WED HER AT LAST
Btinkor do Murine's
Endurbd for Yoars.
Lovo
HIS BRIDE ONCE REJECTED IIIM.
A Eomautio S'ory of Lavi", Dwertion,
Divoroe anil Matrimony.
Both Married Aftorward-Tho llnnlcrr'i
Wifo Old, mill the Lady Obtained a Hi
roroe llecnusaof Her Husband's Cruelty
Mftotlnc Her Aeiiln, .tie , Miirluo'l
Youghtftil Love lletlvml, and lie I'ru.
pnted, ThU Time Suconnfully.
Naw YonK, Airll 22. Twonty-otie
years ago E. A. de Maurlac, a broker la
this city, offered his heart aud hand to
Wits Laura White, daughter of Judge
White of Oooperstown, N. Y. 11a was
rejected and the lady married W. E
Loavitt and went to live at Flushing, L.'
I About n year ago she took up her
residence In Sioux Falls, S. D., and se
cured n divorce from hor ' husbaud on
the ground of desertion and non-snp-port.
A year before this she had been on o
visit to Cooperstown, and on hor return
home found that her husband had lockod
the door against her. Sho returned to
Cooperatotvn, and Anally Beourcd hor di
vorce ar, Sioux Falls.
DoMauriac had' been married, but his
ylfe had died. When his former lore
was set free he once more appeared tn her
suitor, and thistimo was accepted.
The marrlaite took place yesterday in
the presence of a few guests.
DeMauriac is a woalthy banker and
stock broker of this city and is a mem
ber of the Stock Exchange and a promi
nent club man.
A STRIKE IMMINENT.
The UtusntlifiH'llon on Rrudlntz 8''
turn Ketches Serlou Proportions.
Eastox. Pa.. April 22. The dissatis
faction of employes in tho Reading com
bine is now said to have reached such
serious proportions that a big strike is
threatened.
It is understood that the engineers
and other employes of the road are much
dissatisiled with the way things have
been manaced since the Lehigh Valley,
the Jersey Central and the Beading
roads wore placed under one manage
ment. The chiof cause of dUsatisfnc
-Hon teems to be that many trains have
beon discontinued, thus throwing meil
cut of work, and that in discharging
these men, union men have been selected
as the victims.
The Brotherhood of Engineers, it la
laid, are the principal sufferers by the
combine, and it is this body that is
cushion tho matter to the front In an
effort to brine the company to terms.
Members of this organisation say that
the entire system will be tied up unless
the matter is amicably settled soon.
It is said that President JIcLeod has
announced his determination to rid the
system of ull union men and that he
Would welcome a fight at this lluio.
Florca 1'orest Firs In Jlnlno.
Damarissotta, Me., April 22. A fire
that started nbout noon yesterday near
John Burks, in Booth Bay, worked into
the woods and burned over 000 to 800
acres, including the dwelling of Willard
Merry and the school house in district S.
It .swept south to Hagget's ice pond,
when, a change of wipd drove the llamas
down th.e east side of Pleasant Cove, cov
ering the land of eleven different owners.
The losi is estimated at from $3,000 to
$10,000.
A Trlpta Tratfedy.
Des Moiffiss, la., April 22. James H.
Cockerumn last night went to the home
of his divorced wife. Nancy, near this
city, flted through the window, instantly
killing William T. Davis, her hired
hand. Ue .then pursued Mrs. Cockermun
to the road and nhot her dead, and re
loaded his gun and blew hU own head
loff. Mrs. Cockerman secured a divorce
from her husband last year on a showing
of 10 years of terrible cruelty.
Mri Harrison Hatter.
Washinotos, April 22. .Mrs. Harrl
sons condition is slightly improved, said
Dr. uardner, her physlclah, this morn
inc. although tho present inclemuilt
weather has n very denrusslmr effect
upon her. A noticeable improvement la
her condition is the return of her appe
tito, and the doctor said with a little
good weather ua patient would be up
and urounu.
Jaugtr 3ly llnrn Killed lllnmnlf.
Bep-liw, April 32. The exact figure o(
Jaeger's einlwziclemaiit from the Itotlij
chlds Is said to be 1,700,000 marks, It,
is thought that he may have committed
suicide, as he expressed an intention U
that otloet In a letter written from
Darmstadt to the manager of the Reths
chllds house at Frankfort. The polic
have sent to Darmstadt to try and arrest
Iiim.
rrot-ToUon to Join Ilia )lntti:ry.
New JIaybn, Upjhi,, April 32. Capt.
James S. I'uttit, FirsVUnlted States In
fantry, has Keen orilevud to relieve Went.
C A. L. Totteu us Professor of Millturj
Boience iu tiheflluld clonuuo boliool.
Yale University. Liqut, Totten' is or
dered to joiu his battery of the Fourth
United titiite Artillery, The change
goes luto offset August 1.
Spuln'tt H'ch I'rolocllf o TurltT,
London, April 2?. H l announced
tbot the repi'esuttutlvos of England.
Sweden and Norway have suspended,
negotiations for oommerolal trentiei
with Soalu ptidln further orders.'
This action is tho result of Hpaln's rigid
Adherence to a mguiy protuctivo tiirlll.
ADaUKhterof Kir litlifln Arnold to TVeil
Filii.ADia.rHiA, April 22.-A letter from
Sir Edwin Arnold to George W. Ctiliae,
Kiinouuoee the approaclilmi marrUu of
the dauiiliter of Sir JidTln, Katliarln
Lillian, with Hamilton Edward Leonard
Earlo, the ceremony 1q take iiluce April
BUth a Kensington,
BlcOuIre Convicted, rlrnt Dzre.
Nbwbobok, N. Y., April 2$. Fred'
JIcQulre, who wab ou trial here for the
murdtir of Mrs. Amelia Urogory in Mid'
dlstown In October last, was last even
log convicted of murder lu the first d
Sff'Uuclo Hiram."
This seaiou 'iUnclo 'Hlram'Uias .been
entirely ro-writlenBnd ra'vUodand Is 'now'
one of tho tronfpst Bonfehtional cfimody
dramas beforo the fpublioi ' A epoclal effort
1ms been mado in tho way of sconlo affects
which appeals to ovry one front thn gallery
t the log. Mr. 'Woodliull has for yoars
been ono of our cleverest comedians and
HUthor and now his vireallllty In produc
ing a taw mill and railroad train in full
working order in view of tho audience.
rhe latter hnvl tlieimelves hoarse oviTtho
ihnlling citutitlons and pack tho homo
el.t'y. A competent supprting oom-
ipmiy, including Mtas Triijft Grlswoldi thq
retlylBinger and dlihcen nbly.ieconds Mr
WoodhullfSnd witlillly .portrays t.he vari-
oimrROt'T8'.' lli,9 V'r 7s" ,,ufpt" ,u
krc'its of a conspiracy to blight a man s
ro, ulatlon, but thodovillry is frustrated by
' Uuclo Oirsm" nud YrliiPrlritirnphl,ovcr
muiny ana enas nappy. ounoury iauy,
Unclb HtramK app'olifi 1 ' ai; : Fdrgu'soh's
theatre this ovet.lng.
' '.Good Looks. '.'.
Good looks aro morathan skin doop, dc-
irmling upon honUhy, condition of all
tho vital organs, If thj L'vor 'bo Inactive,
you Iihvo a Bilious Look, if your stomach
bo dltordored you have n TJiSpoptic look
ind if your Kidlloys b'a affjetod you havo
pi .clied look, Secure good health and
vou will bavo good looks. Electric Bitters
Is, the great alterative and Tonic acts di
rectly on, thoso vital organs. Cures
Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives n good
complexion, Sold at 0. II. Hngenbuch's
Drug Store, 00c. por bottle.
Steel Hooting the UtBt.
Stool roofing is steadily forcing itsolf
boforo tho peoplo as tho best, cheapest and
most durablo kind of roofinn thai can bo
yla ed on buildings and the demand for it
id iucreaiing daily. It can be put on
quick and without tearing off tho 61d roof
ng, or otherwise inconveniencing tbo oc
cupants. Huzloton now has ovor1 fOO.000
'ott of it. F. B. Oumminga is tho town
agent or tho roofing. ;ll13-eod-3w '
.Show Notes. .
Forcpaugh opens tho show season in
Philadelphia lo-inorrovfr.
Tho number of on.i-rir.g circuso3 on tho
road this yoar will b) much greater than
last.
It is oxpoctod that Burnum'e show will
oxliibit here next fall on its return from its
westorn lour.
lUrnum closes at New York Oity to
mnrro. That show is booked for1 Harris
burg, May 14th.
Foropaugh shows will exhibit in ,Sha
m"ltin Saturday, May 7th. This aggrega
tion will afrive horo on Sunday 'mofhlng,
Slav 8th.
It is hard to docido which of tho two
monster circuits have tho bfft drawing
card? Foropaugh's "Kail of Ni-novah,"
or Barnum's "Discovery of Aiuorici."
Frkk Of OllAltQB. Beforo buying writo
to Mojsrs. jr. Ad, Jticntor cc u., aiu
Broadway, New York City, for tho vnl
uable book, "Guide to Health," and read
theindorecmonts that tho "Anchor Pain
Expeller" rcoeive at tho hands Of proml
notit phyMOiuns.i. 1!9 prize mcdsls awarded
to the manufacturers of this valuable
prenaration. -i
WANTS, &c.
FOE SALE A grocurV store
buslnobs of from I,!HO o SI,
Apply at this ofllce.,
store doing n e&sh
wtijier monin.
4-li-tf
WANTKDi-Wantod to rent, a llrst-class
nousewlthslx or seven rppms, Apply at
mis omce. "
-piUSIItAPLE I"IOP158TV,, VOil ,SALK.-
I I n'lii. flnlher nrniwrlv. on West Oik Street.
for sale. WI11 bo hold Whole or in'pahstosult
purchawr. ADl'ly on Promtsw. a,-us-i
17011 SALE. two hcfrhAsi 'One double and
U two single carriages, all harness, auaovory
thine else necessary for a livery business. Ap
ply at this olliee. 4-lMw
TOIt SALK. Chean. a 0ne-hdrs6" sprint;
J wagon with top. Also n two-seat uuriey
with oxtenslon top. Apply to l.'reu, ifurunart,
23 North Main street. 3-a-tf
WANTKD. SALlM4N,-f filary ffpm(trt.
I'ermanent place. Good chance for ad
vancemoht. Ktporteilce -unneceswrj'' ' Outfit
true, llrown llros. Co., Numerymen, Roch
ester, N.'Y. 4-4-lmd&w
WANTr.D-IIofiostl ooergUo men to
sollolt orders for Nursery Hlock I )X
pemses and Salary to men Tho can leave homo
und uorjk hUiirtyi also coipmlstiioti to loual
agents; write for terms apd territory. Address
It a.Chase &Oo., H80 . Penni-t.. i'Mra., Pa.
,, . 4-ir-!n-epd .,
TMsSdLtt'flON OP PARTNERSHIP No
Lf Uee is hereby girea that I liave, uhls dfty.
sold out my interest In the HchuylltUl Hat and
Cap 'Factory
ia!d firm will
3tory to u eu. ah claims agmmnue
i will be aeitlod )v the reinalullut ui um
1 be sealed by the remaining mum-
ber of the firm.and suid C. self, apd all accounts
due me to be pa'M to the same-.
, , NICIIOM J1HB1U4CIU,
Mionandoali. Pit , April 10, 1892. 4-18-31
SALW. A S7hcre. farm, with good house,
; barn aud putbutldlngs; farm well cultl
vted aoaBOOOtlmbei: on the iilee; never foll
ini! spring of .iwwt exvvllent waiuri two oi
llcries about two miles from the place. , Price,
0r eaur'neArmenta.' The firml'Iocated tlboht
two milig. from HUuniMn's statlpii, CylumWa
county. For further particulars address or eU
OH AUOUHT ABAMS,
4i-aw Bwver Valley, Columhki C)i., Pa.
PH6t"Os4AIiB'l'On Htll'l'iam.-Ottlce of tho
rlti) llonpltal lor Injured persone of tho
Anthracite coal regions pi Pennsylvania, Foun
tlnHpriii(f,l'emisylrania,' April 1st, 18(8.
MeuWd aud (inurkutt propouals for supplies)
for the State Ilospltal for injured persons of
the Anthraolte coal roRtons or l-ennsyivama,
will lie reoelved by the Jloard of TruiteWunjo
and including theMtb day of April. A. D. IW2,
for furnishing trendy meats, tf&oeries, druRS,
muslins, frulla.VegeUUlus, loe, Jbted, po.ll, ic,
for the year ending May 31st, 189S.
' Tee Hoard o! Trustee reserve ins rigm to
reject any or all bids. A soueauiu o (pe nr
ncies ana
hes And nro On Die umomu of eabh required, i
will lie lurauuuKi on ayuucnuon Auaress,
j. c. niiH'u
nun tn
tHuttelilpMl,
4-Ww&atw
Fowutaln Hiwlngs, i'a.
,11
( (John WfNel's old ataad) , ,
East Centre St., Shenandoah, tal
Tfae flnNt, purest sod best
Sliquors, Btersv Ales Porters !
Cigars, &c. , in the county.
The place has been entirely renovated and Im
proved. Polite attention and honorable treat
ment to all.
P. J. MVLHOIXAND.
IV1. c,
& A.
electric nm
. ...-A-KCIS,, ....
On thls-llhe will be charge!! nsr followsi .
UIoveeh'ShenanclbiTi'anilWostof HtMlb'n ' '
wo. l, meiumng uuiorauo,1 jupi)nun
nock or Glrardvllle. ..10 els.
(Urtunil faro tlcwts. oetween points nam'd; 15 "
Ulgatlound trip liokets, tjutweontllranlt
! ville and SUcnniloah, making a single
trfttlUoofCHrts...:. .7 ...!?.. 91.00
Nine round trip ttekets between Jlapna- ,i,
I hannock alia Hhenandoah, making, a
Rltisrlh trlnnlto Of 5 B-9 ctsl.,.... 1.00
Ten round trip tickets botweiin Colorado, ,
Ior any pumi, eivsv ui iu. u xruoiiuj uuii
tappahinnock, making a single trip
rate nt Ft cts. 1.00
Jlotween Cilrardvlllo. Kappahannock, Col-
uruuu Ul liny uuiiiu n mi. ui niuiiuu iijf t
and station No. S at the oast end of Up-
twr William Pcnn 1... Sets.
ilotwcen Shenandoah and Lost Creek and
Minors' golnff to or returning from work
for nnv noiuts on lino . i..... 5 "
,Twenty-two Miners' tickets ., 09 "
io aitenaanis ai oaso uniigamrH, inoratu
frntn ivnv unint tn lyrnnnds. will no f '
?io tharRO for children nnder B years not occu
pying seats auu accompamca uy ineir parents.
Tickets at above nrlcea can only bo nroeurod
at present from the ofllce of tho compiuy, Itefo
wlch's building, 2nd floor.
Secretary and Treasurer,
B. 11. SYSTEM.
LehlghValley DlvlBlon.
AnilANOEMKNT OP PABSEN
OEIV TItAINS.
APRIL 3, 1S92.
Passenecr trains leave Shcn
nndoah forPcnn Haven Junction.Mauch Chunk,
LChignton, siatington, w nuo nail, uaiasuuyua,
llazlotom Weathcrly, Qualcakc Junction, Del.
anoand MahanoyClty at 5.47, 7.40, 8.08 a.m.,
liirc;, a.10. o.iai p. m.
For New York. 5.17, 9.03 a. m., 12.63, 3.10,
R 21; rt. m.
l.or jiazioiou, vv uicoa-jjarru, tviiiiu iiuvuii,
Plttston. Laceyvino. Towanaa, sayro, waveriy,
Elmlra. ltochestcr. Niagara Falls and tho West,
10.41 ui m., (3.1U p. m., no connection tor jiocnci
ter, Buffalo or Niagara Falls), S.21J p. m.
Ifor llolvidorc, Delaware Water Gap and
glroudsburg. 5.47 a. ra., 5.20 p. m.
r or iamDeriviuu unu jltuiiiuii, v.uo u. m.
Fnn Ihinkhaiinoclt. 10. II llj m.. 3.10. 5.20 n. m.
For Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva and Lvons, 10.41
ii uv. a ai ti. m.
ForJoanosviuo. L,evi8ionunuueavprjeauow,
7.40, w.os a. m is.Ki p. m.
For Auacnrlcu, iia7.ioton, stocKion ana ijtim.
ber Yprd, 5,47,7.40. 9.08, 10.41 a. in., 12.52, 3.10,
5.2(1 p. m.
f or ocranujn, u.n, v.vo iu.i u. ui., o.iu, y.
For ilazlebrook, Jcddo, Drif ton and Fre61and,
6.47i 7.40, u.os, iu.il a. m., ia.t, j.iu, iv.u p. in.
l-'or Asnuvnu, ujraruviuo unu i.osi uruun, t.m.
7.40, 8.52,10.15 a, m 1.05, 1.40, 4.10, 0.35, 8.00, 9.14
p. m. '
For Raven Run, Centralia, Mount C.irmcl and
Bhamokln, 8.52. 10.15 a. m., 1.40, 4 40, 8.08 p. m.
Por Yatawvllle, i'urlt I'luoe, iMaunnoy uuy ar.u
uclano. 5.47. 7.4U. y.'ja a. m., i.os, o.iu, o.-o, o.uo,
9.21, 10.27 p. m. .....
:.10. 4.30. 0. 10 r. in. aud nrri e at Shenandoah at
'I'niina will nivn nnmnnKin L i.nUL u. hi u. ui
O.oa. m., o.iu, o. jo. ii. in p. in.
Leave snonanuoan ior i-ousviue, o.pu,
9.08. 10 52 u. m 12 52, 3.09, 4.10, 5.20, 8.03 p. m.
I.euve Pottsville for Shenandoah, 11.00, 7.40,
9,05, 10.18. 11.18 a. m., aOO, 5.20. 7.00, 7.15, 9.30 p.m.
LeaVo Shenandoah for Huzletoti, 5.47,7.40, 9.08,
in ji n tn vi m. :i 09. 5 au. H.ua n. m.
Leavo Haleton for Shenandoah, 7.30, 9.15
11.00 U, m., 12.45, 3.10, 5.30, 7.03, 7.50 p. m.
STTNDAY THAINS.
Trains leave for Ashland. Girardvllle and Lost
Creek, 0.50, 11.3 a. m., -J.4o p. m.
Delano, Ilasleton, Ulack Or9k Junction, Pcpn
HaVcn Jfjhctlon, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
Hethlohcm, uaston ana jmbw x oric, o.w a. m.
''FOr'Yatdsvillo, Part Placc.'Mahnnoy Clly'ttm
Delano, 8.0 a. ra- 1.40, 1.40, aos p. m. i....
Leavo Iazleton for Shenandoah, 8,00 a m.
Lia'vq Honanaaah fpr I'otlByiUCi ; 508.09,'
9.30a. m., 8.4 p, m. ,,(.,
Leavo Pottsrtlle for ShenandOah lOO'a.'tri.if
1,36. 4.30, n. 15p.m. , , .iimltw
A. A. MoLUdD, Pres & Gen. Mar.
C. a. HANCOClfvOen. Paa Agin
, , Philadelphia, PA.,
A. y. NONJrtsMACHER. Aajjt. o. p. a:;
' i i . . ' BouthBellUohentlMi.
TVULADELPllIA!: RliADINO It..lti-.l v.
TIME TABLti!tN ETl'ECT tlOVEMnEn 15, 1891.''
Fnr Now York via Philadelphia, , week, .days,
210 .5 25, 7.20 a. m., 12 35, 2.50, 5.5T p. in. Sunday,
a.ii). 7.48 a. m. For Now York tla otauchChUnk?
week (Uys, 5 t- a. m.. 12.35, 2.5Q p, TO. ,.
For Heading and ITillnrtPlnhla, wek
2.10, D.25,7.20 a. m., 12.36, 2.50, KSip.'ra. iSu
IK Udldi
Sunday,,
da'vs. Lib ?.'idn.W.!
2.60. 5,S&
For Allentqwn. week thi,vs, ,7,20 'p. ni,h j2f3J,
lur X '0mYllOf Y(eej -iv, fH.".:-vw,:
50. 5.55 ii. m. Sunday. 2.10, 7.48 a. m., i.ju p. m,
'For Tuinaulia nnd'Stnhaniiy-Cityjiwedk day
2.1a fSf 7.20 u, in,, 13,35, 2.50, 5 05 p, m. Suntia,
10, TUB a. m., iabpVm. Additional for Ma!
anoy l!ity, wceKuarB,;i.w p. m.
For Lauou3trnd Coluuvbla, week days, ,7.20
a. m 2.50 p. m. . , ,
For WIlllaraHport, Sunbury aud Lowlshurg,
week dskys. 3,25, 7.20. 1L30 a. ya.t 1.36, 7.00 p. m
Sunday rs. a. m., 30B p. m. ni KCI
For Slahanoy: Piano, week days, 2.10, 3.25 R.55,
7.80, 11.30 a. mj 1S.35. 1.35, 2,50, 6 MX, 9.25 p. m,
,.,,11.01, M."";
a a. m., o.iot ii. iui
tt-upirdnvn 2 10. 8.93
, O.Sp, (.,TilI..lU U IJ",
1.3d, S.MJ, D.OO, .OUj P. BO it. iu. OUllttaj'i
hamokln, week days,
t., T.55, 9.26 il. ni,
5.115. 7.90. 11.30 a. m.. T.M, 9.26 il. m, KUtl'
tlay, 3.26, 7.43 a. m . 3.05 p. ). i . ,
; TRAINS FOIt SHENANDOAH;
, Leave New York via Jliiladelnhla, week days,
17.45 a. ra., 1.30, 4.00, 7.30 p. in., 12.15 night, faun
cUy. 8 00p.nl., It Wnighti . 1 ".
Iuive llilllnlMlQkl;l. w(k llivi. 4.10. 10.00 a. m.
4.00, 6.00 p. m,, from Uroad and OallowhtU and
8.95 h. tn., 11.30 p. rrt. frtmi 9th tlBQUveen streets.
sumiiiy, v.w i, u.w p. pi., ri vn unit
QLwive Heading, week days, 1.9s, 7.10, 10.03, 11.50
, in., 5.l, 7,W P,m. (Sunday, 1.35, 10.48 a. m.
Leave I'ottsvlljo, week days. S 40, 7.40 a. m.,
15 30,6,11 n, M.' Snnaay,S.49. 7.00 a.m., S.05 pan.
Laove'lamAawa.woek days, 3.20. 8.48, 11.28 n.
jn., 1.21, 7 IS, .I8 p. m. Sunday, 3.30, 7.43 a. ra.,
B'l!euv' Mohanoy City, week days, a40, 9.18,
1.47 a. m , l.M, 7,42, 9,41 p. in. Sundty, 3.40, 8.17
a. m..H20p. ra. . .
' Leave Mahanoy Plane, weok as vs, 2.40, 4 oo.
0.30, 9.86, 11.59 a. m., 1.05, And, 6.-J0, 6 SB. 7 57, 10.00
i. in. Sufiouy, a. w, 4.00, 8.27 a. n., 3,?T. 5-01 Pi m.
' Yda filpAi-flvlllfl. rRatinahannoek Station).
eeka days, 2.17. 4.7, 0 30, 9.41 . m.. 12.05, C12,
2, 6,32, .03, 10.06 p. m. Sunday, 2.47, 1.07, a?3,
n. m 3 4i,3U7p. in. M
Lauve Vlllbinirt, Week days, 3,00, l.'
ra., 3.35, 11.18 p. tn. Sunday, 11.15 D, m.
For Daltlinore, Washington and tne vfi
est vfa
fi O. It. It
througn trains
leavo Qlrurd
veliuefttfltlou, I'MlKtulplila; (P. lt, It. K.) at
a.:, 7.is, iu.
B , 7.13 J. m
5.42, 7.1
B,d
1 ' ' "' ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
! Ieavo PhlladelnhlA, Ufceptuut Street Wharf
nnjdlitomh SreetWharfT
FOli A'ruAHtir! oiv.
Weekdays-Uimross, 90i)a m.,S.O0, 4KX)p. th.
lAnuommodatlon. 8.00 a tu.A.00. in. ' ' !
If Sundav Kxnrtws. 9.00 a. in. Accommodation,
f 'Wetttrniht, litfyoAtla tlo city,' detot AtVanllo
and Arkansas Avenues Week days, Express,
7.30. 9.00 a. ra., 4.00 p, in. Accommodation, 8.10
a. m., 4.30 p. m. Sunday Express, 4.00 p. m.
Accommodation, 7 30 a. m , 4.30 p. m.
C O. HANCOCK, Uon'l Pass'r Agt.
A. A. McLEOU. Pres. & Uen'l Manager
tsrtt, READING
Imi Satipal Ban
'1,3
'?THIJAS'lUUMiro,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
Mil
' 'JR.'Leiseririhq' Cashier';''
(-. I . trr- ffwr, ass 'Tbusfiwr;
Upcu Rally From tft to 3. .
PER 0EHT. INTEREST
Pulclou HavJuits Ocponlts.
E
jNflSYLVAMA RAILROAD.
BOHOTLKILI. DIViaiON.
Qn ami after Xoveniber 15, 1891, Iraltu ,tvil
leave nnenanuoaii as loiiows? . ... .
Pot WlEcan. tillberlon. Frackvllle. No'
csutle, Wt. Clair, and way points, DM, v.10
11.45 a m and 4.15 cm,
nanaaye, ouo,.4oamana.i.iup m,
For Pottsville, 6.00, 9.10,11.43 am ana 4.1
p ni
sunanyc. wj, v.iu a ra ana o.iu r m,
For He.-.dlnu, 0.00, 11 15 a in and 4.15 pm,
Bondays, IKW.9.40 a.m. RUdli.lOvm.
Vox i'otlatown. Phoealzvllle. ilorrlatov.'.
"1 Philadelphia broad street station), 8.W
l.iu in, aim 4.13 p iu wihk aays
.uudavs. 600. 9.40 a m 3.10 D mi
Trains leavo Fruckvllle tor BK'.nandoah u
WOamand 13,11.6.01. 7.42. 10.04 r nil un
d t ll.i i t ra anil 5.40 D m.
ixsave ro'isvuie loranenannoan, iu.io an;
I.4S, am 4.10, 7.15, 9.42pm. Sundays, 10.41
TI n.ir u ui.
lyave Phlladelnhla (Broad street station
rr t'ottsvlUend Shenandoah. 5.57. 8.33 a tr
l.Ki ana 7.00 p m wees aays. uanaaya.au. ano
for New xo,3.ao, 4,0s, 4.40, e.B5, e.eo, 70,
a8.BU, J.50. Il.o0andll.14. a ra. 12.00 noon
iiranon express, wn '.!J v m.i i.n.i.iso, i,u.
i.9), W) 4, 1.02, S, 6, 0.2, 6.60 7.13 8,12 and 10.01
1. m. u.ui iiiul.
in SuudavB. S.20. 4.05. 4.40. 6.35. 8.12. 8.S0. 9.5G
11.35 k m. nd 12.41. 1.40.130. 4.02. (limited
LSI), U.Z3. K.21. 0.5,,. 14 .! . tn ana 12.01 night
I or nea uin. Lioneurancn una iniermeaiai(
stations 8.20 and 11.14 a. m., 4.00 p. m. week
aavs. Freehold only 6.00 d m weeK days.
9.10 and 11.18 a. m., 1.41, 0.57, 7.40 p.m. and 12.03
I'Ul IM.UUIU.D MUU IinaUlUftWUi u.uv. I
nigmaaiiy auu a ait i.j.un. m., xa. iiimueo
expKAS with dining car toltaltlmore)1.30, 3.4t
1. Hi. uuyo. rui uuuiuiuiu uu.j, ..v, .Ui
wees: aays, o.ua, iiu p. m, uauy.
For Hlchmond. 7 20 a. m. and 12.03 nlchl
aauy. 1.0V n. m. aaiiy. except aunauy.
Lram.iLeaYOiarrisDnrj ior liieuurE ant
is weat ever? day at 12.23 and 3:10 a m ant
9 ' Miui.iuu, nuu .i,', .J y iu. ,,n)r ui
vnooar u tm ana i.iu p in overy aay.
ror nusnurs oniy, a m aauy una iu.
n week days.
ijvo Bunbury for WUllamsport, Elmlrt.
1 innudalsua, Kocheater, Un Halo and i.'lp.cun
'1l "1.10 am dally, and 1.3.5pm weeScrtayf
.'or Elmlra. 6,30 p ra woekdaye,
1.1 Ifirlo und Intermediate nolnts. S.lfl n m.
lallv. Vor Lock Itavon. 6.1(1. and 9.56 n m
'ally, l 35 and 5.30 p. m. week days. Foi
lenovn a.10 a m 1.35 and 6.S0 T m tesk day
.io. inBunnaya.
lifl. M. lUutl. J.M.WOUIJ,
aa. Man-' Oen. Pass. Ar
Shenandoah
Business
College.
A llarRe Attciid'ance
xtally, '"''!''' 1
Room for a Few Mord.
i'ninii Ml
, i chanco to secure, a (
GOOD ' BUSINESS EDUCA 7 ION 7
',Fof te'rms; &c.', cojl'at the College or address,-
V' 1' 1 v. j4 sLi.y,
1 , , Shenandoah, ra.
JOHN GOSLET'S
Green Truck Stand !
Cor. Main and Oak Streots.
Fresh Oysters Received Daily,,
A Sue line ot Ch.Slce nROCqiUES
HuU aud Candles.
Poultry of all Kinds,
Jlr.Costlot receives his green track dally
from the city roarkpts, which is A guarai
!to his oiH'oinsrS' that they will receive fi
goods, when buyiogfrom olm,
DO YOU VANT HELIEF7
lmn RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Mill promptly rillev tli ont dl
trvMitDJZ cftso cf Acuta or Chronlo illiiv
nmtuui4r Uout Uy strictly observing
tueuirecuojaa, t vtu curt yea irmtn
entlf
Uhllkt tb niunrrotii prsjiftrittOD (bat flw
leoountrF tbli tucdlolu li ft ioIBo far tl
the country tbli tufdlol
fJA kuy wnnv curt Rtt " Ou Untie will mtht
I 0DnBHtlaa wlih ttie pllli, oolvIuco tht futtercr thai
uUUfftoMrT uunrc od tba arc ten.
b ivopor rtiuud b Un tvu&i. You arifirDMUr r
kout's8juij;ijmatio RitMKiiv
fti lu f luttl prprtli r itidQfi tj tvudrfi of (if
BKMl Aalbfrift tutll
Oui) Mtjjeutil iuiredltmi, rrn&r)bl for tbetfcpjiH;
HMVDIPSi
r iwmri, r nmi-i iu r m t uimhh pi auuui p
KlIFltMTIC hill lib V.
81.03 F Sattli. 6 BottT '13.00. mis. 5 Cts. Sex.
t'eoi r (
mBUfiiurfit itAU jou lll rceftlvt 1 1 hr nftl
3037 Market Mrcft. I'liiltid'a, ra.
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
y 'booth main street,
Where he will bo pleaded to Tneet the wants
of his friends aud tba public lu
.Everything in tho Drinking Line,
It will pay
WALL PAPER
ony ono in
wnnt of
to tend 8c to pay postage ou our beautiful Una of
over 100 inutchtvl samploa &t loweit prtcoa, .
i
ffWiTnrfi
1 - I Ma ")li-lcMAir V2 M. .ti .V in nt uw W a B K f tmm w
6 , ; i : " HAW :
HUEEAH !
A
GREAT DAY FOR SHENANDOAH !
1
Will ke Jiossessioijwith hia
'anny of performers and
h b n a n d o a
I jf Tlie Street Parade
T
i r f
- d
Animalsand Breasts of all Kinds !
One of the most gorgeous
m
1 FALL f lilt
This great feature is realistic and thrilling- in the
extreme, and the
The GinM?aplt finable
Precedes
! ' .11 '.i. I ll"l 1,1
Gredt Mastodon Show.
An
a tiity of tents will be at
h T r o tt i n e P a r k
will be sometjii'ggJuieV
spectacles evenehibitcd will be
the first act.