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LAKESIDE DATES.
Figure
Demonstrate tho
Popu-
larlty of the Resort,
July 28. Win. l'enn Sunday folionl.
" ai. St. Nicbolai Sunday school.
" 27. retnpernnoe Hand, Shenan
doah. July 28. The Wellington Hook & Lad
lor Company, of Mahatioy Oity.
July 29 Trinity Itaformtxl Sunday
school, of Shenandoah.
July 80. Younj? Alen't Kopubllcan Club
of Mabanoy City.
July 81. Presbylorian Sunday school ol
Alahanoy Cily.
Aujr. 3. English Baplitt Sunday sobod
of Shenandoah.
Aur. 1. M. K. Sunday school of Mali
nnoy Plane.
Aug. C SI. B. Sunday school, Ashland.
Auk. 0. Evaiijcelleal Sunday school of
.Mahanoy City.
Auk- 7. Wehh Congregational, Maha
noy City.
Aug. 8. SI. E. Sunday ecliool, Gllbor
ton. Aug. 10. SI. E. Sunday school, Girard
villo, and Union SundayJ school, Lost
Creole.
Aug, 11. Welsh Ilaptiel, Congrega
tional and Jlethodlet, Shonaudoah.
Aug. 12. Lutheran miseionnry festival.
" 18. Episcopal Sunday school of
Mahanoy City.
Auk. M. M. E. Sunday school of Ash
land. Aug. 1C Eisteddfod.
" 17. Lutheran Sunday school, Gi
rardville. Aug. 18. EnglisblUaptil.Sunday school,
Mahanoy City.
Aug. 19. SI. E. Sunday school of Shen
andoah.
Aug. a). Trinity Koformcd Sunday
scuooi qi Malianoy City.
Aug. 22. 1 M. Sunday school, of Gil
borton.
Aug. 21. r. SI. Sunday school of Shcn
andoah.
Aug. 2o. English Luthoran,:;Mahanoy
uuy.
A Oiiro for Constipation
Hoaducho.
and
Dr. Silas Lane, whilo in tho Ilocky
jaouniains, discovered a root that when
combined with other herb, makos an oasj
and certain euro for conslipation. It Is in
tho form of dry roots and leaves, and Is
known as Lano'sJ Family Medicine. It
will euro sick headache For tho blood,
liver and kidneys, and for clearing up the
comploxion it does wondors. Druggists
sell it at CO conts a paekago.
Oyster shell whilo is tho nowost color on
tho market. It is a gleaming silvery tint.
Ask Your Friends About It.
Your distressing cough can bo curod
Wo know it bcCBUso Kemp's Balsam
within the past fow yoars has curod so
many coughs and colds in this community.
It? romarkablo sale has beon won ontirelj
by its gonuine morit. Ask some friend
who has usod it what ho thinks of Kemp's
.Balsam. Thoro is no mediclno so puro,
none so effective. Largo bottlos COo and?l
at all druggists'.
A man does not have to go to riding
school to learn how to ride his hobby.
To Nervous, Dobllltatod Mon.
If you sond us your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about Dr. Dye's Celobralod Electro-
vuiiuio uou ana AVPl'ances, and their
?,arm .8 ewU upon tho nervous de
bilitated aystom, and how they will quickly
u j u iU iirw, aim uiunuoou. x'ampn
lot froo. If you aro thus afflicted, wo will
and you n Bolt and Appliancos on a trial.
Voltaio BkltCo.. Marshall. Mich.
Tho groat domatid for
raised tlio prico somewhat.
fruit Jam has
Shlloh'o Consumption Ouro.
Th.l8i I'oyond question the most suc
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
n low dmes Invariably cure the womtcsneioi
(jOUgh, Croup, ami Bionclillls, while lis won.
act Jul Hitwi In the euro of Consumption is
Hin5!?'.1.t.".PBrB.1 81 ,u l'k"ry of mrdiclne.
Since It's llrst dUoovery n has boen sold on u
guunuilee,n lil whlcli no other medicine
can slaud. li you liaat'.uuli o earnestly
ask Villi in Irv II. 1'rlni. inD.,Tu ki. ...
i in- it ; "i m
lame, use HMloh'BVorous l'lakttr. Hold 1,5
ft ". llagonbuch, N. 10. corner ilalu and
Ulackborrios will bn abundnnt.
Tha Secret of Succose.
tlln'n."lnbuc,, l!'e JrugBlst,belle
the i secret of suceens it j erfcevciance.
Theio
iuiu ne persists in Keep ng I he lln. tt linn .if
Invite all
....r .i .. iMMiMwu iieesteeiaiv
shnrt breath, weak
iiontons who nave iwh.lLnllnn
'" ""mm ,weaa or Hungry nells.iiBln In
Bldnor Hiouirlcr, oppre-slon, nightmare av
or hungry upells.patn In
alaViriiT VrrMlB,' lteitorat Ve Ne .V"?,
unsurpassed for sePliDe iieadacbe flti
etc., and It ooutalmi no oplnles. ,u-ue' "w
Peach ioe cream Is rle.
A Huebaud's Mistako.
" V'V " -mpi iiuiii lltHUHCIie.
di,is, neuralgia, sleeplwsneks, nt,, next
. niiru "i ino like oi nr. Allies
in i ,orv"10 men terlous rcsulw
...... ....,.. 1'ltivruit'U liri)l!l!INtS evtrv.
where say It gives unherral Millsfioilon. aiid
L,.ft"i""me"se. Woodworlh Oa.ol
rl Wayuo. Iud.j Know & t o., of Syracuse
N V.J.c. Woir, Hillsdale, Mich.; and liiinl
1 ediololhers say -it Is the lacai.stsl,!
ever knew."
f. " It fninn
Dlscstts, free at 0. 11. Ilsgeubuch'B. ;
oolites and
fltlM Ibmilr on X'
HOW TO PLAY BACCARAT
THE nECENT GAME AT TflANBY
CROFT, ENGLAND.
Little Kiinuii In Amcrlcn, lull n
l'nrurllo with linrortriiii Niilillllr
A (initio or I'nro Iniliro How
CJm'iiIIiis Can Ito llonc.
Sovonil nttomptH have been made to
describe Hie frump of lmocnrat, but the
roMiltn produced by tlicmo who would
tell how the carila are mnnlpulntetl
have lieen Mtch tm to leave the reader
with little knowledge of the fmne. It
la necoRsRry first that the person who
attempts to describe baccarat ahonfd be
h pluver. Talking from the book will
not do. The gmiio Is too intrlcHto.
The game i very little known In
America, and H strictly a foreign nf
fiiir. The nobility of Knrope are fond
of it, and the Prince of Wales seems to
have been particularly fascinated with
Iloyle says that baccarat is a game
of mire chance, and bears some re
wiiiWanoe to " V lngt-ot-un" or "Twenty-one,"
but in a much more rapid
game, and great fortunes can bo won
and lost at baccarat In an almost, in
credibly short spnoe of time. The
bunker or the players either win or
lose as they approximate u point which
Is nine.
1'Mrnt of all, to play this swift pastiine
ut cards, a large oval tnble should be
UMid. Directly hi front of the dealer,
who alts ut one of the sides of the table,
not at one of tho ends, a line Is drawn
across the table, dividing It into two
equal parts. Sometimes from a riidlul
point before the banker linos aro drawn
to tho edge of the table.
As many as choose inny play. They
sit at right or left of the line where tho
banker sits. All those who are on tho
right side make their bets on the cards
of one player who holds the cards for
tno right, and all those on thojeft fiido
huvo to do their bolting on tho hand of
tho player who plnys for tho loft. Tho
cams are played by only two plavera bo
side the banker. All the others liavo
to uo tlieir plavintr on tho two linniin.
according to the side of tho table where
moy sit.
Hie game can be nlaved with one or
more pacKsoi cards, usually in gaming
with four packs or five packs, to maUo
tho art of sluiflllnir easier.
The. curds are shuffled and cut li- ns
ninny jmiyiun us may cnooso to BllltlllO
them. The dealer may at his option
say: "I will throw olf three, or four,
or six cards before opening the deal,"
and he may if he wishes place these
rejected cards face upward on tho
table. These are dead cards, and do
not affect the game at all.
Before the cards are dealt the nlnv-
ers mako their bets by placing their
money or chips well out upon tho
table, whore tha banker can see them.
Then tho dealer begins.
Tho object of the gaule is to socuro
nine, which is "game." This nine is
secured by counting tho spots on tho
spot cards. If the hand you hold, and
only one card may constitute your hand,
counts more than nine spots,
you only can be credited with what
spots you can count over ten. A ten
card counts for nothing that is bac
carat. A face or picturo card counts
for nothing. Aces count one spot nino
spots is "game." If you hold two cards
with spots say one a flvo and tho other
a six and a picture card, the latter
counts for nothing, ten of tho spots on
the other cards make baccarat and you
huvo but one spot.
In dealing, ono or threo cards consti
tute a hand, all depending on tho luck
of tho player in getting a good card at
the tlrst time, or whether his 1ml rrmnnr.
makes him ask for another and a third. I
When the dealer bee-ins. he trivra flrht.
one card to the player at his left, then
one card to the player at his right.
The third card ho L'ives to hlnisnlf Tf
cither of tho two players secures nn
oigin, snot or a nine spot, thoso spots
are called "naturals," ho immediately
throws it fuco up on tho table. Ho
needs no more cards, because, unless
good fortuno btrikos the dealer and tho
latter should get an eight spot to tie,
or a nine spot to tie or win, ho will
have to pay the plnvernccordinir to th
amount of money or chips that ho had 1
up. Ho will huvo to pay also all tho 1
players on the wiunlnir shin wlm lm.i
up their money. If ono sldo wins and
another loses, the banker pays tho ono
and collects for.tho other.
After tho llrst round the dealer then
deals ills card, or cards, to tin. rVin,.,,,.
bitting next to tho ono nearest him left
and right, and all thoso on their re
spective sides bet on tho new players'
hands. This system is kept up until
TUB NOW FAMOUS THANH CT10FT.
tho banker has ilonlt a hrtntl and had a
pluy with nil sittintf at the lioard.
As was stiitod, tho object of tho frame
is for players and banker to atrive to
ffot tlie iwlut of nine. If the ritrht
Iiand players make heven by couiitin.
that many sixitaon the card or curdh
wo.r piaytT iioms, tlie left-hund play
ere got flvo i tho same way, and the
I
: "V ' "t spouion his card
m.U'',tMeU V'V 1w,llc W aI1 tbe bets
made by the right hand side plavo.s,
ami rakes in all the monoys and chins
ThV'LV11.6 le,ft hBml Mo Pv"
thm-f, re oat to them, and they were
bidelwd XWM,oJ whttt tllB "Uier
The onrds count thus: Ace. one
deuce, two; troy, throe, and ko oi, ac
conllnjr to the spot. Ten counts ton,
but n ten like u pioturo curd, has no
vaiuo in the faine;
At Ocoriro Vnnilnrlitlf. a-i m.
"lircmrd In Illq Hot Suit of Clothes."
For tho first thno in its history, I)an
villo, ills., has a flrst-olass ghost sensa-
Hon. I ho other night on Bowman
ayonuo several persons, including Wil
nor alker, U. A. Waikor, Mury liber
anil M. hpecht. observed tho ghost of
John Qiilnn, who has been dead about
two weens, walking through the house
lormeny occupicu uy mm. Uo was
ciresM d in Ills best suit of clothes and
several times camo to the window and
smiled upon the wondering crowd,
After lils disappearance thoc who
were in the street entered the house
but were unable to find a lump that
could be lighted.
4 . . . .
n gieai raeo norse and slro of raco
home passed awny in England when
jiusieruciuu men eany in May at tho
stud of his owner, Mr. W. II. Freeman.
Ifc was by Beadsman, out of Madame
Eglnline, and was foaled In 1805. On
mo tun lie won some of tho most fom
ousBtakesin England, and nfter his
retirement produced u long list of high
uinrsa nurmsB.
What the Druggists saw
of Heiskell's Ointment:
" When we nreimkal to recommend a nrenknv
tlon for nklii iIImwk-, we hand out JlBiMKftu.ii
ointm Kscr, with every coiiHdenc of It auocets.
fill treatment of the l&ea."
J. C. Hkdick, a Mian Bt, Bailer, Pa.
"I have beon selling ItEmKKLi.'m Ointmkht
for eleven yeum. 1 1 Kives unl venal suUsfactloD
It will cure Tktteu.
II. W. IIackkkbebobr, IUInbridte, IV
"We have evidence of tho cnmtlre iironertie
lii1Jf""?,t.u' " Ointmiust here. It L n gooif
reliable ointment."
Fi.kmino & Eslkb, Tnrwitam, Tn.
J. J. Kbit., ebariburg, Ta.
t lu .?,BKTIli? "'"tmest cure when all ele
folia." JIoClblun IIkbd, 1-reeport, 1-aT
Jill K'BKKLL'H OINTMBKT Mjla On IK Own
merit" It-B. Uhton. Kliuiiinlni:, I'a.
felckneadacfcoana rolioveaU the troubles lncf
flent to a blUoua etato of tho system, suoh a9
Dlizlnese, Kauaca, Drownlness. Dlstroea after
caltog. 1'aln in the BHo, bo. Whjlo their most
i-enmkublo success has been shown lit curies
KcaJacho, yet Carter's Lllila Liver Pllla era
equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pro
venting lhi8annoylnRcomnlalnt.whilo thoyalaa
correct all dlsordcrsof thostomach,stlmnlato tha
i lvcr ana regnlato the bowels. Evonlltheyoaly
fAekolhcy would bcaunootprlcclcsatalliasowna
Buier f rora this diEtreuslng complaint; but f ortu
CatelythcirBOOdnesadoosnotondhero.andthosa who once try them will find thoso Httlo pllla valu.
nolo In co many ways that thoy will not bo wil
iliCB to do Milhont them. But at tar allslck bead
lla tho bane of so many Uvea that hero la where)
nemaaeourercatboast. Our pills euro It whlla
I others do not.
I Carter's Little Liver Pllla aro very small ana
very easy to lake. One or two rills maioa dose.
They aro strictly vcgetablo and do not grips or
purge, bat by Uiolrgentlo action ploasoall who
ueothem. In vials at 23 cents ; llvo for $1. Sold
liy druggists uvery wfcero, or sent by mail.
p.fARTEft MEDICINE CO., New York;
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIGE
Dr. Brosvenor's
Bell-cap-sic I
PLASTER.
ourml at once. Omumi tin mihi b ll i.tVSfi
APOLLO VAS A PERFPRT FJiAM
PERFECT IK rnaMf-MATuire in w!
7 YrTnWi,Jn D BTaUHQ
lUUnii MEN OR OLD
inBerimt from NERVOUS JZ
B1Z.1TV. Tt.i a v.iti.M r.
kjod, rhrilcit Eic.i.ii, Mantal
Worry, Btnntad Dev.lopmeiit. or
.-7 ...aunAL. HtAftfltoB, CftO D
r i to red ta PrnrrfT nr.i-u
;"fwBLf .VITALITY ol BTKOMO
MEN, tin Prid. nd Fovarof Httlom.
i;,5 Sll",m 5'ear" ' practice by
"VnTSSnnThh..i!'
AOIction.otMen. Testimonial!.
iiRiiu uiiuHi. wotknc.ieifind
",,'"B""es ana Territories.
Ii?S.,T,"n' Jiill EipUnatlomforllOME TBEAT
ER I E M EO I CAL CO. B U FrUO. W.Y
FGonuiaor
Is and will ever bo tho
"best9
Remedy for
RHEUMATISM
'Gout. Influenza. Baokaobo.'
rPalns in tho Side. Cher-1 and!
I Joints, Neuralgia, Sprains, &o
Before you 3ud to ouy, obtain
3T FREE Of CHARCE-ttft
i the yaWhlc hooki "Qulde to E.alth," wllil
eaaorbomKais oi prominout fa) siousi,
FcAD.RiCHTtR 4,00.
t. am Rrnndwav.
HW MEW YORK.
Prize Medals Awarded!
50 Cents a bottle, For Bale by
"- XI. JtTTlTVrTV.
XI. IIAOKNJITJCH,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
. ana omtr oruansu.
I , .
j i in w iv r
II .11 A I II
LAKESIDE!
Tho finest- in tho interior of
tho State. Only availablo
health and pleasure grounds
in tho Anthracite region.
The natural attractions nnd niRgnin
ccnt scenery of tlio plnco are un
equalled, and a day of recrea- 1
- llou and pleasure may bo .---
spent In It to advantage.
Thero is good fishing and
liatliiuf? lu tho twin lakes
. Burroundlngthegrounds. Boat
houses will he built on Ihelakesldo
and regal tas will be frequent this season
For Sunday Schools, Lodges, &c,
The grounds are most suitable for plc-nles and outings. For dates and other
information, call on or address, '
O. A. KEIM, Excursion Manager,
SirEPJANIlOAH, 1A.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
AKIUNQKMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
MAY 10, 1891
I'asscnecr trains will leave
Mflticli Cliunk, Lehlphlon, SlatliJBton, CaU
saunufl, Alleniown, flelhlehem, Kaeton, f hll
8?$&.iS$!? Vork at 6.47, 7.40. m'w.
rur ueiviaere, lieieware Water Gap and
Iroudsburg at 5.47, a. m., and 5.20 p. m.
i.orl,?n.u?.vlllea,,1 Trentoi., 9.0S a, m
For White llavcn. Wllbr.itn-A. o., AT:
loi; 5.47. 9.08, 1U.41 a. 111., 3.10 and 6311 p. m.
iorlunkhannock. 10.41a. m . .1 Kinnrt k i
,Aor Anlrn. Ithaca, Geneva and and Lyom
10.11 a. m., and 6.20 p. m.
i iii Vint, lOwaDQl, I
Llmlrn, Ilcchcmer, llullulo,
I'orljiceyville.Towanda. Sayre, AVavcrlj
L'lilCBKU aDd all point Webt at 10.41 a. m.,8nd
IJUlIll. JlCCIltBlBr. 11I1I1I1 O. rtlnrram b'a 1.
5.20 n. m.
For Imlia nnd llm Writ vin Wnin.., ,,,, ...
3.10 p.m.
ior Auuenriea. Jinziftnn. Htni.bf. tv..
lion at 5.47.7.40. 9.08a. m. nnrt 19 M 'Mn.i
.'t. iwu, nuiiLuiy Huurcna jiKven Junn
ror denuesviue, wviston and Beavei
JUadow. 7.40. 0 08 a. m. nnrt K. """""
u duuuiuu uta.ti v.w, iu.ai a. m. 8.10 and
:20 p. m .
Forllazle Brook. .Tprtrtn. iih
land at 5.47. 7.40. 9.08. 10.41 a. tn. ltniin..
6.20 p.m. '
foruuasnne at a.43 and 9.08 a.m., and
IU JJ. JII.
For WlErtrana. flllbprlnn nnrt HVa..VvTtii.
6.60 and .l)8 a m., and 4.10 p. m.
For Yattsvllle, Mahanoy City and Delano
5.47. 7.40. 9.08. 10.41. HIHIii.m. 1911 5 in Si S
9JI. and 10.27 p. m.' ' '
iJrrjV.ref.?rJlraravllle nna Ashland
Vn' 7,iBn8,-?2. 1U-IS 1.00,1.10,4.10, 6.S5
.10 and 6.14 p. m.
For llnrkwater. HI. pinir nnrt unH.i.m.
7.40, 0.08, 10X8 a. m., 152, 8.10, 4.10, 6.20 and 8.0;
p. m.
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
Mnrea. 7.40. 9.08. 10.ES r. it... 19.K9 ) in c on rS
8.lp.m. ' ' "
For Haven Kun. Centrnlln. M. ntrm.i
Sharaokln, 8.62, and 10,15 a. in., 1.40. lV4f
una B.UD p. m.
1 1 Ss ' Ve, ?nn??n0R'5 ,?rBenan?0?h.
. , 7 i.uv ".in c.Hy 1 1. xii., arriving
at Shenandoali, 9.05 a. in., 12.52. 3.10, 6.28 and
11.10 Jl. Ul.
, . BUAY THAINB.
K Ifn' Olrardvllle and Ashland,
50, 9.10 UA'iR. m., 2.45 p. m.
For Dnrkwnter. Ht. f;ioir nnrt
6.50, 8.00, 9,80 a. m.,2.45 p. m. 1
r t'Sviue.Mananoycity nnd Delano,
w,ii.oun, m., i.iu, D.Uip, m.
v, ... ... . .... iou, du, U.UO j, m.
for ,Lony( Audenrlea and Hazlcton, 8.1
m.-1.40 m;
KorAIauch Chunk. Thfchtn hioti
Catawuqua, AUentowu, Jlethlehem, K&ntoi
nnrt IMwt V,lr Q mi n w I Aft
ui i uiiaucijJUlu, l.v II. 111.
Gen'l Pass. AeU, Bethlehem,
PIKE INSURA1TCE I
ltftit ttJ OIJeiI Bellabte Farelj Cub Ciajulti
Itepresented by
flAlm rAHCTi130 8. JardlnBtreet
IBHKNANDOAH. P
WATER OF LIFE.
..Dcwlrr J'f covered JllNKItAli WATER,
the useoi wlihh will supply lnirirtant eh
5-'.ei,'!.5.''c.tAB'';o bealfK i will cure the
n niova them, it nmoves the uric acid from
hMloo,??,La. ,b? destroys SlilarlaTrid
i.arllcnlars.loJ..ll. riJimt Water nl r.i,.
' narunlilnl l-l
.11.. Jil KDIITIi Man Ut llim : "
For lOSTor PAnJNO UANH00D)
WBaltnejsof Doily ndSIir.d, Effect
Kabt..l. S, .ilA.
eirtntiiwnlirAK.
JtiMlDl.lr nnf.il!
b-mi Ipl in Il'nl, n plinil Ian and proof, w.lhi c.l.i ) (T
iir. shie Medical go., buffalo, nI v!
Keia Jiirm.
New Slock.
Green TrucR, Fino Groceries,
FRUITS. &c..
Delaware roe shad and olher fresh fish right
iromthe boats on T'rldays. Kresh
P
r
ureens irom thefcjoutli.
Evan's Buildinf, E. Centre St.
R
(J.S. mutant' old Hand)
Kverytblnc new and resh. Goods delivered
vo any purt or town.
R. C. KNIGHT & SON.
INUWOMENfl:
J.
ha tiyublea with tho ftunojintf Irrenlariti".!
I 'jliently followinirai rni nntnihiiM n. r..
UtuUonal VYeuk.6iie peculiar to their tj, tLcui
H Uio OR OiiCHOINE'B Cclobrnted
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.
rhsrar. Htr.nothnlnr tntha -.Ml I . .
tone, tlio. and umnn.tfo fore, to nil fonctlona oi bod
Summer Resort, Pw -
and Pleasure Grounds
T AKES1DE (Ent Mnhanoy Junction) mid
tween Jinlinnoy CltyRnd Tama
qua, now managed uyanow lieir
tinnv. will f... ... ... ....
ivcckb, ana aaies can now bo lecured, A
number of Poelclles Imve already beeu booked
and others wlhlng dislrablo dalcr should
mako application without delay.
Under tho tiey management many Improve
ment will bo made, somo of them being now
under way, that will mako It the plc-nloand
pleasure grounds of the region.
A lirge dancing pavllllon nnd a trotting
park aro among the now additions. Tho best
Horses In tho State will bottcurtd to run or
"W" VailB BVUBUUt
A safo i and Infallible neulrallzorand elmlna
Iprol Impure llood, and n radical cuin for
rhci'matlHii, gout, and sklndlctasca. Cures
rpeclrlo poltonlnafrw rr,onths,nnd eatlnc
ulcer In as many wcefcB. No rallurr s and no
Sold at. Klrlln't Drug siore,
Ferguson's Hotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa.
THEATHU ntllLDINR,
iwvni j , i n i-rt,
Capita!, . $100,000.00.
A. W. Leisenrmg, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson. V. Pres.,
, J. R. Leisennnq, Cashier,
S.W. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
Open Dally From 9 to 3.
3 PER CENT. INTEREST'!
faig on Havlugg Deposits.
Your trade is what wo
want.
This is how we propoeo
to get It.
By selling you n ilrst
elasa article ; by sellingyou
for less tliau others; by
selling you furniture, an
organ, a piano, a fiewiiig
machine or anything else
In tho lino of houtehild
goods.
We have a large and va
ried stock to select from.
No t rouble to show goods.
Call, examine and be
convinced.
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Philadelphia and Beading .Railroad?
lime Table in tfttdMay 10, 1801
FBAINSt LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS
a 0,Srk llarte1phia, weekdays.
nwltT&&l
0OroJittBr.rn,mr,I weofe 2-10,7.20 a. m
- 1 o.. m. weok da. m., J2.3S
- J?. rotUvllle. week days, 2.1U 7SO m
160 and5.65p.rn. Suniinv. tt,nSiTA?l
, ut. " " u
ays, 2.to, 5.4i 7.2Ta. m?.'"? n?
i0R,:mFoS.:rmRUd MaaM &'days,
M. Huuday 8:25 . m. ' ' ,w
."5fahR."?rirn.1',anp' weekdays, 2.10 8.2.
7.20 and lf.j a.m., lsi.8s, iV iiso 555'
flflVlft anrl ......
fur (Jlrardvllle (llappahannock Station)
.VS1?' 3mj -rb WK, 7.80 and 11.80 a. m.I
12J5. 1 JUKI. fi.RA. 7 mi o .,.1 u vr i; Zl.'Z'JP'i
2'JO .2 . 7.48k: - a T B
"! . i'.'ok. in., s.i o n. ill. 75
9cA"Tb.nd,?nd '"m"ln, week days,
.25.25, 7.1W, 11.31 a. m 1 8D, 7.00 and ,!
-to. Sunday 8.25 a. m.. 8.06 n.m. '
,i?eNow 5(or,)tv,a fWladelphla, week
lays. 7.15 a. in., 1.30, 4.00, 7.H0 p. m.. 12j5
iijfhl. Hundi.y,().()up.m..f2.15ul!nt.
tkfl'JPSl!,):0!!- V11""?'' uuuiik, week
j wJ.vl, ", i.w ana -i.u p. m.
10.00 n. m. 4.00 and 6.00 p.m.. trim Ijroaei
nd Ca llowliill and 8 an o m .3 i? S IOS
m?, lULan . ? treet- Sunday 0.05 al
m. 11,10 p. m. from Mb ano ivr.WIr.
iffVii,Cll?fe!' rtnyst 1 35-7.1P, 10.15
1 A,oai?ii;tUvlI,' wfel1 47 2.40, 7.40 a. m.,
JMt',ll 1'. m. Sunday, 2.40 a. ni. aud2.c2
p. m.
lave Tnmaqua, week days, 8.20, 8.48 and
J7ilRJj?Ut?ye,C1iyA.,!.e.e?, ?.ftJ"s. 3.0, 9.18
day, 8.40 a.m., 3.20 p.m.,
a iiff HaDy flaue, week day,2'4J,4.lO
4M, M, 11.19 a. m.,!.l)5, 2.C0. 6 20, (1 26, 7.67, and
10.00 p. m. Sunday 2.4, 4.00, and 5.20, a, m.
Leave Wllllamsnort, week days, 8.00,9.45 and
11.65 n.m.S.35 and 11.15 n. m. hnnrtnVti ii
P. m. -
nor .Baltimore, Washington and the west
rla JS. & O. K. It., through trains leave Ulrara
ivenuo statlou, Philadelphia, (P. & K. H. liA
at 4.10, 801 andll.27 a. m., l.a'l! iJU.&MaaX
i.55and 7.2Jp. m.
ATIiAKTIH niTV TiTVIUlllM
Lea ve Pnlladelnhla. ChestuntHtrmt Whn.i
ud South Street Wharf.
For Atlantic CltV.
Wnnlr-rtn a 1."" nn..u u nn n ... ...... n nn
Jim m' Aconi,uxlallolJ 8'M' a.m., 6.IW
Sundays. Express, 9.00, n.m. Accommo.
latlon, 8.00 a. m. and 1.30 p. m.
Keturning. leave Atlantic city, depot corner
tlantlo and Arkansas avenues. Weekmayx
-Kxpress, 7.30, 9.00, a, m. and 4.00? p. m,
tecorumodaUon, 8.ft), 8.05 a. m. and 4.80
1.80 p. rn.
,uila2'in5-""Express' m- Acoommola.
-iua, ,'J-J lit Uli UUU i.OUpi 111
O.O.HANCOOK,aen'lPasaTAgtl
. MoLEOU. Pres. & Gen'l iianaaer.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
60HUYLKILI. DIVlalON.
On ana artrr JVov. 24, 18W, trerlnj tcill tern
... Shenandoah at follows:
nfSL Wg?n.' ""bertou. Frackvllle, New
Ad 4.16 p m. WOy POlnlS' 8lW' BJa
Sundays, 600, 9.'40 a m and 3.10 p m.
For PoltHVllle, 6.00, 8.10 a m and 4.15 n la.
Sundays, 600, i.40 a m and 3.10 vm, V
For Heading, e.oo, 8.10 a m and 4.1 i pm.
Sundays, 600,9.40 a.m. and 8.10 pm.
For Pottslanro. Phnnni-viiin ini4
nd Philadelphia (Broad street station), UO.
J.10 a m. and 4.15 p m week days
Sundays, 000, 9.40 a m 3.10 p m
Trains leave Frackvllm mr HhM....t.
10.40 am and 12.14, 7.42, 10,09 p m. Sundays
11.13 a m and 6.40 p m. ""uuj,,
i.lST15?l,TVJJ15 inranenandoah, 10.15 ana
11.48. a m 7.15. H.42 n m. 'ini "
5.16 um.
lieave Phlladelnhla (Broad street station),
fiWiMiifSSK henandoah, 6.57.10.2a a TTa
Sunday Bja
nx .
m u. wu i.iu i, ui.
ror w xors, 0.W, 4.U5, 4.40.
o.aio.wi, .ou, ii.uuandll.15am
?zj r?' l-Rnl 4.60 p va.) ViM, 1.4A, a.so; s
ui lit!
On Bundays, 3.20, 1.05, 4A0, 6.85, 8.12, 8.S0. B.6CL
i ui mri, npnug i.aKe, Belmar.
Ocean drove. Aimn pv ..h i ,?:rix
SX, 11.15. h. mTiM pr m7 week davi
rreenoia, o.v , p. m. weeK days.
iiui.nuur" una vv asnington. 8.60.
uim
B.S7, 7.10 n m.
o.uaeiiu ii.so um.
l'"or tilchnioud and tho Bonlh 7.20 11 18 a m
(Llralled Express 12.85 p. m&.m lght,week:
Jays. Brjndays, 7.20 a. m.,l!f.03 night '
,tr.a,nf leave Harrlsbure for I'liisbunt ana
m,Wl.ery,ia6Srltl2!''',Bn,1 3.10 afi SS
MO (limited) and 3.40 p m. Way for Altoona!
.15 a m and 1.10 p ni every day.
, m0WMirUdayI0nly' 11,20 n m dalIy "l110-!
Leave bunbury lor Wllliampport, Elmlra.
irSn?Uf?aoena' "Yter, Burlaloand Nlagaro
6.J0 am dally, and 1.43pm weekdays
Cor VaUtiDS, 5.S0 n m week davs. '
loiw KV" a?d lnffriedlatepolnU, 6.10 ami.
4::anrWnm.6ienad.
ihao. a. vaak, j. r. wood,
Hen. Man'r (3e, faBa.Agt.
TTTIUUINaTON 4 NORTHEIlN R. R,
i iW7'J ? Jo a m Uimlled efpress) 8 48
1.41 .kTBnr 7.10 p. m., and 12.03 night. Far
Ualtlmore. nly 02, 4.1 1, 6 08 and liSo p. m.
On Sundays. 8.60. l.iu. g.ilhnri n.ia wT rii
7.20. R.S1
12.03 nlsbU Baltimore nni-
Timetable In effect Jat, 10, 1891.
ftaln? 'tav.e, I?canK. station) fof r
.oojitii, Dinimoro, Joanna, Bprlnir.
ivnesbure Junctloncoatesvlilelwest fti
.hadsforcr Junction, 11, 4 o. Juuctlon. W
ton and lntermedlale stations, dally
Chester.!'
Wllmlncton
except Bunday, at 6.25 and
P. m. Hnndav onlv ntsM r. .
8.30 a.m. and 8.15
tZillSlWeu' He nn1 Inlermedlate
ul?n.B,,aLly eJcePl Sunday, at VM a.m ana
6.10 p.m. hunday only 8.15 a. m. '
8arrdnrodnttl2nm.lmrmMlateS,a,lon
Klir Ilallinidni nnil Wn.l,lHRiAH ,n m. n n
'."o !ly oxcePt Bunday at 0.25 nnd 8.80 a.'ml
and 8.15 n. m.
Trains arrive at lleadln
ruuaay only ai S.05 p,
td; IU station)
O. Junction, Mont.
irom Wilmington, u. j;
chanin, Chaddsiord Junction, West bhesteiC
ejoe&irdLn
fen and inlermedlate stations, dally eiceft
and 2.25 p. m.' Hunday only at a n' m-23 fc m
B..522lu,r 1 boB,nd Intermediate s
stations.
...... 1 .J I J .,,,u p. HI.
1' 1 um . u
Bunday only at 11.21 a. m. p" m
A. aTlWA UBLAKl, Hupen VaSS'
RUPTURE.
We, the undersigned.
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J?innly. lSnruce Ht.. Lebanon. Pa., a'!
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JPJIY&IOIAN AND SLRQEON.
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