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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-11-12
For the ADVOCATE.
Sunshine.

Sunshine.
WELCOME OH SUNSHINE
Come in the Spring; with thy golden wing
Brush from the earth its cover of snow,
Fan thou the embers of lie to glow,
Bring back the birds to carol and sing;
Welcome. O Sunshine, welcome in spring.
GLORIOUS SUNSHINE.
Come in the Summer; with thy pallet and
brush
Paint us the mountains in their azure mist,
Paint u3 Il cloud which thou .hast kissed
Spread o'cr the sky its evening blush,
And tinge il at nson with a rudly flush,
FRUITFUL SUNSHINE!
Linger in Summer with ripcning ray;
Brood ora the crops Of upland and plain,
Give to the farmer his ripeued gram,
Give to the OK his well earned hay,
kul9 thcu the earth with thy loving sway.
GOLDEN sUNsuISEl
Come in the autumn with Thy golden rod,
Turn with its tonch turn the corn yellow,
Turn with its touch, turn the fruit mellow,
Scatter the brown leaves Ou tho sod,
Ripen the clover in its Tiny pod.
MERRY SUNSHINE
Stay through the Winter, keep u3 in cheer,
Laugh at the snow, laugh at the frost,
Turn them 20 diamonds, bought without
cost,
Loose from their prison the river AMI mere,
aud melt with thy pity tbs frozen tear,
HELPFUL SUNSHINE.
Give US the aid Of thy subtle ski l.
Buill US the oak, build us the pine,
Mngic the SAP for the fruitful vine;
Juices that nourish, juices that kill
Fresh from thy wondrou5 retorts distil.
FAITHFUL SUNSHINE.
Bring to us, back from the greedy sea
Water 10 christen the earth with rain,
Water to fill the river again.
Bring it in dews for the thirsty tree,
Bring it in clouds abundant and free.
HEALING SUNSHINE.
Wis The ssck, visit the sad
AT thy smile through window or door,
At thy step on the chamber floor,
Hearts that are weary grow merry and
gad
Anu 'NlHk Ol INC SUNSHINE Ol NE tHey liN
had.
Ridgway, Nov. 9TH 1874 d
DEATH FROM FALLING Dow
STAIRs.-We mentioned in last week
issue, the death of Michael Kearney
from falling down stairs, while unde
the influence of liquor. His deaf
occurred shortly after midnight on Wed
nesday. An Inquest was held upo
his body by Squire Cummings, actin
coroner. The jury was composed
G co. Dickinson, o. B. Fitch, j. d Flu
lerton, o. B. Grant, l.. S. Garritt an
T. j. Wheeler, the verdict Of whic
was "that the said Kearney was in
state of iutoxicaton and tell down tt
stairs at the boarding house Of Dickir
son Bros, IN Ridgway township; an
further, that the injury produced by tt
fall was the cause of his death. We wou
hereby express our feelings Of censul
against the person or persons who fur
ished the liquor to produce the state
intoxication he was iu." The body
deceased was sent to his friends
Great Valley, n. Y,
TALMAGE's PAPER.-TuE CHRI
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-11-12
Car Time at HSidgiCay.
ELK LODGE, A. Y. M.

The stated meetings of Elk Lodge, No.
979, are held at their hall, corner of Main
and Depot streets, on the Second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month
w. c. IEALY, Sec'y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-11-12
SHERIEES SALE,

Dy virtue Of writ Of Jieri tuci'.s, is
Dsued out Of the Court OF Com mon
Pleas Of Elk County, and to me di-
rected, | will expose to public sale, at
public vendue Or outcry, at the Court
House, in kidgway, Pa, on.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, ~
At one O'Clock p. ~, the following
real estate, to wit: All the right, title,
Interest, claim and demand whatsoever
of defendant in said writ named Of, in,
to or out of all the following described
tracts, pieces or parcels of land being
in Jones township, Elk County. Pa, as
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
new cas,le oounty oour,..


Especially reported for the Commercially
New CASTLE, May 18.
The Superior Court and Court of the General
opened this morning at 101S A, NJ, Judges Gil
pin, Wootten, and Houston on the bench. After
calling the General Jury, the Court proceeded
to the disposition of the civil list. The number
of cases this Court is very large, 225 in number,
excluding SO cases set down for argument
The Court rapidly ran over the list, whlci gradu-
ally melted down, some being discontinued, some
giving judgment, &c., until it was found that
when they mad reached the end OF the list there
were but "a for trial. The first case taken up
for trial was srH
Wilson q Walton Us. r. R. Robinson
This was an action of assumpsit to
record for (S125.00) the price Of moving
machine alleged to have been sold to an en-
ployee of the defendant, upon defendants writ
ten order, but winch the defendant claimed was
only request for the use OF sad machine fol
hire. During tile progress of tins case the Court
adjourned until L. Nj.
AFTERNOON S ssson.-Upon assembling, the
Court proceeded with the unfinished case above.
The result was verdict by the jury for the de-
fendant Bird for plaintiff Harrington for de-
fendant Henry $. Evans, Execuuix, Assignee, Us
Wm. e. s. Barr and wife, et al, sci. ia. SUI
mortg. Judgment was rendered for plaintltf,
$40, ,l74.63, with interest from date of mortgage.
Nlelds for plaintiff, Whiteley for defendant
In the case of Geo. Reed, indicted last week
for stealing an OK, Messrs Job s. Butterwood
Groves and Richardson appeared and justified as
bail in the sum of S5O0U0, Tor the defendants
| appearance at the next term.
| w. II. d FL. Cause p. b. a. us. Scattergood Al
| lens Executor, garnishee, d. b. T. This was
case of an appeal in which the plaintiff sought
| to establish the following position Where
| plaintiff has recovered Judgment, issued a wrl
| Of execution, (and leyied) and then stays the
| writ, taking the property III his own hands i'll or
| der that third party may make purchase Of
| the goods levied upon, aud such purchase money
| be paid to the plaintiff towards satisfying ths
| judgments held, such acton divests the
plaintiffs lien III favor of subsequent judgmen
| creditors" The court however overruled the
proposition, and directed the jury to bring yer
dict for respondent for costs. Harrington fo
appellant, Higgins for respondent.
Lewis Miller ns. Wilmington q Reading r. r
Co. BY agreement of counsel, Judgment wa
given for plaintiff $4,000 and COSTS. Lore fol
plaintiff, DUPONT for defendant.
Isaac Grub ps. John ID. Franklin. By agree
ment of counsel, Judgment WAS given tor plain
uff $4,000 and costs Gray for plaintiff, Hig
gins for defendant.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning a
1015 A. NJ.
Inc railroad cases growing out of the acci
dents near Newport and Ellerslie will most likel
be reached on Wednesday morning, and will ac
cordlng to present appearances consume da
| or two, at least. The session will last the great
er part of two weeks. II. G. I.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The Monopoly.

TWO ARRESTS LAST NIGHT, AND AN APPEAL TAKEN
LEVI. c. BIRD RETAINED AS COUNSEL.
The police have begun to hunt down the un-
licensed night scavengers in good earnest, and
the arrests hereafter are likely to be much larger
than they have been, as yet
Last evening, raid was made on party en-
gagged IN this work, and two captures effected,
James Temple aud Henry Weeks, who were
brought before the Mayor and the usual penalty
imposed. Both gave security, and declared theiI
intention of taking an appeal, as others engaged
IN thls business were willing to pay their poruon
| against the monopoly.
We have since learned that they have taken
the necessary steps, and that Levi. G. Bird, ESQ.
has been retained AZ their counsel.
There have now been eight arrests of persons
charged with cleaning ouB'ccss-pools by hand
in competition with the Excavator. These ar,
! William Craig, Robert Jones. Manuel Black
James Temple, (twlce,) David Brown, Thoa
Dixon, and Henry Weeks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The wilmington car Works.

BOWERS, DURE AND co-INDIcATIoNs OF REVIVAL.
OF CAR BUILDING.
Bowers, Dure q Co., of the Wilmington Car
Works, are building four first class passenger
cars for tue Berks County Rail Road. They are
20 be finished b., the first of June, at which
dmeitls expected the road will be finished tc
Slatington. They are also building two-horse
street car for the Metropolitan Company of Bos
on. This Is very handsome car, somewhat af-
5er those built for the Thirteenth aud Fifteenth
street cars OF Philadelphia, and which are con-
sldered the handsomest in that city. The same
company also have contract for building three
5wo horse, and several one horse street cars for
4 company III Harrisburg
The firm ships to-day three new first class
passenger cars to the North Pennsylvania r. r
These are welcome evidences of a revival of one
of the Industries IN which Wilmington is so large
ly interested,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The loans.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE woRKINaMEN's.
Last evening, the third annual meeting Of the
Workingmen's Loan Association was held,
and report of its operations for the past three
years submitted.
The receipts for the past year were s25, 475.98,
IF which sum S13.183.00 were obtained from
monthly dues, Sc, 408.25 from premiums, -, 824.-
So from interest, S69S.89 from fines, and S8UU
from returned loans.
The loans to members amounted to 81 400.
The number OF withdrawal shares was 2l9,
amounting to $5,s52.0O. The interest paid OIL
.hese amounting to $l72, and the premiums re-
turned on the same amounted to S2ll.2O. The
expenses including insurance, tax, &C., amount
cd to S5529S, leaving balance IN treasury oil
92779O
The statement for the three years ending
April % 1874 shows total receipt OF $74, 794.
50 and total disbursement of $74.5l6 40.
The whole number of shares now in operation
8 1911, on which the average premium for the
past three years has been 80 2-3 per cent aud
Tor the past year 2S 2-3. The whole number O
| shares issued ID 1910 aud the whole number ol
| shareholders 154.
| The net value of each share is now $50. 1858
All the officers of the association were reelected
| lor the coming year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
Local KsreyltIes.

Sunset at 7.o9.
Muhlhausen, tailor.
New Prun1llas at Jones'.
Try Houston Il Przers Rio.
Jiml0y Martin has sure thing OF II.
Fine Goshen butter still, at Bowman's.
The smoke of saturdays battle is clearing away.
The good looking men all go to Dubell's for hats.
Try manloca for a dessert at Joaes, 18th and Mar
ket.
SIX cents for spool cotton at the Grover q Baker
o1lce
Grace church strawberry festival is sure to be an
elegant affair.
You can buy the finest felt hat at W. P. Webb's,
3Oi Market street.
Bixbaum is stirring things up at Sd and Market in
the clothing trade.
The cheapest printing in the United States at the
COMMERCIAL office.
1ou will find IN this column, brief notice Of Mr..
Bowman's stores.
Dried fruits, and canned do. best assortment in
town, at BOwman's.
Morgan's prices are below those of Philadelphia
for we-maie shirts.
stop on your way to or from market and see the
reliable refrigera ors.
8 O,Ooo prlmeras on hand and being manufactured
Inquire at Singes Son.
1900 Fuehsas large plants, so kinds at Tatnall 4
Co.'s on Delaware avenue.
Blue, black and fancy mixed coatngs supplied at
Baynes tailoring establishment
Donahue sells the cheapest shoes in the city, at
Inc new ohoe Store, Sl5 Market street.
The Doe Run Insurance Company has come down
with the cash. Better late than never.
j. p Doughten has s'ld one make OF black ties for
eight years and every person likes them.
New styles Of spring shawls have been received at
Lichtenstens. An elegant sBawl as low as So.
Those in want of rst-class shoes at lowest prices
should call at the new shoe store Sl3 Market st.
Franks 5l1 Market Street. is the only manufac.o
oil ladies' underwear, of every variety in the state.
Our spring stock is large and varied. and will be
closed out at the lowest prices, at MoUres, 2-s
kst street.
There is atrenendous demand for Brown Leghorn
eggs. Jones sells eggs at 81 81 per Dozen ouly half
usual fancy prices.
Walton James ice teams made fine prome-
nade on our streets on Saturday last. They looked
well and cooled of the atmosphere
Mr.. Bowman's new store b1i King Street, is al
ready an institution and we think an indispensa-
Die one. From the business that is done there .Mul-
tum IN parvo will not seem inappropr ate when you
see the excell' mt assortment OF staple and fancy
groceries, fruits, nuts, ttc, that he has on hand
OF the best quality only, and at less than regular
prices We need not say that his main store at ri
and King has, as usual. of the largest and best
assorted stock Of gOOds in his hne, to be found In
the city a fact that seems TO be generally known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

Monthly meetings of the Brandywine and Mu-
tual Loan Associations this evening.
Temperance prayer meeting, in the ladies' sew
ing room OF st. Pauls NJ. L. Church.
Fourth rehearsal, for the "Home" and "Or-
phan's Asylum" Concert, this evening.
The alarm Of fire this morning was caused by
a big smoke in Fourth street, but no fire.
The Cecilian band had a concert at St. Pauls
Catholic church, Fourth and jackson street, last
evening.
W. b. Middleton is about to remove to Ian
caster, to take charge of extensive bridge works
III that city.
The Directors of the Wilmington Mechanics
Cooperative Association will hold meeting
lhis evening at 404 Market St.
That missing plank on the railroad bridge
across the Braudywine should be replaced be.
fore some person falls through.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
Gard from jaime. Martin.
Wu,MINoroN. NAV ia. 1874

WILMINGTON, May 49, 1874.
desire to acknowledge my indebtedness to
the Republican voters for the very generous
support given to me in the nomination election
on saturday last-to thank them icr the high
compliment rendered me in the choice of he
publican candidate for sheriff Of this county
ALSO to thank my immediate friends for the
hearty and enthusiastic energy by which they
achieved the gratifying result. Standing now,
as ever, upon the broad platform of Republican
integrity and unity, l can only desire continu-
ance of this integrity, unity, and enthusiasm,
that the CANVASS That must result in the choice
of government for this State, may bring us
greater cause FOR rejoicing. 10 this pledge
my earnest and uuceasng efforts.
Sincerely Your ODedient Servant,
JAMES MARTIN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

ADDITIONAL NoMINATIoN ELECTION RETURNS
The eastern district Of Red Lion Hundred has
voted as follows for Sheriff and Coroner: For
Sheriff :--Hukill 64 McMullen 48 Martin 2.
For Coroner :-Ayars 81 Yandever 80 Lank
8; Kitchener q Bailey 2. East Brandywlne
District only polled II votes, all of which were
cast for Martin. For Coroner Kitchener re-
ceived IL votes and Ayars l.
East Sc. Georges :--Hukill III McMulen
Martin Denney 3. For Coroner Mitchenei
81 Ayars 70 j; Bailey 20 Vandever 10 /; Lank
4 !; Morrow 2.
In South Appoquinimink, Hukill received 9t
votes, instead OF q, as published in our table
YESTERDAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
Fv-E n KUY9El's BITTER VINE OF IRON

Has never been known to fail in the cure OF weak
ness, attended with symptoms, lndisposition to ex-
ertlon loss of memory, dficult breathing, general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak nervous trem-
bling, dreadful horror OF derth night swears, cou
sal las itu1e of the muscu ar sys em enormous ap-
petite. with dyspeptic system, hot hands, flushing
of the body, dryness of the skin, pad countenanct
and eruptlons on th- lace purifying the blood, pai
in the back, ,heavlness OF tie eyeds, frequent act
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary sufu
sion and loss of sight want of attention. etc Thest
symptoms all arise from weakness and to remedy
that use L. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. l.
who have used it, Get the genuine. Sold emily in
81 battles. Take only t. r. Kunkel's Depot ant
ufilce, No. 259 North nth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
1t Is sold only In 81 bottles, with photograph Of
the Proprietor on each wrapper, all other counter
felt.
Sold by all Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

DOVER IrEMs.-The work of remodeling the
Capitol is one OF the best contract jobs ever done
80 1T is said by competent judges.
Fisher Bockman will soon begin work on
the new court house.
The railroad car founding has created deal
of surmising and gossip in Dover some persons
going TO the extreme Of Offering to swear to the
parents from flavor"
DIR. West, two years ago, weighed 200 lbs, now
he weighs l4O. Then, he could lift $50 lbs now
all one side of his body is paralyzed, 80 he could
not even lift an Iron bolG."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. %, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street..
Good Intent Division No. 3, S. Of r., Nicola
rys Building.
Washington Division, No. {, s. of T., Fifth
and Market Streets
Humanity Circle, B. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 211 Market street,
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. Of G. F. a
McClary's Building.
Columbia Lodge, No. 12, I. o. G. T., at Fiftl
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
J $ Prettyman, Milford.
A D Maxom, Louisville, Ky.
w e Wetherber, "
J P Howell, Brooklyn,
II E Woodford, d"
S Van Samm, New York.
] I Downs, Washington, D. G.
j I Csselman,
Chas A Gallagher, N. Y.
WA Whitlock, Jacksonville, Fla.
A 2 Fields NJ. ID. Chester.
] E Hammer, Philadelphia,
Earnest Douredoure, "
Jas Nj Harris, BALTIC.
S G Francis; Georgetown, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
TAPE WORM
No. 20
~No. 95g

Removed in few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm Will
head passes. Refer those afflicted to residents o.
the city whom have cured, that had taken in vail
turpentne, and sO-caled specigcs and all knOwL
remedies. Dr. L. r. Kunkel, No. 259 N. Ninth st.
Phade shia. Advice free. Removed tape worn
and see specimens at ofice. Seat, Pin and Stomach
MOrms also removed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
rH-FoR me BLOOD IS THE LIFE.

See Deuteronomy, Chap. xii, Verse 23 The blood
being the source from whish our systems are built
up and from which we derive our mental as wen as
should be kept pu e. II it contains vile fostering
polsons All organic functions are weakened thereby
Settfnss lnpoI tant organs as tine lungs, livei
or kidneysth he effect is most disastrous Hence II
behooves eYef one to Keep their bio nj In perfectly
healthy con1itoil hilnore especially does this ap
ply at this particular season ol the yea ~ ri ani
any other. No matter what the exciting cause may
be, ths real cause OF q large proportion OF all dl
seases Is bad boOd. Now Br. fiercs does not wish
to place his Golden Medical Discovery in the cata
logue of quack patent n0strums by recon uending
TO cure every dis ase, nor does he SO recommend H.
on the contiary there are hundreds of disease tnai
he acknowledges II will not cure but what he does
claim is this that there is but one form III blood dis
ease that will no cure and that iii ea Is cancer
He does not rec ,mmend his Discovery for that dis
ease, yet he knoS IL to be the most searching Oou
cleanser vt discovered, and that IL Will free the
blood aud system nj all other known blood posOns.
he they animal, vegetable or mineral. The Golden
Discovery Is warranted him to cure the wurs,
forms OF skin disease, as all forms of bloches PIN
pies and eluptions also all CLAN ular swellings, an
the worst form Of scrOfu0us and ulceraed sores OF
neck legs or other parts and all scrofuous diseases
of the bones, as white swelings fever sores, hi
joint and spinal diseases, all of which belong Il
Bcroiulous Diseases
CONFIRMED - HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED
W. GROVE STATION, Ia, July ID. 1872.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
lear Sir:-My wife first became lame nine year
ago. Swelllngs would appear and disappear on he
hip, and she was gradually becoming reduced, an
her whole system rotten with disease. In 1871
swelling broke on her hip discharglng large quaint
ties, and since that time there are several openings
Have had five doctors at an expense of SO, who sa
nothing will do any good but surgical operation.
July 9Th, 1878, he writes thus: My wife has Gel
taInly received great benefit from the use OF you
Discovery for she was not able to get OFF the be
and was not expected to live week when she con
mence using it, a year ago. She has been doin
most of her work for over six months Has use
twenty bottles and still using 1t. her recovery
considered as almost miracle, and we attribute
TO tle use of your valuable medicine. eau chez
fully recommend it as "a blood purifier and strengt
restorer' j. M ROBINSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

DEMOLISHED, The office of the Harlan & Hol-
Holingsworth Co., which was condemned by
Council, in order to widen Water ST., has been
partially demolished since the company have re-
moved to their new quarters, in the handsome
frame building which they have recently erected
Immediately to the rear OF the old building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

and instrumental concert at Central church, on
Thursday evening, platform will be erected in
the church to accommodate the performers, and
Messrs Robelen Il Bro. will furnish one Of their
superior Kpabe pianos.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
w-LooKI LoOKl L00Ri

EB-LO0Ki LoOKl L00Ki
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart.
burn.
It will make you strong and give you new life.
1t Will act upon your liver and tone up your dges
tion.
II IS pleasant to take and perfectly harmless,
1t will do all that ionic will do without houor IL
stimulate. 1t is not Wine of Iron. Try it. octorl
prescribe 1t. Clergy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with il. suffer no longer sen,
and get circular. See what it has done.
For sale by smith x Painter, f. Brlnghurst & Co.
&. Mclnall, DR.. and Druggists generally. apr2-lln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

KNOCKING OFF. HATs.-At Reading, yesterday
it was announced that the wool hat manufac-
turers had decided to discontinue operations at
the close of this week, on account of tile bust
ness depression throughout the country. This
will throw out of employment in Reading and
its vicinity nearly one Thousand persons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

JoyFuL.-AIcAllister fireman on the W. &
W. r. r., is showering cigars with lavish
hand, and all because Mrs. NJ has presented him
Ghe first living image of himself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

BRIoHT's SALE.-Remember those 10 building
lots to be sold by William Bright tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock, at the corner of 9th and Madi-
son streets. They are in an excellent locality,
and the terms are very easy Approved mort
gages will be taken in pavment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
CITY ITEMS.

fB Hotels, restaurants, boarding houses and other
large consumers will lind it to their advantage to
patronze w. X. Bowman grocer, I'd and King and
oil King street. He makes liberal reductions on or
ders for an assortment of goods in his line, than
which there is none better offered In town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
RLACK ITEliNANIES

*
in ST. and 81 WIDTHS,
WARRANTED TO WEAR, PURE SILK AND
WOOL,
NOVELTIES IN
LINENS FOR PoLoNAIsE,
PLAIN, INDIA BLUE, OPEN WORK AND EN-
BRoIDERED, BY TIE YARD.
The last case we shall open this of our great
bargains,
THE FIBTY CENT DOUBLE WIDTH CORDED
MoHAIRs,
In Browns and Grays only.
GRANVILLE WoRRELL,
SIC AND s79 MARKET STREET,
iebe-tf MASONIC TExPLE, Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

CAMP MEET1Na.-The Brandywine Summit
camp meeting will commence on the 18th Of
August and continue for eleven days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

New CARs.-The Jackson d Sharp Company
are building two narrow gauge passenger carr
for tlie Peach Bottom Railroad