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a PLEASANT FEATURE OF THE CHuDRES's CHRIST.
MAS CLUB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the pleasing In
cdents OF this association OF all classes OF children
was the care taken TO see the guests safe home
Many or the members OF the club the Prssident =
daughter among them, rode in the omnibuses with
their guests 10 their houses and were subsequently
driven 10 their own dwellings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:8op m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to b. h. lodge, $50 18th street.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

DUBLIN, Dec 29.-The Free1pan,s y0o,.uoy com.
mentlng upon the circular to Orange societies.
printed In the London Globe, says that If such q
uoctunent mad been issued by man suspected of
naNlhg any leaning TO the popular cause In Ireland
ne would be prosecuted and imprisoned under the
crimes act. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

1T is ALTOGETHER WRONG to trife with a had
Cough or Cold, when the risk is 80 great and
remedy 50 sure prompt and thorough as Dr. Jayne,s
EXpectorant can be readily found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

ST LOUIS WANTS THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Missouri democratic state central COMMITTEES
met In ST. Louis last evening. A letter was read
pioneering the use OF the Merchants Exchange haIl
10 tne democratic national convention 4 subj
GUnmUtee OF seven was Instructed to come to
washington and set forth the advantages OF Sc
LOUIS lor national convention before the national
Coihnnttee. Inc entire congressional delegation
requested to use their influence with the national
committee. A resolution was adopted urging the
national committee TO call the national conventions
prior TO the republican Convention 800
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON

TRIESTE, Dec 29.-SignOr Zampieri, editor of the
lhdTpfhdeHfe. an Italian Irredentist journal here
Has otth arrested on charge OF high treason.
MAsSACRES IN AFRICA
CAPE COAST CASETE, AFRICA, Dec. 29-Affairs I'm
AasnahJee are quiet. The people are oyerawed by
tht slaughter OF the family OF ex-King KOffee Kali
CALI. and the daily massacre OF his adber,.nts nm
afetS OF whom have been executed. SiXty-eight of
MS seventy children have also been Killed. one of
honec halcalllS adherentS hearing that the ex-
King HE was In danger sent ninety men to guard
-lhH hey remained several days with the ex-kiDpr
win the consent OF the Chief now reigning They
were Suddenly attacked and all killed
EGYPTIAN ADMINISTRATION A FAILrRr
LONDON. Dee. 29--The Cairo correspondent of the
ItHteS says that the administration OF Erypt fur
lhE me past year has been failure. The sole re-
Iiedy IS either the abandonment OF English inter
ference or the acceptance by England Of some re-
oPotAiDilty Inere IS reason to believe saws the
correspondent. that this conviction has already
Deem forced upon the English government
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delegates were in attendance at the Free thinkers,
convention In Salamanca, N. Y, yesterday after
noon Hon. A. B. Bradford, OF Enon Valley. Pa
Thinker" George W. Taylor, of North Collins.
spoke In favor OF modern spiritualism, and John 4
Ramsburg, OF Kansas, spoke on the false claims OF
the church. The following committee on resou-
lions was adopted: Hon. a. B. Bradford Pa; Hon
s. B. Wakeman and George W. Taylor, n Y; j. ia
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Twenty thousand Orangemen intend to assemble
10 oppose the meetings OF Irish nationalist at Dro-
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COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE

OOOhS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
Which has taken premiums in Europe Canada and the
Cntt states nd Is indOrsed by the first PHYSICIANS
chemists and connOsseurS of the world received this
year GOLD MEDAL. ct the Southern Exposition as ba
Ing worthy of all that Is claimed for it. viz:
PURITY AND EXCELLENCE
Price per case. quarts. S14; pints S16
The company discount to the trade
leo cases Just received by
HUME. CLEARY & CO.
oIo-Hn SU7 Market Space
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FOR THE QUARTER ending December 31st SEVENTY
six post Offices OF the fourth class have been made
third class or presidential the largest number thai
have been made In one quarter ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

NATIONAL THEATRR.-"In the Ranks" has had
a very successful run at the National this week
Inc magnificent scenic effects and characters of
the play, presented as it is by fine cast has
drawn large houses every night, and viii hold the
boards next week Wv
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REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER said to q fr,e

COMMISSION has been issued to JAS T. McClary.
postmaster at Nasons, Orange county, Va.
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PROMOTION AND APPoINTMENr.-A K Brotie. In
charge OF records in the Department OF Justice has
been promoted TO the grade OF bO0kkeeper, to ill
the vacancy caused by the promotion of Col Clay
as chief clerk. II. j. Mahbinney OF Pennsylvania
who was certified by the civil service commission
has been appointed telegraph operator In the De,
partment OF Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

TURNED OVER TO THE s. p. c. A.-The headlesS
chicken, after the proceedings In the Police Court
to-day concerning 1t, was turned over to the S. p.
C. A, and Will probably be dissected this after
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Omar REpUcr1oxs
HEATING STOVES.

Being OyerstOcke in above Goods and not wishing to
carry any Stock over to another season. we will sell
them at from 10 to Is PER CENT OFF from regular
Rrc Included IL above several of the celebrated
Radiant Homes which will be sold at cost large as
sOrtnrnt of Cooking Stoves and Ranges Latrobes Man
tells, &c, at Low Prices.
W. s. jerks & CO.
d27 III 7th straa. ,,o-.l,.
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Capture OF an Express RObber.


FLIGHT AND FINAL ARREST OF A wEILs-FARGo
EXPRESS THIEF.
George B. Saylor, alias Henry Schmidt, was
arrested In Baltimore yesterday on the charge of
having, with two others, robbed the wells-Fargo
express, near Sacramento, Cal, on the 9th OF
August last, Of quantity Of gold dust Until this
evening Saylor denied his identity but now con-
fesses the robbery He says that after the express
was robbed himself and companions went to Den
yer, where the gold dust was sold, and he received
$1,000 as his share OF the proceeds. They then came
east, his companions going to New York. and he to
MS fatnerS house In York county, Pa His presence
There was discovered, and a reQuisltion was made
Tor him by the governor OF California upon which
Governor PatttSon issued warrant for his arrest
which was placed in the hands OF the sheriff OF
YORK county. The sheriff went TO the house OF
Saylor's father and made known his business to
the accused and his brother. While the sheriff was
reading the re9u1Sltion George disappeared and
all efforts TO find him failed He came to Baltimore
a lew days ago In wagon, and his conduct along
the road led the police to suspect he might be the
man, ana a search was Degun. Yesterday he was
1ound at the wharf OF the steamer Hermann on
which ne was about to sail. He is held to await
requlSltfon. His companions in the robbery re-
turned TO Cal1rornla and attempted another rob-
Dery near the same place, but were captured, and
nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

The PRESIDENTS NEW YEAR RECEPTIoN-The
program for the Presidents New Years reception
VIII be substantially the same as last year. there
being but two or three very slight deviatlons
There Will be about forty ladies assisting.
THE INDICTMENT AGAINST GOULD P. AUsTIN.-In
Austin, formerly clerk In the Pension once,
charged with violating the postal laws by opening
correspondence on April 9TH for the purpose Of de-
1raudlng pens1oner (Mrs. Helen r. richardson
was heard on demurrer to the Judgment
Inc court said that there must be scheme, the OBJ
ect OF which was to deraud, and that In this case
1t was not shown that the woman would have been
defrauded He would carefully consider the indict-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

WHAT THE SOCIALISTS DEMAND.-At the Socialist
Labor congress In Baltimore yesterday the rpnOrts
OF the committees demand the abolition of the Of
f1ceS OF President and Vice President of the United
states and OF the United States Senate and the
substitution therefor OF a federal council They
insist on universal suffrage and the wipng ont OF
congressional district lines: the requirement OF a
may be demanded by given number OF applicants
and general war upon corporations which control
labor and ifs uricp O
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issued by the clerk OF the court to John Tayior ana
Annie Dorsey, OF Chares county, Maryland: Rer-
ben Dillon Culver and Maggie Brook Todd, both OF
Logan, Ohio; Edward T. Guam and Dora r, Rich
ards, both OF Orange county, Virginia; George T.
Murray and Virginia Mills Spratley; George Henry
Lee and Dora Lena B0rman; Charles Dyson and
Martha Carter, both af Silver Spring, Nd.
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A 4 A R d.

WE HAVE CONCLUDED To CLOSE OUR M
MENSE STOCK OF CLOAKS. NEwMARKETS. ETC
AT ONCE WE FIND WE HAVE MORE THAN WE
CAN POSSIBLY SELL THIS SEASON UNLESS SAC
RITICED.
WE HAVE REDUCED OUR NEwMARKETs. MADE
OF THE FINEST ALL-WOOL JERSEY CLOTH. TC
S3s So. .s 80 55z5' s"@
SIS SIS Es5a Syc@ -
HAVE BEEN SO ALL OTHER STYLES IN PRO
PORTION
WE HAVE A. SEAL sACQUEs AND DOLMANs
LEFT. WHICH We GUARANTEE PURE LONDON
DYE
We can SELL A SPLENDID 3G-INCH LENGTH
sACQUE AT 500. REDUCED FROM sl6O
QUE STOCK OF GARMENTS IS LARGER THAN
THE STOCKS OF ALL MERCHANTS IN THE CITY
COMBINED.
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REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER said to a friend to.
Gay that he had not been correctly quoted In the
complaints purporting to proceed from him with
regard TO his committee assignment In the House
Othef members whose names have been mentioned
In connection with the allegation that MIR Springer
mad suffered in the distribution OF Committee
places because OF report that he was really for
Randall four years ago, while protesting to be for
blackburn, prefer TO have nothing to say on the
subject. One OF them said sit was making noun
tam out OF molehilL" MIR. Springer dsclaims the
use OF violent language In talking to others about
the matter, and says there is no quarrel between
him and any body else on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

Detectives RAN and Block to-day arrested John
OBr1en On charge OF writing policy.
Mr.. Daniel Reigart, one OF the bOokkeepers at the
BANK OF the Republic, was yesterday the happy re-
cipenC or q xyl0-metallOphOne from bis fellow
clerks. MIR. VIII Baldwin made the presentation
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SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, Of the marine
hospital VIII start soon on tour OF inspection Of
the marine hospitals throughout the country. -
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DETECTIVE BLOCKS AssAILANT SENTENCED
Emory Parker, a stout colored man. convicteI of
house breaking, was sentenced to the Concord
penitent1ary for one year by Judge Wylie to-day.
Detective Block, by throwing snufr in his ewes MT
Phelps, his counsel, appealed in this case for ial
sentence. The court said that the act was one Of
the most criminal deeds which had been brought to
the attention of the court, and imposed sentence
OF Two years, adding, II hope that they viii keep
you there three years.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT-In the
bills OF exception in the TWO cases against Thomas
DUNN and the case OF Robert Murphy convicted of
larceny, were signed. II the case of Chas f. Cane
fences, the motion In arrest OF Judgment and for a
new trial were argued and held under Amusement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-.Josie the 11-year-
oid son or Mrs Alice VIII, Of 332 Indiana avenue
Whlle carelessly handing an Old pistol on Christ,
mas Day discharged the same the ball entering the
upper neshy part Of The right leg and taking
Ihe accident occurred While the mother and her
son were visiting frleIdsin Fauqu1er county, Va.
where the patient Is still confined to his bed
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Ihe FAMILY Paper Of WashfnGt0n.
From the Belfast (Me) Journal
Washington Is the graveyard OF innumerable
newspapers. but among the few successful ventures
Is HE EVENING STAR, one OF the most prosperous
evening daes In the country. II has recently been
enlarged, and is making more money for It's pro-
pretors now than at any former time In fits history
IL has fine building OF its own and has recenfiv
expended $4,000 In new and improved machinery
IL Is the family paper OF Washington
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RIVER TRADE.-Haroormaster Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river front as follows: Schr III. j Ste
EtnSon, Evans, 500 bushels oysters for market and
four other sch0Oners With $500 bushels oysters for
dealers. o'A" AVA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-04-04

Pettys committed suicide on Christ
mas night, 1879, sixty two days be-
fore the expiration of his sentence.
On seeing this postal card Mr.
George H. Welshons, the enterpris
ing staff correspondent of the Pitts
burg Dispatch, started from Harris
burg to Walnut Bottom. Cumber-
land county, the plsce where the card
was mailed, and after vigorous hunt
through the South mountains, an
undertaking which presented many
obstacles and dangers, he found Hi
ram Bowermaster at The house of his
brother Dave. Hiram repeated to
the correspondent the story Of the
killing of Mrs McCready as he learn
Sd it from Jack Psttys lips, and sup
plemented it by making an affidavit
embracing the facts and gave it to
the correspondent TO publish. The
affidavit says that Pettys and Bower
master worked together at adjoining
machines in the wire and link shop
in The Western penitentiary in 1879.
About month or SO before Christ
mas, 1879, Pettys told Bower
master that he had taken Mrs
McCready over the mountains in
WestmoreIand county and killed her.
and he was afraid ne would yet be
hung for it. He afterwards talked
about it frequently, and it seemed q
weigh on his mind constantly. A
short time afterwards he committed
suicide by hanging himself in his
cell.
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A RARE CHANGE

To Buy Large Trad Of Good Land
al .hoderate Price:
To man who desires 10 make farming
and stock-raiSing his business, this is the
greatest bargain in Juniata county.
Three Hundred -gcres aR9 more, having
thereon large Brick Dwelling House in
good condition, Barn and other Outbuild-
ings; running stream of water nesr the
door, also, good well water in yard; an
Orchard of 3 acres, as good rs any in the
county; grove Of so maple trees, which,
il attention were directed TO. could be
turned into 4 source OF income, IS such
groves are Ia somerset county. this state,
and as such groves are in New England.
Good timber on the farm. The farm viii
produce 40 to so tons OF bay annually. and
grow grain OF all kinds. There is an abua-
dance OF LIMESTONE on the farm.
We repeat, this is the greatest bargain
now offered in this county, TO the man VINO
has energy, and desires to farm and raise
stock To such u nan, who has moderate
sum of money for first payment, there is e
rare chance to secure property. that in the
nature of things must increase in value
gradually, for the period OF full genera
| ton yet TO come.
Time, 8 10 years, to sri: purchaser. II
You have the inclination, the means, and
the pluck to develope one of the finest
! tracts of land in the county, call at this o.
! fee for particulars.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
JuyE 26,h. 1882


Trans iscre Harrisburg as foIiops:
Fer New York via Allentown, at SO a. m,
and 40 p. IL.
For New \ ork via Philadelphia and s.Bound
Brock Route" o 81 I 80 N, and Is
pm.
For Philadelphia, 81, so, $50 am, / IS
and 400 pm.
For Heading at 20, 25, I so, o 80 a IL,
l 80, 4 90 and 90 IN.
For Pottsville at 20, so, 9 50 q II, and
II aud 4 W p. II. and via Sehuylaill &
usquehanEa Branch at 40 IN. For
Auburn, 10 N.
foT Allentown at ) 20, : 50, so 4 LII, l IS
and 0O Il.
The 50 IN, ard I is IN trains have
through cars for New York via Allen
town.
SUNDAYS.
For Allentown and war stations at s 2Oam
Fo: Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at % y, and i5 IN.
Trans for EGTr,sbHrg Isase as foiior,:
Leave New York via Allentown a. OO M,
90 and 80 p N.
Leave New York via .Sound Brook Routes,
and Philadelphia IS 4 m, 80, 4 90 and
= -, anu Law II
Harrisburg l50, s 20, 0 Is p. M, and
II 10 and 9 80 ~
Leave Philadelphia at 80 9 IS H., 400.
90 ana 50 Is.
Leave Pot.sville at i 20, 9 UJa.m. and 4 40
pm.
Leave Reauing at so, 20, $50 m,
-, 6 Is, so aad 10 p pm.
Leave Pottsville via SchuyilIiil anil Susque-
hanna Branch, s 10 a IA. and 4Opn,.
leave Allentown at . 90, 40 H., II Is,
30 aud 3 05 m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York Via Allentown, at 80 d.
m.-PhiiadelPhIa al 35 : IN.
Leave Reading az 20 Ii and 10 % pm.
Leave Allentown AZ sG5 pa.
sTEE2.E On RgAECsI.
! Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton. Ioch-
lei, and Stet lton daily, except SUNDAY. %.
go, y IS N, 80 and . AZ y N daily, ex-
cePt Saturday and sunday, SIS bm, and on
Saturday only, 45 and 10, pm.
| Returning, leave SfEELTUN dailv. ex-
cept Sunday, 8 lO,7 90, l0OU, ll45 am.
10 and lO 10 P an daily, except Saiuriay
and Sunday, 10 p N, and ON SATURDAY.
only, ) 10 and 50 pm.
C. q. HANCOCK
Gsaerc3 Pcss'r and Ticket .4rsnf.
| J. E. WO0TTEE.
General Manager.
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Travellers t;u,oe.
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLkOAD'

TIME-T Bile
o., and after Saturday October 9th ieoz
trans that stop at Nifain sill run as ioiio"
EASTWARD.
y,FyL1S ACCOMMODATES caves Mn..A
da;Iv al I. 20 4. H., and Stopping al al SO
,ions between Miffiin and HARRISBURG
ives Al Harrisburg at 20 a. N.
J.u,srows Exrsxss leaves Altoona dAny
a, so m, and stopping a az re.u'a'
sra,iops between Altoona and harrisburg
.o,cbes Niitiin at l0.4S Q. m, tiarrisours
NJ 40 D. NJ, and arrives in Phiiade'pn'A
5.05 P. M
u.u TRsIy leaves Pitisburg daily
:. ~ a. H., Altoona al 2-25 p. M, ana siop
,,;ng at ali regular stations arrives at Miinin
- as D. NJ. Harrisburg 7.S0 p. H., Phiia-
adelp lphia II W p. III.
Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at W. m
AIfooua 8 3opm; Tyrone IL PM HUNT
,nrdou O5 pm; L-wistown 92O pm /; hh-
din S45 SPIN; harrisburg ii 10 PM Fni'A-
delphia 255 pm.
WESTWARD.
NrsyIIs AccOMSoDATIos leaves Harris
risburg daily Ut 1915 a. IN, and stopping al
ali staI.ons, arrives al Aiiiiin al l2.lv p ni'
MAIL TRAIs leaves Philadelphia daily al
| I 90 a. IL :, Harrisburg Ills q. M, Aiiiiin
I2.21 p. M, stopping at all stations between
Mliiin and Altoona reaches Altoona at o.ia
D. M, Plitsburg $50 p. N.
NuFLIs ACCOMMODATION leaves Harris
barg daily except unday at 500 p. ~, ana
sto ppIng at all stations, arrives nj Ainiin a
100 p. IL.
Pacific Express leaves PhiiadelPhia ii q
m; Harrisburg 3 10 m; Duneannon
So am; Newport is am; Miiiiin 0 vi
IN; Lewistown p a IN; Eeytowo-oo o'
N; Mt. Union 10 am; Huntingdon
45 N Petersburg " n Spruce Creei
Tl5am; Tyrone : 81 am; Belrs aiii
! T55 am; Altoona ) ID 4 N; fittsDdii
So pm.
| Fast Line leaves PhiladelpLia 1T IA %
n Harrisburg 10 pm; Mitiiin 81 ? M
! Lenisiown 5SpiB Huntingdon 8 10 pm
| Tyrone s 40 pm; Altoona 20 p IN Fits
5aTg IL 50 pm.
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Legal.


Letters Testamentary on the estate OF
Michael B. Kunklc late OF Tuscarora twp,
Juniata county. Pa, deceased having been
granted in due form of law to the under
signed residing in McCoyyille. All persons
knowing themselves indebted tn said dece-
dent please will make immediate payment
and those having Gains will present them
properly Authenticated for Settlement, to
W. C. LAIRD,
March 2-'S3 Executor.
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TYRONE DIVISION.

Trains leave Tyrone tor Bellefonte and
Lock Haven at s 80 NJ, 80 ? IN. Leave
Tyrone for CurwensTille and Clearield at
s 80 a n, so IN.
Trains leave Tyrone tor Warriors Mark,
Pennsylvania Furnace and Scotia al s 80 !
Ii and ) 50 N.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Eelleioute
and Lock Haven at 80 i III, and Z 35 IN.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Curwens-
vile and Cleariieid at Il an, and So D IN.
Trans arrive az Tyrone from Sco.is, War.
riors Mark and Pennsylvania Furnace at !
80 N, at = 81 q IN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-04-04

ALOT OF GROUND IN THE VILLAGE
of McCoysville, Juniata county, having
thereon erected good Dwelling House 20x
so feet, new Stable 20x3O feet. new Wood
House l2x50 feet, hog Pea and other out
buildings. Well OF good water at the door.
Fruit on the lot. Terms, reasonable.
For further particulars, call on or address
NEAL u. STEWART,
McCoysyille Juniata Co.. Pa.
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Nesc advertisements.

NesO advertisements.
The Shenandoah Valley Route
BETWEEN THE
NORTH AND EAST, SOUTH
AND S0UTH-W EST.
ANEW TRUNK LINE PASSENGER HIGHWAY,
WITH UNSURPASSED
THROUGH PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
Perfect Transportation Facilities,
TsAytssiEs The g,ssT PROSPEROUS SECTIONS
0P THE
SOUTHERN STATES, UPON
RAILWAYS or
USIFoRn EXCELLENCE,
| suPKKIOR EQUIPMENT,
AND COMMON MANAGEMENT,
UNITING
Now Work. Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Washington
Baltimore,
Knoxville, Chattapoegs, Aemphis' tl.'i'
/ Rock, Atlanta, Montgomery, mobile, New
Orleans, jacksonville, and al points ooutn
and Southwest, upon lines oil eemmsh ih-
| tercst:-
, Along this route, or mcst accessible there
I nv. ar, health resorts, and scenic attJActlons
, Oi enduring value.
The Shenandoah Valley, ns continuous
physical beauty and scenes OF historic Ia
ferest. The wonderful Caverns of Luray
the Natural Bridge OF virginia. the no'ea
I Virginia Springs the Warm Springs oi
North Carol,us, and the uBriSaled scenery
OF Western North Carolina; AsheYiile ana
/ French Broad the charming resorts oi
East Tennessee and the renowned WINTER
tourist points OF South Georgia and FLORIDA
with = reorganizei snd recredted hete! SER
vice en- route The LURAY INN, THE
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL, THE ho'
TEL KUANOKE, &c, SC,
Assuring q personal comfort hitherto uoat-
tanned IN southern travellers progress. In
due seascn Excursion Rates, Tickets, and
arrangements 70 all the Wonderful Resort !
along the line will be perfected, adapted u
tastes and means of all classes OF SulEmel
Tourists.
For Tickets, Time cards, Guide Books
Sleeping Gar Reser' ations, and all inioEma'
ton, inquire Ut all Pennsylvania Raiiroae
or other leading Railway Ticket otlces
North and East, or at the Eastern ofrces
this line -
lOI Fourth Avenue, Pitts6urg Pa.
290 Washington st Boston, Mass.
BOB Broadway, New YORK.
e3S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
l57 West Baltimore Street,
Western Maryland K. r.. I Baltimore
Cumberland Valley X. K. Harrisburg, IA
Shenandoah Valley r. K. HsgerstoSn Nd
a. POPE,
Geasrat Pass'r oad Ticket .dgent,
March 1888. Lynchburg, Va