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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

The Prince of Wales, Duke of Rich
mond and Archbishop of Canterbury will
officiate at the opening of the International
Fisheries Exhibition at London, Eng.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

TREvELYAN stated in the British
Commons on the 10th that the assisted emf
grafton movement was conducted with
view to comply with the American rules
prohibiting the landing of paupers. ..,-,.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

The Colombian Government proposes
to make the Canal Company pay the cost of
maintaining police supervision over the
host of workmen brought into the country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

THE Fisheries Exhibition opened on
the 18th in London, Eng, with a grand
flourish, and the Hygienic Exhibition at
Berlin, Germany, was opened by the
Crown Prince on the same .day. ttf p.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

Tucson (Ariz.) advices indicated on
the 18th that the force of renegade Apaches
in Mexico was considerably larger than
General Crook bargained for and it may
take six months to subdue them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

NSUf has been begun to recover $780,
427 from the sureties Of ex.Treasurer Polk
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

York, says he would favor a law making it
a crime for any resident within our borders
to plan or aid in violent measures toward
persons in this or any other country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

CHIEF-JUsTICE BECK, of the Colorado
Supreme Court, has decided the act inop-
erative under which Packer, the San Juan
ghoul, and seven other murderers were
convicted. All would be Immediately re-
lea cad
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

LONDON (Eng) dispatches report that
the ministerial party in Parliament is
steadily losing strength, and that much of
the abstention in the House of Commons is
deliberately planned to weaken the Min
iStry.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

THE National Board of Health has
informed the local authorities at Memphis,
Tenn, that after June L next they will have
to bear the expenses of quarantine on the
Mississippi River between New Orleans
and Memphis. ....|
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

Commissioners over twenty years, was sus-
pended pending afs examination OF his
books on suspicion of. being aa4defaulter,
dsappeared, anduRtca late hour the other
might his Whereabouts had not been disoov-s
cred: ssg nxG gTT 1ouM T. =
Countless foGks of Wild pigeons have
settled in Oregon County for the, batching
season, and some of the farmers fear that
they will destroy their crops, but others are
of the opinion that they will be better than
gold mine. III yEF&asttfkt&
Cass County farmers look for an e.
cellent fruit crop.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-24

THE Duke of Connaught, third son of
Queen Victoria, has been appointed to the
command of a brigade in India, in order to
give him an opportunity to qualify himself
for the office of Viceroy of India, which
the Queen desires to see him occupy. -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01

0ALvssron, Tex. July ga spec
ial dispatch to tho News from Lsmpas-
as says carriage containing the skel-
stons Of three adults and two children,
sitting bolt upright, - If 10 life, under
. large tree, has been found near a
road Id Llsno county. The tree was
shattered By lightning 1t is suppos-
ed the party in their carriage sought
shelter under the tree and we're struck
BY bolt. which killed them and the
horses. The wsather-beaten appear
ance of the carriage and its trimmings
indicate that the event happened
year or two ago. In a small trunk was
letter addressed to "Jsmes G. Cham
berlain, London, Eng" Tie remains
were found BY ranchmsn driving cat
lie, and the discovery was reported at
once to the authorities. The parties
are supposed to have been tourists.
The spot where they we're found is
very secluded and far from any inhabi-
tstiop.
A vigorous growth Of hair is promoted
and the youthful color restored by apply
ing Parker's Hair Balsam.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01

One who moved among the elite /:
''It's shame" said Mrs. Parvenu at
Newport the other day, ''that they
do not elect my son one Of the stock
holders in that there Kasino. Hes
offered en- $500, has dog cart, plays
tennis and talks just as silly as any
Of them men what go round with
other mems wives. And we move in
aleet circles, too" New York Mail
and Express.
Mr.. Jones had very large feet, but
that did not prevent his being polite
to the ladies. One day one Of the
girls said to another; ''Oh, Sarah,
do you know Mr.. Jones," YES; I
know him" "Do you know him very
we'll p "Well, I should say SO"
"But, how well :" "Oh, We are 80
thick that we talk about his feet as
matter of course, and are not q bit
at their size any more"
"Ahem-I didn't know you were en-
gagged"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01
Camp Meeting,

The 18th Annual Session OF TIE
Juniata Valley Camp Meeting Associ-
alton VIII be held at Newton Hamil-
ton, commencing Tuesday, August
II, 1888, and closing FRIDAY, Aug
ust a, 1883. To continue ten days.
The grounds are now open for oc
cupancy to tent holders. Persons
desiring tents can be accommodated
as long as any remsin by addressing
the Secretery, J. K. Rhoads, at New
ton Hamilton and forward with az
plicstion 81 On each tent desired,
the balance to be paid on Or before
the fourth day of camp.
Two large boarding houses stand
near circle No 3, covered with shin
giles, and furnished with tables capa-
bic of ieating 400 persons. The
boarding will be In charge of the
Alexandria n T. Church aud under
the control of the association.
The Camp Meeting will be in
chargeof Rev Richard Hinkel. Pre-
siding Elder of the Juniata District,
sustained by able and efficient min
isterlal service
A cordial II tation is extended TO
all Christians OF every denomination
to come and stter 4 the meeting.
When a Reno man wants a night
of peace and quiet, Gays correspon-
dent, he tells his wife that be is got
ing down town. and then goes and
crawls under the bed. When she
has got thoroughly mad at him for
staying out she prepares to retire,
quite resolved to give him a hurrah
of a lecture when he retuIus OF
course being alone in the house, she
looks under the bed, sees a man,
gives yell, and fees from the house
to her mothers two blocks away. In
the morning she returns and her
husband tells of a struggle with a
burglar and is implicitly believed.
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heighboring News.
Perry County.

On Saturday morning July II,
Slr. Join SLaulaker and wife left
their home In Jackson township 10
visit their daughter III Anderson
burg. Whilst walking along the
road Deer Bistine's mill in Madison
township, Mr. Shunaker fell over or
rather walked off Il small eulyert
bridge elevated about 3 feet, and
Was killed instantly. He was about
50 years Of age-gas nearly blind,
and MS wife had stopped to speak
with . neighbOr 4 few moments,
whom they had met, when he walked
ON b. himself AID the accident oc-
CURED by which lie lost his life.
While they slept, Oh tie night Of
July II, thief entered the houses
Of d II Shelly and Capt ]. II.
Crst in Newport. and stole from
the former s29f5, and from the lat
ter 5000
Geo. :. Llekey, Of Altoona, a na-
tive Of Bloomfield, received a pen
Son i.-. week, and s52i as arrear.
Of pension,
4 Blue crane, feet S inches high
and 6 feet from tip TO tip Of wings,
IVES shot by Thomas Kitner OF
Bloomfield one morning last week
On Sunday the 18th day of July
cLild Of Joseph Rhoads, of Rye twp,
was consigned to the grave. On
the following Saturday two more
lay dead III the house and On We'd
nesday another died Two more are
living dangerously Ill. Diphtheria
has caused this desolation of a house
hold,
4 daughter Of TAYLOR Mitchell, of
Greenwood township, was bitten on
the foot by eopperhead snake. The
bite was not fatal She viii recoy-
er
4 man ii Spring twp, has Is col
onies Of bees, all the product Of Or
colony IN 1892
A few people cut their oats last
week.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01
Mi6iin County,

The trout catching season is over
The girl Of the period is said to be
better at fishing than catching.
Teachers are preparing for exami-
nation days
Reports from BelIeville say, that
what IS know IN tnat vicinity as the
FIVE dollar wheat yields IS to As
bushels per acre.
The barns are not large enough
this year TO hold all the grain, many
are the stacks to be seen on the
farms.
There was a general turnout of
the mechanics from Allenville to help
harvest. 1t has been rule for years
that Il mechanic or llboring man
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The large barn of Henry Kepner,
in lower Tuscarora Valley, was set
on fire by a threshing engine, on
Monday afternoon, one calf, 1000
bushels Of wheat, quantity OF hay,
implements and so forth were des-
troyed. Loss about $500
The Democratic county Committee
met in the Court House on Saturday
and elected E. S. Doty Jr. and David
Fowls as delegates to the State con-
vintion to meet on this August 1st,
and set September % as the day on
which to hold the primary election.
Last Thursday morning, as Mr..
Jacob Long was grading rye for
Adam Barner, he stirred up a bum
blebee's nest. He set his cradle to
a side and fought with the madden
ed insects and run against the scythe
Of the cradle with his foot cutting
himself very badly in the foot through
the boot. He has been laid up with
it since.
Last Friday at Is minutes to II
o'clock noon, Southland Robson
climbed to the spire of the Court
House, and stood on the cross pieces
that indicate the point of the COM
pass. and from there received paint
brush that John kessler handed him
from the top of the dome. Stretch
ing himself up along the spire he
was able to paint close up to the
gold tip, which having done he paint
ed downward to the compass points
indicators which he also painted by
standing on the ball below and after
that the thrilling part OF the job was
over. He did it all down to the ball
within Is minutes.
On Saturday the cashier of the
national bank of Orange, n. j. enter
ed railroad train with a satchel
$4,000, he had scarcely
seated himselftill he WAS attacked
by 3 men who struck him on the
head and attempted to take his satch-
d, he shouted for help. Passengers
FASTENED to his rescue, and the three
men ran out of the car and sprapg
nto wagon and attempted to drive
tway. but the horse baked and be-
ore they got out of the town they
we're all captured. They are well |
Inown to the police of the large |
owns as bad characters.
The number Of voters in Juniata |
ounty are
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01

Last Friday night freight car on
the Rome, Watertown and Ogdens
burg Railroad near station called
Carlton, was blown by the wind from
swith upon the main track, Just AT
the time, 9.25 o'clock that a tourist
train running from Niagara Falls
came along. The train ran into the
freight car and caused q wreck Of the
excursionists that is shocking to
think about. Nineteen persons were
killed. The search during the night
was fairly hideous. The workmen
would come to a hand or a foot and
continue to excayate for hours before
reaching the trunk.
A lady who was on the wrecked
train states her experience briefly
thus: Il and my husband were in
the coach The first intimation of
trouble was u sudden shock that
shiyered all the globes and lamps.
The lights went out immediately,
leaving the car dark. Involuntarily
] grasped the seat ahead OF me and
ducked my head, rs ] felt that / was
being hit with flying missiles. Inev-
er lost myself nor my Consciousness.
When all motion had ceased l fouLd
myself free and my husband had
been thrown through q window. 1
found him with his body half cut
and pulled him away. He is badly
is badly injured about the head and
otherwise bruised -Four young Ia
dies, whose names ] do not know,
sat opposite me and escaped with
but few scratches
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=
Legal.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate of Henry II Brubaker, dec d A..

(E5fato oI Heury II brubaAer, uec'd.|
Tho undersigned, appointed auditor to
audit, adjust and settle the account of Lew
Is Degan administrator of Henry Ii. Bruba-
ker late Of Fsystte twp. deceased, and to
make distribution Of the balance in the
hands of said administrator will attend to
the duties of his appointment at his Office
in the borough Of Miffilntown Pa, on Fri
day August Srd 1888, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
when and where all parties interested may
attend If they see proper.
MASON IRWIN,
July ii 1888. Auditor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIM IA b LIE
On and after Sunday May 18th, iooo'
trains that stop at Mifain willrun as ioiio"''
EASTWARD.
XrrrLIS AccoxxoDATIoS caves Minlin
daily at 4, 20 a. M, and Stopping al al STA
t;ons between Miffiin and Harrisburg ar
riyes at Harrisburg at 8 20 a. N.
JoHSsrows EXPRESS leaves Altoona daiiy
at .O5 m., ard stopping All regular
stations between Altoona and HARRISBURG
reaches Mitfiin at 1880 a. m., Harrisburg
II. 80 p. NJ, and arrives in Philadelphia al
sos p. N.
MAIL TRAIN leaves pittsburg daily al
7.S8 a. m, Altoona at 2-25 p. m., and stop
ping at all regular stations arriyes al Mluhn
at 6.Ss D. m, Harrisburg i.S0 P. m, Phiia-
adelphia SIS a.. III.
Mall Express leaves Pittsburg at 90 IN.
Altoona 8 25 pm; Tyrone IL pm; Hunt
ingdon 500 pm; Lewistown 20 p N NIL
din 9 As pm; Harrisburg Il Is P m; Phiia-
delphia 2 65 pm.
WESTWARD.
MIFFIIy ACCOMMODATION leaves Harris
risburg daily ST 10. 10 a. m., and stopping a.
all stations, arrives a. Mifilin at l2.u5 p. N.
MAIL TRAiS leaves Philadelphia daily at
100 a. H., harrisburg lilo a. NJ, MIfiin
l2.2Z p. L., cpping at all stations between
MIffiin and Altoona reaches Altoona at D. 3O
y. M, PittsOurg o.45 p. IN.
MIFFLIS AccoAAoDATIoN leaves Harris
burg daily except Sunday at 500 p. u, and
sto pping at all stations, arrives at Miifiin at
100 p. IN.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia II 20
pm; Harrisburg 3 10 m; Duncannon
80 m; Newport a O2 M Miffiin AZ
IN; Lewistown s 06 m; McYeytown 80
IN; Mt. Union 5S IN; Huntingdon
rs N Petersburg 40 M Spruce Greek
8 fam; Tyrone y am; BeiPs Mills
732sm; Altoona . 10 a M Pittsbusg
% pm.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at l. % a
IN; Harrisburg 10 pmi AIfiiin 81 ? n
Lewistown 4 5spni Huntingdon % pm
Tyrone 40 p IN; Altoona 20 p IN Pitts
burg II 30 pm.
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TYRONE DIVISION.

Trains leave Tyrone for Bellefonte and
Lock Haven at 8 80 N, 80 p H. Leave
Tyrone for Curwenssille and Clearneld al
; 5Oa IN, : 5Opm-
Trains leave Tyrone Tor Warriors Mark,
Pennsylvania Furnace and Scotia al . ~ a
IN anu % II.
Trains arrive al Tyrone IRON Bellsfonte
and Lock nsven Al : O5 a N, and S5 II.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Curwens-
vile and Clesrfield al IS II, and s So D N
Trans arrive at Tyrone from ScOsia, " ar
riors Marx and Pennsylvania Furnace !; :
5S N, at IS p N.
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ITEMS.

BY not stopping to listen and look,
Henry W elsh and wife md Miss Alice
Swsrts of Mount Joy, Lancaster Co.
wer, killed by cars last Friday morn
ing. Welsh attempted to drive soross
the track in front of . coming fast
train, the horse was killed With the
people that be WAS hauling.
The following despatch was sent
from Bloomfield Perry county, last
Thursday. By the use Of hammers,
braces and ohisels stolen frou the
smith shop of Henry Shsfer robbers
last night forced aud entered into the
extensive general store of Frank Nor
timer, Of this place. After sbsndon.
ing a side window, which refused to
yield, the robbers concentrated their
efforts on the main entrance door,
which was jinmied open. Having sf-
fected al entrance the burglars dsvo-
ted their attention TO the safe. The
combination readily yielded to the
manipulation of experts or of some
one familiar therewith, aud the safe
was robbed Of money, mostly trade
dollars, to the value of nearly $400.
One package of SO trade dollars was
overlooked. Ninety dollars of the
stolen money was the property of the
telegraph company, OF which Mr.. Nor
timer is manager Checks to the val.
ne Of between 80 and 40 dollars were
also taken. Payment on them has
been stopped. No merchandise was
disturbed. There is no clue to the
robbers.
a severe thunder storm passed over
Milwaukee, Wis. on the 25th, causing
much damage. The lightning struck
III several places, shattering buildings
but causing 10 loss of life. The ram
fall was the heaviest ever known there,
being | l.6 inches in slLgle shower
During 5 Years my attacks Of dyspep,'a
were 80 terrible that often had 10 s,5p
business. Parker Ginger Tonic buiit a.e
up from almost a skeleton to ths per;o-;
health l nov enjoy. J. Jerolomon. Lea
yer, n. Y. City
BUFFALO, y Y, july "A 49, Lsy-
tain Matthew ebG. .h= n1ied E.Gs lsh
swimmer, perIshed in sh attempt TO
swim the Niagara river whlr pool rap
ids this stteruoOo. He vac rowed 10
q Sklff TO opposite the old "Maid Of
Mist" landing by John Mccoy, fer
ryman at the Falls, aod lesped from
the boat at two minutes past O, clock.
The daring swimmer passed the big
rapids all right, keeping the middle Of
stream. When be struck the whirl- I
pool he was rushed TO the American
,ide, where the waves it is estimated |
are from 80 to 40 feet high. When
sst seen be had jus. thrown up ooe Of
Dis arms His shoot of the rapids was
thrilling His intention was TO pass
The whirlpool on the Canadian slds. |
Webb leaves q wife and 2 children III /
England. The refusal Of the railroad 1
md hotel managers at the Falls to
bave anything to do with what they
:ermed his going to death renders the
sfisir financially failure. The river
iss been searched for two miles below
,hc whirlpool, and no trace of the
oolbardy man can be found. and it is
conceded that be was engulf /
ID 10 the whirlpool. OO Saturday the
18th, his body was found dead floating
q the river below LewIstoEn n. Y.
4 cut 8 inches long ou his head iudIcs
ed the cause Of bis death.
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SOUTH PESSsTLvAsIA hAILgoAu CONr'Y
HAREIsBUHG. Pa. July 18Th 1888. \
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockhold .
AeTs OF the South Pennsylvdnia Railroad
COMPANY, called BY a TesGlu.iOu Of it,
board OF directors, will bs held al the chief
office Of the company in the city Of Harris
burg, Pa, corner Of Fith and Market streets
ou Saturday, the llth day Of August, 1855,
a; l. O'Clock n, fog the purpose OF consid-
ering the adsisabiiity of cleciiug. under the
provisions Of the act of Assembly, approy-
ed June /, 1853. entitled. "An act Icla-
tive TO the :, rminal points % Wbich rail-
roads may b. COnsi-uciei," ;" To construct
such psri- only of tine railroad Of the cont
pany "a s'isll inirrvens bet Werp one Of it,
terinini 4i.d point 1.s its PROPOSED line
where BY means oG railroad, const rucied
and being constructed connection with
;hc other terminus NAV be bed. amt TO
soandon the l;ne beyond the Iniut afore-
ssld. BY order of the t,ari 90 directors
+ =. .GKpIENENT,
SO r-;ary-
an. 80
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DIED:

GUSS.- July 18th, 1889, in Milford
twp, Warren Snyder Guss, son Of L. G.
and Beckie Guss, aged Q months and IL
days
HALDEMAS.-On Suly II, 1888, 10
Thompsoniown, Edith Eliza. daughter OF
a. g. and A. Il. Haldenan, aged { months
and 8 days.
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To CONSUMfTIVES

The advertiser having been l-f-s.lns liiis
cu-cd - that dread lls-lsr- Cansanriion
pS siApla rcile1fs q lngiai1s o. mae
known a hi- fclieF-slIiierers rAe means 90
cure To al Sho desire BE- be- visa .u.l a
eoYs 81 t1r prescription aslfi. tIr1s 81
CHARGE vIih the directions fer rrrJ-lrinz
a-f usIng th- saaac uh.eh fhev .ll sad 4
sur CtEE for tersHs, tGE-s, csvsr srr-
ion, Astssa, bsesCuiTrs. as Psrtirs
wishing ihe 'rsscriI vii r--lsr az
,irrss Be- p : Wii-s'sl.. - f,nn 81
wliiIEs a..s 10, y. l.
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wants hay or COW pasture he must
assist in harvest.
In Kishacoquillas valley the light
ming struck a shock of wheat in Noah
Roning's field and consumed it en-
tirely.
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MIFFLINTOwN GRAIN MARKET
Corrected weekly.
PHILADELPHIA MAaat.s
Quotations FOR To-DAY.

PHILADELPHIa, July 70, lse5 -Shs4 q
sl-lO TO sl-le- Corn % 70 o6,-s Oiss
i2 10 soc:s.
Hay si3 Ia $40 Ter ton. Western v hisky
at sl.l5. Butter IL to 2icts per pOuad
Grease scrapings 5 to l0cts per pound
Eggs al 10 TO 2lcts per dox. Spring chick
ems at l6cts per pound. dressed Is to 2lcts
per pound. Cattle good shippers al s5.lU
snd $40. Sheep al 4i to 81. Hog at
9! to 81.
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Ny Eife said was & fool when brought
home bottle Of Psrker's Ginger Tonic.
bu: when il broke up my cough and cure
cd her neurslgIs and baby's dysen tory she
thought il good inycstment.-E. y.
Tayior
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LEWIsTOWN DIVISION.

Trains leave Lewistown Junction tor Nil
roy at 35 IN, 10 50 4 IN, : % p M fUr
Sunbury at ] l0 N, so P H.
Trains arrive at LewIstown Junction from
Miiroy at ~ III, 50 pm, 4 50 pms from
Sunbury 1t $50 N, 4 sOPm-
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SATURDAY, AUGUST l8, 1888.

The following described valuable real es-
tate OF said decedent, 10 wit:
A tract of lsud situate in Walker town
ship, Junists county, bounded by lands of
George Hickman and Others on the north,
by lands OF +. q. Kepler aud others on the
west, BY lands of Michael Coldren and 9TH
ers on the south. by lands of John Mussor
and other. on the cast containing
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY 27th, Iss3

ITSias lsars AIrTsbsFs q, rollors.
For New York VIA Allentown, az : 50 a. n,
and IS P. Ii.
Fer New \ 0riS via Philsfelt,ai, ard - sRsu-,.i
Brook koate," 81 - n, ard IS
pm-
For philadelphia, 81. 50, s5Oam. Is
! and 90 pm.
For Reading at -, 25, : 90, 50sm.
J as, ~ ani 5 90 pm.
Z For Pottsville Il 8 ~, 50. 9 So s IN .-.s
I 40 and ~ p N. aud VIA Sehuv!kil 3
sns4uensnna Branch at 90 ? u. Fos
! Auburn, . los am
EoF AlentoWn a; ~, 50, 59au, -
! snc 20 m.
I Way hasSut tor Lebanon fWe,fse>fsvs
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