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lNTAllI.lSIH.I) 1R70.
Published every livening, Ktccpt Hominy, nt
8 Sooth Jarihn Htiiki.t, Nkar Centiie.
Tlio Herald Is delivered liiSlieunnilnHli nnd tlie
surrounding towns for six eent a week, JHiy
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upon application.
Entered at the poatofflee at f hennndoah, l'n., as
second ulass mail matter.
TKMil'HOXtt CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
MONDAY, 8R1TKMRKR 30, 1803.
STATE TICKET.
STATBTHEASUKKIt,
Hhkjamin J. Haywood, of Jlorcor.
surKKion coukt judges,
Jamks A. ISuavi.k, of Centre.
11. W. W'illakd, of Lackawanna.
Chaki.kr K. Rice, of I.uiserne.
Okobob H. Orlady, of Huntingdon.
John J. YVickiiam, of Beaver.
IIowAnii IEkhdkk, of Northampton.
This week the volunteer firemen of the
state will havo things their own way in tho
city of Reading. For tho first time in sev
eral years Shenandoah will havo a largo rep
resentation on the Held. The Columbia Hce
&. Stoam Kiro Engino Company No. 1 will
send at loast fifty fully uniformed men to
participate in the state parade. Wo hope to
Bee their return marked by tlio praises of vthe
Reading press.
Tin: rain has come at lust, but tho people
should not become lavish with tho water
just yot, or growl if tlio limited supply
should bo continued. They should remem
ber that tlio curtailment is not the fault of
tho borough streams or works. The drought
has been the severest experienced in this
stato for many years, and it is only for tho
ultimate weal of tho peoplo that tho borough
authorities maintain moderation in tho supply
of water for tho time being.
THE PRIMARIES AND TICKET,
Probably before this issuo of tlio IIebali
reaches the readers tlio delegates who wcro
elected ut tho Republican primaries on Satur
day will have completed tho work for which
they wcro selected. At all events, much of it
will havo been accomplished and tho nomi
nees named by the Democratic party of this
county on tlio 21st inst. will have a good idea
of who their opponents ut the election next
November will he. Wo trust tho result will
ho as near satisfactory to all voters of tho
Republican party as it is possible to make it,
- uauil that tho nominations will bo so heartily
anV. candidly endorsed by members of the
partythroughout the county that nothing
will bobble to prevent a repetition of the
Itepublicun victories of the last two years.
It is difficult to sco any reason why tho
delegates at work at Pottsvillo to-day should
fail in presenting to their party a ticket that
-will bo entitled to and win tho loyal support
of all within tho ranks and all fair minded
peoplo outside of them. Tho convention is
not made up of the kind of material that
constituted the gathering of tlio Democrats
at tho same place a littlo over
week ago. Tho latter was comprised
of men who may bo said to havo been repre
sentatives of nono but themselves and im
mediate frionds and sympathizers. They
-wore delegates, 'tis true, but derived their
. creation almost entirely through their ow
votes and votes from their inmiediato circle'
.,Kvorything pertaining to their election
tive
iiilisequent proccouings was strongly
ha,
an indifference on tho part of
hi
ajid fllo that lias not been so mar,
est'
4 1..
Democratic sido in any cumpai
Qpj.UllU
portion
thib one. Only a portion oC
setttiod to iiold
Iiolitieiuns eonied active,
bediming to tlie
and tho Democratic
i I uthhuvus aioui ii:...
1. t i".
, .enilof the tmn, or (lt
.'thi T1,B,,ele,7'''Iooaudwehave reason
lilu.'t'i'Jt Tm y T1'0y 8re "ot """
i,i:-'"di",ence. Irnin,rui ii.i,..i((i..
l-l tliroughalmtt
"e of sentiment at the primaries,
)' i here sueh
ttles belong and should end, no
, tar as tli
iwrty is eonoenied. Tlioae fcont
Steimniluttli cannot be eharpMl
liaving I wing "picked," or bnHldfld m
er than representative! of the lffliHiJllloiHi
imrty, aud wlmt they do will, tt ictved
with the same iuterett a HA ivrfmsrios
,ia aroused.
lie It must lie clear to everybody looking at
"'"J-tlie situitiuii without beiug influenced by
Iitiment that this is a Republican year in
.luiylkill. The ilepublican luive lieen and
ire active. They have been at the primaries
Win numbers alnioat m large as on regular
WdeoUon days, in many iiutauves, and with
he same energy und watchfulness to-day and
henceforth they can easily defeat the opposi
tion. There is but one evil io guard againat,
iiid that Uapatliy that may follow the nomi
Wlitlou of a good ticket under the supjKi.sition
Kim ft )(t Democrat will not turn in to the
V'1 '"'iport of the ticket nominated for thorn.
Deals l
j;m Iry Kepnbl.i an voter should be at the poll
(llyear. ilwy (.liter the aiincnt
rereneuun i h. Ill iiiiicnitu -mK may .ii'.ive
PI W 't'V( un1, tulu"ti "I vantage of tht l.'o
hliian contldi nie, the IX hum nits nmycuii-
snlidnte at llio eleventh liour and elect every
man on tholr ticket, Waiving fill Kciitiinont in
order to avail tlicMsoH'oe of an opportunity
for a sweeping prestigo.
Kvcry Republican Should bo at tlio polls, so
that there shall be no break In the chain of
victories on tho cvo of tho presidential elec
tion. It is their duty to show that Schuylkill
did not not turn Kopuulicnn for a your or
two, or merely for tho sako of giving a
majority to tho party when tho Congressman-ot-Large
was olected, hut that slio gavo a
majority to the Republican party because she
realized through the developments of the
present national administration that the
Democratic party is inimical to tlio dearest
interest of tlio country and in 1800 she
wanted to be with tlio Republicans to help
restore order, coiilldonco and hope. If the
Republicans do their duty this fall thoreneed
lie no apprehension asto where tho county
Will be In 189(1.
In a recent letter to tho manufacturers Mr.
W. F. llonjamin, editor of tho Spectator,
Riisliford, N. Y., says: "It may boa pleas-1
uro to you to know the high osteem in which
Chamberlain's medicines aro held by tho
peoplo of your own stato, whore tlioy must
bo best known. An aunt of mine, who re
sides at Doxtor, Iowa, was about to visit mo
a few years since, and before loaving home
wroto me, asking if they wcro sold here,
stating if they woro not sho would bring a
quantity with her, as sho did not liko to be
without them." Tlio medicines referred to
aro Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous
for its cures of colds and croup ; Chamhor
lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, lamo back,
pains in tlio side and chost, and Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints. Thcso medicines havo
been in constant uso in Iowa, for almost a
quarter of a century. Tho peoplo have
learned that they arojirticlcs of great worth
and merit, and uncqualcd by any other.
Thoy aro for salo hero by Gruhler Bros.,
Druggists.
Two More Murder Suspects Jailed,
"Vn,Ki:snAi:itE, Ph., Sept. 30. Matthew
Mnrchlcauny nnd John Nllkocis woro ar
rested ut I'ittston, nnd after :i preliminary
hearing woro committed to tho county jail
here, charged with being accomplices In
tho murder of Ignnz sunovltz at Plttston
last Tuesday night. Tho officers nro thor
oughly investigating tho murder, and now
havo four suspects lu jail.
Strnck by a lied Hot liar of Iron.
LEBANON, Pa., Sept. 80. Thomas Ij,
Kern, of 320 Lehman street, employed at
the Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut works,
wis struck under the left shoulder by n
bar of red hot iron from tho rolls. ' The
llosh was torn and roasted and his chest
wns very badly burned. Kern lost much
blood us a result of his injuries, and Is vory
weak.
Marvelous Hermits
From a letter written by Rev. J. Guilder
man, of Dlmondale, Mich., wo are permitted
to make this extract : "I havo no hesitation
in recommending Dr. king's New Discovery,
as tlio results were almost marvelous in the
case of my wife. Wliilo I was pastor of the
Baptist church at Rives Junction sho was
brought down with Pneumonia succeeding
La Grippe. Tcrriblo paroxysms of roughing
would last hours with littlo interruption and
It seemed as 11 she could not survive them
A friend recommended Dr. King's New
Discovery; it was qulcK m its work anym
highly satisfactory in results." Trial hottf
ireo at A. N asley's drug store. Regular.
ROe nnd Si Ml.
,
IN.
LAST OF THE BASEBALL
Baltimore llptalns tho Leau
ship, with Cleveland
exuns. w. r r.o.
P.O.
.5.18
..V
.508
.33.1
.203
negr-
.71 61
fk-68 01
Baltimore.. 8ii 43
Cleveland. ..8 48
Phllada 77 63
Chicauo "ii 58
Brooklyn... 71 69
Boston "0 59
liatLCO 01
1 3'ton...43 84
ulrLouts....3n 03
ed f-uul8vule...js vti
-, , tMllue UA.MKS.
SATURDAY'S
.. xMrsii ganio: lirook
nhla. .1
At
1'l.hliadeln
lyn, 0M,tau.ioro, fij New York, 2. At
Brookj10Sj,uAVa.shington, 8; Boston, 5.
Yorl -4is-PIttsburg, 18; St. Louis, 2.
ir ricro P hp nnnH k. nut
,u A;, nisville-Clovoland, o"' LlsX'e, 8.
spvin' ""' - ! GAMES,
dngKisl Louisvilio Louisville. 13: Cleveland s'
euilK p- -.-..t,w vmwiu, u; (Jinclntlntl, 1.
r . '
Narrow E.cap of Ut Saver..
Matiquettk, Mich., Sept. JJO.-Tlio steam
bargo Korshaw und tho schoonors Moon
light and Kent wontnshorooutho Cooclay
beach, four mllos oast of Marquette, wliilo
trying to miiko this harbor. Tho schooners
were driven high on tho sand bench and
will weather tho storm. Tlio Korslmwwas
driven on u reef nearly a milo from shore,
and broke In two in tho middle, tho bow
being washed away. Tho other half of the
boat is still on tho rocks, with a furious
sen beating against it. Tho life saving
crew had u narrow escape from auHth hy
their boat capsizing. When they reached
shore half of thorn were disabled from
cold, and one of them nearly dead.
White Swelling
:me on my leg after typhoid fever, and
Came on my leg after typhoid fever, and
nleejaw of tho lione came out. nheumatisra
Jolnad Ui scrofula to put me In misery.
IlSaraaparllla provi d Just the medi
o)mj relteved me of pain, gave mo a
Bood JHif-etite and I laid aide my orulch
uwam- Having tHken 10 bottles
flood's SarsaparSi.a
limb ie ent . irelv healed and now I am
eotly well." (Jkokhb W. Obomweli,,
I'Jeosant, Maryland. $lj alx for rS.
Hood's pnis erxra0."''
SfUm.'.plon
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Main and Centre streets. Shenandoah
Ofllco hours: 8 to 10 a. 111.: 1 to 3 1. 111.: 7
p. m. Night ofllco No. 2!0 West Oak stree!
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30 E. Lloyd street, Shenandoah.
Ofllce hours :
-7 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and'
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofllco Water Company
building, 3
Lloyd street.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Shenandoah, Pa.
M. BUItKK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllco Ecan hulldlnc. corner of Mai
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
gDWAllD W. SHOEMAKER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
3 and
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Market streets.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 65, Mahanoy City, Pa.
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General Milea Will Command tho
United Slate3 Army.
A BRILLIANT MILITARY 0AEEEB.
The rirt Commander of the Array Since
General WlnQold Soott Who Wat Not
Graduuio of West rolnt Ills Services
m an Indian Flglitur.
NEW York, Sept. 80. Thcro is now no
longer nuy doubt that Major Gcnornl Nol
son A. MUoa will succeed Llotitonnnfc Gou
ernl SohoQeld In the ofllco of general in
command of tiio United States army. Gen
eral Miles mado a Btatomont of tlio fact
last night to n reporter of tho Associated
Press, saying that ho was Informed of
President Cleveland's determination to
appoint him on Friday last by Secretary of
War Lamont, whom ho met in this city by
special nppolntinent nt tho Metropolitan
club.
General Schollold retired from active
service at noon yesterday, nnd it I? prob
able that tho appointment of Goneral
Miles will be announced within n, day or
two. The general will go to Washington
In it few days to assume the duties of his
high position.
This announcement will set nt rest tho
rumors which havo agitated army circles
tho past year concerning General Scho-
GB24KRAL NELSOIT A. MILES.
field's probablo successor. AYhile General
Miles was tho sonior major general of the
army, and one of tho most popular, per
sanally, with his subordinates, it wes re
ported that ho was, for somo reason, per
sona non grata to the president, nnd that
the fact that ho had no diploma from West
Point might weigh against his chances.
General Rugcr was tho principal rival for
the appointment mentioned.
There was nlso nn impression in somo
quarters that tho ofllce of general of the
army might bo left vacant for some time,
as thoro Is no requirement of law for such
a position and as there are precedents for
leaving it unfilled, Only onco since tho
army was organized, howover, has tho pre
sident failed to appoint tho senior general
to tho command of the army.
tor of the Associarcu Press nt ids head'
rtors on ftrnwrinpn' Tl?,,wl 1. t..K..1-n
'vnriw I j. 0f his nppointmcnt.
iieir jy lmormnnt," said tlio general, "was
vi oi ui v unmuui, nuoin i mci uvuneen.i
theitment at tho Motropolitun club in
s last Ji'ritUiy. Naiurallv. I was
atifled. In a sen.se, however. .iv
alV ,m. Venc is not a promotion, us the
s , i0UtQunui general beciune extinct
ivltft tho Iwtliemout of General Schollold.
1 wlMrsr y upon my now viutiv with ns
littloUIr. iks possible; in fact,, as soon as
me leiw kj oi war Issues tho order nu
nounciLia succession.
"In lei v)),;(5ioro I will do so with manv
regrets. is the pleii,uutoo post I
ever had. V'r".0ugh in tho very heart of
civlzation ft! J1H much retired u if it.
hundreds oVKricLj awny, instead of beln
-..i -
within u guilllliiiiiif tlio metropolis. Thou,
too, tho pooplU. lew York and Brooklyn
havo been voiV,ma,pitable, and I shull
leave them wilii(;loiy social obligations."
ueral Miles isked whether lis will
recommend any c . IOs in tho adminis
tration of the nrnAiitliae renlied th;it, if In.
so cumemplated it0 ua'.d hurdlr bo nronor
toilUmss them ut t)ul 6mo.
Tlio general wouly. ifo no direct reply
to tho nueslion whs ho tl.mmi.i. ri,n
grade of lieutenant (X Si ,int bo j-
yivea by oongi-ess in InVnce p fts ln thot of
uonerai souonom. p
Wlien asked whether
al Rugerwlll
suecou mm lu oomman'
the dapnrt
replledi Lou; but. of
niont of tho east Goneral iVt's,
"That is tho general liuw
course, I cannot speak authi
ititlvelv."
run rank of lieutenant
d expiros
1 Jin, as It
with Genorul rioiicaold's roti.
is u jjiadu crefctcd only by
1 act of
congress in rei oguitlon of dltfLidiruishoil
servieos. ItUns Uen bostowedVufKin six
geuerala WIa,Uiu;tou, Soott, UralK, ahor
uian, Sheridi.u .mil sicuofleld. .
GuiiLV.il MIrs bus received all hiiUiili
taiy truinii; on the Held of expuriWa,
Inst -ad of in the schools. He will beVhe
Hi st general tor many years who wiw Aot
a M ost Point, graduate, and as the West
Poiniora are reputed to osi teem themselves
the ai-iiitocruiy of the arms it hiw been re
ported that his volunteer antecedent
would militate against his appotntmeut,
so far as the influence of the army olrcle
had to do with it. Genernl WlndeM Soott
was tile lftt commanding general who
was not a West Point man.
General Miiog is a native ef iVtaMaoliu.
sothi, having been born in Westminster
on Aug. 8, lfiJ9. In 1861 he joined the
iweuiy-seoouu Aiasiuoliiiiettg and served
throughout Uie roballion with great dis
tinction. Hs ulstlnguUhixl himself earlv in
his career in the Army of thePotomao.and
took part in every engagement, except one
up to Lee's surrender at Appomattox. Gen
eral Milesilistlngulihed himself in partlou
larat Spotts . ivnnla. Attaektnir thn ldrwiilv
angle on tho right, ho broke the onemy's
lino, routed Mm and ouptured Lieutenant
General Busurod Johnson and his divi
sion. At Five Vort Miles saved the dav
"j wt uuji w o.io imuuD ui ouenuan s ouv
alry aud NVurron's fifth corps.
General Miles' promotion was marked
by aomowhat exceptional rapidity, only
about a year elapsing boforo he was made
lieutenant colonel of tho Sixty-flr.,t New
York infantry, and a mouth later he was
made u ooloucl of the same roguneit. In
1804 he utuUuetl the rank uf brigadier
goneral of volunteers. In IbiKi ho was
miiBteied oui of tlie volunteer servioe and
placed ln eommand of the Vourth UnlUxl
States infuutry, iu which he remained till
1889, when lio wns transferred to tho Fifth
Infantry.
Altogothor tho now commnndor has had
n variod military career. Slnco tho war ho
has been host known as nn Indian lighter.
Ho did fluo work nt tho hond of tho Indian
territory expedition in 1878. In 1870 ho
drove Sitting Hull over tho Canndlan lino,
captured a number of noted warriors, nnd
nlso succeeded In making prisoners of
Chief Joseph nud tho Noz Porcos. In 1878
ho defeated nnd captured n band of Ban
nocks in Yollowstone Park. Notions nftor
this ha succeeded In briuglng In Sitting
Bull, aud thus was moro a factor than
miy other man in the sottloment of Mon
tana nnd North nnd South Dakota. In 1880
ho captured Goronlmo und his band of
Apaohes lu Arizona.
His most recent claim to public attention
was tho part ho took In suppressing tho
Chicago strike of tho Amorlcan Hallway
union last year.
Goneral Mllos was commissioned brovot
brigndlor general Mnroh 2, 1807, brlgadlor
general December, 1880, nud n.5or goneral
in 1800, when he was assigned to tho com
mand of the division of Missouri, which ho
relinquished last year to take command of
this department on tho retirement of Ma
jor General O. O. Howard.
In appearance Genoral Miles is ono of
tho most stalwart and soldierly men in
tho service. Ho Is over six foot tall nud
does not look his fifty odd years.
THE CUP REMAINS HERE.
Ellmlivj-nn Wins the Deciding llaoe In tile
Contest with fpruce IV.
OrsTKU BAY, L. L, Sept. 80. Tho Sea
wauhaka Yacht club's porpotual challenge
cup for smull boats will not be carried
away this year by an Kngllsh champion.
In the last of tho International racos.sailed
on Saturday, on n triangular course of
twclvo miles off Oyster Bay, tho littlo
Ethel wynn fairly ran away from tho Brit
ish challenger, Spruco IV, crossing tho
finish line to the music of shrloklug stenm
whistles, booming cannon and ringing
cheers, a winner by ton minutes nnd forty
ouo seconds.
Tho ease with which tho Etholwynn car
ried off the honors was a surprise to even
her most ardent admirers. Two victories
stood to tho credit of each little racer, and
it was expected that tho declsivo struggle
would bo a closo ono, but in n stiff breeze,
and in tho sort of sailing in which tho
visitor is at her best, tho littlo Yankee
showed her a clean pair of heels over tho
whole course.
Two Killed Rt th Son Proving Grounds.
New YoiiK, Sept. 80. During a test of
a Canet rapid fire gun at tho Sandy Hook
proving grounds the breech block blow
out as It was bolng screwed in, instantly
killing two privates of tho ordnance de
partment, who wero serving the gun. and
Injuring two more, one of whom will prob
ably die. Lieutenant Montgomery, who
wns conducting the test, escaped with a
concussion of tho cor drum. The dead are:
Corporal Robert Doylo, S3 years old, of
Philadelphia, Instantly killed; Private
Frank Conway, of Green Island, instantly
killed. Private Jumes Coyne was cut on
forehead and neck and face, and will prob
ably die. Private William McDonald had
his left arm above tho elbow blown away.
Snleldn In a Cfdlnr.
Trenton, Sept. 30. Charlos Leroy Well
ing, n prominent rubber salesman of this
city, committed suicido yesterday at his
father's home on North Clinton nvonue.
Welling was found dtf ' ." 'ip cellar with
his throat cut. Ho had been arTlikinffdiir
ing tho past fow days. No other cause for
tlio suicide Is known. Welling studied
law ami was admitted to tho bur in 1870,
urn, no nas noi practiced In mnnv vi-hm
When ho did it was with tho Jersoy City
firm of Gilchrist, JIcGlll & Gilmour, which
iuciuucu unnnceiior jicuiji
Hlcctrlc Hitters.
Electric Hitters is a medicine suited for any
season, but perhaps moro generally needed in
the spring, when the languid exhausted
leeuiig prevails, when the liver is torpid and
sluggish and tho need of a tonic and altera
tive is leit. A prompt uso of this medicino
has often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicino will act moro
surely in counteracting and freeing tho sys
tem from the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Only fifty cents per bottle
ui a. vvHsiey's urug sioro.
JOHN DALT0N,
Agent for
Shenandoah' and Vicinity
For--"
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"DR.A.-A. SEIBERT,
Specialist iu dtawea of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
307 Wert Market St., POTTBV1LLK
Houtir 8:80 a. jn. to 12 in.; 1 to 4 p. m.. ts.
S n. in. Sundavs f) a. m. to IU m
Wholesale Liquors.
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STOCK ALE A SPECIALTY.
Welter's, Uorllner ud WoIm Iieer.
22-24 S. Alain St., Shenandoah, Pa.
5 Your
keep you healthy if you
keep them healthy.
You can do it with
DSHobh's
para;
A few doses will
relieve. A few boxes
will cure.
All Untfjpists, or
by mail prepaid oti
receipt of price, 50 c.
a box.
Writs for pamphlet.
HOBB'S MEDICINE CO.,
Chicago. San Fnncuco.
READING R. R. SYSTEM.
IN KFrKOT JUNK tsyi.
Trains leave 8 enundoali as follows:
For New York vift Philadelphia., week
dn , 2 10, 5 25, 7 20 a.m. and 12 58, 2 55,
5 55 p. in. Snr.ilaj s, 2 10 a. m.
For New York via Mench Chunk, wotk
duys b 25, 7 20 a. in. and 12 58, 2 5 p. m.
For Heading and Philadelphia, week days,
2 10, 5 25, 7 2H, n. m. and 12 68, 2 65, 5 6a p.
m. Sundays, 2 1(1 a. m
For Pottcvillo, eek days, 2 If, 7 20 a. ni.
and 12 68, 2 65. 5 55 p. ni. Sumlap 2 10 a. m.
For Tamoqua and Mahanoy City, week
days, 2 10, 6 25, 7 2(1 a. in. and 12 58, 2 6&
5 55 p. m. Bunda) s, 2 10 a. m.
For Williainaport, Sunhury anil Lowisburg,
week davs, .3 25, 1 1 30 a. m. and 1 60, 7 20 p.
m. Sunday fl, 3 25 a. m.
For Mabnnnv Dane, week days, 2 10, S 25,
5 25, 7 20, 11 30 a. ni. nnd 12 8, 1 50, 2 55,
5 55, 7 20, J 35 p. in. Buiiiisys, 2 10, 3 25
a. in.
For Ashland and Khiunokln, week days,.
3 26, 7 20, 11 30 a. in. and I M 7 20, i 36 p.
in. Sundays, 3 25 a. i".
For Baltimore, Washington and the West
via B. i- O. It. 11., through tiains leave Bead
ing Terminal, Philadelphia, (1. A R. R. R.)
at 3 20, 7 55, 11 2ft a. iu. MndJMB, 7 27 p. m.
Bunaays su, 7 U", u -fi:' '
p.m. Additional jftT' OXll
and Chestnut stre
5 41, S 23 p. m.
TIIAINO J
days, 8 00
12 15 nigh
iipeare's grandest vV
Leave .
days, 4 3.
Leave:
week i
6.02, VI
iu.i anf nr-,i-
i T "...i-iim.ii
- "! Ift'aVelWiV7llac.
m.
unn n .iu, i, i,: p,
a. ni.
iieavo Tamanua, week davs, 3 18, 8 0.
11 23 a. in. and 1 20 7 15. !) 2a n. ni. Rnnrlna. 1
3 Sa. m. ' ' '
Leave Mahanoy Citv, week dsye, 2 41,
21, II 47 n. m. and i ol, 7 39, 0 61 p. if.
Sundays, 3 -16 u. ni.
Leave Mulmnoy IManc week dayi ,2 10, 4 00,
6 30, 9 37, 1 1 Si) o. m. and 12 58, 2 lis, 6 20,
0 26, 7 53, 10 10 p. m. cSiimli.8, 2 40, 4 00
8. m.
Leave Villlanisport, week davs, " 42,
1" 10 a. m. and 3 .15, 11 15 p. t. tJundavs,
11 15 p. in. ' '
ATLANTIC OITV 1) VISION
Leave I'iui.ie , his , Cliennut St. Wharf
nnd 8outh Htreei Wl mf for Atlautic City.
Weekda.is fx' ress. 9 ml a. ni., (Satur
days onlv I SlO. 2 uti, 3 Ou. 1 eo. 5 Oft li. m.
Accommodatiii'i, 8 1 1) a. in., is p. ni.
Bimday l.x,.rei"t. soft, u on. lnnn n. m.
AccommHootioii. - HI) h. .n. iuuI 4 30 n. in.
ItKTIJHNJNO LEAVK ATLANTIC) CITY
Depot.comei .Vilsntic nil Arkansas avenues,
Weok days txproso, 7 (Hi, 7 45, 9 00 a.
m., 3 lft tird s .in p. m. Aeeonnnoilatiori, R 15
a. m. and 4 H2 p. .
Sunday Kinross. 4 Oft. 5 '5. in1 n m
Accommodation, 7 15 a. ni., and 4 15 p. tr...
Parlor Cars on all Express tra-im.
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General Superntenileiit. fien I'nss, Agt.
The Backus Water Motor
ist
the Most Economical Power Known.
and the Best In tlie World for Driving ' '
Llgrht Machinery.
It takes but little room.
It never gets out of repair.
It can not blow up.
It requires no fuel.
It needs no engineer.
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Machines, Peeil Cnttera, Corn Slllla, Elevators,
Kto. Pour-home ower at 40 pounds prossure of
water. It is nolseles, neat, comnnct, Mendy,
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IT IS VERY CHEAP.
Price, $15 to $300,
Send foroJroulnr to tlie Jloekus Water Motor
Oo,, Newark, N. J., statins paper you saw
advertUenieiii in.
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