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WEKi.r, per year ..
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Knterrd t the P train ie, at Shenandoah,
for tmnnulwtloTi through the matin
wwi) iflw man mil.tr.
LAKBStDOATBS.
Figures! Demonstrate the Popu
larity of the Itesort.
Aim. 6 M. K. Sunday school, Arhlsr-d
A ia. 6. Evangelical Sunday school of
Mabanoy City.
Aug. 7. Welsh Congregational, ilaba
noy Oily.
Aug. a M. K. Sunday school, Gllber
ton. .
Aue. 10. M. B. Sunday school, ttlrerd-
ville. and Union Sunday school, Iioit
I'n ek.
Ana. 11. Welsh llapust, Congreg'
tional and Methodist, Shenandoah.
Aug. 12. Lutheran missionary festival
1 1R Knliconal Sunday school of
JIhlmnoy Olty.
Ant. 14 Reformed Sunday school, of
Tamsfitia.
Aug. 15. Eisteddfod.
" 17. Lutheran Sunday tohool, 01
rardvllle. Aug. IB. Knglish Baptist Sunday tchool
Alnbsnoy Olty.
Aug. 16.- M. B. Sunday school of Shen
andoah.
Aug. 80. Trinity Retormd Sunday
school of Mabanoy City. :
Auir. 80. Evangelical Sunday soliool
picnic, Delano.
Aug. 21. Daughters of Rebekab, Maba
noy Oily.
Aun. 26 Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
K'bniil, Twmo.ua.
Auk. 27. Young Mon'i Republican
Clu Mabanoy Oity.
Aug. 22 V. M. Sunday school, of Gil
borlnn.
Aug. 24. I. M. Sunday school of Shen.
nndoah.
Aug. 26. English Lutheran, Mahsnoy
City. t
Rooky Mountain Cure.
The druggists claim that lienplo oall
diily for the new euro for constipation and
ci. k boadache, discovered by Dr. Sila
Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. It I
said to be Oregon grape root1 (ii great
remedy in the far West for those com
plaints) combined with simple herbs, and is
made for use by pouring on boiling water
to draw out the strength. It sells at CO
cants a package sod is called Lane'
Fpmily Medioine.
Harvest icrmons tire now In order and
the preachers are announcing them.
Hold It to the Light.
The man who tells you confidentially
ust what will cure your cold is proscribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prep
itration of this remarkable medicine foi
coughs and colds no expense is spared
combine only tho best and purest ingredi
onU. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Balsam
tho light and look through it; notice th
bright, clear look; then compart) with
othir remedies, Price 50c. and $1
Nothing made with Bugar, fggs and milk
hJUld reaoh the boiling point.
To Nervous, Debilitated Mem
li you send us yyur address, we vtril
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
in it all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro
Voltato Belt and Appliances, and thai
charmiuir eileots upon the nervous
billtaled Bystem, and how they will quiokl
restore vou to viwor. and.manhood . 1'aranh
lot free. If you are thus afflicted, we wil
send vou a Belt and Appliances on a trial
Voltaio UieT.'v Co.. .larstiall, Altec
The o will bo plenty of c.bbago and lots
of sour kraut for next winter.
A Mystery Explalnod.
The nnncrs contain freuuent notices of rlcli
pretty imd educated ulna cloning witl
uoeriiea. iranina and omuhmrn. Tbe woll
Known specialist, Dr. Kranltlln Mllcw, fnyHull
Burn giriK nre more or uss nyxuiricai, nervot
vcrv Tmnuislve. unbiilmced: usually aublv
to hi'iidaclio, ncumlKla, 6locpleHsnos liu
modrrale crylnif or luuuhlDi;. lliMte shows
weik nervous aystem for which there la uo
remedy equal to Koi'.oratlve riervine. Trial
kotilea and a line book, eonlnlnluK man
mitrveloiis cures, froo 0. 11. llnireiibneh'
druit store, who also sell, and eimrimUe Dr.
Alilea' celebrated New I loan Cure, the fluent
or heart ionics. Cure lliUlerluK. short
bieath, eta
This is the month to lake cuttings
flowers for winter growing.
Shlloh's Consumption Cure.
This la beyond quern Ion the most aue-
ccssful Coua-li Medicine vie have cvir mud,
a lew doew Invariably cure the woist oi.i-e"ii(
t'oiigb, Croup, and Ilronchttls, while lis won.
is
wituoutaparallol In the history of intdlelue
Hlnce It's flrst discovery It has lieen sold nn s
uerdiitee, a teat which no other medlelne
nn stand, li you h.ive a (YjukIi we earnestly
esK you Ml try II.
j I iv mill., w nuift nun
Si. to. If your Liiniia are leie, ( nest or lines
i.niie. use Khllnh'a Corpus PJasttr. So'd
' H. Hagenbuch, M. K. corner Alain am
i. ya atresia.
Thu i-ounty fair pumpkins are bloomin
A ik at a lively rate.
A Glorious Record.
Hinoe the Introduction of the Funioua Pan
TinaOouab and Couaumptlon Cure In this
viril ity, the dcotn rate Iroin Coiitiinptlou
li a (iranwva wfinaeriiuiy ; li neer tana in
ii.-cT aenre, and la the beat Cough medlelne
iiy l. Trial uouica tree at Kirllu'a drus;
TL la ia a cholera morbus weather.
shou (1 Iwcnn'ful what you eat.
You
IIabi.gu, January 28. 1800.
l iu n 1 1 msi my ounu, iHluoniUMin
' i. i with a very bad skin disease
i he is s unr Inside of the m aa. Tl
inv i n'mmi with lnulieilug Hires, a
ins eyea were awonen snui ouucoiuinoi
f. ires nn the eyelids, aud hla nosewiid
iha'alna matter, and was full Insldeoftl
(t.i.'S. IirHVe lum the Cactus lllood Cure lor
four weeks, aud today my baby is entirely
IIS KhsI lQUth alreet. N. Y.
Bold at Klrlln'a Urug Htore,Ken;utou House
oiiock, iueuunuoau.
DASEDALL SCOHE&
Tile (Hants Win and UlilcnEO mid lloiton
Defeated.
AT NKW TOlllC.
Nw York 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 p (I- 0
Cleveland. U 0 0 0 1 a 0 0 0-4
llnttwta liusle ntltl Buckley; Shearon and
Zlmtt.er.
AT HftOOKI.TN.
Brooklyn 01108000 0-4
Pittsburg 0 0001000 0-!
Dnttorim-Terrr riiiI Klnslow; Iktldwln mm
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Boston 0 0000000 0-0
Cincinnati ...0 oi40B00x-7
Batteries Nlahols and ORnwIli HWmf J
Keetwn.
at rniwDMLrwA.
PhlladclDhla..
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...0
0- 7
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Chloairo
1 astterlea - Thornton and Clement: Ilulcliln-
ou and Klttrldge,
Tim National Loilguo Kecoril.
ubi. iron, Ijntl. CI awu. iron. Tsk
cam.. ..SI as .007 rihll,r1el'fv..a0 43
Nbwfork..4-t OH JS71 Urooklru ..38 43
IJbston ....48 !M .808 Cincinnati .30 46
Cleveland 44 .488 PltUbur ..38 48
Association (tallies.
AT OOLUMBUS.
OOlurhlMis 1 3100000 0 fi
IMltlmoU 1 10000088 7
lhtttories Knell and Donahue: Madden and
Koblnaon.
AT OIXCIrTKATI.
Tho Cincinnati. WMhlnirtnn ammo wm Duet
lKjned on account of wet grounds.
at sr. umrn.
St. I-ouls 3 0000303 0-8
lioaton o o o o i l o l o a
ltattoi-lea-MoOIll ami Uovlei OrirSth aud
Mlirphy.
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WlitaVfUO 0 0 1 1 0 3 8 0 X- B
Batteries -Chamberlain and Alllliirau: Strat-
toil and Oahill.
Tim AsAoclulliin Iteconl.
Per
ClKlM. mm. Lrmt. ft
Tuli: IPhn. fist. C't
Columbus. .44 40 .489
IliMtiin....ril) 120 .070
Kt. l.oul..fjll :I3 .048
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Wasb'ton. "H
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Alhlutlo.,41 41 .500
Lou'vllle....31
ISlistern l.nRjpiin.
AT IIOOHBSTBK.
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Syracuse. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 a- 3
Iiatlerlea Cushman nnd Sairo: Kllrov and
Quinn.
AT BUFFALO.
lluffnlo .4 S 0 0 3 0 1 2 1-13
Albuliy 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0- O
Hatteplos llarr. florman and Weokliauker:
Devlin anil Hess.
at biBAiroir.
Ielavnou 3
New Haven 0
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 8
0 0 03
0 1 x 6
llattortos-QoodAle Rial Kura: Clarkson.
Bales aud Tliiosou.
AT thoy.
Troy
l'rovldenoo.,
..0 0 3 0 0 0
,.3 1 0 0 0 0
s- a
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ltatterlea Hhen nnd Wislla! I.vston and
Murphy.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Bishop Flnsch died at Lacrosse, Wis..
yostorday.
Oalumut nnd Ilccla has declnrod a
dividend of $0 per aharo payuble Septem
ber 10.
Tho arrest of an nntt-I'nrnelllte M. P.
for bigamy la snid to be oxpeutod In Lon
don. All the bricklayers In Omaha hnvo
utrtiok for sovou bourB work on Satur
day with eight houra' pity.
A despatch from Paris says: Tho Ger
man Government has Interdicted tho solo
of Lo Gnnlols In AUnco, Lorruino.
Tho election of tho Itev. Isaac Lea
Nicholson ns Bishop of tho Episcopal
illoceso ot Milwaukee una beou approved
by 27 dlocesos n majority.
The French Consul nt Chicago denies
that representatives ot his government
in this country nro keeping a watch upon
unnaturalized I'renclunou.
The Natiounl Union of Textile Workers
opened their second saml-nunuiil couven
tiou at Fall Klvor, yesterday, President
Sullivan in tho chair. Over thirty dele
gates wore prcsont.
Tho stntuo of Pope Loo XIII., presented
to tho Catholto University ot Washing
ton, by Joseph de Loubiit of Now York
has arrived at the Georgetown Custom
House from Rome.
Samuel Hans, a well-known real estate
iloalor at AllstonMnsa., hna made nn as
algument to hla father, Louis Hans. His
liabilities are $500,000, whilo his gross
assets aro $1,000,000. Inability to obtain
roudy casli Is given as the cnuse. Tho
Samuel Hans Company, to which Mr.
Hans sold out about a year ngo, nre In
no way Involved, having no Unhllltlos.
Tho American Glucose Company, which
has factories in Buffalo, N, Y. , and In
other cities throughout tho Unitod States,
announces a general reduction ot 10
por cent, in salaries aud wages, taking
effect nt once. The cut Is made uooessnry
by tho high price of corn, exceBsivooom
potitlon since tho breaking up of tho
glucose combination 'last fall aud the
cheapuess of sugar. The cut affoots
about 500 employos In this city.
Tv, o Qenuluo Ttr.
v:
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2
is and will ever bo Uio
MS
bestfF
Worn A fn9
W Oout, Influenai, Baok aoho,
f-Pains in tho Sic'o. Ciiost told
I Joints, Neuralgia, Mprauis, o j
Belh' S yoa sood to hay, ofc Ja
49-FREE OF CH ARC'S "Cl
tin j . . T, -7.1. t l.t
S I O Bi odilwa,
IEW YOBIl.
28
Prize Medals Awarded!
r XikTspsan nonsesi jiuiuiniaui.,ijeD!iua
Nsrambsrei Xanatoln, Lai pal,
50 Cents a bottle, For Sale by I
J. I. I- li-Utl.ITV.
C 11. lUUMNJIUCII,!
SHENAHUOAII, PA.,
sod other dragguu.
OLD HEMS IN LINE
Forty Thousand 'Boys in Blno
rarndins; To-Dny.
AN JMMENSE CROWD IN DETROIT-
The Silver Encampment Worthy to bo
(Jailed a Perfect Buooeas.
FntMr I.ttltn (lllU fell til Ortailril Vol
biuus vv f . Ti flowers One Goinpiiny
Carry-the Old kprlnitflalll Muakcls They
Uitetl lu the War Tho Culured Ltuu a
l'elptnxlni; Question Tilts Year.
Detroit, Mloh., Atrg. '4. The veterans
nre here and we nr theirs is it sentiment
that is eeboed throughout this olty.
The principal street are not only bias
ing with the national colors In every
conceivable design ana degree of pro
fuseness on either side, but Immense
flags nnd shields almost obscure the
night lu gaslng up the centre, owing to
"erosa-atrlnglng."
Not only are business plnces univers
ally decorated, but private residences
on the main streets nre literally bid
from view under the mass of Hags and
bunting.
There aro four handsome triumphal
nrohes (manning Important streets,
whleh nre models of taste autl elegance.
One, spanning Fort street, near Gris
wold, ia surmounted by nn elaborate
FloridA display of tropical plants, and
during the parade to-day 4-t beautiful
girls filled It ami pelted in a rets with
roses.
The Oreat rarnde.
Tho parade opened this morning with
40,000 men in line nil old veterans, not
a single military company turning out.
lOvel'V street Within three uiookb 01 thn
line of march was closed by trie proclama
tion of the mayor, und intrusion was
further guarded ngaiust by the roping off
of tho section nnd the stationing of n
strong armed guard nt each atreet inter
section. Oue company, that from Union
City., Mloh., appeared In heavy marching
arms, with tho old bprlugueiu muskets
aud tho same accoutrements ns they wore
when they marched out of Detroit In the
stormy days when men were needed nnd
Michigan did Its duty.
Mimln Kvary whare.
With its streets full of marching men,
with every house quartering n veteran,
with the strains of intislo lloutinti on
every breath of the wind and with tho
sound ot the drum and the shrill note ot
the fife In the air, Detroit is experiencing
n time the like of wiiloh it has never seen
before and will never see again. Thanks
for the norfect nrrauaements there ia
room for all with plenty to oat and noth
ing lacking to make tho silver encamp
ment worthy of the name of perfect sue
oess.
The "Color" QuoHlou.
Everybody Is so busy hero that tho
nuostlon of drawing the color line In tho
G. A. R Is practically receiving no at
tention. Not only nro tho newspapers so
occupied with other matters that the suu.
Ject is dwarfed, hut until the posts all
Ket In and settled ana tne parade is pver,
thqy hnvo little thought for the matter
that the light is n coming issue.
The Southern men seen nearly all be
lieve that the negro has eot to go into a
department by himsolf, but to what OX'
tent they nre organized oannot at preaout
bo determined.
RIOTS IN ROME.
boclnlUts lltivn n Vortlfin of tlia Town
Hall Many tVi.nnded.
Rous, Aug, 4. The muniolpal election
in Romo has been attended by terrlblo
riots.
A socialist nnmod Carlffo led the riot
ers, who looted and burned a portion
of tho town hall, destroying valuable
nrchlves.
In tho suppression of the riot one por
bou was killed nnd many wounded.;
IS. W, Herliiji for Ouvtirnor.
Cincinnati, Aug. 4. E. W. Scrlpps,
proprietor of tho Cincinnati Post, is
talked about as a suitable candidate for
Governor of the People's Party ticket.
A committee will wait ou Mr. Scrlpps at
his resldonco lu Westchester for consul
tation in reference to tho use ot his
name before the convention at Spring
field to-morrow. This will be in the na
ture of a surprise for that gentleman,
who has had uo Intimation that he lias
been considered ns 11 possible caudldato
for gubernatorial honors.
Ulrw. Riorum's lteinaliis Arrive,
New York, Aug. 4. Tho North Ger
m m Lloyd steamship Ems, which just
arrived here from Southampton and
Bremen, has on board tho remains of
Mrs. Elliott T. Slocum of Detroit, who
left to vlalt her sister iu Dresden on
February lust aud died there June Oth.
The cofllu was received nt the dock by
ox-Postmiister-Genor.il Dickinson ond
Bishop Wilmington ot Nebraska. Tho
remains will bo taken to Detroit ou
President Ladyard's private car, Mrs.
Slocum was the daughter ot tho late
Ransom Wood.
Italy Mas lleoruu lletrcncliliig.
Londox, Aug. 4. From Italy comes the
news that the government has begun
retrenching nt the foot by deciding to
dismiss 8,000 worklnumeu from the gov
ernment dockyards this mouth. Thu de
cision has aroused widespread discon
tent among the workmen, and the large
number to be thus thrown upon their
own resources are said to bo ripe for
mischief.
The Uprising in llareelmm.
I'ARis, Aug. 4. Senor ZorllU, iu an
interview, denies all ooinpllolty with the
uprising in Barcelona. As for himself,
be said, he would attempt nothing with
out a oertalnty of auooess. Tho latest
advices from Barcelona Justified the be
lief that it was a genuine Rapubllouu up
rising. lcubbar Winks ltesumlnc.
South Fk amino u am, Mass., Aug. 4. Tho
Para Rubber Shoe Works, which on May
90 closed for an Indefinite period, has re
sumed work in the mixing rooms, and
by Thursday all the departments will be
iu operation.
Father of Tneutr-sovaii Ghlldran.
IlALTiMonc, Md., Aug. 4. Mr. George
W. Bush, agsd 00, died in this oity lost
eveninic. He was the father ot twentv-
seven ohildren, thirteen of whom survive
survive
him
Bn.h w,Wnln HoiH.nr. n,.i-
UlS was Drn in Ualtltaoro County.
"Will Sinn U llli Neu-Unlmi Men.
ronsviLt-E, Pa., Att. 4 It has beci
Jccldeil to start up the 23 lush mill o
the I'ottsvlllo Iron nnd Steel Ooiiipatt:
with a number of i.ien tv io h.ive lal
tho nrmy of 800 ti ikerg. A numlier c
men from o it of town will nWo be on
tjnged as eoou as wanted. T. e Amalga
nlillexl AS'iuhilion have promised aM to
the striken and t'io mnj nt of tliem
nre still out.
Kllnr AIM ii ml or Visit the Uir.
St. nmuumiHO, Aug. 4. Kin Alexan
der, the youthful ruler tC Servta, is
guest of the Csar, nnd Queen Natalie I
making things very disagreeable. Shi
Iwgs tire Czar, as her c .' god-father, U
order him to see his mother. The tiaar.
of course, is power I est to luterfvrt, em
by suggestion, as King Alexander i Il
tho care mid custody of the Chief Resut
M. Blstllcb, who accompanies him.
Aim oil Clinked Aiiv,
CoLCMSua, Iiid., Aug, 4. While Job'
Wagoner, an employe ot the Cerealln
Mills nt this place, was inside ot aue a
the bolleis dunning, it, another employe
not knowing that Wagoner was tuerv
turned a stream of hot water in ou blm,
almost cooking him ullve.
Eteoti-le itlubt Hulldlnte Kurneil.
Nrtv Yomc, Aug. 4. Fire started ubou?
0 o'clock last night Id the large brio).
building of tho Richmond Electric Light
Company at St. George, Staten Island,
and within nn hour destroyed the entire
structure with its contents. Loss (200,000
Denth-of n. Welch 1'renetiAi'.
London". Aug. 4 Rev. Dr. Owen
Thomas, the celebrated Welsh Presby
lorlau minister, la dead.
llrooklrn.llern'atu 1'uH Ittrkr.
Fall Rivbb, Mas., Aug. 4. The
Brooklyn Cricket Club defeated tho Fall
Elver Club, by a score ot 88 to 75.
Advertising
It is said will sell anything, tbis is
true in a measure; but for staying
qualities,- merit ia the test Extensive
advertising may sell anything where
J$ is new or unknown, but after it
comes into general use, it is Judged
according toils worth. The continued
and steady growth of Swift's SpccifU
la the bost evidencu of its excellence.
It is most popular where it is best
known. Every bottlo sold, soils text
others. Every one that take it be
comes its friend, nnd rocotr.mcnda II
to their acquaintances.
Treatise on Blood and SklnDiscawo
rallied frco.
Swu-r Spkcitic Co., Atlanta, Gs
W-Moiial Bank
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
Capital, $100,000.00.
A. W. Leisennng, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisennng, Cashier,
S. W. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
Opcit Dally Front 9 to 3.
3 PER CENT. INTEREST I
I'alcl uii tiavlnuH ncpusitn.
The fsaioaj firm of OCULISTS and OPTICUXS
or pmiiADnt,iiiiA
IIuvo arranged to p-nd one of their
Rliveclallst 1. A the EYE
TO SHHNANJJOAII,
Saturday, August 15, IS91,
lie will beat the
Forfiusou Bouae,
lromK.SOA. M. to 6 P.M.
Those whose eyis are (auamg dlseoraforl
should rail upon our sj-cclallit, and they will
receive intelligent und skillful attention.
DS4 Hirttmtt 61.,
VhlUultlpliln,
WATER OF LIFE.
A newly discovered MlNliHAli WATltH,
the uteoi vl.li li will mj.ply In portaut ele
nients ntctisury loheollli. It will cure the
Kidneys, l.lvt-r, Hloinucli, nnd all Dowel and
llladder diseases. II v 111 dissolve calculi and
remove them. It removes the urlo acid from
the blood nnd thus destroys Malaria and
uuuis. ii cures iiricnvs mseasc, ana is es.
peclally recommended for people advanced In
life, and for teneral debllll v. For undoubted
for teneral debility. For undoubted
I proofs or th
proofs or this tend lor pairpblet giving full
J panicuiBis.ioj.it. rsiuti, water oi r.ue
V. i Hunth Main HL. Wllkea-Barre. Pa.
Only tei nlne b'ood purifier known. U enrw
ttln dlsue, lhenmatsm, gout, liver and
luluey troubles, . nil removei all srrorulous
nd spHjlflo blood tatiiis, Mo mluernl, nt
nllutis and no relapses.
Sold sl Itlrllh's Drutj filore,
FtrgtuotCs llottl Mock, Shenandoah, Pa
Your trndo la wlint wo
vnnt.
This 1b bow we propose
lo get it.
lly selling you n ilret
clnps article; by Boiling you
fcr ks tlum cilliers; by
telllig you furniture, nu
organ, n piuno, a sowing
muciiiue or anything else
in the lino of liotnehold
goods.
Wo have a large nnd va
ried stock to select from.
Notioublotosliovi'Boods.
Cnll, examine nnd be
convinced.
fi.
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Id
THE OLD RELIABLE,
.P; Williams 4-Bro.,
South Main St!, . .-
SHE 3Sr.3ST3D O-A-IES:.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
AERAtlQEMENT OIT PAbSlU.Qm TKA1K0.'
-MAY 10, 1891.-
I'nsseneer trains will leave Bheuandcab ft j
Maticn Chunk, Leblghton, Slatlnuton, Catn
,nuou:u Allenlown. Bethlehem. Kaston. 1'hil
dt 1 nil la and New York at 5.47. 7.40. 9.08 a. m..
I2A2. 8.10. 5.28 n.m.
For Uelvldere, Delaware Water Gap and
sirouagnurK ato.7, a. m ano o.p. m.
r or L.aiuueri.viiic ui.u arenion, y.vo a, in
For White Haven. Wilkes-Uarro and Pitts
IU1 V.I , , O.VO, lU.1t f ,U, ItllU UUU . IU,
e.i on. ii. a, o lit .....I e on n .
For runuuannocK, lo.u a. m,,3.iuunuB.yt
p. In
For Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva and and Lyosc
iu.4i a. in., ana o.w p. in.
ior uioeyviiie, iowanoa, oayre, waveny
Elrulia, Itocbesier, llulllilo, Macara FaUs
Chicago, and all points Weht at 10.41 a. m.,a)u
i.iw ii. m.
Fpr r jmlrn and the West via Hnlnumnca nl
3.iu p. ra.
Pnr Audenrled. liazlelon. Etockton. bun.-
i.cr Yard. Weatterlv and l'enn Haven Jnno
lion nt 6.47,7.10,9,08 a. m.and 12.52, 3.10 aDd
1.26 p.m.
For Jeanosvlllc, Lcvlston and Beavei
Meadow, 7.40, 9.08 n. m. and 5,28 p. m.
For Mciauton at 6.47 9.08, 10.41 a. tu. 8,10 and
5:20 p. ui.
For Hezle Brook. Jcddc, Urlfton and Free
land at 6.47, 7.40, Uli, 10.41 n. m 12&2 8.10 and
6.28 p.m.
Fur Quribnko at 6.47 and 9.08 a. m abd
1.10 p. m.
For W lggaiis, Hilberlon and Frackvllle at
5.(0 and 9.03 am,, and 4,10 p. in.
For Yatesvllle, Mnhanoy City and liriano
5.47, 7.40, 9.C8, 10.11, 10,68 h. m., 12.62,3.10,5.6, 8,03,
4.2 1 aud 10JJ7 p. rn.
For Lost Creek, 31ratdvllln and Ashland
I. 27. 7.-JB.8.K!, 10.15 a. iu., 1.00, 1.40, 4.10, Uliti
tUOnnd 9.11p.m.
For Uarkwalor, Ht. Clair and Pottsvllle,
7.40, b.08, 10.58 a. m., 12.62, 3.10, 4.10, 6.20 and 8.0i
p.m.
For Duck Mountain, New Borton and
Mora., 7.40, 9.08 , li .63 a. u,., 12.62, 8.10, 6.26 and
8.03 p. m. '
For Haven Run, Ccntralla, Mt. Carmel and
Hhamohln, 8.52, and 10.16 a. m., 1.40, 4.40
and 8.08 p. m.
Trains leave Hhamokln tor rJbenandoab,
7.K. 115 a. m.. 2.10. 4.80 und 9.80 p. m., arriving
at Hhenandoah, 9.05 a.m., 12.52. 3.10, 6.20 and
II. 15 p. tn.
HUNDAY TltAINH.
For Lost Creek, Ulraidvlllo and Ashland,
0.50, 9.10 11.35 a. m., 2.45 p. in.
For Uarkwnter. 81. Clair and Pottsvllle,
6A0, 8.00, 9,S0 a . m.. 2.45 p. m.
For Yatesvllle, Mabanoy City and Delano,
U.UO, 11.35 a. tn., 1.40, 4.40, 6,03 p. m.
For lifty, Audenrled and Hnileton, BIX
a- ra., 1.40 p. m:
Fur Manch Chunk. I.eLlphton, Blatln;ton,
ratusnuqua, AUeutcwn, liethlebem, Kastoi
and New York, 8.00 a. in., 1.40 p. m.
For Philadelphia, 1.40 p. m.
k II. BYINC1TON,
Uen'l Pass. Agt., liethlehem,
Or tho r.liinur llal.ll, lillli l.r Cueeu
uuuiiuiMierliit; nr. ualuete
Uobleii Nin llle.
It Is manufactured a a powder, whtoh oan be elvon
In a fflfuu, ot baer, a oup of coffe or tea, or In food,
without the knowledge of the patient. It li absolutely
barmleM, and will effoot a permauent and epeody
eare. whether the p-uteut is a moderate drinker or
an oloohollo wreulc It dm been elven In thoutenda
of oases, mad la eveip nulanoe a perfeot oure haa fol
lowed. J t never t'alla. The uyetem onoe impreanat.
edwttn the 0peoiflo.lt beoomea an uttlr nupoaalmlity
(or tns liquor appet. te to extdt.
49 pace book of partloulora frt-e. To be bod Q
C. H- HAGENBUCH, Druurjlst, Shenatdoah
IMPORTANT NOTICE I
All persons are hereby warned
NOT TO FISH IN THE BASIS !
Belonging to the
Shenandoah Water Company,
and all parties caught violating this notice
will be
Prosecuted ns Trespassers.
By order of
the aoMF-A-asTTzr.
I'liFlllOB!
biladelpliia and Bending ailrc;d'
lime JYiWe in effect July id, ittyi
um LEAVE SUENANUOAH 4S F0U,0ffS
i MSuS,h,.hunl e-k daysy MS.
n-W-JSnd M4ind 2.t0p. m.
idaiPt m,1' 18 85 " 'n urt "S6 r tnj
0, S. p. in.. "'7-;
o'p. 'iM""wn week tlaya, 7. 20 .
20 a m,,
2.W
S 4 80 P.!,?. ainai,fl!:ii
S?' a-'osT"- 5in5 MuhB;y 'ity, ml
qt, iio, ,.po. a m., 123' 2,r,o nnd r ji
ii,.,8"ma' 2-"'Bl,rt 7,a.m , " al) 1, ,
IMltlona, ,0, -uauanoy City, week tfaya1 '7.06
mi.mVf'm" 0o""W. week days,
"Si y2i!aJS!1,onJi 'unbttry and LewlM.nra.
iek days. s.2i, 7.26 an.t 'i 8.1 a. in , j.35 7 Sl
. Hnudaj' 1:2-. . in , ,1.06 p. m.
or Mahaiio Fiaue, ita Ui vs 2 '0 9
,.7.saDd 11.8J o.i,',., lii., 1 :.r" ?V
m . -io, 4 so . i.t
-or Glrfravlll (lUppahannock Bb.tion)
IZ.8B, 1 as ,'.o, 6,55, 7.00 aud 0.25. p. m. Hunday ,
J'.O. 2 , 7.4S a. iu.. i .,fl. i.ao n. m.
r kSntaUd And hHllli.ltl,, aruab- A.m .
.2 , 9.25, 7.2U, 11.81 a in., 180 V.X) nnd 9,2
1 KA1NK K)H rtl'.BNANljUAHi
1 New York via PblladUpula, week
- m., 1.8O, i.ou. 7.00 j.. m., 12.1S
.Ul. Handiy, d.0o p. in..la.is jlgnt.
?.a,t-.NJ Vork vl" Msneli (flunk, wee
ijs, 4.IW. 8.46a lu., i.ixiand4.0J p. m.
,'e PblKdelpmu wt ..,, ai, ,ofl
id Oallowbill and 8.86 a. m. and II K' p ro.
rom mh am . j , .vota. huuday B.05 a.
u. 11,10 p. ra from lo.. Ifi -Tl
1 ueev KtiidlUK, wi-i days, 1 8 . 7.11, iiu 0
d ll.SU a. m., 0.6S, 7.57 p. m. Bnuday 1 .Ho m
.4h a, m.
beave IHittavllle, wm.k dayi. '-V, 7,4i. rr
iu. tt 11 k). m. b.lu...i.r. 41: 7 IK1 -t ,1 ....
U6...I11. '
xveTn ill aqua, wu. ic days. 8.A), a.ih mu
Uli, 11, MO, HUM lt, II, 111, OU1IUE1 it J
7 43 ra. and 250 p. m.
.eave asaiuuio , ij , weoR nays, b.4U, u. rt
ad 11.47-1 m., 7.4V and H.44 p.m. tut)
.iy, 8.40,8.17 a, m., p. m.
Leave altanoy 1 m e, week day... 2-4 , 4.1 0
.80. HJ. 11.-9 a. m.,1. 8, ilea. "1 20, 2d 7. ;, aii'i
1 i'(i n tn. Mnndav !4 . 4.0J. i.nd f 7. ... m
3 37, S.01 p. ru.
..h1 uirareiviue titappanauiiiwiL uuuion
res days, 2.47. 4.07, n.S6, and v.41 a. ru., ik.O'i,
2, .'. 'H, 0.82, 8,08 and 10.08 p. in. nondnj , 2,47,
0 ,. S8a,m,B.4i,5.ii7 p. m.
,xute Wllllwnwtnrt, wees days, 8.oo,ti.4, aa
a. m. M and 11.15 p. ra. Utuida.
..Hi.
Put UsJUmore, Washington and tup west
.a B, A O. n. It., tbrongh trains letve Uli . rd
1 venue station, Pltlladelpblii, , & K. K lt.i
a 4.10, SOI and ilia a. m 1.84, 4. J4, r..65a. t
28 p. ra. Htinday, 4.18 8.02 11,27 e., m., tin
65 aud 7.34 p. in.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
eaveFblladelDbla. Chestnut riu-6ot v- uarl
i,u i-iohtd aireet wnarr.
For Atlantic Cits.
week-d.ya Kxnresa. 5.15. 8 00. 9:00. 10.45 .
-n. nol i fSaturdav-t only. L.W). 2.10. sou.
3.80,.. , 5 00 (1.00 ... m. .ojouiJi.iJat. u, 7 10
. n., 4.10. e ou ;. tn,
Min i . rutpress, 5 15, 7.00, 7.3J, 8.00, 8 80,
J.OO, 0.30 4. ra. and 4 30 p. m. -ve -o.iiu,
4.00. u. re. and . 45 p. .t-.
returning, leave Atlantic City, dei nt curne,
: nUoa.nd Arkan tvww.- v e-k ii '
press. 7.00. 7.30. S 00. 0.00. 10.00 a. m. nnd 3 15.
4 00, 8 SO. ti.3 ', 7.110, 9 80 p. in. Accommodation
u.w, B.iua. 111. ana u.up m. nunuays - nx
press, 3 SO, 4.00, 5 1X1,0 00, 0 00 7-00,7.30 8 00, 9.!
p.m. Accommodation, 73Jn.ni ,6.05 p m.
v. . HAJStitjK, lieu 1 1 ..., 1 .tfH
MOlifiXJl). free. A Ken'l Wanauc-T
JVCKSTLVAKIA RfttiROAD
Ki POHtTTUtlLI. DIVIBtOF.
ntandaier ATcr. 24, 1890, trains wilt Ur.v
nhetumdaali at toUnwt;
For Wlsgnn, Gllberton, Frackvllle, New
Jaslle, St. Clair, and way points, e.00, idi
m and 4.16 p in,
Sundays, 800, 9.10 am and. s.lOp m.
For Pottavllle, 6.(10, 9. 10 a m itcd L 15 p m,
Sundays, taw, tf.40a m and S.10 p m.
For Reading, 6.00, 9.10 am and 4,15 pm,
Sundays 000, 0.40 a.m. and 8.10pm.'
For Fottstown, 1-hoenixvllle, HorrlstO'rn
uia Pblladelphla (Brosd street station), 6,00,
.10 a m, and 4.16 p m weekdays
unndays, 600,9.ua m 3.10 p m
TtrIub leave Frsckvllio lor Bhenandcah at.
10. 10 am and 12.14, 7.42, 10,09 p m. Hnndays,
U.18 a m and 6.40 p m.
Lve PattsvUle lor Bhenandoab, 10,16 audi
il.ii, a ra 7.15, 9.42 p in. b-antlays, 10.40 a m
5.15 p lo.
Leave Philadelphia (Broad suect elation),
lor PoUsvlllo aud Hhenandoah, 6.57 10.25 1 ra
2.10, 4,10 and 7,10 p m week days. KuuOayf.a,
a :n nnd 1.10 p. m.
For w York, 8,20, 4.115, 4.40, 6.35, ii.6e, 7.80,
i.208.80, J.60. 11.00audll.l5am.l2.00uoon, (Pro'
lted express, 1.06 and 4.50 p in.) 12.41,1.40,2.,-),
J.20, 4, 5, 6..6.30, 6.F.0 7.13 8.12 and ltl.CO P nt, 12.01
night.
On Hnndays, 3.2U, 4.05, 4.40, 6.85, 8.12, 8.S0, 9.60,
at in. and 12.49, 8.20 i Hint led 4.50), b.'li, o.ai
7.18 v m and 12.01 night.
lor Hna Uirl. ynrln.-
Ocean Grove, Asbnry Park, and Lonff llranon
j.SO, 11,15, a. m. 4.00 p. n . week davr For
Freehold, 5.0 p. ru. week days.
Baltlmor- nnd Wnst.iuston, :) 50, 7.20, B,tl
9.!", llf.20, llJS-u m.S (limited exrr"p!R. 46-
inu 111, T llU.iu;u Bipp-;
7.40 p. m., and 12.03 night. Fo
nly 2.02, 4.1 1, 5 08 and li 30 p. m.
s.S.ft), 7JJ, V.lKind 11,18 a. m. 4,
.t o.r anr 4.if
flaltlinore. nly
On (Sundays. S.
4.67,7.40 n ra. 12.03 night. Baltimore only
tl.un Hna u.ou p in.
For tllcbmond and the Booth 7.20 ll.lt a, n,
Limited KxpteBS 12.85 p. m.,)12.03 nlEbt,week
lays, riendays, 7.20 a.m., 12.03 night.
Trains leave Harrlsburg for 1'liuburc anQ
thB west every day atl2.25nud 8.10 a m aid
J.0O (limited) aud 3.40 p xa, Wny for Altcoaa,
(.15 a m aud 4.10 p in every nay.
For 1'lttBbnr only, 11.20 a m dally and 10.20
. m week days.
Leave muibury lor Wllllamsport, Iflm!n,
Mnotidalgua, ttochesler, Bullaloand Nlaguiu
sails 6.10am dally, and 1.48pm weekdays.
iTor Vattlcn, 5.E0 p m week days.
For Frte and Intermediate points, 6.10 a mi,
la1ly. For Lock Haven, 6.10, and 9.63 a ro,
tally, 1M and 6.S0 p. in. week days. Foi
ltenova 6.10 a m 1.43 and 6,30 p m week clays,
1.10 a, m Hnndays.
'5HA8. B I'DGII, J. B.WOOD,
(Ion. Man'r Gon, Pot-a, AKt,
"YTIIiMINGTON A NOItTHISUN R. It.
Timetable intffect May, 10,1891.
Trains leave Heading (l. d. 11. station) for
Glbialtar, Meyfert, Illraiboro, Joanna, bprlng
fleld, WavneBburK Juuctlon, Coatesvllle.Weat
Cbestcr,Chadsloid Junction, B. i O. Junction,
Wilmington and Inlermedlolc stations, dslly
except Bunday, at 6.25 ond 8.80 a.m. and 3.15
p. m. Hon day only at 8 05 p. m.
For Warwick, HUl'eteis und Intermediate
stot ions, dully t jtcept Hunday, at 9.20 a.m., and
5.19 p. m. bunday only 8.15 a m.
For BlrdsU.ro and Intermediate stations,
Saturday only, nt 12 in.
For Baltlmort and Washington fB. .t O. It.
It.) dally except Hunday at 6.25 and 8.80 a. m.
and 3.15 p. m. bunday only m 8.05 p. in.
Trains arrive 1.1 Hthding (P. & It. itatlon)
lromWllnilngton.il. it O. Junction, Munt-.
ebunln, Chuddsioid Junction, Wtbt t'btstir,
Lenupe, Coatesvllle, Waynesburg Junction,
Hprlngneld,Joannn, r.lrdsboro, G ibialtai , Hey
fen nnd Iniei mediate stations, dally except
Hunday at 10.20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. in. bun
day only at 11.24 a. m.
From Ht. Peters, Warwick and Intermediate
stations, dally except Hnuday, at x.iii u. m.
aud 2.25 p.m. Bunday only at 6 p. m.
From Blrdsboro aud Intermediate etatlona,
Dctu.iut; tiu.j Rt i.iv p. lit.
From WasliluKton nnd Baltimore, dally ez
ccpt Hunday, 10 20 a. m. 6.62 und 8.17 p. m.
Sunday only at 11.21 a. m.
liOWNKHH BHIGGH, Oen'l Tass. Agt.
A. G. MCCAUHItAND.Hupt.
tl II nTII n r Wo he undersigned,
H 1 1 r I I H r . nrB tntlroly emed of
II U I i UliLl Rupture by Dr J. II.
MAYKlt, 8.11 Arch HI., Pblla. TLomas 11.
Ilartttng, New lllnggold, Pn., I. fandt, Houlh
Kaslun, l'u., L. I, it C. A. Deturck, 0:ey, Pa
It. G. Hlanley, 421 Spruce St., Ibnnon, la., A.
Bchuelder. Loctu-t Dale, Pn..D, B. Noll, Lime
kiln, l'u., Wm. 12. Har tustlna, Phoenlxvllle,
l'a., W. M. Iiflnbach, 621 Wakblngton Ht
Heading, Pa., J.C. Lyme, 1810 AV. Howard Bt.,
Hnrrisburit, l'u., O. ICeehn, Dutnilassville, Fa.
Dr. MAYKIl Is at lintel Penn, lteadlntr, Pa.,
on the 2nd Haturday of each month. Cull lo
ste lilin.
H.
It. UIUOKER, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND STOJtOEON,
Not UKast Centre Btreet; ilahanoy City, Pa
Hkln and all special diseases a specialty .