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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
twRoLEsALE.)

SALT LAKE CITY, March 5, 1888.
corrected Daily By Sears & Liable }
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Chicago Live stoue-

Chicago Live Stooe-
CHICAGO. March 6
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; market weak snd
follower; fancy 1Ut9 $40; shipping steers,
g. 60 "a 800; storkers and feeders, 2.l0G3. 40;
Texas steers, 2 1892 so.
5.15 a 5 IS; heavy, $50 @5.6O; light. 5000
5 20
sheep-Receipts, 1000: strong and 1O015
higher: natives, 90 "a sos; western, 5 600
62l% Texans. 4 90 800
DroUcrs Journals London cablegram
quotes the cattle mar>et unchanged with
liberal supplies os American cattle; best
American steers, 1919 cents per pound.
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Petroleum

Boston. March 6. - Wool, steady; ur.
changed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03
Wise Sayings of Mrs. Grundy.
!, tho Nov, Nc,l, NAL

From the New York Mail.
That the wise parents ara those who look
alter tho kind Of literature then. children read.
That the woman whose voice is "ail for suffrage"
is not always Hebe, Cleopatra or Venus.
That often the most consequential husband in
public is the meekest and most humble at home.
That no champion duck sheds water quicker
than fashionable people shake off family dis
grace.
That in the writing of obituaries nowadays it
is often most important to know what not to put
in.
That aBreat many women sacrifice the proprie
ties of life Just for the sake of little brief celebrity
That there are young men who do not wish to
see tailo's executed, bat who wish they would
"hang up"
That t Woul; be splendid idea for the decent
press OF the country TO combine to ignore Sulli-
van.
That Boosting Of ones wealth and achievements
must be regarded as a fashionable accomplish
ment"
limit is something akin to a puzzle to decide
what Is really The mission in life of the society
youth"
The red flannel TO bull is not more obnoxious
than the suggestion of gencalogy to "-ociety peo'
That as q rule. the specialist" among doctors
hundred -
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vANIsnEp INTO THIN AIR.
Remarkable Story os the Disappearance of
Corpse in Ohio.

remarkable Story Of the Disappearance of a
Corpse in Ohio.
From the San Francisco Examiner
On the morning of the 18th day Of August,
1872, Charles J. Reid, young man of twenty-five
years, living at Xenia, Ohio, fell dead while walk
ing across therdining room in his fathers house.
The family consisted of his father mother, two Sis
te:s and cousin, q boy of fifteen.
All were present at the breakfast table when
entered tho room. but instead of taking his
accustomed seat near the door by which he had en-
/ tered, passed it aud went obhquely toward one of
me windows with what purpose no one knows.
lie had passed the table but a few steps when he
fell heavily 10 the floor and never again breathed.
The body was carried into bedroom, and, after
vain efforts at resuscitation by the stricken family,
LETT lying on the bed with composed limbs and COW
| cred face In the meantime the boy had been las
thy dispatched for physician, who arrived some
twenty minutes after the death. lie afterward re-
nlembered as an uncommon circumstance that when
he arrived the weeping relations--father mother
ana two ssters-wefe all in the room out of which
the bedroom door opened, and that the door was
closed There was no other to the bed Ioom.
s9hs door was at once opened by the father OF the
deceased and as the physician passed through 1t he
observed the rigid outlines of the body under the
sheet That had been thrown over it, and the profile
asplany diseernible under the face cloth, clear
cut and sharp prolcs OF the dead SEEM always to
be. He approached and lifted the cloth. There
vas nothing there. He pulled away the sheet
& Nothing
The family bad followed him into the room. AT
this astonishing discovery-lf so it may be called
they looked at another, at the physician at the
bed, in speeches. Amusement, forgetting to weep.
A moment later the three ladies required the ply
scians care; all had tainted and fallen to the floor
The fathers condition but little better he stood
ina stupor, muttering inarticuately ana staring
like all idiot.
Having restored the ladies to consciousness the
physician went to the wjndow--the only one the
room had-opening upon garden. II was locked
on the inside, with the usual fastening attached to
the bottom bar of the upper sashand engaging with
Shelower. 49,
No inquest was held-the7e was nothing to hold
it on; but the physician and mtAy Others who were
curious as to this remarkable occurrence nade the
most searching investigation into all the cifcum-
stances, but without result Charles J. Reid was
dead and ''gonc end that is all that is known to
f1ie dav
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MISSING LINKS.

Spring delights return awful slowly in Da-
kotn. Snow fell to the depth OF ten inches at Rapid
City On tho Goth instant
Leprosy is said TO be spreading at an alarm
ing rate in Russia, Thirty cases have been officially
reported In Darvat alone.
Miss Leoine Daniels, Of Athens, La, while
preparing for her wedding, became suddenly III and
died about the hour she was 10 have been married.
AT Hamilton, Ont, a man who borrowed an
umbrella and did not return 1t has Just been SEN
fenced 70 jaIl for one year. A timely warning to
the wise Is sufficient.
An elm tree growing in the grounds Of the
Pennsylvania hospital, in Philadelphia is u scion
of the famous tree under which William Penn held
the first treaty with the Indians
1t is said that enought salt underlios the city
Of Ithaca n. T., - supply the world for Il century,
and that syndicate has been formed to build there
the largest salt works in the state of New York
Three years ago Charles Selhe, Of Morris
Cove, Tenn, saved from drowning the young Gaugh-
ter Of rich New Ylrfc-. NOW, by viii Of that gen
tlcman who has lately died, selhe gets Eone 10000
in reward FOR his bravery.
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Poor end Proud.

From the baltimore American.
A young woman, poor, pious, beautiful well
educated AMI tcnderiy bred, who had once known
better days and fortunes, commits suicide because
she had apparently exhausted every method Of se.
Curing yiFtrous igclito3d iu New York. She lad
leit the south aud, with Ter widowed mother
sought employment in the metropolis Of The union
where 50 IsGuy human wrecks Grin hopeessly -
an eternal sea. Failing q get any occupation, aner
parting with all available properly, this poor gill
oe,l into melancholy, and finally dashed out Ter
life 10 sooner had the tragedy occurred than roo-
olo rose on oil s.c-s ard declared that they would
have gladly rendered assistance II the actual facts
had been presented 10 them. It appears that both
mo.Eer and daughter were too proud % clulilt
anybody, even rich relatives. able 20 help thein
VIII ihsF DESPERATE condition, although the girl
made tie most pathetic appeals y business Grms
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Almost nendy DO Gradnnte.

FE,ia IIarpers Bamr
Professor (Of class in journalsm) What Is
the difference bets con an editorial and an editorial
paragrepif
slBdent-An editorial Is Of the ZANE nature as an
editorial paragraph, but igarger and doesn't have "
much 10 say.
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mnppInces a heaa OF Ono Hnshand.

From the Texas Shings.
Young housekeeper TO butcher) Have you
roost bccf2
Butcher--Ycg. T1a'am.
DNeou keep II Oh the ice?
Oh, yes, ma Gul.
Thea you may send nc some, by husband told
INC only this morning that nc is very fond Of cold
rons. LpcG
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come at any moment, and it will be too late.
Onl on! onl There is no rest yet. The secret
first--and there is no DEATH On! There is no
rest!'
They found him so next morning-dead, the
gray head bowed and.the dim eyes fixed upon
the pages of the open bookl
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A STRANGE "REMINISCENCES.

%@ Y GREATEST FRIEND among the
students at the Leipsic Medical college
4 4 Twas a strange, cratic genius, named
, sHoffman, philosophical enthusiast,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03

just the Thing for Hot Day.
From iIarper's Bazgr.
whats TO be done today, Harry"
"EOthing"
"Aw-goo1 scheme. IN do some too,
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But win He BE Able to saw ie orr

From tho Detroit Free Press.
A French electrician says he will soon DO
able to produce o thunder storm whenever des
manded, and in the district desired, and the cost
WOW. exceed q,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-02-16

storm hss swept OVER the plains, snow
driven with resIstiess fury has blinded
and overwhelmed men and animals,
and cold, reaching 40 to 90 degrees he
low zero, has made 1t quick death to
be caught ont doors. The reports SO
far record something like thousand
deaths. These were among travellers
and others caught abroad by the bik-
yards, but In western Kansas, where
the supply OF coal has been totally
partly owing to rail road
greed, there have been many people
frozen and starved to death In their
homes. We have been favored In this
part OF the country, we had this far
only one blizzard, and three weeks
severe cold weather. For several
weeks past we have nice mild weather,
some farmers are blowing, while other
are sowing Spring wheat. AS we had
only several inches Of snow. we had
no sleighing worth mentioning. had
but one sleigh ride all winter, l sup
pose II | had been In Snyder County
| could have had more than car
ed for. Yours.
ID. =. KLINE.
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Trial List

John A. Grove VS.. WIN. II Bailey.
Elllabeth Snydcry vs. q. Tower Surviving Ex.
John j. Keller vs.. John w. Smoke et.al,
BnGd.
Elias Baily use &c vs.. John X. Hughes.
John :. Swartz Ex, &c. vs. william Walter.
A. W. Potter W. Abel ilerrold etal.
Jacob II. Mittcrling ". Norton Grouse,
john A Grove VS.. Wm. H. Bailey.
Lewis Pontiusys II. y, Sohoch.
Jeremiah Meyer Adnr. VS. John Hahno
Henry westenberger use Se. vs.. Geo. "A. Shalor
etal.
Ann Mary File vs.. Ncr 10. Mlhdleswarth al.
Kennedy Shros IS, II. W uummeI,
N. Y, Hare vs., Frapklin TWP.
D: H. Strauser Admr sc. ,s.J. u. Nipple.
The Daimatia Nail b Iron o.. vs.. Dir. Geo. II
same W. ]. :. Rlne.
same W. NJ. Rtpo
Comith. Of Penn; Sue. as Pm. d. Bolsndsr va
Jeremiah CroNso et.ai. :. t'' n
'Ap = s;ssss r HiiTsfi sssPsssE'IsY sE g s
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Observation-Disclosures Beaver [

BANNERvILLE.-W Beaver twp,
can boast of three literary societies
within its borders, viz: Bannerville,
Battery, and Kalpetzer's school houses.
A. l.. Swanger and wife OF Beaver
Springs were visiting parents and
friends here last week.
We will have seven more weeks OF
school ut this place.
BY all appearance and talk we will
have several repairs in our vile in
the spring, viz: VIM. Heater, Jacob
Kemmerling, Simon ii. Oldt, ID. p.
Harmony, II, E. Sbellenberger, in
tend repairing and enlarging their
houses. ii. II. Harbster intends
building new house, and several
others are preparing for building In
the near future.
There has been more work done on
our public roads this winter than be-
fore In five years altogether, and
some are not oil open yet at this
writing.
Il. Shellenbergers new clerk Is do
ing fine.
The debate at Bannerville Is held
In the school house by the creek. Ev-
cry Thursday evening. WIN. Heeter,
Sr., is President, j. K. Smith, Secre-
tary, G. II. B. Glass, Editor. The
question for Thursday evening, Feb.
10, Is as follows: Resolved that the
Negro has more right to complain
than the Indian.
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DIED.

In Franklin, on Thursday Febru-
AIRY Q, 1888, BENJAMIN Wittenmyer,
aged 70 years and 10 days. Obituary
next week.
Jan. 90, at Mcclure, mother Anna
Wieand, aged 81 years, 2 months aud
3 days.
Jan. %, Mt McKees / Falls. Philip
kersteter, aged 10 years, s months
and IA days.
Jan. 20, at Mcclure, Mrs. Sarah j. ,
wife Of jacob Transue, aged 40 years,
IL months and day.
Jan. 10. in Adams township, Mrs
Hannah Nerhood, wife OF Daniel Ner-
hood, aged 80 years and month.
Feb. 10, in Freeburg, Susan, wife Of
Geo. Washington Menges, aged 63
years, months and I8 days.
Feb. 9th at Beavertown, Philip
Kinney, aged 75 years, . months and
0 days.
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REGISTER OF SALRs. The follow.
ing sales OF personal property will be
held on the respective dates mention.
ed, rs advertised IN tho Posr or for
which bills have been printed at this
Office.
Thursday, Feb. 10, Henry Steininger.
executor Of John Steininger, decd,
will sell personal property ! mile
west Of Middlcburgh.
Tuesday, March @, Charles A. Meyer,
will sell personal property | mile
north of Meiser Station.
Tuesday, March O, j. u. g. 4. II. Yoder
will sell personal property / mile
north of Globe Mills, Pa.
Thursday, March 3, Geo. w. e. Sarah
Snyder, Admrs. of Franklin Snyder,
deed will sell personal property
two miles south OF New Berlin.
Thursday, March I, Jacob G.. Mid
dleswarth will sell personal proper.
ty at Port Ann.
Wednesday. Feb. 90, Reuben Dreese.
Sheriff, will sell "a. state of Su.
san Snyder, at tho Court House
Middleburgh.
Wednesday, March II, Saln'l G Bing
ainan will sell personal property /
mile east of Port Ann.
Thursday, March s, rennevile Smith
will sell personal property mile
west Of Beavertown.
Tuesday, Mnrch 10, Jacob Baker will
sell personal property mile north
east Of Mcclure. .,S
Thursday, March f., Lewis w. Man
beck will sell personal property
mile north east OF Mcclure.
Friday, March 10, James Will will sell
personal property mile north west
of Mckee Falls.
Tuesday, March 90. T.. A. Baumgar-
dner, Adnr. of Jacob baumbardner,
decd, well sell personal property
in West Beaver township.
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For the w. y. Duglas' three dollar
shoe go to Garman's shoe store, Mid
dleburgh.
Rubber boots at reduced prices at
w. i. Garman's, Middleburgh.
Buy your boots, shoes, and rubber
goods at w. !. Caravans cheap shoe
store, Middleburgh, IA.
Big line Ladies' Coats and Jack tets
Ueiow actual cost to close them out,
Schoch Bros, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Clearing out sale at Schoch's Bro,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
All Wool Blanketsat bottom prices,
Schoch Bros, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Double and Single Shawls ut inost
extreme low prices, Schoch Bros,
Selinsgrove, Pa
Mems Gloves and Mittens, Buck
and Wool for les than cost. 1t will
pay to see them, school Bros,
.Selinsgrove, Pa.
Seasonable Dress Goods at mark
down prices, Schoch's Bros. Selins
grove, Pa.
Misses and Childen Coats below
cost to close them out, choch Bros,
ISelinsgrove, Pa.
For SALE.-Ner A. Feese OF Sha-
mokin, Pa, offers for sale about half
an acre Of ground whereon Is erected
a handsome new eigl Room house,
elegantly finished, located on Walnut
Street in Beavertown, Pa, for par-
ticulars inquire OF
5. !. I" TrAeL,
Beayertown, Pa.
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CENTREvILLE.-How do you like
ground-hog weather.
Jas. NJ. Bingaman who was serious
ly i'll with inflammation of the brain.
we are pleased to state is on the
mend again.
Insure against fire in that strong
and reliable company. The CONT
mental OF New York. 3. Il. Sheary Is
the agent.
Charles f. Sampsel, wife and daugh-
er who went to Kansas last spring,
arrived home on Friday.
Mercantile Appraiser Jos. Fisher
was here on Friday.
Aspirants for township offices are
now coming to the front, especially
for the Office Of School director. 1t
Is strange that people are so ready to
sacrifice their time and business to
accommodate their neighbors.
Val. Walter was In Watsontown on
Monday.
Merchant @. NJ. Showers and p. O..
Bowersox did. Lewisburg a business
visit Tuesday.
Recently in town ; T. N. Reber, w.
p. Thomas and o. Alexander, Blooms
burg Wilson Dreese and wife. Trox-
elsille Thos. Bailey and wife, sha-
mokin Dam Jonathan Sanders and
wife, New Berlin j. Strickland and
wife, Michigan A.. p. Wilson, II. p.
Stuck. Mrs. Jane Culp, Mfflinburg ;
Miss Emma Row, H. II. Baker and
wifs, Forest Hin Nv. H. Hartman
and wife, Mlddlebnrsh.
B. p. 1ollg end vleo an vlsltlne
th's wssk n ssl'n's'evs ~ v|>|nlfy
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Qosry. n shs matrimonial raoo !
is II the girl that covers the most laps
that gets the first husband
All Wool square and shaped Horse
Blankets way down, now is the time
to buy, Schoch Bros, Selinssrove,
Pa.
Bishop Dubs, d. D., OF Cleveland. o.
will preach at New Berlin, Feb. 10, at
10 a. M, and 2iI0, p. m, he will reop-
en- the Chapel In the Central Penn.
College building and in the evening
he will preach at Winfield The Gem
trail Penn. Conference OF the Evangl-
zeal Association will convene Mt Lew
isburg March 1. About one hundred
ministers will be In attendance.
Bishop Dubs will preside.
8. AuRAND.
For good handmade boots and
shoes go to Garman's shoe store, MIDI
dleburgh.
1t is said thatall the deer and rab-
bits In Northern Pennsylvania will
starve to death this winter. In the
woods there was heavy crust on the
snow prior to the last snow, which is
very deep, and this crust prevents
the unfortunate animals from obtain-
ing food on the ground. .-Selinsgrore
Times. Don't fret. Deer won't starve
us long as there is any laurel on top
of the snow, and rabbits subsist on
the bark OF trees.
ROLL OF HONOR. following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
n
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LETTER FROM NEBRASKA.

BLUE SPRINGS, NEB. Feb. 8 1888.
ED. PosT.-I wrote a short letter
for the Posr In the early part OF last
Summer. Since then a number Of my
Snyder County friends asked me ''why
don't you write another letter for the
PosT p consented to do SO by your
permission. Our annual conference
meets on the end Thursday in March
at Plum Creek, Nebraska, the place
where Mr.. A. X. Gift invested in real
estate, and no doubt made n good
choice, for that is beautiful country,
soil IL rich and deep. AS Mr.. Gift is u
relative friend Of mine, aud from Sny-
der Co. l was sorry that knew not
OF his coming until IL was too late to
give him hearty invitation to come
and look in on us.
l held six quarterly meetings for
my PRECEDING Elder during the year,
which gave me an excellent opport u
nifty to see the country north, south,
east, and west, and when looking over
the beautiful broad prairies, and at
the opportunities to get nice cheap
home, concluded that he who said
young men go west" gave good ad-
vice.
Southern Nebraska, including the
Platte River valley, is unsurpassed In
the Uniting States for farming and
stock raising. Government land Is
about all taken In Nebraska, but re-
linquishments can be bought for 5000.
to $500. for section. Decided lands
can be bought for $5i to $50 per acre.
The country is improving fast. aud
land Is rapidly advancing In price.
Last years crops in this state were
far.
Markets are as follows: Wheat 60c,
corn 45c, oats $50, rye 40c, flax SOC,
potatoes zoe, buttor 30, eggs zoe, live
hogs $3.50, beefs $3.50. chickens live
60, turkey So, prairie hog s40O.
The expenses OF living are about
the same ss In Pennsylvania. with the
exception Of fuel, which is . good deal
higher.
Tho winter Of 1883 has gone ON record
A Tho mos tsrrhle q Tho hiskory al
M newt NostI,' }vSst@ storlA
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MARRIED.

Feb. 8. by Rev, w. II. Slower, John
). Helm to Nettie +. Elliott, both of
Snyder Co., Pa.
Feb. IA, at the u. B. Parsonage by
Rev. NJ. B. Spayd, Geo. y. NJ. Rauch
Of Middleburgh to Miss Kate N.
Hummel OF Franklin township.
Feb. 2, at Freeburg, by Rev. j. Il.
Wampole, Geo. b. Wetzel to Miss
Mary Engle, both OF Salem.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the
the 500 Law, have beel hied with the Clerk Of
the Orphans Court Of shyder county, for con-
hrmatioh on Monday. tho 1fth day OF Feb
Appnlsement Of iophIa Mlddlaswarth widow
Of Aener Middlsswartb, iate q spring, Twp.
Snyder %, Pa. deed.
Appraisement Of susan Smith, widow OF aeo
Smith, late VI Adams rsp, snyder Co Pa, deed.
Appraissment of vsshti Shadsr, v Nj ~ OF Henry
o. shalisr, late oiChAp'aan Tsp. snyder %.
r.. deed. 4f
Appyaissmsut q Ee9s say1Dt widow II
Fssnklin 6ny,ier, ists % 31f>p49 Mp. apydef
(ip,, r., decd N VI +. ,3 1
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Court Proclamation

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph {
w Buchor President Judge of the Judi
clnl District composed Of the counties Of SnydS
Union and Miiiin ana Samuel A. WeiEel and
jacob A. Smith, Esqs, Associate Judges iu
and Tor Snyder county have issued their pre-
copt bearing, date the l4th day OF Dee. A. u.
lss7, to me directed for the holding OF an or
phans court. n court OF Common Pleas, court
OF oyer and Terminer aud General court ol
Quarter Sessions Of the peace at MtddleLurgh
Tor the county OF snyder; on the ith Monday
(being the 2lth day OF Feb lssS,) aud continue
one week.
Notice IL therefore nerepy given TO tho Coro.
ner, justices OF the Peace and COn>tables In
and for the county ofsnyder, TO appear In their
proper persons with their rolls records, inqui.
sitions, examinations and other remembrz - es
to those things to their Offices aud in their BET
hall pertain to be done and witnesses and per,
sons prosecuting In behalf OF the Common
wealth against any persons are required to be
then and there attending and not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices are re.
quested to be punotualln their attendance a
the appointed time agreeably to notice.
Hivrn under my hand and sea at tho Sher
fi's otfioo In Middleburg, the ath lay OF Jan
A. D., one thousand eight hundred anj
eighty-oight.
RUBEN DREEsE, shsrin.
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Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Suubury.
s blOam, For Boliofontc, Erie and Capaudai
gua.
e5a m, For Loci IIavo1.
" 52p m, For Bclloionte, Kano bnd Canan
dfigua.
$50 D m, For Remove aud watkins.
he5am For Catawissa and HazNitsn.
s IS am 55rm aud 3s p m For wilkc.barre
90 am, ~ 0S N, : 10 IN. For Shamskin
n d Mount Carmel.
Trains Loiye Soiiusgrove Junction:
50 NJ, arriving at philadelphia rs u m. New
YORK 20 y m, Baltsmoro I ~ y m, wash.
ington so m.
bb y m, arriving at Philadelphia 50 y N, View
iork o36p m, Baltimore 0s5p pm, wash
ingtou 45pm.
81 y m. arriving az Philadelpt ia sb IN, New
York; 10 n IN, Baltimore So am, wash
ingtou & ub am.
Train also Leaves Sunburv:
80 m, arriving AT PhilAdslphiR 25a ,,NoF =
York II 30 q M, Baltimore s 10 a IN, vast
inkton . 30 IN.
n. WOOD, Gen'I Pass Agent.
CHAS. p. PuGH, Gebn Manager.
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t,ovcz =, SUBSCRIBERS.

I,eok at the fiugures on the label OF
your paper. Those figures tell you
1esr DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBscRIP-
TfoN rs PAID. Within 3 weeks after
snopsyi sent, see II date is changed.
No ether receipt is necessary.