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WINS LEAHk NHKNANnnAA AS EnlInWS


sor sew YORK via Philadelrhia. wesr daya
z - ~, 10 9. m, and u 30 $50 and 5.
z. sunday 2.iO and 7.4s a. m, For New
OH Wa Nauch Chunk, week days, h.I
29 Z, m. and 1895 and $50 D. d.
70 teading and Philadeiphia gyes oav,
~, 20, 80, a. m, 1875 so and 565 D. n
0Wuna " a ~ z,lV ana I'4o q. m, 4.30 p. m.
N y y .''lsuu's' Week aUys 2lOI.D q. ui
o e, y Allentown, week days, LgO &. M. 1895
For Pottsyins, week days, 2lu. zzo.. M,
5-''O z i, On 'nd $50 D. m. Sunday, 2,lO ana 7,G
da . 2.lO, SIS, 40, e. M, 1895 25O and 5,65
p. ns sunday, 2lO and 74S q. m, 43O n m
,AoH'J'ona Mahanoy City, week days 100
Cor Lancaster and Columbia, week days,
va m, $50 D, m.
"1r WiuiamspOct, Supbury and Lewisburs,
week l9ys, 32j T.20 and ll31 a. m, 1876, T,03
p "a. sunday 8;2l 9. m, 3.05 p. M
b. .'s sten5nGy Fhne, wees daye, 2.l0 3.25,
o.i ''al And ll.6J -. in.t l2.2o, lS5 2,6U, 6.55,
s.Vg sne ,, "a sunday, 10; 3.25 and 7.4s
~ Gitar4v1e tRappahannock station)
a5 3 80 13 o6 5sH s6d iS s25 ePo m lS gandag n d
&iO p '.4s ;. m, 8.05, 4.30 p. m,
o. q 4stg9nq 59 a 9nd 9 shsmYSln g. week deyS
rR4fas goR saEA%SID,SSkgl I,S I T.
iiesve New York via Philadelphia we. ~
days. 7t5 g.. m, lS0, 400, 7.S0 p. m, u.
NJ. sunday, 500 P; m, 1915 night.
Leave Heg y tOrE via Maunh Chunk, wes
days 4.SO S.f5 a. M, LOO and 5.i5 p. m. Sum
ave Philsdelphia, weeE days, 4IO, ard
1000 =. M. 400 and 6.OO .. M, rom Hros d
a 1 Csllownli and 1856 a. ua. and IlS0 p. m,
rom 9Th auc 5te9n streets, sunday 9,05 a.
m, u,90 p. m from Oh ane .4-sn.
cave Residing, week days, l3i ITO, 1905
and l.51 a, In., 5.55, 757 p, ia. sunday l.35 and
1913 s, M.
.5sVe Poltsviue, week Gays, 24o, z.4O a. NJ,
u -, il p "a. Sunday, 2,4O, 100 a. M and
Leave Camaqua, wees days, $40, s.ss soo
II iG. .n l,2ls 7.l3 and 9.l8 p. IN. Sunday $40
+3 IN. sn0 $50 p, "A,
Lesge maheDoy gity. week days, $40, s1S
q La %. ~. Lil, 7e2 and 9.44 i. 1u Sun.
day 3.45,BH =. m, ) % p IN.
lie -ya sHhanoy Plane weeE GAYS, 9'4), 400
$50 i.}5 u.d9 M, i.05, 206 20, o. 757, and
dO0O p ~, Sunday "a 4.OJ, and 6.S7, a. IA
Leave Gjrsrdville tRsppahannock stationl
week udys, 2.9I 4O7, R.86, ana 9.4l g. Ta,, l2,05,
3 pa, B.32, SOB and 1903 D, m. sunday, 2,47,
o., 33 p. M BAL, 5.u7 o. NJ.
II 55 \, ~. 9.85 and Ills p. m. Sunday lila
u Baltimore, Washington ana the we Il
via 2. q o. Is, r., through Trains leave 9ira
Avenue station, Philadelphia, ", & Il. r. Il,
at 355 SOl and ll.27 n, M, 1856, 5.42 an@
l3 p, m. sunday, 1855 S.02 LIZ q, na., 1855
hILANTlU CITY DIVISION. s.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street WhaIf
a su south Street Wharf, 8
sSSr Atlantic GIty, -.
Week-days-Express,9 300 a. In. 200, -,
.. "a accommodation, 500 A. IA. and 800
sundays.-Express. 800 =. m. Accom-
no alton, 500 a, 10. ana 4.30 p. IA.
3eturning, lesye Atlando City, depot
Express, 7.30, 800 a. m. and 4.00 p. M, Ac-
commentators. 10 a. IN. and 4.30 p m. Sun
day Express 400, p. m. Accommodation,
'O' - o. u. HANCOCK, 0en'l Pass'r ARt.
4. &uLEOD. Pres. q t5enl Manager.
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On the road

IN the TOGd
to health the consumptive who
reasons and thinks. Consumption
is developed through the blood.
It's a scrofulous affection of the
lungs "a blood-taint Find a per-
feet remedy for scrofula, in all its
forms something that P1rJfes the
blood, as well as claims to. That,
if it's taken in time, will cure Con-
sumption.
DR.. Pierce has found it. It's his
Golden Medical Discovery" AS
a strength -restorer, blood cleanser,
and builder, nothing like it is
known to medical science. For
every form Of Scrofula, Bronchial,
Throat, and Lang affections, Weak
Lungs, Severe Coughs, and kindred
ailments, it's the only remedy SO
sure that it can be guaranteed. If
it doesn't benefit or cure, in every
case, you have your money back.
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CRISP IN COMMAND
Sworn in and the House
Formally Organized.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
Call and Dubois ssatad-Tha Appoint
mant Of Committees.

Nominations Of the Democratic Som
stors-Ths Presidents Message Likely
20 Do Brief aud to Treat but Ltttlo Of
Financial AGairs Democratic National
Committee to Mcot on January 2t.
WhsWNeroN Dec. 0.-Ths session Of
the House yesterday was consumed in
its organization and in disposing Of
routine matters necsssitated by the new
administration. After Clerk McPher-
son had called the members to order,
Mr. Crisp was elected Speaker, his
opponents being ex-Speaker Reed and
Mr. Watson OF Georgia-ths candidate Of
the Farmers' Alliance.
The members who did not vote on the
election of Speaker were the three can
son; Ryan, OF blissourii Buchanan, OF
Virginia; Wilson, of Ker tucky, and
Hoar and Williams, Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Mills escorted the
new Speaker TO tho chair amid great
cheering aud handclspping, and Mr..
Crisp delivered a little speech Of thanks
for the honor conferred on him.
The oath of Office was then admins
tered by Mr. Holman Of Indiana. In
accordance with the action Of the Demo-
cratic caucus, James Kerr OF Penn
sylvanis was elected clerk OF the House;
samuel s. Noier OF Ohio, saryeau cat
arms; Chas. II. Turner OF New York
dOorkeeper; LycurVus Dalton Of Indiana
postmaster and Rev VIM. II. Milburn
Of Illinois chaplain. The Republicans
gave their com piimeutHry votes to the
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Lshigh Valley Railroad.
or PAssEEeER TRAINS.


'asSenger trains Will leave Shenandoah for
dduch CHUNK, Lehighton, SlatingtOn, Catq.
Stuqua, Allentown Bethlehem, NastOn, Phil
''eipnia ana New York at 5.97, 7.40, 8.06 a. Ia.
Fr Belvidere, Delaware water Gan sps
Str trluisburg st 5.47, a. M, Rnd 5.2G p. N.
EOr Iambprtyille and TrentOa, 9.0G 2, he
For White Haven, Wilkes.Barra and Pitts
ton j41, 9.05, lD.il 2. M, 310 and sos D. M
For tunkhannock, lO,4l a. m, $40 aud 5.2t
Fnr Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva snd ana Lyons
lO.4l a. m, and 20 p. m.
For Laoeyville, Towauda, sayrs, Waveriy
nimira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falla
ghicsgo aud all points West at lO.4l a. rn,.snd
For slmjra and the West via Salamanca al
For Audenred, Hazleton, stockton I,uro.
nor Yard, WeatEerly ana Penn Haven June
hon at 5.4I, 74O, 9,O8 a. No. and 1852. $40 and
For Jeanesvine, Lewiston and Beaver
headow 7.4O, 9,O5 q. m. and 5,26 p. m.
For scranton at 5H SOS, lO.4l a. M. 10 snd
For Halle Brook. .Teddo, Drifton and Free
land at 5.47, 7.40, 9OS, lO4l a. M, 1852 $40 and
For Quakake at 547 ana eos a. M. and
For WIggans, Gilberton and Fraokvile ct
$50 and S.52 n ~, sno 4.l0 p. M.
For Y Yatesville, MahanOy City and DeianC,
5.7, 740, sos, lO4l, a. m, 1882 S.lO,5.26, 500,
For Lost Greek, 3irardvine and Ashland
a6 746, $50, lois a. M, LOO, lao, 4.lO, 6.35
S.O6 and 9.l4 p. m.
For DarSwater, ct. Clair and Pottsviue
$50 T40 $50. sos, l04l a, m 1882 $40, 410, 525
y. m.
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
Morea, 7.40, 90S l0.4l D. NJ. l252 3.l0, 5.28 and
3.03 y. m.
For Raven Run, Centralia, Mt. Carmel and
5hamokin, 1852, and l0,15 q. M, Lao, 4.4O
and S.06 p. M.
Trains leave Shamokin for Shenandoah,
7.55 l55 g. M, 2lO 4.3O and $50 p. M, arriving
at Shenandoah, 9.05 q. M, 1852, $40, 5.25 and
Ills q m
For Lofty, Audenried Silver Brook juno
tion an" Hazlpton 547, 7 40, 9.0S. and l0.4l a.
M. IL 50, 10, 5.26 and 81 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Lost Creek, Girardville and Ashland,
| $50, 80 ll.35 a. M, 2.45 p. m.
For DarkWater. st. Clair and Pottsville
! 500, $50 o. M, 2.45 p. m.
| For Yatesville, Mahanoy City and Delano,
800, ll.35 a. M, lao, 4.4O, 6.03 p. NJ.
For Lofty, Audenried and Ha8letOn, S.g
~ M, l.4O p. M:
For Mauch Chunk. Lehigbton, slatlngtou,
| Gatasauqua, Allentown, bethlehem, EastOY
and New York, 800 a. m, lao p. M:
| For Philadelphia, lao p. M,
r. b. BYINGTON,
f3enp PaRs Agt.. Rethie hsTN
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Tho Mest Plnins Mrenlt.

KANSAS CITY Mo, Dec. 9.-Further
details of the wreck at West Plains
Monday night picture the scenes that
followed the collision as being most
frightful The oaboose attached to the
construction train gcontaiued 80 men,
not one Of whom escaped unin jured.
Five we're killed and twenty injured,
some OF them fatally. The wreck was
caused by IA misunderstanding of train
orders by the conductor ami engineer Of
the construction train.
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DsHKSYLV YLVANla sRILROAD.
q. goHUYLKILL DIvIsIoN.

on ,,,,J ~. vo,o,,bo,. 15 Ieo1 ,,,,s,,, ,,iJJ
O'' t'''" tytef ;rDOeHtyeI 10, I9yl, uu'NS Wttt
r. teaOe H'etutugttn oS losto,OS;
,IstIa AE5Hn, SnpSrGon, ION, 6IHcnVitIe, q, HSn o9n
II AZ ~ ~; ~, is "a ~, way PoiH's' oOV' o'iVt
LID q, = " @ su1 too s'aO a N, so,o
o aop9ays, 1 0Xy, S'aV ~ 4 M ano ~ ~ M
70 rOr To'tsFAile' oVo' S'LV' IL DO III anu SID
s,,,,da,s ~ eoo o aoo a,dQ,o
s ~ ,, ~ w. o. ~ ~ q "a su o.tO ~.
@ or ed oVT' ~ ilio "a @ am ~ 4Ia pm
80 9S9 ., W. I'1o q L. nu ~ z N.
~ t,,tiSilt' fti4 80 W tS1 A.Yttss9Wn ~
!, A. - = IE y ~ S - ~ S SlSe'ioA'II o'VV'
iii' ~ ~ sN6 ~ ~ ~ M :, rsyS
si,S - ~ Cvo' o ES H. Si,i ~ Ti H.. s,,,o,,,
N AZ q ~, s,d 10 - nj y 40 IN 9S - ~. "I.ir a. ~
~ ~, " ~ ~ io y 5 "a ~ IN ~ g, A''0' " Sou-
80 & 80 tiII :, -, t S.aV :. y p,i,ob -.
II tn Is a. % t5 81 ~ ~. 10 ~ IN
- is - - ~ ''A'' O'1@ 49, N''"-~Ssi AV'aV
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She Did Not Want to Live.

PITrsBURG, Dec. 9-Mrs, R. p Lewis,
20 years aid, attempted suicide at the
st. Charles Hotel yesterday afternoon.
She was discovered, however, before the
drug had time to act, and her life was
saved. Her husband, r. ?. Lewis, a
travelling salesman for a Pittsburg
glass firm, instituted suit for divorce
yesterday, on the grounds of inhdelity,
a clerk in the Seventh Avenue Hotel
being made core spondcnt. Mrs. Lewis
said she wanted to die because her hus-
band persisted in getting divorce.
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BRvERLY, Mass, Dec. 0-Another in
cendiary fire occurred here last night,
when the large grain mill OF c. j. Baker
on Pleasant street, owned by Cornelius
Murphy, was burned, with it's contents.
The first floor was occupied by Mr..
Baker, and the rest of the building WAS
used for storage by Mr. Larcom, and as
a stable by Mr. Baker MIR. Bsker's
loss is SIC, 900; insurance, 81, 900; Mr..
Murphy's loss, 81, OJ); insurance, So, 800;
Mr.. Larcom's loss, 81, 900; insurance, 5000
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NEW YORK, Dec. o. The Erie Rail-
road yesterday servet formu notice on
the Truuk Line Association that they
Withdraw from the agreement made last
spring, and viii, on the 10th inst. re-
sumo their former relation with the
Chicago q Alton Railroad, selling tickets
and checking baggage over the road.
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WAsuEGroV. Dec 0.-Actiug Sssre-
tary OF War Grant mas directed an ex-
animation Of the accouut5 of Major
Oyerman, engineer in-gniei Of public
works at Cleveland, Ashtabula, and
other points along the lake front. 1t is
alleged that a considerable shortage has
been discovered in Major Overmau's ao-
counts
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LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Judges of the
Court of Appeal hold that the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association is liable
for the payment Of $40, 900 life insur-
ance policy effected by the late James
May brick in favor of his wife, an Amer
ioan, tnow in prison under life sem
tence, after having been found guilty
of causing his death by administering
poison to him, "provided the wife does
not benefit by the payment"
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COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 8. Fire destroyed
the two upper stories of the City Prison
here yesterday. Daring the excitement
the female prisoners numbering IL, ;,
were sou free. Upon the assurances OF
the frenen that there was no dan ger of
the fire reaching the cell rooms, 100
prisoners were, in spite OF their frantic
yells, kept locked in their cells. The
cause OF this fire is unknowu. The loss
is SO OOO
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Massachusetts Muniolpal Elsotlous.

Boston, Dec. 0.-1he following May
ors were elected in Massachusetts yes
terday; Gloucester, Asa G. Andrews,
Rep; Brockton, z. c. Keith, Rep Hav-
erhil Thomas e. Burnham, Dam. IRE
elected); Lowell, Mayor Fifeld, Dem.
(re-electei); Lawrence, Mr. Doe, Dem. 4;
Taunton, Mayor Babbitt, Qe-elected); (;
Somerville, WIN. II. Holgkns, Rep.
Fall River, Mayor Coughlin ps-siscte I.
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WILLIAM 5rowS, Mass, Dec 0.-Abram
Garfield, son of tua iaUe Pres.denJ Jas.
A. Garfield AMI brother OF the captain
of the Williams Varsity eleven, was
slected manager of the football team at
the meeting at Williams College last
night
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SILK AIilIs Burnsl.

PATERSON, N. j., Dec 9,-The John
Dunlop Silk Mills were destroyed by
hre yesterday. The building was gut
ted. 1t was 90 upied by six mRnufAo-
turers The loss il 800, 900; partly in.
saEOd. The cause Of the hrs h unknowA
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"ooo" wooDw RI 5 TRIAL.


EnVsEdropp ug Jurvman.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 9.-"Dog"
Woodward, Of Taunton, for conspiracy
to murder Jud g Fox, Is on trial in the
Superior Court. Counsel for defendant
filed plea that the case should be Il is
missed because Timothy O. Barker, fore.
man Of the jury had, by connivancs Of
the police been secreJed in closet and
had listened to Woodward's confession
before the meeting Of the grand jury.
The dis rict attorney objected aud filed
a demurrer setting forth that grand
juror had right to obtain his knowl-
elge in any manner possible.
Judge Barker, however, thought the
act was noe only improper put con-
temptible As the matter was import.
ant he thought it would be best to have
the point brought bstore the Supre me
Court and for that reason he sust lined
the demurrer. The trial is being cou-
tinued to-day.
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appointed Co hll the vacan les in tho
minority representation upon the various
committees after which the caucus adj
journed without considering any other
matters whatever.
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WAsHNGroN, Dec. The Executive
Committee Of the National Dsmocrltic
Committee has decide to call meet
ing Of the National Committee TO be
held aJ the Arlington Hotel, Washing
ton, Jan. 81, 1892, TO decide upon the
time ond place for holding the National
Democratic Convention.
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"You get well, or you get $500"
That's what is promised, in good
faith, by the proprietors of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, to sufferers
from Catarrh. The worst cases, no
matter of how long standing, are
permanently cured by this Remedy.
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FOR SNLE.-One store room and
= one dwelling house. Lot 30 feet front
Hnd 40 feet de p, Place. 3l5 Wes Co / S rect,
Easy ern. Apply 70 Frank Warpcv.
ll-li-lm
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NOTICE!

Hereafter the bodies of deceased inma' eS
of the Schuylkill County Almshuuse, not
claimed by relatives of blood or marriage, Or
by friend or friends, wi be sent 10 the An
atomical Board at Phi adelpnia tor dissec-
tion, in compliance with the state law of
1888 BLANK, for signature can be had upon
aDulicaIon Clergymen and others interested
viii please commu icate at once.
WILLIAM LElNINGER,
III MAS j. TRACEY,
JOHN BERGAN,
Boa d Of Poor Directors.
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN. Nov 30. 1891.
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NOTICE, UNDERTAKERS AND
IN Others.-The Board of Poor Directors of
this dis rict will not, IN future pay for the
burial of INDECENT persons who may die with
in its bounds, as the bodies of all such should
ba taken to the nearest EXPIRE IS ce Tor shin
ment to tine Andtom cal Board at Phil del
phia, in compliance with the State law of
1888. Bodies of deceased travellers. and OF
those under 10 years of age, as well as nm
known dead, are excepted. Anatomical
Board will pay actual expenses
WILL NJ LFININGER,
THOMAS j TR ACEY,
JOHN BERGAN,
Board ot Poor Directors.
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, Nov. 3O 1891.
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THE THESTY-RIHTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF THE
7DaIh;Is' Institute d SthsyIEiI c.,
will be held in
FERGUSONS THEATRE, SHENANDOAH, Pa,
December N TO f8, 81.
MONDAY.
Major Henry c, Dane
One of the greatest Orators aud Word Paint
ers. He has made a tour around the worl
with succ 81 tile less thau marvellous
TUESDAY.
DR.. James r. HedIey-
The great Orator of tle West, "The Sunny
Side Of Lie"
WEUNEsUAV.
Miss OIiie Tor6et and Her Concert Co
Miss Ollie rorb 1T, Violinist
SignOr Vitoria Baocarinl, Soprano.
Miss Pauline MOutegritp, COntr,lto
Miss Edith POND, Singing Reader
Mr. Gustave Y lOerg TeuOi.
No S. Hsslor G prilev, Pianist.
All eminent aud popular artists.
THURSDAY.
Marshal p. Filder, The Great Humorist.
lhe Park Sisters Quartette.
Miss Annie A Park, Jornet and u iler
Mis- GeOrgie T.. Park, Correct aud Mandolin.
3 an
Piano.
Miss Ada l.. Parls cornet and Mandolin.
ALL SOLO ARTISTS
From he BOSTON IrdlNcrfpt:-"The Park
COncert G im pauy we one Of their popular
concerts Mo4day evening tn tntire con ert
as received wi n rauturous applause as ley
appeare ia tho different selections. They
aIe al art SIS aud deserve all the applause
the delightet audience Z tye hem"
HIGH SCHOOL QUARrECrE.
(Nlae vnices)
SEASON TICKETS.
Securing Reserved Seats BBsTTqSeS ...sI '55 g
Single SOC
The chart f,r the sale Of reserved seat tick
cts VIII be open d a. the box office of Fe gu
soU's Thea re- ON Saturday, december s, at
1880 m. Before opening Chat parties de-
Siring to urchase tickets will draw numb rs
for position ia line. Eacn teacher in line
may purcuase any number of tickets not eX-
ceeding twenty, and eBch citizen IN line may
purchase any humber not exceeding ten,
The representative OF each district Will be
required 90 presentto the ticket agent a list OF
the names OF the teac lers for whom he buys
tickets Any person may join B. line p
second time with the same priVilag as at
first
After December5 the chart viii be open at
Kirlu's drug s ore,
Doors open III p. m. Entertainment com
mence ats.
RAILWAY ARRANGEMENT
Trains after each evening entertRinm nment tC
all points on l.. V. II. X. between Ashland .
and Delano. Arr tngements for special train
| X can be made with Supt A. =. Blakslee
Delsao, and q. o. Lewis, Pottsyille.
q. W. WEISS,
County superintendent
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Sweet,
SWeeter

GLADDEN. the hearts Of the little ones and bnv
them something from our immense Stool, "f IN;
ana Noveties, Dolls, etc. Gail yourself for any
'hing /" wood aud wilDowware, crockery, glassware
ana amps Our tiuware department always full
VI hrlght, new goods and very cheap Nice line of
Hetd Patent Antitrust Tinwsre al4o the famous
tttanite lronware. Headquarters for Rochester
Vase and Piano Lamps Come and see our new
SYLVIA Banquet Lamp.
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WANTS, &c,

advertisements TN This column, not eycee,yt10
b lines, FOR insertion; 75c Tor tiDO. 81 f0r
Hree; ore Ceek, Sl.50; tCo lOeeks, 81. one
MONTH"; So.
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EOR SALE.-The gray team of
Il horses recently used by the Columbia II.
Il =. f. ". Co., No. l The horses will be n
bargain to lhs purchasers.
FRANK LEWIS,
JoHS Else HOVER,
JERE O'NFILL,
FRANK GODRTNGToN,
JAMES MCDONALD,
ll.2l-u Trustees.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given 10
~ merchants and others not to trust any
one on my account, "a Will not pay any bills
contracted in my name by others, unless they
have au order signed by me.
MRS. 7 1OM AS TEMPEST,
Shenandoah, Pa, Dec. 4, 1891. 81
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NHOND DAY.
WHuNEtRnAY.

Miss OItie Torbet and Her Concert Co
Miss Ollie porb IT, Violinist
SignOr NiltOria BaCclrnI, SDpraao.
Miss Pauline MOutpgriitn, COntr,lto
Miss Edith POND, Singing Reader
Mr.. Gustaye Y lOerg TeuOf.
No S. HasiOT @ priie <, Plan ist.
All eminent aud popular artists.
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Securing Reserved Seats PPaITq@eS PlI6oI 4
Single ad miss ion ... so


Trains after each evening entertainments TO
all points on l.. " r. X. between Ashland
and Delano. Arr tngements for special trains
o other points on l.. v. X. II and PennR II.
X can be made with Supt. A. z. Blakslee,
Delaao, and q. o. Lewis, Pottsyille:
q. W. WEISS,
County superintendent
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Long Toward Morning.

Harry lat the BALI look bored and
tired, old mau.
blackwell, who would't? Pve been
swinging dumbbelis all evening.-NelU
York Herald.
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OPENING OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

All of the public schools of this city will
open on Monday, September Z. Last years
pupils should present themselves, with
their cards of promotion, at their accus-
toned places, and all new pupils should go
to .he school nearest their residence, where
if they cannot be accommodated they will
receive transfers to other schools.
J. F. MILLsPAUGH,
Superintendent
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SPECIAL TRAINS FOR GARFIELD
Labor pay. septembar Z. 1891.

Commencing at 10 a. M, trains will leave
Salt Lake every hour, to and including
z p. M; and returning, will leave Garfield
on even hour until as late as 10 o'clock
midnight.
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LOOK HERE. CRAWLEY.

What kind of meeting is that at the Tenn
pie of Honor hall to morrow evenings
Don't-cher- know, that is gathering of
the Sons of ST. George. All Englishmen
belong to it,
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SPECIAL TRAINS FOR GARFIELD
Labor pay. September Z. 1891.

Commencing at 10 a. NJ, trains will leave
Salt Lake every hour, to and including
Z p. M; and returning, will leave Garfield
on even hour until as late as II o'clock
midnight
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When you go to buy Hoods Sarsaparille
be sure to get it. Don't be put off with an
inferior substitute. Insist upon Hoods. 10
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John Burroughs, on these rare occasions
when he comes out Of his she'll and visits
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his fellow mortals, is the most genial and
kindly of literati. If it were anyone else
than he this story would be surprising.
A wedding in which literary New York
takes keen interest will take place in
about ten days, and will unite one of the
cleverest of women writers and editors to
a man editor equally clever, and the happy
honeymoon will be spent at cottage in the
mountains, with John Burroughs as
guest.
A third party at honeymoon 1t is un-
heard of! But even so. The lady in the
case has met MIR. Burroughs in the noun
tains, and his kindly eyes and hair, gray
with the SHOWS of sixty years, and his
talk OF birds and beasts has made her wish
to see more of him, wish which her ex-
pectant husband shares. And as literary
people laugh conventionality to scorn, why
not! l think honeymoon could be spent
very pleasantly hearing John Burroughs
talk about squirrels in his own beloved
mountains.