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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

Thomas Pains, Eho deyoled bis iileto De
sacred cause 81 freedom, should hsye
bseu hissed a In the hour Of death b.
The snakes Of conscience, While edilors Of
Presbyterian papsfs who defended slAv'
cry a 3 divine Institution, and cheeFfully
juSiiGed the stealing Of babes from the
breasts Of mothers, are supposed 70 have
passed SmilinRly from earth 70 the en-.
braces Of angels? Why should you think
that the heroic autbor Of the HRights Oi
Man" should lhudderingly dread 10 leave
this shank and lhoal Of time" while
Calvin, dripping with the blood Of Ser.
Velns, vas anxious % Be judged Of God :
Il Il possible that the persecutnEs-lbe
inltiRators Of The massacre Of 81. RaEthol.
omeE-ihe inventors and uEers Of thumb.
screws and iron bootS and racks-Lhe
burners and teLIefS Of human Geah-lhe
slealerS, Vhippers and enslaveTs Of men
the buyers and heaters Of babes and
motheFs--the founders Of inquiAihons-
the makers Of chains, the builders o! dun.
geons, the Alanderers Of the living and Tie
calumniItoEs Of the dead, all died in the
odor Of sanclity, with white, forgiven
hands folded upon the breasts Of petce,
while the destEoJeTa Of preiudiee-Lhe
apostles Of humlnity-the soldiers Of
liberty-the breakers Of ielters-the cre-
Ators Of light-died surrounded With
fierce tends Of ieari
In your attempt TO destroy the eharac.
ter Of Thomas Paine you have failed, and
have succeeded only in leaving stain
upon your own. You have written
words Is cruel, bitter and heartIess Is the
creed Of Calvin. Hereafter you will
stand in the pillory Of history a. = de-
amer-acalumnIStor Of the dead. You
will be known a. the man who said that
Thomas Paine, the "author hero" lived
drunken and besstly life, and died 8
drunken, coWardly and beastIy desth.
These infamous words will be branded
upon The forehead Of your reputation.
They will be remembered against Jou,
when all elie you have uttered shall lave
passed from the memory Of men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

The Rev. joseph MilIkiD, a Presby'
terrain minister Of Columbus, Ohio, has
voluntarily resigned lis position, being
unable, as be 'nys, to longer continue in
the relation on account Of such change
In hi, views a, would subject him to q
trial for herefy. In Lis letter to The
Presbyiery (Which We ind in the Jo,sua
Of yesterday he nses the following Ian,
gusgc:
II am uporthodox az 10 many OF the
doctrines and differences from doctrines
essential to the Calvinis,ic and orthodox
systems. | can not give here my beliefs
and it would avail nothing II / could
For your purposes and mine, it guiIices tc
say that do not believe, and can not pre-
tend to believe, many things that a Pres,
byteriau minister is rightfully expected
10 believe, teach and conform 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

ME ABRAHAM Wells, Of Brooke
county, Who was 10 the city yesterday,
tells Us that Is yet there has been no iros.
To iDjare anything in The gardens. The
tOnsloss, and even late corn, still grow
md mature, and the lima beans are in
flower, which is something very unusual
indeed. The season has been very re.
marktble, and while in his immediate
locality the corn is no. an average crop,
YET In other localities Of this region It ia
ayerage, And the whest, oats and graz,
are decidedly beyond an sver'gc. The
report from Washington county, Pa,
pubInhed in another column, shows about
what The crops have been in this region,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

A NEW NODE or DEALESu WITH
DRuHKAEIs-Rev. DR.. A. A. Miner,
George q. shattuck and John L. Tyler,
the commissioners appointed BY the Bos.
ton authorities to consider the treatment
Of drunkenness in the city institutions
and private asylums, as well asthe meas.
ures that can be taken to reform drunk.
ards, report that, though the officials work
with great fidelity and much painstak.
ing consideration" the results Of the
preSenllaw cannot but be unsatisfactory,
as the fines, il paid at all, commonly fall
on the already wrongcd family or friends,
and the short term Of imprisonment Is
only enough 10 rid the systcm Of liquor
andnOl break up the habit Anccesslty,
in the opinion Of the commissioners and
some Of tho managers Of the correclory
Institutions, Is that inebrinies should be
separated from the basCr criminals, and
should be held for longer periods, "a
for one, two or even three years, and
be given steady work. This feeling "a
strengthened by the inspection OF many
private asylums, which permanently re.
form from 40 to so per cent Of their in.
mates, the greater success being met
where people are forced to remain year
or more. The commissioners, therefore,
urge new departure in the treatment OF
drunkardS brought before the courts,
recommending that the primary aim shall!
DO their reformation, leaving the matter
Of their Just punishment to be incident.
ally though necessarily involved. TO
this end, when brought before the courts,
they should not be sentenced to given
punishment, but committed to an asylum
for such prctracted period, ono year or
more, as experience has proved to be
necessary, with discretion in the hands
Of the proper authorities to grant proba.
tionary absence on well.dsfned condi.
tons, attended perhaps by continued
helpful overnight. With regular occu.
patton and suitable educational and
moral influences, a very large per cent
Of these slaves Of The cup, the commits.
.sioners believe may be restored 10 the
dignity Of good ciiisens.
5 a. . fl b.
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sESAToE ". Il. TAHr aad family, Of
welbburg, have recently returned from
trip to Kansas. The Senator il, (or
uled to be- a large land owner and opera.
tor IN that State, having gone outin early
days when land was cheap in the bea,
counties and when the question Of slavery
and freedom hung trembling in the bal
hpce. IEb relative, Hon. c. TAR, il also
an owner Of KanBaa lards. just a; ;hi,
time Kansas lands are dePressei and are
offered very freely IN the market, but the
State has great future before It. The
iarmsrs have had splendid crop this
season and will be in good shape to con.
auue plenty Of Wheeling naiIs in build
ingand improving
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

MODERATION and patience are the
uatchWord, Of the Republican party" Of
France, says French newspaper. Those
are excellent watchWords for any party
in any country. French RepublicaniSm
has until very recently been 20 complete
y radical a. 10 Tighten the conservative
instincts Of the rural population, which
In France holds the balance Of power. Il
that party can use it, victory in modsra-
ton, il item bring about q compromise
with McNahon, it MAJ be reasonably Ger.
tain that the future belongs to II, but il
aruP!ure tskes place and = new dissoIu,
ton, grave isars must be entertained for
the preservation Of peace or The consoli'
dG.ioh even Of such g republic as the
Marshal President permits to France.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

THEGE are nor Stout ! 900 lnvblids al
The Arkansas Hot Spring., and doubl,
that number are expected in fsbtuary
Bs,ide, the frltelais hotels, for thost
Who clh afford such Injuries, good &C
conmOdahons can be procured from s3t
10 50 3 month, and even Len, IL the in
valid Il able TO walk Ihree.quIrters Of I
mile from the baths. A new medical ant
surgical institute has been opened, viii
fTs doctors in attendance, designed tc
accommodate pItienI with board, bath
and medical attendance at low rates.
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SATURDAY, OssOasr ca, is7,
TRUSTEES SALE OF
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY

By T.rius Of ptsd d Trusi Ishds BIZ H,,..
InsE and NlEy IntF, Ah vile, 10 ne ntd,,,,-.. :
IrEs'es, dltsd RthtuiFJ Z, IS75, rttofist n -.
book No. ;. paga ~, q TIE tind fefuFi, a nfi,
county, Sll tell q ne treat DOR Il H. CeS,,
HSute o. Ohio eo1nty, q ''I'
SATURDAY, 0ctOssE Oh, Is77,
Conmsneing 1t 10 S'eloGk A. H., The to,lo,t,,
1efiSsd feil tItttE All that Ii q pOund ttuSi'
led lying u Tie town q 1FiaAslphIS OH r,.,,,.
Wet Vbpni1, dsEign1lba % tbs plli d S,iJ ~.
a LOT Numbered hIiySSvsn lsT, viz n 49, ~
mentA thereto belondnE "D''
1hs tite Z beligId % b psFiect, tuiI vinr,.
Iey rnch Ute only u 4 vested IN Ne by I'D ~,
q iT1ai. -'N WV
two tqull intilllmsnta q IL nd tTslys .SS,,
eTideseed b. pegOti1bls pFomtnoFy note, ihs,I,I.
70 b Ftt0bed until payReat 10 full. '''
W. y. Caldwell, Trustee,
Y. =. =. SSH0EAt oo1ettSf. bepl,S
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FOR SALE
TRUsTEEs sALA

p Tirtns q . pSo1 4 Irur, r,,J. h,r
Aeaell % Ne a IFuIias, iltSd To-. Esilnlsth
feflstoa e ths eGsa \ a. on n :. ", lEl
Ssltd O1ie eo1nty, Na1 E;rEisia y SSoan,y
4fuIt Aoak Ho. ., JaIR 81, IA m :, 100 ~ 4
doH q ths C0art Has 4 siI ssgsty :, u ~ i'Oai
SATURDAY, OssSasr ca, ,.r.,
csuntseisg u - E'slosk A. Il. II, ,.,,,.,..
lehhtd relI tgt1tsi Tka Ons-hilI Il M ~ q.
Je1aikin ZGs4'f nitltios V ~ DIV Il ~ u
m titls h ttllgytd y u tsTtsrt u, eis,S,lint
TSy ealy tha tiiis JsIlt4 i - II "a Y. g:
Tina o. EILR-oa4third t.,A. IN. ,,,...
sqEil inltIilntlllli IA 6bd twelve s,s-,t. Z
dsssd ~ nssiahs naS, IL IiIs 8 = ,.,,, ",
unul fGJns1t 10 flll. = islli1et
". n Caldwell IT,
v. :, ". COWpu, 6olitii1S, 4's''ea'
HP ". j. HALEER. Aps,leD.,
n I6sIs n. + sI0asnsd until SATURDAY
ees-NAs ". n CALDWELL 1,,.-
M lAoTe Slle Q hiJctrnti urtil s1TiiS,s;
OcinhsE -, tETl, AOAi
GEMS ". h. CALDWELL rv,,.
c. I5s as g ~ Il peasPossd untl SATURDAY
osa.AAs ". n. CALDWELL. Trust,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGARD

To al Who ere sursribs from the e1osi and In.
dlscrt;IoEs Of yoaih, neToaI Weaknea, ta.lT de-
cay, Ioll Of manhood, DC will send you receipt
TIA. will cue you, FREE OF CHARGE. Til,
7,s; remedy vss discovered By 4 missionary in
South America. sepd tII.ssdressed envelope to
the Rrv. JosErH T lss4N E'aiion D, BBk A0ris,,
Sas York Ciy. Epls-eodET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27
FRIDAY, the 81 Day Of NO7enber, ISL.

FRIDAY, the 81 day Of November, Is5s.
At the dwelling house Of the nd Ferdinand Sec.
bertl situated on strobel Run, . bEanth Of Csld.
wells Run, about one-QuaTter Of mile from The
wheeling and FaiEmont Turnpike, and Ahyu. one.
hai mile from the Corporation line Of the city q
wheeling, sell, commencing aid ale At 10 O'Clock
a. Y The following described pep1nll property,
that h to Iy: b0ENeS, Gov, hos, 3 wagons
sleigh te1 Of harness, saddle and bridel, i
eight-hoE1e power engine With boiler, ah1ltI and
~ the fixture! and appliances Connected there
Eithi corn mill, one TtIlE cutting box, plorL
narrow all the iron nils on the track rad lesd.
Ing from CaldTelrs Run, near Johnstona uill,
01cE 70 the quarry on the farm Of the Elil Ferdi.
nand Schubert, all the nails, ties and lumbtr Be-.
longing 10 aid truck road and 500 iett Of wire
rope and Sll nPpaatus employed In using the slms,
u San and lhaitl; also all the tools ustd by the
s1id seueert In bis quarry consisting Of crotarS,
wedges, hammers, dhllS, picks, axes, WHEEL
h1rToWs, dc; also all the household and kitchen
furniture Of the mid Schubert, including chairs.
bedS, bed ding, lookipg-SIAses, carpets, Gtores,
orSRn, sewing machines and many OthtF aTticlts
not specially mentioned In this advertisement
IRRNs OF SALK.-Au sums lea than twenty
dolIars cash. All sums Of twenty dollar and a.
Ceeding twenty dollars = credit Of one year, the
purchaser giving hSnierttt bearing note With gOod
pefs1nnl security for The deferred payment or all
eaAh u the purchaser % elect.
oc22 J.H. COED TFu,ia,.
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TRUSTEES SANS.

TRUSTEES SALE.
= By virtue Of DEED Of Truat made by JIns
cunningham, Sen, and Mary Cunningham, BIZ
VILE, TO me nS Trustee, dated September eth 1875
recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No. Q, page 2SS d
the land records 0! Ohio county, West VIraiulI, /
WI sell at the front door Of The Court House d
aid county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1871,
Commanding At 10 O'Clock A. n, the east quarter Of
lot No. 81 in Chapllna and Eoh7s addition TO tke
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, State Of West VII.
phlai sad quarter lot being situated on The north.
west corner Of fourth street and the Slley
between Main and Market streets and nfaitl
thereto, fronting on Twenty.fourth street thirty
Ieet sig inches and extending back Eixty.slI itti
9nd reference Is mAde 10 aid deed Of trust !oF full
description Of the anne
Tue il believed to 30 good, but viii convey
only Inc title vested In me by aid deed o, trust
TERHsoR sALE-0ne-thI or more Cash IN hand,
me naIAnce 10 two equal inStalIments At tiI and
WE'VE months, pegotiible notes bearing utstsit TO
Be given and the title 10 b retained uuiil Faymtn,
W. ]. W. coWDEs, Trustee.
., Y. ak4VKr' Auetloneer. EpH
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDziIy eIotpi susdlJ -SeWIrk Accommodation.
tstenbenTiIle AccgnmoiatIon.-ThII tELin dur.
Ing ths day pass bstkEArd and forward between
Martins Fury sod BeiliiTe, stopping when Isqui.
red At sherman H0oso, RtnSrtIle, West Wheeling
ahI GfhVel Hill,
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TlRUSTEEs SALE.
From ss,o1e to $4,000 Of Valuable PR
soEal Properly Offered ct Public
Auction.

Under and b. virtue Of certain Deed o. Tiul
executed by FSrdlnGnd Sehubert 70 ihs updTF.
hgneoS1a Trustee. dated October 9th, Isi7. and
recorded In the Clerks oGee Of the County Court
oi Ohio county, ". Va, in DECD Of tr1lt hook No
H. pages GSS'4-S,I vii, on
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EOR SALE

t'Ob SALE-
HEsVEY q BRlTE vii all at Public Auction
on the prtmi.e5 on Scndiy afternoon, oetoteT
%, ISL, at? oelock, tSe hne brieF reSieses Of 6.
J. HILL- The house Is Blk and contains hz
large rooms ard kiieh6pi has al m1ieru improve
nsnisi the lot has iroHi Of IS feet and runs ls7I
feet deep. TIE aid property Il diluted 90 he
g.uih wet totnsr q sls ard EohSIeeis (Ilbsllt),
No. % Tue lot hlA ca u gc9d Tttbls AID car.
riage house, and ih tco1 ou;buildInIs. Anyptr.
Ton Eho Is deE:Tcui Ct Pufchning goSd home In
splendid loe.iior VII fad Il to ihtir adylntIgs
10 attEnd Ili4 si!c. Terms can. 02I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
10 tic County Court Of Ohio County.
Maurice Cunen


Maurice Cunen
Noes Ray, August IleInterger. ctRl
BY virtue Ct 4 decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, Este Of weat Virginia, made md
entered In the above entitled cause on the 9th Inv
Of October, 1911 II Is referred to the underYIgped
account
Of the plaintiff.
2. How much there I, doe John zoeeki1 on bI.
deed 0t trust,
9. Hoz much there Is due from the lad Bay 70
Regina HOrkheImer.
4. How much there is due the German Fire In.
suraDce Company Of Wheeling.
g. How much there Isdus to Catherine HeImber-
ger on her deed 81 trust.
6. How much there IS due Sheriff q, Il, TInVle
on his Judgment, and that he determine the prior.
tiles Of the EaId liens.
7. And all other Hens on The real eslatr Of either
raid Ray or HImbeTer, with the amounts and
prioTitea thereof, and any other matters deemed
pertinent or required by any party In interest.
BY the terms Of Glid decree the publication Of
this nOtlca ono week for four successive weeks
shall bc equivalent 10 peIdnAl service Of such nc.
lice on the paTIio', or Euy OF them,
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WNEKLINo, VI VA October %, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that have liked on Tues
day, November 10th, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as
the time. and my Office, No. l222 Chapllne street,
Wheeins, Ohio county, West VIrEInii, as the place
mentioned. W, j, W. COWDES.
Commissioner Of the County Court OF Ohio County,
W. Va oc27.S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

ENoR sALE-FIIe LlrEe Mails Can Be s,ar
L JEFFER5OS IRON WORKS,
oc23 steuhenTile. q.
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WINTER DRESS GOODS
CARPETSI CARPETSl

We still Sell CGIpets Cheaper than Gny oihz
bouse IN the city. Although ClTpstB have a3Tlne-
Cd With wool, Ve still sell Gun u The Old pfceI
Twenty yards u good Carpet ioE O1iy = ..
Cheap Floor OIL Cloths, window Eh1dsi. Lao
CuEtltns. &c. Cali and eTamine our New G0odA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09

on, and prayed rule to show cause
why said sale should not be set aside
Rule granted, returna5le to August
term.
The petition of Levi Light represents
that Emanuel Long held a Judgment
against John s. Stroup and Samuel
Stroup-tbe latter being merely a sure
ty Light had judgment against
Samuel Stroup, whose property was sold
at Sheriff's sale, aud Light being ap
prehensiSe that the Long judgment
would be paid out of the proceeds OF
this sale, and the property of John
S:roup being of sufficient value to pay
this judgment in its order. asked to be
subrogated to the rights of the surety
as against John S. Stroup. Rule to
show cause granted.
Thomas arwell makes return to an
order OF Sale that be as Guardian of
the minor children of Isaac Frymoyer
failed to sell the land of said minors
for want of sufficient bid. Return
accepted, and alias order of sale held
under advisement.
Court adjourned at O'Clock p. NJ.
on Wednesday.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09

to he ut got he x train comes
a ca f t n alley nywekyou ueso o k about
30 ha beer AIKEN he Pangr rrans nd the through
i k
n o lt hpepl
gpole the h itself sine the delivery
the ~
a or Mai % h
pouch a IS lie n lowe io
!, IF e I rack o h,i 10
e c hh cram, hat hd by the mail
lie to &g pos OF cat The iLb hugmgO o f he
o few letter in bag % caht when there Eayuiug is like mail,
o h p a ava lon the to b agar
y o nag Ell n the mail incomes along
to carrier get it, kt th angle
al b ~
y bd dt to py ~
b b p no i
III m ath I the b
which Valley
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
ATTENTION. FARMERS.

Look to your interests, and buy the I'M
proved Valley Chief Reaper and Mower
combined-two complete machines in one.
Two cutter bars, two drag bars, and four
sets of knives, with either automatic or
comfortable rake, all for Sl6O-being $50
cheaper than other machines, and worth
$50 more. You will therefore save $40 by
buying machines of Us, and then you have
machine built at home, where repairs Will
not cost three times their price to get them,
by having your employees idle in harvest
time. ALI machines warranted perfect.
We can sell machines with automatic
rake alone for Sl40.
Inquire of J. +. G. LONG,
General Agent,
Port Royal, yunista Co, Pa.
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PRIVATE SALES.

ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STANDS in the county
may be purchased of the undersigned at a
reasonable price. The property is situated
in Johnstown, Juniata Co., Pa, and with
the Smith stand includes lot of about
TWO ACRES. having thereon erected a
comfortable Two-story Frame House, com
modioUs Stable and other butruiidings.
There is a Well OF good water at the door
of the house. For particulars call on or
address WM- HOOPS,
Walnut P. o.; Jrn!ata Uo., Pa.
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Blooded Chickens,

Pure Light Bramah chicken eggs for sale.
Enclose cash and address d. A. Yoder,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa. One dollar
for l3 eggs. To those who order four or
more sittines, q. discount of 20 per cent.
will be given. The White Bramah Chicken
is in great demand wherever known.
M,yo 1877 On,
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The Newburyport Herald says a novel

The Newburyport Herald says novel
fight was witnessed In that city on Sun
day between a rat, hen aud rooster. A
hen scratching near water cask, was
suddenly interrupted by a huge rat,
and neither would give way. Finally
the hen made pass with be beak,
which the rat lodged, and then the rat
made spring for her neck, which was
not success. At this juncture cluck
from the hen brought up the rooster,
who, like gallant cock, came into the
ring to take a hand himself Then
commenced a triangular scrimmage
with teeth and besks. The hen had
lent him one right on the smeller, which
seemed very much to anger the rat,
who gathered for spring on his antag-
onist, which was prevented BY the cock
lighting upon him and putting both
spurs into his body, performing the sol
emn tragedy of harikari. Not satisfied
with disemboweling their enemy, they
picked out his eyes and left him.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement ef Passenger Trains.
APRIL I'd, 1911:

AfKIL 2d, 1877.
Tram, Leare H1rrisburg as foiicus:
For New York at 20, 10 4. m, 90 and
- - pm.
For Philadelphia at 90, 10, 9 AZ a. m.
, 90 and 81 p. m.
For Reading At 20, 8 10, As a. m, 2 90,
3 81 and % N.
For Pottsvills at 90, 10 a. rn.; and
8 81 p. m and via Schrylkill ! Susque-
hanna Branch at > 40 P. M.
For Auburn al 10 III.
For Allentown at %, 10 a. NJ, . 90,
3 81 and 81 p. m
The 5 90, 8 10 a. m > 90 and - So p. m
trains nave through cars for New York.
The 20, 8 10 a. m. and % p m. trains
have through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDdYS.
For New York at 20 a. m.
For Allentown ana way stations at 20a m
For Reading, Philadelphia aud way stations
at i5 p. IN.
Trains for Hc1I,brrg lsars as JoIio,rs
Leave New York at 5 45 a. m, / 90. 5 30
and - 10 ?. m.
Leave Philaiel Ihia 4, Is a. m, 40, and
20 p. m.
Leave Reading at 4 80, 40, II 90 a. m,
80, 6 ID and 10 35 =. III.
Leave POttsville 10 ID, y Is a. m. and Rs
p. m, and via Schuylku, and SGsquehan-
ma Branch at $ Os a n
Leave Auburn at u 90 noul
Leave Allentown at 80, so, 55 a. m,
~ 10, 4 80 and g 90 p. M.
The 30 a. IA. train from Allentown and
the 40 a. III. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays.
SUND.iYS.
Leave New York at ) 80 p. N.
Leave Philadelphia at 20 p IN.
Leave Reatins at 40, 40 a. m. and 10
% y. m.
Leave Allentown st 80 a. m and 9 90 p. m.
'Via Morrp and Esser Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. G.. HANCOCK,
General Ticket .4gert