The Daily City News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 2

THE DAILY CITY NEWS PVBLISHEV EVERY AFTERNOON (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) RATES OF SI MSCRIPTION I One Year, delivered by carrier 00 One Year, delivered in 00 One Month, delivered by 50 One Week, deliverer! by 10 Correspondence matters of public interest from all parts of the county. Address all communications: THE MS COMPANY, Limited, New Castle, The circulation of the WEEK- NEWS is larger than that of any other paper published in Lawrence county. We agree to JPJB OVE this statement to advertisers wishing snace. REPUBLICAN TICKET. STATE.

GOVERNOR, JAMES A. BEAVEiK, Centre County. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. WM. T.

DAVIES, Bradford County. AUDITOR GENERAL, A. WILSON 8ECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, THOS. J. STEWART, Montgomery Co.

congrkss at large ADWIN S. OSBORNE, Luzerne County COUNTY. FOR CONGRESS, OSCAR L. JACKSON, FOR ASSEMBLY, HENRY EDWARDS, of North Beaver. SILAS STEVENSON, of New Bedford.

FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER, W. F. LEATHERS. FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES, T. WILLIAMSON, ot New Castle.

R. J. FULKERSON, of Union township FOR CORONER, DR. J. K.

POLLOCK. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, R. H. McCONAHY, of Scott tp. OUR METHODIST MINISTERS.

The Erie Methodist Coi ference meets at Brookvilie this week the usual business of such a gathe ng will be transacted. New Castle, of a general interest in the doings ot this meeting of divines, has a ial interest in one thing, and that is in ministers who shall be sent to take cat of the two flockBin this city. Rev. Holmes, ot the First church, will in all probability be returned, as he has just coi dieted his first year and three years generally given a minister. During th ear Rev.

Holmes has won for himsel place in the hearts ot not only his congregation but of the community in general. A deep thinker, a brilliant orator possessed strong veins ot pathos and wit, a kindhearted and pleasant gentleman, he has gathered about him a circle of friends who will be glad to welcome him on the threshold of his second year. The return of Dr. Johnson, ol the Pearson street church, is probable, but though he has been here only two years his removal to another pulpit is not an impossibility. That his congregation desires his return unanimously there can be no doubt, and it is equally true that the community at large would gladly welcome him back.

When Dr, Johnson was admitted into the Erie Conference at its meeting in this city two years ago, that able man, Bishop Foster, paid a high tribute to his worth as a Christian gentleman and an able minister, for he said he had known him for years. Dr. Johnson made his power felt in less than a month alter his coming here, and in less than two months he had caused to be abated the campmeeting, which had degenerated almost to a nuisance. Harnsbuig made a loud clamor for his services and placed before him the tempting offer $2,000 a year, but Dr. Johnson replied, we are told: I am not preaching iur money This answer is a true indication of the character of Dr.

Johnson and his sincerity in his profession. He is an aggressive man naturally, and through his ability, rightfully a leader, and being thus he has not escaped calumny of the blackest kind; but those who know him best, and who know his motives, will be most anxious to see him again fill the pulpit at the Pearson street church. luipcuding Danger. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that a large majority die with Consumption. This disease may commence with an apparently harmless cough which can be cured instantlv by Balsam for the Throat' and Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases.

Price 50c and $1 Trial size free. For sale by John Wallace. 38tlOSttf AS PLEASE ON THE B. O. EX Cl RSI ON WAUPtM.

To the West or Northwest, Wediies day, August I8th; Wednesday, September 8th; Wednesday, September 22a. On the above dates, the Baltimore Ohio Agents will sell Round Trip Ex cursion Tickets to points In Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota and Dakota, at the lowest rates ever oft'ered, with stop over privileges. This is one of the best chances you will ever have to see the Great West and visit friends. For full particulars and rates, call on Agents of the Baltimore Ohio, or write to A. Koenig, Trav.

Pass. Pittsburgh, J. W. Patton, Trav Pass. Somerset, J.

S. Overholt, Special Pass. Mt. Pleasant B. F.

Young, Ticket Pittsburgh, Pa. 283td I subscribe for the News. ampum Sept. 7, 1880. No ball games, no fires last week.

Dr. Mehard was in New Castle on Monday. Ed. Powell, of Wurtemburg, was here Sunday evening. Mr.

George Hennon, of New Castle, spent Sunday here. The Hon. Henry Edwards was in Wampum on Sunday. William Lowry, of Titusville is visiting friends in this place. John G.

Weits and brother Frank were in New Castle Saturday. Some of the were of course the best men town on show night. Undertaker A. Vandivort, New Castle, was in town on Monday. Ex-Constable Jacob Dindinger, is now engaged in the phospate business.

Rev. Morris, ot the M. E. Church lett on Monday morning for conference. There are several store rooms empty this place, and no one to fill them.

Business is very dull in town just now, and our merchants report little doing. Miss Ora Mehard has been visiting friends in Cleveland, tor the past two weeks. Ed Agnew, of Pittsburgh, is spending a few days with his father-in-law, James McAnhs. Will Shinn went hunting last Friday and never returned until Monday. (Explain Willie).

Wampum Citizens, mostly young people, took in the K. of P. picnic at Rock Point on Thursday last. Jame McAnley and Doc Weitz, of this place, will attend the picnic at Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Miss Hunter and Miss Annie Smith of New Castle, were the guests of Miss Carrie Fossalman over Sunday.

Miss Maggie Grubb, who has been visiting her brother, J. N. Grubb, of Mt. Union, Ohio, has returned home. The game ot draw poker is becoming so popular that the men about Chewton are occupying the shade under the Fort Wayne trestle.

Mrs. Gus Ingham has been visiting relatives in Sharpsburg the past week, and Gus is fast learning what home is without a mother. Whit Eckles and John Weits broke Sunday by taking in the Wampum Lake on Sunday. Seven girls accompanied them to the fish poad. shooting party, Col.

Ed. Dav, J. A. Grubb, Dr. Mehard and J.

C. Hyle will take to the woods on Wednesday of this week. The citizens of Wampum have been notified by the town council to keep the stock oft" the street. This is a good moye and the order should be enforced. The Uncle Cabin show at hall on Saturday night was a success both financially and as an entertainment.

A large audience was present. Wampum sent a large delegation to the mass meeting of the Prohibitionists at Rock Point to-day (Tuesday). Our people are greatly interested in this question. The Social Dancing Club gave quite a lively little dance on last Tuesday evening. Every person enjoyed themselves highly.

The two Billies furnished the music. Come again boys. The American Mechanics meet in their handsome hall above Dr. A Eckles drug store every Saturday night. The I.

O. O. F. meet in Chewton every Saturday night above store. Albert Davis, who beat his wife, of which mention was made in the ews last week, and who was in jail has been released.

By some means his wife succeeded in securing his dismissal. The Wampum schools opened up Monday with a fair attendance. Prof. Thomas A. Stewart is the principal, and Miss Maggie Grubb has charge of the primary department.

The school bids fair to be a success this term. Frank Zeiger, the Youngstown ore man, was in town last week, overseeing the improvements on the ore road. When completed this ore read will be one of the best in the country. The banks have ceased operation until the road is completed. Dr.

Chewton, will build a large barn on his place near here. He has purchased the New Mill at New Castle and has had the structure torn down. It was placed on the cars en Saturday and will arrive here on Tuesday on the Ft. Wayne road. It is said that fish pond is so full of German Carp that it is simply impossible to row a boat in the pond.

Mr. Craig started in some four years ago with some six or eight ten-inch carp, and now has fish in hia pond that weigh all the way up to 18 pounds. He sells the privilege of catching them. Ed. Powell, of Wurtemburg, always heard that earthquakes were severe near rivers, and the night after the earthquake he came over to see if there was a certain house shaken down.

Ed, is guarding the house very strictly just now. It will be a cold day if earthquake captures Ed. or his girl. Rev. Morris preached his farewell sermon in the Wampum M.

E. Church Sunday morning to a large congregation. Mr. Morns has done good work here and his congregation wish him success wherever he may go. He has made many triends here.

It is said that a petition has been sent to conference for his return. Extensive improvements are being made on the ore road, by which limestone and iron ore can both be shipped at the same point. When these improvements are made it will be the means of increasing the shipping facilities as well as to give a large number ot men employment. It is thought that the company will pay the hands about the 20th. A young man who pitches for the Clinton base ball club, and who resides there, was walking across the culvert near Clinton, across the E.

P. track, when he lost his balance in getting out of the way of some ladies who were nearly across the culvert, and fell off to the ground a distance of about thirty-six leet. He was taken up and carried to a near house. Dr. Mehard, of Wampum, was called and found that the man had broken his right arm badly, besides hurting himself internally.

At this writing he is doing as ell as could be expected. OREV1LLE. reville Sept. 6, 1886. Mrs.

Houk, wife of D. F. Houk, is still ill. School commences at the Hill school to-day. Services by Rev.

Mills at Harmony Baptist church Sunday last. An infant daughter of James Carty, aged 7 weeks, died Sunday week last. Uncle Davy Newton, who has been indisposed for some days, is getting better. Winter Trigg, of Trigg was in Youngstown several days of last week on business. JohnN.

Newton has his barn nicely painted. It adds greatly to the appearance ot Mr. property. Ross our is having a water well dug on his property. Ross intends having a cellar wall built in the near future.

Elisha Houk has had a neat porch erected to the front of his residence. It is a great convenience and looks well. Mrs. Haun, mother ot Dr. Haun, is visiting a friend of the long time ago, Mrs.

Nancy Robinson, of New Castle. A. H. and J. H.

Vaneman, wives and families visited the campmeeting of the colored brethren at grove, Sunday. John Maloney has quit work at Trigg Rube Trigg and John had encounter the other day in which John got worsted. We are informed that a daughter of Mr. Jones, manager of Jones quarry, is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. Elijah Houk has a foundation built tor his house across the road from where it now stands, and intends moving the house to-day.

Those parties from this vicinity who went to grove, returned looking decidedly bored. The eampmeeting- ites had left for pastures new. H. Sumner, the Kennedys, Samuel and Edward, and Harris Houk resume work again in Trigg ore bank. This is said to be an excellent crew in a mine, and in fact are good workers anywhere.

Trigg Sons want twenty miners. They will pay cash on or before the 20th of each month; no store orders unless wanted by the miners themselves. Work will be sure at least for the winter, and doubtless longer. An infant daughter of Robert and Rachel Majors, of this place, died last Friday night one week ago of cholera fantum. Heaven now if not so.

Religion frenzy, hope were vain And Heaven a coinage of the human It seems to us real strange that if there is such a wholesale stealing of ore by weighing it at Chewton, as is said to be. why men, or a man, or anything else is allowed to go ahead. It seems to us that if anyone were to steal or cheat us out of tons of ore and repeat it, we would, if we had evidence, jump onto him with both feet, legally speaking. We notice in he ews that the ers make $6 a day and only allow the feeders $1.35 per day. Is this not carrying out the same principle among the laborers themselves that capital is charged with doing with the share? If the article is true, labor should correct oppression and stop lioggishness in their own ranks.

eh? Miners desiring work should come here and take a look at Trigg mines. The mines at this place have been opening and shutting down so often that miners seem to be doubtful about coming here. Mr. Richard Trigg, head of the firm of Trigg Sons, informed us this morning that it no providential interference occurred they would positively run all winter and perhaps next summer. Every one who knows Richard Trigg knows that he never says what he mean.

He is truthful. index Oil delights everybody. It can be had of all druggists and dealers in medicines. It eradicates pain by quickly removing the cause. It is a specific for neuralgia, rheumatism, and pain in the side, back and limbs.

Price 25 cents. A Very Narrow Escape. I had a very narrow said a prominent citizen to a friend. was confined to my bed for a year and my friends gave me up for a grave, until I began using Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and here I am, sound and You will find it for sale by John C. Wallace, Price 50c and $1.

Trial size free. 38fl08Jtf JJEPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE First National Bank of New Castle At New Castle, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the close of business, SEPT. 1st, 1886. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $382,930 91 Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, 48,633 33 1431,563 24 United States Bonds, Real Estate and Banking House, Due from National Banka and U.

S. Treasury Premium Paid Cash 50,000 00 23,128 96 48,343 00 13,000 00 67,377 20 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in 8urplus and Earnings circulation Deposits $633,412 40 $150,000 00 70,268 04 45,000 00 368,144 36 $633,412 40 DIRECTORS. WM. STEWART, LUTHER WOODS, ROY S.

FOLTZ, GEO. E. TREADWELL, W.S. FOLTZ. C.

M. CRAWFORD ----THE---Lumber Dealers-s- kiadsof Rough and Dressed Moulding, Stairs, etc. LOWEST PRICES. 253tly Yard Planing Mill S. Beaver St.

CHEAP ADVERTISING. Advertisement ot four lines or less will be inserted under the several heads of Wanted, For Sale, To Let, for 50 cents per week. No advertisement for less than 25 cents. WANTED. TTIT for this depart- ment.

Four lines one week for 50 Tailoress, one accustomed to sewing on coats preferred. Apply to A. Marshall, at store. 295t6t FOR SALE. llrst-class organ.

I am about to move away and will sell at a bargain. JACOB WALKENBAUGH, 1295t6 Rear of R. B. office, I retail fish and produce store. Reason for selling, am going into the commission business.

This is a good chance for any one wishing to go into business. C. S. GREER, No. 2 South Jefferson St.

295t6t I T'OR small house and lot bordering on the Shenango. If taken soon will sell for $250. A splendid chance to a small home at a small price. Enquire of TREADWELL JaMESOn, office in News building. 2601 tf I OR owner anxious to sell has seveial vacant lots, and a fine house and lot in a beautiful and convenient location, which can be sold very cheap if taken soon.

Enquire of TREADWELL attorneys, office in News Building. NE lot on Oak street of about one half acre, with good house on it. Citv water in house. One lot on same street of about three-quarters of an acre with a good house and fruit trees on it. One lot on Emery street with barn on it.

One lot on Pittsburgh street. All the above will be sold cheap and on long time if desired. Euquire at the ews office. FOR RENT. OR RENT W.

W. Pattison has good pasturage for rent. Enquire of John R. Pattison. corner ashington and Mercer streets.

OR RENT On Washington street, furnished front room, down stairs, with natural gas and electric light; also a lurnished front room upstairs. Enquire at THE NEWS office. 290Jfit X)R RENT West side new double frame house, Neshannock avenue, known as Garvin house. All modern improvements gas, water, etc. Inquire of CHAS.

A. McCREADY, Insurance Agent, 50 Pittsburg street. 297J12t LOST. I of teeth. If the finder will leave the same at office of Dr.

Greene or NEWS oltiee he will be suitably rewarded. 297J6t Pittsburg street, a Rhinestone pin, made in the of a clover leaf. The finder will please leave at THE NEWS office. 30013t MISCELLANEOUS, 1 MIEO. Tailor of 270 Sixth avenue, New of dress- cutting and fitting taught in Block, Pittsburg street.

Ladies, please call at once. QO TO: (Successors to the Cubbison Drug Company) WASHINGTON I MILL -----FOR----DIGS, CHEMICALS PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES. THE ONLY COMPLETE LINE OF Material HST TIEEIE CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Comoounding; Prescriptions. 1481451 tf S.

W. FOULK, ARCHITECT. MTlfe "WT Jc Je JH. JmU mm Y. M.

G. A. Building NEW CASTLE PA. Specifications, and Estimates furnished promptly. Work Done in Modern Style, DRUG L.

THOMPSON. (Successor to E. M. Hamilton), No. 48 Pittsburgh St.

The pnrest and best lines of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Toilet Articles, Etc. In the city. This is a ilrst-class drug store in every particular, and special attention will be paid to the filling of prescriptions. Mr. Jesse Love, who is well known as a careful, competent pharmacist, has been employed to manage the store, and all prescriptions will be carefully and promptly compounded.

New stock of fresh and staple drugs. Give him a call. 23513m jTjR.J.K. POLLOCK, Physician and Surgeon Office, No. 14 East street.

Office and Saturdays. 9 am Weekly Neisl The Best Weekly Paper Published in the County. Only a year. TOILERS SA LI One 20-Horse Power Locomotive Tubular, SECOND AND- One 10-Horse Power Upright Boiler (New) -Ar- THE NEW CASTLE BOILER WORKS Jno. Hennesy Son, On the Old Fire RrlcK lards, opposite Raney Flour Mill, South of Neshannock.

3m Louis B. Shields. W. H. H.

Shaffer. (Successors to Louis B. Shields,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEALEH3 CIGARS, TOBACCO, and Supplies Of every description. We make a specialty of FINE CIGARS, and have in stock the finest brands in the country at FACTORY PRICES BY THE WHOLESALE Our 5c and 2-for-5c cigars cannot be excelled in this citv. In the wav of supplies we defy competition.

AH the leading brands of tobaccos, and a First Glass BUM Room CONNECTED WITH THE STORE. Call in and see the new firm, in CITT BUILDING. Shields Shaffer. 28913m LIFE ASSOCIATION, OF NEW CASTLE, PA. Rates are based upon the American Experience Tables of Mortality.

PILLARSi STRENGTH Honesty Solidity Permanency Guaranteed Deposits and Certificates of Credit Chartered May Hi, 1S65, Issued Nearly 1,800 Certificates. Insurance Represented $4,500,000.00. The only Association that prepared to meet losses before they occur. Gives Iosoraoce al Gest! And within reach of all. Agents wanted.

M. S. MARQUIS. President. T.

M. SWEENEY, 1st Vice President. JOHN D. ABDILL, Secretary. GEO.

E. TREADWELL, Treasurer. MONT. LINVILLE, M. Med.

Dlrector.270y CHAS. P. NORRIS, 176,1781180 WasliBSion St, NEW CASTLE, PA. Everything Pertaining to Funerals From the plainest to the most expensive goods, FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE And on the most reasonable terms. We On all orders entrusted to our care.

New standard 90th meridian time. Westward. Eastward. 1.2. 1 3.

4. 8 00pm12 40pm ar Pittsburg lv7 50am 10 20pm 10 20am New Castle10 12am 5 25pm10 00am 10 30am 2 50pm 5 11pm 9 40am 10 42am 3 05pm 3 5 10 5 01pm9 35am Wilmington Je Falls 10 52am 3 20pm 4 51pm9 32am 10 55am3 24pm 4 44pm9 22am Volant 11 05am3 36pm 4 40 pm9 15am 1111am3 48pm 4 33pm 4 28 9 07am Millburn 1116am3 55pm 4 9 Hope Mills Mercer 11 4 21pm 8 55am 11 30am 4 21pm 4 18pm 4 8 52a A Junction 11 83am 4 27pm 4 8 Turners 11 4 05pm8 40am Jackson Center 11 45am 4 46pm 4 3 8 11 52-h 3 8 3 8 12 3 43pm 8 18am Coal Branch cr12 05pm 5 20pm 3 40pm 15am 12 10pm5 25pm 2 43pm 7 11am Frauklln 2 20pm 6 45am Citv 1 25 pm 1. a.3. 4. 1 5.

1 0. 31 MP arrive leave PMA MA 12 25 2 059 05 City. 3 15 6 50 8 00 10 55 1 18 8 10 4 017 37 7 52 9 5012 437 40 Tidioute.4 35 8 10 9 50 8 45 12 107 10 Irvineton 5 10S 45 11 30 11 506 49 Warren 5 30 9 05 12 50 11 15 6 10 lv Kinzua.ar 6 109 352 05 A AM PM PMAM A PM MA 9 15 4 20 lv Bradford ar 1 $00 11 25 A A MP MA 11 05 11 6 10 arKinzua lv6 10 9 402 05 7 50 9 531 4 49 Salamanca ..7 2010 555 02 6 15 9 054 00 lvOlean ar8 1011 45 6 30 A A M1 MA MP A lv ar PMA 1 A 8 55 2 557 55 Citv.2 456 55 2 20 8 10 2 10 7 10 Titusville3 357 45 300 7 051 05 Corry 4 34 9 00 4 08 5 45 11 35 May ville 5 45 10 15 5 20 5 08 10 55P. roc ton. 6 20 10 55 5 55 4 48 10 35 Dunkirk.6 37 11 176 12 8 008 45 Buffalo .8 15100 8 00 MA A lv ar PM PMA Trains leaving Oil City 2:20 a 2:45 arriving Oil City at 1:55 a 2:20 run daily between Buffalo and Oil City.

Flas: stations, trains stop on only signal. Trains between New Castle and Oil City run on 90th meridian (central) time, between Oil City and Olean and Oil Citv and Buffalo are run on 75th meridian (Eastern) time, which is one hour faster than central time. Tickets sold and baggage checked to all principal points. Get time tables giving full information trom agents. J.

A. FELLOWS, Genera' Passenger and Ticket Agent. No. 41 Exchange street, Buffalo. New York.

P. COLL1GAN, Agent, New Pa. TTSBI WESTERN (Lessees li 11.) TIME TABLE. Central Standard Time. In effect June 14, 1880.

MAIN LINE- Westbound. STATIONS.NO, 4 NO. 2NO. 6 Dp Allegheny. Callery Jun Ilarmonv 00am 7 30am 7 20am 8 35am 8 55am 1 46pm 3 10pm 3 28pm 4 55pm 8 30pm 4 38pm 4 53pm 5 30pm Newcastle.

NO. 12 9 30am 16am 6 12pm 6 6 54pm 7 04pm 7 80pm 8 20pm 8 38pm 9 00pm 9 13pm 10 00pm Niles 0 35am 7 00am 10 83am 10 55am Warren .7 10am11 07a ni Ravenna 7 18am 1113am 8 10am12 02pm 12 20pm 12 41pm 12 50pm 1 40pm 2 15pm 7 00pm Cuyahoga Akron 8 27am 8 45am 8 55am Ar Orrville 10 10am Columbus.3 20pm 7 55pm 2 85am Cincinnati 7 10am 6 35pm Chicairo 8 35am 'Daily. astbound iNO. 11NO. 9 NO.

5 Dp Akron Cuyahoga Kent 3 55am 12 35pm 1 25pm 1 35pm 1 50pm 2 06pm 8 00pm 3 07pm 3 18pm 8 42pm 4 04pm 4 17pm 5 50pm 6 25pm 7 35pm 7 20am 5 00am 5 10am 8 50pm 4 20pm 4 37 pm 4 56pm 5 4Xpm 5 57 pm 6 08pm 6 30pm NO. 13 5 25am Ravenna 5 40am Warren 40am 6 48arn Lowellville. 7 00am 7 20am 7 38am New Castle. 7 50am 10 00am Callery Jun Ar Allegheny. Washington Baltimore 9 00a in 9 20am 10 30am 11 08am 11 25am 12 40pm 2 40pm 3 58 pm 8 80am Connections at Callery Junction with Northern Division Trains: No.

1, for Butler. 13, for Butler, Foxburg and Clarion. 5, for Butler and Foxburg. 2, gets connection from Foxburg and Butler. 14, from Clarion, Foxburg and Butler.

Through Sleeping Car between Allegheny and Chicago on Nos. 1 and 6, daily. Through Day Coach between Allegheny and Toledo on Nos. 2 and 5, daily, except Sunday. A.

C. Night Express leaves Orrville, (Union Depot), at 10:27, p. daily, with Through Day Coaches and Sleeping Car for Columbus and Cincinnati. For through tickets to all points apply to P. Colligan, Agent, New Castle.

Special low rates to Western Colonists. THOS. M. KING, General Manager, C. w.

BASSETT, Passenger COMPANY, Operating 1 E. P. R. R. and A.

P. Schedule in effect Nov. June 18, 1886: Trains depart from and arrive at New Castle Station as DEPART FOR PITTSBURG Jamestown Accommodation. Day Express Fast Night For North. Day Express Jamestown Accommodation.

Erie Local For Youngtown, Warren Ashtabula and Chicago. Ashtabula Express Niles, Alliance and West. Niles, Alliance and West ARRIVE FROM PITTSBURG Day Jamestown Erie Express From North. amestown Accommodation. Day Express Night Local From Youngstown Ashtabula and Chicago.

Alliance and Niles Ashtabula Ashtabula Night Time, 7 22am 12 13pm 5 35pm 7 50pm 9 43am 6 48pm 2 37pm 6 45am 9 10am 2 00pm 6 10pm ft 43am 0 48pm 2 37pm 7 22am 12 13pm 7 50pm 4 80pm 8 00am 1 05pm 8 30pm Finest Hearses and Coaches IXT THE CITY. First-Class Livery Attached. Connections arc made in Union Station, Pittsburg, with the Fast Express trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with Pullman Drawing Room, Sleeping Cars and Pullman Parlor Cars attached, running through to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York without changc. Sleeping berths engaged without charges upon application at the ticket office. No change of ears between Lawrence Junction and Chicago.

E. A. FORD, JAMES McCREA, Gen. Pass. Agent, General Manager.

PITTSBURG, PA. C.C. SAN KEY, Agent, New Castle, Pa. Sale Bills printed on very short notice at the News office. No.

7 North Mill St..