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POLITICAL CARDS.
PIERCE WALKER,
Of tho Fourth wnrd.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
VOTE FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,
Ok SursAsrioAii,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Rlrst District.
vote: for
-FRANK C. REESE,
OF SllKXAMiOAM,
FOR REGISTER.
vote: for
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
OF llBOAI) MOfXTAIK,
-KOlt-
County Treasurer
vote: for
GEO. FOLMER, Sr.,
Ok Siien-amkmh,
-FOR-
AH J
C0reaSli
" BRYANTALBANY.
Meots Senator Hill at Dinner in
New York's Capital.
THE RESULT HOT MADE PUBLIO,
lie Alterwnrd. Ai1ttres.es Ten Thousand
Tetiple lu the City Hull Smmre Setinlor
Hill Was Ni.t l'resriit IltlrlliK tin- Ail
j tlress Jlr. llrynn nt 1'tleu.
i Al.HAXY, Aut?. 2i1 Tho ec-ml liny ot
' Wllllum J. Hryiin's trip wustwtirtl from
' the seclusion of Unl Ttnok was tin event
ful ono, crowili) 1 with n vnriety of incl
I tlentH of, tr.ivel, lnellflliiK n picturesque
1 r""nntltmnt a sunimor hotel, n stlrrlnit
I Hpi'tvh to n croml nf workltiRniun lit the
tuviiof KuiKSton. nlitl eulmlnatliiK Inn
p-L-it mot'tln nt Allnny, where ths cmi
ili'l'ito sp-ik.' t ) n oro Vit ostlmatoil nt from
T.P'ilt) ln.mn )ot);iIt!, pnoko'.l In tho city
hull iuiire uiulor t!u s!m,l jy of tha state
h iu o.
It, 'I'oro thU ilcmonettvitlon Mr. nml Mrs.
Uiy m -,it iloivn to n dliinor with S snator
Hi'l mi 1 prim.ne.it Albany Danuic-ruf nt
th 8'nator's in;nnlllccnt home, tltlu 1
Woolforf! lloot, whltliTthey wuroilrlvou
directly from tho depot, whore n strons?
lungoil crowd enmo no.ir mouulug them
ou their arrival. Thoso who met tho
De.mocr.itte canilldato nnd his wlfo nt Mr.
Hill's much dlsctissod dlniior wore: Su
prama Court Judgo I). Cndy 'llerrlok
and wlfo, Louis W. Pratt, tho collector of
customs, nnd wlfo, Norton Chaso, chair
man of tho city Domocrntio coiumlttoo,
which, with other local organizations, hud
tho meeting lu charge For nearly thruo
hours Mr. Hrynn was tho guest of tho Now
York senator, and although every partici
pant lu tho dlunor avcrrod that It was
purely a soclnl affnlr tholr descriptions
wero taken with a grain of salt, It being
tho gcnoral Impression that an under
standing was reached which will lnsuroto
Mr Hrynn tho support of tho partyorgan
l.ntlnu in tho stato.
Tho crowd began to gather In tho city
hall square two hours boforo tho meeting,
.il l when Mr. Hryun faced them tho peo
ple were packed In solid masses over sev
eral acres of pavemont and sod, with ad
venturous men clinging Uko boquets lu
tho branches of trees and climbing tele
graph and lamp posts. Ills nppearnnco as
Ik- stepped upon tho ling draped platform
kindled n florco shout, which swelled Into
cheers, with hundreds of hats nnd hand
kerchiefs In tho air. Ho was escorted by
Messrs. Chase and I'ratt, Recorder James
Mathows, Postmaster Woods nnd Collec
tor John P. Masterson. Senator Hill was'
uot thero. Mr. Chaso introduced tho orator.
Mr. llrynn said, in part:
"Mr. Chairman and Fellow Citizens: It
Is proper, aye more, it is necessary, that
tho ciludidiite who stands upon u platform
shall indorso tho utterances of his plat
form, and I stand before you to declaro in
your presence that I indorse every word
and every syllablo of tho platform at Chi
cago. Hut, whllo I do so, I expect lu this
campaign tho support of many Democrats
who are not willing to iudoie nil that tho
platform declares for. In a campaign there
Is always some overshadowing Ir-ho, then
is in a campaign always ono groat para
mount question which more than any
other will determine tho allegiance of
tluo who suoport the ttoket, and in this
painpnign wu'npupal with conlldenco to
M&se people wno aicopposoti to u longer
IVjutlnuation of tho gold standard policy
Hi' tho United State.
"I assert that behind the gold standard
In this country tho only potent forco con
sists of those who hold fixed Investments
and those who ns brokers profit tho greater
by moro bond Issues. They tell the labor
ing man of tills nation that they ought
to support a gold standard. J lie laboring
men hnro never found the financiers of
this nation tho nicu who have exerted
themselves to lmprovo tho condition of tho
laboring man.
. "As a rulo tho men who havo spoilt their
time trying to break down labor organi
zations tho only protection that tho-laboring
man has had these are tho men
who now come to tho help of tho laboring
man. I ask you if you ought to expect
blessings from those from whom you have
only received cursings In the past? I no
tice that ono of our opponents tho other
day said that tho old soldiers would bo
opposed to froo coinage. They gave tho
impression that tho financiers aro very
much Interested in maintaining a gold
standard for tho benefit of tho soldiers;
but, my friends, tlieso men forget that all
of tho soldiers lived during tho war, and
that during tho war tho soldiers know
that the financiers mado tholr bonds pay
able in gold and left tho soldier to offer
Ills llfo upon tho battlefield. Moro than
that, my friends, I do uot bcllovo that tho
soldiers who aro willing to offer tholr
lives if need bo In behalf of their country
lire today going to join in n conspiracv to
enslave seventy millions of freo people by
fettorlng them to a gold standard."
The crowd which followed Mr. Ilryan's
escort to the depot rushod through
tho strong forco of pollco which had boon
thrown about tho building and yard, nnd
closed In upon tho carriage, so that tho
candidate and his wife hail a hard strugglu
to get to the car. At 8 :15 tho train moved
out toward Utlcu, whore tho party decided
to spend tliq. night. Whllo Mr. llrynil was
spoakiug nt Utlca about half of the plat
form fell.seudlng fifty men to tho dlstaueo
of ten feet. Nouo wero seriously injured,
although several wore cut nnd bruised.
Unltl l'ostnlllctf ltohhers la New Mexico.
Wamiixutox, Aug. &). A telegram re
ceived from tile United Statos marshal at
Sautn Fo, X. M., states that the Separ
gang of postollico robbers, with other out
laws, are fortlflod in Grant couuty, N. M.,
and that owing to tho fact that many of
the ranchers nro lu sympathy with the
robbors it isdllllcult to procure a posse to
effect tholr nrrest. Tho marshal nt Santa
Fo asks that li troop of cavalry from Fort
llayard lio ordered to assist In making tho
arrests.
Governor of Chlcktiiv Nntlnu.
Independence, Ivan., Aug. 20. Com
plete returns from tho elections In the
Chickasaw nation show that Harris has
lioen elected governor by a majority of 63
orcr Jones Wolf. Harris was tho candi
date of tho half brood or professional ele
ment. As a big majority of tho half breeds
wero elected to tho senate and houso n rad
ical chungo for tho hotter may booxpected
In tho management of tho Chickasaw na
tion, Succeofiil Kmlliiar of a Strike.
F.LWOOD, Ind., Aug, 2d. Tho tin plate
workers' strike hero was ended yesterday
by tho company signing the scale. Hun
dreds of persons aro out in force rojolclng
...Ith lha ctpllrni'a nvpp thn nenniifnl snttle-
nient of tho strike, nnd nro parading tho
iguig uuu siiuuiiug.
LbGlfild BABY
Grew Tor.e umlrr Treatment of llest
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)i!LIJON.llllSffl!l)l)ED.
Marriage of Honry P. Whitnoy and
Miss Gertrude Vandorbilt.
SIMPLS BUT IUP0SINO OEREMONT.
The rnthrr nf the llrlde Witnesses the
Ceremony lierliulugltl Ills lutnll.l Clnilr.
tinny MagnlHcent l'resetils The llnliej.
lutmu n I.cuox.
NKWP03T. H. I., Aug. 2d. Snrroiimle.i
by tho members of her Immediate fiitnih ,
and those nf the bridegroom's family In j
tho grent reception room at "Tho Ureak
ers" Miss Gertrude Vanderbllt, eldest
daughter of Cornelius Vanderbllt, was
wetltleil yesterday to Harry I'ayne Whit
ney, eldest son of the former secretary of
tho navy, William C. Whitney. Tho cere
mony was performod by the How I)r
George J. Maglll, rector of Trinity church,
assisted by lllshop Potter. The bishop not
bolus a resldont of tho state, prevented
him from tying the knot.
Cornelius Vanderbllt gave Ids dnughtcr
nwny In person. He reclined on nn Invalid
chair, and was whoelod up to where tho
bridal couple stood. Tho bridesmaids were
Miss Kmlly Vanderbllt Sloane, Miss I.Ua
Sloane, llrst cousins to the brldo; Miss
F.dith Shepard, Miss Minnie Taylor nnd
Miss Angelica Gerry. The best man wns
I'ayno Whitney, tho brother of the bride
groom. It was a wedding conspicuous for
Its simplicity and grandeur Newport
novcr saw a wedding Just like It, and will
probably not see its Uko again for main- a
day. Though tho Vanderbllt familv has
spoilt ninny years at this Mecca of fashion,
and number among their friends and ad
mirer so many of their own circle, none
of these friends wero guests nt tho wed
ding. It was a family affair.
Tho hands of tho clock on tho tower of
tho cnpitol building had worked their
way round to the 12:20o'clock mark before
tho last coach pulled up under th" pnrto
eochoro nnd furnished tho'rlocessary guests
to 1111 out the limited list. Inside theie
wns a solomnlty which was almost op
pressive. The bridesmaids nnd thu brldo
prepared fur the march down stairs In the
room of Gladys Vanderbllt, which faces
to the east. That young lady herself and
Dorothy Whitney, sister of tho bride
groom, hooded the procession, which
moved to tho llrst landing on tho open
staircase, which is about fourteen feet
broad. They waits 1 here hut a minute
fortho bridegroom and ushersnntl, arrang
ing themselves on the platform, the brldo
and groom took tho remaining twenty-one
steps together. At tho bottom of tho
stairs Hishop l'ottcr and Dr. Magill joined
in and led tho way to tho dotal altar In
tho reception room.
Tho general effect of tho bridal proces
sion as conveyed by tho costumes of the
ladlos was pink, ns that color showed pre
dominantly In thobeltsaround tho bodices
and In tho llowcrs. Tho brldo's dross It
self wns pint) whito watered silk, with old
duehosso lace and pearl trimmings. It was
cut moderately, and looked quite plain,
but rich. It was tho creation of a Paris
itrossmakcr. Tho costumes of the brides
maids were much more elaboratJ and
picturesque. Tho brldo carried plnkrosef,
nnd tho bridesmaids carried pink rosoi
and lilies of tho valley tied with a broad
pink satin ribbon. Mr. Whitnoy wore u
boutonnloro of gardenias, nnd tho ushers
woro lilies of the valley. Tho ceremony
wns performed In an alcove formed by
lilies nnd Aitgusta ictorla roses hutwosn
the pillars. The bride and groom knelt
upon a qushion oomp.o 1 of whito sweet
pens nufl IUUh of the vnlUy.
Mr. Whltnsy placed the plalujjold ring
oh lie orido s unajer, Kissed norland then
handed her to hei" father, whom sheklssd
several times. She tho. klssodhermother,
nnd the eojiplo pause 1 Int the gray room,
Where they received un.lor a' oauopy of
tropical foliage and two glganti'; speci
mens of nrojon lute wan?. ' Tae only other
deooratlon In thl mom was n row of
blooming white and pink rd;s treos eight
feet In height" nvraugod alternately,
IJivakfie-t w is sarvel ill ihc Italian ditf'
in; num. T'lere were fourteen seated nt
the bridal table In the middle of tho room.
The wo'ldln cake confilne 1 no ring.
Many magnillcent presents wero re
ceived. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vander
bllt gavo a diamond tiara mid necklace,
which exceeds anything In size and brll
llanco ever seon in Newport. They are
almost equal in beauty and valuu of Cul
.mcl Payne's gift of a puarl necklace, each
pearl of which is about tho size of a pon.
The necklace when about the bride's neck
readied to tho floor. Mr. W. K. Vanderbllt
gave a single immense ruby.
Miss Gertrudo Vanderbllt Is nn attrac
tive and distinguished looking girl, with
fresh, rosy complexion and dark brown
hair. She has been most carefully edu
cated undur the direction of her mother,
and Is talented In many directions, being
fond of music nnd n Hue linguist.
Henry Payne Whitney was graduated
from Yale in the class of 'UJ, and has just
been graduated from tho Columbia col
logo law school. Ho Is devoted to nthlotlo
sports, and Is an expert horseman and polo
player He is a member of tho Metropol
itan, Knlckerbockjr, Country, Uacquet,
Hiding and Xv York Yacht clubs.
There was a big crowd nt tho Old Col
ony station when the Vandorbilt carriage
droe up with tho brldtl oouple, en routj
to I. mux, Mass., where they will spend
the h inoynrmn.
The Iilenl l'niiiieeii.
James I,. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says:
"I rcKurd Dr. King's Now Discovery as an
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Complaint, having used it lu my family for
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"I liavo been a MinUtor of the Methodist
Episcopal church for 50 years or more, and
liavo never found anything so beuellclal, or
that gave me such speedy relief as Dr. King's
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TliKXTON, Aug. 3'l Senator Honry I).
Wlnton, of Iltirgoii, will be tho pormnuotit
chairman of tho gold Domocratlo conven
tion, nnd it Is expected that tho only busi
ness boforo Hit. convention, will be tho
selection of delegatos to tho Indianapolis
convention.
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money refunded. Price. 25 cents. For sale
. by Kirllu's Pharmacy.
m ine Old Ca.. :.
m ii
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f way if you chew " Battle Ax'
H The biggest piece of really high
fS grade tobacco ever sold for 5 cents;
almost twice as large as the other
fellow's inferior brand
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
8oDtVrs. T!?z reliable, monthly, regulating medicine. Oniy hartnlew Gfid
the i.ureit drugs ihoald be used. 11 you want the btt, get
ff'si IPs all's Petniircyra&.FiS!s
They areprompt, Bafe arl
0.,.. ohituh.ru fit
Ktirsalo by I. P. 1).
yeY)T)3. Railroad.
KC1IUYK1I.L DIVISION.
Jim V 29, t!UJ,
Trains Vlll leAVoSlieiiAudoall li((er tiio i,o."f
date fur WlKKans. (lllbertun, Frai kvllle, Dm 1
Water, St." lyalr. l'ottsvlllo. HamburK, Kiadlug
1 unsii'ii ii, , msniiA I llll .llllllillUHII Ullll I Ull
kdclphla (Ilninil utrcct station) nt 6 0S and 111'
a. m. and I :w p. in. on wwk days. For Poll
vllle and luteriuediate statlotis 9 io a. m.
SfKliAY.
For Wlucans, Gllliertoii, F'rtiCkvllle, Dark
Water, St. flair, 1'ottsvlllc, nt 08, 0 10 a. ra. ard
3 10 p. in. For llnuitiurg, ltrndini-, 1'ottstnwzi
l'hocnlivllle, Norrlstuwn, Philadelphia nt 0 CO
9 10 a. in., 3 10 p. in.
Trains leave Fraekvllle for Shenandoah a
10 40a. lu. and 1211, SOI, 7 12 and 10 27 p. ai
Sunday, 11 13 n. in. and 5 10 p. in.
Leave l'littsvillo for Shenandoah nt 10 19, 11 1
a, in. and 1 10, 7 15 and 10 00 p. in. Sunday al
10 10 a. m., SIS p. m.
Lcaie. Philadelphia, (Ilroad street fitntion), lot
Shenandoah nt 557 and 835 a, m., 110 and 71!
p. in. week days. Sundays leave at 6 50 a. m.
Leave Ilroad street fetation, Philadelphia, loi
Sea (llrt, Asliury Park, Ocean drove, Loni
llrnnch, nnd intermediate stations, 4 05, 6.50, 8.25
I I. 30 a. m., 2 3S, 3.30, 1.01 p. week-ihys, 8 00
Saturdays only. SilndAV (s qi nt luterlakeu
forAhliury 1'atk), 101, H Ea, u
Iavu Ilroad btrcct Sta1 on, Philadelphia,
FOlt NF.V YOHK.
Kxpress. Meek-days. 3 SO, 4 05, 4 50, 5 15, 650,
7 :u, s 20, y ao, 9 .VJ, 1021 (Pining Curl, ll() a. m.
1200 noon, 1235 (I.liulled H und 122 p. in.
Ditiinir C'nt-H), I 10, 23) (Dining Car) 320,350,
IU),5IX1, 55il (l)inin.-O.ir), 000, 050, K12,10 00,
p. in.. 12 01, oIkM Sundays, 3 3), I 01, I 50, 5 15,
s 20, 3H, 0 SO, 1021, lllntiiK Car), 11 lt n. 111.,
12 31, 2 'M Dining Car, 4 00 I.lniited 4 33 Dining
Car, 5 20, 550, Dining Car, 0 35, 0 50,8 12, 10 00
p. in , 12 01 night.
Ixpriiss for llostnu wllhotit change, 11 00 a.
III. , week-days, and C 50 p. tu., daily,
FOlt WASIII.VCITO.V AND THU SOITT1L
For flaltlmre and Washington, II 50, 7 20, 8 81
1020, 11 23 a. 111., 1209 (1131 Limited Wo
lug Car), 1 12, 3 18, 4 II 15 19 Congressional
Limited, Dining Car), 0 17, 655 (Dining Car),
7 5s (Dining Car) p. in., nud 12 05 ulgbl
week days. Sundays, 3 SO, 7 20, 9 12, 11 2U a.
111., 1209 1 12, 4 II, ( 5 15 Cougrtwslount Limited,
Dining Car), 6.55 (Dining Carl, 7 58 n. m
(Dining Car) nud 12 01 night.
FOU ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Ilroad strett station, Philadelphia (via
Delawtru river bridge), express, 9 07 a. in. 3 3
anil 7 02 p. 111. week days. Sundays 9 07 a. lu.
and 7 02 p. 111. Returning leave Atlantle City,
7 50 a. in. week das, 10 05 a. in. I 45 p. tu. dally.
Invo Market Atreet Ferry, express, 5 00, 8 20
9 10a m., (I 00 Saturdays only), 1 50 2 50, 3 10,
I to, 4 20, f 00 and 5 30 p. in. 81.00 excursion, 7 00
II. ui. Sundays, 6 00, 7 30, 8 00. 8 30, 9 00, 9 41 a.
III. , and I 30 p. 111. i I.U0 excursion 700 n. in.
lieturnliiK leave Atlantic City, ll II (Mondays
only), 7 00,7 10, 8 00, 905, 11 05 11. tn 3 00.40U,
5 30, 7 50 nnd 9 11 p. In, week dnjju. Sundays,
3 10, 1 10, 5 00, 5 30, 000,7 00. 8 01, 9 05 and 9 55
p. in.
For Cape May, AuglesHca, Wlldwood and
Holly lleach. Kipress, 9 00 n. 111.. 2 30, 4 05. BOO
p m. week days. Sunday, 8 20 a. in. Kxcur
aIoii, 7 00 a. 111. daily. Ca o May only, express,
I 30 p. 111. Saturdays
ForSealslo City, Ocean City and Avalon.
Express, 9 10 a. 111., and 2 30, 4 20, 500 p. Ill
wek davA Sundays, 8 50 a. in. Kxcurttlon
7 00 a, in. daily.
For Homers Point, Express, 5 00, 700, 7 40,
9 10a, in,, 1 a) Saturdays only, 2 50, 4 00 and
3 30 p. 111, week days. Sundays, 7 00, 8 00, 9 00,
9 41 a. 111.
8. SI. 1'iiKVOsT, J. It. Woon,
Qcu'l Manager. Gcn'l l'asa'g'r AgM
Wanted-An Idea
Who can think
cf lome ilmpla
Protect your tdeut they may bring yoa-vrealth.
Write JOHN wcuutuuuH.N s uu.. raieni Atior.
neyi. Watblnnton, I). C. for their 91,614 prlto oaer
ud lUt ot tvto hundred litTeuiloui wonted.
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certain In result. Tbt uBiioUieiU, K I'-
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KIRLIN. Shcnantloah. Pa.
READING R R SYSTEM
t IN IJPFF.CT MAY Ifi IW.
! Trains leal e Sliciiamioaii ns follows : ,
For New Yotk via Philadelphia, week dart,
2 10, 5 25, 7 20 rt. ill., 12 13, 3 00 Bud 5 55 p. m
! fj'oidnvR, 2 10 II. 111.
I For .New York via Mnucli Chunk, week days.
5 2.1, 7 20 a. in., 12 IS and, 1OTp. 111.
I For Heading and Philadelphia, week days,
I 2 10, 5 25. 7 20 e.m., 12 IS, 3 (X) and 8 55 p. 111. Sun.
1 days, 2 10 n. 111.
1 For Pottsi Hie, week days, 2 10; 7 20 a. in., and
' 12 4S. 3 00 and 5 55 11. in. Smidnts. 2 in u m
ForTaniauuaaud Mahanoy Cltv, week days.
210,5 25, 7-0 n. 111., 12 IS, 3 00 and 3 55 p. m.
Sundays, 210 a. m.
For Willlaiusport, Sunliury and Lnwlsburg,
week tlays.S 25, 1130 a. in., 150 and 7 25 p.m.
Sundays, 8 2bn. m.
For Mahansf l'lnne, wecktlavs, 2 10. 3 23, 5 25,
7 20, 1130a. 111., fits, 150,3 00.5 53. 7 25 nnd 958
I p. 111. Hiindays,21C,9a. 111,
For Ashland and Shairoklii, week das-s, 8 25,
I 7 20, 1130 a. 111., 150,72 ni 9M p. m. Bun
1 days, 3 25 n. 111.
For Ilaltlinorc, Warhlngton wl tlie tVest via
, II. & O. II. U., through trains li-i , liAadln
Terminal, Philadelphia, (1. k It. 1 V.) at 8 2(5
7 51,1125 a. in., 3 10 nnd 7.27 p. 1 Sundays,
d 0, lu, 11 -'u a. 111., a lu anil i 2f p. 111, A44i
liouai trains iroin 1 weniy-ionrlli nud Cttst
nut fetrcets station, week dayH, 10 SO a. 111, 122t
12 It 8 10 p 111. SiindnyH, 1 85, 8 23 p. in.
TRAINS FOlt SHENANDOAH.
Leave New York via Philadelphia,, week
daya, 130, 8 00 a. in., 130, 4 30, 9 00 p. in. and
night. Sundays, 0 00 p. 111.
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week
days, 1 30, 9 10 a. 111.. 1 30 nud 1 15 p. 111.
Leaio Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, week
days, 120,8 31, 10 05 11. in. nnd 4 01, 0 30, 11 80
p. 111. Sandays, 11 30 p. 111.
Leave Heading, week days, 131, 710, 14(18,
1155 a. 111., 0 00 nud 8 20 p. 111. Sundays, I 35 a. m.
Leave Pottsvllle, weekdays, 2 35, 7 10 a, m
12 30 and 6 12 p. 111. Sundays, 2 31 a. in.
Leave Tatuaqua, week dayc, 3 18, 8 SO, 1123 a
ill., 1 27, 7 20 and 9 13 p. 111. .Sundays, 3 18 a. in.
Leave Mahanoy City, week davs, 3 41, 9a.
11 17 a. 111., 2 03, 7 41 and 10 OS p. m. HuuduyLjSU
n. in. u
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2 JO, 4 CsT
6 30,9 37, 1159a.ll., 1 12, 2 19, 5 20, 0 20, 7 B7ar3
10 23 p. 111. siiuunys. 2 40, 400 a. 111.
Leave Wllllii!iisiort, week days, 7 42, 10 10
111., 3 35 and 11 II p. 111. Sundays, H 15 p. tu.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street vr&rf
South street whatf tor Atlantic City.
Weekdays Iixprens, 8 00. 9 00, 10 14, a. 1
Satunla) only, 130, 2 00.3 00,3 10,4 00,4
S00S30p. 111. Accommodation. 8 CO 1.. m.4
0 30 p. 111. SI 00 excursion train. 7 00 n. m,
Sunday Express. 7 :to, s 00. 8 30.900. 1000 a.
4 1.1 p. 111. Aceolumedatlon 8 00 a. 111,. 4 45 D. ru.
Sim.....,,,.!.,,, I..I., ?.,i . ... .
Heturiiiug leave Atlantic C ity depot, corner
Atlantic ami Arkansas nvenucH.
Weekdays express, Mondays snily, 6 151,
7 00, 7 15,8 15, 9 00, 10 lia. 111., 3 30, 189,8 30, rs6,
9 30p 111 Accommodation, 6 20. 7 S3, a. to., 4113
p m 1.00 excursion train fiom foot Mlsslealppl
avenue only 0 00 p 111.
Sundays Express, 3 30, 4 00, S 09, 0O3, 680,
7 00, 7 30, 8 00. 9 3D p. m. Accon laodatlotl, 7 15
n. n... 5 05 p, tn. 91.00 excursion tmln from foot
Mississippi nvenue otilyj C 10 p. in.
Parlor Can 011 all express traltia,
I. A. SWUIQAllD. O. (i. HANCOCK, '
(leu'l Superintendent. (leu'l l'ass. Ag
BROMO-KOLA
ALCOHOLIC,
NERVOUS AND
HEADACHES
BIXIOUSV
Cured by this granular effervescent and stlrou-i
hint. An Instant cure for sxiur stomac hs and
headaches, which often neeiunulate troni having
U lllll, uui,
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
7 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah
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