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if.
UNCOVERED BY A DOG
A Murdered Man's Body Di3
C' vorcd By Accident.
THE BODY CUT UP INTO DITS.
Tate of John Whalen, Who Was Killed
By Will'am Ooj in Jealous Eage-
Whalen Unit Intended to Klopo AVI til
5Ir. Coy, Hut Hor Iluttmml Suapectod
anil the Crlm lleiulted iriialeii'a
Skull Crushed and Ilia Body Cut Up and
Ilurlcd In tlm 1Voods--A Dog Unearths
the Murder
ittsfield, Mass., Oct. 14. Murdered
at midnight, cut to pieces, and burled lu
the woods on a lonely mountain side
was the fate of John Whalon, whoso
mangled and dismembered body was re
covered last night. William Coy Is
In Plttsfleld Jail ohnrgod with tho mur
clar, which was committed on tho night
of August 20 last, In Coy's tumble-down
111 tie farm housu on a lonely road a mils
nud a half from Washington depot, 17
lin'es oast of I'ittsflVld.
Whalen lived In Wost Iieoket, a few
mllos from Washington. He worked on
the Boston & Albany Railroad and
boar led with Coy. Coy's wife, whocama
from Feeding Hills and whoso maiden
minm was Frances Volts, favorod tho at
U n i is of Whalen and ho became Inti
mate -ltli her. Whalen boasted of this
to (Joy -ind Whalen and Sirs. Coy finally
arrange I an utoporaent, the timo set bo
iuj; the Mday before tho murder.
On r-. urday morning Whalen went to
Leo nail 'ittsfioliL At I'ittsllold he met
Coy, an , .ogo ther they went to Went
llold and 'oolt tho evening train thoro,
reaching 'ashlngton ubout 8 o'clock lu
the menu, r. Whalen had got oil tho
train and ly came on to Plttsfleld, ro
turiiirg tn ashlngton on the 11 o'clock
train . den had gout home and was
proluiily a ,'eop when Coy nrrlvd. To
Coy'o ji-alo isly had boea added a desire
to obtain t a mouoy in Whalen's posses
sion. 11" itolo home it appears, and
nliout mi light crusliad In the skull of
the : e;ii ; man. Saturday night was
Hpent in . .tting up the body and carry
ing mto ' ho woods.
tin Sui ny Coy went to Albany and
found hi- wife. That night Coy and his
who wen- to Mrs. (leer's house, near by,
Mis. Coy laying that she could not sleep
in her hii no. Thoy stayed at Mrs. Geor's
two ivt-e and then went to Westilold,
where C drove a street car until he
was ar sted last Monday morning by
State Di toctlve Peas and Sheriff Cut
tiug. C'jy was brought to this city and
'l r.iurt yosterday morning was chnrged
murder. H9 pleaded not ;riHy
"a'mr'vvis"" ' BasS-rlLout ball for ft
ana wis . -l)r0
lieai iu", on Novels.. "
The fact that Mrs. Cy could not
eleeep at home iirousei1 supple. on, and
nn elTort wns mads to find tho missing
man. I
Selectman Pomeroy stnrtod tho search,
nccompanled by his dog. In a thick
growth of young maples nnd beeches on
the mountain u.ile, sixty rods south of
Coy's house, his dog began scratching
tho ground. There was nothing on thu
surface to indicate anything wrong.
Tho dog kept on digging, and soon
brought to light a sfisnender, which
was fnstonol to something Ntill uudor
the ground. Word was nt once tele
graphed to Medical lxamlner Paddock
of this city and to Dotoctive Pease.
Thoy went to Washington, nnd with
eovernl citizens of tho town bogan to dig
at tho spot on tho mountain side wliero
tho dog had found the suspender. About
two feet below tho surface tho romains
wore found. They were most horribly
mutilated.
Coy is about 85 yours old, short, of
rather stout build, and unintelligent
looking. He lias always rosidod in the
vicinity of Washington.
Investigating Nam and leva's Story.
Pablo Beach. Kla.. Oct. 14. The
pastor of the Brooklyn, K. Y. church, of
which Samuel Thornton Is elder, nnd
Miss Eva Jowell is nn nttendnut, has
been in this neighborhood for several
lava, looking up tho facts in connection
with the story told by Thornton of his
buln ir carried out to sea with Sliss Jewel,
whilo bathing at Conoy Island, sevornl
weeks ago. He has talked tho matter
over with newspaper men and others
familiar with tho case, but refuses to say
it word as to whether ho still boliovos in
the story told by Thornton or not.
A rnitmtstraM Miwots at an Oflloor.
BiltMtNQHAM, Ala., Oct. 14. Mrs.
Francis C. Hoffman, postmistress nt
Coalbury, Ala., met Deputy Marshal
Schoenllold In the streot In this city yes
terday morning nnd tired three shots at
lilm from a revolver, none, nowovor,
taking elfect. Mrs. Hoffman claims to
have heard that Schoenileld had clrcu
lated disparaging storios about hor. Tho
origin of the trouble was In Mrs. Hoff
roan causing the arrest of the oillcors of
tho Sloss Mining I ompuny for interfer
ence in her olllclnl duties.
A feomnumbiilUt Klllud.
BATAVIA, N. Y., Oct. 11. A
girl
named Mary McLaughllu walked to th
rear lilatform of a sleoper on tho Con
tral Hudson Hailroad, near here, yester
dav morning, while asleep, and foil oiT,
sustaining Injuries from which she die
soon after. She was going to Michigan,
Chill OlllothiK Dawn.
Washington. Oct. 14. Several dl
patches have been rocolved at tho Navy
Department within the past fow days
from Admiral Brown at Valparaiso,
Chill. All indicate that matters are
auletina down aud that the Junta
strengthening its hold upon its follow'
rs.
NEW VOUK NKWSJ IN HUIIU'.
W. S. Tout was appointed a fourth
class poitmastor at Lanslngville.
Arthur S. Tompkins was nominated
for the Assembly by the Republicans nt
Nynok yosterday.
The Ilardwlch-Wnro Hardware Com
pany of Buffalo has failed, with llablll
ties of jiMOjUUUj assets, ihOU,vuu.
Connor and Klnhnrdsou of tho Now
York Loague tenm aro said to have
signed with Chicago for next season
Samuel W. Manuollev. a traveler for
Rochester shoo house, was found dead
In hotel at Omaha, Neb., yesterday
The Democrats of the Third Assembly
district of Westchester County yesterday
nominated William it. Thorn ol rcoKs
ill
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Biliousness, Constipation, Indiges
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AMUSEMENTS.
JJIlJIltiUtiON'M THKATXtlJ.
r. J. FKHOUSON, MANAGER.
THREE NIOIITS ONLY.
Commencing Monday, October 12.
Tho talented and accomplished actress,
i V"
I Theresa Nevvcomb !
i
In N. B. Wood's sensational dramas:
Wednesday' Adrift in New YorkJ.'
Special ;caijry, e'PSant costumes, calcium
enccls.
rricofci, - lO, 220, aoo
Seals on sale at Klrlin's drugstore
rUiUOUSO'H TIIKATHH,
I'. J. FEUQBSO!?, MANAGER.,
J1IDAY, OCTOBER 16, '91,
II. I'o-vcra' Company In tho romantlo
Irish drama,
;
THE FAIRIES WELL :
Entire now production this season.
Magnificent Scenery,
nnu ijeaiiiiitu v.osuiiiics,
and a first-class company of
Comedians, Vocalists and Dancers
RICES OF ADMISSION, 25, 50,
Beit on salo at Klrlin's drug stoic.
i5c.
DO YOU WANT
A, GOOD FIT ?
and well made, fashionable clothes?
It s j, call on
W. J. JACOBS,
Fashionable Custom Tailor.
8 South Jardin Street, Shenandoah.
Call and see samples of the latest goods and
tho styles. Oood workmauslilp, promptness
and fair prices.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pure Ice Cream 1
BREAD AND CAKES,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Orders promptly attended to. Particular at
tention IlttlU UJ J1U11B, IKUtu,
Festivals, etc.
NOUTH MAIN BTKF.KT,
Near Corner of Lloyd, SHENANDOAH, PENNA
New Saloon and Restaurant
Newly Tainted, Papered and Renovated.
NO. IIS KAHT CKNTItB HTRKIJT,
Three doors above Kcndrlck House,
BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor.
hi ,. iTnsbpv would inform his many friends
nnd the publio that be will cater lo their wants
In Hie sitnio nrsKiass siyiu iuui ud um uuuc
in the pust. None but the best brands of for
eign and domesllo wines, liquors and cigars
will be kept tn stock. Choice tempeianoe
drinks, Fine old slock ale
Theeattnit b' Is supplied with everything
IntueeutlnK line kerved In the bestslyle.
Meals setvtd at all hours. Fine private rooms
attached.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS
Largest and cheapest slock In town.
Artistic Painting, Graining and Decorating
J. P. CARDEN,
O miTjjr m "7 " iisli issbsbsbs. I
I CCPVn0HT.,?,9,' , l
in sri;cTAr. unssfOK.
The Senate of renimylvimla t'onalderlng
tlio JtiiriUlev Cnvt.
HAttnismmo, Oct. 14. The John Bards
loy oxtraordinnry session of tho State
Senate, convened by Oovernor Pnttlson,
wns called to order at noon yesterday,
by I.ioutenant-Govcrnor Wntros. At
that hour the scene in the Senate cham
ber wns n brilliant one. The seats of
the Senntors wero occupied by their own
ers, with the exception of three.
The Governor, In his message, which
occupied nearly an hour in its roading,
roviowod the arrest and conviction of
John llardsley, for the unlawful use of
city and State funds, and dwolt particu
larly on the evidonce to tho effect that on
cortaln dates linrdsley recoivod largo
sums of money for Interest from banks
nnd individuals to whom ho had loaned
fuuds of tho State with the connivance
of Stato Treasurer Boyer, Cashier Llvesy
nud Auditor-General McCamant. The
Governor mentioned sovoral othei cases
where it appeared as though Audltor
Qenornl McCamant, Stato Treasurer
lioyer and Casher Llvesy had connlvod
with Knnlsley to dofraud the Stato out
of largo sums of money.
After the adoption of a resolution for
the appointment of a commlttoe to
formulate rules of procedure, tho Senate
adjourned until 3 o'clock this afternoon.
ITALIANS DOI.NO FPU THEMSELVES.
Having No Minister In Tlila Country, the
New York Commerce, chtmbor Acta.
Wasiiinoto.v, Oct. 14. The recall of
Baron Fnvn, the Italian Mlnlstor to this
country, on account of tho Now Orleans
affair, has loft the Interests of Italy lu
tho United Stntcs in a peculiar condi
tion, tho prisont Charge d'Affnlrs in
Washington not being invested with the
powers of n Minister, and tho Itnllan
citizens rosldont of this country, feeling
the necessity for ropresontation of their
Interests, have taken matters in their
own hands.
Yestotday the prcsldont of tho Itnllan
Chamber of Commerce lu New York
called on Secretary Rusk, and it is re
ported tbat his visit was In connection
with negotiations looking to tho raising
of tho Italian ombargo on Amorican
pork. It is understood that theso nego
tiations have been In progress for some
time, and that thoy aro in such a stato
that promulgation of tue raising of tho
embargo will be announced shortly.
Central American War Prolinblo.
Panama, Oct. 14. Advices received
horo from San Joso de Costa Rica report
that war is likely to break out in tho
near future between Salvador nnd Guate
mala on the one band, and NIcaraugua
and Honduras on tho othor. It Is also
said that Guatemala has sent troops
lo tho Salvadorian frontior. Tho odlcinl
relations betweou Guatemala and Salva
dor have been very unsatisfactory dnrins
the last twelve months. The two coun
tries find It dinicult to maintain peace,
nlthough the two governments are on
friendly terms with each other, owing
to their despotic policy towards their
people.
Tho jLoulilnna Lottery In Montreal.
Montreal. Que., Oct. 14. The Louisi
ana State Lottery Company has estab
lished a branch office tn Montreal, and
will uso the Canadian malls for pur
poses denied it by tho United States
postal authorities. Tho agent hero has
issued a circular, which has been sent
through Canada. Tho first paragraph
of tuo circular rcau: "Koceut changes in
the United States postal regulations
have rendered it preferable to moro
closely consult tho interest of our Cana
dian patrons by establishing n branch
ofllco lu Canada." Tho odlcinls aro
powerless to stop this until tho govern
ment passes a law similar to tnat now
in vogue in tho States.
Clalmi to bn the Oueen'a Daucliter.
St. Louis, Oct. 14. Mrs. KJwari
Charnlot of this city claims to have'
proof of hor origin, and that she Is the
daughter of Queen Victoria. In an Inter-
lew she elves the reconl of her life, and
traces, to a great extent, hor life for tho
past Ho years. Shu also claims the
rinco of Wales visited her when ho
came to this country. Mrs. Uharplot
speaks good English with a slight
rench nccont, and from all appearances
s vary Intelligent.
Now York Club Vindicated.
New York. Oct. 14. The Board of
Directors of tho New York Baseball Club.
yesterday adopted a resolution to tho
effect that thoro was no deliberate ln-
tontlon on the part of the management
to In any wlso weaken the team for tho
purpose of losing the games with Uos-
ton, it being shown thnt the team was
in a great measure handicapped by the
illness and disability of sevornl of ltt
most reliable playors.
Notail llorsos Sold.
NewYouk, Oot. 11. There was some
spirited biddlns at the weeding out sale
hold by waicotttt uatnpuau in tuo pau-
uockatJeromo l'ark yesterday, uastn-
way II, tho winner of last year's handi
cap, brought tho highest prlco paid at
the sale. He was purchased by Orlando
Jones for fJ.lUU. Among other well.
known horses disposed of were Worth,
Snowball, unco Again, i'olly fc. and Ber
tha Uarapbellj
l'rlson Cocre8 OOleers.
PiTTSBuno, Oct. 14. Tho following of'
fleers wero olectod at tlm sjsslou of the
Nntlonal PrUou Con?ras3 yesterday!
President, Josoph Nicliolson, lllchigan;
vico-prosiileuts, J. JI. Patterson, New
Jorsey; James Massie, Ontario: Ii. II,
Dawson. Alabama; li b. Wright, i'onn-
sylvania; secretary, It. W. JlcOlouhrey,
Illinois; treasurer, John u, Whlton,
Massachuaatts.
A DufuiiHuloMs Harbor.
Wasiiixot u, Oct. 14.- Gen. A. MoD.
McCook, commanding tho Department
of Arizona, in his annual roport to the
War Department says that tho defense
less condition of the magnlllcwiit harbor
nt San Diego has been and is now a dis
grace to the country.
l-HNNSVLVAMA IIRI13FJ.
The 17th annual meeting ot tho Penn
sylvania Directors of tho l'oor Is in sos-
nlon at Heading;.
Tho Lebanon postonieo was enterod
Monday by burglars, who broke open the
ofllco snfe and stole about $109 worth of
stamps, small coin amounting to about
$100 and SO registered letters.
Tho Rov. Joseph M. Baylor, who was
the oldest living evangelical clerygyuiau
both in length of service and age in the
United States, commonly known
Father Saylor, died at Reading yester
day in his 80th year. lie was a mlnWter
ot tho Gospel over 00 year.
WILL
n...i iii ii.u tr this iv.mi.i! s?;;, 'v"nf.i i-"" uwi.
As n Pleasant nnil ii
effective cathnrtio uso no of land
Shenandoah Business College
AND
SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
ROB BINS1 OPERA HOUSE BUILDING,
NORTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH,
Fall Term Begins Monday, August 31str 1891.
W. J. SOLLY, President.
A BIG DRIVE IN FURNITURE.
We are making a big drive In fur
tilture, but malicious desire Is not its
object. We desire to dispose of a large
surplus stock, mid propose to give our
pnUons tlie bfiiieiltpf bomio extraordi
nary bargains.
J. P. Williams &.Bro.,
SoutU main St.,
she isr.isriD o -A-H.
TUBATRK BIUII.DINO,
SHENANDOAH. PENNA.
Capital, $100,000.00.
W. Leisennng, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.r
J. R. Leisennng, Cashier,
S. IV. Yost, Ass' 't Cashier.
Opcu Dally From. 9 to 3.
3 PER CENT. INTEREST !
Paid on Havl nuts DeponltH.
Bank Counters, Tyler System, Port
auio, unequaied in &tyiosa
Cost end Finish.
H0 Tit Cll&bf lift rantrt, Drtltt cte., Uliuttbl
Colon, IImiLi, l'rc r.Ut ISCvaU.
Also 'l'yier's hrtbi
Offlie 1 . Us and Type
writer Cnblnctn. 3eOO
Nlylei. Host andUieap
est on cartn, with groat
reduction la prices.
mo ibks cttalaiiii Vrtf.
rohlags IS ctl. vull ItKta at
llt.U, lli.lrs, Ttliki, BMk
Ct.,, Culilutt. Ltfftl BUni
lKi,ii, ic, aiutja in-Biari.
Sutrltl work mil to orarr.
TVLUit, ur.sicco., Nt.i.oui., sio., v.n.a.
-KOR-
SHERIFF,
BENJ, J. SMITH,
rnusENT nnruTY.
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flrllMit mnA Onlv LVnnUn.
mutt htwftjr rUbl. iaoics k
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Uie, loaled with tlw ri nou. Take
nanlhp. Brfutt ddit iilraiil lunilifUa
(urn ami imituii mi l UruUt. or tead &
In umrig fur pan 1 I t'MUmorilil n4
"iiner lop iaiic," ininiar, oy reiar
lo better Ciicialettl Co-.UdUoaHouartii
SsIJbr
FREE TO NEI4
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Address.
First National Bank
y & iTj. oi b r g jfcfc h
X if
u,M..,tuMr(ianT. New
YorK
PURIFYs BLOOD
t'U'Ait Tirr roMPr.i;.Yinff.
llUKiMTI'MTIIi; UTK.S
swj5i:tkn Tins nrtiUTrr.
T0N2 Tnn STOMACH,
. hmi,ih,
s Podophyllin Pills
Lehigli Valley Railroad.
ARKAHC1KMENT or PASSKNQEB TBAINS
MAY 10. 1891.
Passenger trains will leave Hbensudbah foi
Manch Chunk, Lehighton, Blatlnnton. Cats
sauqua, Allenlown. Bethlehem, Easton,- Phil
aaelphlaand New York at 5.47, 7.40, 9.03 a, m.,
12.52, 3.10,6.31 p. m.
Kor Belvlilere, Delaware Wxler dap and
itromlsburi! at 5.47, a. m.,and 5.20 p. in,
For Lamlwrtvllle and Trenton, v.08 a, m
For White Haven, Wllkes.Jlarre and Plti
inn 6.17, 9.03', W.41 a m.. 3.10 and 6.2A p. m.
ForTuukh.luoocK, 10,41a. m., 3.10 uud5,2t
p. lu
Vnt Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva nnd and Lyont
10.41 a. ra., an4 5.3) p. m.
ForLaoeyvllle, Towanda, Bayro, Waverly,
Klralra, Itocbeeier, Dull'alo, Maeara Fails,
PhlcaRO and all points West at 10.41 a. inland
5.2a p, m.
For h Imlra'and the West vlaUalamanca at
3.10 p.m.
For Audenrled, Hazleton, Btockton, Lum
er Yard. Weatterly and l'enn Haven Jnna
lonat5.4.7.40.'.08a. m.and 12.52 8.10 an
p. m.
ror jeanesvuie, xieviaion ana ueave
deadow, 7.40, ,0 a. m, nnd 5.28 p. m.
For acrautonnt 5.47 0H, 10.41a. m. 8.10 and
:2Sp. in.
For Hazle Brook. Jeddo. Urlllon and Free
and at 5.47. 7.40. 8.08. 10.41 a. ra.. 12.52 3.10 and
7.26 p. m.
f orituaaaao at 0.47 ana v.us a. 111., ann
uo p. m.
r or mgsans, uuoenon ana I' raccvine Bl
1.50 and u.OS a m and 4.10 p.m.
r or xatesviue, mananoy uity ana ueiano
.47. 7.40. 9.(8. 10.41ilO.6S. m..l2.62.3.10.'.2(i. 8.0S-
4.2i nnd 10.27 p.m.
r orixist ureea, jiraravine ana Asniana
.27. 7.48. 8.52. 10.15 ft. In.. 1.00. 1.40. 4.10. 0.35
(.10 and 9.14 p. m.
For Darkwater. Hi. Clplr and Fottsville.
.40, 9.08, 10.58 a, ra., 12.52, 8.10, 4.10, 6,28 and 8.0?
. m.
For Buck Mountain. New Boston and
lloren. 7.40. 9.08. IV.Sia. n... 122, 3.10. 6.23 and
4.03 p. m.
For Itaven Run. Centralla. MU Carrael and
-iharaokln, 8.52, and 10.16 n. m., 1.40, 4.4 '
ma turn p. m.
Trains leave Bhamokln for Bnenandoab,
I Si 11.65 a. m., 2.10,-4-TO and 9.30 p. arriving
it Shenandoah, 9.08 a.m., 12.52. 3.10, 6.20 and
11.15 p. m.
For Lost Creek. Qlrardvllle and Ashland.
I. VI. 11.10 II .85 n. m.. 2.45 II. m.
r or unrawawr; ai. uiair una -oiuivmuf
:)0, S.O0, 9rf0H.m.,2.46p. m.
For Yatesvllle, Jlahanoy City and Delano,
l.W, UtJ . UI., l.U, txWf u.vu 1. IK.
ror lxniy, Auaeurieu auu xxasteuiu,
8.05-
,l m.. 1.40 n. in:
For Mauch Chunk. Lchiehton, Blatlneton,
uatasanqua, Aiientown, uetnienem, casioB
ana new xorK, s.uu a. m., i.up. m;
ror t'nuaaeipuia, i.w p. m.
fc. B. BYINQTON,
UenT Pass. Act., Bethlehem.
HF1 IrTOTJ
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Iron Mountain' Route,
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Justice of the Peace,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Bonds written.
marriage licenses ana legal claims
promptly attended to.
Real Estate, Collection and Insurance Agency.
General Fire Insurance Business, Itepresenti
inenortnwesiern laie insurance ijo.
Office Mnldoon'abulldlnir. corner Centre
ana wesims., onenanaoan; ra.
nnrt unnn.t.,. i tn V,1 rv. rrt
Oood Properties of. All Kinds For Sola,
1. A two story double frame dwelling house
store and restaurant, on least i;entre St.
2. A dwelling and restaurant on East Centre
street.
8. Desirable property on corner Centre and
-Jardln streets, suitable for business pur.
poses.
-A t
two-story double frame dwelllne.
on
west Liova street.
-Two 2-story frame dwellings on West Cen
tre streeL
8. Two 2 story dwelling on the corner of
uoai ana unesinut streets more room in
one.
Two-story single house ou North Chestnut
street, with a larce warehouse at the rear.
8. Three two-story double frame buildings
corner 01 xtioya aau uiiuerv sireeuj.
niiriTlinr We tnB undersigned:
nl I r I nr. are entirety cured 01
U r I U II Lo I Hunture by Dr. J. B.
MAYER, 831 Arch St., l'hlla. Thomas II.
Hartung. New Ulnggold, Pa., I.Pandt, Bonth
Kaston. Pa.. L. P. & O. A. Deturck. Oley. Pa..
It. O. Stanley, 421 Spruce Bt., Lebanon, Pa , A.
Schneider. locust Dale, Pa.. D, U. Noll, Limn.
kiln, ra., wm. a. iiariensune, t-noenixviue,
Pa.. W. M. L'lnbach. 624 Waehlneton Bt.!
Heading, Pa., J. O. Lyme. 1310 W. Howard St.,
Ilarrlsburir. Pa., O. Keehn, DouElassvllle, Pa.
Dr. MAYER Is at Hole) Penn. Readlne. Pa..
on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Call to
see mm.
H.Dadolphla and Kearftog Bailroad
m Table in effect Juty 16, 1891
Um LEAVE SMIJOAR AS FOLLOWS
2 Hunday 2.10 aud 7.4s a. m. Fof New
r J ' vlft Ma,llc.'1 fhintt. week days, 5.H5.
For lloadlno. nnrf n., r..,ri, , ,.
8.10, 6J1S, 7.a, a. m., IHM 2.50 and S.55 p. mi
num. v, a.jg ana 7.4a a. m.. 4J10 n. m.
riir Harrlnhuiv. weoir Inniw. m -
-.10, B.S3p. tn. ' ' '
Sop fueHtown weok QOJ. 7.20 t. m 12J3
Tor lOtijVtllA. WmW tlova 9 in f M m m.
i2.3 J 2.S0 and 6.54 n. in. HnndVr. 2' in inrt i.A
, in.. 4.30 n.m. "
For lUIll HO UH nnd Mtlianm vr.nw
lays, 2.10, 5.25, 7.20, o. m.. 12.35 2.60 and 6.60
. m. Hnndav. 2.10 anil 7.1s a m, a m, n
I Additional for Mahanoy City, week days 7,00
p.m.
ror Lancaster ana uommbla, week days.
.50 a. m.,ZWp. m.
ror wllllamsDort. Bnnbnrvnnd rwihnr.
ceek days. 3J5, 7.20 and 11.80 a. m., lS, 7.6S
m. nnnoay s:zi a. in., 3.00 p. m.
For Mahancrr i'lan. week duv. lO'lt 'K
T Ml ,1 .1 ,1 lfOfl a rrt 1 ') 1 'J- 1 .11 k it
' ' ...... ..rvj . ... , . ... j. , .,uu, u.uu.
7.00 arx! .$, n. ra. Hunday. 2 10. 8.25 and 7.48
a. m, d.05,. 4.30 p. m.
For GlrardvlllA (Itannahannnplr HIMInnV
dfiys. 2.10. 8.23, 7.20 and 11.80 a. m.r
12JJ5. 1 8 2.60. 6.65.7.00 suet H.25. n. m. HnnflAv'
2-10, 1.2 1, 7.48 a. m 8.0S, 420 p.m.
cor Asaiana ana Hnamostn, week daynr
.21, 5.25, 70, H.30 a. m l.S, 7.00 and 8,2$
i. uu nuumr .).jiif. tm n. in., 3.UU p. m.
TltAJNB FOK BIIENANDOAU :
Leave Ninr Yorlr -Tin PhllartAtnhla. wmK
ilKht. Hnndky, 8.00 p.m., 12.15 nlgnu Ki
Leave New York via Mauch uhnnk, weekt p.
lays, 4.80, 8.45a. m l.OVand 4J0? p. mr
lave FhllndelDhla. mwz (Invn. 4.1H. nnd I
10.00 a. m. 4W and 6.00 p. m.. from Broad
iad Callowhill and 85 a m.and 11.80 n. m.
ram 8th and H reen streets. Hnmlav B.aS n.
m, 11.10 p. m. from Btb and Unn.
Leave xteadlnr, week days, 1.8. 7.10, Ui.OB-
ad 11.50 a. m.. 6.L&11SI r. m. Hundav UiA ana
0.48 a, m.
Leavo I'ottsvllle, week days, 2.40, 7.40 a. m.,
B 11 D. m. Utmdav. 2.10.. 7.00 a. m. and
1.08 ... m.
' leave Tamaqua, week days, 3.20, 8.48 and
2 1 a. in.. 1.21. 7.13. nnd V.18 v. m. Burrdav 8.20
7 43 .m, aud 2.60 p. lot
c'ave Mahanov C'l'.v. week davs. 8.40. 0.18
.ad 11.47 ft. m.. 1.61; :42 and .H n.m. Bun.
Uy, 3.40,8.17 a. m 8.2u y. m.
Leave alahanov Plai.e. week davs. 2'tJ.4.C0
1.30, 9.13, 11.69 a. ni.,1.05, JJX. 5 20, tt 28, 7.57, and
"I'Kln. m. Bnndav2.4i. 4.00. and 8.27. a.m.
3 37,5.01, p.m.
iitsave uiraraviiie (HanpanannocK uiationi
veek aayt,J2.a. 4.07, 6.3(1- and O.illa, m 12.03,
o.ta, nnn iu.ua p.m. eunaay,2,i
0 ',8.33 a.m. 8.41,6.'i7 "p. m.
Leavo WllllamsDort. wtek davs. 3.00.9.45 and
1.65 a.m. 3.35 and 11.15 p. m. Bnnday 11.15
m.
For llaltlmore. Washlnerton and the west
la li. 3c O. It. H., throutth trains lesvo Olrard
it 4.18, 801 and 11.27 a. m., 1.84, 4.2lr 6J5 ami
.m p. ui. ounuay, s.io 11.2 a. m., 1.2!
,oo ana .xjp. ui.
Ai'LAflllUUTI UlViniUJM.
1 eave I'hlladelnhla. Chestnut atroet Wharf
a id Month Btreot Wharf,
For itluiittcClt'sr.
Week-dnys-EzBress. a 00; 90 a. in. 2.00.
3.00,i.o,50O -n. Acooanuodatlon1, 7.40 a.
n. ana -i.i, o .1. m.
inaaays. iaipress, e.vu, i'.uj a. m. AO
oaiuin nation, 8.00 a. m. aud 4.48 p. m.
rietnrning, leave Aiianuu uiiy, uepofr
lantlonnd Arkansas avennes Wepk-nas
Express, 7.00, 7.30, 0.00 a. m. and 3.15, 4,W, 5.30
h. m. Accommodation 0.0X 8.10 a. in. and
4.30 p. m. Bundnys - Express, 4.00, '6 00- p. m.
Accommooauun j.jua. m. hdcmj p.m.
u. u. xiADHAiuit, uenri t'ass'r aei.
i. A. MnLKOI). Kre. '4n'l Manager.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
BCHUYUCIM. IIIVX8ION,
)i and after September 1 1391, rami icM leav
aneuanaoan at roucuxt
For WlKcan. Ullberton. Frackvllle. New
iiitle, !3t. Clair, and way points, 6.00k 9,19
1 m ana 1. 1& p in.
Hunaays, wu, u.tua m ana uup in.
For FotUvllle, B.C0, V.lu a m and 4. 15 p m,
Bnndays, 000, 6.40 a m and 8.10 o m,
For Reading, 8.00, a m and 4.15 p d-
Bundays, 600, 8.40a.m. and 3.10pm.
Kor Bottatown. 1'noenixviUo. Nonlstown
ind Fhlladelnhla (Broad street utaltuni. 6.00.
a. m. anil 4.15 p m week days
nunaays, ouu, e.iu a in s.iu p m
Trains leave Prackvlbe lor Bh9nandoah at
.0.40 am and 12.14, 7.42, 10,00 p m. Bundays,
1,18 a m ana o.u p m.
Leave Boitsrllle Jor Bhunandooh, 10.15 and
1.48. a m 7.15. V.i3 p m. MundaTJi. 10.40 a ju
1.I6 p m.
jjeavs x miaampnia (niooa sireeL Hiaiion),
or Pottsvlllo and BheDandoan, 57. 8.33 a m
4.10 and 7JX)p m week days. Bunda) 8 60, and
V.23 am
r'or New York, B.au, 4.i, .4n. o.sa, 7.su,
.208.3U i).50. ll.u8andlU4.11JS5.am.l2.C0noon.
(limited r -esa, 1.01 4.50 p in.) 12:21 12.44, 1.40,
IdO, 8.20, 4.02 x 8, 8.2), 6.50 7.13 8.12 and 10.00 p.
m, 12.01 nlehU
On Bunoays, " 211, ISS, 4.40. 6.35, 8.12, 8.80, 9.60,
11.35 1 tn. oil 1221, 12.41, 2SXIi 4.02. (limited,
f.mii, a.X3. si i.f , - ou nua i.ui iintuu
ForBea Girt. Tnellranch and Inlermedlaev
stations 6.50, 8.2.3 and 11 UU a. in., 3.30, 4.00 p. ruA
waotr ilaVH Knnriiiv. H 'A. n.m.
For Baltimore and Washington. 3.50. 7.20,
0.10 and 11.18 t. m 4 41, 0 67, 7.10 p.m aud 12.03
night dally and 8 31, 10.20 a. in., 12 83 (limited
express with dining car to Baltimore) 1.30, 8.48
p. m. we'K utiys. ror uaiiiuiure only -i.ui
weexdsys, 5.08, 11.80 p. rn. dally.
For Richmond, 7 20 a.m. aud 12J03 night
dally, 1 30 p, 111. unlly, except buad.iy.
irains leuve narriHuiirK iur i iiuivurK ana
hs weBt every day atl'A25and 8.10 a m and
i.00 (limited) and 8.40. 8 tOi 0.33 p m. Way for
Alloomv nam and 4.10 p m every day.
For Blttsburg only, 11.20 a m dally and 10.20
1 m weez davs.
Leavo bunbnrv lor wiuiamsport. uumirn..
lan&naaicua. itocnester. nnnaioona niairara
'alls, 6.10 a m dally, and 1.42 pm week days,
for WatKlns, 5.80 p m week days.
nor Kne ana lniernieaiaie ihiiuis, o.iuaiii;,
tally. Knr Lock Haven, 5.10, and 0.68 a m.
laiiv. ana a.Ktf u. m. weeK navn. roi
tenova o.iu a ux liaiuq o,,ai p ui wues. un?e.
iu a. m Bnnoavs.
liAB. B. PDQH, J. K. WOOD,
dsn. Man'r 4en. Pass. Aet
TyyiLMINQTON 4 NOBTUKUN R, It.
Trains leave Reading (1. & K. station) foi
100
Wllmlnc-ton and Intermediate stations, dally
exoeDt Huaday. at 6.23 and 8.80 a.m. and 3.15
p. m. Bunday only at 8.05 p. m.
For Wnrwlck. HLPeters and lnlermudlate
tatlons,dally except Hunday, at 9.20 a.m., and
0.ltf p. ra. nunuay ouiy 0.10 a 111.
For Blrdxtioro and Intermediate stations.
Saturday only, at 12 m. tt-q
1 or isaitimorn auu wasningLon 111. ts.
R. dallv excent Bunday at 0.25 and 8JiO a. m.
ana O.10 p. m. ouimuy umy hi d.im u ui. -.tEslfJl
Trains arrive at Keadlne(B. & It. sutirVin it jk
iruui ,T lllillliiii, 11. vi. jt Jumiiiuu. iui. V I V
lenape, coaicHviue, wuyueouura juuuuyu,
Bprlnsfleld,Joanna, Blrdsboro, Gibraltar, Bey-
' .. ... . T 1 , W '
leri nnu lniermeuiaio siaiiuotf, uuiiy oAtvpi,
Hunuay at iu.u a. in. 0.04 ana o.xi p. ui. aim-
day on ly at 1 1.21 a. m.
From Bt. Beters. Warwick and intermediate
stations, dally except Bnnday, at 8.2J a. m.
ana".xp.m. onnaay ouiy nop, ui.
From lilrasboro and intermeaiate stations,
Baturday only at 1.40 p. m.
From wasuinBton ana uammore, uauy
cePt Sunday, 10 20 a. m. 5.52 and 8.17 p,
From Washington ana uaitimore, nauy ex-
Hnnduv nnlv nt 11.24 a. m
uowrKsa oitiuus, uen-i i-ass. Agt,
A. O. MOOAUBLAMU,Bupt,
Or tlio l.limir llulilt, i'oaltliely Cureu
uuuiiiiisicrinir ifr. names.'
Uoldeu fciieclilc.
It la manufactured sa anavrdsr.whtnh nan ha vfvan
tn a kIobb ot bear, a oup of oofles or tra. or la food,
without tna kuowledire ot (be patient. It la absolutely
nannies, snd wlU orreot a permanent and apsedy
eure,wbether the patient la a moderate drinker off
an aleoboliowrsek. It has been given In tbouaands
of eases, and In every Inotanoa a perfeot oure baa fol
lowed. It never Falls. TheB7eteinonQelinpreffna
jowea. it never r ails,
ad with the SDenlno.lt h
id witn tna apeoino.it beoomea an utter impooalbulo
for tho llauor annettt tn nilt
40 page book of partloulara fre. To bo had of
C. H. HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable purely cash com
panies represented by
FAUST,
120 S. Jardm St., Shenanooai, Pa
(
kill for member of Assembly,
llO-2-era 23nV.CcntroBt..BUENANUOAU.
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