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LAKESIDE DATBS.
.Figures Demonstrate tho
larlty of the Rosort.
July 16. Mahanoy Oily V. il.
school.
July SO. OirsrdvlUe 1'. M.
Popu-
C 1 . I
Sunday
school.
T..i. hi n...-n MtULtai of lleadlna..
uijr .
Kliamnkln. OtC.
July 28. Wm. l'enii Sunday icbool.
" 81 St. Nicholas Sunday ecbool.
" a1?, remneranco llund, Slienan
dfMlll.
July a8.-The Washington Ilook A Lu
.lnr Oomnanv. of Mahanoy Ulty.
Julv 29 Trinity ltaforined Sunday
school, of Shsnondoah
July 80. Young Men's Republican Cluh
of Malmnov Oity.
Aug. 8. KnRlinh Baptist Sunday school
of Shenandoah.
Aub. 1 M. B. Sunday school of Mob.
nnnr lMano,
Amr. 5 M. K. Sunday tchool, Ashlaid.
Aur. 0. livangelioal Sunday ohool of
"Mahanov City.
ami 7 Walsh OonnreKatlonal. Malm
nov Oitv.
Auit. 8. M. E. Sunday tchool, Gllber-
ton.
Auk. 10. 11. K. Sundav school, Girard-
,1 Tlnlon Sunday pchool, L'tst
Creok.
AUK. 11. Welth Baptist, ConjureRa-
.tional and .Methodlt, Shenandoah.
Aug. 12. Lulhsran mlMlonary festival.
" 18. ISniMonal Sundav school of
Mahanov City.
Aug. 11. M. E. Sunday school of Ah
land.
Auk. 15. Eileddfod.
" 17. Lutheran Sunday school, Oi
Turdvillo.
A ia -PnrrliaVi lUntisl Sundav Echool I
Aur. IB. KnRlisu liapusi ounuay scnooi,
Mahanov City.
Aug. 19. 11. E. Sunday school of Shon
andoah.
Auk. 20. Trinity Keformod Sunday
echool of SIntianoy City.
Aug. 25. Enclieh Lutheran, MBhanoy
City.
Shlloh'a Oonaumption Curo.
Tills l bovoiicl qiiettlon Iho most Mio
cesslul Cough Wedlcinc wo 1ibp ever sold,
a lew doses Invariably cure tho woist cufes of
iVi.ioli. f!rnnn. mid III nlifliltlH. Wllllti Its WOU
derlu! succ In tho euro of Consumption i
Wllnout a parallel in uie uisiory ni ineuiuiuu.
hiiim ii'b tlrt dlsrciverv It 1 as been mill on a
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
can stand. Il you have, a CoueIi o earnestly
orr; you to try ll. l'rlco 10 cents. 5U e nts, and
Sl.M). If your l-nngsarefoie, ("best or Hack
lame, use bhlloh's I'oious l'laslr. Hold by
U. U. llaceubiich, tl. K. corner Main und
uoyd sireuts.
' Vacation days aro swiftly parsing .away
and will bo ovor only too soon
A HiiQband'B Mistako.
llimlumdH too oltcn nermlt wives, nnd oar-
em their children, to sutler from hrnduclie,
dlzzlneBH. neuralcla. sle-olesno-s. tits, ne
-voiisncss, when by tho use of Dr. illlesi
ncsioruuve jierviiiu ruin eeriinii, nnium
eould easily be prevented. Druuglsts every
where say It gives universal satlslxoilon, and
liasai Immense sale. Woodorlh Co., ol
Fort ,Viiyne, Ind.; Know A Co., of Hyracusc,
v.: J. U. Wolf. Hillsdale. Mich.: and hum
.l'eits ol otlifis say "It Is the gleutisteeller
they ever Know." Jt contains uo oplatis.
iriai uoitits ana nnu uook du nervous
Diseases, free at u. u. Jiogenijucii K.
Tho harbor is not always
Ho talk) over people's beads
understood,
Hindu the Colored Walter Torn Tale.
"Mywlfoand I were taking dinner at
tho Wyoming Valley hotel, nud a great big
strapping darkey was waiting onus. I
was in a hurry, and told him I wanted
dinner ns soon (us possible. So ho hustled
about for my order of fish, and soon
brought it to me. I caused the fish to dis
appear, plate nnd all, beforo his eyes and
then said, 'I thought I told you to bring
mo some llshln a hurry.' Tho darkoy in
sisted that ho hiul brought it, but as it
could not lie found ho was finally brought
to believe that ho had ;iot. Ily this time
tho attention of the wholo room was drawn,
bo as soon as the darkey would bring mo
anything I caused it to vanish, until that
poor old darkoy was nearly wild. Finally
I askod for a cup of coffee, and lie had
Eoareely set it beforo mo when I looked at
it and said, 'Why, I asked you for oofTeo;
this Is tea,' That was the last straw, nnd
the old darkey, with eyes almost starting
out from his head, staggered up to thi
hsadvt niter, and throwing up his arms,
' cried out, 'Fob de Lord snko, lemmo go
home; dat man Is da debit!' Iinaglno tht
roar that went up in that dining room."
Magician Keller in Ilacletou Sentinel.
A Olarinc Vrnud.
"What is your speeialtyf" innu.red tin
visitor at tbedime museum. "Are you th
living skeleton t"
"No," answered the oadavorous party on
the elevated platform. "I'm doing thi
fortv livi'-day fasting act."
"Jtyw long luive you been fasting!"
"This ir tho thirty-seventh day."
"I'm i you eaten nothing since you bo
Kan i"
"N. ihmg that is to say, nothing yon
can call eating. They give me perhaps!
pi nt or t wo of bean soup every morning nud
evcnlo.', but that's all."
"And you call that fasting!" exclaimed
the visitor, purple lu the face and grasping
bis cane nervously. "You are an Infernal
hunibual Why, good heavens, man!" hi
roan J, nrembllng with rago, "bean sou
is"
But the attendants hastily seized tin
maddened visitor nud hurried him out ol 1
the building. Uo was n gentleman from I
lioston Chicago Tribune. I
All rl.
Vortugnl owe oror SOO,000,000.
The United Statos navy hns n paper
The colerv crop of Knlnmncoo, Mich.,
will bo wortiiSl.OOO.OOO.
It tokos n aniline- vuasol 193 flaVB to
mil from Vhllailelphln to Sim Prtm
elhco. TJtulor tho tiresent aramc lnvvu of New
York tho l.ngnsii sparrow is noi pro
tuclet Hn,i n is t de a mllmenhor to
i ,i ,. l ftint. 1tnt.
gnu . . i i " ' " - - ........
A choir of twontV natives Of South
African tribes loft for 1Oiidonla.it week
to show the result of their education
and trrtlnlnir by g lvlntf concert.
A London tradesmnil recently re
ceived an order for sixty-four pairs of
shoes for the daughter of the Grand
Duke 1'nul of KitBsla, a child leas than
a year old.
A olillil was born at Nnutmenl, noar
Reading', which measured 32 inches in
length ana v incnes across uie siiuuit
ders. The mother and child are both
dead.
There are now 10,873 newspapers
pi'tlld u ... ......
l.OJ.i nvr Inst vaar's
record. New York is in the load of tho
Stutes, having 1,958 papers.
At a ilav called "Sell Horn," brought
out at the Paris Theater Libre, to U
, Tr...,1m, 1Kb ihH ,,rM
iJiowb "rudes" for "r.nirhs" and "total-
iwilcurs do the" for "teetotallers."
.", Natural IncllBnolloii.
Miss Ophelia What queer weather we
are bavins this winter.
Goiittoslln Yes, out II you remcmDer.
Miss Ophelia, tho winter of 1880 was vcrj
much like it.
JIIss Onhella (who is "just twenty")
Sir 1 1 1 Chicago Inter-Uccnn.
II Ik 11111 IVnfi Not Duo.
Jow.der You said, Knowles, when Isold
you tl.ut watch, that you would pay me In
two w.eks. It Is now over a montu since
I sold it to foil.
Kuowles2vot by tho watch; It loses a
half day each day. Jewelers' Circular.
Too Mnny Ncsillvep.
"No. Mr. Vim Dusen," said tho proud
young Huston Iwuuty, as Rho flashed her
glorious oi us upon uira, i suau never at
low no man to huir mo."
And Mr. Van Dusea promptly foldedher
to his arms. Lifo.
SPEOIAL NOTIOES.
Tliu vestlbnled corannrtmcnt slienlnccars
Tecenny lmroaucea on me uuirneo, ot. i-aui
and Kiuitns city Hallway are models or com.
ion, convenience nna luxury, Auy iiairon oi
incsitejinitr car lsenauieu, oy uio loiroauo-
iion oi inose coinpanmeoi care, 10 M'cure me
same privacy and onvenlenco tuat he would
In the best hotel. No omer line west of Uhl.
rmrct runn llin rnrntinrtmenl cara. lu aoill.
Hon. the tralusaro touloncd w th the rcctUiu
open l'nllman sleeper, giving pnsseugcra tlielt
0,0,cei Tl e tJ)'g onr Hervlco la mny up to
tborenulrementsot modern railway service.
An excellent cnlslue, promptly served amid
elegant surroundlnns, aliuoucrate charges,
lenvos noiinnirnow 10 do aesireu. ivny oioiu
iii'nnln contemnlailnir a trio to any narl of lat
wesi or iioruiwchi. uuiiuuk i wbiuij wviiir
upiier accommoaaTiotiH or lower rates tnan
by addressing w. r. cooley, uencrni Agent oi
tho 1'nBstncer dcuarlmcut. tea thostnutHt..
nuiaueipiiia, r,v.
WHITE l'EAKS AND DA1UC CANONS.
Colorado is u land of share contrasts.
brilliant lights, ol Intense sliid(ws;a land
where helghtB and depths make obvious the
meaning ol the word antithesis: a laud where
every mood lu mind om and an answering;
mood In nature. The high, while minarets of
the mountains, from whose slender pinnacles
noat mo wina-uiown ounners oi tne snow, ap
peal with silent eloquence to the lolty aspira
tions of tho soul; the sombro chasms cleft by
Titan forces through granite-hearted bills
within u hose depths dark shadows throng
and swirling torrents dashspcau: to the heart,
a lauguago mat thrills, insplresand awes. It
docs not follow that theto glories ol white
peaks and those glooms ol dnrlt canons pre
clude the pleasant Intervals, the sunny
meadows or the secluded noons wherein the
tired mind or wearied boty may tlnd peace
ful rest and rcluge from turmoil and toll. To
one making a Journey in Colorado, New
Mexico or Umh, or toalng a transcontinental
lour trom Kast to West, or t-lce vena, t he Den
ver and lUo Grande Itallroad olKrs accjm
modatlous equal In elegance.convenienco and
luxury to those of nuy other line with the ad
ded attiactlons of the unrivalled scenery
along Its Hue. abounding In a magnlflutnt
opulence of white peatts and dark canons.
The mouth of foveruber, lS'X), witnessed ono
of the most lmportnnt Improvements In rail
road facilities that has yet been made In Col
orado nnd tht. West, The completion of the
standard gauge of the Denver and HloOrande
Hallioad Irom Denver, Colorado, over the
mountains to Ogdeu, Utah, which rive years
ago was deemed an Impossibility, Is certainly
a trlumpn of darlug nud engineering skill.
The new line Is by the way of Leadvllle, tun.
oellngTcnneseo l'ass, threading the canons
of the Kngle and Grand lllvers, giving a view
ol tho Mount of Hie Holy Cross, euroule, tak
ing Its trains through Gletvwood Hprlngsand
down tho Grand lllver to Grand Junction,
thence to Suit Lake City, Ogdeu und Han
H'ranclsco. Ily this route one Is given an op
pormnlty to behold the magnificence of Kagle
lllver Canon and the marvelous leauty and
grandeur of the Canon of the Grand. The
overland tia'.n Is a model in every respect.
Krom the engine to the hist first-class coaoli
everything Is bright and new, and of the
most elegant style of workmanship and
nulsh.
If any reader desires to know more about
'hese stupendous works of nature, write to B.
K. Ilooprr, General I'assenger Attent, Denver,
Colorado, and lie will scndyou.freo ol cost,
elegantly Illustrated booss, giving a full de
scription of the marvels or the '-Hcenlo
I.lue."- Stanley Wood In the "Great Divide.'
rinnt TfltiTi! "Rnnknoho.
Poina in t.hn Sido. Chest and
Joints, Neuralgia, Sprains, &o
Before yon Mod to my, oDtala
SO-FREE OF CHARCEta
iU TslnsUs bwki "dMo tu h f.ilth,"
wltii
enilorsemonts n promi
ut iibyticlaiiE
'.AD.RICHTER&C0
310 Broadway
S8
rlze Medals Awarded I
. tr ni.c R ,rlllfllilt.T,ftT,flnfl.
sniin, 1'ri.gV;, Botulism, Oltoa,
11 ir.-.r.h.Tfl.. KonflLuia, Luhala,
50 Of aiA a hottlo, For Balo t
i. x. r. iciitrTiv,
, II. lIACrJ INlJI'C
SHENANDOAH. PA.,
na otter arucgiiii
mm expellebJ
jjPjjKteand will CTCrbajj
jfJrUomQC. for
A Senatef9s QDinion. "s
; Hon. Euobnk II Atr., United states Senator from Muluo.wns a llfo-long friend nnd
S companion of Dr. Wm. 11. Ilrown. Uo employed him prolesslonally ; had opportuul- S
Sties of observing him at his practice, and considered him ono of tho ablest men of his I
Stlme.' Mr. Halo had occasion, lifter ths doatlt ofDn Ilrown, to use his preparation of S
5 gnrsnparllla, And seflt a message from WhlnRtort requesting that n case of thegireat;
; family medicine bo forwarded, which was complied with t once, In due season Mr, S
S Halo acknowledged the receipt ot the Orowu's Barseparllla, and nt the same time said :
77
i Apnii.22. lfSft.
; If this preparation waq only a common mixture, wo should not call your attention s
" to it, but it is unlike any other ever formulated ; has been In use by eminent physl-S
S clans for years, and Is to-day tho best remedy, in every sense of the word, in the world, 5
-forall formsofkldney, liver and blood diseases, and nover fnllstocuro. Nowisthos
S tlmo to cleanse tho system, purify tho blood, rcvlvo tho liver and give tone and elas- S
S tlclty to tho wholo body. You can do it wltn
At all Druggists I.OO. 6 bottles roro.oo.-
DON'T tnko Something else "Just as good," IT IS NOT.l
Aba Warken & Co., Bole Proprietors,Dangor, Me.
WILL CURE
EVERY FOI'iM
From Simple
EVERY
THAT
IjQ't tO
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
NEEDS HQ LAUMDEHiriQ. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
Lsliigh Valley Railroad.
ABnANQKMENT OF PASSENGER TBAINB.
-MAY 10. 181)1.-
Possenger trains will leave Hheuandoah for
Mauch Clnmk, hehlpUlon, Hlatington, Uflta
sauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Kiiaton, Phil
Hllelplilftiiud -New YorK at 0.47, 7,40, 0.08 a. in.,
Ula, 8.10,6.2il p. m.
For Belvldere, Delaware Water Gap and
Stroudsburg at 6.47, a. m,, and 5.23 p. m.
For Lnmbertvllleaud Trentoi,, D.IW n, m
For White Haven, Yllkes13ore aud fltu
ton 5.47. U.08, in.41 n. m., 3.10 and 621 p. m.
For Tunkhauuock, 10,41 a. m 3.10 and 5.20
p. iu,
For Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva und and Lyons
10,41 a. m an.1 S.2d p. in.
ForLiacejvllle.Towanda. Sayre, Waverly
Elrulra, Kochesier, liullalo. Niagara Falls,
Chicago aud all points West at 10.41 a, in., and
5.28 p. m.
For Klmlra and the West vlaHalamanca at
3.10 p.m.
For Audenrlcd, Ilazleton, Htockton, Lum
ber Yard, Weatterly and l'enu Haven Junc
tion at 5.47, 7.10, ,08 a. m. and 12.62, 3.10 and
5,28 p.m.
For Jeanesvllle, Levlstou and Beavei
Meadow, 7.40, 0.03 a. m. and 5.28 p. m,
For Boranton at 6.47 v.os, 10.41a, m. 8,10 and
6;28p. m.
For Kazle Brook. Jcddn, Ilrifton and Free
land at 5.47, 7.40, 8.08, 10.41 a. m 1&62 8.1U and
6.26 p. in.
ForQuakako at 6.47 and 9.08 a. m., and
8.10 p. m.
For Wlggans, Gllberton and Frackvllle at
5.60 and tf.03 a. m., und 4,10 p. m.
For Yatesvllle, Malmnoy City and Delano
5.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41, 10,68 a. m.,12.52,3.10,6.20, 8,03,
9.UI and 10.27 p.m.
For Lost Creek, airardvllle and Ashland.
4.27, 7.40,8.52, 10.15 a. m., 1.00,1.40,4.10, 6.35.
8.10 and 9.14 p. m.
For Darkwater, St. Clair and PoUsvllle.
7.40, 0.08, 10.58 a. m., l'52,3.10, 4.10, 6.28 and 8.08
p.m.
For Iluck Mountain, New Boston and
Morea, 7.40, 9.08, 108 a. n.., 122, 8.10, 6.26 and
6.03 p.m.
For Haven Itun, Centralla, Mt. Carmel and
Uhamokln, 8.52, and 10.15 a. m., 1.40, 4.40
and 8.00 p. m.
Trains leave Bhamokln for Shenandoah,
7. M 11.65 a. m., 2.10, 4.30 and 9.80 p. m., arriving
at Shenandoah, V.05 a.m., 122. 3.10, 6.20 and
11.15 p.m.
SUNDAY TUAIN8.
For Lost Creek, Glrardvllle and Ashland,
6.50, 0,10 11.35 a. m., 2.45 p. m.
For Darkwater. St. Clair and l'ottavllle,
5.50, 8.00, ,S0 s . m., 2.45 p. m.
For Yatesvllle, Mahauoy City and Delano,
8. (10, 11.35 a. in.. 1.40, 4.40, 6.03 p. in.
For Ixifly, Audenrled and Ilazleton, 8.U
a- m 1.40 p. m:
For Mnuch Chunk. Lehlghton, Slatlntton,
Clatasauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Kastoj
and New York, 8.00 a. m., 1.40 p. m:
or rmuiaeipnia, i.iu p. in,
B. BYINGTON.
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Bethlehem.
PIREJITSURANCE!
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llopresented by
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mm
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bficrlBtli look, ttplnaottansii pror. .ll.d(t..Udl frt.
tin.l ERIE fatfOICAL CO.. BUFFALO, N. Yt
(7 s
o bottle of
OF
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XMinplen to oliHtlniltc ECZUHAi
A3-ecnd for"3Itntfi for Kltclion and Blolt.
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OR
CAN BE RELIED
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ON
BLaR this mark.
mark.
A safe and infallible neulrallzorand elmlna-
in rtf tmmiPA l.lrmfl Ml.nl
rheumatism, cout. and skin diseases, c.irea
spcclllo poison In a few months, and eating
relapses.
Sold at Klrlln't Drug Store,
Ferguson' Jlotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa.
EAGLE HOTEL!
221 W. Ce.itro Street.
S3CE3Sruft.3iTrOA.KC ,
Formerly kept by Mrs. Omvlllo. The above
uoiei is now aept oy
JOHN "W. WEEKS,
Formerly of the Keystone Hotel, Gllberton
liesv oi accummoo-.iions ior
, ,, . , a. ,
Permanent ailU Transient Guest
Tho bar I j docked wllh the best brands of
clgo .6, ale, beer, orter aud liquors,
EXCELLENT FREE LUNCH COUNTER.
SUFFERS!
H'.f htKXi:
mm
ha trvtublod with thr?? iirwtnu Trreifuli'i"c
nKjuitatly folKiwingii Co ( r (k.iHuiu, vr ftoi.i 1
Uo DR. DuOllOW C-lijl.rD eu
FEMALE REGULV'WQ PILL:
, lh.. Mil U Tt; 2
tone, rtaoronn niatndfio
Ad nlnfl. Hnt r tw al, eu
Or. Harter Mtnn,
WATER OF LIFE.
A newly discovered MINEKAIj "WATEIl.
tho use of vlilch will fcupply linportaut cle-
meuiH cfCfEury io tieniui. 41 win care in
jKiaoeyp, ijver, niomacn, anaaii uowciana
uiaaaer oiFeaseB. it win aioive raicuu ana
remove 1 hem. It rt moves iheuiioHcldfroni
i.uiiiiu it Lurti iirmiii H tiisKiiKe. 11 nil in
reel ally recommended for ieople advanced In
jjie.uuu jorKnerai oeuimy, ror unaouoieai
proofs or this fcend for ramjihlet riving full
particulars, to J. It. rjtimY, Water ol XJJe
REPUBLICAN
County Convention
The members of tho Itcnubllran nartv of
Hcliuy 1 k 111 counyaro requested to iusenibli
In their resprctlve election districts ntthi
places where theUepubllcondelegatoelectloni
weio held last ycor (except where changes, uo
I Ices of whlth will be given through the news
pnpers) on
ISuiurday, Aug vat 1, 1891,
between the hours of 8 nnd 7 o'clock p. m.. to
olect don Bates nnd alternates tolho County
Convention to bo held August 4, nt lOo'olocl,
a m.. ip Centennial Hall, i'otlnvllle. Al tin
same time and place memb raortbe Ilcptib
lican Cpniily Commltteo and their allernaies
will be voted for In like manner as delegates
to the County Convention.
ine memters irom too rwcniy-niniii aena
torlal district nltcndlug the County Convon
lion win meet August nn, nt o eiocu p. in.,
in Centennial Hall. l'nttavlUe. for Ihn liur, nc
of placing In nomination two (2 tat dldaies
10 oo voieainras ocitgaicB to tne uonsiitn
UonalConvenllou. Tho munbers from the Thirtieth Senatorial
MStrlot allendlng theCouuly Convention will
meet August lib, at. 2 o'clock p. in., InCenleu
nlulllnll, roltsvllle, lor the pnrpno ol plac
ing In nomination two (2) modulates to be
voted for as delegates to the Constitutional
Convention,
The following persons nnd nUernnleshave
been nppolnlcdio conduct the o ectlon:
Ashland First ward, David Da Is, A J Lau
bonstlne; alternates John E Levens, J CGor
uer.
AshlnudSeco d wnrd.Wllllntn Cleaver, OW
Fenstermaclier! nlternulM H a KniiHi. v M
James.
Ashland Third ward, Chris Mauer, Andrew
Vaughn: alternates Isaao Ynrnoll. Jr. J G
Gensel.
Ashlnud Fourth ward, James 1 1 nke. W J
Williams; ttlicrnntex J It Ile sel, George Lelb
AsniHua i-iiiii warn, osear Feinerou, win.
Bormlsterj Hllerulcs Ilemy l'nul, J Schutt.
Auburu. Dr. Charles K. Ouull. Josenh Krcd.
enca; alterna-es, Jamts Itimsli, T. F. Moyor,
jmrrj r,Hsr, joun norry, u t ureen: ouer
nates, Hubert Green Jr., Ileury Boilck.
B ,rry Wot, G. Breslln, John Heinhart; al
ternates, J F Bart, Ephrlara Yarnall.
Butler Norlb, Owen t ouroy, M. Costollo;
alicrnute, Harry Mcdlnnesi.
Butler Kast, lllchnrd Flynn, John Griffith!
alternate, Patrick Feeney.
liuiicr fouin. o Fciternian, u & mees; al
ternate, John Dugan,
iiiuier norinwesi.. joei iiowensiein, u o
Maurer ullerunte. John Hweenv.
Brunswick Knst. II 11 Koch. JameB Delone:
uneruu sk, i it ivocu, ncoil Aimer
Brunswick West, Jonathan Lclby, Frank
Yost: alt, mate. W Sboenor.
Blyth- (Silver Creek). W J Matthews, More
Fin'ey; ailernates, W Slurry, D Manning.
Illyihe (Combola), J Reynolds, Daniel
St'-ue; alien ates, Robert Thomas, 8 Thomas.
Illyihe (Kafka William), John F lloycr,
Nicholas Thornton.
Branch, Jacob Zimmerman, II F Luckcnbll);
alternates C W Dando, Isaac Morgan.
uass Aoun, 1'airick iirennan, mionaei
iireuuuni
Cs holith. Mm ran Jones. W Lynch.
Cressona Houth. Jnlin ltcrccr. C W Merkel:
allernaies G llotlman, Robert Ash.
Cre sona Nori li, h s Berger, George Koedj
allernaies u it liecier, w uugnes.
ueiauo, ii Aiariiu, Aiariin neeu.
nalns D II Hmlth. Daniel Seltz
l-.ldrcd East, W H Hei-gstretser, Fremont
Ftrtlchj alleruates J K Maurer, LowW Bon
singer.
t raney, t t-wnoisiau, u w iimieri uuei--natesNaihan
ICtronger, Emll Aidman.
Fosler. Joseph Rule edge John II ay j alter
nates Thomas Gray, liewis Reed.
Frackvllle. J F Price, Samuel Wynnj alter
nnleM Wm Illvl.. If T Kvans.
Glrarovllle East ward, Jonn Lewis, ai
Hower: nltcrnatej Nicholas Blass, Thomas
uavis.
airardvllle Middle ward, Louis Blass, Chas.
Orniifrer.
Giirirrtvlila West waid.W 11 Price. W Toy-
ion alternates Thomas Evaus, Thomas
urncey.
uuoerton west waro, wniiam ucusiugur,
W lliptinnv.
Gllbertou East ward, E Cnrty, E O Murray:
nltpriiAtnn 1 P MlirnhV. VV H Krvinver.
Ullberlon Middle warn, ai A iieary, ii ji
llakcr. . .
Gordon, N M Frank, J 1' servis, Jr.; alter
1 Tint.n4 F K Dreher. (i II Bench.
Hei;lns East. James Dunklebcrcer. A B
Klnuser; alterua-e NV Maurer.
liegins vvtsi, ii iv auyoor, j w iicpkci-, ui
terniilen Jnhn ltlckert. A. Iv. Laudenslager.
Hut ley, W O Sallzer, R S Gilbert; alternate
ti liowman.
Kline, Frank Kantnor, Isaac Phillips, alter
nntoJJBrem. Landlugvllle, Henry Drumheller, J F Hats-
leior; aiieruate, v jjtuier.
Mnnhnlm Nor h (Focht's). John Gerber,
Davy ,vchy; nliernato Jere Fbcht.
Manhelm North (McDermotl's), A Sturm.W
Kline; aiicrunie w x eager.
Manhelm Norm ilirowu'e), A Mortimer,
I V Wnflver; iillernntn Georce Wauroer.
Maohelm North (Melot's), J A Filbert, Wm
Kllllau; aliernnto Franklin Blddle.
Manhelm South (Heber'6), B F Reber, W J
SliaHftr; uliernaleE Charles Fisher, S Rhine,
Mahauoy west (Lost creea), oeo vv jonu
I Rnn. Il, nrun 1'linnini.nn- nllernute W Joues.
Mahauoy West (Raven Ruuj, Thomas B
Tweeuie, vviuinm Aua.rsou.
M.ihn r nv West (Brownsville). Jos Ileaton
IS Bre wn; alternates J Price, J James
Mahauoy West (Wm. Penu), Thomas May,
Jnhn llnehew alternate J Mctz.
Mahauoy East lLanlgan's). H Frost, George
mciiarcs.
Mahauoy East (Colo's No. l), jacoo uuiespie,
Dbiinla Whalen.
Mauanoy East (Cole's No. 2), Jas Matthias,
r aniei i nomas.-
Mahauoy ast (Ulirs), Antnony buick,
Wllllnm VVrlEht. Jr.
Mahanov Cltv FlrEt ward. J J Ooyle. E
Morris; aiiernmes u t nn -, j i eiiva.
b-ahanov Oitv Second ward. E Barliir. Joh
Lnthaiu; alternates Joseph uugnes, E sun
IDIll. Jr.
Muhanoy City Third ward, H It Brlcker.
1 " Otlm; alternates Jacob iieckcr, ) Den
AOShermaupulleruales J ASellgman,TG
Thomas.
Mnnanoy city Finn wara, Auower, ueo
Parllett; alternates Heese Rosser, Isaac
Morgan.
Mlnersvllle East wrd, J Phillips; John
Bowman: alternate Calvin Price.
Mlnersvllle Westward, William Faulkner,
iawara ejmssier.
Mlddleport, Thomas Jennings, vv iinusier;
nlternutea F J Dltchev. J Stennens.
New Castle, New Castle, Daniel Weller,
Alonzn Ileber: alternate Theodore Weller.
New Castle, Wadesvllle, J D Thomas, W S
Thomas, alternate James lltad.
Norwegian i-usi, uurrys, w uurtou,
Ihftmlev! allert.nte Wllllnm Rodcers.
iiuinrKiau nest, uunuu o, j uieduuuib,
Thomas Keating: alternate J B Kelly.
isorwegian iuisl luwusnip, m jiauy, w
cunen; allernaies James couan, w ionaia
son.
Aew Philadelphia, 11 w Jones, J Tanner;
anernaie i-oiup uvaus.
New Ringgold, David Vetler, II B ICoch
alternates J S llonsboiger, V Lelser.
alternates It S Fev. A C Elsenhuth.
Plnegrove borough, A S Mnnweller, O I
Thlel; alternates D J Gensemer. Peter Klncy.
nnegrove lowusnip r.asi, r vv iiener,
',1 . 1 , . , ,. A, . l,.. I .. I U .
iuuvi, aonuHiDai tiuiaiiinu, aj .3 auu.ijd.
jiickiv o iuvaiiiij, j;iftijiigsiiwici,
O ll stahl; nltematcs George Adams, E,
rineRrove lowusnip wesi, u zra iiougutner,
iiuuKer.
Palo Alto. E T Priest. E Hay: alternates
Aiex uovan, wuuum joues.
l'ort Clinton, O C llaioh, Eugene Bond; al
ternates, A A iClrlln, A 1 Hatch.
Port Carbon, Wm W'entz. Henry SYana
maaer.
Port Carbon, (Mechanicsville), Frank Btur-
man, r nil k. esuuuh
Porler East. I ?J Evans, lltram Ilrnwer.
Porter West. W Marlz. J Urahollz: alter
nates G W SchroD. Eugene Horn.
Porter North, Ed wurd Iloutz. Jacob RumpO
alternates TJ Davis. J trousser.
I vvaiaei; uiieniHte w v nuuey, jr.
1'oiibviiie ruuiueasbwari, Augusi ivnecui,
a USchrluk: alternate .7 G Frlck.
PoUsvllle Middle ward. John Ebert. Geo IC
Bmlth; niton ates J T Snyder. J M Fieck.
t'oiisviiie (iriiieusi, wara. it u mil, jsu
lNicimi; nneruaies vy inst, f Wade.
PoUsvllle Northwest word, W Owens, John
Johnson; alternates John Leonard, H Koon.
l'oitsvuie seventh waid, Wesley Sailor,
iiiomas ricuton; aiieruutcs Ernst sioyers,
Bucchlev.
J'ottsvllle North ward, George Owens, Jos
Davit; alternate Alex lemple.
llahu, Thomas Bradbury.il G F slieri alter-
uuien iiaviu lingut'i,, lunulas uuwa.
iiusn (iiuen-H). vv A sinner, vv vv liaup;
i uiieriiuttj iiueiiiHiu.
lUuh .Luiz's), t V Job, IC F Hampshire,
neuiy, net ry xiioy. iiouoj i weir
4 vj tins n itrci i iumo, ouaci'ii uu
utileH UatilulJonpit. w Weaver.
4 vj tins n itrci i lumo, ouaci'ii luutiuvxa mtv
BcJiuyJislIl llavou Eastward, J II Sterner.
J UHhnlch,' alternates W D Guentler, J U
Schuylkill Haven Mouth unrd, Chas Harbst,
LDKershner; alternates W Rlebsaemau, H
Kuarr. '
SehtiylhlH Haven North ward.HSternor.W
C HneV.' Blllrimln II V Ilnl.lnen,! '
,Siluy"i"1"',vel Westward, GeoAShacf-
"V f "lra"i auernaio u nannery,
Hchtiylklll towiishlo, R Fletcher, ilenry
siimeis-. alleriitttes Charles DeLoug, KIlrocK.
man.
st.uinir south ward. WashOrmo, J Ifos-
"'""i"'-! nuctimicR j ungues, V1I Lee.
St. Clair North ward.GeorgBBlaclter, Harry
HeJ em.nn; ..VfInB,p" J(,hn Urch.T. hceiy.
SI. OalrMlddlo ward, s it Lee, 11 0 Boyer;
altrnfltc .1 Kvntiu. ii i.,,.ii,ii,m' ' '
Sliommiloah, First ward, William Itause,
John Thurlby,- alternate Samuel Sogers
f iiennnuc nn. necond ward, Charles Phillips,
OAKeini; alternates Henry Goodman, F
8henoMloah, Third ward. Dr. J Stein, EK
mitermnu; ollcinntes John Thomas, J W
Daddow.
Shenandoah, Fourth waid, John A Lewis,
.-v.., mj ueuu.Ii, mitixjuies ,y ijeni. iiagi;
Thomas.
Shenandoah, Firth wnrd, Henry Wnrnlck.
John Biinn; alternates T ''owcll, Il Illsel.
Tamaqua Eat wnrd, John Mei get, Lewis
iieuij-, uiieiumeH .t AMP,
jnmnqu- ivuriu Wnra, J3 rugh. Kdm
invn inrriiflia a iimiai, - ,
Tnmaauu South wwrri. W T Tlnvlfl. .1 Ci V
ers; allemate F Dehj.
ireinont boioiigh. Kasl r-ard, W Moore,
i.iiwiiitv! vuwwii iiueruaiua u 11 iicsser, a,
Gfwrtiier.
. 1 remont hnrongh, West -vnrd. J Drower. Gh
v liehman: Alternates Dr. W J llaln. A. 1C2
Tremont township, D Work-t an, Harry
Bill.
IlprerMnhantongo John Kllnelheny.
Union. Frni ClS Sallzer. Kllan Mlllnr. nlfor.
nale Old ton Becker.
Union East, Nelson Biandon, Geo Knccht:
nltprnntft I.T tlrnHnn
union isorin, Jouu II Davis, J N Lutz: oiler!
uhib ,v r eiiicruu.
Walker, W B Shock, SainmlHelsIer; alter.
uateOH Knterllnn.
West Penn S utli (Lelbv'sl. J II Maiinin.
Jocob Lonenccker.
vvosii-eunr.onuenst (Mautz's), w Mauntz.J
West Penu Northwest (Wren's), TtosBlll-
wasninuiou (uaidori's), Lyman u Heed,-
niiKH orii
WiHhlngtnn (Itock), John Fertlu.W FMtz.
v nvne. .-nnri n. jjiiniei vm. i u I, uat-ri.
Wayne. South. James A llellner. FrAiilr
Hoir-nuli.
Vorkvllle, Isaac Illch, Ilenry Becker.
D. D. PHILLIPS, Chairman. ,
Philadelphia aiid Roading .Railroad,'!
Time Tabte In eSeetMay 10, 1801
'RAINS LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS'
For New York, via Philadelphia, week days,!
u o.s, 7.VM h. in. ana us so z.tu ana
m. Hunaav a.iu mid 7.4s a. m. i-or .
1 ork, via Maucn Chunk, week daybWi
,30, a. m. and l2.35and 2.EO0. m. v
Fur Keudlng and Philadelphia week days.
10. ft.23. 7.30. a. m.. 1-2. : u.G0 and 5.55 ti. m.
muday, 2.10 and 7.18 a. in.
ror iiarrtsDurE, week days, iiu,7.aj a. m,
:u, D.OO p. m.
i or Aiientown, wees aays, . . m 1;
.10 o. m.
ui s. uitn 1 inc. rt vv J, ,aiibi us.
!.3 2.C0 aud 5.55 p.m. Sunday, 2.10 und 7.11
oi.
For Tamaqua and Mahanov City, week:
lays, 2.10, 5.2), 7.20, a. m., 12.3 2.10 and 5.5S
,,. ro. oujiuiiy, .iu unu ,.4a u. in. auuiuuuhj;
'or Mahanoy city, week days 7.00 p. m.
i or ijuncasier ana uoiumuia, weeK aaya.
.20 a. m..2.E0n. m. I
ForWilllamsport, Suuburyand Lowlsburs.j
eok days, 3.25, 7.20 and 11.30 a. m 1,35,7.0(31
. m. tiunaay o:z ii, m.
7.20 and 11.30 a. m 12.35, 1.35, 2.W, B.55.'
,00nne 9.26, p. m. Sunday, 2.10, 3.25 and7.1
i-nr aiaunuDV eiaue. weaK liar. .iu 0.3.
m. SJDa p. lu.
For QU-ardvllle (Uapnabannock Station)
w-UHJJ.IU, 0.4J, U.J, KUVL AU,
VIA), i so 2.1M, &,t3, 7.UO anau.za. p. m. nunaay
iu . -, v.ia a. m., a.m p. m.
-'or Ashland and Shamokln. week days.1
,2 ,,5.25, 7.20, 11.3 l a. m., 1.85, 7.00 and V,
m. aunaay a,ti u. m., a.vo p. iu.
1-KAINS FDIt SHENANDOAH!
LeRve New York via Philadelphia, week
l'JS, ,,13 H 111., X.OV, ,.OU p. 1U,
aignt. Sunday, 6.00 p. m., 12.1s menu
ijeavo isew xora via aiauon ununs, wees 1
lays, 4.80, 8.15 a. m 1.00 and 1.0J p. m. !
lavo Phlh'delphla. weeic days, 4.10, amTl
10.00 a. u. 4.00 ntid K.OO p. m.. nrom Broad1,'
auu utuuwuui uuu OA, n, u,nuu xi.ov f. iu,
from Bill kui lireen streets. Sunday 11.05 a,
tl Dll R W S.Y. 1U ... ..!..
UA, AlfU ll AM. UUUI ,1.(1 I.UV
jbenve iteaatng, week oays, i.bj. 7.10, iu.i,t.
una 11.DU a. m., o.tu, ism p, m. cunuay i.uhi
U).43b. m. Mtraf
Leave Pottsville, week days, 2.40, 7.40 'fMim
USO, 6.11 p, m. Sunday, 2.40 a, m. uhW.
ioiive xamaqua, weea aays, d.m hhv
2 s 11. in.. 121. 7.13. and u.18 d. m. Sunday 3.10
, m. and 2.50 p. m. f
Mohnnim Cltv ffie.tr llflV. 9 iO U.I 1 V
2nd 11.47a. ra.. 1.51. 7.42 and U.44 p.m. Sun. i
day, 3.4(1 a. ra., 3.20 p. m
Leave Mahanoy Plauc, week days, 2-41, 4.CO
5.S0, 05. H.fO a. m.,l.(i5, 2.C0. 5 so, U 28. 7.57, andj
iu.iio p. in. nuuuay x.1 , ,w, uuu o.u, n. iu ,
AAU O.AU, n AAJ
4 1, p. m.
ijeave Glrardvllle (Rappahannock. Station))!
, 6.36. and n.ii a. m., u.uw
i i2, 5.2S, 6.S2, 8.03 and 10. W p,
u IU.W 11 ui. ouiiutty, ,ttni
(.2;, 8.2a a. m. 8.41 p. m. ;
i.e-iVO vv linamsnon., wwjk uttys, omii.tuiu
11.00 U. IU. ty.JiJ HIIU ALIO p. AU, RUAllAi. AA.AD
P. m.
ror utuuiiiDie, wasmncion huu me west
ia B. t o. It. K.. throueh trains leave (ili-ari
I.VOUUV .UVUUU, A UlltAUC.LfAAlIl, A . Ali .
. .......... Jn..v.,n ,D X. T IJ V V.
at 4.16. 801 and 11.27 a. m.. 1.3a. 4.24. 6.55 and
r.A-3 p, in. eunuay, l.io i,w 11.21 a, ia
oo una 7.21 p. m. ,
AXUUI'l'lUUll I uiviBiun,
Leave PhlladelDhiu. Chestnut Street Whari
nd South Street Wharf. ,
I'or Atlantic Cltv. 1
Week-days Express 9:00 a. m. and 2.0C
4.00 p. m, Accominodutloa,.8.00 a.m., 5.0S
p. in. !-
Duuuai B. .aprebs, v.w, R, xu, auvuuiuio
fiatlon, 8.00 a. m. and 4.30 p. m,
itlantlo und Arkansas avenues. week-day
IVAptVM., O.W, M, AU. HUU 1,W, AAfe
'.LH-ouiiuodatlon. (1.00. 3.05 a. m. and l.SCs
L30 p. m. i
Sundays. Express, 4,00 p. m. Accommola,
tion, 7.30 a. m.and 4JS0 p. m.
v. u. n&nuuuK, uen i i'a i aki,
A.. A. MULKUD. Pres. & Gen'l Manaser.
-yrriLMINGTON A NORTHERN R.j
Trains leave Readme: (P. & 11. statlfin) foi"
aibraltar, Seyfert, Blrasboro, Joanna, Spring,
H.IA AF.,;,n&BKr T..nnlnn IV.n, ADllla W. Jf
ucu, , , n, ... ...j.., 1, u 11HV.11U 11, vviu i.u 1 ,.,v, . , ,
uneier,i:uausioru junction, is, &u. juuctioni
WllmlUL'tou nnd intermediate stations, dallv
except Sunday, at 0.25 and 3.30 a.m. and 3.11
p. m, Sunday only at 8.05 p. m.
statlons.dally except Sunday, at 9.20 a.m., audi
I! ta,, n Miinrlnt. nnl. U IR n Tn
m np wnrwiriir ft iviai1. nun inipriiiPiiiHii
U. 1 11 Ill, . 11 11 11 H J 1 .. .J V..V 1. AU. a
Vtr lllrHAltfirii nnil IntermpfllntA HlnltnnnV
Saturday only, at 12 in. 1
r or liauimore ana vvasuingion lis. u. iu
It.) daily excent Sunday at 0.25 and 8.30 a. ml
and 3.15 p. 111. hunday only at 8.05 n, m. I
Irom Wilmington, B. & O. Junction, Montrf
chanln, Chaddslord Junction, West Chester.!,
ieuaper uoaiesviue. vvaynesourp juncuon,
S)irlugneld,Joanna,Blrdsuoro, Gibraltar, Seyi
fen una Intermediate stations, dally except'
Sunday at 10,20 a. m. 5.52 and 8.17 p. m, Sua-,
U3 UJjy HL AA.Al U. Ul,
From St. Peters, Warwick and Inlermedlati
stations, dally excent Sunday, at 8.2J a
and2.25n. in. Sundav onlv at 6 o. m.
From Blrdsboro and lutermedlate statlonaf
U.liiut.u 1 II,. h F
on in; i.iu i, 111.
From WashlUEton and Baltimore, dally ex1
rent Sunday. 10 20 n. 111. 6.52 and 8.17 n. ni
Sunday only at 11.21 a. m.
isuw jNi-i-ja uitiuus, uen'i pass. Agt
A, G, MCOAUSLAND, SupL .
RUPTURE,
We, the undersigned
lire entirely curea o.j
ltunture bv Dr. J. 11'-
MAYEtt, 831 Arch St., Pblla. Thomas h
Hartunir. New Ulmreold. Pa.. I. Nandt. Soutl
Haston, l'u., L. P. & O. A. Deturck, Oley, Pmi
It. (I. Stnnlev. 421 Hnruee St.. Iebanon. Pa.. A1
niUUVIUDl, A.Ul.ll.111 A'UIC, A t,., AJ, A. A.Uil. Al.m,,
aim, ra., wm, 11. uar cusiiaib, i-iioeuixvuivA
la VV M. Ij.lnl,nrli KM VViiklillii-tnil Btjl
lteadlng-, Pa., J, C. Lyme 1810 W. Howard Btf 9
liarrlsbure-. Pa., C. Iltehn, DonnlassvllJeJ'in n
ur. MA7.it is at noiei 1 eun, ivoaais
on the 2nd Saturday of caoh month. lfl,f
seo him. A
J B. BRIGKER M. D
JPHY&IOIAN AND SliltOEON,
No'. V East Centre Street; Mahanoy City, Vm
o-iu mi opeoiai aiseases si speoiaity.
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