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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-14
sACo AND BIODEFoRD LOCALS
MONDAY, Jan. IL

MONDAY, Jan. ID.
Thermometer II above
Miss A. L. Thompson re-opened her Kinder
garten today in Hardy's block.
JAS Leavitt a tramp, of Lewiston. will So
ciously drunk yesterday and was arrested.
Our three representatives voted to indefinite
ly postpone the question of reducing the supply
of stationery to the House.
The longest freight train, which has passed
here on the Eastern railroad for more than a
year. went through yesterday. There were
sixty three cars and two engines.
The schooner Frank W. Emery, repor ted
lost this morning, was largely owned here
She cost about $27, 900. Among the losers are
Capt Falker, who commanded her, Capt r.
+. G. Hartley, Thos. Buckminster, S S. Rich.
ards, A. B Sloman, and L. L. Millikeu, none
of whom are insured.
In the Supreme Court the case of Benz L..
Bragdon against Reuben P. Robinson. for
laborlperformed, was given to the jury at five
o'clock. They came 10, after half an hour,
with verdict of 1888 OF for the plaintiff. The
next called was The Graphic Company against
e. G. Staples. After concluding the testimo-
nv, it was continued until tomorrow morning
a. O'Clock. Adj ,urned at 45.
Tomorrow's gatherings: Post Sheridan, No.
%. G. A. r., j. T. Clesves, P. c.; Washington
Camp. No 5, P. o. S. of A.; Endowment Sec
ton No. 81, K. of p: Biddeford Unity Lodge,
No. Is, x. of P; York Institute, Ed. Sweetser,
Secretary.
Rev. L. 81 Bean preached the annual sermon
of the Saco Provident Association, at the First
Parish church, last evening Prayer was Of
fered by Rev Henry Crocker of Dam arscotta.
The following is the annual statement:
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A Suspicions Failure.

o. W. Dow of Blddeford, lately failed and
it is a question of the creditors what has
become of his goods. Dow stopped two weeks
ago owing $14, 1884 and his stock was valued Al
$4,000. The larger portion of the liabilities is
for goods purchased in December and the
creditors want to know what has become of
the goods. No books were Kept, sales were
noted on pieces of wrapping paper used in
turn to wrap up goods. Dow had partner
named Stapleswho withdrew without notifying
those doing business with the firm, and he has
put an attachment on BOWS stock and so has
Locke, Twtchell g. Co., of this city. The
Boston creditors have appointed a committee
to proceed to Biddeford and investigate.
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The brig Gypsy Qaeen of Portland, Capt
Chandler, which arrived at Boston on Satur-
day from Jamaica, has been on the coast for
some days, exposed to heavy gales and severe
cold weather, which reduced the vessel at one
time to very critical condition. The brig
sprung leak and bscame crippled in spars
and rigging, and some of the crew were badly
frost bitten. Capt. Chandler and his mate
also had the misfortune to get their hands
jammed, receiving severe wounds, which inter-
fered very much with their active duties The
captain lost one of his fingers, but through
peTsevsriog efforts be succeeded in getting his
vessel into port.
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John Cousens has resigned his place on the
Republican City Committee of Ward One,
which he has held the past ten years.
Maj. d. R. Hastings of Fryeburg is promin-
emily mentioned for the position of Reporter of
Decisions. He is thoroughly capable and eff
icient man, an excellent lawyer and in all
ways suitable for the place. If change must
be made it is very much to be desired by those
who are interested in having Reports creditable
toIthe state. that Mr.. Hastings may receive the
appointment.
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Superior Court.

JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, 1879,
BoNNEY, j.. PRESIDING.
MONDAY, January 13.-The following indictments
reported in the Superior Court, this afternoon
by County Attorney Haskell
James W. Chamberlain. cheating plead not guilty.
VIM. H. Seaverns, assault with revolver on NJ j.
McGInty.
Patrick Lally, assault on F. futile.
John c. Chandler assault.
John Tierney and Michael Corliss, compound lar
ceny
William Nolan, larceny from person.
Henry johnson. same.
W. II. Ca Ter and Robert Haines, same.
W. L Bishop. common thief.
james Allen, assault
Daniel Shay alias VIM, McCarty, larceny
Michael Corl SIS, John Sullivan Daniel McCarty
and John Tierny, riot, and 81 indictments under the
1inuor law. " "
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Special Meeting Board of Mayor and
Aldermen.

A Special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held at p. m. yesterday.
An order was passed directing the Mayor to
attend the annual meeting of the Portland and
Osdensburg Railroad Company, and vote for
the interests Of the city.
Hiram Talbot and Edward G. Pencil were
drawn as Grand Jurors, and Joshua Davis and
Matthias Moultou, petit Jurors for the February
term U. S. District Court.
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.

The house of Anthony Sprsgue in Farm ing.
dale was totally destroyed by fire Saturday
night, caused by Capt Sprague's falling down
stairs with lighted kerosene lamp, which was
exploded, burning him seriously. Loss on the
house and furniture $1,000; insured for $500.
PENoBscoT COUNTY
Messrs. Morrison & Hunting are carrying on
quite large numbering operation in Town
ship 4, Range Ii, near Harrington Lake on
the West Branch of the Psnobscot. They are
employing eighty men and twenty-five horses
They have three camps, distant about mile
and half from each other. They will cut
during the winter from three and half to
four millions of logs. About two-thirds of
this will be spruce and the remainder pine.
Mrs. Galivan, an old lady residing 10 Bangor,
was nearly burned to death Saturday by her
clothes taking fire from the kitchen stove.
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GREAT MERIT.

AL the fairs give the first premiums and
as the pures. and best family medicines, and
we most heartily approve of the awards for we
know they deserve it. They ale now on ex-
hibtion at the State Fairs, and we advise all to
test them. See another column.
janis div
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CITY AND VICINITY,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Tbeatre-Baby.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Slippery Elm Lozenges.
Pratts Astral Oil.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale Low-John s. Russell, Executor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Probate Notices.
Wapl ed-Isaac Emery.
Annual Meeting-Po ndicherry Company.
Drawing and Painting Miss Weston.
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ROBBERY "A man who said he resided in
Biddeford, made complaint at the station that
be met man in this city yesterday he had not
seen 10 five years. The couple drank together,
and the complainant thinks he was dragged.
He was knocked down and a watch and chain
and $40 taken from him.
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BURGLARIEs The printing Office of Ford s,
Perry was entered by burglars Sunday, who
got nothing, and the rogues then went down
through scuttle on the ell of Smith & Leigh
tons restaurant, into the eating house, where
they secured some cigars, tobacco and proys.
ions, and then departed out of the back door.
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Starch Factories.

A gentleman just from the Araostook states
that New Hampshire Company is about to
erect four new starch factories on the St. john
River, one a. Fort Kent, one at Baskerville
and one at Grants Isle, st an expense of $10,-
600 each, or $40, 900 for the four. The head Of
the enterprise is Mr.. Gathercoal aged about
40.
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TRUTH AND sOBERNEss.

What is the best family medicine in the world
to regulate the bowels, purify the blood, remove
costiveness and bilousness, aid digestion and
stimulate the whole system?
Truth and soberness compels us to answer
Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect and harmless
See Truths" in another column.
ian13 d&w1w
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No act of Congress, or of Parliament can im-
pair the goodness of Caswell & Co.'s SLIP
Perry ELM LOzENGES, for Coughs. Pre-
pared only by Csswell & Co., of Boston pro-
prietors of Csswell's 'NEW" ELIXIR, for
the Blood, aud the beautiful WAX FLOSS
Hair Dressing. For sale by all druggists.
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The following officers of Ssco Lodge, No. 2,
Daughters of Rebskah, I. o. OF o, F., were in
stalled Saturday evening By the r. w. Deputy
Grand Master, N G. Weymouth, of Bddeford:
N. G., Mrs. W. J. Bradford; V. G., Mrs. f e.
Libby: S., Mrs. Ford; T., Mrs. M. M. Ridlon.
A delicious collation. was served by the ladies
after the ceremonies. This lodge claims to
have the largest average attendance in the
state. 1t is in very prosperous conditi on and
is conducted entirely by ladies.
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY IA.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at the Period Depots of n. G.
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei & Co., Andrews,
Armstrong, Cox, Wentworth. Hodsdon. Hayden,
waterhouse, corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welan-
der, Boston q Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros
on all trains that run out of the city.
Saco, of l., HOdsdon and H. b, KendIick,
Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
Lewiston, of Stevens g. Co.
Biddeford, F. M. Burnham.
Brunswick, b. G Dennison, and W. H. MaIrett.
Richmond. G. A. Beale.
New Castle. A. W. Soutbworth.
Woodford's Corner H. Moody.
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 80
Union Square.
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DIR. FITZGERALD, the wonderful Clairvoyant
Physician and Surgeon, the man that makes
so many cures, will visit Portland the 18th,
10th and 18th of this month, and examine those
who may call on him, free of charge, at the
Falmouth Hotel. Don't forget the date.
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ACCIDENTS from the use of inferior burning
oils are still of daily occurrence, notwithstand.
ing the repeated warnings to consumers, yet
perfect guarantee against them is found in
Pratt's Astral Oil. W. W. Whipple & Co., 81
Market Square, Portland, are the agents.
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THE midnight marauder should not be ban
ished from our dwelling any more quickly than
should cough or cold of any kind be driven
from the system. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
quietly yet positively places all colds under its
control.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-rhe following
transfers of real estate were recorded in this

transfers of real estate were recorded in this
county yesterday:
Cape Elizabeth-Sarah NJ Nutter ct al. to
Eben Nurtar, lot of lsnd
Scsrboro-Eben T. Nutter to Frank G. Nut
ter, 60 acres of land.
Windham-A. E. Plummer to Frank e.
B ,odg Sc al. Is acres of land.
Delaney Sears 10 Alvin E. Plummer, Is
acres of Land.
Gfay-A f. D0lley to Joseph Mcdonald, 6
acres of land
Samuel L Latham to Henry Peunsll, 20
acres of land.
C4sco-James Gray to Elias s. Golf s. al, sc
acres of land.
P1rtlaod-Jobn Lindsey to Ansel Witham
land on North street.
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Accidents.

Two young roughs, in sleigh, drove thar
horse so badly yesterday that heir sleigh
collided with another containing Miss Nellie
Quincy snd another lady who we're thro va cut
and badly bruised.
Charles Miillkeu's horse took fright on
Market street yesterday and ran dowa to
Central Wharf and into W. S. DAna's store
where he detached himself from the sleigh
which he smashed into kindling wood. He
was caught
A horse knocked lady and little girl down
on Middle street Saturday. The girl wa;
bruised, the lady unhurt.
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d&w1w

ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigger
Head and Bulls Eye" Cut Csvendish Smok-
ing Tobaccos, and find them better, cbea per,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
mon tobacco. Ask your dealer for them.
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball & Co..
Rochester N Y seD23T T2,Saod
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If we had chapped hands OF chilbans we
should buy box of Miss Sawyer's Salve for %
cents and cure them. de17-T&FIm
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Penhes' Island steamboat Company

ReaRes ksiunn SIe"Ihooat compans'
At the annual meeting Of the Peakes' Island
Steamboat Company held last evening the
number Of directors was reduced from five to
three. The following officers were elected:
President-J. ]. Libby.
Treasurer-FraDk H. Morse.
DuectoTs-J. l. Libby, John Morris and
L. H. Morse.
Clerk-John S. Morris.
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Winter Gales.
POSSIBLE Loss OF THE SHIP j.
b. BROWN.
A Yarmouth Captain Drowned.

THE CLARA EATON HEARD FROM.
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Dr.-Baance for ward ....................S29 57 %
Membership fees, Board of Trade -. $4,000
=" Merchants Exchange I'LL
Interest on invested funds. ........... 1921
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OocFeGdryv
The following was the report Of Treasurer,
g. S. Fobes, which was accepted:
TREAsURER's REPORT.
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Jury List.

List Of Grard and Petit Jurors drawn for
December term of Court, 1879:
GRAND JURORS.
pelaware-Daniel westfall.
Turbett-Uriah Guss, E. D. Robinson,
Wilson Calhoun.
Spruce Hill-retet Keisef:
FAyette- George Shivefy, Jos. F. NTH.
Milford-Benjamin d. Kepner, Alexander
Meloy, John Z. McCrum.
Thompsontown-Josep A. Fehrer.
Fermanag gh-Joseph Rothrock;
Monroe-John n. Stroup.
Port Royal-william A. Wright.
Beale-D. r. McWilliams.
Wslker-Daniel Shirk.
Trscarora-Nicholss Ickes, Jariss X. Nc
Clsre, VIM. Van Sweringen, K. II. ouigg.
SusquehInna-Edward q. Shsffer.
Pattefsen-Robert Nixon, Jacob Lemon.
Lack-Joseph Simonton.
PETIT JURsRs-FIRsT WEEK.
ureenwood-David B. Cox, Andrew lei
ders, J. 7. Dimm.
Miff.intown-Caleb Parker.
Patterson-Wm. Kerlin, S. B. Csveny.
Lack. E. Mcintyre, Samuel Rhine,
Absalom Rice, Alexander Wallace, John c.
Burns, J. S. McCahsn, Robert Robinson.
Tuscarora- William C. Laird, Francis
SNYDER, Abraham Reed.
Fayette-George Hoffman, G. W. Meal
lister.
Fermanagh-W. Z. Auman, David SIeber.
Turbett-H. L. M'Mcen, John A M'Mcen.
walker-George Hickman, David Het-
rick, Michael Coldren, Lucian O'Nel.
Beale-J. Kelly Patterson. Richard Doyle.
Monroe-Joseph Sellers.
Miford-Jacob Aughey, Edward Lindsay,
John Baisbach, William l.. Reynolds, Je-
rome kerchner, David Wilson.
Port Royal-Thomas Moore.
Spruce Hill-willism S. Evans.
observation-disclosures Patton.
PETIT JuRoRs-sEcoSD wEEE.
Greenwood-Joseph Nipple, Adam Wilt,
| Simon Shellenberger.
Milford-John Dearing.
Tursett-A. w. Lands, James Colgate.
Lack-W illiam j. Short.
Delawarc-C Cyrus Meredith, Irwin Lantz,
Newton Wickersham.
Fayette- Joseph Sieber, John Musser,
Jerome Ehrenzeller, Jesse Grubb, G. W.
/ Van Ormer, Samuel Markiey.
Tuscarora-R. n. BARLEY, J. R. BARLEY,
| Harvey Patterson.
Walker-B. heigle, George S. Smith.
Miffiintown-David Hawk, q. b. Horning,
Joseph Martins Jesse Howe.
ratterson-Johu Copeland, John E. Hol-
iobaugh.
Port Royal-D. d. Alter.
| Spruce HIli-David Swartz.
Beale-Cyrus Jacobs, S. C. Deem.
Fsrmanagh-Edward Notes.-The.
| Monroe-Georse Marx.
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EMPLOYMENT FoR LADIES:

The cneen City Stspendsr Company OF
Cincinnati. are now manufacturing ana in
troc icing their new Stocking Supporters
for Ladies AMI Children, and their unequal
ed Skirt Su>penders for Ladies. None
should be without them; our leading ply
sicians recommend them, and are lOnd IN
their praise. This manufacturing establish
iishment is managed by ladies', who nave
made the wants of ladies' and chlidten
study. and they ask us to refer them to some
reliable and energetic lady to Introduce
them in this county, aud we certainly think
thar an earnest solicitation in every house
hold would meet with really response, anu
that q determined woman could make
handsome salary ard have the exclusive
agency for this county. We advise some
lazy who is In need of employment to sedd
q postal card to the company, with her
name and address, and meation this paper.
address Mrs. B. C. Smith, Manager; 2l4
Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Get. 20, lS79-3t
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'frial List for December Term,
1879,

l. John Balsb,ch vs.. J. Roglish West
No. l4l, Sept. term, 1911.
2. Wheeler l. West vs.. s. T. McCullocl
ct al. No. l47, April term, 1915.
8. WIN. T, Mount VS.. John Ba!sbach ct al
No. 81, Decemeef term, 1876.
4. J. English West VS.. Benjamin Mum
per, VIM. whistler, Samuel Whistler, Hen
ry Nipple, John Bowers and Henry McCah
an. No. "A, December term, 1876.
9. John II. Wheeler and George S. wes
VS.. John Balsbach, Geo. NJ. Graham, Stew
art 7. McCullocn, surviving partners o
Isaac Hawn & Co. No. l32, SeptemBel
term, 1877.
s. David Clack VS.. John C,ack. No. &c
December term, 1873.
Z. efeivr = Baker Sewing Machine &C
VS.. J. B. N. Todd. No. 90, December
term, 1873.
=. Noah HertEler VS.. Alfred J. Patterson
No. il3, December term, 1878.
9. Wm. NJ. Allison ct al. vs.. J. r. Mu.
thersbaugh ct al. No. Al, February term
1879.
10. s. B. Loudon ct al VS.. j. W. Muthers-
baugh ct al. No. AZ, February term, 1879
IL. S. b. Loudon ct al VS.. }. W. Muthers.
baugh ct al. No. iS, February term, 1879
II. J. English West VS.. Samuel McNew.
No. 80, February term, 1879.
13. John ". Muthersbaugh, for use of L.
s. Muthersbaugh Us. Robert E. Parker and
Samuel Wilson. No. 81, Apfil term, 1873.
IA. Joseph Mills and Mary Mills, foi sole
and separate use of Mary Mills VS.. James
H. Junk and J. C. Crawford, Administrators
of DR.. S. B. Crawford, decd. No. a.
April term, 1879.
Is. Vim. Brown ct al VS.. Elias Crawford
and Daniel knouse. No. 98, April term,
1879.
n. Allison Laird VS.. James II. Junk and
J. {. Crawford, Administrators OF DIR S. B.
Crawford, deceased. No. ia, April term,
1879.
IL. Jane Morrison VS.. James North and
Rebecca Kcpn-r, Administrator and Admin
istrstrix of John N. Kepner, decd. No. 5,
September term, 1879.
Is. d. J. Hoar, J. l.. Siders and G.. W.
Morgan, partners doing business in the name
of ID. J. Hoar & Co., VS.. F F. Rohm, sur
viving partner of F. Hanneman & Son. No.
"a, September term, 1879.
l9. Balser Lauver VS.. J. l.. Vanart, Ad-
ministrator of Anna Vanart, decd. No.
&c. September term, 1879.
20. John Foreman VS.. Levi Dundcre: j..
L. Dearing and John P. McWiIliams. No.
Sc, September term, 1879.
81. Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania ex-
relatione John Alexander. 10. lib, Sep
tember term, 1873.
~ Samuel Ri hardson and wife VS.. John
Campbell. No. l5e, September term. 1879.
GEO. REYNOLDS, ProfhOHotars.
Prothonotary's Office, Miffiin-
town, Oct. Is, 1879.
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The Wiiliamsport Daily Banner says of
the above valuable work 80 We learn that
W. K. Bierly, Esq, of this city, has obtain
ed a copyright for a work entitled " The
Rights and Duties of County aud Town
ship Officers" which is a revised edition of
his Iormer work on the Rights and Duties o.
Township Officers, the tirst edition OF which
is now exhausted.
There seems to be demand all Over the
Stale Tor d complete work Of this Kind; as
has been proved BY the rapid sale of Mr..
Bierly's first compilation. The new edition
will contain a comprehensive statement OF
the laws and decisions bearing on the yari-
Gus officers embraced in the title, with re-
view of the tax laws Is they exist under the
new constitution, and there will be append
ed the common rorms necessary In the dis
charge 6f these officers ddties.
The labor of compiling such work will
be immense, but a. Mr.. Bierly is a worker
Of patient research and untiring persever-
ance, the production will be at once thor.
ough and reliable, and valuable to attorneys
! as Well as officers and citizens.
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Philadelphia & Read.Dg Railroad,
Arrangement 9f Passenger Trains,
OcIoBER 9Th, 1879.

OCTOBER bl1i 1919.
Trans leGue Hzrri,5uTg zs foi.5gs-
For New York via Arent0su, 81 ) 20, O5
am, and | g. 2. N.
For Mes. \ orr Ma :. Bound Prcos Route,-
52Q, 8 05 am and A. pm.
Fct philadelphia 1t -, 5 %, 9 55 a IN,
~ AMI 90 m.
For Reading at 5 20, { 05, 9 55 N, 40,
4 90 and s 90 pm.
For Pottsvilie at 5 20, O5 a m, and 10
p. IN. aud via ScAuylkil & SustuehG1J-4
Branch al 40 p m. Lor A-uE-zs 9 20
a M
For Lancaster and Columbia, al 20, 05
am. and % pm
For Allentown a. 20, S O5, 9 55 m, 10
and % n.
The 20 ahd O5 a m. aid y m trains
hGYt through cars for Ne- EorE.
Tie 20 a. m. train has through cars fox
Philadelphia.
The ~, sos m aLd IS M make
close connection at Reading with main line
trains having through cars for New York,
via SO Bound Brook Route"
SUNDIYS.
/ For New Yo.k at 5 20 a. NJ
For Allentown and way statiors 20 GOA N.
/ Fer Reading, Philadelphia an way stations
I al 4 III.
TrGis' for Harr,sburg lear: as foIIoT,:
| Leave New York via Allentown at S 45 TT.
l 90 and $50 pm. -
Leave New York via "Bound B-oo' Route"
745 am, so and 60 ? n. IRVING At
Harrisburg, 80, 9 ID u, II 80 md
| nigh.
Leave Lancaster o5 m aud 50 pm.
Leave Columbia Z % ii and 80 ? IN.
Leave Phiiadolphia =, 9 A. a. III, AID %
| and Is m.
Leave Pottsvill. at 0o. 10 a. m. and 40
! pr.
Leave Readia. at 90, Z 35, IL so a n;
30, l. aud 10 So -.
Leave POttSviiIe via SchuylkIll sBi SusgT---
hanna Branch, - a IA. Leave AGt;-f
Via Sctuylkill aud SusqrehanE.. Branch,
IL ST. an.
Leave Allentown at 80, O5 m 12 20,
% aud % p M.
SUND.fYS.
/ Leave New York a. 5 80 .: y:
Leave PhiladelphIa at - m
Leave Reading at 81 : Is ana 10 > p-p-
I Leave Allentown al 95 > n
4 C G.. HANCOCK
i G,neral PGSs't Ticksf .igsnt.
J. z. WOoT TEN,
| Genera IgGEc-64.
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WEsTwARb rlsr TRAINS.

Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia ! | 55
p III; Harrisburg 20 m; DuncaHnon 1
sp m, Newport 5 IL am; Mifflin 5 80 a
T.; lewistown 8 + am; NcVeytown e Al
: IN; Mt. Union 10 m; Huntingdon
2S m; Petersburg ~ am; Spruce Greek
- M; Tyrone ~ an; Bell's Mills
S 33 M Altoona 30 ii; Pi,.55urg
4j pin.
.p'tt,brrg Express leaves Phlat tlphia at
. IN; Harrisburg II Is M Marysvi'Ie
10 81 IN; Nilf'ir Il ~ pm; Lewistown
IL Oi m; Huntingdon Is am; Tyrcue
! 53 4 IN; Altoona % a m; Pi;tsburg 20
4 IN. .-,
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at IL IS a
m; Harrisburg 45 pri; Mi:iiin % M !;
Levisto~n ) y rm Huntingdon 6 - pm !;
Tyrone D3 p III; Altoona 40 p III /; Pitts
Sdrg ! 45 pm.
EAstwlRD FAST TRAINS.
PhiiadelpLia Express leaves Pittsburg at
I i0pmi Altoona $ 55 pm; Bells Mills
8 10 pm; Tyrone . 2ipm; Spruce Creek
93S pms Huntingdon 10 " p N; Lewis
lOyn 10 So m; Mitilm IL IA am; Harris
burg IL 35 am; and arrives III Philadelphia
n 8 50 a m.
Atlantic H-rsees leaves Pittsburg at 10
| , M kltoGna . 10 pTa; Tyrone s 81 pm
/ Huntingdon - pun; Mt. Union s 90 m
Mcyey town s . ? m; Lewi>tpwn S 80 pm
Miftlin 9I2 pm; Newport 81 m; Dun
cannon 10 ~ N; Harrisburg le 50 p III
arrives in Philadelphia 90 N.
Paciic Express leaves Pittsburg at ) Is a
N; Altoona : 81 am; Tyrone 500 m
Huntingdon Sc III; LeWistown 80 m
I Hiiilin 9 - am: Harrisburg II so IN;
arrives III Phiiadelphia 3 Is pm: