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Boclntlons of their youth nml feeling In
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them In tho qlildnyi. The wind was nn
lilml one for inarching, tho warm rnysol
the sun bolii'x hehlntl tho clouds nearly nil
day nml n slight brcer.o ninklup; tho trnmr
much !ilor for thoso In lino. Tho crowd!
had 110 fears of possible; showers for thoy
wore hero to seo tho Grand Army parade
nml proposed, to seo It even though It did
ruin, llut Che showers held off nml every
thing went, off according to program.
Seldom has so largo a parade como sc
near moving on tlnio. Departments were
directed to form nt 0 :W o'clock, and to be
prepared to move nn hour Inter. Not tc
exceed fifteen minutes Inter tho com-mandor-ln-chlcf
romoved south on West
ern nvonuo and the various divisions fell
Into lino rapidly. It was 11 :30 when the
head of tho pnrado reached tho grand re
viewing stnml at Smith Park nntl General
Walker took his placo on tho platform
and tho first division passed In review.
It was 2:33 in tho attornoon when the
last post in tho big Eighth division, con
taining Minnesota's veterans, hnd passed,
nnd thoro was scarcely a noticeable break
In tho lino, post following post nnd de
partment coming after department in al
most endloss succession. Tho enllvoning
music and tho stirring martial sound of
tho veteran drum corps signaled tho ap
proach oT each now department, and the
crowds showed prompt appreciation of the
appearance of various favorites. Wnvos of
npplauso went up and down tho crowded
streets, and nt times tho veterans thcni-
selvos took up tho refrain, ono of tho
favorlto shouts bolug "What Is tho matter
with St. l'liul? She's all right."
Nothing was thought too good for the
marching men. As ther wero lined un on
tho sido streets waiting tho signal to start
tno residents served Ice water nnd other
wise looked after their comfort. Taken
altogether tho parado was an unqualified
success, and tho leading features of It have
touched tho soldlor heart ns it has seldom
been touched before.
Tho living ling was tho feature of the
day that most nppenled to tho marching
veterans, nnd ninny touching scones were
witnessed lu front of tho mammoth chorus.
Tho children had been thoroughly trained
by Professor C. H. Congdon, of tho city
schools, nml wero quick to respond to his
every signal.
General Slckcls of New York nnd De
partment Commnnder William Shakes
poaroof Michigan wero allowed to appear
in carriages and both wero cheered as they
were recognized. General Hussell A. Al
ger, past commander-in-chief, and many
other Individuals who marched with
tho rank and fllo wero singled out for
applause. Drlgadlor General E. C. Ma
son, U. S. A., retired, president of the
St. Paul citizens' committee, was given
hearty greeting all along tho lino, espec
ially by tho veterans themselves who saw
in him tho present reprosontntlvo of St.
Paul's hospitality.
Tho candidates for commnntlor-in-chlef
nro still bolng urged by their frionds, tho
leaders being Rear Admiral Jlcado, Major
T. S. Clarkson, and Now Hampshire's
candidate, Comrade Linchnn. It seems
to bo diving between tho oast and west,
and tho fact that Buffalo will suroly get
tho next oucainpmeut may nffoct tho re
sult, as tho sections aro somewhat jealous
of tho honors Thoro nro other candidates
who will havo strong support, but thoso
mentioned aro tho leaders. The other of
ficers will depend to a cousldernblo extent
on tho result for commander- In-chief, so
that whilo tho electioneering Is going on
nt a fairly llvcly.rato it is a minor affair to
most of tho dolcgatcs.
l"orciunn nnd Altgclil.
CnicAOo, Sept. 3. Ex-I)omocratlo Con
gressman Foreman publishes n rojolnder
to tho nnswor of Governor Altgold to tho
charges of borrowing stato money, etc.,
inndo by him against tho governor. Ho
repoats tho chargos nnd says: "Tho pub
lic has a right to expect nn oxplauntlon of
ovcry charge, but Instead thoy nro met
with personal, nbuso, mean insinuations
and hypocritical cant. I want to remind
you, that the lssuo was tquarely presented
to you aud as you refused to accept It, I
shall await with confidence tho verdict of
tho peoplo of tho stato of Illinois, to bo
roudorcd in November, and predict your
overwhelming defeat"
Sensational Story Kxplnriod.
Washixgton-, Sopt. 3. According to
United, Statos Consul Johnson, nt Ant
werp, there is no truth in tho story which
so excited American meat paokors to tho
effect thutbrokon down English omnibus
hursosnro klllod and packed at Antwerp as
canned beef uudor American labels. The
consul reports to tho stato department
that ho has mado most careful inquiry,
and finds that whilo tho English omnibus
liorsos do come to Antwerp in largo num
bers, thoy aro slaughtered and sold fur
fresh moat, and are not packed.
A Hum Horner's Coufe-sMlon,
Itr.ADiNO, Pa., Sept. 3. Tho mystery
surrounding tho burning of tho Frill barn
in west Heading has boen cleared up by
the confession of John Ganz, n domontod
vagrant, who had been sleeping in tho
building for a number of nights. Ho ac
knowledged that whilo trying to light his
plpo he accidentally set fire to some hay.
John ryon nnd Thomas McComb, who
wero under arrest us accomplices, wero
discharged, and Ganz was recommitted to
prison.
Hon. Joseph Chnmherluiu Arrives.
Nkw YoitK, Sept. 3. Tho Hlght Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, tho llritlsh colonial
secretary, arrived lu Now York yostordny
on tho Whlto Star line steamship Teu
tonic, which loft Liverpool on Aug. 26.
With him is his wife, who sovon years ngo
was Miss Mary Endlcott, daughter of tho
secretary of war in President Clovolnnd's
first cnblnot. Mr. Ohamborlnin will re
turn homo In about n fortnight.
Hryan to Speak In Kentucky.
OwESSBOitp, Ky-. ontv 3, National
Committeeman '.Woodson ( yestorday re
ceived a telogram from - Mr. Bryan saying
ho would speak in Loulsvillo tho ovonlng
of Sept. 14, nnd at Lexington tho follow
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jjors ciiiup ituitoivS3,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of thu Fourth w.inl
Subject to Cittzcni party rules.
vote: for
JOSEPH WYATT,
Or Shenandoah,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Rlrst District.
VOTE FOR
FRANK C. REESE,
Or Shenandoah,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
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VOTE FOR
GEO. FOLMER, Sr.,
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VOTE FOR
Harry Bradigan,
Of SUENAifDOAn,
-FOR-
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For tho Presidential Nomination
at Indianapolis.
BDCKNEH FOB VIOE PRESIDENT.
(li'iirrnlly rnnoeiled That the Krntllrlilnn
Will he fllten See 1 I'lllrt Illinois
Delegatos UrBf Spniitor l'almi'r to Allott
the I'oc of Ills Nntiie ftr rrrsldent.
IxmanapoLIS, Sept. 3. Forty-one stoto
nnd three territories, represented by 321
delegates, met yesterday In Tomllnson
Hall as tho climax of n six weeks campnlgn
to repudlato tho action of tho Chicago con
vention and put forth n declaration ol
principles and ntimo n presidential ticket.
Senator Palmer, who called tho body to
order, termed it tho first convention of the
National Democratic party, whilo others
referred to it as tho Domocrncy which held
Its Inst convention in 1803. Admission to
tho hnll was confined strictly to tlckot
holders. As a result many people wore
denied admittance.
Inside ovcry seat in tho spneo reserved
on tho lloor for tho delegates nud alter
nates was taken nnd tho galleries, excopt
on tho upper balcony In tho roar of tho hali
where tho band wnsl located, wero com
fortably well filled withoutbeing crowded,
whilo tho chairs in tho rear of tho plat
form reserved for tho distinguished guests
wore nearly nil occupied. Tho decorations
wero brilliant and lavish. There was a
profusion of flags and buutlng, trailing
smllnx, Spanish moss nud potted (lowers,
but tho most noticeable feature was the
prcvnlivco ofi gilt, symbolical of tho spirit
of tho conycutlon. Gold wreaths wero
everywhere In tho decorations, and half the
dclogatcs wore sprays of golden rod in tho
lapels of their coats.
There Was nn unusually largo number
of Indies it. tho galleries and In tho chairs
back of the stage, their bright gowns and
hats heightening tho general effect of tho
scono. Most of them wore from u dis
tnuco, but somo of tho most prominent
ladics of Indianapolis wero present. Mrs.
Hondrlcks, tho widow of Into Vico Pres
ident Hendricks, was especially conspic
uous. Altogether It was an Impressive
scono.
The delegates themselves wero nn Im
posing body of men. Among thorn wero
muny who havo for years ln'on prominent
In national affairs and tho counsels of tho
Democratic luirty. Tho big Nnw York
delegation-of seventy-two mom hers per
haps nttracto'l tho most attention. In
It wore such conspicuous men ns Governor
Flower, tho temporary chairman of the
convention; ox-Secretary Fairchild, ox-
Mlnlstor to Turkey Straus, (ieneral Tracy
01 finally, liorauou. iving, uoinnei .lonn
It. Fellows, Perry H. Uolmont, John De
witt Warner and others.
From the old Biy stato, thoro wore Dr.
Everett, tho son of Edward Everett, and
Godfrey Morso; Maine sent C. Vey Hol
man; Connecticut, ex-Congrossmnn Lowls
Sperry; New Jersey, W. J. Curtis; Penn
sylvania, General Plekett and Assistant
Secretary of tho Interior Hey nobis; Vir
ginia, Colonel Hooves, tho world famous
engineer; Kentucky, General Buckner,
W. II. Haldeinan and Colonel W. C. P.
Breckinridge; Ohio, ex-Congressmen
Outhwaite, Senoy and Haines; Illinois,
Senator Palmer, Contr 'ler Eckels and
ex-Mayor Hopkins: Wi-cunslu, General
Bragg and Senator V'lns; Minnesota,
Daniel W. Lawlor; Iovv Henry Yollinnr;
Missouri, Judge Bronv.nea I and F. Leh
man; California, John P. Irl-h; Colorado,
Louis H. Ehrlch; Louisiana, Senator Cnf
fery and John H. Spcllman; Alabama, J.
M. Faulkner and ox-Governor Jones;
Georgia, W. S. Thompson ; Washington,
Hugh C. Wnllaco.
There was plenty of enthusiasm, and
demonstrations wero numerous. Tho del
egates cheered at tho sight of prominent
men, in fact everything and anything.
Every referenco to Mr. Cloveland was tho
signal for a scene, during which men
cheered and waved whatever they could
get their hands on. Minlnturo flags found
their way out of mysterious recesses nud
were wildly waved on ovcry occasion.
Tho convention held two sessions, but
got no further than effecting tho perma
nent organization. Ex-Governor Flower,
tho temporary chairman, nnd Senator
Caffery, tho permanent chairman, both
delivered addressos, aud Dr. Everett, of
Massachusetts, aud John P. Irish, tho
Pnclllc coast orator, voiced tho spirit of
tho convention during Interims in tho
proceedings. There wus not a jar or hitch
anywhere.
Tho temper of tho dologntos wns dis
played in tho vigorous fashion with which
tho denunciation of tho Chicago platform
nnd Its candidates was received. Gov
ernor Flowor referred to Bryan ns an "am
bitious, unsteady and unsafe" man nnd a
"demagogue and word juggler," with "a
revolutionary horde behind him," nnd tho
rafters rang with tho npplauso. Governor
Flower's speech wjut somewhat exten
sively Into argument to show that bimet
allism as proposed by tho Chicago plat
form was a dream and that the gold stan
dard was responsible for high wages and
lo,v Interest rates un money.
Senator Caffery, in assuming tho gavol
ns permanent chalrmnn, made a very ef
fective speech In tho nature of an appeal
for the life of the "old Domooraoy." Ho
painted tho Domocrnoy at Chicago as lu
diilurlnff in a doliaueh. But he said reason
must return, and hn appealed from "Do- j
inoorncy drunk to Democracy sober, and
asked the convention to again "unfurl tho
Hag never yet soiled by repudiation or
stained with dishonor." "While Democ
racy lasts," he said at tho climax of his
speech, "the republic will last, and while
the republlo lasts, human liberty."
Dr.Everett made a stirring speech against
sectionalism, and John P. Irish Ukeued
tho "silver Democratic party" nnd the He
publlcan party to twin daughters of tho
horso leech, both seeking to ralso the price
of tho necessaries of life. In concluding
he predicted that if this convention did
not succeed lu vanquishing both It would
at least leavo ono without a sister.
Perhaps tho most Important action
taken by tho convention yesterday was the
adoption of a recoipmondatlou to make
the organization pormnuont, and to em
power tho national committee appointed
to call future conventions. Thlslndlcatos
n contest four years fropi now over tho
regularity qt the two organizations, and
may provo far reaching In its effects.
Last night n great mass meeting wns
held, whilo ono set of loaders wore at work
framing the platform and another trying
to fix upon a candidate. Thoro seems to
bo an almost unanimous sontlmont lu
favor of General BucUnor, of Kentucky,
for vice president, but tho contest for pres
ident is still open Although Gonernl
Bragg has beou soonilngly In tho lend,
powerful Influences am at work to defeat
hlin. His receptiou yesterday lu thy con
vention wo., i rtlnppottitment tn his
friends. It was not as enthusiastic ns they
thought It should be.
A strong effort Is being mndo to bring
out Senator Palmer or General John C.
Black of Illinois, and Secretary Morton of
Nebraska, and D.ivld Lnwlorof Mlnnosotn,
nro enjoying incipient honors. Senator
Palmer does not desire tho nomination,
nnd there Is said to lie a letter here from
Secretary Morton declining to permit the
uo of his name. Were General Bragg not
In the way Senator Vilas might 1h named,
but ho absolutely refuses to consider the
question as longns General Uraggls In tho
field. Wntterson's boom does not grow.
Tho Illinois delegation held a meeting
last night, and decided to present tho
namoof Senator Palmer for president If
tho senator would allow this action to lie
tnkon. In case of his refusal It was de
termined to plnco General John C. Black
In nomination.
It Is positively stated that unless some
thing Is heard from President Clevelnnd
to the contrary that his name will lie pre
sented to tho convention for president.
Tho Florida delegation adheres to its de
termination to placo licforothe convention
Mr. Cleveland's namo. As tho state is
well up on tho list on tho call of states for
nomination of candidates, fow nomina
tions can be inndo before Mr. Cleveland's
namo is mentioned, nnd there is a possi
bility of astampedoln hisdlrcetlon unless
tho delegates are aware that It Is contrary
to his wish. In thtsconneetion ltis stated
that tho Now York delegation might lie
placed In a very embarrassing position,
and It Is understood that Chairman Grlf
fin, of New York, has telegraphed the
president desiring to know what his wishes
are.
3lun nlinis ltcults.
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Canton', O., Sept. 3. Ever slnco Mnjor
McKlnley returned to Canton from Co
lumbus ho has received at his North Mar
ket street homo nn iminenso volume of
mall and tologmphic matter. But the
condition this week surpasses that of any
time slnco tho campaign opened. Heavy
as was tho Hood of telegrams and letters
on his nomination It does not approach
that which has followed his letter of ac
ceptance. Tho mail cannot longer lie
handled In tho ordinary manner of neatly
tied packs, but is now delivered lu sacks,
and the number of telegrams, If counted,
would bo surprising In tho highest degree.
Ho has signed as high as l.ll'.O letters of
acknowledgment in ono evening, aud still
thoso requiring attention continue to ac
cumulate. llucklcn's Aritlcii Salte.
Tho lust salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, stros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptious, and positively cuies pilos,
or .10 pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale liv A. Waslcy.
. . , ii.i. t., i 1.. leans
Coo.:.i V 11., Sept. b. HjpubJlcans
from all foctions of the stuta' attended an
enthusiastic caucus here last night us n
preliminary to tho state convention. The
committee on permanent organization pre
sented tho namo of Henry B. Qulinby, of
Lnkeport, for presiding officer. Itisstntcd
that thu platform wiU favor money "as
good as gold" aud a high protective tariff.
Stato Issues will not bo touched upon by
the convoutlon.
Virginia Desperado Killed.
PIKKVIMX, Ky.,Scpt. !!. Innttemptlng
to capture George O. Qulnn, a Virginia
desperado, who hud killed Everett Fowler
In Hussell county, Virginia, a week ago,
tho posso 11ml on him, killing him in
stantly. Qulnn was surrounded by the
posso and mndo a desporato light before ho
was killed, emptying his revolver. Qulnn
shot Fowler through the head whilo tho
latter was hunting squirrels, killing him
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WHAT iT ISS ! TW rlohratnt a'l rMtoratlw
I ood., I.HoaiuHi it rt'l'InLea the anniu .ubttauues
lu thu U.1,,,1 anil dit.s thnt ri eshaustni In
ar...twi,lip.,i,ii,a nu'lal.yiln. iiidiirp.tlon,
uiU living, overvrurk, worry, ecl.l., nuii.u, a j.
WHAV IT DOES ! Pr making the bl-mi
inraaiiil noli, ami tho aii.Mslt.m wrl'-it.it ire a
au la tlu.li, iiiuatlaani atr uth. Tlio nerves la
Imr mail. atrotiir,tlii l.riio becomes active ao.l
clear, lurrraturfnar loet vitality an.i stopUmr all
uaatinK drains and neaknealn either ses.lt has
Boeiinal ; and asafomalerenulatorlt la north its
iv.iirh t In sold Ouu boa larta a week. Prlrv or
6 Lines (uu. DrnggUtaorujuiall. IliinU Tree.
. THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
liU CUcetnut Et.. 1'hllajeh.hla.
" DIRT DEFIES THE
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELEr,
For sale by P. P. D. KlBUtf', Shenandoah, Pa,
READING R R SYSTEM
I.N KKKK(T MAY 17,
Train leave Shcimtidnah nn fllornt
Ko r New York vht I'MIndeliiltip, week thift
2 10, 3 33, 7 30 it. 111., 12 H, 3 00 timlflM p. m
Hnmlfiv. 2 li)n. in.
For New Y irk via M uioh Chunk, weelf dnfS,
3 23, 7 2" n. in., 12 4 mi l ;t00 p. m,
lnr KiMtilliif? niit l'l.llwlelpti.it, week dura.
2 10, 0 23, 7 20 n.,ii., 12 K 3 O) nml 5 33 p, m. Hud
tiny. 2 10 n. m.
For PotUvllle, week dnvn, 210, 7 20 n. m., and
12 H, 3 OO nnd 3 33 p. lu. Hundn v 2 10 n. In.
l'or Tninaqiiit nud Maluiiioy City, vttk darn.
210,3 23, 7 20 n m., 12 4, 3 00 and 6 83 p. m.
Humlnyn, 2 10 n. in.
For WiIHainpo''t, Suuluiry nnd IwMurn,
weekdrtn, 8 23, 1130 n. in., 130 nml 7 23 p. m
Himdayn, 3 23 n. m.
For Mftlmnoy I'Inne, weekdnv. 2 10. 3 25, S 23.
7 20, 11 30 n. ni., 12 IS, 1 30. 3 00,5 55, 7 23 at.d W
p. in. Htimlnyo, 2 10, 3 23 n. m.
For Al)lnud nnd Sliamokln, week day. 825.
7 20,1130 n. in., 150,723 nnd p.m. Bun
days, 3 33 a. n.
For IlAltlinoro, Washington nnd the West t1
It, AM). II It., throtiKh trains lro-t lteadlnr
Terminal, IMdladelphla, (1. V It. 1 K) nt 3 20,
7 M, 112)1 n. in., 310 nud 7.27 j. i. Sumlnya,
3 20, 7 00, 11 26 n. in., 3 40 nnd 727 p. in. Addi
tional train from Twentyfourth and ChtnW
nut utreet station, week davn, 1080 n. m, 12 20,
12 15 8 40 p in. Sundays, 1 33, 8 28 l. in.
Tit A INS FOIt SHENANDOAH.
Louro New York via Philadelphia, week
days, 4 30, 8 00 n. m., 1 30, 4 30, 'J 00 p. m. hnd
nicht. Sundays, 6 00 p. m.
Ixitvc New York via Mauch Chunk, week
day, 4 30, 9 10 n. in., 1 30 nud 4 13 p. tn.
lcttvo Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, week
days, 4 20, 8 33, 10 05 n, tn. nnd 4 03, 6 30, 1130
p. m. Sundays, 11 30 p. m.
Leave Jtcndlnp, week dnyn, 135, 710, 10 C8,
11 55 n. in., 600 nnd 8 20 p m. Sundays, 1 33 a. nv
Leave FotNvlllc, weekdays, 2 35, 7 40 a. m-,
12 30 nnd 6 12 p.m. Sundays, 2 33 a. m.
Leave Tamatjua, week days, 3 1, 8 50, 1123 a
m., 1 27, 7 20 nnd 9 43 p. in. Sundays, 3 18 a. m.
Leavo Mahnnoy t'ity, week days, 3 43, 9 21,
11 47 n. m.. 2 03, 7 4 1 nnd 10 OS p. ni. Sundays, 3 45
n. m.
Leave Mahnnoy Plane, week dny, 2 10, 4 00,
6 30,9 37, 11 30 a. m., 1 12, 2 19, 5 20, 6 26, 7 57 and
10 23 p. in. Sundays, 2 40, 400 a. in.
Leavo VlllIatniort, week day, 7 42, 1010 a.
m., 3 35 nnd 11 11 p. in. Sundays, 11 13 p. in,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and
South street wharf for Atlantic CItj.
Weekday Kxpres", 8 00. 9 00, 10 41, a. m.,
Saturrti only, 130, 2 00,3 00,3 10,4 00,4 30,
5 00 5 30 p. in. Accommodation, 8 00 n. m., 4 30,
6 30 p. ni $1.00 excursion train, 7 00 a. in,
Sunday Imprest, 7 00. 8 00, 8 30,9 00, lOOOn. m.
1 43 p. in. Aecomruf datlon 8O0u. m., 1 15 p. m
S1.00 excursion train 7 00 a. in.
llcturnlnn Ienc Atlnnttc City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arknntn n enue.
Weekdays oxpret. MondnvS only, 6 45,
7 00, 7 43, ft M, 9 00, 10 15 a. m., 3 30. 1 30, 5 30, 7 30,
9 30p m Accommodation, 6 20. 7 53, a. m., 4 82
p in $1.00 excursion train from foot MUsUAlppt
avenue only I 6 00 p. in.
Suntlays i;.inn. 3 30. 4 00. 5 00. 6 00. (VJ0.
7 00, 7 30, s 00, 9 30 p, in, Accoo nindfltion, 115
n. m., 5 03 p. in. $1.00 excursion train from Tl it
imt4siini nvcuue oiuyj o lu p. m.
Parlor Cars on all express trains
I. A. SWF.IUAUI), . O, HANCOCK.
Oen'l Superintendent. Oen'l Pas. Ad
pei7i7a. Railroad
SCIIUYKILL DIVISION.
i:iti:mhki 1, 1896.
Train will leave Shenandoah after the abor
dato for WfgKun, Ciilherton, Frackvlllo, Dark
Water, M. Clair, Pottmille. Ilamlmrn, Keadlnir,
PottMown, Phoenlxville, Norritown nnd PhiU
ndelphia (llrond street rtatlon) nt 6 08 nnd 1145
n. m. nnd 4 20 i. m. on week dnvs. l-'or Port
ville and Inlcrmcillate stations 9 10 n. m.
SUNDAY,
For WlKKans, Gflherton, Frf.ckvIIIe, Dark
Wntir, St. Clair, Pottsville, nt 6 08, 9 40n. in. and
3 10 p. in. For llamhurK, Heading, Pntts town,
Phoenlxville, NorrMown, Philadelphia at 6 00,
9 10 n. in., 3 10 p. in.
Train lcae Frnckvllle for Shenandoah at
10 40 a. in. nnd 1214, 5 01, 7U nud 10 27 p. m.
Sundn , 11 13 n. m. nud 5 40 p. m.
Leave PottvHle for Shenandoah nt 1015, 114 "8
a. in. nnd 1 10, 7 15 aud 10 00 p. m. Sunday nud TVO
10 40 a. in., 5 13 p. in. j,,
Lenve Philadelphia, (Hrond street station), i IU
Shenandoah nt 5 57 nnd 8 35 n. tn., 4 10 nnd fTO UUUt,
in. week days. Sundays lea e nt 6 50 a. m oTOIU2,
Tkave llroad .street ftatlon, lMdlalelpl
Sen firt, Ahury Park, Occnn Hniv nii't
Itrfiiif lN.rin.. ntfrmnillittn .tfitlin i frt
1139 a. t, 2 3, 8.30, 1.03 p. in. week, iu accordaiKO
SntiirtiiiysVonly. Si
for AsliuryV'arlc), 1
Leave llro t Htrct
sunua- (stop at n LIncaweavcr,
. 103. 8.25 a. v lt ...i.u
Street Station, Phihu
T h U vn thn
IVU NEW YOltKjj,,,, ndcom.
HMiri'ss. wt'ok-itVivs. :t 20. 11 iqimnfiliiii was dis-
7.11, HS), 9 20, DM, IVuninlni. hnarinr. on tho
12 00 noon, 12 33 (iTlriuitc.l rS Tl;oarln8 on tlio
Dining Cars), 110. 230 '(11. Tho Executive Com
1 oo, 3 to, 3 m (Dining far, nt session, mot nnd levied
s's'i'umdriV1' woula ivo uuthiu
12 33, 3 30 Dining Cor, I 00 II.
Car , 5 20, 3 5H, Dining Car , 0 1
li. m., 12 01 night. ,1'rco I.uncll.
l-lil'es lor lloston without clu
ni., week-ilays, and G 50 p. in., dall
l'Olt WASIIINOTON AND Till:'"1"1'''
For Balttmre nnd Washinfrton, 3 50,.
1020, 1123 n. tn., 12 09 (1231 LIm y ,
Minited, Dining t'nrj, b 17, 055 UIuk
758 (Dining Cnr) p. m., nnd 1203
week dr.ys. Sundays, 3 50, 720, 912, 11 2T '
in., 12 09 1 12, 4 11, ( 5 15 Congressional Limit
Dining Car), 0 53 (Dining Car), 7 5 p. .
(Dlidiig Car) and 12 03 night. r
FOU ATLANTIC CITY. ' ,
Leave Ilroad i-treet station, Philadelphia (via
Delawnro river bridge), expre, 9 07 n. m. 8 33
nnd 7 02 p. m. week days. Sundays 9 07 a. m.
nnd 7 02 p. in. Itcturning leave Atlantic City,
7 50 n. m. week days, 10 03 n. in. 1 45 p. in. dally.
Leave Market street Ferry, express, 5 00, 8 20
9 10 a. m., (100 .nturdays only), 150 250,
3 40, 4 00, 120, tOO nml 5 30 p. m. Sun
days, 0 00, 7 30, 8 00. 9 00, 9 43 a. m. 81.00
excursion 7 0t a.m. ltcturulng leave Atlantic
City, 7 00, 7 10,8 00, 9 05, 1103 a. in,, 3 00.4 00,
5 30, 7 50 and 9 15 p. in., weekdays. Sundays,
1 10, 5 00, 8 03, and 9 55 j. in.
For Cape May, Anglescea, Wlldwood and
Holly Ilcach. ICxprcss, 9 00 a. m.,2 30, 4 03, 5 00
p rn. week days. Sundays, 8 20 a. in. Kxcur
slou, 7 00 a. in. dally.
For Sea Isle City, Ocean City and Avalon.
Kxpress, 910 n. in., nnd 2 30, 4 20, 500 p. in.
wek dav Suudnys, 8 50 a. in. Kxcuralon
7 00n. m. daily.
For Soinernt Point. Kxpress, 5 00, 7 40,
9 10 a. in., 100 Saturdays nnlyj, 2 50, I 00 and
530 p. m. week days. Sundays, 7 00, 8 00, 9 CO.
9 45 a. in.
S. M. Phevosit, J. IE. Wood,
flon'l Manager. Oen'l Pnsn'gr Agtt
Hillions of Dollars
Go up in smolco evory year. Take no
risks but get your houses, slock, fur
niture, etc., insured in ilrst-clime re
liable companies as fepresented by
HAVTr. FATJST Insurance Aeen
Uii-VllJ riVUOl, iso South Main
Also I.lfo and Ars-ldpntal OompAlilR..
Wanted-An Idea I
Who on think
some alinme
thluKtopatentr
Protect your Ideaii they may hrlng you wealth.
write Juur HT.uur.uuuH.', stu, ratcni Aiior
neya, WathlnRton, 1). c, fur their $1.8u prlio offer
aud list of ivio hundred lnventlouu wanted.
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