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FUHLISIIHD DAILY, SUNDAY HXCBPTKII
IT. O. HOI' lilt, Editor ami J'tiMUttcr.
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for transmission through tho malls
aaseeoud class mall matt or.
.loll ii ISoylc, OiUclicr.
Vi'c to-day present, n tfooil portrait of
John Jloyle, catcher for the St. l-ouIk
llrowns for this Reason, lloylo linn hail
n varied Imnulmll cnreor nnd has served
JUohimi thu bat with &oino of tho bant
JOHN HOYI.K, ST. LOUIS 11IIOW.NS.
leagues of the day. Up to June 10 ho
had caught in 32 successive games for
the Browns.
Jay-Eye-See (U:10) is said to bo get
ting just now ten miles of stilT jogging
every day without nbc.vir.g any signs or
lameness.
LAKESIDE DATES.
Figures Domonstrato tho PopU'
larity of tho Resort.
Auk. 1. Welsh Haptist Sunday school,
llahanoy City.
Aug. 3 English Uaplift Hundey schoo
of Blionamloah.
Auk. 4 M. E. Sunday school of Slab.
anoy Piano.
Aug. 5 M. E. Sunday school, Ashland.
Aug. 0. Evangelical Sunday school of
Mahanoy City.
Aug. 7. Welsh Congregational, Malm
noy City.
Auk. 8. 11. E. Sunday school, Uilber
ton. Aug. 10. M. E. Sunday school, Oirard
ville, and Union Sunday school, Lest
Creole.
Aug. 11. Wolsh Baptist, Congrega
tional and Methodist, Shenandoah.
Aug. 12. Lutheran missionary festival.
" 13. Episcopal Sunday school of
ilahanoy City.
Aug. 11. Koformod Sunday school, of
Tamaqua.
Aug, 15. Eisteddfod.
" 17. Lutheran Sunday school, Oi
rardvillo. Aug. 18. English liaptist Sunday school,
llahanoy City.
Aug. 19. 51. E. Sunday school of Shen
andoah. Aug. 20. Trinity Kolormod Sunday
school of Mahanoy City.
Aug. 22 1'. 11. Sunday school, of Gil
berton. Aug. 21. 1 M. Sunday school of Shen
andoah. Aug. 25. English Luthoran, llahanoy
City.
A Ouro for Constipation and
Headache.
Dr. Silas Lane, whilo in tho Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that when
combined with otbor herbs, makes an oasj
and cortain euro for constipation. It is in
tho form of dry roots and loaves, and Is
known as Lano's family Medicine. It
will euro sick headache. For tho blood,
livor and kidneys, and for clearing up tho
complexion it doo3 wonders. Druggists
soil it at 60 cents a package.
Tho gaudy sunflower Is now staring ovor
tho garden wall.
To NorvouB, Dobllltatod Mon.
If you sond us your addrose, wo will
mall you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about Dr. Dya'e Oolobratod Eloctro
Voltaio Belt and Appliances, and lb At
charming oflccts upon the nervous de
bilitated system, and how they will nuickly
restore you to vigor, and manhood. Paraph
let free. If you aro thus afllicted, wo wi'i
load you a Bolt and Appliances on a trial
Voltaic Uktv Co.. Slnrehall. Micb.
A groat mniy Bookless boys on thoslreoU
those days.
A Mystery Explained.
The papers contain frequent notices of rich,
pretty and educated girls cloning with
negroes, tramps ana cieelimen. Tim won.
ftaowu sneolul si, Dr. Franklin Mil"", say all
hucIi gil ls are mure or h m liyf I erlonl, uervous,
very lmiraulve, unbalanced; usually subject
t . liiadache, nenrulgla, aieepleasuets, tin.
Moderate ciyiug or luughlng. 'IheseMioiva
r'uk nervo'u ywtin lor hu h there Is uo
Temodv equal to Uelorailve Nervine. Trial
bottle ami a linn boo, containing many
li urvelousenres, free iv O. II. llagfiibuclH
drug tore. who ulso kell, end giinianUe Dr.
MiIph' cllirnloil New Heart Curp. ilintimai.
of heart loalori. Cures llutlerlng. thoit
The late jains insuro a goodcorncrop
vnd make potatoes.
Shlloh's Oou sumption Ouro.
Tli is Is beyond quefcllon the most s'to-
ct-iut uongn jiieuiciue we have evtrBuJu,
a lew doses lnvailably cure the nn (f oi
t'ough, Croup, und Hi onchl lie, while lis won.
iliTin' sut'cws In the cure of Consumption is
without a parllel in the history of nifdlclne.
Hlncw It's first discovery it Las been sold on a
guurHuluo.tt lest which no other medicine
can siuud. Ii you Iihvo k Cough weeurncstly
ask jou to try it. l'rlce 10rentn.60nls. nnd
U0. it your Lungs are sore, Curst or Hack
lame, use Hhlloh's I'orous l'lutter. Hold by
t . II Ilagenbuch, N. K. comer llaln aud
Lloyd streets. i
RYAN'S CHEAT RECORD.
-Toronto I l'roiid or nn oiirmn
Wlio Mirrnoln Ilimlry.
John J. Itvnn. tho nrominent oarv
man whoso portrait Is herewith pre
eontetl wim born at Toronto, Ont., In
1802. stnnds 5 ft. VH In. in liumlit,- and
In condltiin wcigha 150 lbs. Ho has
been rowlnjf In public since 1HSI, his
first race taking piano lit the regatta of
tho Canadian Association of Amateur
Oarsmen In that year, in which he fin
ished third in a Held of half a dozen.
Ills next race was for tho Dutverin
Medal nnd the amateur champions''
of Toronto liny, in thesame year, wl.
ho won, over n dlstanco oi a mile, jjur
ing the same year ho won several shift
races. In 1HH5 he rowed in the junior
sltifflo scull race at the Canadian Asso
ciation regatta, held at Hamilton,
Out., tho distanco being ft. inllo
and n half, fcoVcn starting,
und tlynn winning in 10m. 12s. llo
was a contestant in tho senior single
scull ovent at the National Association
regatta at Albany, N. Y., in 18S0, whero
ho sulTered defeat. He next took part
in the annual regatta of tho Canadian
Amateur Association tho same year at
Lnehlno, und won tho ohamplonship In
senior sculls, rowing the mile and a.
half in 8m. 10s, He tried again at tho
National Association on Lake Chau
tauqua, N. Y., in tho summer of 1887,
winning his trial heat In llm. 50s., but
suffering u defeat nt tho hands of J. V.
Corbet in tho final heat, Connelly finish
ing third. At tho Canadian Association
regatta, the same year, held at Ottawa,
ltytin had a row over for tho sculls. Ho
was again seen at tho National Asso
ciation regatta nt Sunbury, l'a,, in
188(1, whero ho was defeated in the
final heat of tho senior sculls by
Dennis Donohue and C. Q. Psottn.
Ho noxt appeared at the regatta
of tho Canadian . Association, held nt
Toronto, same year, and won tho sen
ior sculls, defeating J. 1 Corbot, Shea
and II nrk, tho time of the rnco being
10m. 4s. Ho again suffered n reverse, at
tho annual regatta of tho National As
soclation in 188!), on Laho Calumet,
Pullman, 111., In the ru.co for tho senior
scull championship, und met with simi
lar fortune nt the Canadian Association
regatta at Hamilton, Ont., not long
afterwards, Seven started and Kyan
finished' third, lie won tho Duf
ferin medal tho same year.
His next appearance was at
tho Citizen's Carnival regatta in tho
following year at Toronto, where he
won the senior sculls, one milo in 8m.
fCs., and rowed bow oar of tho'Toronto
It. C. senior four, who defeated tho
Argonaut crow tho same day. Ho nnd
W. J. llryce also rowed in tho double
scull skill race, but were unable to out
row A. V. llurritt and I II. Thompson,
of tho Argonauts. From thero Uyan
joumeyeu to Detroit, Mich., and
rowed bow oar In the Toronto
11. C. senior four, winning tho
event, nnd defeating tho Wolver
ines und Ownshtauongs. The same day
he won the senior sculls, vanquishing
W. H. Wells, of Chatham, Out., in llm.
30s. Ho was again a contestant nt tho
regatta ol tho Canadian Association
the same year, at Lachine, winning tho
senior sculls nnd defeating Shea and
Nettlotpn in 0m. 42s. He also rowed
in tho Toronto Club four tho same day,
the crew being disqualified. This is
tho last race in which Itynn engaged in
up to tho present time, but ho will bo
heard from during tho present season.
May 31, of tho present year, he won
the international road race, the course
being from Bordeaux to Paris, a dis
tance of 358 miles, in Snh. 35m., eclips
ing Holbein, tho French rider's famous
record of 33flf miles in 24h. on tho
North Iload with its level stretches. Iu
the Frcncli race, however, there wero
127 miles of hill climbing. Mills
changod on to six different machines,
nil fitted with pneumatic tiros, oiled,
nnd ready for uso. Hills holds nearly
nil tho long distanco records, and bomo
lowering is looked for before tho end
of tho season by this, champion rider.
IMV tftia
ia and will ever bo tho
Komody for
flmt. TiifliirvnKa. BiiDkaohO.
'Pnins in tho side. Chest and
'Joints, Neuralgia, Bpraino, fiso
Beforo you lead to lay, obtain
jKn-pri?tT OP CHARCE-SS
ta9Yalnal)lolooki"Qim!oto HfPltli,"wHli
k endorsements of prci '..cnl jaysidaM. J
F.AD.RlCHTER&GOi
310 Broadway,
NEW YORK.-
Prize Medals Awarded!
50 Oents b bottle, For Sato by
r. x. n. Tciiirvriv.
lC. II. HAGWlVrHJOII.
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
ana ocner arugguis.
FIEE IH3UEANCE1
tijtil ul Oldest Btlijklt Purtlj lui Cta;ititi
Represented by
ViorAUSH
120 B, Jarflln Htreet.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad,
AnKANOKJIKNT or I'AeBKMlKn TIlAINt.
-MAY 10, 1891..
- i trali.d will leave HIjpdsikIi nil f. I
Mni.tm.. K, J.thlBlilon, Hlatlnuton, CnU
sruiiUb, Allelilofn. llcthlelieni, Enston, 1'hl
Hdelphls nnd cw York at 6.17, 9.08 a. m
liUil, 8.10,5.2(lp.m.
For Hflvlcleie, Up'nwme Wntcr Gap aid
Btrourt.iburgat5.47, n. at., and 6 2d p. m.
tor Uimljertvllleand Tienton, a.ot a, ir
For While Ilnsen, Wllhs-llarre and Plln
ion 5.47, D.tD. 1(1.41 o. m., 8.10 nnd 620 p. m.
ForTunKfjBDUjck, 10.41a. m 3.10 and 5.2f
). ).
For Aubnm, Illiaca, Geneva and and Lyon
in.u e.ni., an" 6.2flp. m.
For Lawyvllle, Tounndn, t?ayie, Waverll
hlmlrn, IUcbttiei, llnflalo, lngaru Falf
Cti Ichro and all point ci-t at 10.41 a. m.,aud
5.S0 p. ID.
Fur ) Imlin and the Wetl vlaHalomaucu at
3.10p.ra.
For AudeniUd.llaitltton, Btockton, Lun
I er Yard, Wiatl.erly nnd l'enn Haven Jur.c
tlon Ht 6,47,7.40, 9,08 h. m.and 12.(2, 8.10 nl;d
bA p.m.
tor JeancFvllle, Lcvlston and Heave)
Meadow, 7.40, B.08 a. m. and 6,26 p. m,
ForBcranton at 5.47 9.08, 10.41 a. m. 8,10 and
5:20 p. m.
For Haile Brook. Jeddo. JJrlllou and Kru
land nt 5.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a.m., 12.62 3.10 anil
6.26 p.m.
Forlluakake at 6.47 and 9.08 a.m.. Kid
8.10 p. in.
ror wifncans, uneenon ana hl'HCKVllie ii
B.60 and W.08 a m nnd 4.10 p. m.
For Ynteevllle, Mahanoy City nnd Deiaut
D.47, 7.40, 11.08, 10.41, 10,68 . m.,12.52,3.10.5.26, 8,03,
.a. hi d 10.27 p.m.
For lost t reek, JlrainvlIK' and Anlilauo
4.27, 7.46.8.62, 10.15 a. 1)1., 1.00,1.40,4.10, 6.35
8.10 and 9.14 p. m.
Fnr Darkwater, Bt. Clplr and I'ottsvillc
7.40,l'.C8,108a.m., 12.62,3.10,4.10,5.26 and 8.0.
p. in.
rur Men iudumuiu, jew uoRion ai.a
Morcn.7.40.9.08. 1- ,68a. ir. 12.52. 3.10. 6.26nnd
B.03 p. iu.
For Haven Kuu. Centi alia. Mt. Caimel aud
BhamoklD, 8.62, and 10.15 a. m., 1.40, 4.41
anu e.uu p. m.
Tiidnn cae Fhamokln for Blienar.doali,
7.5i 11.55 n. m.. 2 10, 4.80 and VJBO p. ill., arrlvlue
at bhtnalidoah, 9.05 a.m., 12.52. 8.10, 6.26 and
U.15 p. m.
BUfllAl XltAlJW.
For Imr' Creek. Glmidvllle nnd ABhlanc
6.50, 9.10 ll.P5a. in., 2.45 p. m.
ror uaiKwaier. mi. viuir ana roufcvuit
5.50, 8.00, 9,S0 1. . in., 2.4.1 p. in.
For Yalisvllle, Alaliiinoy Clly and Delani
8.IX1, 11.35 a. ni., 1.40, 4.40, 6.03 p. m.
fur Lelly, Andenrled and llnileton, b.0i
m., 1.40 p. m:
FirJlauch Chunk. I.elilplilou, Hlatlunlot
attlauqua, Alltntown, Betlilehem, Kastoi
and New Y'ork, 8.00. m.,1.40p, w:
Fi r Philadelphia, 1.40 p. in.
h.. 11. BYINGTON,
Gen'l I'hh?. Agt., Uethlehem
Ff.NNSVLVAMA tlAILHOAO.
BOHUYLKILI, DIVISION,
On aitt after iVot).',24, 1890, tratnt wilt it
hhnxuiidoah ai follows:
For WlffKan, Gllberlou, Fraokvllle, S
CAOtle, t!t. Clair, and way points, 6.00, .
s m and 4.15 1 m,
Bundays, boo, 9.40 a ra and -i.lO p m.
ror 1'otlnvllle, 6.00, 9.10 a m am! 4. 16 pen
Bundayu. 600, 9.40 a m aud 8.J0 p m.
For Iteadlng, 6.00, 9.10 a ui and 4.15 pin.
Buuduyu, 600, 9.40 a.m. and 8.10pm.
For l'ottntown, l'lioeoixvllle, Nonlfitov
nd 1'hlladelnhla (Uroad street station, 0.U;
9.10 a m. ana 4.15 p m week days
f ucdays, 600, 9.40 a m 8.10 p in
Trains leave Frockvlliw inr Hbcnandnab i
10.40 am and 12.14 , 7.42,10,09pm. t'undayn
ll.Ki a m and 5.10 p m.
l"ave Voilsvllle IorBienandoab, 10.15 auC
11.40, a m 7.15, 9.42 p m. tundaye, 10.40 a ar
5.15 p in.
Lbavo Philadelphia (Broad etrei station)
.it Pottevllle and Bhccaridoah, 5.57,10.25 a nr
2.10, 4.10 nnd 7.00 p m week days. Biuiaayo.2;
am and 1.10p.m.
For w York, 8.20, 4.05, 4.10, 6.85, 6.50, 7JV
8.208.80, j.60, ll.OOaurt 11.16am, 12.00noou,(ilm
lied express, 1.06 and 4.C0 p m.) 12.44, 1.40, ?,:
B.20, 4, 6, C,..ia, 8.C0 7.13 8.12 acd 10.00 pm, 12.01
nlchl.
On Bnndays, 3.20, 4.05, 4.10, 6.35, 8.12, 8.80, .5o
e m. cud 12.49, 8.20 Illmlled 4.60), 6.28, 6,M, b.51
7.13 il.Vi p m aud 12.01 ulfut,
For Bea Ulrt, Bpnuz Lake, Uelroar
Ocean Urove, Asbury Pari-, and Long Bianel
8.20, 11.15, a. ra. 1.00 p. m. wrnk davr to:
Freehold, 5.0 , p. m. week nays.
Ballloior" and WathlngtoB, 3.W, 7.20, 8.83
9.10, li.20, H.18a m,12."i (limited cxprt8ei3.4.'
4.41 6.1.7 an 7.40 r. m., and 12.03 night. Fo
Ualtl'nom my 2.02, 4.1 1, 5 08 and li!So p. m
OnHrtUdaya,!l.60, 7..0. O.lOuiia JUS a. la. 4.4.
6.57, 7 10 p in, 12.03 night. Balt'nore only
6,08 and 11.80 p m.
t or ttlchmoiidand IhoKoutb 7.: 11.18b. m.
MmUd KxpresB 12.81P. m.,))2.03iiiebt,wee!t
:iivr,. Mondays. 7.20a.m., night.
Trains leave Harrlsbnrif foi PUieDurK anr
' Uo wedt every day at 12.25 and 3.10 a m anf
. " limited) and 3.40 p m. Way for AHoona.
.Sum and 1.10 p m every day.
Fur Pitttbiirg ualy, ll.J a m dally and I0.2:
Leave Banbury for Wllllsnispart, Klmln.
ana udalgua, Hocheater, llullaloand Mlagan
f'alle 6.10 am dally, and 1.13 pm weekduyk
roi Vatklnp, 5.30 p m weekdays.
For Erie and lnfermedlatc points, 6.10 am.
dally. For Lotk Haven, 5,10, and 9.53 a m
tally, 1.31 and 6.8(1 p. m. week days. Foi
P.enova 5,W a m 1,13 and 5,K) p m week day,
1.10 a. la Ur Gdays,
01IA8. F PUGH. J. n. WOOD,
(lea. Kau'r Uen, Pass. Aet
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN.
rUtFICT IN FORM IMATCHLESS IM WAR!
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InRnli DUeaiei, Waakceueiand
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frrm 50Rtatea and Territories.
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It while yon can. Fbll Eiplanattom for HOME TEEAT
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Or tho J,tinor llaliie, IoftUlt lj Cureu
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It Is tnanufaetured as a powder, wtdoh can be riven
tn a elasa of boor, a oup of uotfee or lea. cr In food,
without tUo knowledge ot the patiout. It 1b absolutely
barraloen, and will ofTeot a permanent and apoedy
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an Rloohoho wi jok It bna been glvtn In thousand
of oaaeo, aud in i very maianoe a perteot cure has tol
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ed with tho tipeoittc.it boouiea an utter Ira penal bill tf
(or tbo liquor appetite to extnt.
48 page book of partloulara fixe. Ta be had e
C. H. HAGENEUCH, Dnsglst, Ebcnandoih
WATER OF LIFE.
A newly discovered MINDKAIj WATFK,
tue uso nl wblrli win eupply lniiioilaitv ele
nienlB Ef8i.ty to lieollh. It will euro tho
Kldncj-B, I.lver, Hiomurh, and till nnwelaud
illndder dlheaiieB. It via dissolve culcull and
rtmove lliem, Itrimovea ibe tirlo ncid from
the blood and thus dtttrojs Malaria and
I'hllU. Jt curtB llrlcht'H dltease, and la f
Tieclolly recommended for people advanced In
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proofs ol this tend lor panvpblet giving full
iiartlculara.toJ.lt. I'KIUIY, Water ol Ule
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Jinn n fucccuful on of UinottnlinlcP
llrnzll nrtl iwo yrnrs' crlticul nn iri tl
sin
Tcnrs (ntlCfil tift iri iiiIk
country. Holcnce pjonc uccult llie Jhstand
only iuinlUble neulmlizcrbf tciciulous and
specific blood roHuLB yet dlftovicd.
Sold at Ktrlln's Drug Store,
Ferguson's Hotel Plock, Shenandoaht Pa
Your trade is what we
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Tills Is how we propose
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By Belling you a first
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for less than others; hy
sellh g you furniture, an
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machine or anything else
.in the line of household
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WE'RE AFTER OD !
REPUBLICAN
County Convention
. Tho members of the republican party of
Schiiyliilll conn yaro reauesicrtto otsemblr
In their rcspicllve clccllon dlMrlds at the
places win ro the Itepubllcan delegate elections
weieheld lsl year (except whero changes, no
tlccs of whlih will bo given through the news
papers) on
Saturday, Atiyiist .1, 1801,
between the hours of 3 and 7 o'clock p. m. to
eject deli gates and nltomatcs to tho County
Convention lobe held August 4, t lUo'olook
a m in Ucnlcnnlal Jinn, i-oiihvih . ai me
same time and placo memb rsofthollepub
licnn County Committee and their nllernaies
will be voted lor 111 line mnnneres aoicgnies
ml ho County Convention.
Tho memtcrs from the Twenty ninth Sena
torlal district attending thuCcunly Conven
tion will meet August Mi. at a o'clock p. in.,
of ulnoine In nomination two (2 ntidldacs
tone vocai(raH ucignics io ine uunsiiiu
I Intitll Cnnv tltlfitl.
Tho mi mbers Horn llie Tii'inein Bcnnionsi
unlet nttenrtlne theCouni.v l ouvct.tlon will
meet Aiigusi. -ii u, ni o cock p m in i.eiuen
nlnl Hull. I'nttHVllle. lor the mirrtope of tilac-
lngln nomination two cardldalcs lobe
voted forni delegates to the Contltulh nal
?onen1lon.
The following persons ana nuernntcs nave
been nppoimtu toioiiouct inec ccuon;
Aehlanci I'lrst ward, David Dals, A J I.au
teiislloe; allern.ilcs John E Lcvcns, J OGar
Ashland Scco' d ward. William Cleaver, cAV
Kens' ermachir: altcruulca B A Kuusl. WJI
Jnmes. w
Ashlnnd Third ward. I ir Mnuer. Andrew
vatiEiin: ai cmaits jsaao lurneii. jr. j u
Geofccl. . ...
Ashland F.iurtn war( jnmcsiinne, wj
Williams; alternates J U Ut tel. Ueoige 1'ilb
Aslili.iiu flllli wnru, uscar l'eiiiciou, wm.
IlonnlMer; ninrnatcs Hcniy Rml, J Hchult.
Auburn. Dr. ClmrUsK. Quail. Joseph I''red.
erica; alleriimes, Janus Hauth, T. K ilojef.
Hairy KhM, John lleny, D 1' Orten: alter-
lieies, aoijeri ureeu jr , injury imih-u.
Ilitry Wo-t, a. Uri'slin, John Keinhart; nl
ternates, .1 1'' Bart, Kphrlam Yamall.
Hotter North. Owen louroy. M. Costollo:
nlipinutp. Tfnrrv Rtc(lllines.
lluuci'lil.isl, Kicuuiu 1'iyiui, j .nn uriuiiu;
nllninntR. Falrlck Keenev.
llntler Moulh, G Fetterman, O A Klecsj nl-
lernaie, jonn uugan.
lfuuer rJoriuwesi, .joei xioweuriieiu, ut o
Jlnurer1 aliemate, John hweeny.
Iliunsnlck Kan. JI D Koch Julius Delone:
nllernaies, I U Koch, dcult Miller.
Brunswick Wst, Jonnthan Lelby, Frank
Yost! nltrrnate. V Hhoener.
Miyilir (SiiverurieK). w J jiauuews, aiore
Flniey; alternates, W JIurry, I) Jlauulng.
btine; alternates, Hobert 'J homas, S Thomas.
jjiyine iivaaa vmiuin;, juuu r iioyer,
NIplinlHR Thorn tun.
llranc i. Jacob Zimmerman, ii r J-uckcnoill:
alternates 0 V Dando, Isaac Slorgau.
Cass rorui. rairicK lirenuuti, itiicnaei
lircnnan.
Cbj-s south, Moigun Jones, w L,yncli.
cieshotin Miiilh. John lieraer. O W Mcrkel:
alteniBits (3 lloilmau, Ttobert Ash,
Cre-snna North, -H Iferger, Oeoige Reed
alteiuutcs Lit Keeler, V Hughes.
no. anu. ii a .muiiiu. iiiariiu iecu.
Kld.ed. J D Henler. J Hodcnberter: nlter-
nntes 1) II Hmith. Daniel Hillz.
Kidred JCast, W H Hergstre'ser, Fremont
Fertlch: alternates J K Mamer, lewU Ueu
HK"! .
rauey, a f r-noisiau, iiiiiiei; uuw
nntps Nuihim Tvlr-nnirftr. Kmll Ardmali.
Foster. Josenh Uute tdco. John Hay: alter.
nates Thomas Oray, Lewis Hetd.
f racKviue. j e irice, aumuei ivyuu aiier-
nnfa Win II.. vU. tf T KvnUS
Glrardvllle Kast ward, Ji hn Lewis. AI
Howci: allernatoi Nicholas UlaB-, Thomas
Tlnvts.
Glrardvlllo Middle ward, Louis Blass, Chos
Granger.
Gliaidvlilo West waid, W H l'rlce, AV Tay
lor; alternates Thomas Evans, Thomas
omJertou West ward, William Benslnger,
W llrechony.
Gllberton East ward, K Carey, E O Murray;
alternates 1 F Murphy, W II Frymyer.
Gllberton Middle ward, M A Leary, II II
Baker.
Gordon, N M Frank. J F Servls, Jr.; alter
nates F E Dreher, G 11 lltach.
llcglns Kast, James Dunkleberger, A II
Klnuser: alterne'e W Maurer.
Heglns West, II K Hnyder, J W Heckcr; al
teruutes John ltlckert, A. K. Laiuiouslagcr.
IIuHey, W OSaltzer, K8 Gilbert; alternate
8 Bowman.
Kline, Frank Kautncr, Isaac Phillips, alter
nate J J Brem.
Landlngvlllc, Henry Drumheller, J FHats
cloi; allcrnate, W Lelller.
Mt. Carbon, Henry Kell, Ilobert Campbell.
Manuelm Nor h (Fochl'M, Jobu .Gerber,
Davy chy; allernato Jero 1-ocht.
Manhelm North (McDeimotl's), ASturm,W
Kline; alternate W Yeagtr.
Manhelm North (Brown's), A Mortimer, F
W Weavei; aliemate Goorgo Wagner,
Manhelm North (Melot's), J A Filbert, Wm
Killlau; alternate Franklin Blddle.
Manhelm South (Kebei's), II F Iteber, W J
Bhaefltr; alternalet Chai les Fisher, BHKhlne.
Mahanoy West (L'i'ii Creek), Geo W Joun
son, George Thompton; alternate W Jones.
Mahanoy West (Haven Hun), Thomas B
Tweeble, William Anderson.
MalwjoWtst (ltiownsvlllel, JasHcatou,
8 Brown; alternates J Price, J James
Mahanoy West (Wn. 1'eun), Thomas May,
John Hughe!.; alternate J Metz.
Mahanoy East (Lnnigau't), H Frost, George
Richards.
Mahanoy East (Cole's No. 1), Jacob Gillespie,
Dennis Whalcn.
Mahanoy East (Cole's No, 2), Jas MalthlaB,
uaniei ruomas.
Mahanoy tost (Hill's), Anthony Black,
Wllllum Wright, Jr.
Mahanoy City First ward, J J Coyle, K
Morris; alteiuutcs D Klin , J I e-iiva,
Vahanoy City Second ward, E Barlor, John
Latham; alternates Joseph Hughe3, E Bllll
mnn, Jr,
Mahanoy City Third ward, U It Brlcker,
F L Grim; alternates Jacob Becker, W Den
uls.
Mahanoy City Fourth ward. W Y Weber
A OShotmau; alternates J A Bellgmun, T G
Thomas. ,
Mahanoy City Fifth ward, A Dower, Geo
Parffett; alternates Reese Rosser, lurnc
Morgan.
Mlnersvllle East wtrd, J Phillips; John
Bowman; alternate Calvin Price,
Mluorsvllle West ward, William Faulkner,
EdwaidBhlssler.
Mlddleport, Thomas Jcnnlngs.S W Bausler;
alternates F J Dltchey, J Btepnens.
New Castle, New Cattle, Daniel. Weller,
AlouzoReber; illtoinate Theodore Weller.
New Casile, Wadesvllle, J D Thomas, W S
Thomas, alternate James Head.
Norwegian Knst, Curry's, W Burton, T
Biamlcy; allertiale William Rodgcrs.
Norwegian West, Curran's. .1 Eleenburg,
Thomas Keating; alternate J B Kelly.
Norwegian ICukl township, MHally, TW
Cullen; alternates James Cullan, V Donald
son. New Philadelphia, B W Jones, J Tanner;
alternate Philip Evans.
New Ringgold, David Veller, II BKoch;
alternates J a Honsberger, u Lelscr.
OrwigBburg,J A Dlelendeifer, A 8 Gost;
nlteriitttcs R 8 Fey. A U Elsenhrith.
Plnegrove borough, A H Kanweller. O V"
Tinei; alternates jj j uensemer. Peter Kluey.
Plnegrove township East, F W Reber, A
Ycderjolternntes M Workmm, L 8 Adams.
Plnegfovo-townshlii West, Ezra Boughtner,
G B 8tnhl; nllernaies George Adams, E.
Kllnger.
Palo Alto, E T Priest, E Hay; alternates
Ales Govnn. William Joues.
Port Ulnton, O O Hatch, Eugene Bond; al
ternates, a J jiiniu, A i" iiuicn,
I 'ott Carbon, Wni.Wentz, Henry Wnna
muker. I'ort Carbon, (Mechanlcsvlllt), Frank Blur
man, I'mi lc Bunds.
toiler Kaei, 1 N Evans, Hiram Brower.
Porter West, W Maitz, J Umhollz; alter
nates G W Bchrop. Eugene Horn.
Porter North, Edward Houtz. Jacob Rumpf;
allernates T.I Davis, J Btrousser.
PotlBvilloBouth ward, Arthur Hhay, George
Walker; alternate W Whitney, Jr.
Pettsvllle houlln-ast war ', ugistKnecht,
G CBchrluk; alternate J U Frlck.
PottsvilleMlddie waid, John Ebert, Geo IC
Bmltb; alleri ates J T Bnjder, J M Fieck.
Potlsvllle Northeast waid, II K Hill, EC
Nlcln.l; nllernatea Wllnst, F F Wade.
Potlsvllle Northwist waid, W Uwens.John
Johnkon; alternates John Leonard, II Koo.
Potlsvillo Beventh waid, Wesley Bailor,
Thomas Plcktou; alternates Iv nst Me) ers, O
Buechley.
Potlsvllle North ward, Gf orgo Cwens, Jos
Davit; alternate Aleat 'temple.
Halm, Thomas Bradbury,!! G F'shen alter,
nates David Hughes, Thomas Downs
Hush (IlauckV) V A BUlller, W W Kaup;
alternate Joel Ileln.
Rush iLutz't), V O Job, K F Hampshire.
Helily.Heiry Zerby, Robert Wetr.
Ryan, Albert Kills, Joseph Matthews; alter
nates Daniel Jones, W v eaver,
ovuuj'jtt.iu xiuvcu luuti, waru, j ji Bterner,
J II Mlmilch; alternates W D Guentler, J H
Ulnkley.
ncnuyiRiii iiavcn soutli warn.uhasilarbst,
iDKeisbner.' alternates W Hlebsneinun. ir "
Kliarr.
Bchuylklll Haven North ward.IISternor.W
0 Iluey alternate B F Robinson.
Schuylkill Haven Wtstwsrd, GeoABhaef
fir, Tliomna Aleck, alternate D Flnnnery.
cnuyiKiu tow n m in, it ietciier, Henry
Stlmelz; allernates Charles DeLoug, F Brock.
St. Clnlr Booth ward, Wash Orme, J IIos-lilns.Hr..-
alloinates JliiiL'hea. wii i V..
Ht. Clair North ward.Oi orgs Blacker, Harry
Sellgman,- aliernaies John Urrh, T, becy,
viairwimuie Hani, o n ia e, it u iJo er;
alternate J Evnn. 1 l.iidkinhiii '
Hheiiiiiidl iih, First ward, William llnuse,
John Thurlby allemale Samuel Ix gcrs.
r-iieiiauainii,econu ward, Charles Phllllp..
OAKiln,,- alternates Henry Goodman. F
Hopkins.
, Bheuai doah, Third ward, Dr.JBtcln, EK
Hittermau; alternatis John Thou as, J w
Daddow.
Hlienandonh, Koutlb waid, .lohnAlrfwIs.
tdw D Beddall nllirnnlm v llim.
Tlir.inas.
Shetmufloah, Fifth waid, Henry Warnlck,
John llunu; alternatis T Vowcll, H Bli-bl.
jrinimiiiH r.Hivaro, ,ionn .Aierget, Lewis
Henry; alternates G TIIey. A II Glassrnlre.
'lam. qu N. nh w.rd, w E Pugli, Edmund
Ll..yd; nliemale A Bailey.
Tamaquii Soitlhwurd, V TDavIs, J C Walt
ers; apernnle F Delo. K ' '
Tremonl bo ough. East ward, W Moore,
Thomas L'Ooklll.- nltemntaM ft 11 UnMKfr. H.
Genrtucr.
Tremout borough, West ward, J Brower, G
W Lehman: aiiernntts Dr. W .t lluln. A lt
Mlnulng.
iiemoni townsuip, u worltn an, Hntry
Nelll.
llprer Mnhnnlongo, John Kllnejheny.
Uulon, Fiai els bellzir, Ellas Miller; alter
nate Gldion Bcftor,
Union Va"i. Nelson Binndou. Geo Kiifcht?
nl'ernate I.T llrni don
Union North, .ToluiH Davis, J N Lutz: alter
nate W Fetlieroll.
Wnlner, w H r-hock, Bamuil Helsler; alter
nate tl H I'll tori I tie.
We't l'enu Britllir (Lelhv'al. .1 I! Mmmli.
Jocoh Ioiigiiccker.
weni-eun ioiineast (Jtantz's), w Mnuntz.
David lihe
WestPenn Northwest (Wren's), TtosBlll
man, Henry Tyson.
Wnsnlnelon (Batdorf's), I.ymnn G Reed,
George Bell.
Washington (Rock), John Fertle. V FMolz.
Wayne, North, Dnulel "ielih, G D Hetd.
Wayne, South, Jan.cs A Ilellncr, Frank
Ilofiinan.
Yoikvlllo, Itaac Rich, Henry Becker.
D. D. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
uiJadolpiiiaand Reading .Railroad
lime Table in rjffuel Jn'i 10 1st 1
HUIKS LEAVE SBEKANDOAEI AS FOLLOWS,
for New York via Philadelphia, wpedav,
2..0 5.8S, 7.20 n. in. and 12 Ki ZZ0 and 6.5$
a, sa. Sunday 2.10 and 7.48 a. m. For JJew
Vcrk, via Mauch Chunk, week days, 5.2ft.
.20, a. in. nnd 12 35 and 2.E0 p. m.
For Reading and Philadelphia week days.
2.10, 5J6, 7.20, a. m., 12.35 2.f0 and 6.05 p! m.
mi-day. 2 10 and 7.48 a.m., 4.3U n. m.
For llHrrlsbnig, week as,yi, 2.1U.7.20 a, m,
. 0, 5.63 p. m.
"or Allentowu, week days, 7.20 i, m.. 12.US
,10 p.m.
-or Pottsville, Vfeek days, 2.10,7,4, m.,
.2.3' i.m nd S.55p.rn. fUDdwy, 210aud7.:t
iu , 4 30 p. m.
For Ti.iiiaqua and Mahanoy Clly, week
1;b, 2.10, 6.2S, 7.20, a. hi., 12 3 2.E0 und 0.55
ni. Sunday, 2.10 and 7.48 a. m., 4.S0 p, ra.
Additional tor Mahanoy Clly, week days 7.0O
p.m.
for Lancaster nnd Columbia, week davit.
.43 . m.,2.E0 p.m.
1' or V.'llllnnisport, Sunbury and Lewlsburg,
-ek days, S.2V 7.20 and 11.89 a. m 1,35, 7.W
m. Bunuay 3:25 a. m,, 3.03 p. in.
i-or Mahanoy Plane, ws days, 2.10 3.2S,
,', IUIU UriM C. .J., V, A.Ol,, .iAJf V.IM,
7.00 ane J. V " m. Bunday, 2.10, b.25 and 7.18
a. m. J.'5, 4.30 11. m.
For GlraiuvlUe (Rappahannock Station)
5lf days, 2.1U, 3.25, 5.2a, 7.20 and 11.30 a. m.,
12.35. 1 S5 i.o0. 5.55. 7.00 and fl.25. n. m. Bnndav.
2'10, .2 7.48 a. m., 3.05, 4.30 p. m.
for Asuiana ana nuuinoKin, weerc aays,
3.25, 5.25, 7.20, 11.3 ) a. m., 1.35, 7.00 and 8,25
ui, Uunduy 3.23, 8 32 a. n 3.05 p. m.
ritAINS FOR SHENANDOAH !
Leave New York via Philadelphia, wee):
lavs, 7.15 a. m., L30, 4.00. 7.30 p. m 12.1S
ii'ht. Bunday, 6.00 p.m., 12.15 night.
Leave Now York via Mauch Chunk, weeic
lays, 4.30, 8.45 a. m 1.00 aud 4.0J p. m.
IOave PhllHdelpbla, wees days, 4.10, nnd
10.00 a. m. 4.00 and 6.00 p. m from Broad
md Callowhill and 8.35 a. m. and 11.30 p. la.
from luhiuii uiotu eirects. Banday tl.05 a.
m. 11.10 p. m.from Wh mi Wxu.
Leave iteadlng, week days, 1.35. 7.10. 10.CS
indll,50a. m 6.65, 77 p.m. Sunday 1,35 ana
10.48 a, in.
Leavi Pottsville, week days, 2.40,7.40 a. ia..
tiSO, 6 11 p, m. Bunday, 2.40, 7.00 a. in. ana
2.15 . w.
Ltuve Tamaqna, week days, 8.20, f.49 aud-'.
" 21 a. m.. 1.21. 7.13. and 0.18 p. m. Bundav 3.2U
7 43 u in. and 2.50 p. m.
ixave Mahanoy City, week days, 8,40, 9,18
,ndlL47a. m 1.61, 7.42 and 9.44 p.m. Bun.
aay, s.4u,8.i7 a. ra., 3.xu p, m.
Leave .Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2-41, 4.(0"
1.30, 9A5, 11.1.0 a. m.,1.05, 2.1i6. 5-20, 8 28, 7.57, and
i .0" n. m. Sunday 2.4 , 4.00, and 8.i7, a, mt
3 37, 6.01, p. m.
i.uve Glrardvlllo (Rappahannock Blatlon
iverfi ilays, 2.47, 4.07, 8.3e, and Ml a. ui., I2.05
1 12, 5.M, 6.32, 8.03 and 10.06 p. m. Sunday, 2,47,
I. 0 , 8.33 ft. m. 3.41, 6.07 p. m.
Leave Wllllatnsport, week days, 8.00,9.45 ana
II. 65 a. m. 8.35 and 11,15 p. m. Bunday 11,15
For $ilRlniore, Washington and the weal
il& B; & O. R. R., through trains leavo Glrard
Wenne station, Philadelphia, (P. & R. K. R.v
at (.16, 801 and 11.27 a. m., 1.34. 4.24, 5.55 an
.'.23 p. m. Sunday, 4.1a 8.02 1U7 a, m 4.24
1.55 and 7.23 p.m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
L04V6 Philadelphia, CHostnm Street Whart
nd South Btreel Wharf.
For Atlnutlc citT.
Week-days Express, 5.15, 8 00.9:00, 10.45 a.
m. and 1 tin (Saturdays only, LS0), 2.00, 3.00,
3.30, i.w, 6 00, 6.00 ui. AooominoJatton, 7.40
a.m., 4.15, 0 30 o. ra,
iannnjo. tlipress. 5.15, 7.00, 7.33, 8.00, 8.30,
9.00,9.80 a. m. nnd 4 30 p.m. .ouiuiuuaoa.
8.00 a. m.and 45 p. iu.
Kelurnlng. leave Atlantic City, depot corner
'vKanttoand Arkansas nveniies. Week-davs.
Express, 7.00, 7.30, 8 00, 9.00, 10.00 a. m. and 3.15,
4 00, 5.30. 6.3 1, 7.80, 9 30 p. m. Accommodation'.
6.00,8.10a.m. and 4.)0p ra. Sundays-Express,
3 80, 4.00, 6 00, 6 00, 0-30. 7-00, 7.30, 8.00, 90
p. in. Accommodation, 7.30 a. in., 5.05 p, m.
U ii. 11AJNCOCK, Uem nl
4.. A, MOLKOD. Pres. Oen'l Manager.
"yr-ILMINGTON 6 NORTHERN R. R.
Illn.fnhl. J . T , ...... ,n
Trains leave Reading (P. & It. station) for.
uiuratiur, nej leri, jurutuoro, Joanna, cpring
Meld. Wavnesburr Junction. Coalsvlllf,. Wm
Chester,Chadsford Junction, B. A O. Junction,
wiuuiugiuu uuu iiiieruieuiaiesiaiions,aaiiy
except Bunday, at 6.25 and 8.30 a.m. aud 3.15
p. m. Sunday only at 8.05 p. m.
For Warwick, Kt, Peters and Intermediate
statlonB.dally except Sunday, at B.2U u.m., ana
5.19 p.m. Sunday only 8.15 a. m.
For Blrdsboro and Intermediate stations.
Ifiaturday only, at 12 m.
riir iiauimore ana wasnmgion iu. a u. it.
R.) dally except Sunday at 6.25 and 8.30 a. m.
and 8.15 p. in, Bunday only at 8.05 p. in.
Trains arrive ai Reading (P. R. nation)
Irom Wilmington, B. O. Junction, Mont
chanln, Chaditsioid Junction, West Chester,
Lenape, Coatesvllle, Waynesburg Junction,
Bprlngneld.Joanua, Blrdsboro, Gibraltar, Bey.
fen and Inteimedlale stations, dally except
Bunday at 10.20 a, in. 6.62 and 8,17 p, m, Sun
day only at 11.24 a. in.
From St. Peters, Warwick and Intermediate
nations:, dally except Bunday, at 8.23 a.m.
and 2.25 p. ni. Bunday only at 8 p. in.
From Blidsboio and Intermediate fctatlocd.
Saturday only at 1.40 p. m.
From Wni-hlnglon and Baltimore, dally ex
cept Sunday, 1020 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 ii. in.
Bunday only at 11.21 a. m.
BOWNEBB BRIGUH, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
A. G. MCOA UBLAND, BupL
D II OTII D C We. the undersigned,
It U T I U ft t . ?re entltely cured oi
II U I I U II Ul Rupture by Dr. J. B.
MAYER, 831 Arch St.. Phila. Thomas ill
Hartuiig. New Hluggold, Pa., I.audt, BoulU
Easton, l'a., L. P. & C. A. Deturck, Olcy, pa..
R. G. Stanley, 421 Bpruce Bt., Lebanon, Pa . a!
Schuelder. Loiul Dale, Pa.,D, B. Noll, Lime
kuu, Pa , Win. 10. Harieustlne, Phoeiiixvllle.
1. r i T ..I i.. ni. mi Wn.i.,...n. ... '
on the 2nd Saturday of each month.
Call to
ste nnu.
BRIOKKR, M. D.,
PUY&IOIAN AND SLRQEOK,
No; 9 East Centre Street; Mahanoy City, Pa
kln and all special diseases a specialty,
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