CRISP IS SPEAKER Tho Georgian Nominated the 30th Ballot. on WHAT BROKE THE DEADLOCK. MnHlHlii Wlllidrfiw. and Bnrinenr float I ' to tb Deoitivo Vote for Oris p. A fiecne nf Wild tlxcltnnient Wlinn tli Toto IYni Annntincinl Knrr for Clrlt, Toiler for 8rrsoniit-ntArill4, Turner for llonl keeper, Mllbnru lor Clluplaln Opmlng of Congress mid Adjournment. VAniKHTON, Dec 8. Congressman Crisp, ot Georgia, was nominated as cnnilldnto for Bpenker ot the House by the Democratic caucus on the ilOtli bal lot. The vote stood: Crisp, 119; Mills, 106; Springer, 4; Stevens, 1. At 10 o'clock yeatenlny the caucus reassembled, but the deadlock was no nearer to being broknn after two bal lots hnd been takon than It wns Satur day night A rocess was takon until 3 p. m., when the twentieth ballot re sulted: Crisp U2, Mills DO, Springer 17, MoMIUIn 1. Ttio next two ballots were about the same, but on tho 2.'!d the broak com menced. Mr. Hatch cast his vote for cnAnuw rnKDEiliric cnisp. Crisp and carried with him several ol his followers. Tho vote was: Crisp 100, Hills VI, Springer 113, McMilllu 11), Stevens 1. The next six ballots were ntmost alike, Mr. Crisp on the 28th having 101, and Jlr. Mills 01. JJefore the calling of the roll on the tOth ballot was begun, Mr. McMUlin, after a L"Wty consultation with some of his adherents, entered tho chamber of the House and announced his with drawal from the contest Tho an nouncnient came like a thunderbolt from a clear sky, and for a moment the members present were taken back. Mr. McMUUn made his announcement In a speech of about live minutes. He said ho withdrew In the Interest ot party harmony. When tho full Import of Mr. MoMll lln's moaning broko on the members, there was n wild shout thnt expressed approbation, relief and oxultatlon all In ono. The Mills nion were jubilant and tho Crisp men evidently thought they had equal cause for joy, for they joined In tho cheering with a will. Mr. MoMUUn did not express perferences for any candidate, and there was an anx ious look on the faces ot the Mills a nd Crisp men as tho vote proceeded. Then trio McMlllln men divided be tween the two leaders, (seven going to Crisp and eleven to Mills. Mr. McMlllln also voted for Mills. When the last name In the SOth bal lot had been called, it was found that Crisp had 113 votes lacking one of nomination. Beforo the result ot the ballot was announced Mr. Springer, who had been waiting In the lobby, eu tored the caucus and called out to Chairman Holman: "I desire to have my name called." This was the signal for an outburst ot applause and when the clerk had called Mr. Springer's name and ho responded, "I vote for Charles Crisp," the Crisp men broke loose In one wild uuro itralnedyelL They mounted on desks and chairs and yelled at tho top of their voices. Books, handkerchiefs and pieces of paper were thrown Into the air and for a few moments pandemonium reigned. Crisp men hugged eaoh other in joy, and shouted out words 'of' con gratulation that were lost In the wild uproar of voices. Out in the ante-room, where Judge Crisp was botng surrounded by hli sup porters, who were not members, the news was brought, and cheer after cheer went up from the crowd, and It was taken up by those Inside the Crisp headquarters. Judge Crisp took the new of bis election quietly, but those with him did not; they emulated the doings of the Crisp men In the House and jumped on chairs and other artioles of furniture. Tho withdrawal ot Mr Springer caused come change in the vote that was about to be announced. Four ot Mr. Bprluger's supporter voted for Crisp, who, wheu the vote bad been an nounced, was compelled 'to make a speech. Representative Kerr, of Fennsylvanla, was then nominated for Clerk; ex-Representative Yoder, of Ohio, for Sergeant-at-Artns; ex-ltepreeentativa Turner, ot1 New York, ior Doorkeeper, and Kov. Mr. Mllburn for Chaplain. The caucus then adjourned. ASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS. yrutgedlii' of ilia Sunate-lluut Im mediately AclJoiiruaJ. Wabhikoton, Dec. 8. After the Sen ate hnd been called to order yesterday by Vice- President Morton, he laid he fore the Senators the credentials ot new Senators and the letters of resignation received by him during the recess. Those paper waro read, tho first be ing the letter of resignation ot Senator 'ISeagan, of Texus, and the appointment by the Governor ot that State of Air, Chlltoo in'iils sttud. flbe next ciedeutlals read were thoi of Mr- Folton, of California, to fill the -vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Hearst; and the next were the resigns tion of Mr. JdruUud, Of Vermont, and the appointment ot Mr. Proctor In his stsad. Tli next credentials rsad were those of Mr. Call and Mr. Davidson, ench clalmltitf to bo Senator from Florida. lioth credentials wsro then placed on fllo. The credentlnliiof Mr. Hrlco ns Satin tor'ofoct from Olilo linviuft been pre bontcil nnil end, Mr. Siirniiim s,il h "llefore' t.io until of olllco Is adtnihls tcrod to Mr. Dries, t doir to any that 11 large portion of tlio citizens of Ohio coutand thnt lio whs not mi Inhabitant of thnt Stnto nt the tlmo ot Ills olection, and wan, therefore, not eligible to a sent 111 this lmdy. nn .n,,,ii,, tho precodents (ot - a WlllCll there are several In the his tory ot tho government nnd Home ot them most Important), I am entirely satisfied that Mr. lirloa Is entitled tn be sworn In on the prima facie case of his credentials, which are regular in form. I simply give this notice, how over, so that his being sworn may not be considered any wavier or any misappre hension or misconstruction If the pooplo of Ohio should assert and prove to tho satisfaction of the Senate that Mr. llrlco was not at the time of his elec tion au inhahltnut ot Ohio. I think that this statement from mo Is proper and necossary. But I make no objection to tho swearing In ot Mr. Brlco. " The swearing In of tho newly-elected (or appointed) was then proceeded1 with. As soon as all tho new Senators were sworn in, Mr. Sherman altered the usual resolution for the appointment of two Senators to join a llko commlttoo on the part ot the House to wait on the President of tho United States and in form him thnt a quorum of each House was assesnbled, and that Congress was ready to receive any communication ho might be pleased to make. The resolution was agreed to, and Messrs. Sherman and Harris were ap pointed. Resolutions were offered and agreed to fixing noon ns the dally hour of meeting, and directing tho secretary to inform thu House of Representatives that the Senate was ready to proceed to business, nnd then the Senate adjourned until to-day. The name ot Gov. Hill, Senntor-oloct from New York, was not printed on the list of Senators, nor wero his creden tials presented, Immediately after roll call by the Clerk the House adjourue l until noon to-day. There were 320 members pres ent. Caucus of Hi .publican Senators. Washington, Deo. 8. The Republican Sonators met lu caucus inline liataly nfter the adjournment ot the Senate. Mr. Sherman was elected chairman ot the caucus In place ot Mr. Kdmunds. A committee on committees was au thorized to be appointed by the chair to rearrange the Republican representa tion on tho Senato committees, and the caucus thon adjourned subject to the call of tho chair without further action. AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCS. The lrohlbltlon Itrtmuveil Yettertlnr by u Decree of Prualrient Gamut, AVashinotow, Dec. 8. Minister IUed yesterday cabled that President Carnot o( Franco had promulgated the law fix ing tho duty on pork, and had published the decree repealing from this date the prohibition on American pork, which has existod since February, 1831. The decree Includes the following ar ticles: 1 Salted pork meats from the Unltod States can be imported into France at I points to be llxed by subsequent ar- I rangement. 3 The Importers must produce, for each shipment, certified from inspector I of Department of Agriculture designated I by the government of Unltod States, certlllcates that the meats aro from 1 healthy animals. The boxes must hear ofllclal stamp ot Inspector. No ship ment can be admitted which does uot comply with their requirements. 3 After their discharge those moats shall be examined by sanitary Inspector B appointed by Minister of Agriculture. All meat found unwholesome shall be destroyed in presence ot these Inspectors. 4 Provides that these meats cannot pass custom house without certificates of inspection. 5 Kepeals former decrees ot prohibi tion, oud any other regulations in con flict with present decree. liurnham'a 1VIU to be Contested- Boston, Djc 8. Tho will of the late T. O. II. P. Bnrnham, the milllonairo bookseller, who left MOO, 000 to charita ble and other Institutions, was not ad mitted to probate yosterJay. Charles Ilurnliaui of New York, a nephew, has entered au appearance and there will ba a contest. Augustus Flags, who was named as executor of the will, has re fused to acoept the trust. E. ii Brooks Is the other executor. ITauamnker Makes Denial. Washinuton, Dec 8. Postmaster- General Wanamakor, wheu shown the published statement to the effect that at a Cabinet meeting he opposed any action of the administration intbe set tlement of tho difficulty with Chill, save by arbitration, quietly glanced over tho article and said, lu his usual tone of voice, that there was not one word of truth In the stutement. Imports and Kxports of flpeele. New Youk, Deo. 0. The export of specie from the port ot Now York, dur ing the past week: amounted to $ 810, 119, of wnicu 3(,juu was goia ami tue re mainder stiver. The Imports ot specie durlug the week were $i'A2,4'il, of which $3(K1,2U1 was gold. l'0Nthmrlclit Matched. New Yonic. Dec. 8. "Kid" Hoean of Brooklyn and "Illll" lMlratnsr ot Eng land, were matched yesterday to fight ten rounds, "Police Gazette" rules tor 5()0 a sido, during the second week of January, lbe tad are HU-pouuders. Mruclc bj n Train ami Killed, Nvack, N. Y., Dec. 8.-aeorg Wil son, aged CO years, while attempting to cross the Northern New Jersey road's track at Crejskill yesterday, was struck by u train and killed. He leaves a widow and two sous. A Comity Clertl Iteiuoveit. Albany, N. Y Deo. 8. Qovernor Illll has removed Theodore A. Hoffman, Clerk ot Dutche-is County, and ap pointed In his place Btorai Kuions. who Lwas elected County Clerk at the reoant election. , Coaneetleut's R'nste Adjourued, Hartford, Conn., Dec. 8. The Senate met at 3:1)0 yestorday afternoon and ad journed to Dsoaiabtr Xii at 1:B0 p. m. THE DOMD THROWER. t Not Yet Identified Hmillmnrth to be It - atnlneil as to Ills Anility New Youk, Dec ETlio? head' ot the man who threw the dynamite with, tho Intention .f klllingHlussell Sago Is lu n glass jar In n little room back ot the keeper's olllco at the Mdrgue. The fea tures have become distorted. What re mains ot tho man's body still lies in tho long, dark, dead room In the rear. A single gas jet throws Its yellow light n the plue box, marked: "A miiu, Resi dence, CO Broadway." There is nothing there now but a leg and an arm, The pieces of the trunk are wrapped In a linen shroud. The battered hat which the man wore still lies at the foot ot the pine-box. A number of the visitors stopped to apologize for their curiosity as they passed back through tho olllue. Ono man said ho came because ho knew Mr. Snge by sight, and another ono said ho naturally took nn Interest In it be cause he had a friend Who had been cut by a piece ot falling glass at the tilno of tho explosion'. Two women called and asked permis sion to see the head, but permission to do so was refused. The head Is strung to tho top of the. jar by a string run through the crown of the scalp. The first man who cami) to Identify the head was James Mt Pollock, the bookkeeper for Gabe Case's place at Mount St. Vincent. Pollock had heard that the head looked Ilka that of Prof. A. A. Denton, a crank who called himself the ghost ot George Washington, nnd said the happiest moment ot his life would be when car tain rich men would be struug at thl arm ot the Goddess ot Liberty. Mr. Pollock had known the man, and brought a number ot photographs with which to identify hlin. There was un questionably a strong likeness, but lu la lew details the beads were radically different, and the Identification was not established. Identification Is becoming more diffi cult every hour. Southworth, tho alleged partner of the dead crank, was taken to Bellevuo Hospital yestorday to bo exumlued as to his sanity. In searching the effects of Southworth inspector liyrnes found Just such a badgo ns that which hail been worn by Lecturer Home's strange visitor. A let ter from tho comptroller of the Prince of Wales was also found In South worth's possession. He, as a Free and Accepted Mason, had evidently written the Prince of Wales for monoy. Can be counted on to curd- Catarrh Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy. It's nothing now. l?or 25 years it has been dointr that very thing. It gives prompt and com pleto reliof but you want moro than that. And you get it, with this Remedy there's a euro that is perfect and permanent. Tho worst chronio cases, no matter of how loner stanuintr. yield to its mild, soothing, cleansinff and heal inc properties. " Uold in tlio Head " needs but a fow applications. Ca- tarrhal Headache, and all tho troubles that como from Catarrh, aro at once relieved and cured. You can count on something else, too 000 in cash. You can count on it, but it's moro than doubtful whether you earn it. Tho proprietors of Dr. Sago's Remedy, in cood faith, offer that amount for an incurable caso of Catarrh. Don't think that yon have ono, tliougn. Thoy'll pay you, if thoy can't euro you. That's certain. But thoy can euro you. That's just about as certain, too. Can you ask more? AMUSEMENTS. JUKOIISOJS'H TI1BATUE, P. 3, rBBOUSON, UANAOSH, ONE NldHT ONLY. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1891 Klvo biz shows In one, Parisian Folly & Spectacular COMPAN-S" Introducing charmlne oueens of burlesque, grand ono oi new special lies, novel ucnunu luuuy conn dlan. enchuulne muslo and UK-ret singing, boautllul aid resplendent (rautuormaiious. A enreeous niodtiction and Duriesaue or Iravsgauta, "iluQiilo Bill Abroad, and Ills Presentation to Queen Victoria." Correct I m Derfronatlnns bv l url tone beauties of tin Queen uud tier ladles, court geiitleuun and uotu, oaa cowooys oi tue plains, Tlic Anvil Cltoru4 ! Bho the wonderful Are elfecls. the realistic ro'L'o si-ene. l ineen tinnasome vounc main all keeOlni tlmeon inu lcalanvlls. Conclud luff wiin ine .reaspiciacuiar nunesnutv'ine Bachelors isle." lnlroduoinK a genuine bal loon ascension. Prices, 25, 35 Jin tl 50 CcutH Heatt. on sale at Klrlln'a drug store. Ferguson i House ! Restaurant (Under management of Enoch Lockett) Cor. main and Centre Streets FIU3T.0I,VSS LUNCH COUNTER, Bestbeer, porter and ales altfays on tap, CI' gars ui ine uuesv urauus. FIRE INSURANCE. Largest and oldest reliable pnrely oaih comi 120 S. Jardin St, Shenanaoah,Pa. Sweet, Sweater, ' ,s . t ' . ' Sweetest, Gladden tln hearts of the little ones nnd buy tlietn Bouii-tlittiK friini our immense (dock of Toys iitldNoveltle-. Dolls, etc. Call yourself for any thing woimI unci willow wnro, crncUery.srliiHBwnre aiiil lamps. Our tinware department jil wavs full , t,1-'11.1' nw a,,(l VeT cheup. Nko iltie of Heed's Patent Aiitl-llust Tlnwre, nlo the fiitnouo (Uaiilte Ironware. Headquarters for ltochester Vase and Piano Lamps. Come and see our new Sylvia Banquet Lamp, DUNCAN (I WAIDLKT, BEST & The highest grade of Qocoa Vcm ctHoMf&rth - - mi viiuiuuv ivuiljij niiuiiiii in iv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ... WANTS, &o. Atlvcrliiements tn thU column, not exceeding 6 Hum, 5 c for one tiumion; 75e. or two; Jl for Ihree; one week, 81.60 iwo weeks, tl; one WANTED. Young fellow about . 14 to 15 years of axe, Annlv at Schmidt's store. 11 21-tr FOH SMVE. One Btore room and one dwelling house. Lot SO feet front snd 110 feet da-p, Place. 815 Wes, Co 1 sireet. Euy lermf. Apply to Finnic WarnlcR. ll-U-lm X7ANTKD.-Good cauva sera for 5li:rtt" the onlv t T "Adv-n uri In tho work ever mibllsheil ulvlnt? n cnmnlp te r- cord and description ol 'he Rreat mining disasters ol America. Terms liberal. Mltlreks, I. I. O'M dley. Canton, Ohio. 11 21 4t ev sat NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to merchants and othors not to mint any one on my account, al will not pay any i,IIm contracted In my name by others, unless they uavu uu uruer MKneu uy ine. MlH.TrfOM VSTKSU'EBT. Hhenandonh, em., Dec. i, 1891, 3t ij'uit BAJjiu. i no cray team nt JL' horses recently uso.1 by the Column! 11. & rt. V. B. Co.. No. 1 The hordes will be a bargain to the purohaers. p icahk 1.kw1s, jouh kisenuowkk, Jkkk O'Nkit.t,, Frank i'odbinqton, James McDonald, 11-21-tf Trustees. NOTICE I Hereafter the bodies ol deceased lnma'e of the BchnylltlU County Almshouse, not claimed by relatives of blood or marriage, or by (riend or Mends, wl 1 be sent to the An atomical Braid ul 1'bPadelunla tor dissec tion, in compliance with tne Stale law of 10 jjiauK lur HiEiiuiure can oo nau upon application. Clergymen and others interested will please comtnn icatenlnnre. WILiLilA.31 IjttmiPlltEtlt, III iMAS J, TKACKY, John bemoan, Hoi 1 of 1'oor Directors. Sciiuylkim, Havrs. Nov 30. 1891. -VTOriCrO. UNDERTAKE KB AND Others. The Hoard of Poor Directors of nils ais'riQl, wui uotia luiuro. payior ine liurlal of Indigent pen-on) who may die with lu Its bounds, us lh) bodies of all such thonld be taken to ttio nearest expr ss oce for sain mentto the Anatomical Board at Phlldel phla, In compliance with the State law of 1883. Bodies of deceased travelors. and ot tliose under 16 years uf age, as well as n- Known ueaa, are excepiea. Anaioinicqi uoaru will pay Hcumi expense. THOMAS J. Tit VCKY, JOHN BBKQAN, Board ol Poor Directors. HCIIUVLKILT, IIavkn, Nov. 30, 1891. THE TWENFY-NUTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE Teaches' Insiiiuis ofSchuylkill Go. will be held In FERGUSON'S TflEATIlE, SHENANDOAH, PA, December 14 to 18, '91. MONDAY Mijor Henry C. Dane- One of tne greatest Orators and Word Paint ers, lie nas maae u lour arou nn me won x Willi a (nice aa little less tnaj marvelous. TPUE8DAY. Dr. Jamtg T. llcdley The great Orator of tne West, Bide of late." 'The Bunny WKONItSDAV. SUms OUt Torbei and Iter Contort Co HI.. IXIIIa Tn.h.lf trtAllHl-. Klcrnor Vlltorla Uaocarlul. Btmrano Miss Pauline ilonteerlHo. Contralto Miss Kami rond. Singing Header Mr. utisiave to uoerg. Tenor. moos, lienor u irjiui, rmniei, All einineni ana , popular anisis. TIIURHDAY. Marshall: Wilder. 1'ho Qreat Humorist, i'lie Hare Bisters Uuartette: suss Annie a. ram, uoraei anu.jiiuer. Allks (iBorfcle r. Park. Cornet and Mandolin. Miss Katie Bella Pork, Cornet Tr i.nbone nnd 1'iano, Miss Ada U Park, Cornet and Mandolin. ALl, Mnu, AKT1HTH From the notion Trantcrlnt:"'Ihe IMrk ConoertOnmpanyg.ve one of their popular concerts siouaay evening m i enure couen i as received wi u ranturous anDiuuse as lie? aoDearel lu the r different sefeetloas. Thev nteallart'sls, and deserve all the applause ine aeiiynieji uuumnoe give 'num. .(Male voices,) HBASON T10KKTS. "s " rvni, Bjicbny...... 1 60 Single admission,.,...... 60o , t . . . . i rttniuei ii. la The chart fr the (ale of reserved seat tick elgwiuueoDfinMl at tne u-ix omce or Fe irn soi'sTlieaire, on Saturday, Decembers, at iu.su t. m. lieiora onooine cnai panirs ae slrlufr to urchaso tickets will drawnumbera ror position in line. Kaon leacner in uue mav Duroaassuny number or tlokols not ex, ceedlne twenty, and ench citizen In lino may purchase any number not eiceedlDg ten. The representative of eacli district will be required laprexentto the tlokel vgent a list o! me names oi ine leao icrs lor wnom ne uuys tickets. Any nerson may loin li.e line second time with the same prlvllszcs as at nrst. After December5 the chart will bo open at iiiriurs orug Biore. Doors opou t7p, m. Entertainment oom mencoat 8, UAIf.WAV ABRANaEMENTBi Trains after each evening entertainment to au noinis on 1.. v . ii. it Deiween Asu'ana nnd'Dclano. Arrineemenurorsneclal train o other polnUon L, V. tl.'Jt and l'enn'alt. Tt ran be made with Hunl. A. P. Blaktloe, ueiano,anu u, v.Aewui. I'onsviiie. , County Buporlnleiident. rI7E you tried our fino CANDIES A . yet? If not, do so at oncof Twenty cents per pound, all kinds. Best mado and warranted absolutely pure. TOYS, Glassware, Crockery LAMPS. 8 South Main Street, J31a.oxxci.nca.ocila, GOES FARTHEST. manufactured. " Perfectly v Mil. Loliigh Valley Railroad. ABRANOEMKNT OF PA8SBNQEB TRAINS. NOV 15. 1891 Passenger trains will leave Hheniudoah for Mauch Chunk. Jjehlghton, filatlnglon, Cata. sauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Kaslon, PhD ?,!pJV.?S5? Now Vork at 5.47, 7.40, B.08e,m., 13 8.10, 5.23 p. m. Fir Belvldere, Delaware Water Gap and 8tr mdsuurR at 5.47, a. m., and 5.28 p. m. for Lambertville and Trenton, 9.08 a, rn For White Haven, Wllkcs-Darre and Plttf ton 5.47, 8.0M, 10.41 a. m, 8.10 and 5.28 p. m. ForTuukhannock, 10.41 a. m 8.10 and 5.21 p. m For Anbnrn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Lyont IV,I U. 1U., IUJ'1 U.4A1 l. 111, Havre, Waverly, "'iuo, awucbwi iiiiuciiu. riiai,ra nans Chlcaso and all points West at 10.41 a. m.,and Niagara Kali p. m. For HUmlra and tho west vinrtilnmnnni nt 3.10 p.m. For Andenrled. Hasleton. Btocktnn. T.nm iier Yard, Weatherly and i'enn Haven June Ionat5.4f,7.40,,08a. m.and 12.52, aitr and p.m. tor jonnesvnie, ieviston ana Beavei deadow, 7.40, 9.08 a. m. and 5,28 p. ni, ForScrantonat5.47 U.OX. 10.41a. m. sin nnd 5:2 p. m. For llacle Brook. Jcddn. Drifton and Free land at 6.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m., 1352 3.10 and ,zo p. m. For Ouakake at 5.47 and 9.08 a. m.. and 1.10 n. m For Wleians. Utlberlon and FractrvlllB nt 50 and S.G2 a. 111. , and 4.10 p. m. For Yatesvllle. Mabanov Cltv and riliin. 5.17, 7.40, D.OB, 10.41, a. m., 1232,8.10,58,8,03, rii ina lu.xi p. m. For Ijost Creek, 31rnrdvllle and Ashland ,27. 7.4IJ.8.52. 10.15 a. m.. 1.00.1.40.4.10. flJK 8.00 and 9.14 p. m. For DarRwatcr. Bt. Clair and PnttxvlllA ,50 1.40, 8.52, 9.08, 10.41 a. m., 12.52,8.10, 4.10, 6.26 , Ul. For Back Mountain. New Boston and More. 7.40. 9.08. 10.11 a. a... 12.62. 8.10. 5.28 and i.03 n. m, For ltaven Bun, Centralla, Mt. Carmel and Shamokln, 8.52, and 10OS a. ro., 1.40, 4.40 inae.oap.m. Trains leave Bhamokln for Bhenandnata. u. 111., a.iv, .ou miu u.o"j p. m., arriving at Shonandoah, 0.05 a. m., 12J2, 3.10, 6.26 and 11. in 1, in For Dotty. Audenrled. Silver Brook Jnno- tlou an" llajletou 5i47, 7.40, 9.08, and J0.41 a. m., 12 52, 3 10, 6.28 and 8.(8 p. ra. HUH LI A. X 1'HAinH, For Dost Croek. Qlrardvllte and Ashland. 1.50,9.10 11-15 a.m., 2.45 p. m. ror uarwaiur. m. ana foiisvmc, ,00, r10 a.m., 2.45 p.m. For Yatesvllle. Mahanov City and Dolano. .w, ii-k a. in., x.u, o.iu p. m. For lofty. Andenrled and Mazleton. 8.0i 1- m i.iu p. iu: f or juaucn unnnic. ijenignion, tsiatinfiion, Htawuona. Allentown. Bethlehem. Kaatoi md New York, 8.00 a. m., 1.40 p. m: 1, or f nuaaeipnia, i.iu p, m. H. B. BYINGTOF, (len'l Pass. Aet.. Bothlfhi'n DO YDU WANT RELIEF? KROUT'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY uu promptly rellore the uitt iri'HBing cue 01 Acuto or curonlq Jitjeu mat in 111 or Gout. Br etrictly observf Dg iua uirccuoni, h win cure) on jicrmaa entlv i. . Unlike the Dumerom trr)rttnn trial ttnnA tht country , tbli medUioe It ftvpeclflsfor tho various fortnt of rheumitiim onlt, tod col la tnr tetiifi a "cur til " Una tw.tn m ni.ka iifrVTTfii tftlUftctorf IniprenJoo on th iTtm, and la ceoncoUon 'ita the illli, conTlne ttit tuRercr thtl sue proper rfmcaj dh ven lonna. iou irifirnMllj re qneitl to teit ih merit of T lit HOUX'S It 11 KUM ATI O lCEKlfiDT. MltiTlabl proper tlei ar cudortetl hj liuodrtdi of th Only regeubl Insredlentt, remtrktbte for tbrfr enrttlT Itwert, art uud lu lb rntDufactnra of KUUOT B BUEUMATIO PUMEDY S1.00 Pftr Sottlt. 6 Eottlas. S5.00. Mill. B Cts. Eei. If your tlorf keeper doet not ktep Hi tend tlJS to iht tDtaufttturer, tnd too win rootle fi by tnU. ALHEKT lUtOlJT, 3037 MarkeJ JJtreet. riillad'a. ra. fiowly Refitted and Renovated TONSORIAL : PAULO RS flair Cutting and Hair Dressing I BltAlIPOOINa, etc., iir E. G. J. WADLINGEB Under Fostoffloe BuUdina:, Main and Oak StsM Slicnandoah, JIS-Hot nnd cold batnu. Polite, nrnmnt and JOHN COSLET'S Green Truck Siand Cor. Main and Oak Streets. Fresh Oysters Received Daily, A One line nt Choice OU0CEUIE3 Nuts and Candles. JRoultry, of all .Kitids. Mr. Costlet receives his crreen truek dallv tram tne cllv markets, wlilca Is a guarantee to tils customers that they will receive fresh gnoos wu?u uuyiDeirom mm, Hand SHOE FINDINGS 3? J". CLBARIT, Sealer In all kinds ot Shoemakers' : Supplies Large and first-class stock. All Demands of the Trade Suppliea 18 W. CENTRE ST., Kerguson Homo building, SHENANDOAH, PA Q. M, HAMILTON, M. D., ' PHYSIC ) UK AND' SURGEON, Offloe 3i Wst Idojrd utreel, Bbezutuloh &OCOO, m uu Si iml ML hi adelphiaand Beading Railroad Time. Table tn eOect Xov. IIS. tmoi HAINS LfeAVE SHENANDOAO AS FOLLOWS p vl. Sunday 2.10 and 7.4s a. m. For No Votk. via Mauoh Cbunk. wenir rt-V; 21 -a,.m. and ia.S5 and 2.60 n. m. 10. .25. 7.20. a. m.. liM 9 Kn an.1 n V. ' Hiindy.2.10and7.48a.m., 40 p. m.' ' or Allentown. week davrf t wi w in 2.50 i m. ' ' " or Pottsvlite, wrek days, 2.10.7.20. m IM 2, 4 and B.58 p. m, Sunday, 2.10 and 7.48 l. 4JiUl tt. 111. or tiiinmiua and Mahanov city, week da'B, 2.10, 6.4 7.20, a, m., 12.85 2.60 and 6.61 "ji,'..D"ulw'' wnu .iaa.m., 4J p. m. iddltlonal (or Mahanoy City, week days 7.00 For Lnnoutar and' rtnliiml.ta a.m.,2.50p.ra. , Wn II 11.., . . u 1. u . . . . week lays, 8.25, 7.20 and uo n. m.. 1.35. 7.53 p. i. Sunday 8:25 a. m., 8.05 p. m. ui "fananoy rioue, wees days, Z.10 8 M, ii. 7.20 and 11.811 K. m.. 18. Vi i ns in e 00 auc & n m. Sunday, 2 10. 8.25 and 7,48" woek 12.85. 2-10 ! Asbland and BhamoKin, woek day v.., ,... xi.oj o. ,,i i.oo, .uu ana. ... Kuuiu, fi.Lt, i in n. 111,, tt.uo p. m, t Tit AINB FOR S H E N A N I in A H , ' Uoave New Yorlr via PhiiiuiAinntA tr days. 7.45 a. m 1,80, 4.00, 7.30 p. m 126 n at. Hnudar, 6.00 p.m., 13.16 nlsnt. Leave Mew York via Maneh (Thnnk, wk "aJ . o.ia a. u.t i.w ana 3,40 p. m. rian day, 7.00 a. m. nive ptuiadeiplila, weor daje, 4.10, ard LOO a. m. 4.00 and 6.00 p.m.,iromBrtd id CallowhlU nnd a. m. nnd 11 Ml n m. from Slhand roen NtrAAtM. Hnnrinv n nK a m. UM p. m. fcm 9th anr i-ea. 'f avo Keadlnir, week days, 1.35. 7.10, 10.08 nd U.ai a. m., 6.65, 7.67 p, m. Buuday 1,85 aid ,.io t. in. uave Polls vine, week days, 2.40, 7.40 a. m 10, 6 11 p, rn. Bnhday, 2.40, 7,00 a. m. and ft m I.eavo Taruaqna, week days, 8.20, 8.48 and 2 u. ill.. 1.21. 7.1.1. and B.IK n. m. Knnilav s an 43 1. ai. and 2.50 p. m. Deivo Mahanoy City, week days, 8.'40, 9.18 d 11.47 n. m.. 1.51. 7.42nnd H.44 n.m. faun. day 8.40,8.17 a. m., 3.20 l, m. Delve Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2-45,4.00 fi 80, 1,8J. 11,9 a. in., 1.05, 2.06. 6 20. 6 J. 7.57. and wit. uu uuuHi.iJ, 1.W, ana ti. m, 87, 6.01 p. m. L.rave (ilrornville (Kaneahannock Btatlonl wten days. 2.47 4.07, 11.86. and 0.41 a. in., 12.05, ,1.41, n,u.o,wuiui '.un n. zn. oonaay. .t7. 07, 8 83 a. m. 3.41, 6.U7 p. m. wive wiuiamspori, wees aays, B.uu,u.45ar.o 55 m. 8.85 and 11.16 p, m. Sunday ll.lb or Baltimore Waahlneton and the wt via H. ft o. K. It., through trains lenve Ulraid Avenue station, Philadelphia, (P. A 11. R.K.I at 3.55 801 and 11.27 n. m., 3.50, 6.42 an.' 13 p. m. Sunday, 3.M 8.V2 11.27 a, m 8.68 UUDQI 10 p, in. 4TI1AHTIDUITY 1J1VIH1UK. ueave rnuaneipuia, uneflinui street wnr a auuuBueot wnari. For Atlantic CUT. Week-days Express.9:00 a. m. 2.RIWJ0, aa. Aceommoaiuoa, e.uu t. m. ana o.uu, ra. dandiys. ExDress. 8.00 a. m. Acoom- n .aUon. 8.00 a. m. and 4.30 d. ni. A lamlnanil ArlrannflB Av.nnni WMlrjt.i i commodatloD8.10 a. m. and 4.80 p in. Bun-days-Kxpress, 4.00, p. in. Accommodation, iOUH. 111. 11UI1 ?JU p. 111. a, uoijrAiii4 rrea. fv un'i uanaeor. w. iv .iwwmii io, wuiim will 110. nr.. t.iair. unci wnv nninu. H.uii. u.iu. ii.w u iu nuit i.iu i ui. tunaays. euu.tf.iUM m anaMin m. m. Bnndays, 600, 9.40 a ra and 8.10 n m, Vor Reading, B.00. 11.45 a in and 4.15 pm. snndays. rjoo, 8.40 u. in. and S.1U n m. tf Pllllallalnllta lUrnul UlniAt Blallnnl ii il.u h. m. Huuf.iap jui whji. aays Minoays. wjv. w.iu a m s.iu n m Trains leave FrarkvlUe lor Bhenandoah U . I ,1J . Ul ,1U , J Ul. II 11 a.tm d Jll TIF. U i'l , Ui.mova in J..' .. 4UUI.UUUHU, 1V.IU MM. o, D, e.J, O.OU i.lB On Sundays. 8.20. 4.05. 4.40. 5.85. 8.12. SJiO.S JIl.iM Ul. -UU l.W. A.dV. V.V. I111U1 .muuun OhW O.UU 11.11 M. Ul.. V.IAJ 11. Ul. w days. Fi eekold only 5.00 n m week davs . nloht rtalltf an: 1131 1ft ' a ,n 'l0Hfllmlt weeicdttvs. S.Utj. 11.30 n. m. dallv. i L ' . ui. . O, d UD.T.I . V. . 1 U,L,,,,, UU1V I.U.. n or it enmona. tju a. m. ana i-z.tii ni 3 i 'Umi'edi ana H,4". 7.25 p m. Way .v loo 3 a h is ni ana .iu o m evarr 'a&v. f or iriiuiuunE onir. ilm a m aaiiy ana i UUiVvD OIUIUUI T 1U1 nillJiUUBUUIti iu 'or Elmlia, 5.30 p m week days. PK Kile and lntorxuedlate point, 5.10 tally. For locit Haven. 6.10. and 9.66 .10 a. m aandavBl W AM. K rUUU. J. K. WOOI nir vi m mi m i nun liiiiiiiwi inn iiu THEATUK nillLDING, SHENANDOAH, PES A. ft. Leisenring, Pres., P.J. Ferguson, V. Pres., i n i rt l. II . ... ILCiaiTIII Illll. 1.11.,11 ... I Opcil Dally. From 9 to . HN II KUANS.' SiO I. II H0 JS. C1KNTJIT3 NT.. RHENAN roccu pccd onuTCD. .riuni rBnunvi-lii vwba ni jtvA pet Wtsnp WMmiw HHMri.
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