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DIED.
CORLIFS--At

CORLIrs-At his residence No 26o Columbia Heights,
Thursday February 8. Edmund Williams Corles, aged
Funeral at St. AIMS Church, cntOn-st at 10 O'Clock.
ELMENDoRF-On Thursday, 9th inst at New-Bru rs
wick y j. Maria Louisa FEe9Shuysen w SSy Sl tho
Funeral Services from the Second Reformed Church. on
Sona1t aR U from a IS ia pennsylvania R. r.
rive, at . 04
eascai late OF Newton ~ j. in the list year Of his
Funeral services will be held 10 80 Friday Feb
ruary T. the First Baptist Church Summit n: j; .,
o:io a. m. and Newton at 20.
HUNTINGTON-At her home in Mddetown, Conn Febru.
AIRY g. in the sIs year Of her age Jane Eliza6eh wife
Of the late John 4. Watklnson, Of Middletown
MACDoNALD--At Flushing. on Wednesday morning, Feb
Funeral from s. Georges Church, Flushing, Friday, Feb
Train leaves Long Island City ts Mainst o'clock
PEcK Rye February lsSo Anne Van Ss f s.
den VIE Of John - w ,Eya anu laughter Vi un'
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PETTTI1 BrOoEyD on wStn .t fg,m February III:
The rayes and friends OF the family are respectfully in;
yited attend the funeral on saturdey February D. o.
. O'Clock p. from Grace Church West Farms.
RAYMOND-At New.Csnaan, Conn. February g. william
Funeral from his late residence Saturday the sh at
EooSEvELT-At Clear Water Harbor. Fla. on r.orqary
Q 1890. Mary Louise Roosevelt, daughter OF the late
Funeral r' on SATURDAY February s. 2:SO D. m. at St.
TERRY-At Long Beach Cal. suddenly, January 20;
Edward wills Terry formerly OF Hartford, Conn., aged
' 55 years.
TREADwELL-on Wednesday EVENING. Februasy s. at
OF her patents, No. l124 Madlson.aFe;,
Florence eldest daughter OF Harry and villa Tread
well. aged years, months and 20 days
Funeral private.
WOODBURY. suddenly, at Knoxville Tenn on Tuesdsy'
February 4 OF typhoid pneumonia, Mary shelton Neol,
wife Of Coryton " Woodbury., and daughter OF william
Nicol. OF Islip l.. |. ., -.
Emmanuel Church, Islp, on Saturday, February g. at
A special train will leave Long Island City at 30
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Pnsfoiiice NoiIre.


tshoud be read daily ~ al interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially ad
dSsed for ddd9 s Sy 1iy Of banking and eo
mercal documents letters not specially addressed oeins
Foreign mails for the week ending February viii
close promptly in all cases. at this onice a. follows; .
from @ a. 80 M fC Tor N fTSSn$
Hgd per sis%s an S pe@esas per $ c6
sAuEDAYA a. 3, Tor b ga5 a aad 81 the cLS Ia Pss
s. Thomas Tor Martinique and Gu2deosp9 Via Mar,ia.
oF pr AdTanee rom Newport News Stt
for Other @ndvard Islands must be directed per Ad.
Haa Santo a. lo ae Ia T5 Via o ne
tper saerno' at a. m Tor France switzerland Italy,
Spain and Portugal per La SSEm1 Sudden VIA y hSys
q AZ. 49, o a. r tor r "a y Fda Via Bremen etters
Great Britain ireland Begm Nehssne t qsa 1u',a
a. m for Great Britain Ireland Irlun Netherlands and
S AgsF EoPSEcsa co AS@l m Sa b Gsed
T Tsa dc e. m SD be- dSectG per Thinsaa 80
m for scotland direct per s. RSo ~ sar IN
9;ters mat d RG G per = OLDHAM Rotterdam leri
directed per od sean a. S FOR v Yer and
S SsTa951 must BE- directed @ Il m 20
vcnees. and S GgrasffS S other coiomS,n states
geF o,S gseme and s
Ho M for Gu S a : p T Civ Of cou@Sar
Mails Tor Australia Neyz,nad ,am ay san fa Ely sSs
close hero March 81 at vim n ri sSF mails Ha Tor AGss
Mails 70, G9 Sso ard Jfpa close s here February
Fl nj from N1 San ' Fmncsco close here February '2$
Na for G Sos soi hSrS Fcsr1ary
Mails Tor cua BY WI rail F e T edse at tn this ONCE daily
c @Sehedule Of closing Of TansPacae mails is ar
transit San Francisco Mails n ron M s ape Of steamers
on eTs a. e thence the same day Registered man
po,,Orce. NoS.Y Eaii.i N T.. January 81. 1850.
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pos7orrrcE CLERKS ENJOY THEMSELVES.

The Central opera House. at SiSty--eventhst. ana
Third ave Wa to small to accommodate com
fortaby tho members and guests OF the Fo'to'heo
Clerks Association last night "hen ulaD orF"''A'''
- a.. a., .,u,i r..r.utlon and ball The grand march
hon, At II n m and Wa led by James \. McNamee.
floor manager and Mrs vyand, and $3.50 couple, followed
them. alinc the great dancng hall from end 10 end.
Cappa,s 9Th Regiment band furnished the music Among
those present Mr.. ana Ms "Hnm '''"p'' ,ro"S
- :, ,-uI.t Consul. Mr. and Mrs. Danklcysem. MlsS \.
TIrbe Mr. and Mr.. i. q. Mulker Miss NJ McbrIce.
me MISC, Petersen T. Barber t. T. Henderson, and
Miss Gurdicc over 800 guests were present
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ypw OFFICERS OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB

The New-York Club held its annual meeting last even
ING at the clubhouse The reports OF the several COM
mttees showed the following facts Balance IN treasury
sls 48l; number OF yachts 2lO; number OF members.
7Os There were elected during the year hfty-nne menu
bers twenty Of them yacht Between February l.
1859. and February /, 1890 twenty-five men,
bors died. the largest number In the MS
tory NJ the club Commodore Gerry, who presided.
a, the meeting came from Georgia TO attend It, The
officers elected were Commodore Elbrldgo T. Gerry
vicccommodore Latham A. Fish, rear-commodore C. o'D
Iselin; secretary j. V. ;. ouh treas
urcr T.. W. j. Hurst; measurer Johh hysop
fleet SURGEON Dr. Morris j. Asch regatta committee.
S Nicholson Kane, Chester Grlswod. william T. Iseln.
House Commttee-Robert 5. Bowen, John NJ Wilson.
J. Waldcmar Hayward r. p. Lounsbery. Committee on
Frederic Ganattn Charles VARIOUS AeNah'
der Taylor jr. Frank 7. Robinson
The new members elected were; W. C. Nash. c.
Cooncr Clark Richard a. Peabody. George II. Watson.
George IL. Ketcham. Edward NJ. Fulton Elisha NJ.
Ful,on C. W. Hardness DR.. II. Il. Pierce and J. Berre
linz
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WIEN GREEK MET GREEK.
From The Poughhccpsic EAGLE.

From The POughhccpsc EAGLE
when McuGeZ Cohen assistant superintendent
Of the Hudson River Railroad said old railroad
man. Parker Spring manager of the railroad ele
gr1ph line. SIR. Cohen cudcayOrng 10 learn tceg
laphy. aud one day he AT Yonhers practising
and spring had message To send from here 10 ionk
crs. While he cudeuvOring b. put II through
Cohen gave him break after break from the Nonhcr'
Office. I'm finally spring got mad and tolcgraphed :
.Who I'm .-- /. al that Instrument ----- You
r'way from st. The next train up brought Cohen
Sprng had never seen him before. who was that
earring AT ne nt YonAcrs this mOrningr said Mr.
CoLcn az be entered springs Office. who In --
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obliged to wear iron frame all her Life to hold hef
head in an upright position.
WARMLY DISCUSSING THE CONFESSION.
THE NEWARK PREsBYTERY CONSIDERING THE
QUESTION OF REVISION.

QUESTION OF REVISION
The attendance at the second session Of the Newark
Presbytery yesterday afternoon was much smaller tnan
that OF the previous day, but the debate Oh the re-
vision OF the Confession Of Faith was fully as warn
One feature of the session was an address by the
Rev. F. C. Ottman on the question, Shall the Pres'
bytery answer questions Of revision In the afhrmar
tivel, Mr.. Ottman said he was opposed to the
amendments reported by the Committee on Revision.
He argued that there is logical reason Tor oeneVns
that infants are damned 1t was scurrilous lie 10
say that God created men to damn them, apd II
lie to say that the Confession taught any sucn
Father which is In Heaven, that Of these little
ones should perish" In chapter 8, section o, the
committee recommended the substitution Of the wora
4" to all who come TO Christ for salvation for the
words 10 all those for whom Christ hath purchased
redemption" This looked like another effort TO pour
a little American oil the stiened joints OF CALVIN
ism. The Westminster dvlneS used goou Cair ,.
istic nail to fasten plank in the Calvnisc plat
form. and there is nothing gained by drawing IL ou'
and substituting wooden pin. There was no reason
why the Presbytery should polish up creed for the
benefit of men who cannot understand the doctrines.
At the evening session the Rev. Mr.. Lampman
of the High Street Church. Newark said In speaking
of the doctrines OF infant damnation and foreordn&
tlon: | object 20 this creed because there is IN
corpOrated In Il the hardness Of two centuries ago,
because the scriptures quoted to sustain the doctrines
do not sustain them and because the creed has been
misunderstood for 24O years. We are today better
able TO formulate a new creed than the men who
made the Confession of Faith They were fallible
men and the Church had right to hold up their work
of Christ nor the lesson OF Calvary, therefore we
want revision new creed"
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RETIRING FROM THE SUIT AGAINST READING

PHILADELPHIA Feb. (SpeeiaD-Ihere was another FIAT
re odav n Readings movements. The executor of thu
estate n l. v williamson presented for payment coupons
ON sals 600 OF Reading third preference bonds which
due ~ per cent for the period OF eighteen months prior 10
Dcccmber | 1898. The coupons wcrc paid the exec
,or satisned the Readings treasurer that he had with
drawn ms party the suit which was Instituted To compel
the payment Of ~ por cent interest for tho period named
Friends Of the present Reading movement claim that this
acton greatly wcatons showing OF tho opposition but
the other plaintiffs In the suit claim that they stu have
with hom holders OF o. 800 600 Of the bonds while less
than o. 600 900 arc required to press the suit.
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nrnr GIRLS ~ noYS SOPPED THE SERvICE

M ,,,,io ,o,,n ~ Wood burg H. l.. Is busly discuss
, ,t action Of the Rev Alexander MacNchoi, pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In abruptly closing h"
service az soon a. he had announced his text last sunday
night. The day the pastor was a'A'u I'r Az On
1,t, nd ha .,id that the reason for his action was
the whispering and laughing Of girls ana Inc NOISY DC
hayior Of boys and young in the congregation. AZ
though Deacon seamon armed with long cane marched
up and down the ascs. correcting the mlsDeh'InB "u
vduas seemed unable preserve order Inc d''coH
all affirm that order Will be maintained in the church III
necessary have the village constable
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ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS WITH PARLoR CARS
VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

The popular New York, Lakewood and Atlantic CITY
express will New York. foot OF Libertyst North
River, Saturday, February o. at ? 80 p m, ana
the fun schedule for this train will be put into effect
on Monday, February 10, leaving New-fork, foot OF
Libertyst., North River, at 80 p. m weekdays ana
10 a. m. Sundays Returning, leaving Atlantic CITY,
Atlantic City Railroad Depot at 80 a. M weekdays
and :45 p. m. sundays, making the run in three
hours and forty minutes. =.
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DARrMnrrH ALEMNL DIVE.

Washington, Feb. 6 (specaD.-The annual dinner
OF the Alumni Association Of Dartmouth College was
eaten this evening at Wizards Among those present
were the Secretary OF War; Congressman Dngley' OF
Maine and Moore, OF New Hampshirc Judge Veazey'
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission General Il. d.
Mussey DR.. W. W. GoOding and Archie Campbell,
OF The Wheeling Intelligencer.D letter was fean
from Vice President Morton who holds honorary dc
uve Of the college, resretting ha inability TO We
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ALIVE WITH A BROKEN NECK.
~ philnhelnhla Recnrd.

The physicians Of the Pennsylvania Hospital are
Interested what they consider the most remarkable
case in many particulars, that has ever come under
their consideration. In August last Mrs. Mary bona
hue fell from "A tree at her residence In Haddington.
She was not apparently injured by the shock, and
when she recovered consciousness went about her
work. Occasionally her head would drop forward,
and soon she suffered intense pain. After sA weeks
she removed 10 the hospital, where IL was fouhd
that her neck was broken. 1le spinal column had
escaped injury, but the physicians have been unable
TO reset the broken bones, and the woman VIII DO
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TILE ILACE TO PRACYICE.
From The Detroit FREQ Press.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Uncle Joe Atwell grun sea captain, WIN not
much OF an ear for music and was somewhat an.
nOycd by The yigOr with which his niece pounded
the piano. She had taken "a notion 10 attend one OF
other Of the conservatOrcs Of music snd shc asked
Uncle Joe. where's good place % learn Tho
on q raft. In mid ocean," he replied cxposivcy.
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NAIILON CHANDLER.

Baltimore. Feb. (SpecaD.-Mahlon Chandlee, tho
oldest member OF the Society of Friends in Maryand'
died last night on his farm near Sandy springs
MONTGOMERY County, Md. lie was born IN l'Vo'
short distance from the place Of his deatl' upon
what was part of grant OF 1900 acres gwen py
Charles II 10 James Brooke Mr.. Chandcc was
,cri,liv fond Of his timber lands and had a passion
f1r ul1nting groves Of chestnut and oak trees lie
cast his first vote for Madison. was aflerwatd WIFE
and a Republican in turn and voted for both tho
Ilnrr1snn, for President.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATS WORKING QUIETLY.

The special committee which is composed Of the upper
LAYER of statesmen County Democracy met at the
amsterdam Club last evening TO complete prepare
lions FOR the organization OF their County Committee
Tuesday evening Cooper Union. The resolutions
ndorsing ballot reform read and approved Other
papers and resolutions which to be presented were
moi in proper FORM and committee adjourned TO Satur
dav evening when the subcommittee which have these
rnatters In charpe VIII make a nnal report
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CALLED 70 THE CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.

The Rev George s. Webster. Of Elmwood Chapel East
oranrr y j. has received n unanimous call 10 be the
,i,,. r,.tnr ~ the Church the Covenant In this
city with c-oeca charge ot the Memorial Chapel In East
second ST. ut salary Of 5000 year Tie cnpei
Is A nnc one. and Ia, membership of over 0oo Uu
sundayschoo OF over 500 Mr. Webster has not YET uo
cldcd whether or not he will accept the call
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WILLIAM COOKE TILGHNAN.

Syracuse, y. Y. Feb. & CSpecaD.-William Cooke
Tilghman. one Of the last male descendants OF the
Hermitage" Tllghmans. OF Centreville Md. died OF
consumption at the home Of Dr. Thomas Emery yes
teriay age forty four years He was the son OF Will
lam C. Tilghman who before the war owned large
plantation known as Wavery. adjoining the Hermitage
n,utation which has been handed down from genera
lion To- generation 10 the eldest son since Maryland was
first settled II Of the few southern estates thal
has remained without division since colonial uihcs'
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are your said Spring i am tho asslstantsnperin.
tendcnt Of this road replied Mr. Cohen. j don't
states said Spring. III you want To practice tclcg
raphy, don't you try It on the line am managing!
What saved Spring from instant dismissal was never
known he held his place for several years aiicr
ward. Indeed, Cohen went away before Spring did,"
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rlAr nnArrIrnoRo po,rorr1cE cArCUs.

To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: Referring to your item about the po'toihce
controversy at this place: The present incumbent re
celved I'm the caucus saturday 80 majority OF the
male ana 20 majority OF the female vote.
w EDWARD &. CROSBY,
Chairman Republican Town Committee.
nrnfflnhnrl. ". Feb u, 1870.
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When baby was sick, gave her Castoris.
When she Child she cried for Castors.
When she became Miss she chung % Castorla.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris.
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RESIGNATION or MANAGER MOTION.

Chicago, Feb (Special-W. il. Morton, the well
k,ov,, manager OF the Columbia Theatre. has ten
Gercd his resignation, u taAc effect in ninety day 20
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1rcKY MOSQUITO.

TO tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Inclosed please find daisy picked IN our 'front.'
ward this morning and alas, also n mosquito caught
alive on my bedroom window to-day. ~
w,ntrlair L. Feb D. 1890. f.. r. HARRIS.
p s-Whilc writing the above my mosquito has
escaped.
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While many furniture stores keep goods for years and
then have auction Flint Co.. 14th-st and 6thave.,
marx plainly than auction prices any goods that drag
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1yArnrRArrp GoyEExoR o. WEST vIRGIYIA.

Charleston. W. Va, Feb. Special. -Judgc Flcm-
ING WAS inanguraied a. Governor 1T noon day in tho
presence Of about 500 people. lie feah rom
manuscript a brief address plcdglng himself TO
faithful performance Of his now duties.
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

present Judge Neazey, who Is u trustee of the col.
lege spoke behalf OF the president. who absent
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"save Ncw-Yorl, from pestiIence aud DEATH burn
the garbage and Girondn Dsnfectant" Henry King
'sStrictIy Vegetable" il -trictly True @
When applied to CARRIERS LITTLE LlNEN PlLlAS'
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6peeial X otltes.

American Art Association. MANAGERS.
THOMAS f.. KIRBY. AUCTlONEER.
EXECUTORS SALE.
THE BARLOW COLLECTION
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
G East 23dst Madison Square
THIS. FRIDAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING
at . 80 and 80 o'clock,
CONCLUDING TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
THE AMERICAN LIBRARY,
and
on MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT,
FEB. 10, IL AND u,
at 80 and o'clock p. M
THE ART COLLECTION
OF the late
SAMUEL. LATHAM MITCHELL BARLOW
TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS,
Cod Liver OIi.-This available medicine for weak
lungs and debility 10 frequently rendered unsaaole oy
tts s,ronp odor and taste Caswell. Massey Co.'S
EMULSION 0, COD LIVER OIL with PEPslN ana
oUININE entirely overcomes these objections
SIZE LETTERS FROM LEADING PHYSICIANS TO
CASWELL, MASSEY & CO..
IN B'way, 575 SHAVE. and Newport r.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS.
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. April ], ] 500.
Notice hereby given that conformity 10 law the
pamphlet containing list of taxes in arrears on
real property in the District of Columbia on the rst
day Of July 1889; has been printed and copy thereof
vii % dehvered 20 ans tax payer applying there
Tor AZ TINS once and that ~ the tar due. together with
the penalties and costs that may accrued thereon
shall not be paid prior to the day named for sale
namely. the TwENTY-SECOND DAY OF APRIL.
lS9O tine property involved will be sold under our
orscton al pubic ancton n the Office of the Collector
OF Iales o. the District Of Columbia commencing
sald "a Gay OF April, 1890, and continuing each
ioLoSlnf day sunday and legal olidays excepted
j. W. DOUGLASS.
j.. q. HINf,
II. VI. ROBERT,
Commissioners OF District Of Columbia
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REAL ESTATE AT
SHERIFFS SALE.

Wnurca, 10y virtue OF a writ NJ III. Fa. issued
uut ul the court uf Common Pleas Of snyder
county. and 10 me directed | viii expose 10 Pub
llc sale at the court House IN the Borough Of
Niddlrhursh Pa, on
Saturday, February /, 1890
at lU O'Clock \. NJ.
Grouse. FL IA
Being nll that certain mCSsuagc, tenement and
tract Of land situate in Monroe township SNYDER
county Pa, bounded and described as follows
Bounded on the north by land OF John ReChly
pn the east by land Of Isaac Benfrr, on the south
10y land Of Henry Wagner and Philip Herman
and on the west by public road, wheTeOn Is
stable and other Outbuildlngs, containing
ACRES, aud ----- pcrcheS, more or less.
Seized taken into execution, and 10 be sold as
the property Of John Beaver.
REUBEN DREESE sheriff
sheriff OniCc Midleburgh, Jan. 2, 1890,
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seIInsgrOVe ACCOMm OdatiOn

tConuecting with tr,inson .O.Ry)
Leave Selinsgrove Arrive at SeIlpsprovc
l55 J.. VI. $40 L. NJ
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\ UDlTOR : NOTICE


Is lHE ORPHANS Court oF SNYDER COUNTY.
The undersigned Auditor appointed Oy the
above mentioned court AZ December Term.
l,sg to make distribution Of the funds IN the
hands ol Y II. Wagner. Administrator Of the
estate OF George Puntius deed, VIII meet the
parties IN interest at the house OF Henry =.
Beaver, IA kraHcryille, snyder county, Pa, on
Thursday. Jan, 3Oth at ten o'clock A, NJ, for the
purpose Of dlSCharglng the duties Of his appoint
incnt when and where all parties having claims
viii present them duly authenticated or be for
ever dcburred nom claiming any portion OF said
fuud. .. - -
JAMES q. GROUSE
Middleburgh, Jan. I, 1890. Auditor
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
wEsrwARp pIs.I srATIoNe. IEAarRAl

Sunbury & Lewistown Division.
Time Table, In effect Nov. IL, 1889
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SCOTS EMULSION
OF GOD LIVER OIL WITH
RTpopHospniTES.

n is WscJ "9i endorsed by PhY-
siCiUrG ."cdliSc e is the best.
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p. 5. After this article was nearly
written, Bro, Shirey and family, of
Pleasant Point, dropped in upon us
and gave us quite Il donation. Pax
tonville also remembered us at their
Xmas anniversary. Thank you
l.. s. II.
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Trains Leave Seiiusgrovc Junction:
50 q ~, arriving at Philtd,iphla 3 10 u m
New fork 100 = m, Baltimore 3 TOP IN. wash
tugtOn IS o III.
% y m, arriving at Philadelphia 81 u m, New
! ork 80 y IN, Baltimore o lb IN. Washington
= IS y m.
Sis , m, arriving nj Philadelphia 425 u M
New York l0a IN, Baltimore 10 IN wash.
iDgton 30 n m.
Trains also Leaves Sunbury.
~ ~, arriving Ht Philadelphia 6 bD a III,
New York 80 a IN. ? 30 ar. at Baltimore 20 a
NJ Washinkton Is pm.
!. T.. WOOD, cu'l I'ass Agent
ciAS. i. iUGH, Gcn1 Manager.
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hJl, uV 0H b!Up1hie.
SCOTT / sCWN1. CIV - o.
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
E4E.J.sAAi - l. n. / 81

u IriUru, Iu order issued uJi u. 'ar orphans
Count u. Sl}l lr county at December Term. \.
w.. l,~t jl.r Undersigned Administrator NJ the
"oidl" oi samuel Brrniugrr, late ui Adams Twp,
~u. der county, Pa, Will expose to public sale on
Me premises. uu"-hll' milo northeast oI rroNcl-
N.ll", IA -tid county. ON
Saturday, January %, 1890
~ { oclnrb =. ". the following real c,atc to
VII.
Rounded north hy land of Elias Swartl east
10y land ul lnUmJ, NWurtI and Calvin BuwcrsuN,
south 10y Iuud ut Isaac SWartA, ana west hy land
u Jacob Nrrhuud, Cuntanin. FIVE ACRES.
murr or less. un which are erected 4 TWu-StOry
FRAME iiOl 81. stable Iud other OutbuildmgS
ILkNS.-2U per cent on day Of sale, balance
uu April l. 1880.
HARRISON BREININGER,
Jan, ., l@h. Administrator.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-09
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