NAKRAGANSETT JUELLESi
JProtty Womon Who Hp.vo Taken
tho Plor by Storm.
The CTIdoir I.lttlo Saints Who Flirt Mice
, Cain Young Jlrn Who Are "IIIbIi
ltollcrs" A llcauty Behind
the Counter!
icorrtuoiiT, 1991.1
It Is on nmnzlng thing to tell, but
peoplo notunlly go to church at tho
pier. From tho hotel piazza I watched
tho worshipers gather; dowagers In
silk nnd lace, young girls In fluttering
lawns and organdies, walking sedately
and wearing a devout expression under
their scarlet parasols, Later I saw
these same little saints some at
tho beach flirting llko Cain
that is, 11 Cain illrted. Wo havo
no record of It, but I presume ho did
what all men havo dono since his day.
Tho splrituollo look had vanished, tho
MISS BEADLE, DAUGHTER OP rjX-OOV-EltUOIl
BEADLE OF NEW JEItSEV.
rapt air had disappeared. The fair dev
otees had finished their prayers and
were now ready for tho real business of
the day.
''Havo you seen tho widow?" was ono
o! tho first questions asked mo.
"What widow? Is thero only ono
widow hero?"
"There aro widows and widows, but
only ono widow at tho pier," was tho
quick reply, "and speaking of angels,
here she comes."
A superbly-formed creation np
proaohed a Juno in a Parisian gown.
A woman of tho Lillian Russell type, a
flowing pink and whlto blonde. Vol
ow hair, bluo oyes and a color of
peaches and cream. Iler costume was
of navy bluo cresson, bordered with
black. It opened over a vest as yellow
as her hair. Her hat was a stunning
leghorn trimmed with black feathers,
auu suo wore '.tZ lCS Hd tho first
white embroidered veil which had
found its way over from Newport. A
beautiful llttlo girl as blondo as her
lovely mother "walked by her, and
on tho other sido a dovoted cavalier
In tho person of handsomo Ned Gray,
of Boston. "Tho" widow is Mrs. L.
Courtney O'Donnoll, of Baltimore,
chic, dashing, tho center of attraction
wherever sho goes. She is a man's
woman, a good comrade, fond of out
door sports, especially of yachting.
Sho Is a picture iu her yachting gown
of bluo sorgo with scarlet trimmings
nnd wearing the jauntiest of imported
light-gray Alpino hats. On account of
her beauty, wealth and Independence
sho Is a shining mark for tho old
Tabbies, who aro In as great force at
tho pier as everywhero, yowling and
scratching at anyone who chances to bo
young and attractive.
Another Baltimore woman attracts
much attention Mrs. Itoss Whistler,
cousin of tho Winans and nleco by mai-
rlago of tho great Whistler, bho is a
pretty llttlo woman, considered a groat
tioauty by Ilaltimoreans and always
wears tho most striking costumes.
There aro several handsomo young
tnen hero who aro pointed out as
"bloods" and "high rollers." Thero
ore Col. Whcaton, Ned Gray, Martin do
Oarmcndla and William Kane, to whom
belongs tho distinction of driving tho
most stunning trap hero. Mr. ICano Is
also ono of the most porfect dressers nt
tho pier and creates a dlstinot stir when
ho drives his blooded tandem through
tho town, l'orhnps ono of tho hand
somest men hero Is Ned Buckley, whoso
dork eyes and superb physique recelvo
many glances of admiration from tho
belles. Thbso young' men find plenty
of ways to-spend money. There may
heady ron a nil.
bo a1 quick supper at tho Casino or,
Jaeger's or a dinner tit ShOrry's or a
buckboard rldo after rhododendrons
which is ono of the features here.
Thqru is no yachting, but horsoback
riding, dancing and ilbwers for tho
giris jnoan enaicsa expanses, to say
nothing of tho drinks, which every
man' who understands good form must
put hlmsolf outside of during the
twenty-four hours. - Think of tho bar
bill a young- swon must pay, wlien a
julep cost 40 cenlu, tv brandy and soda
75 cents nnd every coplttnu 2o cents.
Wiy, it's enough to ruin every dear boy,
On tho way up from tho boaeli Is a
strong attraction for all tho dudes. It
is in the shape of a saucy, piquant little
beauty in n lnpldnry's shop. Tho vory
smartest traps nt tho pier stand by tho
hour In front of that Shop, nnd small
wondor, whun ono sees tho delicious
Uttlo creature who. tells Cholly how ho
should have- his alcove links reset or his
locket studded. It la whispered that
mora than ono proud beauty Is Jealous:
of tho presiding divinity, of that lapi
dary's shop. '.' , '
Complete whlto costumed arof 'all. tho
rago -at Narrngnnsett. RronVhatl to
shoos madam or miss attlrcg f herself,
for Uiis virginal cbstumo, iJhco supposed
o bo consocratdrd to yotiiig girls, has
Deen approplated by tho married belles.
Going down tho pavilion walk to-day, I
mot n striking-looking woman on tho
sunny sido of forty. Sho was large, and
luscious, and dark, and sho was
gowned in puro while that .fitted to her
shape. Her hat, her gloves, her para
sol wcro spotless, and, to complcto tho
picture, sho held her silken skirts In
I her hand to reveal tho while shoes nnd
tho row upon row of delicate laco
' flouncings on her petticoats. This was
I Mrs. Gon. Draper, a Kentuclcy belle,
i who has spont many seasons at Narra
. gansctt.
The Koblnson girls, of .Edge wood, at-
tract a great deal of attention when
I they drive in their smart yellow buck-
board. I hoy aro stylish, fun-loving nnd
accomplished. Ono is very highly gifted
musically. Another seems to bo for
ever Injuring herself. First sho
sprained her linger, and wont about
with her hand in a sling a la Salllo
Hargous, and with a most becoming
pallor. Then sho sprained her anklo,
and now drives with a pair of crutches
at her side.
t is said that tho contest for tho posi
tion of bello will bo settled when Miss
Helen Newberry, of Detroit, arrives.
Miss Newberry will visit Miss Carrie
Morrow. ' She is a groat belle, h, beauty
of the ash-blondo type, exceedingly ac
complished, devoted to athletics, speaks
a half dozen languages, rows, 6wlmst
dances, rides, and Is a great matri
monial catch, having moro money than
Miss Thompson, who was recently mar
ried to Mr. Cannon. Miss Newberry
knows all tho available' Now York men
nnd was a pronounced -success at tho
'Ponce do Leon in St. Augustlno last
winter.
'Rhododendron hunting is a crazo-Just
now. -Thorn Is a great sVvnmp near
Charleston pond Where parties go to
hunt for tho big pink and white blos
soms. You will meet buckboards laden
with peoplo bearing homo these huga
balls to docorato their houses and
tables. Others hunt tho wild rosos and
moming glories which run riot through
tho Woods and across lanes.
Let us peep in at a Casino hop this
rainy, foggy evening. Lights gleam,
music allures, beautiful faces smllo and
tiny feet fly over tho polished floor.
Who Is the belle? Thero aro so many
pretty women It is absolutely provoking.
Thero is dainty Lucy Turner, in gold
and black gauze, with a bodlca of
goldcn-hned silk; thero is Miss Robin
son, In rose silk with a brocaded bodlco;
thero is pretty Miss Munnice, in a dove-
fun nr Tim wateii.
colored gownj Miss Ferguson, pf Al
bany, in pink erepoj Joy Lindsay, In
white with a brood yellow sash; Mrs.
O'Donnoll, In grays Mrs. Gaynor, of
lloston, in a Wattcau gown ono's head
whirls as tho room becomes ono mass
of llfrht and color and perfume.
What is tho charm' of Narragansett?
Freedom, for ono thing. There Is not
tliat absolute subserviency to conven
tionality which is to bo found at Now
port. Peoplo seem to go In for a jollier,
heartier time. They throw off tho
bondage of custom to a certain extent
and whoop It up in a mildly oxhllarat-
ing fashion.
Tho wickedness of tho pier Is consid
erably overdrawn by tho Imaginative
pnragraphcr. Perhaps men and woin,on
do forget their years and become boys
and girls again as tney tumble ana roll
about In tho surf and on tho sand. Per
haps a coquette finds full swing on tho
beach and employs more than ono
favored cavalier to-hold on her flapping
JcghOrn. Perhaps tho girls who wear
those Ecarlot silk stockings ana wonder
ful llttlq red shoes aro a bit careless
about crossing their feet, but after all
these are harmless bits of Iniquity and
hurt no One's morals.
Children huvo an especially good tlmo
at Narragnusett. Indcod, the most im
moral features thero seemed to bo tho
way In which youngsters aro 'allowed to
run, riot and yell llko' so many llttlo
Bioux Indians, causing by tncir antics
and unearthly noiso much rage, fury
and profanity. 1 nover felt so immoral
in ray llfo as when, wearied with tho
day's work and sight-seeing, I tried to
Bleep and heard a pack of howling- In
fants rush through tho halls With tho
fury and onslaught of a Kansas cyclono,
I toll you the result was worse than
that which could possibly bo obtained
by any reprehensible breach or Casino
scene, Pcoar PuitDEjRns,
Advertising
It l said will sell anything, this la
tnu to a measure; bat- for' i-Uying
qualities:,- merit Is the teat. Extenatv
advertising may sell anything wharo
U is sow or unknown, but after- tt
omea Into general use It Is) judged
according to IU worth. The continued
a&4 steady growth of Swift's Qpecifi
la the best cvideuc of IU excellence.
tt la most popular where it is boat
known. Krory bottlo sold, sella test
others. Every ono that takes' It be
comes Its friend, and recommend U
to their aequaintanue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dlnaasa
MfilUdfree.
Swanc gracarta Co., Atlanta,,
BASE PALL SCOREa
Rain Council (lames' ((thr?- FoitpohedslQ
New York and1 llropklyn
1 AT BOSTOSf '' '
Boston i r,i o o o' h 0 0- 4
Chicago 0 J"p- l 'O OB-S
haUorlos ClarluonJandlaantoli' Oumbort
and Klttrtdgo. T
AT rniLXDKLrillA.
rhilB.drlr.hla 1 0 0 '0 0 0 1-5
Cleveland 0 0040000 0-4
DnttoricsEipor and Orayi Young nnd Zlm
mor. I f AT BROOKLYN.
Oamo postponed on account of rain.
AT NEW YORK.
Game postponod on account of rata.
National League Record.
-- - . IV
CHi5. fTon. J. Ct
rittsburir.6a 07 .437
IIrooktyn.61 00 .438
Clovoland.53 CO .431
Clncln'atl.47 73 .303
CTubs. Won. Lor!. (Tt '
Chicago... 70 44 .013,
Boston (19 M 1883
Now Vork.CS 48 .604
Phlln'phla.01 AS .52(1
Amorlcan Association Games
AT COLUMBUS.
No game, rain,
AT BT. LOUIS.
8 1 Louis 0
lialtlmoro 1
0100810 8-7
0031 1 00 0-0
llattorlea MoQill and Boyloj MoMnhon and
Koblnson.
AT L0PI8VIIAH.
Louisriiio 3 2 o o a n i o o-ii
Boston , 5 1100110 1-5
IJattorlas-nufflnton and Murphyi Fltigor
aid uud lahlli,
AT MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee 0 0110001 2-7
Athletic 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2-0
Batteries Vauiran and Davis; Cbamborlala
and Mlulgan.
American Association llocord.
Per
OutK, TTon. Ijcxt. Ct
Boston.. ,.82 37 .080
fit. Louli.,77 45 .(131
Pit
(7u6. Won. IsiiUC.
Colutnl)U1..3l) 08 .401
Ullwauk'd.6'1 08 .438
UaltlmoroUO 33 .555
Lou'vlllo... 43 79 J47
Albletla.,D5 67 AJ3 i Wa9b'toq,,40 72 .372
Eastern Association.
AT LEBANON.
Lebanon ..1 1 O'O 0 0 '1 0
Albany; i O'O 0 0 0 O'O 0
0-3
o- a
Batteries uoodall and Bagi; -Devlin
and
11033.
AT TBOy,--
Troy ;.;...i 0 0 0 0,0 4 0 0 a
Ilulfnlo.. 3 0 0 0 0 O' O 1 o-q
Batteries -Doran and Murphy; Daley and
McKeouith. .
A 111a Bui t In Kqnlty.
Boston, Msrs., "8ep. '10. X bill in
equity has come up Jn theSuprome Court
ngalnBt Charles Bnbbidge and other eze.
outors of the will of Thomas Wentworth
Pieroe. The object'li to deefde whether
the children of the testator aro entitled
to priority over other legacies, tho assets
being Insufficient to pay all legacies iq
'full. The estate is valued at 1,250,000
and the total legacies about $2,000,000.
If tho court decides In the children's
favor, the other legates will get llttlo ot
nothing. A suit is also pending for the
removal of the trUBtecs.
Pennsylvania's State Fair.
Bethlehem, Sep. 10. Tho Pennsyl
vania Stato Fair will be hold here next
week. It will be formally opened on
Monday by Prof. Conpoe of Lehigh Uni
versity. Gov. Pattlson is expected to
arrive nere on Wednesday ana will stay
over Thursday. On Friday thero will bo-
larae KatUorlng o l.OUU Bremen from
all parts of the State. Thirty companion
nro already In town with their engines.
Tho entries for tho races closed oil Sat
urday night. Thero are over 100 of
them. Tho premiums aggregate $6,500.
InTOStlgatlng Italluu Lnborors.
Walt-iUM, Mass., Sopt. 10. The con
dition of the Italian sower laborers cm-
ployed In this city is being Investigated.
ny tno Italian vjuuhui at uusbuxi. xue
men work presumably under the padrone
system, aro miserably housed nnd are
forced to buy provisions nt on enhanced
price from n syndicate of their own ooun-
trymeu, who get lucm ompioyincni.
Serious Strike Trouble,
Ottawa. Ont., Sep. 10. The strike
riots hero Imye nsslitned a serious aspect
and n Woody conflict Is feared. The
1,C00 strikers who drove out the work
men from tho Eddys' pall factory, and
Wrlffht'a linie nnd cement works,, and
rouuuly hnnulea the bosses at uotn
places, aro now being guarded by troops,
but aro still in an ugly mood.
A Disabled Vessel I'loked Up.
ViMETAnn' Haveu: Sep. 10. The
steamer Cottage City, of the Maine
Steamship Company, from Portland for
Now YotK. was plotted up by tho steam
shlu Manhattan oil Cross Iilg Lightship
in a disabled popdltlon, caused by tho
breaking of her steam pipe. She was
towed to this port. It will take a day
or two to ropalr the damage.
Suit Aeainst a City,
PnovTDEitcB, E. L, Bepr 10. Writs
hava been served on Frank M. Uaes,
Treasurer of tho city of Pawtuoket for
$85,000 damnnes, alleged to have been
caused to the, .town of Cumberland by
the freshet ot 1880. The suit is brought
after those many days to avoid outlawry
of the claim.
Tteturn of a Disabled Stoamor,
JJnw Yonis, Sep. 10. The steamship
ijudson, Captain Itemblo, wmclileft tnis
port tor new urieans on sop. i, nas re
turned In tow of the steamship Iroquois,
The Hudson broke her crank pin oil Sep
tember 18, rendurlug her helpless. On
the following morning tlu Iroquois was
sighted and took her In tow.
Ilnnk IVreckers Sentenced.
n. ,n.,n c,. m ir....i. -nr
prcpidont, and Iionry II. Kennedy," cashier
of tho dj;f (irujt , Spring-Uardon National
Bank, who wcro convjoted rpedntly for
wrecking that Institution, were sentenced
by Jiidgo Butlet" to1 ten years each in tha
Eastern feulteutlary.
1'ltljburg to llaro Another -Strike.
PlTTsuuiWvSop.lO, The mm luha coif a
region are proparlng fornothr strike.
All signs Indicuto that' ttu strugglo will
begin before very many 'wc"oks, and,
though tt may 1)0- Beveral months, the
strike Is almost saro to corns within the
year.
Quarreled About the Puymvnt of Drinks.
Nxw Haven, Conn. Sep. 9. John
Taylor, a teamster, who was stabbed and
badly wounded., by- John rJchmldt,
saloon-keeper, during a quarrel about
the payment ol drinks Is fatally hurt.
Italy's World's Fair Proildenri
Homji, SoP JO; The Duka ot Genoa
has been appointed president of the Ital
ian World' ralr Committee.
WILL
. TJ"" "
As a Pieman" and WHOLE SYSTEM TO riiRFF.CT HEALTH.
cir.eT0caXttrtro0u.e Hoof land's Pociophyllin Pills
Watlicr Indications.
WAsnwoTos, Sop, 18. For New Eiwtandi
Bhowors: varlablo winds, shifting 4o westorlyi
no ohango la temperaturo.
Fop-Eastern Now York had Eastern l'onusyl
vanlor Local showers followod by clearing
weather; slightly warmer In Northern Now
York; stationary temperature! southwesterly
winds.
For New Jersey: Fain westorly winds)
slliilitly warmor.
For Western New York and Wostorn Penn
sylvania: Gen-irally fair, preceded by local
showers; stationary tompcrature la western
portion of Now York: westerly winds.
NKW YOIIK niAIlUKTS.
Nuw Yohk, Sep, IS, Honor on call oasy
loaning at D and 4 por coat.
BONDS.
Closing Closing
Yesterday. To-day.
414s, lBOl'rt'eg 100M iOOJi
4V.189i;Coup.,.. lOOtj . lOOjl
4 s, 1007 Beg...., IIOJJ mU
4 a, 1007 Coup.. ....lWi 117
bTOOK MAHK1IT.
Closing Clpslng
Yesterday, To-day.'
Canadian l'noino,.,.,, ,.i eu vol
Central Vaclflo.... 83M 8U
Chicago, Bur, St Qulncy 0014 01
Uelawaro & lludson 13UU l.'ll
Del., Lack. St Western 14'4 143M
Erie iva S8
Erlapref.,.., 70U (la
LalioShoro...., U7U 11U
Louis. 4fNah 78 -HO "
Michigan Central 100M 101W
Jljasouri rncltlo ,, 7.1 71 ti
New Jersey Central,. ...... 11051 lll'M
Northwestern. 113)4 11SJ
Oregon Navigation 73 7a
raclDoMaU 37H .SHU
llwvllng,.., HOtf 37
ltock Island i 8J BVH
Bt. Paul 70H Tlil
Union PaclOo l4l 41t
Western Union 84 fc4j
OHAIN MAKKGT.
Cora opened weak, but rallied before oloie,
No. 2. mlxod. 73: .Oct. I13VS: Deo. 00,
Oats Fairly actlvo and stoaay. No. J,
mlxod 3laail(: Oo,;u. ,.
Wheat Market ODOued strong and at clo
wassle.idy: No. 2. Rod winter. 101: Oot.
10tlH: Doa 108,
rilODUOB
JBUTTlSft
Croamery. State &Ponn., extras. 34aa33 Ho,
Creamery, western, firsts ...21 aaJi o.
Croamery. western. 'seconds IS o.aSO a.
State dairy, n. f. tubs, extras. nM o.a.ii o.
Boas
N. Y. fltata. new laid, per doi,...8(l4o.a o.
Penn.. new laid 20lja.a o,
Western A; Nortnwostern, good to
prime 10lf' alOJJ
PoiAxoiss
Jerserltoao. per bbl. 7Bal S3,
Sweet potatoes, Va, cnolco...,,,,....! 7ia3 00
Liva Pouuritr ,
bpi-log chickens, oholoo. largo per lb. .Ilal3
bpnng cblcke'is, prime. ,,. all
luwls,Jorsey,8tatoasPa., per lb alJ
1)BE9SKD POUtTBY
Turkeys, mlxod weights, oor lb. 12 all
SpV ohk's. Phllo., UHaS lbs to pair.. ,.17' al8
Peacues
fid. Ss Del,, rpllow. choice per bask., 00a 70
lid. Si 1)01.. rod fruit, enoioo. basn.... 00a 03
Jersey, prime, per baskot ,.. 70a 80
Aj?Ii.tt
na.; llel., choice, per orate 80a 40
lid. & Del., common, per crate 20a JJ
Nyack or Holland Pippin, p d.-u.ul.lra V&al Gl
COPYRIGHT l&SI
All gont
woman's suffe'ring and woman's
weakness. JJr. 1'ierco's favorite
Prescription puts a stop to it. It's
a remcuy ior ail ine uencaio uu
rangemcnts and disorders that mako
her suEer, and a cure for all tho flis-
eascs and disturbances tliat niako,
her weak. It's a legitimate modi-
cino, tnai correcis ana cures ; a
tonio that invicorates and builds
up : a nervine that soothes and
.strengthens. For bearing - down
.-, '1 . 1 ( 1 1 r 1
pains, uispiacenients, an tuo iunc
tional irregiilarities peculiar to tho
pox, it's a safq and' pertain, remedy.
A.I 1 . '
uiner mcaicincs qiaira 10 curo r
That's true. But they don't claim
to do this : if tho Favoritd Tro
Bcription fails to givo satisfaction,
in any caso for "wliich it's recom
mended, tho money paid for t it is
refunded. ' '
( Judgo for yoursclf' which is likely
1fp bd. tho hotter' mcdiclhp;
And think yJietlior B'pmcthing else
offered, by tho dealer is likely to bo
" just as good,"
You pay only for tho good you get.
On theso terms it's tho cheapest.
BanH CountorsjTyler aystpm, Port-
aoio, unoquaiod in styles.
Cost nrtH Plnlnh. '
HOT-ln fUllonuvr CukUf,. D,.k. ' ele. L nlastrtled la
Colon, J)achb.Prt. rott.. It C.sU.
Also -Ayier imrsi
Office lu.Us and Type
rller Cubluets. )iO
Htyles. lldat'aridches
est on earth, with great
.rudubuonta prices,
"lie ikftc.uifu Fr.,
P..IM1. is tu. vT ll.,,
D.tlt., Cbtln. TsU.a, &ok
-.., 'CsUb., BI.Bk
.I.IU, ,W, Ml .J . IB .u...
Su.fl.1 --fork m.Bfl lo'onl.r,
TYLUH l)E8ItCO.,Ht.Jul., Mo., V.B.A,
CttTV flpnr irrn rurr IVnltlvnlir Cured vtltk
'Ur cured macy yuwiMJKl
Cut m;if oti pruiKfum ed
rKHii Srvt iios6 KVmirtomf
At ka- two-thifdi nl i .
tv:utau one. I tlx UaiO ffrilitl rilUU you
rrlliI I II UU you UOei
trial. M.id t4o c-.it m mmin. i ty wuxstt
au, ii. it jukk X tutu. Al 0iAuI
run
PURIFYmBLOOD
CLItAR TilE COJH'MSXION.
BRIGHTEN TIII5 15YKS,
SWEETEN THE HltEATII,
TONE THE RTnsTr'tf.
IlEGULATR TUP. I.IVTtll ln iw.YirV.Va
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAPAR1LLA.
Tones up your system and
gives you an appetite that a
lumberman might envy.
Cures dyspepsia, stomach
troubles, constipation, and
liver or kidney diseases. In
addition to this it cures a.11
skin affections and the more
violent blood troubles.
Effects are immediate and
cures permanent.
Sold at Klrlln'a Drug Store,
Ferguson'! Hotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa.
' Your trade is 'what we
want.'
This Is how we propose)
to get it.
By tselllug you' 'a hraiA
'class art file; by selling yoil
'for leas .than others; by
selling you furniture, an
organ, a piano, a sewing
machine or, anything else
, in the line of household
goods.
"We'huve a large and va
rled'stock to Belecl frcinl. 1
No troutilo'to show goods.
- Call, examine and be
convinced.
H
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THE OLD RELIABLE,
Soutli main St.,
SHE DSTA.lSriD O-i-KC.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
ABUANQKM1SNT or VASflENOElt TRAINS.
MAY 10, 1891.
I'aaseneer trains wlll leavo Shenandoan lor
uauen linuua, ienicuion, Hiatington, uai
sauqna,AUentOwn, Ilethlehera, Easton. Will
odelphiaand Uew YorSat 5,17, 7.40, 9.03 a.m.,
For uelvldere, Delaware Water Gap and
oiruuunuurg ifbo.ij, u. u.,aau o.to p. ui.
For White Haven, Wllltes-Barre and I'ltDi
ion 6.47. 0.03. 10.41 a. m.. 8.10 and 623 . m.
ForTunkhannock, 10,41 a, m., 8.10 and 6.2(1
n m.
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Lyons
iu.ii a. m., ana as p. 111..
For Lacej-yllle, Towanda. Bayre, Waverly,
Chlcagu and all points West at 10.41 a. m.,and
5.28 n. m.
For Mnilra and thb West via Halamanca at
3.10 p. m.
For Audenrled. Bazleton. Btockton. Lum
ber Yard. Weatherlv and 1'enn Uaven Juno
Hon at 5.47, 7.40, 9,08 a. m. and 12.62, 3.10 and
7,20 p.xu.
i- ur ueanesvuie, ijvisujii . ana ue&vei
Meadow. 7.40. 9.08 a. m. and 6.23 n. m.
For Bcranton at 6.17 9.08. 10.11a. m. 8.10 and
C .'Hi ' '
For Ilazle Brook. Jeddo. Urlfton and Free
land at 5.47. 7.40. 9.08. 10.11 a. m.. 1Z52 8.10 and
R9Rn m
r or Huaiue at o.s una u.ua a. m., ana
S.10 p. m.
ror niKtcaus, uiieerwn ana jcrucsrvuie at
.50 and K.08 a.m., and 4.10 rJ. nl 'I ' '
Vn.unllln 11 f ., 1 . .. . ... .. T !
5.47. 7.40. 9.08. 10.11. 10.58 a. m..li52.3.10.5.2fl. 8.03.
or IjOsi ureeK. jiraravine ana Asuiana
l.AJ, ,VU,O.U4t, AU.U Ul., X.W, .V, IkOU,
i iv. wr tts a Co in , c . , rm , in tin a oe
s.iu ana v.ii p. m. , i
ror lmrKwaujr. est. uiair ana i-oiLsviue,
7.40, 9.08, 10X8 a. m, 12.52, 8.10, 4.10, 6.28 and 8.03
u. m.
rot uuck Aiounutin, new iiosion ana
Morea. 7.40. 0.08. 10.S8 a.-'nrti I2.52. 8.10. S.28 and
3.03 p.m.
For Haven Itnn, Centralla, ML Carmel and
apamoklD,' 82, ad 10.16 a. m., Ii40, 4.40
anil R DA-nm. ' ' 1 '
Trains leave Shatnokln (or Shenandoah,
7.55 11.55 a. m.. 2.10. 4.30 and 0.30 n. m.. arrlvlnt
at Shenandoah, 9.05 a.m., 12.52, 3.10, 6.20 and
u jo p. ra.
For Lost Creek. Glrardville and Arfhland,
0.50, 9.10 11.35 a.m., 2.45 p. m,
For DarkwateF.- til, UJulr and PotUvUlr ,
tn u tv, n on .. . n .e h
MM, CI .1', pJU tf . Ul., p. UU
ror xaiesvuie, juananoy uiiy ana ueiano,
.1, IIJKJ U. O.U) p. JJ1.
For Lony, Aotlenrled and llaileton, 8X4
in,, i.sup. in:
For llaucn: ChunTt.Xehlehtorr. Blatlnctorr.
Catasauqua, Allentown, llethlehem, Kastos
ana new xors, n.ui a. m., i.iu p. mi
Forl'hlladelpuial.lO'p.tn. ' "
.11. BY1NGTON.
Y1 iHyAjU .rlh'Bhem,
John R. Coyki
Attorney-at-Law
1 ,lfAND i
Real Estate Agent
OFFICE Beddaix'b Building,
Cer. Msln and Centre Streets, SHENANDOAH, PA
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
I A two and one-hair story' double frame
uweiuiiK uuuse, wun store-room ana re
taurant. Located on KiiM Centre street.
9 A valuable property locled on South Jari
8 Seven dwelling houses at the corner of Oil
bert and Lloyd streets. Quod Investment,
leruu reasoname.
I. P. Williams & Bro
hiladelj-hia and Reading .Railroad
i-oCI in effect July 10, 1801
TRAINS LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS
FOT Maw Ynrk ?t PhtlnlAlnhla. vaatr iliin.
.0 6,515, 7.50 1 m. and 1285 4.60 and 6.55
. art. Sunday ,2,lu and 7.48 a. m. For New
wf'VlaiMUcli Chunk, week days, 6.35.
I, a. m. and 12.35 and 2.60 p. m.
.n"!.? ona Philadelphia week days,
10, 6.25, 7.20,.a. m., 12.33 ".Jo and S.55 pirn.
z.:
inndllT. 'J in onrl All A nn.
Kot HarrlBbun:. weelt ditvu. 2.10.7.20 n. m.
AO. 6.65 D. m-
o m 1 f 'S0 '" 12-35
12JJ ifp and 6.56 p. inv aunday, 2.10 oiia7.4l
a. m , 4.80 p. ra.
tor Tamaqua and Mahanov Cltv. week
For Xancostor and Columbia, week days.
k day. 3.2t, T.20 and lM a.m., 1,53,7.53
m. Hunday D:2 . m., 3.05 p. m.
r ui inHUHuuy inaue, wees aays, z.iu nua.
. 7.20 and 11.80 n. m.. li5. ijh. 2 fin. r rs
.00anoi;.-.a mi, Bnnduv, 2 10, ,03 and 7.48
m U B. 4.S0 D.tu.
r or uintraviili
123,
10, .2 ., 7.48 a. in.. 3.0S. 4.30 n. m.
1 Or .Afihland nnd HlifLlnntcln. waaIt flavff
,SJ!3,7.20, 1U1 a. m 1.35, 7.00 and ,SJ
m, onnnay a;ii, B ss a. ra., 8.U3 p. m.
. FOll HHENANDOAH :
Leave New York via Vhlliulolnlila. wk
ay. 7,45 a. m L80, 4,w, 7.8U p. m Jil
y,7,45 a. m L80, 4,W. 7.SU p. m
iBhL Buuday 8.00 p.m., 12.15 nlgnu
Leave New York via Mniidh I'hiiHtr.
week
mja, .ov, Q.t U. lUt, ltW HUU .W P ,n
jAiave x-uimaeipnia, week aays.
10.00 a. m. 4.00 and 6.00 p.m.: frra Broad
.nd Callowtilll and 8.35 a. m. and 11.30 p. in.
(Torn tttnanc Oreen streeie. Banday U.05 a,
m. 11.30 p. pi.ltom CJtli nnd -rotu.
Leave lieaaing, week days, 1.35. 7.10. 1U.C6
tod 11.00 a. ml. 5.53. 77 n. m. Unndnv 1-11 nnd
10.45 a. m.
Leave rottsvllle, week days, 2.40, 7.40 a. m
tso.dllp. m. uunday, 2.10, 7.00 a. m. and
o o. ra. i
Leave Tatoaqua, week days, 8.20, 8.48 ano
2 ' a. m.. 1.21. 7.13. and 0.18 n. m. Bundav 3.20
43 .. in. and ZCO p. tn. .
cave MBhauov Cltv. week davs. 8.40. 9.18
ad 11.47 a. ml. L61.i7.42 and 9.11 n. m. Bun.
day,, 8.4(1,8. 17 a. m.,.3.20 p, m.
-xjeuve mananoy weeK oays,2i'j,AU
i.W, U J3. 11.59 a. m.,1.05, 2.00. 6 20, 6 2a, 7.57, and
in.00 n. m. Hundav2.4U. 4.00. and 6.77. a. m
o,iuri,p. ill.
.IP.'i
Leaye. Glrardville (Rappahannock Btatlon)
week
rees uuys. Mif.-w, oo, sua v.n a. zn., i'.U),
12. 6.W. 8.82. 8.03 and-iaoa t. m. Hundav.2.47.
0 , 8.83 a. m. 8.41, 5.07 p. m.
Leave WllllamBDort. wees: davs. 3.00.9.45 and
11.65 a. m. and 11.15. p. m. Sunday 11.15
,m.
For Baltimore. Washington and the west
la 13. & O. K. It., throneh Iralns leave .Glrard
Ht 4,10, 801 and 11.27 a. m., 1.34, 4.21, 6.55 an
m u in, nunoay. sao h.tJ 1107 a. m., s.
1.55 and 7.23p.m. , . , . . .1
ailiAKilOWXI lUVlSlUJM,
Leave fhuadelDhla. Chestnut Street Whaif
aad south Htreet Wharf. Ml
Ip-hr'Ati'aiitlc CItT.
WeokHVHllrnrfiHK. H 00. 9.-00 a. tn. 2.N).
O.W, I. rj, u.W V. HI. AUUUlUHlUUilllUU, ,.SVtt.
HI. nnd 4.15, 30 0. m., .
auuuayn. express, B.U0, 9.00 a. m. Ac
commn ttoa, aai) a. muind 1.45 p. m I
neiurning, leave Auanno uity, aepot
tuintle and, Arkansas Avenues , WaAlr-dm n
Express, 7.00. 7.30, 9.00 a. m. and 3.15, 4.00,6.30
m. Accommodation o.uu, sad a.i m. and
0d, m. Buudavs-Kxtress. 4 00. 8.00 n. tn.
Accommodation, 7.8(1 a.m. and 6.05 p; m.
u. u. ilAMUOUK, oen'l 1-asa'r Agt.
ova. uoLKOU. yiea. & Oen'l Manazer.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SCUOTLKILL DIVISION,
tn md aftei September 1, 1391, !ran ull Uav
oneitunaoan tu iouwt:
ft
n t ...... . , , i. , i- i , i
vu. it ibpmu, ,iiuciwu, e lau&viiit, xiuvr
Caatle, Bt. Ulalr, and way points, C.UO, 8.10
Ul HUU 4tlb 11 1U,
aundnyu, ,000, 9,40 a m and fi.J 0 p m.
i or Fotuvllle, 8.00, 9.10 a ra aua 4.15 P m.
t3unaaysjfioo,lUo& m and 3.10 p m,
For IleadlnL'. 8.00. a m and 4.15 dl
Btuiclays,-ijOU,9.10aiin.. and 3.10pm.
For i'otUtown. hoemxville. Wnrrlstnwn
and Fhlladelphla (Hniad street Btatlon i. e.OO.
a.m. and 4.15 p mweetdays
innanys, tw, u.io a m 8.iu p m
Trains leave Frsekvllle ior Bhenandoab at
tj.Wam and 12.11, 7(42, lo.oup m. Handera,
11.13 a m and 5.40 p m.
Tjpvo t-otisvuie iorDUenanooan, JU.iiuna
1.48, a m 7.15, 9.42 p ui, uundays, 10.40 a za
.IS p m.
Leave Philadelphia (Broad strrrt nation),
K II.Hn,lllB on4 Uli.nnnflb ART GO" ..
4. 0 and 7.00 n m week days. Sunday 6 SO. nasi
3& m i Hn
i'oriNewyork. 8.20, 4,05, t,m. 6.85, o, 73f'
j.ai8.5u, j.uj, ii.ouanaii.il, n.ia am.iz.oanoon,
ltmltMl nrwiu. 1 ft i Hit tit 1 19 91 19 dd 1 dn
2.SIV 1 JO, '.02 ?, t, tiS r. 6.507.13 8.U and lO.OQ" p.'
m, U.U1 uiKui.
'i Hanaays.o.ai, 4.U5, 4.401 fiJ5. k.iz, 8.80, 9.60,
11.35 1 ra, nnd 1221, 12 41, 230, 4.02, (limited,
4.41V. S.23. R21... .'a a in aild I'lm nlirhl.
For Sea GlrLLongBranchand Intermediate
stations 4,05, 0.50, 8.25 and II 3U a. in., 6.40, 8.30,
.ivji. ui. wt-DK uuh, tMiuruttys ouiy o w p.
1. ouuaayiiiKtauasia,iu,
For Baltimore and Washington. 8.60. 7.20.
9.10 and 11.18 i, m., 4 11, 0W, 7140 p.m. and 12.03
uiguii uuujr nuu o 01, xv.u u. ui., oj lliilllicu
express with dinlne car to Baltimore) 1.30, 3.46
p. m. week days. For Baltimore only 2.02, 1.01
weekdays, 6.08, 11.80 p. m. dally.
ror uicuuiouu, a. m. aua izxu nignt
dally, 1 SOp, to, dally, eioept Sunday.
iruiiin leave txuiiiauoid ior niiHDure ana
no west every day at 17.25 and 8.10 a m and
J.H) (limited) and 8.40. 8 SO. 0.35 o m. Wav for
Altoona. 19 a m and 4.10 n in every nay.
For Fltlsburg only, 11.20 a ni dally and 10.20
m week days.
Leave Banbury, lor VlUlamsport, Elmlre,
ahDUdalgna, Koclieeter, Budaloand Wlsgara
alls, 5.10 a m dally, and 1.42 d m week davs.
Tor Vatklns, 6.80 P m week days.
or june ana lniernieaiaie pomts, oau a mi,
lallv. For Lock Haven. 5.10. and 9.68 a m.
dally, 1.43 and 5JW p. m. week days. For
tionoYS O.IU- a m . ana t,i p m wees: aaye.
1.1U a, m ounaayo.
1UAB. Ft. FUG1I,
J. R.WOOD,
Hen. Pass. Ant.
'len.JAn.'r.
yyriLMINGTON 4 KORTIIEHN It. It.
ame raoie tn rnea juav,w, laa,
Tralna leave'Readlni? IP. A H. station) for
Hlkwitln. (lAr t t . 1 . . nnn Ll.,.l.,n
uiui.iuu, ijj ivi t, ittiusuwu, .uuuua,aji iu-
Held, Waynesbure Junction, Ckatesvllle, West jm
p. m. Hunday only at 8.05 p. m.
For Warwick, at. Peters and Intermediate
stattons.dally except Bunday, at 9.20 a.m., and
o.iu p. m, onnaay ouiy 0.10 a. m.
For Blrdsboro and intermediate stations.
Baturday only, at 12 in. gi
j or Baltimore ana wasnineron ijs. z v.n.
It.) dallv exceDtBundnv at 6.25 and 8.80 a. m.
and 8.15 p. m, Uunlay only ai 8.05 p. m.
XTaiUH arrive Ml. uwuiuik yr. w 11, euiiiuuj
from Wilmington. B. ct 0. Junction, Mont.
cnanin, Luaausiaru uuuuuuu, -wii-bi uueMer,
Lenapc. CoatesVllle', WAynesbure Jnuctlon,
BprlngfleW, Joanna, Blrdslioro, Gibraltar, Bty.
feriaud lnlermedlute stations, dally except
Bunday at 10.20 a. m. 6.52 and 8.17 p. m. Bun
day only at 11.21 a, m.
FromBti Peters, Warwlek and Intermediate
stations, dally except Bunday, at 8.23 a. m
and 2.26 p.m. Uunday only at 0 p.m.
- Prom-Blrdsboru una Intermediate station!
Baturday only at 1.40 p. in.
From Washington atid Baltimore, dally ei
cept Sunday,' 10 20 a. Si.' 8.62' and' 8.17 p. a
Bunday only at 11.24 a. m.
fcOWTJKSH BHIGGB, Gen'l rass. Agt.
A.'G. MoOAUBLANU, BupL
RUPTdRE.
We, the undersigned
nre entirely cured 0
ltunture hv llr. .1. E
MAYEU. 31 Arch. Bt.. Phlla. Thomas X
iiartuur. JNef itinggoja, ia., l.raLdt, Bout
Deturck. Olev. Pa
ICO. BtanleV. 421 Bnr)i 1?
Lenanon, Fa., A
n, B.Noll,Llm
MnltnnlHor Ituitt.l rialt. d..
kiln, Pa., Win. E. IlnnVnsiluo, p'hoeutxvllh
Pa.,r w. ?. Lelnbacb, U21 Washington Bt
Keadlng.'Pa., J. oTLyme 131' W. Howard Bt
llarrlsburs-. Ph., O. Ktehn. DouplaBuvllle, P
DrrMAYEIt Is at Hotel Penn, Beading, Fa
on the 2nd Baturday of each month. Call t
see him.
'PUT'' 101 AX jUVX s r,nam
lo: 9 Fast Centre BUrlt WahanoyCtty,
Ukln and all sreelal dlteases a specialty
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