1200 G E4 Roat IS 01 Annex. - Labor. Cliarles Bryan «5 20 Kdwurd W urtmau VI 70 DCWltltoma : Hauling. William Sechier 4 50 Carpenter. John Russell 25 20 Masons and Bricklayers. JohnDelanty 22 50 Joseph Hahu 13 75 John Fisher 500 Painting. H <i Mowrer - 9 90 Materials, Tools, Etc. H Blecher, sand 6 70 R K Gillaspy. l»ard 17 15 John Christian, lime 4 20 John Keim. bricks 81 25 J U Cole, sundries 12 30 H E Moore, sundries 13 21 John Patt n, freight and dray ag'.- 1 05 Hoover Bros, lumber 29 :!0 George Beifsnyder, lumt>er 62 11 Danville Bessemer Co, pine.... 10 24 Danville Bessemer Co. tire brick 91 00 Keystone MtgCo, lacking ."> 53 Adams Express Co. exprefliage. 55 Joseph Lechner, supplies and tit tings 93 34 Curry A Vannan, labf>r and ma terials 329 09 Babeock A Wilcox Co. balance of boiler 1960 00 Babcock A Wilcox Co, traveling expenses 1182 2797 34 Resetting Old Boiler at Water Works. Labor. Cliarles Bryan 50 40 Robert Ru55e11...... 63 75 John Hurley 16 25 Charles Hullihen 8 75 B Murphy 7 50 B tjulnu 125 John Russell 11 91 Frank Snyder 11 63 P Snyder 16 20 Kdward Wertmau 13 76 D McClow 1 o<l Masons and Bricklayers. Henry Search 41 6) Joseph Hahu 32 45 Jacob Elliott 29 70 J hn Rudy 9 63 C A 1 beck 8 75 J Albfck 22 83 L McClow 13 20 Hauling. Charles Motlern 6 00 William Sheppersou 8 40 William Miller 9u Materials, Etc. Danville Bessemer Co, tire brick 218 00 Reading Iron Co, tire brick.... 72 00 Curry A Vannan, taking tubes out 15 80 Curry A Vannan, putting tubes in 24 20 Curry A Vannan, for new tubes in old boiler 855 29 curry A Vannan, wall bolts 17 63 Curry A Vannan, smoke stack.. 119 s4 Curry A Vannan, steam pipe 87 S7 1280 48 Water Recapitulation.- 1901. Regular employee# 3852 !:•) Auditors 10 50 Stationary 90 Miscellaneous 578 3). Tax Receiver's commissions.... 159 4i! Borough Solicitor 50 00 Repairs 400 6!t Meters 135 0) Supplies 3016 11 Street work, materials, etc 993 27 Freight and Drayage 137 67 Printing 7000 Completing Annex 2797 .14 Resetting old t<oilerat the water works '2SO 47 Water Department.- Assets. All taxes entered at the County Commissioners office 112 nor to 1901 221 '29 1901 taxes entered 6 58 Balance of 1896 taxes due from George W Miles ..... :;•» Is Balance of 1900 taxes due lYorn Kdward W Peters 201 16 Balance of 1901 taxes due from Edward W Peters 674 25 Eire Hydrants 12300 on Watei Mains .100000 00 ' Building Machinery Welb •-vr, n. Filtration Plant ( '■inplep 1750000 Cash balance on hand Decern!" 1 ilst, r.sii 1111 ;;s Liabilities. 3 per cent, bonds of the i-Mie 0! Juvl Ist, 1900 v'.ICMJ tH> Assets exceed Liabilities 11219111 '• Ihe lllldel '-iiiiii'd, lie I ni:Ul< • ' olnlnil tee ot lie I'mvii 1 oiiucil <ii the ltoroin;li nf Itativilie, hav ing been directed to audit Ilie accounts ot the receipts and i \penditures tin 1 lie year 1901, do certify that have • xaiiiin ed the above item, lit and find it to be eor -1 leet. «i. L. .Mt LAIN. I AMi IS \ AST! NII oM Mll I 1 I insEPll JUNKS. 1 We the undersi!;neil, Atnlilors of the Hor oligli hi Diinville, CotintN ol' .Montour and State ol l*eiiiisylvani:i. having 1 \aniiiied the above stateini ill <il tin iptsaml expemli tures of the Itorough and Water fund* t'ol llie year 1901, do eertif> tliat we find tiieni true and correct. c. ( CLOCD, 1 KDWAHD Pt ItPt It, At lilTolts If. I!. WILLI A M>. I 1 We the Chi.if'llurai— and i ovvii l oiincil ol the Ito rough of I >anv illc, ( ouiil.v ol .Montour and Slate of Pen 11 Iv ,1 nia do certify that the above Mntniin nt of reci ipt> and > \pendilures of the said Ito 1 ougli anil \\\: iter funds .net rile exhibits as shown bv the l) «d;s of 1 lie Secreta ry and Treasurer, and tin- Deceive i n! Water Kents, according to our knovvleiliii and belief. cul'Ni II.MKN : Win. U . l)av i>. Joseph Jones, (i. It. Sechier. ii. L. McLaln. Amos Vastinc. J. I'. I'oughcin, 1!. W. l-'etternian. Aug limiult, Albert ICcnmier. Jos. M.tiibson. M. 11. 1.. Sechlei. WM. ti. I't'l'sKL, linn;K-s. 1 ne - iim uinpci. lii astronoiu.v the "itiy Dipper," so called, is in tin- constellation of i'rsa Major, or the Groat Hear. The stars forming the tail of the bear also form the handle of the dipper. The first star in the handle is Benotnascli, the second Mizar, the third Alioth. The othei four, which go to form the bowl of the dipper, are Megres, I'iiad, Merak and Dudlio. The two last named are called "The Pointers," because tliey jioint or guide the eve to th«» polo star, which is distant 2'.» degrees. The top bowl stars are 10 degrees and the bottom ones b decrees apart. .\if£lit \Vfil<*lniien. The first nigiit watchiuan was li censed by the New York common coun cil in 1007. Cum phor. From the earliest times camphor lias been a practical necessity toman. Its pleasant perfume, its destructiveness to insect life and its many remarkable therapeutic virtues have more than earned its j;reat popularity. WIIIInK Worker. Lady—Why don't you ipiit begging nnd become one of tl.c working people'/ Tramp—Well, mum, ef I ain't workin' people, di-n 1 dtinno who is.—Chlcugo News. Iron Tonic. An excellent Iron mixture for use as a tonic may be made by throwing into a gallon of hard cider a handful or so of the iron scales that fly off when a blacksmith hammers ivdhot bars on his anvil, or if these are not accessible a few nails will answer nearly as well. Take a wineglass before each meal. THE FIRSTBORN. Why is it that the firstborn child is so often the healthiest of a family of chil dren ? The reason seems to suggest it self. As child follows child the mother has less and less vitality; often not enough for herself and none, therefore, for her child. Ivxpectant mothers who use Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre scription find keeps them vigor ons health. They eat well, sleep well and • j ' are not nervous. When baby comes its advent is practically A painless, and the \ mother is made hap- A M py by the birth of a healthy child. If you would be a healthy KIT mother of healthy JT children use " Favor- U 112 \ ite Prescription." ■ M. \ "I will be very glad to ■ l( J say a few word* tor Ur. I Ef! J Herce's Favorite Prescrip- I m 1 lion," writes Mrs. PS. ■II 1 Dou(las, ot Maniionville, I MA I Brome Co , Quebec. "Dur- 111 I ing the first four month*. Il^i when I looked forward to \¥ 112 becoming a mother, I *uf- M fered very much from nau- M and vomiting, and I / W\ felt so terribly siclc I could J M K*'Cely «;it or drink any- # thina ' I hated all of food At this time wrote to Dr. Pierce, and he told tne to get hi» ' Favorite Prescription ' and a bottle ot ' Golden Medical Discovery.' I got n bottle of each, and when 112 had taken them a few days, I felt much better, and when I had taken hardly three parts of each bottle I felt well and could eat as well as ■ny one, and could do my work without any trouble (I could not do anything before). I feel very thankful to Dr. Pierce for his medicine, •nil 1 tell all who tell me they are sick, to get these medicines, or write to Dr. Pierce." Those who suffer from chronic dis eases are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, pee. All correspondence strictly private. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's PUasant Pellets cure bil iousness and Eick headache. vuuit'N 1 lint Wuy. A young minister who was naturally of a shy disposition was rather embar rassed at his first marriage ceremony and unwittingly reversed the usual order of the service, thus making the bridegroom promise to love and obey his blushing bride. The error passed unnoticed at the time, but shortly aft erward it dawned upon the father of the bride that it mistake had occurred, and he said to the minister: "I believe, Mr. , you have made John proD ise to love and obey my daughter. Ah, well," he added after a pause and with a sly look at his bet ter half, "I suppose it won't matter much. It generally comes to that any way."—Pearson's. The I HC!| 1111111 y of Thiliti". Fate fills existence with unrest; Life's scheme is incomplete. 3"lie man whose appetite is best Oft has the least to eat. —Washington Star. Tlivy Ilotli Jumped. She—Did she jump at your proposal of marriage? He—Yes, and her father made me Jump too.—Yonkers .Statesman. A Itlmiiul Outlook. 'i'lie wintry winds that blow, They eliill me to the soul. For who, I'd like to know, Will trust me form» coal? —Philadelphia Press. Two Trlafn. Tess— Aren't you going to choir re hearsal tonight? Jess—No. "You'd better. We're going to give that new hymn a trial." "Can't. I'm coing to give a new him u trial myself." Would Smash the Clubs. If members of the Hav Fever As sociatiun' would use Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, the club would goto pieces, for it always cures this malady, and Asthma the kind that baffles the docters 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 compters (trip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cough and is positively guaranteed for all Throat arid Lung troubles. 50c. #I.OO Trial bottles free at Panics ( V AN OBSERVATORY HIVE. Tb» Quickest ami llcm \V« v to l.f nrn I he Uec lin»lneHM. F. O. Herman, who is an authority on Apiarian matters, considers that there is no way in which so much practical knowledge can be obtained about bees as by observing them work ing in a normal way through the glass bides of an observatory liive. You will nee the field bees coming in with their loads of nectar and pollen anil deposit ing them in the cells, the nurse bees feeding the larva' and 'lie comb build ers making comb. You may also ob scrve tin* queen in her arduous duty of laying two and even three eggs per minute. Mr. Herman therefore tells in The Farm Journal how to make such u hive: If you are using in your yard a mova ble frame hive, the matter is simpis enough. Make the two end pieces, the bottom and cover the same length and height as the hives in your yard, but only wide enough for three frames of comb. Five inches inside measurement is about right. The sides should be made out of good. clear window glass. This constitutes the body of the hive See Fig. 1. The lower cut in Fig. 2 is a tube which is connected to the body at B, which will be explained a little further on. C in the first figure is a piece of tin that holds the tube in place. The bees enter the tube at A and crawl through the tube into the hive. The tube is made two and a half inches wide and half an inch high, inside measurement, and about twenty inches long, or lon ger if necessary. The upper cut in Fig. 2 is the hive cover, which has a hole in the center two and a half inches in di ameter covered on the underside with wire netting. This hole is for two pur poses. If the bees need feeding, a pint fruit jar can be filled with sirup, then covered with one thickness of cheese cloth and inverted right on the wire, and the bees will do the rest. The other purpose is to ventilate the hive in very warm weather. This hole should at other times be covered with a small block. Of course it would be useless to put a swarm of bees into a glass hive, for a FKAMK AND ENTRANCE TUBE, dark hive suits them better. About six days after you have had a swarm go to tlie parent hive you will find a num ber of ripe queen cells from which queens will emerge in a day or two. Take three frames of hatching brood, with one or more queen cells, covered with adhering bees, and place them in the hive. Put on the cover and carry to the porch of your dwelling or other suitable place and adjust your hive in position. Some of the old bees will leave, but those that are hatching will make it their home. For best results it is necessary to have on the porch a vine of some sort for a screen. Honeysuckle trained on '•iiicken wire makes a splendid network of foliage that can hardly be •jpon. « onuolfßce stamp*. The postortice department has a "con science fund" of its own. Not at all tin usual is it for people to use a poorly canceled stamp and then to regret cheating the government out of 2 cents. In order to secure peace of mind the 2 cent culprit will send a good stamp to the department with an anonymous ex planation. This stamp is turned over to an official of the files and mails di vision, who pastes it on a large card and draws a couple of pen marks across it. The effect would be just as good if the repentant canceled the stamp himself. I nlntcresting. "I supposed all grass widows attract ed the men, but this one doesn't, and she's rather pretty too. I wonder why they permit her to stand around aloue." "Well, you see, it was all her hus band's fault. She got the divorce."— Chicago Kecord-llerald. Sleep nn Medicine. The value of sleep as a medicine is not sufficiently appreciated. It will do much to cure irritability of temper, peevishness and uneasiness, toward restoring the vigor of an overworked brain and building up a weary body. Shetland Muhtn. Shetland's shortest night is five hours, but her longest is over eighteen hours. Nasal CATARRH /§§££& In all its et&ges there should be cleanlinese. Ely's Cretm Balm cleanses, soothes and heals the diseased membrane. V It cures catarrh and drives away a cold la the head quickly. Cream Balm is placed Into the nostrils, spreads over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does not produce aneezing. Large Size, 00 cents at Drug gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. ELY BROTHERS. M Warren Street, New York. Constipation Docs your head ache ? Pain back of your eyes ? Bad taste in your mouth? It's your liver! Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure consti pation, headache, dyspepsia. 2Sc. All druggists. Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rieh black? Then use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers j BOCTS. O'D' ~<'V ft" P. Halt A CO.. » NH. _ MORE LIVES ARE SAVED ...BY USING... Dr. King's New Discovery, ...,F0U.... Consumption, Coughs and Colds Than By AH 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. NO PAY. Prici 60c. & sl, Trial Bottle Free. 0, U W, RAILROAD, TIME TABLE. Corrected to May J, 1901. X 1 W Vol! K . A M' Baroluj Kt I,\ 'J i»i (.'hristoiihtfr St.. - (HI iu ' Hoboken "J iO l y ) 5 ' ' •Scniiiton Ar •: •'.-J 1 - J I'M \.M I'M" ! liuflalo I.vc II '■'< - *"> Scranton \r '» l"i in m> : —- AM' AM- HWf I'M SCRANTOM . • > JO Ik") I Itellevue <■ i' l Taylorville '• <■' 1" i 1 - u;i '• •">!' Kackawanna ""I 10 2 J" •> W [ Duryea 7 10 -ji; 1:; 1; o«i Pittston 7 (17 in :;l -17 ii is I Susquehanna Ave... ■ I" ; '> hi West Pittston 7I ; in ... V '£■'< «> 1 !» Wyoming; 7 17 JO Hi i, 'Ji Forty Fort • ■ Hennett 7JI 10 I'.i * ;il ii :;ii Kingston. ar. 7 Ji 111 .1 - 111 1; :ij 1 Wilkes-Harre Ar • il 10 'I >0 ii 4S Wilkes-H«rrc l.ve ' >'■ : j > 2 :i " 020 Kingston 1\ " ; io 10 >1 -10 0 % Plymouth .tunc... . 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Scran ton 10 0") 12 ")") A M I'M AM \M' Buffalo Ai i SOO 12 4., 700 Scranton l.\ 11 4 s ii :t5 AM PMI I'M' I»M* Scranton 042 12 ii 460 s 4.j Bellevue ->7 4 45 Taylorville e- 440 535 Lackawanna 432 i 827 Duryea 'J 2-' i 42H K25 Plttston I'.' 12 17 424 s2l Susquehanna Ave.. !'• 12 14 420 sis West Plttston.... 0 l ;i 4 17 s Hi Wyoming ' 0 '".i 12 os 112 sl2 Forty Fort nl I 07 .... Bennett y '' 4 02 k 01 Kingston xt* 11 ■"n 400 «02 Wilkes-Barrc. I.v s 11 50 25u 750 Wilkes-Barre Ar I s 1- lo 410 x m Kingston, H 11 -•» 400 «02 Plymouth Junction s 352 Plymouth s Usl 34. 7 Avondale s 3 42 Nanticoke x -' h 11 4 ; 33 s 7 411 Hunlock s s 331 (7 II Sbickshinny * H 320 731 Hick's Ferry s 3 t'O f7 21 Beaeh Haven ??r I 3 0". 712 Berwick • 11 " > 5 s 7 05 Briar Creek . I 12 10 5H Willow (Irovf _ ■" 12 >n Lime Kldge i3O .. 240 fo .jo Espy •_ -;2 lo 48 240 011 Bloomsburg i v'i 10 4(5 234 03K Kupert L'' 10 37 220 f> 32 Catawlssa ' lo 34 224 1; 27 Danville 0 -" s 10 10 211 ii 12 Chulasky Cameron 12 11 n> 03 Noktbumbubl'D... .'..'tlOOO I'/" '5 50 Lv VM A.M. IM I'M Connections at Kupert with Philadelphia it Keadlng Kallroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua, Williamsiiort, Sunbury, Pottsville, etc. At Northumberland with P anil E. I)iv. P. It. It.for Harrisburg, Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren Corry, and Erie. 'Daily. + Daily except unday. fStop on signal. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, TIME T4BLE In Effect Nov, 24, 1901. ! A M lA. M.| PM.P. M Scranton(l>iiH)lv j 6 4", 3K 2 ;4 27 Pittston " " 708 112 1000 S2 42 452 _ A.M. A. ftl P. M. P.M Wilkesbarre,.. 1v j " '25 jio :i.', 24jid 00 Plym'th Ferry " t 7 32 110 12 t 252 f0 07 Nanticoke " 742 10 50 3Cd 617 Mocanaqua " 80l 11 07 320 637 ' Wajiwallopen.. " 8 10 II ill 331 647 ' Nescopeck ar s 1H 11 2t, 42 700 —— A M . p.M. I'ottsvillc lv S 5 ">ll fll 55 45 Hazleton " 705 12 55 :05 Tomhicken " 722 111 "• 15, ] Fern (rlcn " 720 lIK 3 22j" Kock Glen "| 7 3."> I Nescopeck ar SO2 I 45 400 _ A. M A.M P.M. P M j Nescopeck lv i 8 IK Sil 2ii 34: -7 I* l Creasy " S 30' II ;iii 352 " Espy Ferry.... " t 8 42 II 4ii 1 4 02 7 20 ][", E. Bloomsburg, " 847 II 50 4 or, 725 Catawissa ar 855 11 .*>; 4 I i 732 Catawissa lv 855 II 41 ; 732 South Danville " a 14 12 15 431 7 r»j Sunbury " 9 3-j 12 40 4 s*> sls Sunbury lv 942 sl2 45 ij 510 0 4.j t Lcwisburg.... ar 10 13 14", 540 Milton " 10 0s 1 30| 53510 07 W illiamsport.. '• 11 00 141 1, 30 10 55 Luck Haven... " 1169 220 7 2t> Kenovo " A.M. 300 S3O Kane " 8 25 1 j _ P.M. I'. M.| l.ock Haven..lv ;I2 10 45' Bellefonte ....ar 135 I II .... Tyrone " 220 ti on 1 Philipsburg " 4355 SO2 t'leartield " 5258 545 Pittsburg.... " ti 55 10 45 A.M. P.M. P. M. P M Sunbury lv 950 j 1 .v> ■> 20 s3l Harrisburg.... ar II 30 j3 15 ti 50 io 10 1 p. M. P. M. P. M. A M Philadelphia., ar «3 17 623 ||lo 20 425 Baltimore "i§ 3 116 00 04} 230 Washington... " Si 1 10 |, 7 16 10 55 4 05 iXTaT H, M. Sunbury lv §lO 00 si 2 15 Lewlstown Jc. ar 11 45 105 Pittsburg •' 0 A.51. P, M P. 51. I' M Harrisburg.... lv II 45 iooj{ 715 i.102., P. 51. A M. A. M. A M Uttsburg ar ' G 55 ;i 160 : 1 50 5 30 P. M.J 1' 51 A M A sl' Pittsburg lv 7 10. 000 3 OOIIN 00 IA. M AM , P 51 Harrlrfhui'g ar 200 480 9 10 810 ' AM A 51 Plttebuig lv : 8 00 P 51 J;. '• 7 30 5 3on Sunbury ar : y 2'> ; 4 60 P. 51. AM \ M A 51 Washington... lv 10 40 7 > 10 50 1 Baitimnre " II 41 440 537 114, Philadelphia..." 11 20 4 2.*, * ;o 11 10 A. M. A 51 A. M. P 51 ~ llarriHburg lv 3 3.', 7 5.', 11 lo .- J "JO; Sunbury ar 50" 9 •'!(• 110 - 6 0-", ' _ P.M. \ 51 A M Pittsburg lv :12 45 3 00 J « On Clearfleld.... "1 3 50, !l - v !... Pliilipsbtirg.. " 140 10 12 Tyrone " 7Ou slO 12 2> .... Bellefonte.. " K Iti 032 i 1 0-"i Lock Haven ar !• 15 10 :io 210 ' P. 51. A 51 \ M 1* M Erie lv 535 Kane " 8 15' 000 Kenovo "| II 50'; 0 451 10 30) i Lock Haven.... " 12 38 7 11 J.■ 3 00. A.M. I' M WdliamsjHirt .. " 2 Jl' 8 30.121 M 4 (HI 51 i I ton •' 222 019 I2T 447 ".;;. Lewlsburg " 9 o.', 1 l> 4 42/ Sunbury ar 3 iS-i 9 4ti 1 6-, 61> . A. M. A 51 I' M P 511 Sunbury lv s <> 1, 9 55 . 2 00 .- 5 2, South Danville" 7 il| io 17 221 otij" Catawlssa •' 7 32| 10 35 230 "081' E Bloomsburg.. " 7 '.7 10 43 2<3 6 !", ' Espy Ferry '• 742 110 47 It) 10 Creasy " 7 ">2 10 66 2v, r. ;o ... Nescopeck " BoJ 11 05| :l o"i 640 A 51 A 51 P. M. P 51 ! Catawissa I\ 7 :!2 10 38 J ,31, 008 Nescopeck lv BJ3 Kock (Hen ar II 22 7 28 Fern (Hen " ssl 11 2s >-J2 731 Tomhicken " 858 II :!8 ."> ;f8 74J \\ , Hazleton " 019 11 58 1 si», 805 . Pottsville " 10 15 I! .V, A 51 A 51 P 51 P 51 Nescopeck lv .8 02 11 05 : ', 05 . 810 ••• Wapwallopen..ar Bin 11 211 320 062 Mocanaqua.... " 8 ;l II 32 330 701 Nanticoke " 853 11 54 '. 10 710 P 511 Plvm'th Ferry ■f9 03 12 n2 : t7 28 Wilksbarie ..." 910 12 10 4 0,5 735 A 51 P 51 P 51 P 51 Pittston(DA H) ar :9 59 12 55 i 460 836 -scranton " " 10 08 124 5212 005 i ; Weektlav s. I Daily. I Flag station. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping ('ar? run on through trains between Sunbury, Willlamsport and Erie, between Sunbury mid Philadelphia and Washington and between Harrisburg, Pitts liurg and the West. For lurther information apply to Ti< Itet Agents /. H. HI T CIIIPIS OA", ./• R. WOOD, (ieii'l Miiuitaer. (h u , l I'ass'n"r A<i Shoes, Shoes St3rlisii! Clieap ! IRelia, ole I Bicycle, Cymnasium and Tennis Shoes. THK CKLKHRATKJ) Carlisle Shoes ANJ) THE Snag Proof liuhhei* Hoots A SI'ECIALTV. A. SCHATZ, SOME NEW ! -A- FLolliiitol© TB SHOP Tor all kind of Tin Roofings Spoutlne and Ceneral Job Work. Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, Furnaces, eto- PRICES THE LOWEST! QLILITY THE BEST! JOHN HIXSON NO. 116 E. FRONT BT, JOHN W. FARNSWOETH INSURANCE Li Fire Accident ami Steam Boiler Office: Montgomery Bulldlnc;, Mill Street, Danville, - - Penn'a PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY CORRECTED TO NOV. IT. 1001 TRAINS LEAVE DANVILLE (weekdays only) For Philadelphia 11.24 a m. For New York 11.24 a m. For Catawlssa 11.24 a. m„ 6.04 p. m. For Milton 7.82 a. in., 4.00 p m. For Williamsport 7.32 a. in., 4.00 p tn Trains for Baltimore, Washington and Hit South leave Twenty-fourth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, weekdays—3.33, 7.14 10.22 a. m„ 12.16, 1.33, 3.03, 4.12, 5.03, 7.2ti, 8.26 p. m., 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 Whar and South Street Wharf for Atlantic City. WEEKDAYS- Express, 9.00 a. m., 2.00, 4.00 5.00,7.15 p. in. Accommodation, 8.00 a. m., 5.15 p.m. Sundays—Express, 9.00, 10.00 a.m., 7.15 p. m. Accommodation,B.oo a. in., 5.00 p. m. Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT-Week days—Express, 7.85, 9.00.10.15 a. 111., 2.50,5.30 p. m. Accommodation, 8.05 a. m., 8.50 p m. Sundays—Express, 10.15 a. m., 4.30, 7.80 p. m. Accommodation 7.15 a. m., 4.05 p. m. Parlor cars on all express trains. LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. For CAPE MAY and OCEAN ClTY—Week days—B.4s a. m., 4.15 p. m. Sundays—B.4s a. ni. For SEA ISLE ClTY—Weekdays 0n1y—8.45 a. m. NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS. Leave NEW YORK (Liberty Street) 9.40 A. M .8.40 p. 111. Leave ATLANTIC CITY,-Weekdays- 8 SO a. m.. 2.15 p. ill. Detailed time tables at ticket offices. W.G BESLER, EDSONJ WEEKH Gen. Superintendent General Agent. The Woodman —heard the Plea And spared "That Tree" AND NOW BUYS PEGG'S COAL AT 344 Ferry Street.
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