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Salt River herald., 1878-06-15
Go and play Grand Whiz, at the

Little Blue Store. -
 --Buck's well is now down ll3 feet. and in quicksand.
 Al the Latest Papers, Magazines and Periodicals at the Little Blue Store.
 In the case of Territory vs. Fox. tried before Judge Rumbarg, defendant was held to answer.
 "A subscription paper was passed around during the week for the purpose of buying books for the new Sunday school.
 We learn of the dcrsert;on of soldier fom Camp McDow@ll, who had only arrived three weeks since from Whipple.
 There are tclcgrams, m- called for, at the office of Military Telegraph line, f1r Ferpandes Se- quirros. and Filomeno Rodriguez
 We would suggest that nine of our best baseball players .chal- lenge the club at Mcdowell, and play match game on the 4th of July.
 An enjoyable social was held in the school house Thursday eve ming, by tie ladies of the Metho dist Church. A large crowd Was iu at tendance.
 Two families by the name of Savers, accompanied by MT. Den nison, arrived from Los Angeles county, Cal, last Thursday. They are looking ont places to settle.
 "A large quantity of general merchandise has arrived at Yuma, for NJ. Edwards, of Los Angles, who will shortly open out in Phe- ni.>, which, by the way, is the live Hest town in Arizona.
 -Board has been reduced in Prescott to S7 per week. As every thing in the eating line is much cheaper in Phenix than in the former place, we think a reduction here would be in order.
 Any person with a small amount of money wishing to expert ment in sinking for artesian water, will find it to their advantage to ad dress T. A. Cord, Prescott, who writes us he has a set of the proper tools.
 ". B. Hellings failed to leave San Francisco on the time he telegraphed, owing to the sickness of brother, but he left Thursday af- ternoon, and will be here on Mon day. In the meantime Major Veil is paying all bills against the Golden Star Mining Company that are pre- sented,
 A man known as "Paddy Miles, went to the camp of three men, in the eastern part of town, one morning during inc past week, and walized them up town before a doub!e-harrclcd shot gun. He was under the influence of liquor, and supposed these men were a party that had abused him the night pre- vious. The gun was taken away by Deputy Sheriff Sherman. No one hut, and no arrests.
 -Lls: Thursday evening, just south of town, ws noticed an Ind all in a bcasily state of intox cation who was trying to mount his po,y The lhw imposes a heavy penalty for selling liquor to these children of the forest. U. S. Marshal, Me Donald, tells us he has names and witnesses of Phenix merchants whC are guilty of the above crime, but for some reason he cannot bring them to trial, although he lodged ; complaint over four months since.
 -Silas Tidwell, the defendant in the McNIillcnville suit, after {; several days stay in Phenix, Ina:
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15

Are prepared to handle GRAIN for goods or on Commission.
 Orders by nail receive prompt attention.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-15

Have also in connection with their store, a BAKERY and LUNCH ROOM. 1stf
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The upholsterinE Of the masonic
lodge in this place Is now completed and
we venture 80 say that there is not = hand
somer lodge room in the central part oi
The state. The accr Is laid with elegant
Brussels carpet aleug the two sides Of The
walls are large co2y walnut sofas, covered
with ane blue rep goods the chairs OF
the W. Nj. and s. w. are large and stately
and nicely cushioned 10 correspond with
sofas. The altar, and all other necessary
furniture is new and Of walnut The mid
die Of the ceiling Is adorned with an artiS'
tic floral centre piece, in which are con-
spieueus emblems OF the masonic order
and from this is suspended y handsome slH
globe chandelier. All in the room Is new
and elegant, and much good taste 'sshown
in the manner in which il has been mrn'
ished. We think it but proper 10 men
tion that all the furniture 10 the room
aforesaid, is Of the workmanship Of MI
Camp. cabinet maker in this place, and Is
an evidence that he Is capable OF putting
out arst class work, Our Friend Camp
will allow US to congratulate him upon
those specimens Of his skill-he may wei!
feel proud Of them,
Al Desehners Gunshop, Belleionte'
you will find new fishing tackle New
dies patent lines. rods, reels, and hooks o'
all kinds. Desehnsr keeps the best assor''
mcnt in the county, and can furnish you
with tackle for any Kind Of ashing
The dwelling o. widow Kno1' on
Buffalo Run, wAs destroyed by hre on
Tuesday Of last week, The most Of the
contents we're saved. The Are originated
from the pipe. No Insurance..
-Hurrah for ChurchVille-it has nov
reeeivodA = post eiase, and is called russey'
vile, with our friend :. NJ. SwArts, /"
postmAstsr. Hsnceforth say TuHeyville.
aud let Churchville become obsolete.
First class Italian marble, lowpriees
and work equal TO any in the city, a! heis'
ler's marble yard, Bellefonie.
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OUR FAvoRITE MoNTHLIEs


Frank Ieslie's Popular Monthly and
Sunday Magazine, the April Numbers OF
which are now ready and may be obtained
st most any book store, at all newsdealers,
or post-paid from Frank Leslie's Publish
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on receipt Of price, Is cents each. are IN
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Having but recently called the attention
of our readers to our notice OF the latest
number Of the Sunday Magazine, We will
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ly. II contains articles as follows: The
Rio Grande Frontier, and eur Relations
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Elections are Conducted in France oy
William Staughton Chase; Oppression OF
Christians the Cause OF Turkeys FalF' /;
''The Application of Heat to the Warming
ofPublc and Private Buildings by Pro.
fessor Charles A. Joy; "Psrisian Salons OF
the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centu-
ries," by Henry Barton Baker. Stories
by the author OF That Husband Of Mine"
s. Annie Frost, kttA W. Pierce, the au'
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on a variety of subjects 10 please every
body. 100 illustrations and l2S quartc
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Beautifully bound Volumes III: ano
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$3.50, postpaid
The two semi-annual volumes OF eithe
of the above mentioned books contain q
least ,536 quarto pages and over l,2O0 u
observation-disclosures to be treasured u
the family.
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SPRING MILLS.

In your las. paper l see an item aeoH'
the bad condition Of ths pike. lon need
not expect any improvement thi's1mmef
The manager Of this section says the
COMPANY is 50 much in debt that they are
not able 10 have much work done on it
ONLY the worst places will be hIed. So
you may look out TOR bad roads and high
toll Rumor has u that l. J. Greno6ls
intends putting up grain house at the cut
on n 10, bought of Peter Wilson. The
Messrs. Meyer are shipping some very
ane cattle from this psint Mr., George
burst jr., Also shipped some fne cattle to
Phrad. Thos. Jameson who has been SUI
fsring from hemorrhEge Of the lungs ["
improving. Mr.. Runkle also shipped
some live stock-cows and hogs-last
week the hogs got OF the cars and the
boys had fine fun catching them. This
makes four loads live stock shipped II ono
week. The mill. under Mr. hsrlin's
management, has gained a large custom.
There is talk Of revivinE the Sabbath
SC hool again, and some thinkit need re-
modelling and new appointments. x.
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CHASTITY EFFECTS OF A FATAL
BOILER EXPL0SION-MAN-
GLED MASSES OF HUMAN
FLESH.

Richmond, Va, March 8.-There was
an appalling disaster yesterday'in the saw
mill of Hull & Alvis, in Henrice county.
seven miles from this city A large boiler
exploded. Every individual, In the works.
the shed and lumber yard were blown In
all directions. A negro named Burke
Thomas was blown high into the air apd
descending the body fell into pine tree.
part of his clothing and flesh being held
In the branches. The body OF Gordon
Rollins was blown into the creek hf y feet
of. He was scaldsd and half bis head
taken of. and not found. Joseph Hall,
son of the manager was horribly mAngled
his brains being dashed over the searth a
distance 100 feet from the boiler. Edgar
Hall. another son, was not killed Instant
ly but his skull was crushed in, and his
brains protruded through the fractures.
he died soon aherwaId. John G. Thorp,
the sawyer, vas buried in the debris OF
the building, and when rescued was alive,
and lived for an hour and half. The en-
gineer was scalded all over tho body and
injured internally.
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-FoA SALE CHEAP-In order 20 cell
OF all the feed have on hand before the
Ist Of April offer best Chop at Sl.O per
hundred or SIS per ton, also all kinds Of
grain for sails JEROME SPIGELNrER
% Stone Mills.
Never fail 20 visit Sechler's grocery
in the Bush house block, when at Belle
fonte. Always something there worth see
inr. The best assortment OF groceries in
this eounty-All genuine, pure and fresh,
and sold low. All kinds of produce taken
a, highest market prices. They take
pleasure in showing visitors what they
keep Nothing misrepresented, and the
politest attention given.
BLACK SMITH SHoP and Dwelling
House At Penn Hall, offered for ReRt A
good stand. Possession given April lst,
next Apply to J. B. Fisher, Penn Hall,
Pa IL mar 81
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THREE MURDERS FOR THIRTY
PIECES OF SILVER

Wheeling, March IS John Wallac,
has confessed the murder cf Mrs. Gcorg,
Wallace and child sad Of Miss Church al
Litt.eton. Hc says Mrs. Wallace had
talked badly about him and his wife, and
that amer Killing her tho baby began to
cry and he grew angry and battered ly'
head against the fence. lie then concIua.
cd no would kill Miss Church, aud went
back 20 the house aud asked her for some
thing 60 eat, and as she passed nun nc
struck her with tho hammer he had used
10 Kill Mrs. Wallace After killing her
he went homo, and slept until the next
morning. when he gave tie alarm, IN or
der 10 screen himself lilo tried 20 impii-
cate a man named Nillars, who, no says,
offered him $50 10 Kill Mrs, Wallace.
This confession is only partly true, as hoIh
Mrs. Wallace and Miss Church were out
RACED. The Coroncrs jury brought IA a
verdict OF murder In the urst degree
against John Wallace. Only the greatest
eHorts on the par OF the au horue, has
prevented the lynching Of the murderer
long before this.
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DIED.

Atpea Mills, Ma n, ISIS. OF tnaam
CAthhr,ue elizabeth kreidnr on
lv daushteg OF Sam'l and Mary hTrideT
aged yrs mos and de,
On tho 2slh ullimo. Margaret Elsie
daughter Of John II and Emma harkle
II Pine Grove Mills. aged months.
Alpine Grove Mill. on the 7th Inst
Vincent. son Of Dr. A J and l.. A. Ora
dorr aged years, moG.As and II days
Oh cruel death
Our hearts thou hast bereiC
But heaven reserves Tor Us the Joy
90 mSeL ard
Know. aid
Have again
Our brigh. eyed darling boy.
A FRIEsD
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L. | n f n S
& CLOTHIER,
NV cor Eighth and Market Streets, PHILADELPHIA
n. W. cor. Eighth an.

Marble maHtels, monuments, ne~1
and foot stone. OF the most exquisite work
manship, 1t Hci..er.s marble works, Belle
lonte.
Mr.. Figo's has rented J. T. Lees
smith shop. and will carry 3. on at the old
stand.
Mike Ksrs.o,,er 4 Penn moves 20
one Of The Brockerhof farm near Belle
fon,o. John Snyder from Pl Gap TO The
DR. Smith farm. Centre Hall.
We wish AL boys 20 observe that
printing Office is no, loaGng place.
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InnnYMHKrINasl

crxrRE HALL Lopax, No, s9s, !, Q; etc; n meets
every SAtnrtayevenins In the Odd tsi,evsn q
1 M GtLtiLANp, Sect. a. r. SAS~A'
o.n Fonr IopaH, No, Sy5, +. A. N, meets On
ucnbAy evening on OF before each full Heeh iA'"'
CdA Prllows Hall ,..-..,,,a w N
C. HNRLAcRER, Sect. J. A. fhAAAN' -.
,uoanrxs GRANGE Ne o. r o. u, meets M tasWu tbu
All Centre Hall ON the Saturday sn " cs''S a.
,a.~,r .sar NJ and evpry weeks ANsL
kAilAr Master lEpNANN fAfANNAt
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
Centre Hall, Ps, Th'rsd. March 2S 1e'

xr-TrRMs. 80 per year, ,chea pad "a
,,yr1.es 81. 80 tcdSH not pad ~ ddrdnce'
a5rertissraents 2octs per tne for three ga
ssry;ous. and cents per hae for every sa6'
ss,a,snt tasertion Advertisements ~ 'he
,say at a liberal discount.
,S,.BScribsrs ottStde the ooaaty Should re-
mil us 10 cts, dnoUnt Of one year posii,,
ace. iaStedd Of 20ctS as .fo7-7'eriy 'eAe'' pd'd
by themselres,
.,o,,sys sfond nj fhs REPORTER Office by COW
s,,l3ias fbe lableS on tleir papers. Y tAs
iable reads John Roc jan TO- u H'eeHs
that Johr IS indebted for subscription from
vAs Ist Of January, 1878, AVID that ~ 'S
T,,He he ssas pdysag the pT'HieT,
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THE RAILYTIMES

A First-CIass Independent Morning
Paper.
Universally quoted by the Press and the
People as the Best Newspaper ever pub
lished in Phira.
TERMS Postage Paid, SO q year or 80
Cents n month. Two Gents Copy. Ad.
dress THE TIMES, Times Building,
Philadelphia.
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Spring Mills Market.

Spring Mills Market.
White Wheat, ] 10
Red ll6
Rye, Soc.
Corn. cars, per bu. new, .46c
Oau, 26c.
Buckwheat, 75c.
Cloverseed, SS00 to $4.00
Chop, per ton, 500.
Plaster, ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per bbl, Sc 70
Butter, lBc.
Tallow, 20,
Hama lilo.
Shoulders 70.
sides &c.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., Zoe.
Coal, Egg. per ton, $500.
Stove, $50.
Chestnut, AS.
Pea. 500.
BELLEFoKTK MARKKTs,-
by Shorilidge & Co.
Flour per barrel, wholesale, IS s. %
retail. 81 W.
White wheat, .l6
Red ! 10.
Rye, IS.
Corn, shelled, IS
Corn. cob. 20.
Oats, % 10 80.
Barley. rye weight, IS.
CloverSecd 81 80 per % pounds.
Nova Scotia plaster, ground, 10 90.
CAyuga 500,
Potatoes, 40.
Onions, .60o.
Butter, per h., DC.
Lard,
Bacon, sides, .10c.
4" shoulders, l0c.
Hams. l4c.
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"A GREENHOUSE A66GT89EER

"A GREENHOUSE 556yS9EER y9ER
For eI.o0 We will send free by mail
either Of the bolow>nAmed ccllec- ]
tions, all distinct varieties
s Additions, or Z AEaless.
s Begoniss. or CamelliAs
2CalSdiums tfancy). or Carnations
(montbiyl.
IL Chrysanthemums. or IL Coleus
sCentAureas, or $ other white. leAved
plant& I
$ Dahlias, or Diantbus tnew Jaran)
: Ferns, Mosset, or \ Fuchsias
Geraniums, Fancy, s VGriegaied, I
or & Ivy>leaved.
4GloHiniAs. 3 GlAdiolus, or s Tube
ROSES tPearD.
4 Grape vines, HoneySuekles, 4
Hardy Shrubs.
s Heliotropes, s LAntAnas, or 8 Pstu>
MAS.
8 Pansies (nev Germanl, or 8 SalviAs
{ Roses, Monthly, s Hardy Hybrid,
ora Climbing
sViolet (scsntedl, or s Daisies, Eng
lish.
I IL ScarceT Bedding. or - Searcor
Greenhouse Plants.
: l6 Verbenas, distinct and splendid
sorts.
| 25 Varieties of Flower, or 20 varieties
? of V gelshle Seeds,
or by EMPRESS, buyer to pay char,
q Res,
8 collections for 81; 8 for So; Q for
SIS; IL for So; IA for 81; ls for $40; or
9the full collection of $50 varieties Of
Plants and Seeds-suficisn to stock a
greenhouse and gardsn-for $25, to
our book Gardening for Pleasure"
and Catalogue offered above (value
9Sl 76l will be added.
Peter Henderson & Go
p 50 Cortlandt ST., New York.
q mar Ct.
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NOTICE

IL =
Letters testamCutary on the estate OF
Elizabeth Lee, Of Potter township, de-
ceased. having been granted 10 the under
signed, all persons indebted 10 said estate
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
TO present them. duly authenticated by
law for settlement.
A. LUCKENBACH,
MARI Ct. Executor.
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For meeting this demand by supply
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is so rapidly super
oeeding the old styles the Dexter
Spring Co. have no apology to offer
but rather feel that they owe the Driv.
ing Fraternity an apology for not
hdriHg produced..it sooner.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
TO
DEXTER SPRING CO.,
HUTTON, PA.
ISjan2St Near Pittsburgh
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NOTICE Is HEREBY given that the
~ following named persons have
iiled their petitions for license IN the once
of the Clerk Of the Court OF General guar
ter Sessions Of the Peace, IN and for Cen
ire county. and that application will be
made Al the next Sessions of said Court 10
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TREASURER.

We are authorized TO announce that
VIM. Rhrhard, OF Potter viii be cAndi'
date for Treasurer, subject 10 democratic
rsfia
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pRnTHnNOTARY

Mr.. S. NJ. Swartz, Of Potter. desires 10
inform his friends and democrats that be
will be q candidate for the nomination Of
prothonotary II
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Copies. Si6. Twenty Copies! S26.
An Extra Copy will be sent free TO any
person sending Slb for n Club OF Ten, or
S25 for n Club Of Twenty.
TRY THE WEEKLY TIM rs.
By uniting with few friends, and max
ing up a Club Of Twenty, you will each
yet the Weekly Times for one year, post
age paid by US, for the Low Price otSl 20.
III at any time during the year you are dis'
satisfied with the Paper, send to US and VIC
will return your money.
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CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce that
d. G. Bush, Of Bellefonte, will be can
didate for Congress, subject TO demo-
cratic rnles
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Lincoln Butter Powder, makes but
ter sweet andhard, and quicker to churI
Try it-for sale At VIM. Wolfs stoIe.
Is Floral Cards, a styles. 90 c
Wm. Kurtz. Centre Hall. Pa.
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The revolution in Cuba is still going
on. and l.wge portion ot the island Is
still in the hands of the insurgents.
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MARRIED.

A. Spring Mills, Mar. p, by Rev w.
Z Fischer, William ) Tucker, Of Clear
feld. Pa. and Flora + FAhrlon, Of iSpHng
Mills Pa
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.GAUTION.-AN persons are. hereby
" cautioned sgainst toe purchase oil
note given by me, with John Rossman as
bail 10 Jacob Grove, FOR ono hundred
dollars, dated Feb. -, 1873, not hsvingre'
ceived value for same. | will not pay II
unless compelled by law. u
Marl4 j. c. ROSSMAN.
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SUCCESS UNPRECEDBNIE TED IN thel
history OF similar enterprises has at
tended the Publication Of the
PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY TIME S.
The Largest, Cheapest and Brightest
Weekly in the Union. SO Columns Of the
Choicisst Reading, embracing all that
goes TO make First-ClAss Live Weekly
Paper.
rSf-The Grand and Distinctive feature
Weekly Times, that has proved so
popuIar in the past, will be continued
throughout the year. viz: A Series OF
CHAPTERS Of the unwri,ten
HISTORY OF THE LATE
CIVIL WAR
From Leading Actors in the Cabinet, IN
the Field, in the Forum, North and
South.
ga This feature of the Philadelphia
Weekly Times alone will make one OF the
most Entertaining and Instructive Vol
umes ON the Unwritten Records OF the
Late War that has ever been given 10 the
nation. While these contributions viii be
free from all sectional partisan tone, they
will be written from the various stand
points of the respective authors and over
their proper names.
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J, D. MU r z A Y,
fSuecessor to h Muller 4 Son
Dealer in Pare Drugs Medicines. Fan
cy Articles, Dye Stuiis, and
Druggists Sundries. Full
stock OF Confec-
l,oncvgs.
PURE WINE AND Liquors
For Medicinal Purposes
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THE nEsr BRANDS or
CIGARS AND T0BA ACC o
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
Penn's Valley Institute.

The third term Of this ACADEMIC
SCHOOL viii commence on the third Mon
day l5) in April, and continue ten weeks
Tuition per term, from - 10 Ss-hai N
advance. Board from - 50 10 - pei
week No deduction on account OF ao'
sence. unless in case Of pIo'racied sickness
I.oration desirable The patronage o'
the public is respectfully solicited
Ann q. w FoRTSEV. Centre HALL, Pa
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Harness. Saddles &c
Centre Centtr Hall Hotel.

First-elass accommodation for guests
Best stabling for horses Stages arrive
and depart every day for all points.
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DRESS FABRICS.
PRIN rs .
HOS e r Y

LADIES PIN STRIPE HOSE, \
Full regular made, o. cls'
BEST ENGLISH HALF HOSE, - cs'
Double heels aud toes,
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: | l. X 5 =.

pAMAssE SILks oOcs. coLoRED slLAa..,. 'oes to SL
cts 10
n br. A heavy
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PENNSYLVANIA RR.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.

On and after SUNDAY, May y. 1871. the trains on
the Philadelphia kriS Railroad Division VIII run