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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31
WANA MAKERS.

i Ss sSss siioS ~ lIoQ OCCiI
broken. 1t has been done daily
since Thursday last. Select
what bonnet you please. It
goes off show Immediately.
And the. next conner finds the
place you have made vacant
filed with another, and not a
duplicate. There is show here,
and substance too.
Bonnets in the concrete
trimmed millinery; in the alb
stract-untfimmed. The great
assembly principle Of manufac-
turing prevails here, the hat, the
flowers, the ribbons. everything
that makes the. accumulated
bonnet, ready for your skillful
fingers to put in shape. What
If you have to do it in the re-
naming hours OF to-day pre-
paratory to tomorrow Come
quickly, there is no time to
spare.
What a world of wisdom it
takes to buy a becoming bon
net.
Th'rh enth ana Chestnut streets corner. ana
north OF Transept.
And SO with Dress Goods.
1t is pleasant to hear compli-
ments about tasteful rdecora-
tlGsr.i But the great array Of
draped dressed forms, showing
the practical effects Of stufs,
and the great piles of stock,
impress you less. But they are
worth study. Everybody COM
prehends a decoration, COM
paratively few a world-embrac-
ing stock like this. Each item
in the show has its double on
the shelf. a
The Arlington plaid and
check worsted dress stuffs,
down from $3.50 to 81, are not
from the great auction in New
York, but are all carefully Sc
lected patterns from the full
line Of advance samples. A
bargain.
! The Mohairs. Glace and
Sicilienne. IS to IS cents.
| Fashions mandate seldom
falls on a stuff so durable, use
full, and cheap.
southwest Of centre.
| Gloriosa. No wonder that
the maker wanted a superla-
tive for a name. There have
been other triumphs in ming
ling silk-and-wool. The fingers
Of an expert tingle as he
touches, but admiration is COM
mon to all, expert or not. This
is the greatest triumph. $I.25
and $3.50, AZ inches wide, ten
colors in each grade.
Northwest OF centre. .... ..
| The time is nearly here when
| you will want to agitate the air.
Therefore Fan talk. Here is a
lot at the round counter. I'M
porters' samples. Free as air.
To wind up the season he sold
them at the franc cost in Paris.
Lost all he paid the Custom
House. We charge you a
small commission and hand
over the bargain. Paper, imi.
tation linen, and satin, much
decorated, &c to 40; sateen-
called linen, but not-black and
all sorts of sticks and colors
4oc to IS; feather-winged
satin, soc to $2,25.
| Again in the jewelry stock.
Another lot, confusing in va.
riesy, quite surprising in cheap
ness. Gauze and crepe, plain
and decorated, black and all
fancy colors, natural and dec.
Grated sticks; ; edges plain and
scolloped, CSC, $I.2s, and $3.50,
This is a new lot-not the ones
we told you Of last month.
! These very spring days the
importers are pressing sales in
bulk at more than we are
charging you at retail. Very
soon the chance will pass. II
you don't avail of this you may
wish you had.
Northwest OF centre.
| The odors of incense that
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

THE Columbia Spy must try to steer
somewhere near the truth TO be worthy OF
notice from ua.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

THE Reading railroad will soon dIscon.
tinue Sunday coal trains. This Is most
proper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

Poor FRANCE is In the midst OF another
crisis. Living there must resemble life In
the cFa.er OF an active volcano. ..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

Tho Northwestern strike is spread
Ing spontaneously. 1t is a natural and
necsssary result. The question is
Vhseher the engineers UT the railroads
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Do Not Move Isltn6lv

Go carefully in pure hnsing medicine. Many
advertised r. NEEDLES an work great injury
are purely vegetable preparation the small.
est child can take them. They hill disease ana
cure the patient In a safe and kiudly y ay. For
sale by ". B. Cochran. dru ssist, 1877 and l39
North GU sen street. Lancaster.
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Depoud UpOu 1t. :

Mother shipton's prophesies and Louisiana
elections are very uncertain things, but
Ihomas' Eeiectrtc On can be depsnaed upon
Mwsys sy II cures @ .a aches M sna pa'ns OF every DC
gist. lS7 and lS9 North Queen street. LancaS-
ter
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prices. Anyhow, 81 the "0sntie Bred.
little book. IIvCIs
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The Daily Intelligencer
AAsuAsrsR. MARCH 81, lsss.

I'm DAILY lxrBLLresNcnn publishes HI the
telegEAphfc news Of the United Pres mn 10
: she latest possible hour. a
gaRMs -Jhe Daily Rdiuon Of TEE lwrutli.
enrcm 10 oelivereA BY carriers in the city
aAA eurfoun0ing towns for l0c, Per week ;
~ uAals IN year, o2Do for III months:;
~ p fAroo Dunths3 10 pee month. 4
ynn WuRLS 1uFnLLieuhcnR Double Sheetl
1sget xogsos only e.so per annum. In "a.
vAD0A
eaoeel1bors wishine their address changed
- Aleo state wheEo the paper 10 now tor.
Woxo0o.
Advertisements from 10 to D cts. per line
- insertion, according to location.
TAB. B.lNTkLLI0ENCER.
Lancaster. Pa
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This whole line Of II Election was started
In my mind by recently reading n modest
little book written by Mrs Catharine
Owens and published by Messrs. Hough.
ton, MiiilIn II Co., OF Boston, under the
suggestive title OF "Gentie Bread " inners
the Story OF One OF Them" Merely as a
story 1t IL capital, instructive and on tertsin-
ing from the first to the last page, q book
every right minded and pure hearted
young lady must enjoy. And this In spite
pose" The purpose OF II is to prove
and illustrate the worry point which
i have just tried to make the necessity
for girls OF learning to do one thing we'll,
and the well nigh certainty OF making real
excellence In any sphere pay when neces-
sary. To make the illustration more tell
Ing, Mrs. wens has chosen baking, main
ly cake and fancy baking, as the one thing
her heroine, from mere whim, had
learned In her refined and wealthy home
to do almost perfectly, while her sister
was content with her smstteIipg of French,
fAncy-work. By q turn OF circumstances
such as everyone Is liable to, the two girls
were lett orphans and penniiess. What to
do for living, was now the question.
May In spite OF her many accomplish
ments could not solve It. Dorothy solved
baking; for she found that, while many
could bake. and while professional bske ers
and confectioneis supplied good ware,
shere was such thing as doing better
work than they. In word, Dorothy
went TO work and baked such superior
cakes OF such a variety OF kinds that every.
body soon wanted Them. She made a
living for herself and sister, for the lattsr's
painting and fancy-work could not COM
pare with those OF professionals, aud there
fore had no sale. A score or more Of
DoIothy's recipes are given in fun, and
are such ss are not 20 bs found In ordinar v
oook'boo ks. They ought to ba worth The
price OF the whole book st Exch anRe "
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l maintain that this is harmful to the
character, and an Injustice to woman. BY
making her busy herself only or chiefly
with mere triviaiiiies she must become
trivial herself. She must lose In great
degree that sense OF tho dignity and
seriousness OF human life without which
the character itself becomes undigpitied
and shallow, without which 1t must lose its
self-respect.
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on course l don't mean to say that our
public schools should teach the trades and
professions. IL thoy teach them 10 boys,
do think they ought In common justice
teach them to girls also. But my theory is
that they should teach them to neither. 1t
IL their function not so much to train for
specific performances M to develop capacity
anil ability In general not to build the
superstructure, but lay tho foundations
Tho after building must be done by each
individual himself out OF the material fur
ntshed by experience and circumstances
lndeed IL can be done in no other way.
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Now the trouble Is that even II tolerable
fou undations are laid, custom aud popular
sentiment give little opportunity and no
encouragement to girls to build anything
OF real and practical worth on them. Boys
are expected to and usually do choose some
one trade or profession OF which to become
masters; some mode of work which,
whether they need 1t or not, yet shall max Q
them competent to gain a livelihood, and
80 far make them Independent and self
respecting. But glrls,-well, AZ l SAID
before, they are expected 10 and do MARTY
wait, and OF course try to make the tip.e OF
waiting as short AZ possible.
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DRIFT.

One OF the greatest sources Of anxiety 10
parents n the Inevitable question, What
shall our boys dol What trade or profess
sion shsli they learn ? Strange 10 sny the
question IL seldom stktd, What shall our
girls do 1t seems to be kind OF tacit un.
derstanding that they will Asy mere do
nothings. Their great work appears 10 be
simply to walt I'LL somebody comes along
and marries them-or TO 90 a. far 70 meet,
or to find, that somebody as the rules Of
propristy permit.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
The Tyrant Saloon Must

would help make Saloon Co. address, ncosing
THE FREEMAN! ParknsSwu. ". IA
FREEMAN from till SEPT 49, only %
ment Campaign Freeman and please
a list of If
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-12
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

lH TuR ORPHANS CoUWr or SNYDER COUNTY.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho
q phins Court OF Snyder county t. distribute
the lands remaining In tho hanis 4 william
Nnrdiug Executor NJ the last will aud testament
nl Daniel Lease late ut Perry township Snyder
county, Pa. decd, will meet the iuriics Ia In
tctest Tor the purpose Of his appointment ut the
office OF L. J. Smith, Egg., In the borough of
day the 18th day of April A. ID. Il at o A. NJ.
when and whore all parties interested are re-
quired To present their claims duly authenticate
ed, or be forever debarrei from coming In for u
share nj said fund. JACOB GlLBERT,
April ., 1883. Auditor.
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H1s ED.

On the 2Sth ult., In Washington
township, Anna, wife OF Peter u. Ar
bogost, aged os years, | month and
% days.
On the 9Th inst, in Jackson town
ship, Barbara, widow Of George Dau-
herman, deceased, aged 50 years aud
- days.
April q, at BeavertowD, Moses
MiddleswarIb, aged II years, 3
months, IA days.
March 20, at Adamsburg, Isaac
Rsh,ig, aged G2 years, ! months.
March 2S, in Washington town
ship, Ann, wife Of Peter p. Arbogast,
aged 80 years, | month and % days.
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Troxelville news too lat. for this
week.
Mrs. John s. Hsssinger attended
the Tennis-Hassehplug wedding at
Philadelphia on 3d inst.
Charles Klechner, All Applegate st.
Phila., Pa, writes US that the second
annual reunion Of the lSith Regiment
p. V. will be held at Altoona, Pa. on
May 10th. Sdyder county bows be-
longing to the regiment will take no.
tice.
Capt q. w. Ryan Post, q A. X. OF
Middleburgh will have lunch fes~
tival in Seebold's Hall on Saturday
evening, April 2ist, which will be con-
Quoted as follows All ladies' who
are friendly disposed toward the q.
A. X. married or single, old or young,
are requested to prepare lunch for
two persons. and enclose il in neat
package with her name inside the
package, and bring the same to the
Hall on Saturday afternoon the 2ist
no later than six O'Clock. These
lunches will then be sold at auction
to the gentlemen present, and after
the sale has closed, each purchaser
will open the package aud eat the
lunch with the lady whose name
is enclosed, There will also be u
campfire, and other entertaining ex.
ercisss. All are cordially invited to
attend aud enjoy the fnu.
Admttance free. Doors opened Mt
: O'Clock.
\. p. ORwIG.
g. G.. GuTELIUs,
ID. r. RuoADRs,
Committee.
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Notice in Divorce.

DANIEL g K.rvER, } IN the Court Of Common
-- IS .--- ~ ileirjn- = - : - 's.ar- Ca;lpiJi
ELIzABErH KrrL,R No. Feb. r. isss
To Elizabeth kcpler, respondent.
MADAM You will please take notice that on
Tuesday, April 18th, 1883, at 10 A. NJ, NJ the OF
rec Of Jay q w,i.ei ESD, In the Borough of
Mlddlcbu-ph. Pa, the ilellant hut In this case
Will produce Witnesses on his part, and have
them examined before tho undersigned Com
mi 'sloner: appointed by the said court Tor that
purpose when and where you mhy attend II
you see proper.
JAY q. WE'SER,
March %, 1855 Commissioner
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OF COURT.
IN REFERENCE TO LIQUOR LICENSES
In THE COUNTY OF SNYDER
March 22, 'ss.

iN IhENAl4 ~ lsltll Oh ENSIaS
In The COUNTY OF SNYDER
LIST. All licenses granted shall he for one year
nom tho twenty-seventh day Of April next, and
shall expire ON the tw1nty.Scvcnth day OF April
the following year. without regard to the date
at which the same was Issued
2d All applications for licenses In the county
OF snyder to sell vinOus, spiTitu0us, malt or
brewod liquors, whether as hotels inns or tavrrns
restiurants, Wholesale dealers, brewers, dlstl.
lers, rectlhers, compOunders, buttiers or other
wisesh bo heard on the twenty seventh day of
April A ID. 1855 and annually thereafter, and
shall be continued so long as is necessary to dis
Sd, All applications Tor license shall be by
petition, either written or printed or partly writ
ten and printed, which petition shalIbe verified
by aHdhNlt; snail contain iuil statement OF tho
several matters required by the act oil3th May
1887, as well as the facts that the applicant bar
tho number Of beds, bedrooms aud the stabing
required under previous acts OF assembly for
hotel licenses; and that the Applicant Is n citizen
OF the United States of good moral character
and OF temperate habits aud shall be accompan
led by the certificate required hy the 9th section
Of the act of 18th May, lss7 all rcmonstrances or
petitions against the granting Of licenses and all
additional petitions, In favor OF the same, shall
he In writing, and the reUonsirances shall be I'll
cd with the clerk at least eight days before the
time of hearing, and counter petitions in favor
OF the license at least iour days prior to that
time.
ith. Dispositions Of witnessed In favor or
against the granting OF gny license may be taken
upon two days notice to the applicant or one or
ney. 10 DO read upon the hearing OF the appliea.
tien, No VIVA vocE testimony will be heard
and each party will pay his or their own costs
oil testimony TO be taken by the romonstrants
TO DO closed at least Ave days before the haaring;
fore.
on. The clerk OF the Court shall cause to he
published three times In the Mlddloburgh Posr
ana Selinsxrose TINES q list containing the
names OF the applicants for license. their rcspec-
tive residences and the place for which appiica.
ton is made, tho first publication 10 bn not less
than 10 and not moro than G6 days before the
time nxed for the granting OF license,
9th. IL the applicant 10 whom license is
granted shall not within hlteen days threafter
pay 20 the Treasurer tbs license fec and ME with
the clerk tho receipt OF said treasurer therefor,
the clerk shall mark ths ssii loouss rsyokcd.
Per DURHAM. J. u. BucifE1 T.. !.
cLksk ~ Ssssslons
pewepopesp o( the county Tor N)1W cuaoivo
~ssss sss county y psy " 3, ss;9 ~ = y.
rs.
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Caution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that have purchased
the following articles AMI lett IA possession of
Susnu T.. Wieand. All persons are cautioned
and bedding, Stand, Lounge, Sicbuard. Cruk
stove aud pipe, Sink, Table, Cock 10 Chairs,
Wood chest Rocking chair, Cro.. cut Saw, Grind
stone. lIol Kettle, Double Harrow, set Hay
Ladders, Plow, Wagon, Harvester. HAY Rake,
CultivatOr blower, Field Roller, Filming MIL
Harness, Collars, Brides. Single Harness, 1
Cows,2 Calves, Bay Mare, Sorru Mare, 4yearlng
Colts, hTst choice Shoats, Sow.
ISAAC BLGER.
March 18th 'sS
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,sorcy 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Iook at the fiugures on the label OF
'nnr peper. Those figures tell you
C,g nATr TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRiP-
ION Is PAID. Within 3 weeks alter
neneyi 8 sent, see II date Is changed
h other receipt is necessary.
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CENTREvILLE. Our public schools
have closed. The town schools had
an entertainment on Friday evening,
April 9th. The exercises consisted of
Dialogues, Resitations, TableauI,
Music &c. The admission fee was D
and 10 cents. The house was crowd
ed. The small boy has now stored
his books in the garret and is looking
for fish bait.
w. A. Mohn was out in the coal
regions last week selling Electic Med
icine.
How do you like your new home.
Quite number OF new houses will
be erected in town during the com
ing summer.
House cleaning and garden making
will now be In order
Miss Sue Reichly spent week in
Winfield recently.
Spring fever will soon be prevalent
X. Il. Fessler went to the state of
Ohio last week.
John Mohn was in Winfield on bus
mess on the 4th.
The white washing brigade is get
ting things In shape for an onslaught
on fences and outhouses.
Prof @. Il. Spangler will leave this
week for the state of Ohio.
s. f. Sheary spent several days
this week in Lewisburg and vicinity.
@. Walter, Gen. agent of the Elec-
tic Medicine, registered In Williams
port several days this week.
Misses Amanda & Emma Walter
did Middleburgh visit on Saturday.
Recently in town II. N. Reber,
Lewisburg j. M. Miller, Winfield /;
Oscar Alexander, Bloomsbury DIR.
ID. II. Coover, Harrisburg; ID. F.
Bingham, Vicksburg. Mrs. Ex-Sheriff
Reichly, Middleburgh II. Straub,
vicksburg David Snyder, Dry VAL
Icy x Roads Mrs. s. w. Hartman
and son, Selinsgrove; Harry Hartley,
Bloomsbury 8. Steininger, Aiddls~
arssk Simon Nader and w. IL. He'd
dlngs. Mif1Inburs'
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MAESlgHgCiD.

March 27, by Rev. w. A. Haas,
Miss Sarah II. Brouse, of Penn
township, to Mr. George W. Kline,
of Jackson township.
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L,XECUTOR,s NOrICE-Lettors

E' E'AEOU IVTNN NOT IJT --IettorR
IJtestament.ry on tho estate Of Jacob
Ritter, late OF SPRING township, Sn Jder
county, Pa. decd, having been granted TO
the Undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indebeted TO said estate are requested
10 mako Immediate payment, whit 10 those hay.
Ing claims will present tnem duly authentic cat e.
cd for settlement to tho un1orsiguod,
WM HEETER,
March %, 49, Executor.
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NliadseSuYg Market

RICHLYsSlssnadSSd aS Gss ars ss aG'' ,Sa% gso tSia
mud honora lilo employment that Will not take
them from their homes aud fami lies The pro.
nts are large anu sure Tor every Industrious
several hundred dollars = month. IL IL easy
for any one to make 50 and upwards per day ,
old: capital no. needed; we start you, Every
thing new. No special ability required; you
reader, can do it as well as any one, Write to
free. Address Stinson \ 90, Portland, Maine
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MIDDLECREEk. Oats will be late
crop In our section, as only little is
llowed yet.
Aumiller Bros. have finished the
job of saving Chas Maurers' timber
aud have again removed the saw-mill
to its old place on there property.
Oscar Shultz was very unlucky last
week while bolting out some lathe
wood he got his hand into the cir
cular saw and tho two middle fingers
cut of. DR.. Smith dressed the hand
and ut this writing he is doing as
well as can be expected.
Communion services held by Rev.
Pheuger at the st. Johns church,
were well attended last Sunday.
John Riegle, OF whome mention
was made several weeks ago as hav-
ing left for Bellevue, Ohio. is back
again. John says "ken west fur
mich"
Aaron Manbeck, who had been
teaching near Three Rivers, Mich,
this past winter, is at home again to
work on his fathers farm this sum
mer
AS fittings are about over | will
give list where some may DO found:
james Shook in Geo. Goss' house,
vacated by Emanuel Peters. Abe
heisteri in Mrs. Lydia Weader's house.
Reuben Steininger in Abe Weaders
house. Andrew Romig on Dan.
Stuck's property. WIN. Knepp in
his old place near Benfer's saw-mill.
Lewis Manbeck in his new house.
Wash Hackenburg on Mrs. Anna
Manbeck's property. Henry Maurer
on Michael Lepley's DroDerty
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
IL IL, m. 8 o. y m, 10 90 ami OF. IN, 5.2s, p m,
Il % u M for Pittshnrg and tho West.
TB3 a m, q 3lam, At " m, ass y M, 81 y n,
II "a p n, For Phiiadelphia, New York, Boltl
more aud Washington.
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SsSa ~, Saunsy wv are held on the fourth Mondays
f.Sruary. May, aud september, ana secoho
sday Of fDscember.
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ISblsbutgt Hcst.
I,shed every Thursday.

ina. .Ar.sss... ~: .s.,, ..s.,cs s!i. s!n
Sdiue us the news In then eei
iiiagss and nsighbornoocs STU ~"
4 n cts. and We Will dress tnem W
mn coiunns will always ~ cp"n
= Visb 70 speak throunh tsem vu :.
oesi questions OF puolic ln.s,n
Sos hold ourseif responsible Tor tns
y nay express.
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gM;HS[yE I y EABsA sAlA

For nropsy, Gravel, Bright Heart, Urinary
or Liver Diseases, Nervousness, &c. Ouro
Guaranteed Oiico sil Arch street, Philadoi.
phia. sl.oO por bottl9, for s. 70. At Drugs
gets. Try II,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
suNBuRy h LEwsTowN DIV.
lime Table, In effect May %, 1887
wrsrwAnp Dis. / STATIONS. iNlsTwAaD

Se1fusgrOve Accommodate
Connecting with tryiuson N. q. Ry)
Leave Sellnegrovo. Arrive at Selinsgrove
p3l A. " l0.O2 A. NJ.
ltOP.M NJ. 2ui u. NJ
b.e3 4. M. $50 u. NJ.
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Philadelphia 6 Erie p Y Division.

AND
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Sunbury;
5iUam, For Bclefoute, Erie aud Cpnapdai
qua.
e52am, For Lock Haven.
~ SEP m, I or Bgllciunte, Kano snd Canaan
liig qua.
$50 D IN, For Remove and watkins.
b25am For Catawissa aud Hazslton.
- am 5bpm and 3b y ~ For Wilkosbarre.
6hia IN, II 05 a M, 40rm For Sbomekin
n Il Mount CarmI.
Trains Leave Seliusarove Junction:
pS2 m, arriving at Philadelphia 10 y M. View
York 62n pm, Batsmote ~ y IN, Wash.
ington % IN.
bb p IN, arriving at Philadelphia p o 80 p NJ, New
York o35 m, BiltimOre go p IN, Wash
ington Is pm.
81 q m. arriving et Philadelpl Ia I 25 IN, Now
York; 10 a IN, Baltimore So am, WASH
ington 10 am.
Train also Leaves Sunburv:
. SO n m, arriving at Philadelphia % a m. Nc y
York IL 80 n IN, Baltimore 10 IN, wasl :
lngtou v so n M.
in. WOOD, Genl Pass Agent.
CHAs. r. PuGH, Gen'l Manager.