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Tim at a Camp Moetlng.
The solemnity of a Main6 oamn meet
ing cnmu :iear being broken up by a
festive mobquito the other day. A de
vout nttoiulnut became eouvineed that
lie had been singled out by a particular
ly pcrbi.slont and vicious insect. As he
bowed his head in the attitude of
prayer the little piping poison bottlo
perchod on his neck, and a sense of
proper decorum was all that restrained
a blow. The insect was gently dis
lodi d with the loft hand, but imme
diately took refuge on tho right oar of
the sorely tempted worshiper. Uj:
went tho right hand, and the bug took
hia departure, to reappear on tho other
car. It was no use, tho restraint of a
lifetime was thrown oil, and with
mighty thriiht out went tho right hand
and snatched at tho little offender,
when, to tho consternation of two peo
plo and tho irrepressible amusement of
a score or less devout worshipers, tho
gentleman found in his hand the feather
of a lady's hat and tho lady felt her hat
violently wrenched from her bowed
head.
For tho Itest of lUusout.
"Keep your face towards tho foe
always, my son."
"Why, father?"
"Then you'll never bo shot in tho
back." Mun&oy's Weekly.
Great Luck
Jones (just reached tho fishing
grounds) What kind of luck aro you
havin', Ilrown?
l!ro wn First-rate. Hecn here an hour
and hain't fell in yet. Judge.
Tendnrnr.
"I feel it just as much, my dear littlo
boy," said papa after ho had spanked
llillykins.
"Y-ves," sobbed Uillykins. "H-but
n-not in tho s-s-samo ii-p-placo." Life
All Equivalent.
She His marriage mercenary! Why,
tho p-irl had littlo or nothing!
He Yes, but ho owed her father.
Life.
What Did hho Mean?
Cora What would you do if you had
a voico like mlno?
Dora I should bo very careful not to
overwork it. Jury.
Couldn't Fool lllln.
"Them's not tematies," said Johnny
when the tomato patch was shown hiin.
"Tematies gwows in big yed cans."
Judge.
, Dtultt to lloturn to Ireland.
Oakland, Cul., Sep. 8. Michael Davltl
will start east in a few days and will sail
from Now York for Ireland. In an intorj
view ho said: "Ireland is on tho brink
o'f her freedom. Homo Rul is only d
matter of a fow years. Parliament may
run by English law until 180!), but tilers
is so much dissention and difference in
political factions that Salisbury mus
call tho general elections for April nexl
or at worst for tho following autumn."
A De-op Schome. '
Tourist That is an odd setting for a
photograph gnllory a gaunt oak limb
with a danglingnooso and a background
of a howling mob.
Oklahoma Photographer That's a lit
tlo invention of my own. Lots of new
comers from tho eat novo their pic
tures taken with that nooso around
their necks, to scud baclc whero thoy
came from. It is cheaper than paying
their debts and easier than getting a di
vorce. Jury.
ChlldNh LorIo.
Miss Illrdio McGinnis complains of
headaches. Hor little sistor Mollio has
toothache Hiss Iiirdio says:
"Molly, you must havo that tooth
pulled If It aehos. It is hollow inside."
"Sister llirdio, don't your head ache?"
"Yes."
"Then you must havo your head
pulled. It's hollow inside." Texas
Sif lings.
A Clincher
Jones was (rroutly annoyed by a beg
gar who had followed him for some dis
tance. "Only a nickel, sir. I haven't had a
mouthful Klnoo yesterday."
"Win t's the use, my good fellow?"
ennpi-d out Jones, angered into speech.
"You're sure to bo hungry again to
morrow." Judgo.
Merit Wine.
We dnsiro to say to our cltlieur-, that for
j-e 1 1 m we lutvvi iweii selling wr. ..ting s new
KtnK's New DlwuTsry for Conmiuiptlon, Dr.
Kmu'n Mew Life Hills, lluoklen's Arnica
K.uvt and Elee'rlo Witters, uud have never
handled reined! tbut fwU as well, or that
U4Vegicu such universal tu'tataoilou. V
Ji not lienllaU) to Kiiarantt-e them oveiy
iMijo. auu w viauo rvauy wi rtiiHNu m pur
elnso nrlofl. If satlsfueiorv rt-aiilis do iv t fol
low tholr use. These remedies have won
t"nir great pouun.riiy purwy on their merits,
C, II. Jlogeubuoli, Dnnglit.
Dried fruit ought to be plenty and
cheap next year.
Alva' llrnilllun Br eclflo Co., 8 wall street
N Y. Gxiitleiiieii : I take measure lu tll
f. lne to the curative powers of our incus
IJ'Ood L'ure, which haa relieved me of mus
cular rheumatism 01 long stanaiiiff. 1 w
troubled rerluuslv by dyspepsia as veil, Iront
which, X am 1 leased to Mate, it has also cu.td
me
Assuring you that I shall recommend your
medicine to my frleuds, I am.
Yours reBpeolfullv,
ADAM 1HIOWN.
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Blood is thicker than water,
ad must be kept pure to
Insure good health.
Swirr's Sricoino is nature pix7
tor this purpose.
tt never to falls ellmnate the lmpw
tics and build up the general hftft!Uw
Them is only one Swift's Specific,
and there is nothing liko It.
Be sure and get the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin DtzecKW
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POLITICAL.
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PllBSr.NT DEPUTY.
First National Bank
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P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
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S. W. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
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When you are going,
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rfcurdlDe routes, lowest rates of all
duties, besides maps, descriptive aud Il
lustrated land pamphlets, resort books,
Hot tarings guides, etc.
Cheap Fannin? Lands In .Missouri, Arkan
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Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
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Where he will he pleaded to moot the wants
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Everything in the Drinking Line,
Is and will ever ho the
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C. II. IIAGKNUUOII.
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
iS- and otner orugguu.
fHE MAYOR'S ERROR
He Knocked Down an Editor
and KcgrolB tho Act.
AN APOLOGY TO THE PUBLIC.
Ohlof Magistrate numbly
Asks the Oitizsns to Forgiva Him.
Jlo Authorize! tlio Chief of I'ollco to Rett
that He Pays tho Penalty for Violating
tho City Ordinance Tho Offended Editor
Kntrcatnd to Sue for DamnECeCon
trltlon All Around. ,
Newcastle, Pa., Sep. 9. An amusing
Incident has heen added to the street
fight in which Mayor John It. Ilrown
knocked down J. E. Leslie, editor of a
Sunday tinner hero, for publishing cer
tain articles reflecting on tho Rev. Sir.
Squelr, of whoso church Mayor Brown is
n loading member.
The following onrd issued by Mayor
Brown has increased tho intorost in the
nffalr.
JSIuyor ltrown's Card.
TO TltB CITIZEN'S OF NEWCASTLE ! Re
alizing the disgrace brought upon myself
and tho city by my conduct in the assault
mado by mo upon J. E. Losllo on Mon
day, I with in this public manner to con
fess that I committed a sin against God,
a crime against tho laws of the common
wealth nnd city ordinances, and a wrong
against Mr Leslie which even tho publi
cation of tho many fcurrillous articles
thnt have appeared in tho 'Qraphid' dur
ing the past ten months will not justify,
and especially in ono holding tho respon-
-11.1,. ......1,1.... 1,! ....,.. .t(..n nP fill.
city and an office bearer 'in a Christian j
church.
"I have oarnestly asked God's forgive
ness, and I hero publicly and humbly
ask tho forgiveness of tho citizens of
Newcastle. I have authorized the Chief
of Polico to see that I pay tho penalty
for violation of a city ordinance, and I
fully oxpoct and concede Mr. Leslie's
right to proceed against mo under the
laws of tho State. For tho wrong, I
hereby nsk his forgiveness, notwithstand
ing the oft-repeated, and, in my opinion,
uncalled for provocation, liegrettlng
from the depths of my heart that in the
heat of passion and in tho spur of tho
moment I niado such a grave error,
"I am, respectfully,
"John U. Brown."
Judge- Sawyer's Death.
New YoltK, Sop. 9. Judge Lorenzo
Sawyer, whose death was announced at
San Francisco the otlior day was born in
Jefferson County, New York, in 1820.
At the age of 30 ho went to California,
and four years after taking up his resi
dence in Ban FrnncUco na was elected
to the ofilco of District-Attorney for that
citv. In 1802 he was appointed Judge of
Twelfth District Court, and in 1803 was
elected to the Supreme Court of Califor
nia. President Grant appointed him
United States Circuit Judgo in 1800.
Humors of OfUcfnl Chanc;o In Mexico.
City op Mexico, Sop. 9. It is cur
rently reported here In official circles that
President Diaz will recall benor nomero,
tho Mexican Minister at Washington for
the purposo of tendering him tho port
folio of Minister of Finance, to 1111 tho
vacancy caused hy the death of Manuel
Dublnn. It is also stated that upon the
doatli of Minister Dublnn a doftccney of
$10,000 was discovered in his accounts
and that President Diaz has brought suit
against his estate for tho purpose of re
covering tho money. Soveral official
changes are oxpocted.
Hod 3Icii lu Council.
Cleveland, O., Sep. 0. Among tho
prominent men present at the 4fith an
nual conclave of the Improved Order of
Red Men, now in session in this city, aro
Uroat Incolioneo Thomas K. Donnelly or.
Pennsylvania, Great Junior bngamoro A.
II. Paton of Massachusetts, and Great
Prophet Thomas J. Frnncis of New Jer
sey. Rhode Island, JSew Hampshire and
a dozen other Statos, are represented hy
chleftaus in the council.
Tlio Seurlo'a Will Contest.
Salem, Mass., Sep. 9. A notice of in
tention to contest tho will of Mary F. S.
Searles of Methuen, Mass., has heen
filed hy tho Hon. E. T. Burly, Ex-Judge
Endlcott, George F. Hihbard, Nathaniel
Illbbard and others. Tho notioe of the
first two named recites that tho contest
is on behalf of her adopted son, Timothy
Hopkins. Tlio grounds for the contest
will ho undue influence. A hearing was
fixed for Sopt. 22.
Aliens la 1'hit-land.
London, Sep. 0. Tho official report
shows that during tho month of August
14,028 European aliens landed in Eng
land. For tho corresponding period of
18U0 the number of the samo class of ar
rivals was 9,415. Tlio report also states
that during August of the present year
9,817 of these people departed for Amer
ica, while in August of 1890 tho number
of departures for that country was
0,037.
Indignation Over Fatal Stubbing Afmlr.
Syracuse, N. Y., Sep. 9. Great in
dignation exists among the neighbors of
Andrew Ailing, the farmer who was
fatally stabbed Monday night by Cbailes
Shading, near tlie home of the former,
a few miles north of Clyde. Ailing was
known as an Inoffensive man, and it is
believed that the quarrel, which n Milted
In the stabbing, was begun by Shading.
Doule the lleportg.
NbwYork, Sep. 0. Jesso Seligman,
one of the trusteeu of the Baron llirseh
fund, denieB emphatically the report
that the Hirsch fund wag being used to
bring to this country pauper immigrants,
and that organized labor uuions, com
posed largely of Hebrews, were bein en
dangered by the importation of cheap
labor.
World's l-'alr Committee Appointed,
MoNTltEAL, Sop. 9. The National Elec
trical convention has selected, through
its president, tho following YVoild's Fair
Committee: Mossrs. Souney of Uhlcugo,
Coleman of St. Louis, Park of New Or
leans, Rice of Washington and Prese of
Hew York.
Italy Maklnc Wr I'reimrotions.
Rome, Sop, 9. Italy has urgently oa-
torod 50,000 rifles from th factory at
ernl, and haa instructed Hlcotti, for
nerly Minister of War, to minutely ln-
jiect tue Alpine rorw.
LJESSICELL'S
IBM liU VC UUU U 101
WILL cunc
EVERY FORM
TYPE FOUNDERS TO COMBINE.
The Long Talked Of Dent, Hacked by Eng
lish Moniy, About Completed.
PlliLAtiEl.l'HIA, Sop. 0. Tho long talked
of typo founders trust, workod up by an
English syndicate, seems to bo an assured
fact. The deal is now beliovod to bo
about completed.
All tho typo foundries of any conse
quence in America are in the deal, with
the exception of Barnhart llros. and
Spindler of Chicago, and perhaps two
concerns in New York. The smaller con
cerns, it is Bald, will bo squeezed out of
existence.
In all the great centers the number of
foundries will bo reduoed to a minimum.
New York will probably have three,
Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston two
each, Baltimore, Cincinnati and St. Louis
one, while tho concerns in Kansas City,
Clevoland, St. Paul and Buffalo will ba
closed down entirely.
Tho llrst move will bo to advance the
prices. j
AVilllnp; to Enter the Deal.
So. Louis, Mo., Sep. 0. Mr. Carl
Schrauhstaedter of tho Central Type
Foundry, speaking of the reported
trust, said: "Yes, nn offort has
lieon made to plnoo tho type found
eries into ono corporation, but I doub t if
the necessary capital could ho raised.
The founders, except one or two, are
willing So into tho deal.
Itov. I)r. llausmnn's Lciyalty lu Doubt.
RoCHESTEIt, Pa., Sep. 9. At the meet
ing of tho Allegheny Preshytery, held at
Loetsdale, Pa., a committee was ap
pointed to investigate tho Rev. Air.
liausman's loyalty to tho doctrino3 of
o
tho Preshyterian Church. Tho commit
tee will begin tho investigation next
week. The Rev. Bailsman is an earnest
suppporterof tho "Dr. Briggs' Doctrine."
Killed by nn TJnlmown Youth.
Willim antic, Conn., Sep. 9. James
Corcoran, aged 19, was stabbed and killed
yesterday afternoon hy an unknown
youth of his own age. The young men
quarrelled over some trifling matter and
tho murder ensued. Tho polico expect to
arrest tlio murderer soon.
Irish Exhibits nt tho World's Fair.
Dublin, Sep. 9. The Council of tho
Royal Dublin Society is in communication
with tho Society of Arts on the subject
of Irish exhibits at the World's Fair,
Chicago.
Shurtstop Itny liclcaaccl.
Baltimore, Md.. Sep. 9. The Balti
more Baseball club has released shortstop
Ray. Ho came here from the Bostea
League club in 1889.
OPVRIGHT IS9I
Stick to it!
Sometimes vou may liavo to wait.
Tlio troubles that liavo been years
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and disorders peculiar to woman
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remedy. You can depend upon that
but it your caso is obstinate, givo
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It's an invigorating, restorativo
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ing nervine, and a positivo specifio
for femalo weaknesses and ailments.
All functional disturbances, painful
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corrected and cured by it. All unnat
ural discharcos, bearing-down sensa
tions, woak back, accompanied with
faint spells and kindred symptoms,
aro corrected. In every caso for
which it's recommended, "Pavorito
Proscription," is guaranteed to givo
satisfaction, or tho money is re
funded. No other medicine for
womon is sold on such terms. That
proves that nothing olso offered by
tho dealer can ue "just as good."
Bartlt Counters, Tylor System, Port
aoio, unequaiod in styles,
Cost nnd Finish.
150 Ttlt CitaluBue of Couultrt, lleAi tie., Illaitrlted la
Colon, llotiki, Fre ToWage ISCcati.
A180 Tyler's isoyni
ORIce lleka and Type
writer CiiulueU, UOO
Htvlea. lleet ondebeap-
eit on earth, with great
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ISO iaK catalufua Frtf,
roblaita 13 cts. Full Itaca t
Iiafcba, (kalra, Tablea, Uouk
t'aaca, Cablnrta, Ltgal Illauk
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Hnarlal work mad la order.
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Manch ChuuK. i.euieuton. Hlatlueton. Cata-
it ll.,nt..,nt, IIi.4V.1i.Iw.tvi 1n..4n LU, 4 1
idelphla and New York at 5.47, 7.40, 9.03 a.m.,
1.01:, d.iu, o.m p. m.
For Uelvldere. Delaware Water Qau and
sirouagour at o.n, a. m.j uou o.o p. m
For White Haven. WllkesJlarre and iltt
n.. A. ,T O IW In 41 ( m lllnnrf RDdn M
t or xunanaunocK, iu.ii a. m 3.10 ana 0..0
. in
Kor Auburn. Ithaca: Genova and and l.yorjt
iu.41 a. m., ana o.i p. m.
Elmlra. Hocheeier. lliill'ulo. jlasnra Falls.
(.nicaru ana an jxunis wem at 10.41a. m.,aa
5.2S n. in.
For ' lmlra and the West via Halamanca at
3.10 p. m.
ror Aiiaenrieu. iiuzieton. niocutoa. i.nm
tier Yard. Weatherlv and I'enn llaven Juno
tlon at 6.17, 7.40, 9,03 a. m. and 12.52, 3.10 and
10 p.m.
ror jeuueciviue, jjevistou aau tteavei
Meadow. 7.40. 9.08 a. m. and 5.28 v. m.
For Bcraulon at 6.47 9.0H, 10.41a, m. 3.10 and
i:zo p. iu.
For llnzle Brook. Jeddo. Drlfton and Free
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ror uuauaKe at, 0.3 ana v.ta a. m, anu
3.10 n. m.
r-or ivigi?aD8, uuoerton ana fTaoKviiie at
5.60andtf.08a m nnd 4.10 p.m.
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Kor Buck Mountain. New Boston and
M orea, 7.40, 9.08, 10.63 a. ir.., 12.52, 3.10, 5.26 and
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For Haven Hun, Centralla, Jtt. Carmel and
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Trains leave Hhamokln for Bhenandoua
7.55 11.65 a. in., 2.10, 4.30 and 0.3U p. m., arrtvlni
ai. neuaiiQouii, v.w u. ui., o.m tua
11.15 p. m.
SUNDAY TKAIN8.
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4.5(1, U.10 11.86 a. m.,H.4o p. m.
For Darkwater. Ht. Clair and I'ottevlllt
Ml ', d.W, P.ilV n.Ul,. Jl. IU.
For Yntenvllle, Alahanoy City and Delano,
n.4fu, n.ao ft. m l.iu, i.iv, u.tu p. 111.
Fur Lofty, Audonrled and ilaileton, SJOi
a in., 1.40 p. m:
fur .VI such Chunk. I.ehlehton. Slalloitoii
(ataoauqua, Alleutown, Bethlehem, EdVtoi
and New York, 8.00 a. in., 1.40 p. m;
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!. 0 5.25, 7.20 . m. and 12 35 t0 and 5.64
m, Utmday 2.10 aud l.ii a. m. For New
nrk, via Maucli Chunk, week dayp, S.3fc
. a. ffl. and 12.35 and 2.f,0 p. m.
KOr ItO&dlnCT nn.1 Plllarlnlr..,a m.V HnT.
2.10, 5., 7.20, a. m., 12.83 2.K1 and 5.55 p;rn.
mmlHF, 2.10 and 7. Ill . m .
?r Harrlsburg, woe It oayn,
4.80 n. 1U.
2.10,7.20 a.
in,,
6r AUenlown, week daji, 7.20 , m., 12.3S
0 p. lu.
.23, 1 W) ond ft.sS p, m. HtiLnVy, 2.10 and 7.IS
. m, 4.30 p.m.
tfor a'MUiaqua and Mahanoy city, weok
my, 2,i0, 6.3B, 7.20, a. m., 12 3J 2.C0 and 5.66
in. Sunday, 2.10 uud 7.48 a. in., 4.80 p, m.
ddlllonal uu M.nauoy City, week ttayii 7.0O-
P-.J.U . . . . . .
rer uancaior ana uoiumijia, vrces aayi.
.20. tn..2.li0p.ra.
Kor Wllllan'spoft, unbury and LewUhnrv,,
itX dayB, 8.25, 7.20 ann 11 3) a. ru 1,35, 7.00
1 m. Bnnday 8:25 1. rn , 3.05 p. m.
Vm Mfthantiy l'lane, wee uayn, 2.10 8.2J,
46. 7.20 and ll.so a. m.. 12.. 1.35. aJSu. s.riR.
7.00ane . r- m. unnday, 2.10. AM and 7.48
a, ro. t.ee, 4.30 o.ui.
For Oliv ruvllle (Karpabanuock Htatlou)
days, 2.1", 3.23, 5 2S, 7.20 and 11.83 a. to...
12.33. 1 36. .b0. 5.55. 7.00 aod H.25. n. m. Hundav.
2'10, 2 :.4h a. m., 8.1 5, 1,80 p. in.
-or Aaliland una Miiauoriu, week days,
i,21, 5.25, 7.M, 11.31 p hi., 1 So, 7.00 and B,l
. in. bunUay 4.23, 8 32 u. ui., 3.10 p. m.
TRAINS KOH I41JKNA M DOAtl I
Lioavo New York via rhliadeltiMa. ween
ays, 7.45 a. rn., 1.80, 4.W), 1.m p. m 12.18
nirut. Btinaay. 6.00 n. rn.. 12.15 ultrn
Leave New Yoik v timid' i;Iiauk, weet
iay, 4.30, 8.45 a. m., 1.00 and 4.0.1 p. re.
lave J'hlliineiphla, irw anyn, 4.10, ana
!0.00 a. m. 4.00 end lt.00 p. m Irum llro&d
md Callowhill aud 8.35 a. m. aud 11.30 p. m.
iVom filhauc i,nn atreeu. Hunday 9.05 a.
m. 11.10 p. tn.fronj ou. n ..
Ijvtve itendlun, wli dayu, 1.83. 7.1P. 10.(5
.nd 11.60 a. m., 6.55, 7,17 p, in. yuuduy 1.35 and
.11.4 a. m.
heave I'ottaviUe, week days, 9.40, 7.40 a. ru.,
-i.80,011 p. m. Hunday, 2.40, 7.00 a, m. aud
2.C5 1: 111.
j ve Tomaqua. weeK dajn, 8.S0, 8.48 and
21a. m., 1.21, 7.13, aud 0.18 p. lu. (Sunday 4.10
7 43 1. 111. l-Jid 2.50 p. in.
ueave Mahanoy City, week dayB, 8.40, t).)8
nd 11.47 n. ni., 1.51, 7.42 and 0.44 p.m. fcsuu.
dxy, S.40,S.17 a. m., 8.20 p. rn.
Leave Aiubanoy I'iHue, wtek dnyn, a-U, 4.10
1.80, 8.35. 11.1.0 a. m.,.( 6, 2.1)0. 5 20, 0 26. 7.67, and
10 "On tu. Hunday2.4', .W, and b.7, a. ra.
a m, o.ui, p. m.
LrLUe
.......
o Ulrurdvllle (ItappabHiiuock Blatlon
aays, i.u, una y.-ii a. m.,
'2. R.!. 6.82. 8.03 aud 10.(18 D. in. aundav.2.47.
0 , t S3 a. m. S.4) , 5.(7 p. m.
jeave WllllaiuBport. weet days, 3.00,0.45 aim
U.65 a. rn. 8.35 and 11.16 p. m. Banday 11.1 V
, m.
For Baltimore. Waenlneton aud the west
ir 11. A O.K.K., through trains leave Glrnrd
-avenue Matloo. Philadelphia. (P. K. H. 11.)
it 4.16, 8111 aud 11.27 a. m 1.84, 4.21, 6.55 an i
,4) p. in. ounuay, 9.10 n.u2 n.t a, m.,
ao aim i.ip. 1x1,
ATXiAniUU UlXl XllVlBlUra.
lHve Fhlladolphla, Chestnut Street Wharf
aqq snath Ktreet Wharf.
iror Atlantic cut .
Weelr-dnyfi Exprese-. 6 15. 8 00 9:00.10.4.5 a.
m analm (Saturday only. 1.30), 2.(0, 3.00,
30, . , 5 00. 0.00 .. i. AooutuuujJaUoa, 7.40
4.1a. 0 80 m.
11 .... iixpreKB. 615. 7.00.7.3!). 8.00. 8 80.
.00, 0.30 ti, ui. and 4 30 p. ni. ACuuiaiuo.uua
,0o u. ni. and i 45 p, u..
Kelumlng. leave Atlantic City, depot corner
TitleMnu ArMnRfi vpn,,i,.V(-e)f.riflfn
atnress. 7.00. 7.30. 8 00. 9.00. 10.00 a. m. and 3 15.
00. 6 30. d.3:'. 7.30. 30 n. in. Accommodation
.00.8.10 a.m. aud 4.!'0ti ra. Bundavs-Kx-
pret.s, 3 30, 4 00, 5 00, 0 00, 6-30, 7-00, 7.80 8 00, 9.80
L.. U. MAiNCOCia, Ken ijriwm r AKt
, J . AloUsOD. ITeo. stGon'l Mnuaaer,
PENNSYLVANIA RAItftOAQ.
JJ.. B0nUYI.KILl. DIVISIUW.
On aid aflei September 1, 1891, irtifnj will lean
For Wlecan. Gllberton. Frackvllle. Ne7
Uaslle, Ht. Clair, and way points, 6.00, 9.10
.a ra and 4.15 p m.
tlundaye, ooo,o.4oamana3.iop 111.
For Fottsvllle, 6.00, 9.10 a m and 4.15 p m.
Bandays. COO, l.40a m and 8.10 p m,
For Iteadlng, 6.00, a m and 4.15 irni
Unndays, tioc, 9.40 a. m. and 8.10 pm.
For Fotwtowu. Fhoenizvllle. Norrlstown.
and Philadelphia (Brnnd street etattoni. fc.OU.
a. in. and 4.15 p m week days
annaays, w), .su a m a.iv ii m.
Trains leave Frackvlue lor Hheaandoah at.
10.40 am and 12.14, 7.42, 10,09 p m. Sundays,
11.13 a m and 6.40 p m.
)jave Fottsvllle lor Bhtnandoah, 10,15 and,
11.48, a m 7.15, 9.42 p m. Bundayo, 10.40 a m
10 p m.
Lave Phlladoluhla (Broad street Matlon,.
or l'ottovllloand Bhenandoah, 6.57, 83a r
4.'0 and 7.00 p ta week days. Sunday 0.50, and
.13 am
I'Ot XVIK, O.M, t.lKi, u.00, n.DU, .ou,
.208.811 J.50. 11.00andll.l4.11.35nm.l2.00noon
(limited emresfl, l.dfl 4.50 p m.) 12.21 12.44, 1.40,
XSC, 4.0, (.02 6, b,e.2l, 8.50 7.13 8.12 and 10.00 p.
r.n Hunuayo. 3 an. 4.05. 4.40. S.35. 8.12. 8.30. 9.60.
11.33 m. i'id 12 21, 12 44 , 2.30, 4 02, (limited,.
Ml), 5 23. (I 21. h.(. , . - n 4 . ui ana 12.01 IllEht
For Bea Glrt.Loutr Branch and Intermediate.
stations 4,05, 6.60, 8.23 and II 39 a. m., 5.10, 3.30,.
.10 p. in. weeK uayB. .turaays ouiy o.uo p.
ui. Sunday 4 Ojand s Zo a. m.
For Baltimore and Washington, 3.50, 7.20.
0.10 and 11.18 a. m., 4 41, 0.67, 7.40 p.m. and 12.0S
nigut daily auu s m, ui.zu a. m., iz so ii'initea
express with dining car to Baltimore) 1.30, 8. lit
p. m. week days. For Bultlmoie only 2.02, 4.01
weeK days, 6.03, 11.80 p. in. dally.
For lttchiuond, 7 20 a. in. aud 12.03 night
dally, 1.30 p. m, aally, except Sunday,
ItttlUbieAve riarrisDui,: tor 'iiuourc alia
ho west every day at v.'.'v and 3.10 a m and
TO (llnilted) and 8.40. 8 30. 9.35 p m. Way for
Altoonn a m and 4.10 p tu every oay.
For Vlttaburc only, 11.20 a ni douy ana 10.20
m week days.
Leave Hunbury for William sport, Hlmlra,
:rjja udntizvo. Kochester. Buualoacn Nlacara
Kalis,. 5,10 a m dally, and 1.42 p in week days.
f or vaixms, u,3u p m weu aays.
ii or -.rie ana lniermeuiaie ptunts, 0.111 u
dally. For Lock Haven. 6.10. and 6.E6 a m.
dally, 1.42 and 6.30 p. m. week dayu. For
cteaova o.tu a iu i.m ana aM p in wkoc uu8
i.1b, m Sundays.
UAH. W l'UUM, J.K.WOOI1.
ttao. Jtsin'r t4en, I'nkt. Alit.
"y-ILMINUTON KOHTUE11N li. K.
umeiauie intntci juay, iu, Jbiu.
Trains leave Beaditur (1. aV It. stallonl for
Gibraltar, beyfert, Illrai-boro, Joanna, Hprlng
Held, Waynesbuig Junction. CoatisvlUe,Wes
Chebter.Cnadsford J unction, B. A O. Junction,
Wilmington and luteimediale stations. dully
oxct'Dt bunday. at 0.23 and 8.30 u.ui. mid 8.16
p. m. rummy oniy at .uo p, m.
For Warwick, Ht. Peters aud Intermediate
statlons.dally except bunday, at 9,20 a.m., aud
o.iii l' in. niiuuuj' limy o.ju u ju,
For Blrdnboro and Intermediate stations.
Saturday only, at 12 m. b . !
a or jiaiiimon ana vvasnmgion iu. u. .
It.) dally except Bundny at 0.25 and 8.S0 a. m.
and 3.16 p. 111. huuday only ui 8.05 p. m.
j raius arrive hi Jteauiiia r, a it. suttiou
lrom Wilmington. B. & O. Jnnctlun, Mont
chanln, Chaddslerd Junction, West Chesttr,
lnape, Coatesvllle, Waynesburg Junction,
Springneld,Jonnna,Blrdsboro, (ilbraltar, Bey
fert and Intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday at 10.20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. m. Sun
day culy at 11.24 a. m.
From St. l'etere, Warwick and Intermediate
Btatlons, daily except Sunday, nt 8.23 a. m.
and 2.25 p.m. Sunday only at V p. m.
From Xtlrdtboro and lmencedlatu stations,
Saturday only at 1.40 p. in.
From Waehliigiou and Baltimore, dally ex.
cept Sunday, 10 20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. ru.
Sunday only nt 11.24 a. m.
IIOWNKSH blUUUR, Gen'lPass. Act.
A. G. McOA UBLAWD, Supt.
RUPTURE,
We, the undersigned,
are entirely cuied ot
ltunturo bv Dr. J. It.
MAYI5H, 831 Arch St., Thlla. Tl'omas B.
llartnug, New ltlnggold, l'n., I.Pandt, BoulU
Eastou, i'a., L. K J: C. A. Deturck, Oley, l'a
H. G. Stanley, 421 Spruce St , Iitbauon, I'a., A.
Schneider, lxicuxt j)ule, I'a.. D, It. Noll, Lime
kiln, I'a., Win. K. llarienstlne, rhoenlxvllle,
III., W.
M. lielnbsch,
024
wuMiicBion ei,,
Iteadinir. Pa.. J. C. Lyme. 1310 W. liunaid St.:
H.. V
. i'
iiarrisuiirtft ia., u, lvteiin, iiuuaiiabhvilie, ru.
Dr. MAYEH Is at Hole! J'enn. Meadlne. Pa..
on the 2ud Saturday ot tach month, (.all to
see htm.
K. BRIOKEB, M. D
JPJIYSIOIAN AND STjRGEON,
Not B East Centre Street; Wehanoy City, Fx,
Skin and all special olseaceB a specialty.