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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
BEAVERTON N.

a great many of Our people at
tended the Lewisburg Fair last week
Mr.. Gill and wife Of Elkins,
W. Va, are visiting the latter's pa
rents and other relatives. Alfred
Smith and wife were visiting at
Shmmollin last week Mrs. Tom
Specht was visiting at Richiield last
week :. james Beaver, who was
working as night operator at Buffa-
10, n. Y, is visiting his parents,
Isaac Beaver, j. G. Snyder and
j. p. Shirk are preparing to lay IL
hag-stone pavement.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
pROCiR AN

Ehobh y
THURSDAY, p. NJ.
800 Reception and registration of Dele
gates
700. Praise service, conducted by \. +
Cooper.
700. Music by choir.
7:SO. Address OF Welcome, Rev. j. II. Hertz
1:l0. Response, Miss Rosa Gortner.
80. Heroes aud lleroines, or the men
and women We want,
Prot. G. W. Walborn
s. 90. Announcements and adjournment.
FRIDAY, A. NJ.
800 Praise service, Miss Ella V. Stctler.
$50. Roll call and reports from local socie
ties.
1890, Open parliament on Committee
Work, Opened by K. q. BowersoX
1880. Lookout committee ofCounty Tn.
ion, W. l.. Basslyr
1915. How can we most succc 'Stuily
reach the Young men,
Rev, T.. f. Kauta
ll:jO. Our Plcag', Rev. j. utzy, ID. d
ll:aD. Adjournment.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
1850. traiSc service, conducted by
H. l. Eomlg
l:45. Business
2:3O. Shors talks on & T.. Work,
Opened 10y Prot d. S. Boyer
800. Denomnational Loyalty,
Rev. d. u. BudGingcr
3:l5 JUNIOR Work.
400. Services in the County Jail.
EVENING SESSION.
roo. Praise service, Miss +. Jennie Walter
7:2O Music by choir.
7:30. Temperance, Rev. O.G Romig
$50. Address, Rev, j. X. Dimm, ID. ID
sic. Conservation by Delegations,
Conducted by Cyril Haas
Mizpeh Benedlction.
NOTES.
All sessions will he held in the Evangelca
Lutheran church of Middleburgh
All delegates should report 10 the Registra
ton Committe in the lecture room OF th
church.
Each society should contribute toward th
expenses of the County Union.
The choir will be under the direction o
Calvin Stetler.
"Chrstan Enteavor Hymns" will be used
Speak, Work and Pray for the success o
this convention.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
Superior to Imported Wines.

20 West 4end St., New York. Dec. II, 1898.
Alfred Speer, Prest.:-.
Dear Sir Il can say emphat.caly that | like
your wines far better than any OF the imported
wines. Your Claret. Sherry and Sautern are
very fine and agreeable. Your latter is my IA
vorite. am, yours truly,
:. ROWLAND.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
MlDDLECREEk.

Our schools will begin next Mon
day. Corn husking is the order
of the day. ....The chestnut crop
will be short one. ....Not much
cider nor many apples for the ap-
preaching winter......The remod-
ling of the UIsh's school house is Il
good step in the right direction......
A great many of our people took in
the Lewisburg Fair and it seems
some were taken in by the tair......
VIM. Krebs and wife of Lynn,
Kansas, are visiting their many
friends in our vicinity. Quite a
number of our people are attending
court this week 49,. .Baer 4 Bro.
shipped over 1000 crates of peaches
besides selling great many at home
-. Mr.. Meyer was the guest of
his brother-in-law, Lincoln Zeiber,
over Sunday. .. ..Ammon Ocker,
while cross-cutting stove wood, got
his hand in contact with the saw,
cutting several deep gashes in.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
TROXELVILLE.

Last Monday our schools opened
with a'good attendance. IN. J.
Courtney and family of near Pax
tonville were visiting friends at this
place last Sunday. Samuel Kline
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07

The DinGlcy tariff started the wheels
work, and when labor gains regular and
full employment the home cunSump-
tion of hrcadStutfs and meats Will be
still more largely increased. Thc home
demand is still the real key to the val
ucS of American grain and meats. If all
the American lahOrcrS are given fun
employment at American wages the
home consumption will be large, and
the worlds demand for our surplus
fuodstufis unprecedented during the past
quarter of century. II the WnsOr-
German tariff hard times had can.
tnucd during 1891 and the COnSMnp-
tiOn Of wheat In the United Stn-rs beeE
reduced to the two and a han bushels
per capita, as ii was in lS9S. the t'niteG
States could have suppiiri twice the
amount Of wheat that viii hr urces'
sary to supply the worlds deficiency,
But the American people are all gong
to work again to rebuild their home
markets, and If thcy consume the iull
ratlons of 1Sg" thr' United States will
lack about 30 OOo 20 bushels of wheat OF
being able to suppIs' al the wheat the
world demands That is tah reason why
wheat is really worth 81. ~ ''' "us'e,
at the railway stations in d. "''u
other grains and meats pr. '' ''''o'
prices.-Des Moincs GaD Rcg!st,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
a. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd, York, Pa.
Auditors Notice

In Re-estate OF Levi ! In the orphans Court
j. Romg. Decd. ! OF Snyder County, Pa.
The undersigned, who was appointed auditor
at June term last, 10 make distribution OF the
balance appearing upon the first and final ac-
count OF A. 4. ROmig, administrator OF the es-
tate OF said decedent, TO and among those legal
ly entitled thereto. VIII sit for the purpose OF
dscharging the duties OF his appointment. at
the Office Of Jacob Gilbert ESQ, In the borough
or Middleburgh, Snyder Co.. Pa, on Monday, the
18th day OF Nov 81 at II o'clock A. NJ. OF said day
when and where all parties are required TO pre-
sent their claims against said estate or be for
ever debarred from coming IN for a share OF said
fund CHARLES HOVER, Auditor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
The Second Annual County G. =. Cen
vention.

The Second Annual Convention of Snyder
county Christian Endeaves Union, will con.
vene in the Lutheran church, Middleburgh,
October 2S and 90, 1897.
nDnhD
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let
1Ate rs of Administration nj h g
estate OF Benz. Kreamer late of Mddecreck Tp
Snyder county, Pa, decd, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing tbem-
selves indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those having
claims will present them duly authenticated to
the undersigned.
A, ID. KREAMER,
g. B. KREAMER
Oct. s, 1897, Admrs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07

1t is fact which statistics prove.
and which no intelligent man disputes
that in the year 1892, after the McKin-
ley bill had been in effect two years.
the average rate of WAGES In this conn
try was the highest i'm its history. ana
that the aggregate number of men rm-
ployed was greater than ever before.
The reducing process and the dcpres.
sion which threw men out of cmpIoy-
ment came after the election Of a party
which had made a threat to lose no
time in revolutioni2ing the tariff sys-
TEN under which this condition ey-
istcd,-Whec!ing CIV. Va.) Intclligencer.
The passage of the tariff of 1897 with
in 20 weeks from the date of the in
auGuration of n Republican president
stands as an unparalleled achievement
in business legislation and n credit To
the sincere purpose Of the Republican
party to fulfill its promise to the people
of the United States. The result of thu
effort to put the government on a SOL
vent basis and to give to American in.
dustry protection from competition,
with foreign cheap labor Is gratifying
In every way and full of promise of bet
ter times for every branch of enter
News.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
1Btlfesbarre Na6rtdhten.

- Sri,brib 8udIer mubte am Sam.
ftas $500 8iirsidaft itellsn. neil sr
feline Samilie ni6t unterbdlt.
SIN bsrHoRsnsn Sabre tpurbsn in
ber bieiisen Bot s62. .063 10 einsenoms
men un6 s34 .095 85 uussessbsn, sinen
Broit BON s27, ,977 "a madenb.
- ginbrs6er beraubten am Sreitas
su frlber Wo,ssnfunbe bas Sotel bes
Z. S, O'Diaasp su WuItbp um @sIo
unb @ertbiu6en i'm 9eiummtipsrtbs
BON 81 300.
9bilip, 6sr l3 Sabre aIts Sobn
osS George 8ertram bon 2sbieb Strabe,
erIus am Donnerfas Nbeno Osr gpeIsp.
iie uno tpurbe am Sonntas bon bsr ct.
9li&oIus 8ir&e aus besroist.
- Ser 8eriu6 purb am Donneriiae
9lbenb aema6t, ben SusIe Wms BREEDER
su SusIetOn in Srunb su isssn, bod
tpuroe bas Seuer in 9eit sn,bedt une
Obns S6uoen tuieber seIDidt.
- Die 8Iadman Wline Der 2ebiab
BAILEY aoblen @ompanie, tpel9e felt lie,
ben Wonuten auber Betrieb mar, 1T am
Donneritas tpieoer in Sang seisbt NOR.
ben. tpoOurd 700 Wdnner uno Rnabsn
Sei6dftieune erbielten.
= Anbreas @dnhsr bon Or&arb Str
Crbielt am Sonntae. ais er cine 2oppel.
uus auf Der Wilies' Barre unb 9lortbsrr
giienbubn madte. eine iebr itlimm,
9srci iidung, bod eripartet man feinsr
sefdbrIi6en 8erIauf oerielbsn.
- 9stsr 8aialfa, Der beute fur Der
Norb bes SOiepb 8upsriapase bdnssr
iou. bat am Samftas Elm 6eitdnenii
abseleet, in peIdem er isinen S6naael
5rani Sodulopstl bei6ulbist. ben iOoi,
liden S6ub eefeuert su baben. aopor
Tat Waro relhe an Dontue na6 Sarris
burg, um einen glufibub Der Sinrl6iunt
bsIm 8oupern0r su erlansen. Der @oul
pern0r bat iib sepsIeert, einsn aufi6uI
Der Sinri6tuns anSuorbnsn unb 8diali,
pire bsute:bdnsen mifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
= 9lm qylontaa tpurben bic anaeiteu

- Nm Wlontas tpurben bic IneefeII
ten Der SO. IL 2ance Wine su Plpmoutl
unb ylo. l8 Wine su @anamie benad'
ridtiet, bab beibe Winsn beute fiir unbe
itimmte 8eit eei6lOiien tperSen ioaeu
eitpa 900 Mdnner unb 8nabsn psrlis'
rem baourd ibre Sei6aftisuns.
- antbonp Obinsii. elm II Sabr,
aIts 8nabs bon Ranticoie. tpuroe au
Dlontae. wdbrsnb er auf Der giienbabl
ipielte, bon elmer fleinen 2ofomotip
iiberfabren unb lebenssefdbrlid SsrIebt
bic 8doer fubren ibm iber cine Suft
unb serorddtsa OieieIbe in idauberbaf'
ter @eiie.
- Ser IA Sabre aIte Sobn Hotben,
beder BON Siio Saneod Strabe ipurb,
am Sreitus Wiorsen. aIs er fid auf bel
Sude nad 8seren befanb. auf Der Sc.
blsb Bailey 8abn unsef6br IL Weilsf
unterbaIb Oliper's DldbIs bon eineu
3use seiroffen unb aussnbIidli6 sst5o'
tet; iein @enid parb ssbrO6en.
= Samuel S9moIopiid bon Winer'i
Dlias 1T am Sonntas abeno auf ben
bieiisen 8erse bon bier StroI6sn anee.
balien porben unb nur baS gribeiner
elmer @sisafdaft Sloipaden rettste ibr
Dor 8eraubune unb mbsliden 8erIsbunr
gen er bate $500 uuf ieiner Berion
auf bic eS bic 2erIe tpubrideinIid abee'
iebsn batten.
- Ginbreher bransen am Wontap
Nabt in bic Wobnuns bes Gbarles Gam,
menp anglortbampton Strabe unb entnabs
men oeHen Soientaide etipa s4O0 8aar.
selb. entbsdten aber isinen Diamantrine,
sOlbene nbr unb 8etie, iOtpie II gents in
8Ieinselo niht. bas iid in Der Weiten.
tai6e befanb; um unseiibrt arbeiten ~
t6nnen, benubten bic Diebe gtber als
Setdubunssmittel.
= WidaeI 8cab bon glorb Sancod
Strabe ipurbe am Donneritas Roreen
bsim 8reusen Der Gsnt,aI @sIeiie an
2ebisb Strabe pcn sinem grcuriions,up
setroffen uno siemIi6 ibper osrIest, bod
ertpartet man feinen unsiiniiisen 8erIaui
Der Wunben. n.-9lm fslbsn Gage Fel ber
2ebisb 8aQes 8remier @m. @esisp bon
pIains au aloerion bon sinem @dterpa.
gen unb brad bas @enid ; er mar 25
Sabre alt unb ieit brsi Dlonatsn perbei.
ratbet.
tA- 8eifeIIt baS ..MobenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
Sunmcre.

-Serr unb Srau 2arI Winni6 be.
finbsn fi6 in 6it&burs. WaR.. pO fs
lbrem Rsfsn GbarIss einsn 8eiu6 ab.
itatten.
- gu gbren ibrss 40. @sburtstases
tpuroe Srau Wt. 2uB bon Drinter Str
am Dienitas nit elmer srOBen ,,Surpriis
partp" iiberraidt.
- Gnbretp Sarge tpurSe am Diem.
flag arretirt unb unter 8lreI1aft geItelIt,
neil er ben iunsen Wi1aeI @ubasnr
fortselodt baben iOa.
- Gin toIler Sunb beruria&te am
Uiontas 8ormittas bel ben .,@orners'
ri4t ipenis Iufresuns. tpurbs isbot
erf4oRsn. sbe r Ssmano ssbifsn
battle.
= Der alarm bon aaifen 81 am
Ulontds abenb purbe bur6 einen 8rant
in Der 3iiferiperffdtte Der aepitone Brai
@ompanie on Sdb 9IafeIp Stross perur,
iudt, bod I6idte Elm Gimer Baler ben.
islben unb bic 9isnits Der Ssueripebr
tparen unn6tbis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
Don Der Snbfeite.

SRI. anna @ei6eibIe bon Gebar glpe.
nue. tebrte am Wtontus bon einem 8e.
iude bel Sreunben in Wt. Gobb surud.
SRI. anna 8ersbauisr bon @Im Str.
1T am Montas Nbenb su gbren ibres
@sburtstases nit elmer sroben @eieq.
i6aft besbrt tporben.
@insm iunsen Wanns namsns 9atrid
5innertp III am Diontas in Der SIb
Stablmdble bur6 aufipribenbes beibes
Wetaa Elm auee idlimm psrbrannt NOR.
ben.
Dis Goroner's @sI&porenen in BEN
5obesfuas bes Geo. SsabboIb tamen au
bem @abripru6, bab sr burd cine 8e.
polpertuseI our& ben 8Opf ieinen SOt
erbielt. 4
Serr Safob Robinion unS SRI. Dir.
einia 8irb, befannte iunse 2sute bieier
Seite, iinb am Samfas Nbsnb burt
Bufor @. u. Norbt su sinsm @bepaat
einasieenet tporbsn.
Ssnrp, bas 5 Wonate aIte S5bnIein
ber @belsute Safob SIiter bon Brospeci
4penue, erlae am Donnsritas Gbenb bel
8inberhoIera unb trarb am Samitaa i'm
BittstOn apenus SriebbOfe bssrbist.
25 anssfsats bsr O.. 8. & SO. aar.
renperte, nelde felt siuissn Monater
fsisrtsn. finsen am Montas pieber ar
su arbsiten unb es iino isbt bsinabe aaO
atbsitsr buisIbit tpisber bsidaftist.
Der st. Marp's @lee uno Dramati,
Club Der tatb. st. Rarien air6e piel
am Oientas elm Pic Nie I'M Gentra
Bari ab, ous iid zines lebbaftsn 8eiu,
Dies erfreuts unb iebr erfolerei6 perIief.
Das acknowledgement Der ylorl
Stablmdble 1T am Wontas Woraei
| pieosr in 8etrieb ssisst iporben uno elm
srobe ansubl Nnsefsate, bic bic les
feierten. erbielten baburb 8siddftisuns
@lie. bic 90 UlOnats aIte Sodtsr be
gbeleute Soiepb gbls bon 9ittston Ine
nue. tarb am Wlittpo6 unb pirb an
5reitas i'm SOreit Sia Sriebbofe beer
bist; Pfarrsr @briit Ieitst ben 3rausr
bi.nf.
Rutb gIiiabetb, bic iunse 9pGter be
gbeleute 8eoree Fuds bon 0eptun
@ourt, harb am Dpnneritaa uno mar
am Samfae i'm Bittsion Gpenue Srieb
bofe beerbiat 8aftor SO, U, glorbt lei
tete ben Trauerbisnh.
Dlartin Sabre bon bieisr Seite nar
frdb am Donneritas Worsen, ais G
nabe Der StabImible auf ben 8. & 8
8eleiien ftanb, BON elmer 2otomotipe ae
troffen uno erbielt cine bbIe 8erIebun
Der Sddbslbaut.
Srau Ban Bergen bon 8ittstou 4pe
nue., 8tipe beS BERT. Better Ban Der
gen. farb am 9Onneritas 9ormitta
uno tpurSe an Sumfas i'm pittstO
4penue Srieobofe beerbiet. nobel 9aitc
W. VI. yloret ben 1ruuerbisnit belt.
8u friiber Worssntunbe am Sonntu
CAB es spif6en msbssren iunaen Wdn
nern in elmer unli,eniirten Wirtt
i6aft an 9rOspsct abenue Streit, al
elmer benz anoeren SO aus Der IaId
fabl; Wi6ael Sweeney, Der 8ehUbIsn,
nollte an cem Diebs Elm RaIirmsiIer a,
brau4en. tpuroe ieoo1 baran perbinbe,
uno arretirt uno mubts ipatsr SIS StraI
beSabIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

= Sal5inB tritt oft auf BEL taItem
Bsiier. bic inners Sanb ersrsifsnb uno
anosre &orpertbeiIe. SOOb's Sariapa.
Iiaa, Der srOBe gIutrsiniser. bsilt SaIs.
Hub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

= Saob's PillsH pirten bor,isIi6
na6 ber RabIieit unb iuriren 3f jfpeb.
25e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-09

feet. Speeches with wonder and With
quickly beating hearts, they stumbled
forward over the uneven road till they
reached the shore Of the lake. The wa
ter was 10 clear and still thst the moon
and stars were reflected in 1t as II in Q
great mirror.
Look at that" exclaimed Thorn
dyke, pointing down into the depths.
what can that beP'
Johnston followed Thorndyke's finger
with his eyes. At first he thought that
it was a comet moving across the sky
and reflected in the water, but on glanc-
ing above he saw his mistake. It look
ed at first like great ball of fire rolling
along the bottom Of the lake, with o
stream of flame in its wake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-09
CHAPTER II.

The two men watched it for several
minutes. All the time it seemed to be
growing larger and brighter till, after
awhile, they saw that the light came
from something shaped like ship,
sharp Mt both ends and covered with
oval glass. As it slowly rose to the sur
face they saw that it contained five Or
six men, sitting in easy chairs and re-
dining on luxurious divana One Of
them sat at sort Of pilot wheel and
was directing the course Of the strange
craft, which was moving as gracefully
as great fish.
Then the young men saw the man at
the pilot wheel raise his hand, and from
the water came the musical notes of
great bell. The vessel stopped, and one
of the men sprang up and raised an in
strument that looked like telescope to
his eyes. With this he seemed to be
closely searching the lake shores, for he
did not move for several minutes. Then
he lowered the instrument, and when
the bell had rung again the vessel rose
slowly and perpendicularly to the sur
face and glided to the shore within 20
yards Of where the Adventures stood.
Gould they have seen us?" whis-
pered Thorndyke, drawing Johnston
nearer the side of the cliff.
II think so. At all events, they are
between us and the outlet We may as
we'll make the best Of 1t"
The men, all except the pilot, landed
and dazzling electric searchlight was
turned on the spot where Thorndyke
and Johnston stood. For moment they
were 80 blinded that they could not see,
and then they heard footsteps, and,
their eyes becoming accustomed to the
light. they found themselves surrounded
by several men, very strangely clad.
They all wore long cloaks that covered
them from head to foot, and every man
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-09

graciousiy or royalty entertained 70
BE- your prisoner 10 q pleasure to be 70.
membered. .sr .s
"Till our heads are cut Of, anyway"
put in the irreptessible American.
Tradmos smiled good humoredly.
II shall leave you now" he said.
And, with bow. he withdrew.
"This is an adventure iu earnest"
whispered Johnston. my stars! What
can they intend to do with us9'
Zone Of the first things will be to
take us down to the bottom Of this lake
where we saw them awhile ago, and l
don't fancy it at all. What il this blast
ed glass case should buzz I'VE may
have dropped into den Of V@s.ws on
o gigantic scale, and it may be necessa-
ry to put us out of the way to keep our
mouths closed"
II am hungry and am going to eat"
said the American, drawing cushion
ed stool up to the table. Here goes for
some of the wine. Remember, it is a
sort of breath restorer. ! am curious
enough not to want to collapse till !
have seen this thing through. He said
something about palace and a king.
Where can we be going3"
Down into the center Of the earth,
possibly" And the handsome English
man moved stool to the table and took
the glass Of green colored wine that
Johnston pushed toward him. "Some
scientists hold that tho earth is filed
with water instead Of fire. Who knows
where this blamed thing may not take
us? Here is to a safe return from the
amphibious land"
Both drank their wine simultaneous
~, lowered their glasses at the same in
slant, and gazed into each others eyes.
ibid you ever taste such liquorr"
asked Thorndyke. ut seems to run like
streams Of fire through every vein l
have"
Johnston shook his head mutely and
held the sparkling, effervescing fluid
between him and the light.
"Ughl Take it down, cried the Eng
lishman. 1T throws green color on
your face that makes you look like
corpse" Johnston olinked the glass
against that Of his companion. and they
drained the glasses. Hush, what was
that3'' asked Thorndyke. - 49,.
CONTINUED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-09

Schedule In effec. Nay IL. 1881.
All trains ILLUMINATED with PiDssue
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pA i 4 II FIJI s Sss 4 III
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m.: .sss. 20, ~, s.s III: s.B. j, -
.s.a a. IN. 'ia.sl, $40 -asS 80: j. IN. ssa-
os SApE = G 4 Il we ws.k Jays. .zb &. ~
~ SgA I; II Iea'a 'XNp 81 %AsH1NerQs
VS.! yfsk az 1879 "a H. It, III +,
Sundays. '4;la. 7l9. $40 9: mr. 'l2&. ~
z + I H : A AN aa, WAY srA71o
IN, NSw y. Mt . Tsss H. 49, -. t%
.sia; ii! liz ID ~! ssS%Rd sS; ~ III
Fl fiiT Fl i Week days. 's.is : =
| CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and %.
DiANAPOLIs, $40 a. m, daily: -
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. 'n0A
M rjo sna 'sn Arb r = bE aSRSr .sr7 p -,
daily to Toledo and daily except sun1z1
% NEW IeSTo ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS n
BEfSrOL AND CHATTANOOGA, IN
p. M. daily. Through sleepers to As9r
pesiifN ssa HST GEecsoMMopAT1oN. s.sa
DAYS, f.iO a. M; 30l 7.35. l04s p. N. Ssn-
IANDENBERG ACCOMMODATES
week days, 40 . m; 1000 a, m; 3O4. az
D. m. Sundays, 1000 q. m; l:S7 p. N.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATEN
PHILADELPHIA. week days. aso pm.
BALTIMORE. week days. 645 q ~
e I,ApNipi5iEiNbEaa. week days. SO. AKA
M; 255 b.35 p. m. Sundays, s.Ss q. AZ
u LEAVE " PHILADELPHIA FOR VII
MINGTON. week days. $50; 60, ~.
s. is, 500, sio.2S, n.aO a. m. '122o. LA ~
$3.50, '4.2O, 4.SO. Sis. o'.n,. 900. $50
III Il % a. M n. .,a.so. .lss, 10. 40. Xxx
go, s74O sS1S, 10. 30 p. m.
Telephone No 49,.
Rates to Western points lower than w
any other line; ~.,r,x
W. NJ. GREENE, d. b; MARTIn
Gen. Manager. Nan. OF Pass. Tramo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-09
DELAWARE DIVISION.

DELAWARE DIVlSlON.
Far New Castle, s13, Ills q. IN. 9.5l, 4.Sl
ForLewis and Rehoboth, s.1a a. m, 4.s7
For Dover, Harrington, and Delmar.
S13, 11.G4 q. M, 2.5l, APT, and ll.o6 p.
m. Sundays, 1l.b6 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. N. daily, Pittsburg. Chicago, Gin
cnnati, Louisville. and st. Louis. (Din'
ing Carr
1925 a. IN. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburgh
1920 p. IN. daily, Limited" Pittsburs,
Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo. Cincih'
natl. Louisville. and ST. Louis. dim
ing Carr
1925 D. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleve-
land.
4.3O p. m. daily. Pittsburg. Cincinnati.
Nashville via Cincinnati), and St.
Louis. Dining Carr
$50 p. N. daily, Pisstburg. Chicago, and
Cleveland; and Toledo except Saturday
1927 p. m. daily, PittSburg, Cincinnati,
and St. Louis.
11.2O p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
Cleveland and Toledo, excepS Saturday.
10y Congressional Limited Express. All
vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
C) Limited Express. vestibule Par.
lor Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches,
and Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from ho'
tells and residences.
For further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the stat ton.
j.. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
Geu'l Manager. Genl Pass Agent.