r
f
The Filibuster Has Probably
Landed Her Cargo in Ouba.
SPANIARDS DROWNING PRISONERS
I h".d nn obstlntit 'iklntlsfare, callf-d Eczema.
Mv l-niv, hu.-d, in.it arm V'-ra covcrcil with
spot- iila rlriitu ot mortar, which cmuo off Iti
laytTrt k; . f . . I Mtff r. li lor over n jerir
wi Ijoiii ulU't, cun nulled p'(ul doctors with
out aid it id hud almost Riven tip hope. I low
r -n'vi-rt.iicnK-iit i.boct O ii l ha Uemeihf;
i, thorn. th1 Ii ctihtre I wai n Wc'lna
c , . fci ww pM'i t" an p 'i' -i ir ' u h hv'd.
3o.O. Uc.VitLlt.V, L i- .1 Onuiio (. anuda,
finr.nT Clii:: uMraiM.-Wiirm h.nhn
with UuTrcuiiA No i;"iii nppliciuloiiK of Ctf
"tlttfdA (uinttufi)t) tin (ti.-ai hkln l uri' exter
nal)', and mil 1 (Ion CUTi7U.u IIBuolvent,
to.utot of lniTji cur-"'
Pt.l thrn-l -mil t w'l Vrit rtT'Cr-A, lie I
Hor ?. . lit aw i. f t.i ( , TuiikH Dki'o
Coi 1' t S !. ui lion.t.n.
U 'HowtuCur r ,- "maMedfrre.
HE FAILS
Krmilc M. Vow or Sfljs "I had tho mlsfor
tune to wreck my llto , had bin nil poison t vnr
Irnci'lu niul Mlrleluro ; wcnlt Imck and !nta
oritowrrnuu Mrcuutli; mwtlrits(
Iomi riiulr and lawful! of simple i
hud itllitN and dyNpcitriia , losi of ltnl
iiihitniico In urine; had doctored with
three traveling doctors, two I'hllmJelphta ii
nnainrwnew iorK aaveriiHiiip quacm;
ussd patent medicines of alt kinds, and
tny vliilliil iiv miidontn pnnmirn.
etc., etc., besUlo Hiilferlttix untold mlserr : and
having taken all these poHoiin nnd worthless '
medicines I was left nothing but kln nnd bone, i
dui ronunateiv i cnanccu louear or
604
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WHAT IT DOES f Br ma kin the blood
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A Cuban Just Arrived from tho Injnrgcnt
Lines Declnrcs Thnt the Victims Are
1'cd In Shilrlis Itepurts of Insurgent
Victories from Insurgent Sources
Tampa, Fin., Dec. 19 Itoborto Solnr,
who spoilt Rovcntcon moiitlit In tho Insur
Boiit enmp of Colonel Uuoul Arnngo, In
tho province; of Hnvniia nnd Mutnu7.n1, nr
rlvcd on tho stoninshlj) OHvettolnst night.
Mi. Solnr 111 nn Interview said!
"I wag told before lonvlnp; Ilnrana thnt
tho Inst oxpoilltlon of tho Throo Friends
hnd boon successfully lnnilod 00 Tuosdny
night. I bcliovo tho report to bo truo, ns
olllclnl circles In llnvann woro pjrently
ngltntoil thnt ulght.
"Thoro Is no longor nny doubt. thnt
Mncoo Is dead. 1 snw a letter which
should now bo In Iho hnuds of the Juntn
nt New York from Urlundler Adolto Cas
tillo, who Is llghtlnir In Hnvnnn prorlnco,
stntlng positively thnifj.lncco hnd been
klllod by Spanish trenchbry. Ho did not
glvo nny particulars, finyllig thnt ho would
forward thorn In n few dnys, Or ns soon ns
ho was sntlsfled that ho hnd obtained the
Iruo story. I nlso snw tho nccrodltod ngent
In Havana, and ho told mo thnt Mncoo
wns dead, but that his doath wns sur
rounded with mystery. I caunot doubt
this proof.
"Tho conditions In Cubn nro such thnt
tho Spaniards hnvo dominion only over
that part of tho Island on which thoy
stand. This Is principally In tho city. Tho
entire- country Is In possession of tho ln
surgonts, evon thntlmmedlately surround
ing Hnvnnn. Tho tnlk of tho Insurgonts
being stnrved out Is ridiculous. Tho world
mny not bollovo It, but tho Spanish au
thorities aro' drowning somo of their pris
oners nt I'layn del Chlvo, near HUvnnn.
Thoso whom thoy drown thoy doclnro bo
long to a secret negro socloty called Nun
igos, but ns n fact thoy clnss nny ono as
Nanlgos If thoy wish to drown thorn. Tho
victims nro tnken out in bouts, their hands
tlod up to tholr nocks nnd a weight fast
onod to thorn, so that when thoy aro thrown
overboard thoy plungo hoad downward
Into tho wator, which Is nllvo with sharks."
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donh, l'a.
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and have coupons ready upon re
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IlIM'OKTIil) INSUliaUNT VICTOItlKS.
Wcyler Keeping All tho Troops Ho Can
In Havana.
Key West, Kin., Doc 19. Reports from
Havana stnto thnt tho Spanish soldiers in
tho Plnnr dol Hlo suction aro deserting
quite rapidly, that sickness on tho trocha
and dosortlons have nindo rolnforcomont
uocossary thoro. Woyler Is keeping all
tho troops ho can In Havana. Tho nows
from Mntnnzns provluco is disquieting.
The pnlnco otllclnls rofuso Information
ns to tho results of tho engagements at
Toco nnd 1'urgntono this woek. It Is
known that tho Spanish lost many men
nnd much provisions, arms nnd ammuni
tion. At Nonvnrnz In thoso engagements
a lnrgo detachment of Insurgents gath
ered Tuesday nnd tho Spaniards under
Col. Joso Inglares nttaoked thorn. Tho
Insurgonts ambushed and outllinkcd tho
Spaniards, Bonding thorn flying nftor two
hours' fighting. Tho Spaniards lost 70
mon and Cubans 20. A lnrgo quantity of
arms was collected from tho Hold and
takon away by tho Insurgents.
A rolgu of torror exists In tho small
towns In that soctlon, as tho country is
full of soldiers of both sides, and tho
country peoplo, who nro disposed to re
main neutral, cnu not do so. lloro thnn
fifty men hnvo boon klllod thoro tho past
fortnight by both sides. Many fainlllos
hnvo como into tho lnrgor towns, but as
suppllos nro not abundant, foars of short
rations hnvo occurred. Many arrests hnvo
boon mndo In Havana this woek, Ave of
them charged with being agents ol tho
junta.
Artillery for the Oubnu Patriots.
Little Book, Ark., Deo. 10. Two car
loads of heavy nrtlllory passed through
this city yostorday for tho south ovor tho
Iron Mountain road. Tho conductor said
tho enrs woro billed to a Texas port, nnd
thnt tho artillery was conslgnod to Cuban
patriots, but would not give tholr namos
nor tho port to whlcn tne cars woro des
tined. Tho conductor stated that tho
arms were for tho Cuban patriots.
Two Lives Caved,
Mrs. l'hoebo Thomis, of Junction City,
ill , wns tuld by her doctors she had Con
,uiniit on and that there was no hope for her.
hut two bottles Dr. King's .Now Discovery
completely cured her and sho says it saved
her lire. Mr. Thos. EKgers, 130 Florida St.,
San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold,
approaching Consumption, tried without
result everything elso then bought ono bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery and in two
wocks was cured, 110 is naturally inaukiui,
It is such results, of which these are samples,
that prove tho wonderful cllicacy of this
mcdlcino in Coughs and Colds. Frco trial
bottles at A. Wasley's drug storo. Itegular
siio BOo and f 1.00.
Alleged bwludler Arrested.
New Yornc, Doc. ID. Henry M. Arm
stond wns nrrosted yosterdny in Denver,
Colo., on Information furnished by tho
district attorney of this city. Armstoad
is wanted horo on a chnrgo of having
Bwludlo'd Thomas Taylor, of Midway, Pa.,
out of about $1G,000 in June, 1893, by soil
ing him worthless" stock of an irrigation
and hydraullo company which olalmed to
own 12,000 acres of valuable land in Gold-
ing, N. M.
Files Cured In 3 to S Nights,
Dr, Asnow's Ointment will cure all cases
of Itching Piles in from 3 to 0 nights. One
application brings comfort. For Blind and
Illcedlug Piles it ii peerless. Also cures
Tetter, Salt lihoutn, Eczema, liatber's Itch,
and all eruptions of tho skin. 33 eta. Sold
at Kirllns drue storo.
The President's Homeward Journey.
GEOnaETOWN, S. C, Deo. 19. President
Claveland has acoopted the Invitation oz
tonded by tho citizens of Goorgotown ask
ing for tho opportunity of again showing
their regard for him. Tha party will arrive
nt Georgetown on tho tender Wisteria at
4 o'clock this aftornoou. After a publlo
rocoptlon ho nnd party will bo driven to
tho depot, whoro thoy will board tho spe
cial car Coronot for Wnshlugton, which
will bo ronchod ourly tomorrow morning.
Orip-Colds. Headache,
Why softer with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippe when Laxative Ilromo Quinine will
cure you in one day. Put up in tableU con
veutent for taking. Guaranteed to cute, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For sale
by Kirlln s Pharmacy,
Mr. Jlryau 10 visit uii.ift to.
CHICAGO, Doc.
tar 11 nrrlvn In fchla""". " 1
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JUQOE HD SENATOR,
)!(
eWillard Martin Gives His Powerful
Indorsement to Dr. Greene's riervura.
The Eminent Judge, Senator and Director
of Barre National Bank, Says He Has
Used Dr. Greene's Nervura in His Family
With Great Benefit.
Unanimously Ee-elected Prosi
dont of tho Federation,
OTHER OFFICIALS RE-ELEOTED,
JUUQli WlLLAItD S. SI-U'.TI!f.
The world wauts to bo convinced.
What peoplo want is proof that a meiliciue
will euro; then thoy will use it gladly.
Someone you heliovo in, a prominent person
who you know will tell tho exact truth and
who has seen tho wonderful effect and ob
served tho remarkable cures wrought by tl o
remedy he recommends, Is what you want,
and when such testimony is given, you will
Dot hesitate an Instant to follow his advice,
obtain tho remedy and thus bo speedily cured.
When therefore tho Hon. Judge Willard 8,
Martin, of Plalufield, Vt., Associate Judgo of
tho County Court, Senator from Washington
County, and Director of tlio IJarro National
Bank, a man honored and esteemed tli rough
out tho entire state, tells you to uso Dr.
Greono's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
and backs up his advico by telling you that
he has repeatedly used it in his own family
with the greatest benefit and that he has
known of its having cured many peoplo in
his locality and elsewhere, you can certainly
havo the utmost confidence in the wonderful
curativo powers ot this grand medicino and
tako it yourself If you nro sick, ailing or out
of order, with absoluto assurance of beneficial
results.
Road nis Honor's, tho Judge's own words
iu which ho advises you to try Dr. Greono's
Nervura and bo convinced that this wonder
ful curer of diseases is just what your caso re
quires :
I havo used Dr. Greene's Nervura and
blood nerve remedy in my family and havo
found good results from its uso. Eipeclally
in cases of sleeplessness aud nervousness has
it been of benefit to somo of my family.
"I havo heard of many from this locality
who havo derived benefit fiom its uso. My
sou was iu a largo school when a firo started
and at one timo threatened to bo disastrous,
which excited him und unsettled his nerves,
and on visiting home, ho used Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood aud uervo remedy with quite
satisfactory results.
"Wo aro glad of this opportunity to recom
mend Dr. Greene's Nervura for others' uso
and glvo permission to publish this letter for
tho good of others."
No greater proof that n medicine will cure
you can possibly bo given thau these words of
an honored Judge and distinguished Senator.
Tako Dr. Greono's Nervura and feel again
what it is to bo well to feci powerful and
vigorous, to havo strong, steady nerves, to
Bleep soundly and wako mornings refreshed
and energetic. No matter how badly ycu
mny feci, Dr. Greene's Nervura will go to
the root of your disease and euro you of
your troubles.
Dr. Greono's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy should nut be classed with ordinary
patent medicines; it is a physician's prescrip
tion, endorsed and recommended by. tho most
eminent doctors of our laud. Its discoverer,
Dr. Greene, of 33 West 11th St., Now York
City, is tho most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, and can bo con
sulted in all cases free of charge, personally
or by letter.
Tltli the IJxccptlnit of Secrelnry MrCrnlth,
Win, Is Succeeded by Trunk Morrison.
t)T Chleagti ('oiiYontlou Again Declared
for Silver, lint Indorses No l'nrly,
Cis-CIXXATI, Dec. la Samuel aompors
wns unanimously re-electod president ul
tho American Federat'on of Labor yester
day. All thu other old officials were re
elected with tho otn'ptlon of Pwrotary
McCrnith. Tho olllcers lire: President.
Painuel Gnnipers; vice presidents, P. .)
McGulro, .lames Duncan, Juntos O'Ccm
noli and M. M. Garland; socrotnry, Frank
Morrison of Chicago; treasurer, John U
Lonnou; delegates to Hrltlsh trade eon
gross, Martin Fox of Cincinnati and
George K McNeill of Doston. N'nshvllli'
wns selected ns the next plnro of meeting
Asldefrom thoolection of olllcers tho Im
portant business of the session wits Hi,
delxiU) on sllve-. The cnmmltteo on re-o
ltltlons ro;.iriel tho silver resolution ot
Mr. WoIhik in, of Urooklyn, without roi -ommundnti
in except to Mil to when the
previous tmtiiiiiul conventions of tho fed
eration voted for silver It wns nil economic
question, and now that It had become a
polltlcat question tho committoe asked
that It bo not revived In any manner, und
thnt tho resolution of Welsmau lie tabled
without dobato or any motions. Tho
Wolsmnn resolution provided for tho re
consideration of tho resolution for free
sliver adopted nt tho threo preceding na
tional conventions.
Tho attempt lo tnble tho Wolsmnn reso
lution wns defeated, und tho discussion
ovor various: amendments wns prolonged
nnd spirited. Finally Mr. Vnrnoll, of Col
orado, offered as a substitute a resolution
roallirmlng tho action of tho national con
ventions of 1M.W, ISM and 18IH In Indorsing
tho frco and unlimited colnngoof silver at
thorutloof 111 to 1. Kx-President John
Mollrldo nnd Delogitos M-ihon, Lloyd,
Hoyco nnd others led In the dobato for the
substltuto. Welsmau opposed the resolu
tion boeauso of Its expression for silver,
O'Donnelland others bocnu-o they wanted
no more political issues referred to In the
federation.
Delegate Lcnuon offered a substltuto for
tho substltuto roalllrmiiK tho action of
tho threo previous conventions on silver,
nnd denying thnt In so doing tho federa
tion indorses or will Indorse nny political
party hat has or may adopt f reo colnaso.
Mr. Yarnoll accopted Mr. London's sub
stltuto as an amendment.
, Dologato Garland offered a resolution
Indorsing a high protective tnrilT, which
was ruled out ot order as not trormnno to
tho question. After several moro speeches
tho previous question was ordered, nnd
tho vote on tho Ynrnell silver substitute
as amended by Mr. Lcnuon carriod by a
vote of 1,033 to 302.
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iioit ciuui' liunaicss,
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Subject to Citizens party rulca.
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Subject to Citizens party rules.
SHOKMAKEIt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market and Centre streets.
PIIOF JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 69, Mahanoy City, I'a.
Flavins; studied under some of tha best
masters In London and Paris, will gtvo lessons
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address In care of Btrouse, tbc
eweler, Shenandoah.
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a Uriel
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Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
..For
BARBEY'S
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JJIOlt CHIItP HUltUKSS,
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Of tho Fourth Ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
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Subject to Democratic party rules.
-jjiou nnciuVKit of taxes,
M. P. C0NRY.
Subject to Democratic party rules.
JOIt CHIEF UUUGUriB,
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Subject to tho Citizens party rules.
JOlt C1III5F HUKCIKSH,
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Of tha Fifth Ward,
Subject to Citizens jiarty rules,
poit TAX IUtClJIVKlt,
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nssurtd him
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7olnnd wouldwl
. ..icoof Culm, til
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EX-CONGRESSMAN HORR DEAD.
Ho Was "Coin" Harvey's Opponent lit the
Great riimticiiil Debate.
Pl.AINFIKLl), N. J., Dec. 10. Kx-Con- I
grossman Hoswell G. Horr died last night
nt 11 o'clock, nftor an Illness of two weeks I
with bronchitis and Hrlu'ht's disease. Mr. j
Horr wns born Nov. 2'1, 1WO, in Waltsvlllo,
VK Ho received his education In tho pub
llo schools, nnd whon youiiK movod to
Klyrlu, O. In lb.'iS ho married, and In lhiil 1
wns ndmlttod to tho bar. Ono y-ar later
ho moved to St. Louis nnd went into tho I
mining business In 1ST1 ho tuok up his
homo In Saglnnw, Mich., from which dis
trict ho wns elected to congress on tho Ito
ptibllcnn ticket In 1878 nnd sorvod with dis
tinction threo succossivo terms. In lt'J0
ho moved to l'lalnUold, nnd becauio a
momber of tho editorial staff of tho Now
York Tribune, which position ho tins hold
ovor since. His joint debate with Harvey,
author of -'Coin's Financial School," at
tracted much attention. Ho niado ovor
ninety speeches In tho lust presidential
olcctlon.
OOPRfnRF'om
, itlonaWU'
HUt-' til 1 1 Coluto support,
r-,in,,fl With tho
ntry We nn V
; Idlprs in C'uba!j
olieve thai tho I
I unediidil irtn
lt oho Am'trl-
3occtlc
nssrrt that
inuy will uotll
K;iam-h pen-1 )
1 1 ,1 .l1 .!
TheTRP , f i
Mint, r"iei"
on jh nuletest I
For Sa'and that ho Is 1
the w ir oillcoJ
.-B-t:.-,.araBfnnces compelj
KTS'fTj (Ti O V to meet com-i
Harvard Wins the ,Ioliit llelmto,
PlsiNOKTOK, N. J., Dee. 10. Harvard
won the Joint dobato betwoon Hnrvnrd
nnd l'rlncoton unlvorsltlos nt Alexander
Hall last night. Tho subject of dobato
wns: "Ilosolvod, Thnt assuming thu ndop
tlon of adequate constitutional amend
ments, tho Unllod States Institute a sys
tem of responsible cabinet government."
Princeton took tho nlllrmatlvo. Tho
spoalcers for Harvard were S. H Wrlght
lngton, Frank O. Wlilto und Charles
Grilk, while II. II Hocuiu, Hubert Sterl
ing nnd G. MclClroy spoko for Princoton.
Tho Judgos woro Senator Josoplt H. Hnw
loy, Provost C. C. Harrlaon und Hamilton
W. Mnblo.
Old People.
Old pecn'o "boreuulroiiiedieinotoreBUlato
tliobowo j ml kidneys will And the truo
remedy ' l 'cetrio Hitters. This medicino
does not '. i uiiate nnd contains no wiilskey
norot'i-- ,ntoxirant, but nets ns a tonic ami
niters :i , It nets luildly on the stomach
undo t -'s, adding strength and Klvinx tone
tot'i r -pans, thereby aiding Naturo in the
ncrf ii in.inco of the functions. Kloctric
hitters is an excellent iipnetizer and aids
digestion. Old people Ibid It just exactly
what thoy need, l'rico lllty cents per bottle
nt A. Wusley's drug storo.
distinguished!
kou to suppiyj
oxpresslonlpfij
ion Suulu nnd'J
Aro,eu.ir CnstuloH
tt -rr -wv-watens uti
SX.jStR Aiot, :, JolnellJ
.is thonsnmlat,rt -tin th ' morlcnnfl
Neuralela, Lumbago u M '.Ul
should be wuhout it thV vl ol
substitute Price 2Ded , K'
hroi 11?t)
'"'".i "till
HI
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PHILA. & REI VISZ
Trnl.. I en vp htiffintiilouh " ' '
Kur fCp.w York u I'htl.iUlt) t
12.
TO I
I III
2 10, 7 IU n
buntlnyH, 2 iu u. in.
For New York via Mauch (
5 2ft, 7 10 a. m , l2nn13C.lf ltJ!'
For JtciKlhit; uml I'lillado 1V
2 10, SSI, 7 10 u.m., 12aJ,3 0;j f
1avn,2 lOn. m. J JK
For I'ottsvllle, week dayn,
12 33, 3 l ant! 5 EW p, m. Hun tl'f.
For Tainaqua and Maliano
2 10. Jiav 7 lo a. in.. 12 si. :i
1 Humliij m, 2 10 u. ni. 1
I 1'or W llllaniMport, Siinbu sula
1 week ilayH, 3 23, U HQ u, in (tl ,
Humlavs, 3 25 a. in. " '
Kor Jluhaiioy l'lnne. wcekPlii
7 10, 11 30 a. in , (2 1 2 00. SOWfe
p.m. Huiulayn, 10, 3 T ft nr(a
I lirtp Auliliitul mill 'iliniiKib 1 1 M '
I 7 10, 11 30 il. in , li 00, 7L") ni., VI
du) , 3 95 ii. in. lull ""p
For Rdtlmore. Wiishlncrtis.
11. .to. It. It, through trui.; , '
Tenuiiml, I'hliadclpliia, ! a' I
7H, USiln. in., 3 10 nnd 7 nt t f
3 20, 7 00, 11 20 ll. 111., 3 10 un Kh' ,
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CoWHrilly Assassination In CieorjrlA,
MAIilhOK, On., Doc 10. Cnpt. A. It.
Knohnry, of Morjrau county, was niwnssl
nnted nt his homo Thursday night while
sentod with ills family at his llrosldo. An
unknown assassin llrod through a window
pane. Hoth barrels of buckshot woro dls
churgod, and tho victim's hoad was lltor
nlly blown from his body. Hloodhounds
nro searching for tho assassin.
Uellet In Six Hours.
Distressing kidney nnd bladder diseases
rollcvcd in six hours by tho "New Great
South American Kiduoy Cure." This new
remedy is a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness iu relieving pain In
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages In mnlo or female.
It relieves retention of wider nnd pain iu
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief nnd cure this Is your rcnitdy.
Bold by Shapiro's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
Slngulitr Accident to a Train.
Cincinnati, Doo. 10. Train S a, of
tha Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern,
met with a most pjeullnr accident Just
east of Hamilton, O. , yostorduy ofturnoon
Tho ongino struck a cow, throwing hor
against tho switch t uul and carrying thu
stand nway Th!3 partly oiwued tho
i switch so thnt the f nvnrl pirt if the in
1 glno remained on tho main tr k nnd tU"
ronr trucks took t'i ide f.iMi This re
suited In thrvlu" m thoingtn postal
,rc 'ii-
tloual trains from Tweutv
nut streets station, week dny
12 It 8 40 p in. tluiidays, 1 S.lV i
THAIKH roit she;,,
lHavo New York via 1'bi 'n
ilayB, I 30, 8 00 a. in . 1 30. 4 I.. I
iiiltht. Holidays, 0 00 p. ni . I'J
,liH. miimjBluwr.W , I,,
Leavo New York la Ma11 'D
days, I 30, 0 10 a. m , 1 30 and ci W
MWVB 1 ltll,l,-l,IUU, IV .Llll m
dnys, I 20, 8 M. 10 05 n, in v
l p. in. nanilays, li n. in,
Leave Heading, ie k da
11 MS 11. in., 0 00 and 8 20 r, in.
Leave l'otttivUle, week da,
12 80 and 6 12 p.m. Monday
Leave Tainaqua, iveck day
m., 187, 1 20 and 0t3 n. in,
Leae Muhnnoy City we
II 47 n. in., 2 0J, 7 41 and 10 OS
a. m.
Leave Mahuiuiy Plane, we
630,0 37, HtVJa. Ill , 1 1" 2 J
lOSIp. in. Sundays. 2 40, f
Leave llllamsport, week
ni,, o uo unu i
llllamsport, week c, f l
1 11 41 p. m. Sundi t3J 1
rijANTlC CITY
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ATI-ANTK
r i)i.iin.iAi..i,in r-i..
South strtnt wlmit for AtianiC
WiH'kila.vs- hxitiLa, 'J00Hw
l', . awiinmuitniiuii " .' .
Sunilttvs Kxnrt i . 10!
IiKKlatlou, HOUu, in 1 1 j 1 ill! f
Itcturniiiir leavo Atluut c
Atlantic nnd Arkansas nvcu
Weekdays- rxiir-.' t. V
p, in, Accommodation, 8 If It
Hiiml yi l'spn -1 iOO VldVtfltt
datloti 7ha w 4i r in ,om 0
l'urlor C an on ull vx r-"littinT
I. A 8VI'lOia), U,7ftf
den I Hut is.teident J
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