Borough Ordinances.
(No. am
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Cimm-il if 1 1n' llnniiiuli nf Ui'yiinlds-villi-
1:1 CiMini il ii m t - I . mill It In
bi-ri-by n-iliiiinil by mil Imrlty nf tin'
sunn-:' Tlmt wlii-iii-vrr i n t-tn I 1 n kIihII
lmvi-b ( n tiianti-il by t'nniii-11 In liny
lirin. rnl ii'l'ill inn I"' Itull v ialtntl ti full-Htrui-t
ii Mm- nf ti li-uniili. ti-li-iliiiiii-.
cli-cti-li- li(.'lit nr i-li-i-lrli- l-iiihvny pnli'S
In m- 1 1 . i iiii.v vii-i-i-t. linn-, iilli-y in-
iniblii-biiiiii-i-i-r ll:i- llnniiijli nf Ki-yii-o
iNvllli-. it hIiiiII b tin- il'ily nf tin- fiiiil
II nil, i-iii'liniiitiiiii (if Inillviiliiiil K-fiiii)
liny pnli'H liiill Ii' i-rrrti-il to nbnilt tn
tin- Stri'i't ('iiiiiiiiitti'i- mill lliit'iiiiifli
('in k. a ivi ltti-M tiiiliciitiiui sii rlfylntf
tin' iiiinilii'i' mill mIi of pnli'M inti'iiili'il
tn In-i ii i'ti il mill di slnmiti' tin- (ilm-i'S
lu i'i' t In-wimii-mi' tn Ih in-" rti il. nml
if mi iibji'i liiiiiH me iiiiuli' tlii'i'i tii, It
mIi ii 1 1 In- tlii'ilnly of tin- Town Ciiiiii
ell tn tlit-i t-l II lii'i-lisn to b" mmii'il to
diiiil iiiillciilit fur tin- I'l'i i'tion nf llin
hii rltli'il iiili'H nt tin- ili'Mlirnitti'il ilili'i'n
of lii-rtinir. mill in iiiii'iimi- hIiiiII hIiih'm'
ti In- inli'ifi i'ril with by iltln-l- inli-f
nr wil t's: in ciw of object inn b 'inj iiiiuli'
tn tbi' whole or liny mi-t of such npill
ciitlnn, it 1 1 it 1 1 In- ilie ilnty of the ( 'iinii
cil to lienr the minie iiinl enint, the
llii'lH" eitlii l' III necoliliilice wllh tlie
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i -: 1 1 i t i ir w ith xiicli i-niiilltiiiiis nnil
nii'illlieiit iolii to fi ciire the iiirnme of
1lil oiiliniiiice mill the prntect inn nf the
citizen II the cll"e lllliv l'eillile: no
inle hIiiiII he iivrti-tl w itlimit the li
cense, jjriittli-il by the Ctinncil nnil rer
tilleil by the I'lci-k. hIiiiII lilive been
previously nbtiiini'il therefore, lis pro
viileil in t his s ctlnn. mill for every such
license sn i;rmiteil iliere slmll ! piilil
tn the Itoionuli Treiisnrer the slim of
fifty c uts for eiicli pole.
Sec. It shall lie Ihe ilnty nf the
Sti t 'niiilliilti e til ciuise n thnroilirh
inspeclion tn Ii" iniiile nt least once
every yeiir on nil teee;riipli, telephone,
eleel'ri'e Unlit or electric railway poles
cru't' il within tin- coipnriile limits of
the U-iniiiyll of Weynoltlsvllle. mill If
miv liole slmll he fminil ilefeetlve frnm
liny cause, they shall notify tlie i-orpo-mi
Ion. linn or' Inilivlilnal tivviiinif hiicIi
pole who sliall forthwith replace the
same wit !i a soiiihI pole nnil if the salil
owner refuses nr neiflets to replace such
defective- poles within fnity-eiiflit linui-s
lifter reoelvinir such notillcKtion, he or
thev shall be liable to a line nf fivo ilnl-
lars for each anil every (lay ilurlntr
which said neglect or refusal shall con'
timie after notice, to tie collected us
debts nf like miiiiiint uro now by law
recoverable.
Sec. All teli'irraph, telephone.
electric liht and electric railway pule
now erected or hereafter ti no creeled
In the HnroiUfh of Iteynoldsvllle, which
are or shall he ow ned by any linn, Indl
vidual or cnritorntinn, shall he dcflir
nated hv the names or initial of such
ow ner, and each of such poled shall bear
a distinctive ntimlier, together with the.
names nr initials, and the number slum
be legibly marked in nil paint upon the
poles so designated; it shall bo the duty
nf every sucli owner or owners annually
on tho 1st day of April In each year, to
make application to tho Street Commit-
tco and Clerk for a license to maintain
the poIch tlieretolori! erected for the en
siiinir year, specifying the poles to ho
maintained bv their proper designation
as provided for In this Mention and tho
Council shall cause tho Clerk to Issue
a license to such applicants, which shall
authorize the uiaintainanee of the poles
designated In tho application only for a
period of ono year from the meeting
next ensuing the dato of said applica
tion, and tlie charge nf issuing such a
license shall be tho sum of fifty cents
for each and every polo authorized tn
bo maintained thereby and shall bo paid
to the Horough Treasurer for tho use of
tho Borough.
Sec. 4. No telegraph, telephone,
electric light or electric railway pole
shall bo maintained within tho corpo
rate limits of tho Borough of Ueynolds
villo without an annual license for tho
nialiitainaiico of tho same shall have
been previously granted in accordance
with the provisions of Sec. 3 of this
ordinance. Any privilege heretofore
granted by resolution or ordinance for
tho erection or niaintainnnco of poles
for any of said purKises are hereby ro
pealco. Any jierson violating the pro
visions of this ordinance shall be liable to
a flno of five dollars for each and every
polo so maintained without a license, to
bo recovered as debts of like amount
are now by law recoverable.
Boo. f. After tho date of this ordi
nance it shall be unlawful for any per
son, persons, individual or corporation
to nail, tack or paste any sign or adver
tisement on any telegraph, telcphono,
electric light or electric railway ixile or
poles within the corporation limits of
the borough of Reynoldsvillo and tho
nailing, tacking or pasting of any such
sign or advertisement on any polo or
poles as aforosuld, shall be deemed a
public and common nuisance.
Any person, persons, individual or
corporation violating the provisions
of this section of this ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof pay
a fine of five dollars for each
and every sign or advertisement
so put up, which fine shall be paid to
the borough treasurer for the use of the
borough and shall be collected as debts
are now by law collected.
Any person, individual or corporation
owning polos within the corporate lim
its of tho borough of Rcynoldsville are
hereby authorized to prosecute any per
son or persons found violating the pro
visions of this section of this ordinance
but in Buch prosecutions the borough of
Rcynoldsville shall not be liable for any
costs, damages or expense incurred for
prosecution by individuals or corpora
tion. Sec. 6. All ordinances or parts nf or
dinances inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed.
Ordained and enacted this first day of
March, A. D., 181)7. W. 8. Stone,
Attest: Prest. of Council.
L. L. McENTIKE, Clerk of Council.
Approv
D., 18U7.
Approved this first day of March, A.
fKTER KOUKRTSON,
Chief Burgess.
(No. 40.)
AN ORDINANCE relating to the
erection, use and operation, construc
tion and inspection of wires used for
electrical purposes, providing for the
Inspection and supervision of the same
upon streets and within buildings and
providing for the appointment of in
spectors thereof.
Whereas, it Is the duty of Council, to
establish ordinances to provide for
the safety, comfort and convenience
and welfare of the people and to protect
thein from careless nr negligent ue nf
ihinjTi runs substance. Therefore
Section I. Me it ordained mid enacted
by the Town Council of the lliirough nf
ijeynnlilsvllle. ill council iisseliihled,
and it is hereby ordniir il and enacted by
authority nf the siiiue. that ill addition
In any power conferred upon any public
olllcer of said Morough. the utroet com
mittee shall have nnil Is given the
supervision and control over all elect rle
coinlnctors now .In use nr which may
hereafter be used in said Borough, in
cluding all telephone, ti'h'irrnph, trolly
and ni her lines, w in s mid instruments
In which electricity Is used upon any
and all public street, limes or iilh ysor
within public or private liuilditigs.
Si c. 'J. Tlie Street Committee shall
have direction of the construction and
op ration nf all wires, instrument,
apparatus unit work nsiil nr inteiuleil
for power and light in the Interior of
all building, public ami private mid on
the streets, lanes mid alleys mid shall
have supervision of every w ire mid the
manner of placing tin- same within any
building, st vet. lane or alley designed
to carry lunl supply electric light or
power current ami shall have Ihe right
to prohibit and forbid the use of any
wire, light, power, instrument or
apparatus, which shall he defective.
dangerous or Insecure, either In
iiiiitei'liil. workmanship or enlist ruction
for operation and for each and every
Inspection of ii ii v building, street, lane
or alley, In which such light or power
shall lie placed, '.lie said committee shall
charge for the use of said Borough and
collect from the owner or owner of
such building a fee not exceeding one
(tM.IMl) dollar.
Sec M. The said Street Committee
shall notify the person, linn or corpora
tion owning nr nperatlng any wire nr
lines, whelievertheattachmi'iits, Insula
tors, supports or appliance are
unsuitable or unsafe and iusiiMlcieiit and
if the same shall not be corrected and
remedied within forty-eight hours after
notice, the said Street Committee, shall
ciltwe the same to be forthwith removed
at the expense of such individual, llrm
or corporation and shall also require all
.itimidoned or dead w ires wherever found
tn be removed and upon failure or refusal
by any such person or linn or corporal Ion
to pay the same, the said Street Com
mittee shall enforce Its payment by
proper action at law In the name and
for the use of the Borough of Reynolds
vllle. See. 4. The said Street Committee
shall have the right anil It I made it
duty to iirescrilie from time to time,
reasonable rules and regulations for
carrying out and enforcing the
provisions of thi ordinance anil not.
Inconsistent herewith cuch rules and
regulations to be approved by Council,
and shall have tho right to enforce the
winie as well a the provisions nf this
ordinance through such person or
persons as shall from time to time be
required, authorized and appointed so
tn do.
Sec. 5. Any person, firm or corpora
tion violating or failing to comply with
any of tho provision nf this ordinance
nr with any nf the rules and regulations,
which shall from time to time
bo mailo by the said Street Com
mit ten and approved by Council
as aforesaid, shall be liable to a
penalty of not less than ten ($10.00) dol
lars, and not exceeding twenty-flvo
($25.00) dollars, which shall he enforced
and recovered summarily before any
Justice, nf the I'cace nr Magistrate
within said Borough as other fines and
penalties are now by law col led able
and all such fines and penalties sliall bo
by hiicIi Justices nf tho Pence or Magis
trate paid to tlie Treasurer of the bor
ough and in addition thereto, the person
so offending shall bo llahlo for all tho
costs mid cxioiiso8 incurred by said
Borough, in enforcing any of tho pro
visions of thl ordinance or of tho rules
and regulations aforesaid and which
may bo enforced by an act Ion of assump
sit lieforo any Jnsticu of tho Peaeo or
Magistruto or Court of Common Pleas
having jurisdiction thereof.
Sec. It. Council reserves tho right to
amend, revise or repeal the provisions
of this ordinance at any timo aftor tho
period of two years from the time it bo
comes a law.
Sec. 7. Thnt any ordinance or partof
ordinance conllleting with tho provi
sions of this ordinance lie and tho sumo
is hereby repealed so far as tho same
affects this ordlnanco.
Ordained and enacted into a law in
Council this first day of March, A. D.
1807. W. S. STONE,
Attest: Pres. of Council.
L. J. Mc'ENTIRE, Clerk of Council.
Approved this 1st day of March, A.
D. 18!7. PKTKR ROIIERTSON,
Chief Burgess.
(Nn. 41)
AN ORDINANCE granting to the
Iteynoldsvillo Moctrlo Light, Heat and
Power Company, the right to enter
upon the streets, lanes and alleys of the
Borough of Reynoldsvillo, for tho pur
pose of laying and maintaining Its wires.
cables, conduits, tubes and conductors
through, undor and across the said
streets, lanes and alloys and for tho pur
posoof erecting poles t horeon to support
and maintain its wires whore not
buried.
Sec. 1. Bo it ordained and enacted by
the Town Council of the Borough
of Reynoldsvillo assembled, and it
is hereby ordained and enacted
by the authority of the same,
that the Reynoldsvillo Electric Light,
Meat and f owor Company, a corpora
tion created and organized undor the
laws of Pennsylvania, be and is hereby
granted the prlvlloge and right to enter
upon the highways, streets, lanes and
alleys or tne uorougn of ueynoidsvllle,
tor tne purpose or laving, placing, con
structing and maintaining thoreon and
inereln. Its wires, cables, conduits.
tubes and other apparatus necessary for
the conducting, conveying and trans
mission of electricity for electric light,
power, current, telegraph and te o-
phone purposes, subject to all the pro
visions oi general ordinances now in
process of passage before the Council,
being ordinances Nob. 39 and 40. and
being general ordinances rolating to the
entry upon, use and occupation of the
highways of the Borough of Reynolds
villa bv any firm, corporation or indi
vidual to construct a line of telegraph.
telephone, electrio light or eleotrlo
railway poles In or upon any street, lane
or alloy or publlo square of the Borough
of Iteynoldsvllle, and relating to the
erection, use, ojieration, construction
and Inspection of wires used for electri
cal purposes, providing for the inspec
tion and supervision of the same upon
streets, lanes or alleys and within build
ings, and providing regulations pertain
ing thereto, provided such company
shall within thirty days after the pas-
sago anil approval of this ordinance, file
III the olllce of the Secretary of tlie
( 'ouncil, cert illcate of acceptance of all
the condition mid provision of said
general ordinmici's and which certilicate
of llcccplance shall be executed under
the corporate seal of such Company,
duly attested by the president and sec
retary thereof.
See. 2. That In consideration of the
aforesaid gi ant tho IteynohlsvUle Elec
tric Light, Ib at and Power Company I
hereby required to pay Into the borough
treasury tlie um of "0 cent for each
anil every pole, per annum.
Sec. ;t. That this permission Is grunt
ed on the condition that the said llevn
oldsvllle Electric Light Meat and Power
Company have Its plant, work or works
fully completed and in operation In one
year frnm thed'ite nf the approval of this
nidi nance, a failure tn do so Is to lie
taken and deemed a full and complete
forfeiture of all rights and privilege
granted by this nrdimniee.
Sec. 4. That this permission I grunt
ed nn the condition that the rights ami
privileges granted by this ordination to
Iteynolilsville Meet I le Light lli-lll anil
Power Company are not assignable to
any other person, llrm or em poration.
without tlie approval by resolution duly
passed of the Town Council of the Bor
ough of Reviioldsville.
See. 5. 'l'hat any ordinance or part
of ordinance coiillictlng witli the pro-
isions of this orilinaiiee lie and the
same Is liereoy repealed so lar as ine
same alTccts this ordinance.
Ordained and emicteil Into a law In
Council this first duv of March, A. I).
lMSi". V. S. STUNK,
Attest: Pre, of ( ouncil.
I,. .1. MrENTlUK. Clerk of Council
Approved this 1st day of March, A.
1). l!i". Put Kit Ihuii'.uTsiiN,
(ill I Burgess.
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tiort, will cliiiiiue curs at Columbia Ave,
'lilliidclplilii.
4WNWHCTIONS, At WMIIiiuisirt wllh
Plillaleliliia,VKeiiillii;.lt. At Jersey Hlmre
with lull llrisik Itallwiiy. At Mill
Hall Willi Central Itallnmil or IVnii-yh imln.
At I'lilllpsliiiru with I'ennsylvnnhi ftnllrnuil
ami Allisinn cV I'hlllpsliiiiK Cnmii-ctliiK It. It.
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l'atton with Camhiia V Cleiollelil Division
of I'eiiiiKyl vimlli Itullruiiil. At Mnliatfey Willi
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lotclo.
JJOTEL McCONNELL,
UEYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
F HANK J. 11 LAV K, Proprietor.
Thn leuillnit Imtel of Ilie town. Ileuiliiiiiir.
tern for coinineri-lnl men. hteum heat, free
biis.lmtli riMims unci closets on every llisir.
suniple rooms, uiiiinru riHiin, leiepnone con
nei-llons eVc.
H
OTEL BELNAP,
UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
J. C. V1LLMAK, Proprietor.
First dims In every particular. Located In
the verv centre of tne business Dnrt of town.
Free 'bus to and from trains and commodious
itmple rooms for t'ommurclu.1 travelers.
Hntc(Uan0Uf.
NEFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Renl Estate. A Kent, Iteynoldsvllle, Pn.
pi MITCHELL,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW.
OfHce on West Main street, opposite tbe
Commerelul Hotel, Uuynoldsvlllu, Pa.
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Z. GORDON,
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW,
Brookvllle, Jefferson Co. Pa.
Offtre In room formerly occupied by Gordon
& Corbett West Mulu Ulreot..
q m. Mcdonald,
attorney-at-law,
Notary I'uhllc, reul estate BUi-nt, Patents
secured, collections made promptly. Office
In Noluo block, Iteynoldsvllle, i'u.
JRANCIS J. WEAKLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Offlcea In Mulinney bulldhiK, Mulu Street,
Reyuoldsville, Pa.
jyR. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDS VILLE, PA.
Resident dentist. In bulldlnic near Metho
dist church, opposite Arnold block, Gentle
nens lu uperatiug.
jya. R. E. HARBISON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Koynoldsvllle, Pa.
Office In rooms formorly occupied by 1. 8.
McCrelKbt.
jya. r. dkvere king,
DENTIST,
Office at the residence of I. C. King-, M. I at
corner of Mulu und Bixth streets, Ituyuolds
villa, Pa.
Worth Knowing.
Many thousand people have found a
friend in Bacon's Celery King.
If you have never used this great
spi cille for the prevailing maladies of
the age, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
rheumatism, costiveiirs, nervous ex
haustion, nervous prostration, Sleep
lessness and all disiases arising from
derangement of tho stomach, liver and
kidneys, wo would bo pleased to give
you a package of this great, nerve tonic
free nl charge. Reynold Drug Store.
Ititllrc-citi OMute Col'lf.
PENNSYLVANIA ItAI Lli )A l.
IV KFI-'WT NOVK.MHKH 1.1, 11111.
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SlIlllHII'V, jllll'I'l-Ullll'U mill Illtcl'llH-lltllll-slll-
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Hui-riNlimi nnil Internieillnli' stui Ions, nr
llvliiuul I'lillllilelphlll 4:'.l A. M.i New Yolk,
7:: A. H. I'lilluuiu Slccplim curs frnm
II:iitMmiiu Iii I'lilluilelplilii anil New York.
I'lillnilelplilti ptc-M-iiuer run ri-iiiuia in
mI t- iiiifllsliii licfl until 7::m A. M.
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purl to I'ltlhifli-lptiiii. I'le..,., titers In li-eM-r
hir llulthuoi-e mid Wiislilnuloll will lie
Iruiisferreil Into Wustiliiulonsli'epi'r ul llnr
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I'lilluilelplilii mill Wlllliimspiii l In Hull I
tunic.
WESTWARD
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Itifhiwuv. Ililltnls. I ' el llielll tlllll tiller-
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l. M. rnr Ki le.
!I:Miii. in. 1 1 mIii II, ilully for Erie null Inler
fneilliite tinllits.
ft:'.'ii p. 111.--T111I11 II, ilnlly except Htiiiiluy fnr
Mine 11 1111 iiitcriiictiiuicstiiimn.
Tlimitllll TIIMNf lull DHIETWOOD
I KOM TDK EAST ANDSUI I II.
TltAIN II leaves I'lilluileliililii S::io A. in.
iislilnirlnn, 7..VI A. M.s lliillluiiiie, s:.Via. M.
Wllkeslito-le. 111:1.-, a. M.: fill 1 1 V exi-ent Sim-
iluv. nirlvinu nl Drift wnnd ul ft:.'il I'. M. wllh
i'lrHmuu I'lirlur car ftoiu I'tilluilelplila lo
lllllllnspnrt.
TltAIN il leaves New York lit s p. 111.: I'lilla
ilehilila. 11:20 11. 111.: Wiisliliuttim. ln.40 . m.
Itiiltltiinre. ll:Mi n. m.i flu 1 1 v iirrivlnir 111
Dlirtwnnfl lit !I:.VI II. m. rulllllllll slei-llilltf
cur rrnm I'liiltolelpliiii In Erie mill iiuui
Wtislihitflon 1011I lliilllmore to W tllluiiisnnrt
nnil ihrniiL'h piisseirjer ennches rrnm I'hiln
ilelpliiii lo Kile anil Itulllliiore to Willlums-
IHII'l.
TltAIN I leave Iteiiovn at n::m 11. ni., iluily
except Sutif Itiy , nrrivliiK st Drlftwisiil 7:.l
a. in.
JOHNSONISUKO TtAILltOAI).
(Daily except Sunday.)
TltAIN ID leave Itlilirwnv at H:20'u. lit.: John
snnhiirK at :: 11. 111., uirlvlnn at Clermont
at io:.i. 11, in.
TRAIN 20 eaves Clermont at 10:4ft 11. m. ar
rlvliiK at .InlinsouliiiiK at 11:41 a. in. and
Itlilnway at 11. m.
JIDGWAY & CLEARFIELD R. R.
DAILY F.XCKIT SUNDAY.
SorTIIWAItD. NDHTIIWAHD
P.M A.M. STATIONS. P.M. P.M
12 10
12 17
12 21
12:12
12 :ut
12 40
12 42
13 4ft
13 ftft
I Oft
I (Kl
I Ift
14 ft
II 2ft
ti:tl
u;m
tils
II ft!
Hft7
II Till
III III
III 12
10 22
III 2 ft
IIKI0
0 4ft
Hlilifwiiy
Islnnd Itun
Mill Haven
Croylund
fhinls Mills
lllue ItiH-k
Vliieyai'd Itun
Currier
llriM-Uwuvvllte
Mi-Minn SiiimiiiU
llurveys itun
l-'nl Is Creek
Diillois
2 Kl I', :i0
I
I 4s
l:i7
1 :il
1 2li
I 27
I 2ft
I Ift
I Oft
12 ft
12 an
12 40
II ID
noti
1104
ft fill
ftft7
ft
ft 14
ft:ci
ft 2
ft 20
6 10
TltAINK LEAVE ItlDdWAY.
Enstwurd. Westward
Train s, 7: IT a. m. Train H, ll-.M a. m
Train H, 2:10 p. in. Train l,:i:IO p. in
Train 4, 7:ftft p. m. Train II, 7:21 p. m
, II. Ill TCIIINSON,
den. Mummer.
J. It. WOOD.
Urn. 1'iiss. Aff't.
HUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTS-
ilURUII RAILWAY.
The short line between Dultols, ItldKway,
llk..,lr....l U..I.. I...W..I.. 1,....1.,.U...B
NliiKura Falls and points in tho upper 'oil
region.
On and ufler Nov. 1Mb. Istlll. uassen.
Iter trahis will nrrtveand depart from Falls
creek station, ualiy, except HiiiKlay, us 101
lows:
7.2ft a 111 and l.:ift p m for Curwensvllle and
Clearlield.
10.00 u m HiitTulo nnd Hochesler mail For
llris'k wnvville. lMflirwnv.Jiilinsntihlirir.Mt
.li'welt. ifriitirnrd.Huhimnncii. Itilftliloand
ItiM-iiester; c-onnectliiK at .lolinsonliurK
with i'. v K. train , ror wueox, mine,
Warren, Corry nnd Erie.
10.27 a m Acconimodutlon For Sykes, Illg
Kiln and ruiixsuiuwncy.
10.2N a m For Ueynoidsvllle.
l.lft n m llriidford Acconimodutlon For
lleechtree. ItriH-kwnvville. Kllmont. Car'
nifin, Kliliiwny, joiinsonlairK, Mt.Jewett
and lirauroru.
1.2ft p. m. Accommodation for Punx.su
tuwney und Ills' Hun.
4.2ft u. m.-Mall-Kor DuPols, Hykcs, Illg
nun runxsuiuwney unu nuision.
7.40 n m Accomniodutlon for Illg Itun und
I'liiixsulawncy.
Pussenirers are refjuested to piircliase tick
ets licfore enterlnx Ilie curs. An excess
rhnrite of Ten Cents will lie collected by con
ductors when fares are paid on trains, from
all st at ions where a ticket office Is maintained.
Thousand mile tickets nl two cents per
mile, good for passage between all stutions.
J. II. MclNTYIiR. Agent. Falls Creek, I'u.
E. C. LAI'KY, (Jen, l'us. Agent,
Itis-liester N. Y.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY commencing Sunday
November 2i), 18110, Low Grade Division.
FAHTWAIII).
No.l. No.5. N'o.S. 101 luv
STATIONS.
A. M. P. M. A. M. A. M. P. M
Red Bunk 10 AO 4 3ft
Luwsonhum .. .. 11 Oil 4 4s
New llethluhem 11 W S 20 S 20
Oak ltldge II 7 6 2s 27
Muysvllle II 44 6 :1 tft :tl
Hummerville ... 12 HI 6 50 6 A2
Hit xikvtlle 12 20 ft 14 011
Hell 13 2rt 30 Ift
Fuller 12 as I) 32 0 37
Iteynoldsvllle.. 12 .V, ft AO ft 4ft
Pancoast tl l fts ft:i
Fulls Creek 1 3.. 7 10 7 00 10 aft lift
Diillois 1 lift 7 30 T 13 10 4ft 1 45
Hubulu 14 7 ifcl 7 2ft
Winlerburu .... Ift 7 4.1 7 3ft
Penlleld 2 04 7 4U 7 41
Tyler 2 13 7 ft 7 At)
Hmieielle 1 42 8 27 S 17
Orilllt i A3 8 37 S 27
Driftwood 3 20 g oft s Aft
P. M. P. M A. M. A. M. P. Mi
WKHTWAHD.
No.2 No.ft Nu.10 10ft 110
STATIONS.
Driftwood 10 16 8 al tail
Orant tlO 3S 7 t5 All
Henetette 10 4 6 07 Oil
Tyler 11 17 6 34 11 3D
Penlleld 1126 ft 43 11411
Wlnterburn .... 11 it! ft 411 (Aft
Hubulu 11 42 8 Ml 7 Oil
DuHols 12 Aft 7 12 7 20 13 40 S 10
Fulls Creek lift 7 2ft 7 8ft 12 AO 8 20
Puiicoust tl 31 t7 31 t7 41
Iteynoldsvllle.. 1 40 7 40 7 AO
Fuller 1 At) 7 A7 07
Hell t) ON it W t8 10
Hrookvllle J 16 8 Ift (86
Humuiervllle.... tit! 8 32 8 42
Muysvllle t 82 8 A2 02
Oakltldge 1 00 llll 9 00
New llelhlehem S 10 9 10 V 80
I.awKotihain.... 3 42 9 42
Red Hunk Aft AA
p. ni. A. ni P. M. P M p. il.
Trains dally except Sunday.
DAVID MoOAlUlO.aiN'L.SUPT.
JAB. P. ANDEUBON Okn'1, Pass. Aot.
m. w. Mcdonald,
FIRE,
LIFE n1
RCCIDENT
insurance.
I Imve n Im ire lino of Coinpanli s and
urn prepared to hunillo liirjri or smiill
lines of Itisuriiiioo, Prompt iiltehtlon
(riven to tiny business Intrusted to my
t'lire. Olllce in Nolan lllock, Keynolds-
ville, Pn.
Beatrix Randolph,
If Ton Are Mot Reading It,
COMMENCE IT NOW.
It will be Found In Another Col
tinin of till I'u per.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-shoer
and General Blacksmith.
Horse hlnu'lntf done In tho noatcst murinor
find by the liiK'Ht linprovi-d imMhods, Over
I'KulHTpn'iit kliwU nf j-Ikm'm murti' ftr rorrof
tlon of faulty Ht'tlon nml (llHtHM(, fMt. (nly
tlu hest rnukt-of hIhii'h arid nu.U ui-d. Uv
palrlnpi of all klncN can-fully and promnlly
dono. HATISPACTION (Jl'AllANTKKn, J.uinhor
111 en's KiipiiHt'H on hand.
.luckHdii .1. near Fifth, Key nol.Uvllle, pu,
Annual Spring Openin
Saturday. March 27.
A. D. Deemer & Co,
Invite everybody to call and inspect their big store, brim
ful of new goods new in every sense of the word,
as we never carry goods from one season (
to another and the very latest styles.
Shirt Waists
All with the new sleeve,
detachable collar and cuffs,
six different styles of ladies'
white collars to be sold sepa
rate; and the new ribbon for
ties, something up to date.
Silks
For waists, dresses and
trimming. Cheap Kaiki wash
silks in plain, stripes and
check. Plain, changeable
and fancy Taffety's brocades.
Scotch Suitings
Homespuns, cheviot ef
fects, checks, all the new
colors; the quality will eell
them. Dress patterns, no
two alike, nor will we dupli
cate on them.
Spring Wraps
Ladies,' misses' and chil
dren's coats and capes in
velvet, Bilk and cloth. Ladies'
coat suits and separate skirts
in all the new patterns. In
fants' long coats.
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EDUCATIONj:
ct,on nt th On
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minim.nnnnn.mn..-. llltTt!!. m, r irei-
cluM accommoflntlons nnd low rutm. Stt nl1
tntudpnt. Kor rlrrnlarw n1 rat., n'ldrfU
Htato Norwl Mcaol, Loch Hnvea, Pa.
Wash Goods
Department contains all
the late linen crashes, home
spuns, etamines, French and
Cevlon orerandies. dimities.
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lappets, lawns.
Embroideries, Laces
We are overstocKett
with that line. You will findf
a variety to select from. I
Clothing Department
Will be found complete
everything new and nobby
Men's, youths' and boys' suits,
pants, shirts and underwear
neckwear, hats and shoes.
Shoes
We have shoes to fi
everyone, spring styles Jus;
in. "Deemer's shoes wea
well" is a common expression!
but well earned, for once
shoe customer they are wit
us always. j