JK L K AIj 'A ' K.
HAVE YOU ANY IDEA OF WHAT IT HAS
DCMG FOR YUUf
Anil, tin lit Wlmt Vnn Mltht llo In
Return. tt-ie Vim Kfff Ul Thnl
a I'nsslnu Thunuhl f An Killtnr'a
Interi-sllnit llrvti'ir ol the nlJeel.
Tim titiiii I linn ilntin r,0 lliliiK" f'T yon
nml In i n!;- !t!'ltl:s In iln lit) limro.
It tnlil votir frli !nln hcti your par
etitn v tin-ii il.
If mi i i ii i il tn tlin worltl win ii ytm
wi ro 1 1 r.i.
It n riirdfMl tlio Rroiit i'rnm of your
vhililliiitiil, whi'ii yim worn lost a n
wmi'li l iiiK Imliy, whrii yon hud tlin
mi'iisles nml Hi nrlrt fi'Vcr, when you fell
into tlio wiislitiih nml hourly ilrnwnril,
wln'M you 'ell from tlin rherry trett nml
lirnliii vnm ciilliir Initio, when you first
Ntiirti'il to ki'IiooI iiikI when you onrnud
your llrst iirizn.
Litter on it tolil how yon hint rum
iltril tlio studies of tlin iliMtrirt school
nml how i'lniii'iitly you rcnltt-il your
grniliinlliiK iiriition.
It tohl of your enter Inn hlfjh sehnol or
nt'inlciny. It tohl of your cunt'St" In
biiHiibnli unit ti'iniiH. It told of your tin
rmitiiro for oollcno or your first vcnturn
in uusitiiss.
It told of your vnrionN visit hfliik to
tlin otil homo tiidplilMirliond, mid it nl
wuy:i wlshnl you wll in your Kroutost
UllilerHlkillKil.
It lilntetl inoilcNtly nliout tlio first
tlnin yon wont n rourtiiiK nnd Rnvn
timi'ly wiirniiiK to "hi'l folks" tlmt tlio
ueiyhliors knew tlmt nmtiiM wore grow
lux interesting ovor tln ir way.
It minoiinrcd tlio tininof yourexpeot
ed wediliiiM, nnd it imlillnlii'd tlio notice
of tlio imirrhiKO ItcctisB nnd pnvn yon a
nico pull noiiceriiing the wedding core
inony. It told of your extended honoymnon
tour nnd of your settliiiKilown to house
keeping. When yon were nick, the homo Jinper
week liy wt-el: informed your moro tils
taut 111'iKlihorn of your Input's and Im
provenuiutH. It told nliont your lost cow nnd led
to her recovery. It told how your hone
hud been stolen and led to the Trent of
the thief.
When yon wore, RettiiiK dull nnd tired
through the monotony of your Inhcr,
the paper tinted that tlio people get up
a celelirution, nnd you were named an
ouo of it Buitnhlo committee on arrange
ments. And when it wan all over, it
gave you just praise for the suooess of
the mi'lnrtukitig. i
In iiumoruus way the paper bai
helped to put your name heforo the peo
ple And you wonld novcr have had
your lucrative office or yonr honorable
recognition from tlio community but for
the kind aid of the local printer.
If you aro a memlier of a Sunday
aohonl or society of any sort, Hint same
paper publishes your nnnouncomenti
and the varioua proceedings of yonr
meetings.
It tollH the people tnnch which yon
would liko to huve known, but which
modesty or necessity prevents you from
telling.
If you and all yonr folks bavo been
pro? porous and fortunate in your affairs,
tlio paper has boosted you all the way.
If you have hud misfortune, the paper
asked for sympathy in your behalf.
Thus the paper has rejoiced when you
rejoiced and wept when you wept. If
you are a good and enterprising eitiaen,
the paper will alwaya bo your frioud
and will back you iu your enterprise!
and will help to find your business
friends.
' It tolls you where to buy and where
to sell. It tells of rogues to be avoided.
It tells you of current prices and pre
vents you from being cheated and swin
dled iu 100 ways.
Finally, when you die, the paper will
publish your obituary and will oover
over your faults and will recite the
story of your good deeds. ,
All these things the local editor will
cause his paper to do, but no one else
in the world will do them or can do
them for you even for love or money.
The outside paper is a stranger to yonr
little world and is not at all interested
in its improvement Yet your local pa
per does all this free of cost to you, if
you are willing to receive it that way.
However, for yonr sake, we hope you
are too generous to accept so many un
requited favors and that you are willing
to reciprocate the same.
Help the editor. Be his friend, and he
Will prove his friendship to you.
Subscribe for his paper and pay for
it regularly in advanoe and gel your
neighbors to do the same.
Bend him the news or occasionally a
watermelon or a peck of poaches.
Invite him to your pionios and fam
ily dinners, so that he can eat a square
meal occasionally.
Don't call the ticket yon give him to
the church concert a deadhead. He
can't buy tickets from everybody to
everything, but he will say kind words
of yonr performances and thnslead oth
ers to buy your tickets. '
If you have anything to buy or sell,
let the paper assist yon to.find custom
era Advertising tlmt really pays the
printer benefits both advertisers and
readers.
If you have any job printing to do,
don't take it to an outside offloo, but
give yonr newspupor the first chance.
Give the editor a pointer occasionally
or write him sensiblo short articles and
don't got mad if he fuils to see every
thing yonr way. Whon he does any a
igood thing, tull him so.
In short,- remember the golden rnle
and don't forget the editor of your local
paper. Richmond (Ind.) Enterprise.
A vera Thomp.
He I was reading somewhere the
other day that no woman should ever
marry a genius.
She Ob, well, don't let that worry
yon. Even if tho girls were disposed to
heed roc- advice the bars wonld still be
down for you. Obloago News.
HUMOR OF THE HOUR.
Mrs. MuLnck My darter Hnlly said
there was a geiitlemnti wanted to res
tun, so I come right down 'tliont stop
pin to fix wp, 'cihimi I s'posn y'r car
riage is wiiitln, lint I just want tn my,
furst olT. Diet tlin rep irt In the morn in
papers nliout us fnlliii heir tn a for
tune wn published 'lliout my consent,
an tlin fact In, we hain't got tlin money
yet, mi wo can't accept any Invites to
halls nil parties nil receptions all things
for a month yet at least. You're Mr.
Astorbilt, ain't you, or IwkhIii y'r
piiriloii mi'liby y'r Mister Itneknfi-llurT
Stranger (n mini who understands
his business) tJml I sen I sen how it
is, illinium. You wish n little time to
to mount the death of the wealthy rela
tive; of course, of course, I er really
didn't suppose you were ipiitn reinly to
attend the er brilliant social futin.
lions, but 1 just dropped in for a friend
ly I'bat, and, by the way, hern Is some
thing I brought with me something
which nil Indies of the Knur Hundred
aro using, nnd it occulted to mo you
wonld likn tn buy onn or more. Ho I
er brought 'em along. Here they are,
minium our new patent ebony In
last forever frying pan, only nil cents,
or three for $1. New York Weekly
Rnadv For Him.
"Hnrely I cannot Im mistaken," snld
the bunko steerer. "This Is Undo Silas
of .loach i ni's Corners, isn't it? .lust let
me carry that carpetbag for you."
Ten minutes later tho bunko man
was perspiring likn a horse and grunt
ing with every step.
"What iu the world hnvn you In this
bng?" hn asked. "It weighs a ton."
"Meant tlmt it should," returned
Uncle Hilas tersely. "Loaded it with
bricks u-purpeso nn put my clean collar
an an extra pair o' socks in my emit
pocket. Itnckon yon binko-hunko men
don't get hardly enough exercise to keep
your health good. What? Ooin?" Chi
cago Post.
Easy Enough.
"Tho first thing yon want to do,"
said the boss hook agent, "when you
get tn town is tn have a lot of tho prom
inent and Influential citizens subscribe.
Ulve 'em the bonk free. We stand for
it."
"How is the easiest way to picktheiu
out?" asked the beginner.
"Whenever you foe a fine house with
the sidewalks and street In front of it
unimproved, that's one of 'em. "Cin
cinnati Enquirer
The Girl I want one ob dem love
philters wnt'll make er man de goil
gives it tor git down an kiss de ground
she walks on, an say, ole lady, make it
strong, will yer? New York Journal.
Briefs From Bill-ill.
The oouutry is settling down to bnsl
ness, and the boys are all getting
ready to spend their pensions in peace.
What we want in this conn try now
is business, aud plenty of It. Ho let's
all get down to tbe rail splitting.
An exobange says, "Tbe country is
looking np " This is a good sign, when
we consider how it's been raining.
The only reason "money talks" is
because "work tells. "Atlanta Consti
tution.
A Barraln.
Mr. Strikyer Confound it! The way
they tax ns is simply outrageous!
Mrs. Strikyer How much is it, John?
Mr. Strikyer One hundred and
ninety-nine dollars and ninety-eight
cents. -
Mrs. Strikyer Why, John, they've
evidently marked them down from 9200 1
Hurry up and take advantage of it-
New York Truth.
When Johnny Went Sneaking; Home.
"I met that little Miss Penny wright, "
said the returned volunteer, "for the
first time since we got baok."
"Did she kiss you?" asked tbe other
Toluuteer.
"Naw. I struck an attitude all right,
and thon she asked me if I hadn't been
out of town. "Indianapolis Journal.
A Home Thrust.
"No," said the rioh old bachelor, "I
never could find time to marry."
"Well," replied tbe young woman
With the sharp tongue, "I'm not sur
prised to hear yon say so. It certainly
would have taken a good while to per
suade any girl to have you." New
York Journal.
Didn't Need It.
Farmer Plodd Where yon been,
neighbor?
Farmer Furrow To have a tooth ont
"Did yon have gas?"
"Gas? No. It was broad daylight"
k-Youkers Statesman,
Education Keglaeted.
He (in the grand stand) Great Soottl
Did you see how that ball curved over
the plate?
She Why don't they put somebody
in thut can throw straight? Chicago
Tribune.
Where William Exoallad.
"Yon speak," said a fond mother,
"about people having strength of mind,
but when it comes to strength of don't
mind my son William surpasses any
body I ever knew. "Metropolitan,
According to the latest statistics, tbe
population of Greece is increasing more
rapidly than that of any other country
namely, at the rata of 1,87 per oeui
per annum.
A Desperate Case.
LOCAtlNQ A COUPLET.
A Fnmlllnr Qnnlntlnn Asorlhcll tn
llntlrr Is Plnreil.
Few in inn I ir iiii'itatlous have more
enpaifcd the pens if critics tbnii the fol
lowing:
Ft hn tlmt flrhlsnnd run away
Kill live tn lUlit anntlinr day.
These Hues nro almost universally
supposed to forma pnrt of "Undibrns,"
nnd so confident havoevnn scholars been
nn the Mil jret that in 17H4 n wiwrwns
liiailo lit lioiitln nf !J0 tn 1 that they
wero tn Im found In that inimitable
poem. Doilsb y was referred tn as tho
arbiter, when hn ridiculed tlin idei of
consulting him on tho subject, saying,
"Every foul knows they aro In 'Hudl-
lirns. ' "
(Icorpo Helwvn, who was nrnaent,
said to Dmlsloy, "Pray, sir. will yon lie
good enough, then, tn inform on old fool,
who Is at tlio sumn time your wise
worship's very humble servant, in wind;
enntn they urn to bo found?"
Dodsley took down the volume, but
hn con bl not find the passage. Tlin lic.t
day came, w ith no better success, nnd
tlio sage bibliiiphile wasobliged to con
fers "that a mail might be i;.'iiorunt of
the author of this well known couplet
without hciirt absolutely n fool. " Cut
ler has Indeed two or three a" s
somewhat similar. The (inn that comes
nearest Is the following, in "IIudiluuH,"
book II, canto II, Verso 21 :l:
Fur tluittt tlmt fly tuny ,Jii:lit fi:ttln,
Which h.i ma never do tlinl Vi t-lciiri.
The fact, however, is t'uit the couplet,
thus erroneously ascribed to tlio author
of " Ilinlilir.it. ' occurs iu n small vol
uiiinnf ini-i i lluneons poems by Mr John
Mniines, written in the reign of Charles
IL Exchangn.
ItiisInK a llrlilc'a F.nr.
In Lithuania, lOirovluce of KuksIii, it
is uiistoimiry that the bride's curs should
ho boxed before thn innrriiign ceremony
No innt.ter how tender hearted tho moth
er may he she nlwavs makes it. a point
nf administering a hearty smack to her
'aughtcr iu tho presence of witnosses,
and n note Is madn of the fact. The
mother's intention Isiikind one, though
the custom itself is bad. Tho reason for
it Is tn protect thn bride should her mar
riage prove an unhappy one. In that
case she will sue for a divorce, and her
plea will bo that alio was forced into the
marriage against her will, nnd on that
snore the verdict of tho judge will bo in
her favor.
Ills fttrtv of RltJInsr.
Oamhrel Oh, I'vo seen worse riders
than you, but why do you jump up and
let In daylight between yonrself aud
the horse at every step?
Snaflle That's nil you know about
it. I don't rise from the horso. lie
drops down from me. I keep right In
tbe same position all the time. Iioston
Transcript.
Family HesenthlnneeB.
Annt Whom does yonr new little
sister most look like, your father or
your mother?
Little Emma Both. She has no
teeth. That's like monimer. And she's
hairless, like popper. Toronto World.
Tbe Papuans of tbe Malay coast of
New Guinea are still In tbe most primi
tive state. They are wholly unacquaint
ed with motels and make their weupons
of stones, bones and wood.
ACTIVE SOUCITOIW WANTFP EVEHY
where for "The Htory nf Hie riilliiplnrs"
by Murat HhIhiphiI, rnnimisNloned ly ttie
Government as Official HtslorlHii to the War
Department. The book whs written tn army
ramps at. Han Francisco, on the I'acIHe with
tlcneral Merrlt, In the InmiiltalH at Honolulu,
In HntiK Knng, In the American trenches at
Manila, In the liisiiruent i-iiinpH with Aniiln
alclo, on the deck of theOlymphi with Itw
ey, and In the roar of battle at the fall nf
Manila. Bonanza for nirentH. Ilrlmfnl of or
iginal pictures taken hy noyernmeiit pluitov
rapherson the spot. Large tMHtk. Low prices.
Ill u protlts. Fn-lKht paid. Credit given. Drop
all trashy unofficial war hooks. Outtlt free.
Address, K. T. Harber, Hec'y., Htur Insurance
Uldg., Chicago.
Get an Education
Th bMi tntflt In Htm. Bt method um1 fti
CENTRAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
LOCK HAVE ll'Uataa !., PA.
Sftnmc fsonltr, varied eonreoa, food library,
modern apparatus in laboratorr and crmoa
alum. haadaoma naildknia. astnlta aruunda.
iSaurtaat Una. laaat aapane. Htata alii to ala
dauta. In atlilttloa tn resular oiinrsra. alao-
I lira work iaoRarad is Mtiatc.Hh'irttianit.TrP-
nraq lur iimawatru OMit"ufl.
I SLIMIS, rt. ., rrtariaal, bit Haraa, fa.
Nobby Suits
To Order !
JOHNS & THOMPSON,
(Successors to Hamblet & Swartz)
Merchant Tailors,
Feel confident that we
-can give satisfaction in
-both cut and make up.
W. A. Thompson, a cut
-ter with
Forty Years' Experience,
will do the cutting.
We respectfully ask the
-people of Reynoldsville
to give us a call before
ordering elsewhere.
Johns & Thompson.
StMercUnitstitte.
"y H. 8TAMEY,
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
Office at Motel Mi-Contii-ll, IteyniiliNrllle, Pa.
f1 MITCHKU,,
ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW.
Office on Wett Mil In street, npmisltn the
Oimmert'liit Hotel, Iteyiiolilsvlllit, Pa.
OOKDON.
A TTO 1 1 N E Y- A T-1 , A W ,
ItriHikvllle, .lelTerson Co. I'n.
Office In room f'lrtnci lv occupied liy Hot don
A 'MllicU West .Mnlll K'icc!.
q m. McDonald,
attounky-at-law,
Notnly I'llitllc, leill estlile intent, PlitcltlM
secioeil, culled lute, ttnitle pi iiinpl ly. Otllci,
III Nolan lilis-k, Pi-whiIiUviHc, I'm.
MIAN('IH.I. W KAKI.KY.
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
Offices In Mtilifiney hnllilliiK, tiiln Hired,
llej niililsvlllc. Pa.
8
'MITII M. McCltKKillT,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW,
Nnl ii rr I'n til l- oiirl I : I, I K...I11I11 Aireiit. Cul
leiMtiins will leceive pimiiil llltchtliiti. Itttlce
ill l-iM-ttl!f Ii fit tletiiy liliM'k, lieiir poslolllcl',
Keyiioldsvllle, Pa.
K. NKK"'
JUSTICE OI'TI IK I'KACK
And Kent Estiite Agent, llcynnlil-.vlllc, Pa.
D
II. II. E. IIOOVEll,
KKYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Resident iIciiIIhI. In Hie I'ioi hlleh A Hen
ry hlts'k, near the pfistnltlci', Main street.
Oent.leiicHH In oiieratliig.
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It. It. DkVEIIK kino,
DENTIST,
Office over Iteyttotdsvllle Hardware Co. store,
Main street, Iteyuoldsville, I'll.
J)lt. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST.
Office In the ,1. Van Iteed liuthlliiK, near
rornerof Main and Fifth streels.
Ootcl.
JJOTEL McOONNELL,
KEYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FHANKJ. ni.ACK, l,i,t,iMm:
The lendlim hotel of the town. Ileiidipinr
ters for commercial men. Kteum heiii, free
litis, hath riMims and elimeta on every flisir,
saiiipli rtHiiim, liilllard i-isim, tolephone 1:011
nectiniiH Ac.
JJOTEL HELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
J. C. JULLMAK Pntprirlnr.
First class In every nartlrulnr. Located In
the very centre of llie htlsltiess tiart nf town.
Free 'hits to and from trains andcornmiMlloiis
sample rooms for commercial travelers.
4 Hollo, Neighbor!
Where do you buy your
FURNITURE
now? I buy mine at the
Ii EE-HIVE. Why let me
tell you, the
Rich and Poor
Old and Young
Married and Single
all buy their House Fur
nishings from
HUGHES & KELSO.
Uiulertaklnit a Speclalt.
Bee-Hive Bldg. , Cor. Main
and Fifth Sts.
'ubacrlbc for
The -X- Star,
If you writ th News
L. M. SNYDER,'
Practical Horse-slioer
- And General Blacksmith.
Morse-HtiooliiR done in the neatest manner
and ley the latest liiuinived methods. He
puirlnK of all kinds carefully and promptly
dune. tlATUirAUTiuM Uimkantkui.
HORSE CLIPPING
Have ust received a complete set of ma
chine horse clippers of luteal atyle 'Wt puttera
and am prepared to do clllililnu In the beat
puw ilblo maimer at reaaouaule rutea.
Jackson 8t. near Fifth, Ue jnoldavllle, Pa.
A LT.EOTTENY VALLEY TtAILWAY
COMPANY, In effect Sunday,
.1 uno 211, 1WIH, lyiw Oradn Division.
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2:10 7 17 Arr WIIXIAMKI'T l.ve t!2 M "II :t
s;nll2(il l.ve I'llll.A Arr S 2t( 7 Ml
l.v.N Y.vlaTaniiuiua Ar ItVi
4:i0 fllOO l.v.
N.
Y. via i'hlla.. Art) 10 40
;o:to
am p in
p m
a m
' I "ally Ueek-iliiys 4 no p in Sundays
Hiftft a m Hunday
h" Ttirooixli pusseimem travellnir via Phil
adelphia 011 I2.4:i p nt train from Wllllama
port, will clianKe cars at Huntingdon t-t.,
l'lilhtdelphla.
4 OM-. TI0N.-At Wllllamsport with
I'lilliKlelphlaA'HendlnKK.K. At Jersey Hliore
Willi Fall HriMik Hallway. At Mill
Hull with Central Railroad of I'ennsylvanla.
At I'tilliirstnirir with I'ennsvlvanla Kallroad
and Allisinaft I'hlhpsliurir 'Connectlnv H. K.
At ( leartleld with Hultalo, Korhester A
iMttslitinih Itallwiiy. At Miihuffev and
I'atton with t'amhrla A t'learlleld Division
of I'eniisylvunla Kullroiid. At Muhuffey with
I'eniisvlvnnla & Nortb-Western Kallroad.
A. ti. PAI.MKH. F. K. llrHHIMAN.
Huperliitendetit. Oen'l Hass. Ant.
I'lilladelphla, Pa.
BUFFALO, ROCHF.STEU & PITTS
BURGH RAILWAY.
The short line between llilllols, Itldway,
llradford, Hulamanca, Huffaln, Rochester.
NiaKara Falls and point In the upper oil
roiElon.
On and after July 3rd, 19, passen
ger trains will arrive and depart from Falls
Creek station, dally, except Sunday, as fol
lows: 7.25 a m, 1 .40 and 4.A0 p m for Curwensvllle and
Cleurlleld.
9.A7 a m Rochester mall For Ilrock
wnyvllle, Kldicway, Jotinsonburff, Mt.
JeMrett, braiiford, Hulamanca, and
KiK'hester; connectlnn at .Tohnsonhurn
with P. tc E. train K, for Wilcox, Kane,
Warren, Cirrry and Krle.
10.27 a m Accommodation For Bykea, Big
Kun and Punxstitiiwney.
10.28 a m For Kcynolilsvllle.
1.15 p m Itu ITitlo F.xprcss For Beech
tree, Rrockwayvtlle, Kllmont, Car
nion, Rldiiway. .I'lhnsonhurK, Mt. Jewett
llradford, and HulTulo.
1.90 p. m. Accommodation for Punxsu-
tawnuyand Blur Kun
4.10 p. m.-Mall-For Dullols, ttvkes. Big
Run Punxsutnwney and Clearfield.
7.50 p m Accommodation for Rig Kun and
Punxsutawney.
Passenucrs are requested to purchase tick
ets before entering the cars. An excess
chartre of Ten Cents will be collected by con
ductors when fares are paid on trains, from
all stations where a ticket office Is maintained.
Thousand mile tickets at two cents per
mile, good for passage between all stations,
J. II. McIntyri, Agent, Fall Creek, Pa.
E. C. Lapst, Gen. Paa. Agent,
Rochester N. Y.
ft Ift
ft tl
t II A ill
:t7 ft :t!
ft 4.1 ft :
Tiol!
Tie Jefferson Snily Co
The Three Largest Stores in this end of the county,
constantly filled with a complete assortment of nearly all
classes of goods. ' See our line of Ladies' Fur, Plush and
Cloth
CAPES AND JACKETS
at pricest that are selling them. Also our line Men's fall
and winter Suits and Overcoats.
Finest line Men's Neckwear ever put in this section,
direct from the manufacturers. See them and you will be
convinced that they are of the finest put out.
An elegant new line of ladies and children's
HAT
just in and they are beauties. OUR GROCERIES and
MEATS are as superior as ever and as constantly fresh.
Don't forget the 3 Big Stores.
Jefferson Supply Co.
Reynoldsville, Rathmel and Big Soldier: .
PENNSYLVANIA IlAILnOAD.
I'hlliidol plils tt. Erlo Kallroad Division.
In efTeet Mhv 211, IHiifl. Trlni leave
Drilttvootl as follows:
KARTWA III! '
:W a m Train S, weekdays, for ftimbtirjr,
Wllkeslnirre, lliirletnn, rmtsvllln, Peranum,
llarrlstinrit attd the ttitermedlate sta
tions, nrrlvltiK at. I'lilladelphla t-.a p.m.,
New York, :;i ii. m. Knit linore. 0:(Mf p.m. I
Wasliliifflon, 7:1ft p. m I'lillimin I'nrlor car
from WlllliiiiispiiiMii I'lilliidnlphla and pus-st-niri-r
rimidies from Kami to l'lilln(lel)lil
nml Wlllliimssnt to Hiililiiiore and Wash
liiKton, 4:tl p. tn.-Traln II, weekdays, for Hr
rlshiiiK and Intermi'dliiln stations, r
rlvlnu at I'hiliideiptiiii 4::m a. m.i New iork,
7::ci A. M. I'll 1 1 in i r Hleeplint Cnrs from
IliirrUl.niir In l'l,llii.l, l,l,iu anil New York.
I'lilliideliililn pussemrers run remain In
stci'tM-riindlsl in lied until 7::l A. M.
l'i:H p.m. - Train '.dully for "niihitry, Harris
I. .im nnd liiteiiiiediaie stiillnns, arrivlns at
I'hlliKlelplila, il:M a. H.i New York, ll:M
A. M. on week diiys mid Kl .'is A . on (titn
ihiyi Hiililinore, ii:ir. a. m.i WnhliiKton, 7:40
A.M. I'lilltmiii sleeiiei from Krle and Wll
lliiinlHirt in I'll I Imlf I li lia and Wllllamsport
to IVicdiinirtnn. 1'nenuers In sleeper
for Hull Im. .re nml Wn-hinutoii will tin
tram-re rredltiin N ri-lilnir u.n sleeper at Wll
lhiiiiHHirt. I'lisener eon. -lies from Krle to
I'lilliiilelphln mid M lllliiinspiti t to Haiti-more.
WI.KTWAUII
1:41 a. in. Tniln ti, weekdiiys, for F.rlo, HIdK- i
way. Inilliils. cli riiM.iit ainl principal Iriter
medinte stlitloiis,
l):47a. m.-.Trnlii .1, dully for Erie and Inter
mediate points.
A:47 p. in. --Tin In Ift. weekdays for Kane and
tiiti't-mi'dlntf slat Ions.
TIIKortill Tlt.MNH Koit IIHIKTWOOD
UttJ M T 1 1 K KAHT A N II HO li T H .
Tit A I N II leaves New York :M) n. m.,l'hllndel
phla ":,' i p. m , Wa-hliiKton 7:20 p. m., Hal
tlmoie s.4h p. in., arriving at Jlrlftwissl 4:41
a. 111., wiM'kdays, wltli I'tillrntin sleetwrs and
imsM-UKcr eoiiclies from t'hlhidelphla to
V.rle nnd WiisliliiKton and Haltlmore to
WllllnniHiHirt.
TKAI.N Ift leaves I'hlliidcltihla S::n A. m.i
Wasliliiirtnn, 7.ftA. M.i Hall ltnoie,N:.VI A.M.)
Wllkeslmrre, Helft a. M.j weekdays,
arrlvlnii at driftwood at ft: 17 p. m. with
I'lillniHti I'nrlor car from I'hlliulidphla to
Wlllliirnsport nnd passctitfcr roiieh lo Kane.
TIIAIN il leaves New York at 7:40 p. m.; I'hlla-
ueniiitii. 1 1 :zir p.m.; nasmnKion, in.et p. m.i
rtmiiiiiiire, ii::ni p. m.i tinny arriving 11
1 1:. '.(I 11.
HrlftwisMl lit 11:47 a. in
Pullman sleeping
nsn't. and through
curs from I'hlla. to W llllnrnsp't. and throng
passenger conches from Philadelphia to
Krle mid Haltlmore to WIHIamsrtort. On
Hiindiiysonly Pullman sleeper Philadelphia
10 Krle.
JOHNSONUURO RAILROAD.
( WEEKDAYS)
TRAIN It) leaves Kldgway at S:AA a. m.i John
soiihurgat (1:10 a. in., arriving at Clermont
at 10:00 a, in.
TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont at 10:40 a. m. ar
riving at. Johnsoiihtirg at 11:30 a. m. and
Kldgway at II :.Vt p.m.
Connections via Johnsonbui jf R. R. and
RidffwHy & Clearfield R. R.
a. m.
" 1000 1
iifta
It rut
K4
4l
'IS
II 2ft
0 20
wgRKPA rs.
Clermont
Wiwslvale
Qiilnwoisl
Hnilih's Kun
Instanter
straight
Glen llarel
Rendlgo
Jotinsontiiirg
Kldgway
10 40
10 4ft
lOftO
iofta
lino
1104
11 Ift
1120
1140
II AO
II i
Sftft
I.V
Ar .
p. rn. a. m. a. m. p. m.
soft SftOAr Kldgway LvS20 12 10
7. Sft S4I Island Run 27 12 17
74 S:is Carman Transfer : 1222
7 40 2(i Croyland A 41 1211
7:st 8 2ft Shorts Mills 4ft 12
7t A2J HiueKock 4S
7 2M S 17 Carrier .VI 12 411
7 is SO Brock wnyvllle 703 12 M
7 la S(r2 I. lines Mills 7 12 57
7ftS McMInn Hiimmlt 711
7m 7S4 Harvey Kun 714 107
7 00 7.ViLv Falls Creek Ar 7 20 lift
JiW 7 40 I.v I01H0H Ar7M 140
It ftft 7 W Ar Fulls Creek Ev 72 1 20
40 A 4ft Reynoldsville 740 1 35
A 04 0U llrookvllle 8 1A 211
Aid 620 New Hethlehem 1 10 a Oft
4 2ft Red Hank t.V a 50
140 Lv Pittsburg Arl2 40 A 30
p. m, a. m. p. m. p. m.
J. B. HL'TCIIINSON, J. R. WOOD,
Oen. Manager.
Geo. Pain. Ag't.
First National Bank
OF ItEYXOLDHVILLE.
Capital,
Surplus.
$50,000.
$6,000.
C. mtrhell, Prealdenll
com .TiX'lelland, Vice Pre.
John H. Kancfcer, rashler.
Director: '
C.Mitchell, Scott McClelland, J.C.King,
John H. Corhett, O. E. Brown,
G. W. Fuller. J. H. Kaucber.
Does a general hanklngbuslness and solicit
the accounts of merchants, professional men,
farmers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen and
others, promising the most careful attention
to the business of all persons.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
First National Bank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
"XKT Et IL ? E3 !
OH CALL AND CONSULT
DR. LITTLE
about vousj Crtr
Treatment, Oparattoni , Glnnes
and ArtlBrial Eyes
im iiiTirmiiif. Hrmnw.
ReYWOI.D8VI.E,
Kathmel, aitd
Bio Soldier.
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