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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
WARD POLITICS.

Some or the Candidates that are iseins
Talked OF for Heats In the Alder.
manic Chamber.
1t is little early yet for the discus
sion of ward politics, and the announce
ment of candidates for aldermanic hon
ors may seem trifle premature. but it is
nevertheless, q fact that some of the
caucus campfires have been kindled, the
lamps have been trimmed and there is 9
general looking about for timber.
In the First ward the democrats are
talking OF Aid. Winslow Howard as his
own successor, while Mr.. J. w. Corken's
friends are freely urging him for the
place. Ex.Ald. H. G. Schafer is the only
republican discussed.
The democrats of the Second ward
would like to see either Mr.. David Ulam
or ex Aid. John Ohlweiler in the council,
while the republicans are undecided as to
whether Aid. A. II. Hampton. John Cru
bsugh or w. b. Petit would make the
strongest candidate.
Aid. G. w. Negus. ex-Aldermen B.
Winter. Geo. w. Henry. HI. ladders and
Messrs. G. ]. Long and Joseph Geiger are
all talked OF by Third ward democrats,
but no republican who is willing to sac.
rifice himself for party policy in this ward
this year has yet been unesrthed.
Fourth ward democrats are talking of
Aid. Matthias Schnell and Messrs. Henry
Lembere, Walter Dauber. ]. F. McKlb-
ben and Lothar Harms, while on the re-
publican side Messrs. G. F. Gaetjer and
W. P. Tindall are dividing the sentiment
of preference.
In the Fifth ward where the political
pot is usually boiling over by this time.
things are unusually quiet. AID. Chas.
Evans is a candidate to succeed himself,
but no other sspirsnt has yet announced
himself
The Sixth ward is also in a state of
peaceful slumber politically. though Mr..
Geo. Browner has been mentioned with
much enthusiasm among democrats and
the republicans would like to renomiuate
Aid. ". n. Edwards if he will consent
to be candidate again.
Seventh ward democrats have not de-
cided upon the lucky candidate from their
ward yet, but Aid. ". W. Scott will be
the choice of republicans no doubt if be
will accept the candidacy.
If any departure is to be made in local
politics this year it should be to elect
men who will previously pledge them
selves to carry on the work of street i'm,
provements so nobly and so suspiciously
begun by the outgoing council. and
neither party should. if it expects to
win, nominate for seat in the council
chamber any one who is not a
declared svmpathizer with the pres
ent system of solid improvements.
Better eliminate party preferences
entirely in a municipal election than
to permit mossback to get into
the management of city affairs. There
are those who have boosted that
if the projected paving on Second ave.
nue. and on Twentieth street could be
held back until new council shall be
elected. they could be stopped entirely
This must not be; neither must men be
elected to the council who are in favor
OF retrogrsding, and from this ASSERT on
1t does not follow that every alderman
whose term expires this spring, must nee
esssrily be his own successor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
Eorl o,osura Sale.

Twill sell on Wednesday. Feb. 2etb
the stock of household and kitchen fur.
niture of the Commercial hotel, consist.
ing Of fifteen bedroom sets, twenty mat
tresses, ten sets of springs. fifteen tot e,
sets, bed comfortables, quilts. sheets, the
carpet from five rooms, fifteen toilet sets
all the dishes and silverware, napkins,
towels. tables, chairs, etc, and office fur
niture, al mortgages sale. The auc,
ton will commence at 10 a. m.
L. V. EcKHART, Constable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

A meeting of the citizens is called at
the Citizens improvement association
from Col 8 N. Stewart. of Philadelphia.
concerning the construction of q wagon
bridge between Rock Island and Dsven>
port. All progressive citizens are cor
daily invited to be present.
FRED. HAss.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Alice r. Weber deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed admin
ietrator OF the estate Of Alice r. Weber, late
Of the county OF Rock Island state Of Illinois, de
ceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the county court Of Rock Island county, 1t
the Office Of the clerk Of said conrr in the city Of
Rock Island, n the May term, on the nrs,
Monday In May next, at which time al
persons having claims against said estate are no
titled and requested to attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
70 said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undermined
Dated this S5th day Of February, A. D. 1890.
T. A. MURPHY,
feb 25-d4w Administrator.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

If you should have lame horse. and
have used every remedy without success.
invest twenty. I'VE cents in . bottle Of
Salvation Oil. and il that fails, you may
rest assured he 10 gone case.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
Big Austiou saIe a, i.orton Rros

Twenty-Five horses, weighing from 900
to 1400, and all well broken from David
Rowland's stock farm. Poweshiek county,
Iowa. will be sold at auction from Lorton
Bros stable Davenport. Saturday, March
l. VAN TUYL, Auctioneer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

U. 8. SIGNAL OFFICE.
Washington, d. c., Feb,25.
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Light rain OF snow followed by clearing
weather and cold wave; down to &c
above zero by tomorrow morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

"Thai tired feeling" is entirely over
come by Hoods Sarsa psrilla. which gives
. feelinl, Of buovancy and strength 70 the
whole system.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

In Scotland it is said that to rock the
empty cradle will insure the coming of
other occupants for it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

McIntire Bros. have Q new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
JULTUs LEMoYNE,
Secretary State League
Man VS. Beast.

From The Ssmrrcst Herald We take
the following: \ friend from Addison
tells Us of a novel and desperate
battle between powerful man and
vicious stallion, which occurred IN
laat uei.hbOrhood q short time ago.
Sol. Seib,rt, who resides near Mason
and DixOn's line, Is the owner Of a
.cai5gor @. "sLicaslw" horse, aud
has a.Eavs regarded him p al
znimai Of good disposition, having
broken him - harness and worked
him - the farm until the m-rning
IN question, wL-u lie discovered that
his confidence had been misplaced
and that the horse was vcrlJabie
maa-cate-. He lad taken the beast
from ms stall ia the stable ard WIS
leading him with . halter F,rap
through the b4raya-d, when suddenly
be felt a ra;r Of strong teeth closing
~ On his left shoulder Turning
81 ldenly. he dealt the horse heavy
stroke ON the hsa :. which Oa- : seem
ed To have the fleet Of we;..us the
horses thirst for human blood, for
tie mkt instant lie plunged ierocious-
lv at his owner with mouth vide
open.
1ir. SeiDert. who Is said to be 4
man of wonderful courage, as well
Us Of strong physique, squared him
SELF for tine attack and shGw5red
blow after blow upon the stallion :
head and neck, at the same time
managing to keep rs far rs possible
from the iufuriated beasts iron hoofs,
with which he WAS vigorously pswiu-.
The battle continued for more than an
hour, Mr. S=ib-rt defending himself
a. best hc coUid Nth his FISTS rom
the horses repeated assaults; but at
the eud OF that time Inc had received
q ha.I dozen ugly bites about the
ur,uS auI shoulders, 9aI MS tiauall-
fallen 70 Tie gg.ua& l. savage kick,
his strength and spirit almost eXlUst-
ed.
In this prosarated position Mr.
SeIbert was no longer able t. defend
himself from rhe assaults of the now
thoroughly euragei beast and must
certainly have been chewed aud
trample.i t. uaath, had i not been
iJr the furtUuuted arrival of two men
VI no clauced to be passing the barn
yard, and seeing his helpless and
peIIlous condition rushed Il his = $
cue, and with tie ali uf fenca stakes
Succeeded in beating the horse off
and hack into the barn. Mr.. Se.bert
was carried to the housa, where he is
still confined, his body lacer ted and
bruised and his clothing all torn t.
sLryds.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
- RErrENs II c0rNTEs.
The following table viii show the
86o.os7 $50. .S99 23.s22 3,5IO
Total gain in district.

In Adams county the greatest
gam has been I III Couowago town
ship, in which NIcSherreystowu Is
sitUltsd. The population jumped
from 1.2l1 70 ISIS. Tn most not
able loss has been IL Huntingdon
township, which has fallen from ?,
$40 10 1852
East Providence township, of Bed
ford county. increased from LIS to
3,IS6, Hyndmtu borough frou 323
to l,O5l, aud the Broad Top town
ship from 1,4+6 10 2,3S4, whist
King township fel from les to G37.
Altoona, Blair c1uHty, grew from
1910 to 3O,O53
Carlisle the seat of Cumberland
county, rose from 62O9 to 1928.
Silver Suriug township was reduced
from 2-2G3 to 1898 Upper Allen
township remained almost stationary,
the pupalhtiuu falling from 400 TO
1856.
Wayuesboro, Franklin Co, jump
ed from 1,SSs TO 3.7S9, whilst Wash
ington township fell from 1858 20 !,
lS6.
There has been but little change
in Fulton county. Uuiln township.
which IN 1890 had q population Of
Coz, he's increased T3A Licking
Greek township has -sns down from
IL 20 g52
Oneida and Miller townships If
Huntingdon county, have jumped
from 35S tp "a, and Burree town
ship has fallen from I,OS5 to SOL
JuuiUt& csuntv is another county
that mas remained almost stationary,
although siIgus losses ara generally
shown through. Patterson bug1ugh,
however, has Increased from 763 To
S2T. Port ROYAL borough sustained
a reduction. coming down from 62I
to sos.
The gains and losses IN Miflsu.
Perry, Snyder aud Union counties
Were Comparatively slight
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
GENERAL -NEHS ITEMS.

y niilCGrrier Of Oregon. aged Gi.
while CARRYING NAL from Washing
ton to Omega, fell with MS horse
frIm = narrow trail down into Il can
y5n. a distance Of 500 feet. The
msu and horse we're fri@htfu!ly
broken up. His daughter, who be-
came alarmed nj her fathers absence,
started out To search and found his
dead body IN the evening.
For the first time in the worlds
history a regular horse sale 10y eiec-
tric light was conducted in New
York last Wednesday night The
electric liehts brought ont the points
OF the stock rs clear rs II they stood
In the sunlight, and the innovation
was pronounced = success by the
hurEerncu present
! Warwick farmer had q gang Of
trtmPs IN his yard q few dlys ago
vino refused 20 obey Ais orders to
move on he showed remarkable
presence Of mind when he hcovsrtnrned
q hive Of bees. The tramps aisap-
pearsi, bat not until many had suf-
fcrei
The testimony taken IN a divorce
suit ~ Rea.iing showed thus while a
wife WIS nursing her dying ch5.l Ee:
Negligent husband was sporting on q.
toboEsGn slide with a neigbborly
widow, with whom he rode twenty
four tines
Nine hogs and severa! COWS. own
sl near St Peters. Pa. wsre bitten
three weeks ago b~ n mad dog. The
showed symptoms of hydro
rhohia and were all killed.
Emanuel House, a farmer - wears
old, living st Union, Baiks county,
cr,lzed bv firaucial dificulties- com
nitced suicide on Monday by hang
ing.
Tie Is year CID daughter of
Yerkes. OF the Sorrell Horse
Hotel. Bucks colnty. fell IN a tub of
water aHd VAS drowned
\ bolt of iightHirg shattered a bed
in the Bedford house, bat no trace
,sIid be foaud of the entrance of the I
bo:t into the house.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
To th. Farmers OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The CHANGED conditions by which
syC are surrounded require upon our
part spec a! efforts and new methods
ty protect AID maintain tire interests
Of our busiuesS-in crmpetition with
tie energetic Eu2uageE cut that We see
every dIy ny mea engaged in every
other calling.
All other industries are controlled
and their welfare protected 10y organ
IE1tt'sl-hy the .onccrtrat ION of llc
mHuyUce Of all IUtcI ssted for tEesr
specific objects
The great success that has been
gained hF Trusts, Syniicates. Corpor-
&tIuus ana Stock Companies not 0ulv
proves the power Of organized effort
bat also points out the way for farm
ers to meet successfully the depressed
condition IN their own business.
Over burdeued with aE unjust pro
portion Of taxes; our products nearly
al depressed in value bv competition
with unlawful csIntcrfeits and aduI-
tsrat'uu--there - IA, help for u,
bu; 20 help Ourselves. To organize
ard as one man demand that these
wrongs srail be right. To demand
that IL" bu.deHs uf the government
shall be born alike by AL classes Of
property
We have the power through our
votes-.ct IS Concentrate them d
succeed.
Ii the welfare of your family and
yourself Is what YOU most desire. II
the credit and honor of your chosen
calling is worth the effort, you VIII
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
a Care fer Ca,.sipaStos and
sick Headache.

DR.. Silas Lane while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered "a root that
when combined with other herbs.
makes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. 1t l. IN the form OF
dry roots anu leaves, and IS known
rs Lanes Family medicine 1t viii
cure sick headache II one night.
For the blood, liver and iliduevs, and
for the clearing up Of the complex
ion 1t does wonders. Druggists sell
1t at Scots package If
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13

ial euumerators. Notwithstanding
the size of the districts no disicultT
vas experienced in securing answers
To all the questions asked save two
families. who complied with the law
after receivizE a letter from Mr. Al.
ter
The fcltOviny are some Of the un-
official returns Of the Seventh dis
trict
The census of the eleemosynary
and educational institutions situated
within the district, was as follows:
Miffiiu county almshouse, A inmates;
/ Bedford county almshouse, II; hunt:
/ tingdon county almshouse, II; Perry
county almshouse, 90; Blair county
almsheuse, SO; Industrial Reforma-
tory at Huutingdor, 3i3; Franklin
county Jail 81; Tressler's orphan
home, Perry county, 225; Normal
College. Huntingdon, los; Buckneli
University, Lewisburg, lS5; Pennsvl-
vania college. Gettvsburg, l6I; WI
son female college, Chsmbershurg,
I I5O.and the Indian Training School,
| Carlisle, 4l9.
COUNTY STATISTICS
/ In Adams county there sare 1864
farms. 30 manufacturing establish
ments. and .2j7 veterans of the war
of the rebell.sn-
Bedford county has 3,lS5 farms,
, 2S3 manufacturing establishments,
and l .524 veterans.
There are l. .4S1 farms IN Blair Co,
1913 manufacturing establishments
and 2.312 veterans.
The farms in Cumberland county
number 2.9iT There arc 2IS manu-
featuring establishments within the
couatv limits and I,SlO veterans
II Franklin county there are 3ii3
farms. 266 manufacturing establish
mcuts AMI 1872 veterans
Fulton county has 1907 farms, 90
manufacturing establishments AID
Alb veterans.
There are Just 2,4OO farms in
Huntingdon county, 1917 manufactu-
ing establishments and 1927 veter-
ans.
Juniata county contains 1918
farms, 100 manufacturing establish
ments, and eco veterans,
In NittiIn county there are 1,u.6,
10 manufacturing establishments
and SIS veterans.
Perry county has 49, farms, 225
manufacturing establishments ana
!. .lS5 veterans
SNYDER county contains 1866
farms, lis manufacturing establish
meuts aud 67S veterans.
There I.226 farms in Union couu-
tv. 1G3 manufacturing establish
msuts and $50 veterans.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
give us your influence and active sup.

give us your influence and active sup
port
May farmers OF Pennsylvania who
have thoroughly investigated the
principles and methods of the di'-
fsrea' farmers associations, (while aii
aim 10 secure the same object,) have
selected the League as the one best
suited 10 their conservative Ideas
The principles u the League are
such that any man wno Is lntereste q
in agricultural can consistently work
with 1t, without doing violence - ms
feelings rs a member Of any church,
political party, or other associations
having for its object the good OF
honest workers everywhere. Many
of the leading men III the League are
and have been for years, active and
efficient members IL the Grange and
the zeal and knowledge acquired N
the Grange make them that much
more useful in the League. Such
men recognize the younger associa-
tion As u usefGl ally rather than IS
rival
Full Instructions, with blank apP.l-
cations for charters, viii be furnished
promptly from this Office TO all aPpll-
cants.
Irrrr- .vN!pyNF
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
FRANCIS HOVER

EDIToR SEsIlSEL AND REFUBLICAS -
Dear SIR The c"Urty government which
u lodged III the board OF County Couum,s
sicners, - of mere importance IN times ct
I,sce TO The people Cf rbe county thsu It s-
general government and therefore IL
board of county commissioners Sh.l!i b.
COM "srd ct honest and caPah'r u.en. WHO
Viii discharge lhr niis'r> "i .fii.e tor I'll
general coed. Wirn 'b's vI je2J in view :
wufIld name j'.t Tsh S-cher cf Fas"tt-
township IS a citizen ahurdantiy q4aiilind
TO ill tie inn oTtaut osiice of equity com
missioner. HIS u"uuiTa'ion at the primary
election viii Gi.e the p,cpi- generally al.
opportunity to CIrci good man to The i'm
lOriLnt Office in November.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
ADDITIONAL LOC.4Ly.

The Port Z val fish suit was with
drawn or Monday.
Wellington Smith ;s -nlargiDg the
Louse Oh his farm near his town.
The Harvest Home OF Pannabak-
er's Island on Saturday was address
ed by i. J. Patterson, Esq Rev. Mr..
Hart and Prof J. T. altman, and Ex-
Sheriff Kn0us-.
TIL Mexico Corret band will hold
festival on Friday and Saturday ev-
enings. August % and %. 4 num-
Der q: bands VIII be present on Sat
urday evening t. eniiyen the occa
sion with choice music
, Mrs Davi4 Loutov, d.uaLtcr and
son If Page c0un.v. Town. are visit
inc ex-Sberiff Loulon and family.
aud before thy return to their west
ern home viii visit relatives and
friends in TuscarnIa Valley.
Advertised list of letters uncalled
for remaining IN the Pest Office at
Mifiiintown, Pa. For the week end
ing Aug. Q. 80. Persons calling for
letters IN this list viii please asl:
for advertised matter. Letters: Mag
gie REYNOLDS, Miss Turzah Gustine,
John Wix, Conrad Wenier.
JAMES McCAULEY p NJ.
4 farmers picnic viii be held on
the Port Rayal Fair Grounds on
Thursday Il is Il first rasa place to
hci1 picnic. Tue location is cen
trail The buildings or tha grounds
are ample to afford shade frr large
assembly Of people, and gire thor
ongh protection in case OF rain or
storm 81 crs invited
Smoke. should be careful where
Their Gigs come from. Advices
received at Washington state that
lepIosy has broken out among the
cigar makers IN Southern Florida,
and there IS a possibility Of the dis
case being carried all oyorthe country
hv this medium. The safest plan Is
To have nothing to do with cigars or
ciCsrattes.-Ex
WAsHfxGToS, August super
intendcnt OF Census Porter SAYS the
enU" GRAFTON population VIII he about
completed in nine day, bat that
some further revision mav he neces-
sary in order to insure perfect accu-
racy. He saws he can furnish con-
gress with figures upon which to
base an appo-tionment by the LIST Of
October. Pennsylvania, he added,
shows the surprising increase in pop
ulation OF 100000 more than the
last census.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
I 0 CON s i MPTINES

The undersigned having been re
stored to heath by simple means,
after suffering for several wears with
a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anx-
ious to make known 20 his fellow sui
fsrers the means Of cure. To those
who desire it, he viii cheerfuIlv send
Gree OF charge) copy Of the per-
scription used, which they viii find
a sure cure for Consumption, .7sthma,
CataTrh, Bronchitis, and all throat and
lung .hafsdies. He hopes all suffer
ers VIII try his remedy as It Is in
valuable. Those desiring the pre-
scription, which viii cost them moth
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
DROP TN.

We have now filled our
shelves with Summer Goods
of all kinds. Our chs
toners have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre-
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite YOU to
come and see and be satisfied
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything.
DON'T be backward, call for
what you want.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
Announcements.

The following scale OF prices for AZ r-
nouncements has been mutually agreed up-
on by the undersigned, aud no deviation
from the same will be made:
Congress, S25; President Judge, S25
Senate SO; Legislature, 81 Associate
Judge, Prothonotary, Register and Record
er, Sheriff and County Treasurer, each, s. ;
Commis sloner and District Attorney, eacf ,
So Jury Commissioner and Auditor, each ,
81. All additional communications recon-
mending candidates will be charged 10
cents Ier line. Money in all cases to be
paid IN ADVANCE.
WIN. NJ. ALLISON,
Editor JunlatG Herald.
B.F. SCHWEIER,
EHifor SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
EUGHTY-sIX ACRES,

more or less, having thereon erected q
Fan. Rant, Barn. Stoue aad Brick Dwell
ing House,
and ont -bui;dirgs. This truct is all cleared g,
well improved and in high state OF cult
vation. Its a good farm.
No. 2 A lot of ground situate 10 the VII
iage OF Richfeld, Juniata county, Pa,
bounded on the north by pnbiic road lead
ing from Nj iiiutown to ScllnsgroVe on
the east by lot of Jacob Harris +; on the
south by an alley, and on the west by land 5
of Solomon Graybill having theresn erect
ed
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trains tlas stop al M.liin u III rla as CDi.ows:
EASTWARD.
HAERIssUEG ACCogSnD ArIoS i-rvrs Al
toorG :aiiv ~ s so ,. m, Tyrone 50 2. NJ
Mount Union n G.5i a. m. Newton Hamil-
tnn GO .. M HcVer.Hrvn 20 a. IN. Lew
is.r7vu A 4. NJ. Milford I 90 M Hifiin
>.l2 IN. Port Rova' S.l7 A. III. NeNico s.,
p "a. n Tuscs-ora 8 .25a. m. EAndyke g
30 a. M Thnmnsontown S.37 A. ~. Dur
ward S.i2 . m. Eiilcrstown S.iS a m,
Newport geo . ~, arriving at Harrisburg
1905 4. IT,, and at PhiIsdelphia, l,25 ?. IN.
SEA SHORE ExPzEas leaves Altoona daily
II I, - =. m, and stopping all regular
stations between Altoona ul3 Harrisburg,
reaches MiGiin at 1905 q. Ia, Harrisburg
Il.40 =. NJ, aud arrives in Philadelphia a.
S.l5 +.
NAIL TRAM leaves Pittsburg daily 81
80 T.. H., Altoona at 200 =. III, and stop
ping at ali regular stations arrives at MililIn
at 03 ?. M, Harrisburg 200 2. M, Phila
adelphia II, - p. II.
Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at ! cop IL.
Altoona 8 20 p III Tyrone 81 pm; HUat-
iuGd"n 81 } N; LewistOWn Al pm; AIi-
lin n3 ? II; Harrisburg 10 3 + IL; fhiia-
delIhia IS Ii.
DAY EMPRESS leaves PittsDurg A. SD \.
NJ. Altoona 80 \. NJ; NAV be tlgge5
st AllillU n 2.U5 +. NJ; arrives At ui-rIs-
burg &; ) 20 2. n; at Pniladelpbra, $50 P
n
Philadelphia Express viii stop at Mi.tiir,
At ! 81 /. NJ, when tagged