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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

On Saturday, ut Cincinnati, the cir
cuIt court OF the United States. on the
application of the Mercantile Tcus,
Company. OF New York. that afternoon
appointed Judson Harmon, of Cincln-
natl, former attorney general IT the
United States. receiver Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Southwestern railroad company.
1t Is expected that the receiVsrship will
be Of short duration. as the plan which
was promulgated FOR the reorganization
of the property will be speedily con-
Summated. Under this plan ample pro-
vision Is made for the moneys needed to
make substantial improvements Of the
property. which II Is expected will put
the road in Il position to be prohtablv
and advantaSeously operated. The plan
protects every Interest. even 10 the
payment Of coupons due January |. as
the syndicate will pay face value OF
such coupons in cash on all bonds de-
posted under the plan. Edward r. Ba-
con. president. and William ". Greene,
vice president OF the company, will con-
tinuc In their respective offices, and the
latter has been put in charge of opera
ton under the receiver.
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A SPECIAL SALE
Announced to Begin Tomorrow 1T
Stone Il Thomas Stores.

hHHuHhG'" '" ''Sih h'-""'A"' et
Stone Il Thomas Stores.
Tomorrow morning, ut the depart.
ment stores OF Stone & Thomas,
twenty per cent discount sale will be-
gin. and is announced to continue until
further notice. The firm tnkes this
step owing TO the death OF member OF
the firm. Mr.. J. e. Thomas. the executor
OF whose estate IL compelled to make
n settlement In the near future.
Every portion OF the great stock Is
included In this sale ut the announced
discount OF twenty per cent. The
firm Is making preparations for the
crowds that will be attracted by the
sale. and gives assurance that every
body will be waited upon satisfactorily
and without delay.
This executors sale should not be the
means Of giving out the impression that
the firm OF Stone 4 Thomas will retire
from business. Quite the contrary is
the fact
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The Wheeling Railway Company Is
without general manager. Mr.. W. s.
Wright. who recently resigned, has ia
ken similar position with the Wheel
Ing & Elm Grove electric line, and his
successor with the Wheeling company
will not be elected until the meeting OF
the directors later In January. Three
names have been mentioned In this
connection. Messrs. 4. VI. Jolly. ". A.
Shirley and Michael LOTUS. Mr.. Jolly
Is n director OF the company and was
formerly general manager; Mr.. LOTUS
Is the present superintendent and was
also once general manager; Mr.. Shirley
Is the present secretary.
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THE SCHOOL MAGNATES
To Nicer Tonight and Organize,
Several Candidates.

10 Mcct Tonight anu Organize.
Several Candidates.
The board OF education will hold n
special meeting this evening. for the
purpose OF organizing the board, and
considerable interest is evinccd in the
result. For president of the board the
aspirantS are Mr.. A. o. Maxwell, OF
Madison district. and Mr.. Frank W.
Bowers. Of Richie.
Fo: clerk OF the board. which pays
5000 per annum. there are three cardi-
dates-Walte: Hall. the present incum-
bent, Ed. J. Mcdonald and james V.
Dickey. The third Is superintendent: OF
schools. which pays $500 per annun,
and though there is little apparent OPP
position 10 the recollection Of Prof. w.
II. Anderson, 1t 10 said Prcf.aJ. =. D,"ch
would accept the posltiU.. We're he
elected
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Republican Primary Election Saturday. December 3d. 1893

OF Saturday. stated that was verS
sore and that the Democrats intended
TO make all cut OF 1t that they could. I
wish 20 state tha; the intimatlon even
OK such c thing Is absolutely false.
l AM a REPUBLICAN AND En-
PECT TO CHEERFULLY SUPPORT
THE NOMINEE OF NY PARTY.
Under the circumstances. consider
the vote received very flattering
one. and | hereb:' tender my heartfelt
thanks to all my friends for their loyal
support, and ask them TO give the same
to my successful competitor on the day
OF election. JOSEPH BERO.
Wheeling IAN
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With the temperature decidedly
zeroic. a marrow.freesinS wind blow.
Ing and four inches OF snow on the
ground. the prospects for big vote at
the Republican primary election on
Saturday were not good. but the vote
cast came up to the figures predicted
for a day of favorable weather. 1855
votes being cast. more than three times
as many votes as the Democrats were
able.to bring out at their primaries OF
a week previous.
The warm contest for the chief OF po-
lice nomination and the many equally
warm councilmanic contests waged In
the several wards, contributed to the
remarkably large vote, which has ia
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For Sale, Rent and Exchange.

FOR sAr.E-Bullding SitG, Us by 10
Eas. McCOlloch street. Dirt cheap -,,
Small farm. improved. Il acres. +"!ee
miles from city and river road, ~.
\ line country residence. 4Ieasaht var
Icy. ,,,.o,,rr.
rooms and kIIrhcu, on East McC9,Iocn
street. Lott ~ by 10. Only SLIGO 5rJ"s
easy. Y.t,,.
a very iRnc building lot OF nort' SOU
OF Fourtcchth street, vooa
Two Ges.}ahlr hulldinS loi5 on -
street EIe3th WARDEN very easy terms.
i two-SSpry frame dwelling, ICONS,
with siHhp on lot. Lot - lY 100 lS0lth
ChanIjng ,trcet. Eighth warG oriyEl,b1V:
easy terms.
FOR RENT rooms on !rfTth MaFk.'
street tsS s;;E rcsidcnc, with grounds, tin-
qTFEt Far a" nxchanEe for city property. h vel!
irnprovcd farm nj Slstcrsvi!c. soEtie'
c. A. SCHAEfER & Co., '2 Sad a; ;S St.
rrnIcnhore 5l1,
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a Prosperous Y'ca,.

The year 1905 has been prosperous
period with the Wheeling Railway COM
pany. Earnings have Increased large
~. meaning. OF course. that the paSscn-
ger traffic has been much heavier than
In 1887. The following is n statement OF
the company's GROSS earnings for No.
vember, 1897 and 1898. and eleven
months OF 1897 and 1885:
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Second llranch Cnnncll.

Firs, ward-.A. Il. schtehlc. Ross T.
Chow, J, II. Fox, Charles Becker,
Second WRrd-JOhn W. kindelberger,
walter bloomfield, Walter wOTli.
w. u. McMochen.
Fourth wRni-,I. 81. Mclaughlin, Daniel
West, Thomas Morgan
Fifth Wnrl-OeoTge kllnkler Z. Il
AHtEner. H.. l.. LinEE.
Sixth wAfd-John liartOils, John Cum.
mlna, u. nlidebrand, Il. II. Mcconnell.
Seventh wnrd-w. +. MFgrnIl. George ".
bradbury, James J.. Maxwell.
Eighth wart-ElWatd Ratclffe. A. T..
NarHchner, Otto KalbtEer, H. ". Miller,
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The new board of county commission
ers meets to-day for organization. The
following Republican caucus nominees
will be elected:
Presidential. P. McGregor.
Clerk-T. C. Mofrat.
County Ensineer-Robcrt IIazlett.
Co UNITY Librarian-George Boyd
Jahitors-Charlcs carp and George
". Johnston.
Other Offices will be filed later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

Fire Chief Cline has made the follow
Ing changes In the department:
Andrew Long. appointed vice Henry
Fr2hme. steersman at Hook and Lad
der.
Lee Dunnng. engineer at The Allan
tic. vice William KIicves.
William KllevcS engineer at the Nj
asara, vice Geerlng. suspended.
Andrew Marshall, pIpcmar q: the At
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

Arc not made by chance, nor can
tncy ever IN any material be made
Mt small expense. A competition
for chcapncss. and not for excel
lcnce iof workmanship. Is tho most
!. frequ ent and certain cause OF tho
rapid decay and entire dcstruc-
!. tlon I OF arts and manufactures.
!, FOR best (Which Is tho chcarcsO
:. vnrki tho lntclllgenccr Job Print
link bnico is tho place to 20.
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EIGHTH Wal
BERO'S MANLY STAND.
Announces his Purpose to support
CIcmans In the Election.

To those who know Joseph Bero we'll,
the following manly statemen; OF his
Intention to support his successful cp-
ponent and request that his friends do
likewise. will rot come as n surprise:
To the Editor OF the IntelllGencer.
SIR:-Tne evening raptr. In Us issue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

TERRIBLE plague those itching.
pcstarirG diseases Of the skin. Put nm
end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.
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IMPOSSIBLE to forcsee an accident
Not impossible 10 be prepared for il,
DR.. Thomus' Electric Oil. Monarch
over pain.
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Mixed Very we'll Saturday. Vote
a. Republican Primaries
EXCEEDING ALL EXPECTATIONS.
with -Four iuehrs of SNOW on tho
Ground, 5000 wouid have Hecn a
big vote-i,55o Votes Were Cast.
Msssrs. iiuits, Watkins, Ciemans
anyi Warrington Winners on the
City ricket-s,ronE Council Soml.
pations--rloards to Organize.
TIE WINNERS:

Nayor--J, II. butts. .5
city Charles II. Watkins.
city william ~, cismAna
WhATfmASter-John ", SOrringtOn.
First Branch Council
fiFst ward Jacob Snyder. otila
Second NRfd-fFed Meyer, in
Third waFd-N. a. Chew.
Fourth Whrl-IlerinAn wicker.
Fifth william StrblIt.
Sixth wufd-ChATles L. Ehellng.
Seventh whfd--w, y. Mckelypy.
Eighth whrd-wllllRm knok6.
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup always
cures colds. \ neglected cold may ter
inmate In consumption. Cure your cold
in time.
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FirHt wnrIl-C. A. Danncr.
Eccold warp- Robert IlaEIett.
ThIrIl wnTd-w. III. Hornish.
Fourth waTd-Ilichurd Robertson,
Flfth ward-ChlrleH n. Ilennlny,
Sixth warl--o. u. Reed,
Seventh ward-w. e.. Etzler.
Eighth ward-Frank Edele.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

Infants are effected by
foods taken by the nursing
mother.
Prof. w. B. Cheadle, of
St. Mary's Hospital and
author of a treatise on the
feeding Of infants, has shown
by experiments that wasting
diseases, will result from de-
priving children of fats and
hypophosphites.
Dr. Thompson says Cod
liver oils what such mothers
and infants require. "Scott's
Emulsion is pure Nor
wegian Cod-liver oil with
%hypophosphites.
v- soc. and sroo, all druggists.
ScOrr& BOVINE, Chemists, New York
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llulIc, who has been under Suspension,
Is rcInstatcd, pending action By the
IRE committee.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo oulnlne Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money If
1t fails TO cure. &c. The genuine hns
l.. b. Q. on each tablet. mwf
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proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

OF commissioners OF lHullC lIlllllHSs
Notice iS hereby given that sealed pro-
rosals will be received by the Commits
sioners OF Public Printing at the Auditor q
Office. In the capitol building in the city
OF Charleston. W. Va, from this time until
MONDAY. THE ID DAY OF JANUARY.
1879, at Il O'CLOCK NOON OF
SAID DAY,
for the execution OF tho State Printing and
binding and for supplying the State with
Stationery and Printing Paper for the two
years beginning OH the second "Wednesday
Of January. 1879. a:;l ending on the second
Wednesday In January. l"Hl
Each proposal must lie accompanied by
bond executed according TO law. by tho
bidder. with at least two good and suit
Client securities, residing In this Statc, u
the penal sum OF ten thousand t$lD.gp)
dollars for all State Printing. md In the
penal sum OF two thousand E2,UW dollars
for all State Binding. and IN the penal
sum OF FIVE thousand (S5.WO dollars lOr
furnishing Printing Paper and Sthtlo,vIE
conditioned upon tho faithful pertorlia'iCI,
of said contracts. No bid UnlccoMphHiru
by such bonds will be entertained D! 'hc
Commissioners of Public PRINTING.
Estimates OF the work 10 he done OF nim
trrialS to bc furnished. toGrthtr viii ithi
blank forms for proposals. bonds, S1C,. ~
be furnished by the Commissioners OF
Public Printing upon application 70 tnrIi'
The commissioners are required 70 re-
celve separate bids for III" PTintlmE' bliG-
Ing. md Printing Paper. ihcluulhb Ola
t!cnery. ,,, - ,ho
The contract shall be awaTGed 10 t nc
lowest responsible bidder for the same. re-
spoctiyclv' unless there Is Il responsible
bidder FOR the whole which Is less than
the aggregate amount OF the lowest srph,;;
rate bids. lii which case the C0ntrnCt sna ~,
be awarded to ouch lowest bidder lor INC
Ali proposals must he made upon The
nrintcd blanks furnished by the Commas
soncrs OF Public Printing. and said com.
mIssioncrs reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids. =. Dab
lie Printing. ,-,, ,,,,.
President Commissioners OF puDIc fr'h'-
ing for the State Of West Virginia, -
December 81. lls9S. IT,
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SECOND WARD.


First branch-B. T. Caldwell. 100: N. \.
cIew, 92S: Chcw's majority. .jS.
Second branch = II. w. Fair, III: John
Beckett $50: S. u. Brubakcr 10: II. l.. Wheat
100; 4. r. Campbell, 20: Charles Harbruck.
l0I:y Nv. b. McMechen, 2Sl; W. l.. Gless-
ner. q. ~. =.
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FIRST WARD.

Tirsh branch--I. II. Riddle iGi: Jacob
Snyder, $40; Snyt!er's majority. Isl.
Second branc!:-Charlcs o. Roemcr, ZIG:
Charles Becker, 9ij: C. II. Berry. 49,: Ross
II Chew, 34G: Il. ". Connolly, ~: J. r.
K,ndelberger. so; a. l.. SCheehIe. 80: J. II.
Fox, 39i: Charles liankc. ~: j. II. Dough-
crty,, o.: William SchwcrtfcGer. g
z City cOmmittce-Edward Birch. 20: C. a.
Danner. 2l,; c. Z. Noble, SO; J. II. Roden-
baIrh iSG
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ken from the city Democracy every
2 hope of carrying the city on It's general
ticket this month. They only pope now
TO be able to pull Il few cO1flcilnanic
ehestnuts out Of the fire. The old re-
liable Eighth came to the front with
the largest vote OF the day. and Its
neXt-door neighbor, the Sixth. was sec
2 ond, while the Seventh was third larg-
est In vote. The Fifth had the fewest
z votes.
Mayor Butts and City Clerk Watkins
had no opposition, and Watkins got l0J
more votes than the mayor.
The fight OF the day was for the
chief of police nomination, in which
.ex-Lieutcnant William Clemans proved
winner by majority over his opponent.
Joseph Bero. that took all the poll
ticiansI by surprise. Clemans received
3 3.41S votes. while Bero got only 1.0l4. Il
majority of 2,i6i for ClemanS. Glenn
X ans carried every ward In the city.
- a closer contest WAC that between
William Truax and John W. Morning
ton for wharfmastcr, in which Morning
: ton won his denomination on margin
OF $50 votes. TruaN carried the Firth
and Sixth wards.
The nominations for council are con-
sidered unusually good, and will COM
Z manQ tne lull party strength, anu theil
some, Mt the city election. Some VI the
present councilmen who We're candl-
dates for denomination were defeated,
Including B. W. Connolly. J. p. Eindcl-
berger and Charles II. Berry, In the
First: w. G. kasley In the Second; w.
H. Higgins in the Seventh and James
Travis In the Eighth
In the accompanying table the detail
ed vote for mayor, city clerk. city SER
Geant and wharfmaster In given. and
below will he found the detailed vote
for council and city executive commit
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FOR RENT,

A Month:
so 81
No. 1913 MARKET fttcct,.',:''''''''''''.5 u
No. 1T fourtc"nin St'e'''' SO
70 Tia7 IChnpIinc street, rooms'"Lfi AZ
NJ % i,bdIatln street. = ~ '"
Eo n Sixteenth street. bottlins GEL :, \,
VA % sixteenth street. office room y ~
SSo a Sixteenth street, first fnor.... IL :"
1SiTncEsmtth shop, Market and T"cN- >, A,
,vfourlth s.rCCtS.........'.''' "a
c,4hin I.tlG Alley B............. 49, w
:, rnnns ISccond street, Martins Fer
~ Ohio, natural gas fixtures 10Y 7m
heat Il pa llSht.'.'',.'',' :.
FOR SALE.
Desirable Market street property.
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,ommst,ee-w. II. IIornIsh, 4E
FOURTH WARD.

IOliNlli WaltD.
First br1nch-llcrman Iwicker. tM
Second branch-J. VI. Mclaughlin, I5:
Daniel West, 2l2: Thomas Morgan. %G:
Harry West. 30: Charles Stcinhauser lla:
=. G.. Britt, l27; ]. l.. kinBhorn. l3S; a. l..
Bauer, SIS.
City commIttec-RIchard Robertson.
sci.
FIFTH WARD.
First hrarch-William Nesbitt. 80.
Second branch-Gcorge klinkler, 80: f..
II. Metzncr 2i9: ii. p Linsz. .3s: Charles
Druemmcr, 10: +. q. Stroehmnnn, -.
City commltteC-C. II. lienning, al.
SIXTH WARD.
Z. First branch-Stcphen Waterhouse. 3l.:
+, e. u. EbelnE. a9i; Ebeling.s majority, q.
= Second brnnch-J. +. Merschrod: 49,:
John BnrtolIs. 5l9: John Cummins. al: H..
Iliidcbrnnd. ECO: Bert II. Mcconnell, ~;
William Lindsay, CTS; c. L. Schu!tZe, Si5;
John Habig, 49,
!. City cominlttec-O. E. Reed. 75l.
SEVENTH WARD.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
po,, rs,atc Agent. Collector. Soar, AZ
iTublIJ and Pension Attorney NO FAX tT'-
Muln Iitrrct. --NIA----
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ANNUAL EXCURSIONS
TO ATLANTIC CITY AND OTHER ATLANTIC
COAST RKSORTs VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAHROAn.

TO ATLANTIC CITY AND OTHER ATLANTIC
COAST RESORTS VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Thursdays. July 20 and August 8
and II, are the dates of the Pennsyl.
vauia Railroad annual low rate ex
curs;ons for 1899 to Atlantic City,
Cape May, Ocean City, Sea Isle City.
Avalon, Auglesea. Wildwood. Holly
Beach, N. J, Rethoboth, Del, or
Ocean City, Md.
Tickets good to return within fif
teen days, including date Of excur'
sion.
A special train Of Pullman Parlor
cars and day coaches will leave Pitts
burg on above mentioned dates at 8.
SIS A. NJ, arriving at Altoona l2.15 P
NJ where stop for dinner will be
made, reaching Philadelphia 6.25
NJ and arriving Atlantic City, via
the Delaware River Bridge route, the
only all rail line, at 8.40r. Pass
ensers may also spend the night in
Philadelphia and proceed to the
shore by any regular train from
Market street Wharf or Broad Street
Staten on the following day.
A stop-Over Of ten days will a!so
be allowed in Philadelphia on the 60
ing trip. if passengers will deposit
their tickets with the Ticket Agent
at Broad Street S'atior. Philadelphia,
Immediately on arrival.
Tickets will he sold from the sta.
I:a.. "a xLI .aAoo rarnod Lolow.
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aArsmoN - ZnrkKn1GAN. IN tno
2eth ult., at Tyrone, at the home Of
the brides pafsnts, Mstthsw L Al
I,eon and Miss Blanch Zimmerman
The groom i . son Of VIM. ~. Am
con. ESQ, editor Of the Junista Her
aid of Mifaintown, deceased: The
bride is . daughter of Mr.. and Mr:.
James A Zimmerman Of Tyrone. AZ
Ter . trip to Washington. u. 9, the
bride and groom spent several DAYS
st the home Of Mrs. Ellen T. Allison
in this town and then returned TO ~
rome where tie young couple viii be
gin house keeping. The groom is
capable and industrious in his btisa'
ness. that Of job printer, and h's
bride il a cheerful young wo0sn
we'll qualified to make help mate
such as the good book contemplate,
the last and best gift to man should
be. We present our congratulations,
and wish them success in office and
house.
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HIS LIFE WAA SAVED.

Mr.. ,. &. Lilly, . prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, No, lately haA . wonderful de-
liverancs from frightful death. II telling
Of it he says: II was taken with Typhoid
Fever. that ran int Pneumonia. Ny
lungs became hardened. was SO wssk
couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. I expected to soon die Of
Consumption, when heard OF DR.. Kisg's
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief. continued to use It, and nov en-
we'll and strong, I can't say too much in its
praise" This marve ellous medicine 10 the
sursst and quickest cure In the world for
all Threat and Lung Trouble. Rsdu!ar
sixss soc and 81. Trial bottles free at !.
p. Crawferd's drug store; every bottle
guaranteed.
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UaAoARArALLs ExCURslon

DlA0ARARALlS EXCURSlO0.
Low RATE VACATION 1RlPs VIA PESNsHL.
vANlA RAnloAD.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Con. :.
psny he's selected the following dases
for its popular ten-day excursions to
Niagara Falls from Philadelphis,
Baltimore and Washington: July n.
August 10 and "A, ,:.September Z and
2l and October s and 10. An ex-
perienced tourist agent and chaper'
on will accompany each excursion.
Excursion tickets good for return
passage on any regular train. exclu.
sive OF limited express trains, within
ten days, will be sold at $40 from
Philaielphia, Baltimore. Washisg
ton, and all points on the Delaware
Division; 11.25 from Atlantic City;
$9. go from Lancaster; IS so from
Altoona and Harrisburg; $3.50 from
Sunbury and Wilkesbarre; e5.75
from Williamsport; and at proportion
rates from other points. A stop'ov-
ca will be allowed at Buffalo, Roch-
ester, CsDandaigua, and Watkins
within the limit returning.
A special train of Pullman parlor
cars and day coaches will be run
with each xcursion. An extra charge
will be made for parlor car seats.
Tickets for q side-trip to the thou:
sand Islands (Alexandais Bay) will
be sold from Rochester in connec-
ton with excursions of July q, Aug
ust 10 and "a, September Z and 2l,
good to return to Rochester or to
Canauda;gua via Syracuse within five
days at the rate Of $ so.
Tickets for q eide trip to Toronto
will BIZ sold at Niagara Falls for 81
90 on July 20; August IL and 26.
and September 13. In connection
with excursion Of September 2, tick
cts will be sold to Toronto Fair.
For time connecting trains and
further information apply to nearest
ticket agent, or address Geo. w.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Pbila-
delphia. II.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-07-12
SUMMER TOURS To THE
TWO TOURS TO CANADA VIA PENNsYLvAN

TWO TOURS TO CANADA VIA PENNSYLVANIA
For the summer Of 1899 the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
arranged to run two personally con.
Quoted tours to Canada and North
ern New York.
The first tour leaving July ~. in
cludes Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thou
sond Islands, Rapids of the st. Law.
renee, Quebec, Lake st. John. The
Sagusnay, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm,
Lakes Champlaine and George. Sar.
atoga, and Highlands of the Hudson,
occupying II days. Round-trip rate
$l25.
The second tour, leaving Aug. IL,
covers the same territory with the
exception of Lake St. John and the
Saguenay. and occupies IA days
Round,trip rate 500.
Each tour will be in charge Of one
of the Company's tourist agents, -
sisted BY an experienced lady as chsp
erop, whose especial charge will bt
unescorted ladies.
The rate covers railway and boat
fare for the entire round trip, parlor
car seats. meals On route, hotel en-
tertsinment, traSalsr charges. and
carriage hire. >,
For detailed itinerary. tickets. o.
any additional informstion. address
Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Rail
road CompenlA ll96 Broadway, Nes
York; $50 E61lon street, Brooklyn
100 Broad sat1et. Newark. MI; q
Geo. W. Boyd, Assistaae 0Sn4Ra
Passenger Aftnt, Brood Stfss& y,
tion, Philadelphia. u.