A 80N0.
Ah, what M better thaa till, tap dear,
That In better Ihnn tblsl
Th thnnaht of night which linn lost lofway
Between tomorrow and yestrrrtny :
The full of the tll- ami the nm of the nea,
And a null thnt elrrleth endlessly i
The brent h from a wind which bloweth wallj
A nnll thnt haMcth new portata tell;
If sunlit l better Ihnn thi, my ili'iir,
1 find It not here, 1 find It nut here.
-Blanche Trnsk In "The Land of Bunnhlna."
JUST A CURTAIN FIRE.
It TVnn In a Cllrln' Tlonrflnar School
nil Did nmpllciileil Ilnmnitr.
A firo In n nkywraiii umv lie thrill
In, lint fur lr:mmlic fiiiwirtca mid nn
exprrlccl romplii-iitii ih 11 tire in a jtli'K
boiiidiiijfncliiMilHuri'-n'i-" it. Tim liiwinl
inif M'hoiit Urn In riMtiiHy wlmt In known
Himinsf innnranre mi ll tin n cnrtuiii fir,
bnt n cnrtiiin tire In it firW whiml in
move exciting mill ctiiiw i.mre cusuiil
tim tUiin nn ordinary Uazo anywhere
tilnt).
One evening lnft week two k"'1h, who
occupy n tiiiTnwiiiic hall beilrutmi In n
well np town wliool, took the kIoIicn
oft the Kan fixiuro for haircmiln tmr
posca and left them off, becaune it wan
eanier to do that than to pnt them on
again. Then the girls raised the window
a trille in order to cool the room and
dutifully sat down to write home let
ters. Tho inevitable happened, and
when iflrl nnmlier one poised her pen
in tho air and glanced around tho room
In search of inspiration she saw the
enrtains In a blaze. She screamed. Uirl
number two looked nronnd and echoed
the scream. Then, with promptitnde
and discretion, Imth girls fainted. Tho
screams had attracted .lm attention of
tho other girls, who rushed to the scone
and then did variona and sundry stunts,
nccording to their several dispositions.
One fainted, several wept, a few ran
ont of the house, and tho rest shouted
for the one man on the premises.
When he nrrivod, things lm ked rather
hopeh-ss. Curtains and woodwork weie
blazing finely. The Moor was littered
with pr6strate forms, ami when three
gills have fainted on the Usir of a ball
bedroom there isn't much space in the
room for promenading. The mun picked
his way across tho prostrate forms and
ordered all the girls who were not in a
dead faint to leave the room, but they
didn't go nntil ho lost his temper and
spoke with a force which isn't common
in boarding school circles. Then they
fled ; but, nnlnckily, there was an i .10
tny in the rear. A vigorous and practi
cal womnn from Texas bad been inspir
ed to go after aoine water. Returning
in mad hasto with a large pitcherfnl
of water borne triumphantly aloft, she
collided with the retreating force" at
the door. Tho pitcher strnck tho leader
of the retreat squarely In the lace and
knocked ont two of her front teeth,
whereupon the injured girl made the
fainting trio a qnartet and the water
carrier dropped her pitcher and went
into violent hysterica.
Hysteria, as boarding school teachers
know to their sorrow, is contagions,
and the one case touched off tho crowd.
By the time teachers nrrived npon the
scene the firo was ont, but the survivors
were in a bad way. It was necessary to
pnt nine-tenths of the school to bed and
order wholesale doses of bromide. Even
now the girls insist that they haven't
recovered from the shock sufficiently to
do bard studying, and the victims of
the water pitcher are both nnder the
care of trained nurses. As for the man,
he gave np bis place the next day and
confided to the cook that he was going
to look for a job in a lnnatic asylum,
where his boarding school experience
wonld be of value to him. New York
Bnn.
EHKltnh Pcnnr Kovels.
Penny novelettes differ from one an
other in externals rather than in in
ternals. The get up of the better sort is
neat and attractive. The type is clear,
and the covers might even be called
"artistic." in the catholio sonse of the
term. The inferior kinds are indiffer
ently printed "on gray paper with blnnt
type," and there are many degrees of
excellence .between tho two extremes.
All except one have illustrations rang
ing from the rudest of woodcuts to the
smudgiest of "process" plates. Of
course the artist selects the most sensa
tional incidents for his pencil to adorn.
The stabbing of the heroine's father by
the villain disguised as the hero, the
kidnaping of the heroine by Black
Tom and his gang of gypsies at the in
stigation of her jealous rival, the horse
whipping of the villain by the hero in
"faultless" evening dress these and
their like naturally present themselves
as thoronghly suitable and congenial
subjects. Blackwood's Magazine.
MaJIclowa Interference.
"I'll get even with that printer,"
said the editor of the Plnnkville Bugle,
"if it takes me the rest of my life. "
"Whut printer?" asked his friend.
"That tramp I took on while my wife
was visiting her mother. I got a $10
write np out of old Hiker, who is lay
ing his pipes for the senatorship, and I
said that some day his little son wonld
make as big a mark as his father, and
that villain fixed it that the yonug 'nn
would 'be' as big a mark, etc. " In
dianapolis Journal.
A Uaeleaa Wlah.
"Oh," sighed tho poetic lady, ."had
I the wings of a bird I"
"Don't I" protested her husband.
"Don't wish for the wings of a bird. If
yon had them, some other woman
would probably be wearing them on her
hat before the season is over. "Wash
ington Btar.
A well known professor says ' that
over a large area of central Russia the
maguetio needle does not point north
or south. It is in one part deflected to
the west, and at another part to the
east, and at one place it points due east
and west
The eggs of blnebottlo fly, if placed
tu the. son, will hatch in two. or three
lumrs. .
TVashlnarton'e Tomb.
Washington wn buried in what is
How known as tho old vnu't. which Is
perhaps S00 feet awny from bis present
rest.ng plnce. Before his death he had
requested that a new family vnnlt be
onnstrnoted after bis decease, and the
reason given for this Is that the enrth
npon the side of the bill wher.t the old
vault was placed was likely to slip away
In the springtime.
No attention wan apparently pnld to
this .request, however, until about
18H0, when all employee who had been
discharged from the estate broke Into
the old tomb as an act of revenge and
Ktolu a skull which lut snppos "d to bo
that of George Washington. This ho
took to Alexandria, and, as nsur.l In
such cases, "got drnnk," and so bis
s-crct was discovered, and the skull,
which proved to In1 that of Laurence
Wmiiiipston Instead, was returned.
This incident led to tho final carrying
ont of tho wish of General Washington.
The tomb which is his present resting
place was promptly built, and In 1 Mil I
his remains were removed to it. The old
vault whs allowed to fall Into a statu of
decay, and only a few year.i ago it was
restored by the aid of drawings found
In the convreNional library. A'l iron
fence has been built around it, and it
now receives tho samo earn as the new
tomb. Exchange.
A flrrelc Colony In Cornier.
At Cargi-se we have the remakablo
spectacle of n Greek population with
its own church settled down on the
const of Corsica. Our inn Is kept by a
Greek from Corfu, as his name, Cor
flotti, tells nn and ns tho loquacity of
his wife would lead ns to infer 1 for at
Cargese tho Corsican taciturnity has
given place to tho Hellenic love of talk.
Rather more than two centuries ago a
Greek settlement was founded In Cor
sica nnder the auspices of the Genoese
republic, to which tho island at that
time belonged, and when tho French
came into possession of the country they
established the Hellenic exiles, who had
meanwhile founded flio Chapelle den
Green just outside Ajaccio at Cargese
and built them the chnrch which they
have ever since cherished.
Intermarriages lictwe: n the colonints
and the natives, at first rare, havo now
become frcqnent, and it is to be feared
that the Greok language will soon be
come as extinct there as tho fustanella.
But with that wonderful tenacity
which it shows in modern Greece, in
spite of centuries of barbarian inroads
and Turkish oppression, tho Greek type
is sure to remain at Cargeso to remind
the traveler of its eternal youth and its
nufauing characteristics. Westmius- :
ter Review. 1
I
Jnllna Creaar.
Of all great conquerors, writes Marion
Crawford in "Studies From the Chron-.
icles of Rome," he was tho least cruel,
for he never sacTificed human life with-
ont the direct intention of benefiting !
mankind by nn incrensed social stabili
ty. Of all great lawgivers, he whs the (
most wise and just, and tho truths be ,
set down in the Julian codo are the j
foundation of modern jiiHtico. Of nil
great men who have leaped upon the
world as npon an unbroken horse, who
have guided it with relentless hands
and ridden it breathless to the goal of ;
glory, O'sar is the only ono who tr.rned
the race into the track of civilization
and, dying, left mankind a future in
the memory of his past. He is the one
great man of all without whom it is !
impossible to imagine history. We can
not take him away and yet leavo any
thing of what we have. Tho world
could have been as it is without Alex- ,
ander, without Charlomugne, without
Napoleon. It conld not lmvo bocn the
world we know without Cains Julius
Ciiwyr
It is an old saying that those who '
were born in the lust six mouths of the '
year will ha ?e a great change of expe
rience every seventh year, and tbeir
dreams will have significance during
the fall of the moon.
Raw They Wed In Spain.
Marriage in Spain takes plaoo by day 1
or at night, according to the fortune of
the young people or their station in life.
If well tea do, the oeromony comes off
In the early part of the morning.
BIGGLE
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cuaa. . JknaUM.
On ml Toole" Jokeel
One of Toole's greatest practical jokes
was as follows: He once gave a supper
to 80 of his friends and wrote a note to
each of them privately beforehand, ask
ing him whether he would be so good
as to say grace, as no clergyman wonld
be present. It is said that the faces of
thoso HO men as they rose in a body
when Toole tapped on the table as a
signal for grace was sight which will
never be forgotten.
Ilni-Knln Decks.
Yo., it was the first time she had ever
been on board n warship. "And thin,"
the lieutenant Went on to say, "is the
quarterdeck." "And that dick over
yonder," she exclaimed, indicating the
forecastle with a pretty gesture, "is
that the ft cent deck or tho 10 cent
deck?" Detroit Journal.
In Russia when coffins are covered
with cloth the color of tho covering is
to n certain extent distinctive, pink be
ing used when the deceased in a child
or a young person, crimson for women
Mi I In-own fur widows, bnt black is in
tu case cut ployed.
TESTIMONIALS.
To Whom It May Concern:
This Is lo certify thnt wo have used
Dr. J I. It. Uothi ock's Vcgelablo Condi
tion 1'owriVr for domestic animals and
poultry and find It our duty in recom
mcniltng the same to the general pub
lic. 11 Ins Kivauiei' (dairyman), of
Wltillelil. Pa.; Leonard Hoy nr. .(acob
rVnek. William Seelsild. Isaac Hilger
(Vt-ti l iniiry Surgeon). Chas. Sowers
and Sionuel Knaus, of New Merlin, Pa.;
M. M. Davis (Attorney). J. C. King. M.
I).. Geo. Melliner. Iavld Wheeler
(Slock Deaier), Levi Schuckcrs (far
mer). John Ooiijrlieity (fanner) and G.
Vv . Pah n (Superintendent of Elk Tan
ning Company), of lteynohlsville, Pa.,
and L. W. Uobinson (General Manager
1 f the lloeiieslcr and Pittsburg Coal
end Iniil Company), of Punxstitaivnuy,
Pit., say: "It has no equal on earth for
domestic animals and poultry. In fact
it jn-l does what, it Is recommended
for."
1 Sold by Dealers.
MATH MOllNEY,
(it'neral Agent,
Reynoldaville, Pa.
QUAUTKIl NOTICE.
Notice I licrcliy ill veil Hint nn iiiilli'iillon
will lie matte to thelloveriiorof I'ommy I vniiltt
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"An At In I'mvirif fortlm I ncoipnmt Ion und
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April 2ith, 174. itml llm Hiippli'incntH
thfriHo, for t lie chiirttM- nf mi liHt'inled ror
iKiriillon to he ciilltMl "ItpvnnhlHvllle Ken I
KhIiiIi Compiiny,,' tho rhimu'tcr ntul ohjtft
ot which in lor the purport or piltvhHHlntf.
Iiolthtii?. InrjmivltiK, IpuhIiiv hikI wllltitc rt'til
I'M tin and for thtve mirpoMM to hnvc, imwschm
ttndph.tty nil tho rljrht mid prlvlW'jrt'H of ald
Ac 1 01 AhM'niuiy 11 no iinpiiini'iiiH tuorno.
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In Hit' nm'tnrnf tho PHlnto of Wllllnm noti
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of iMlinliiHtmtlon nn tho Hhovo entitle
I pi vlna hoen tfiiintod to tho undorKhned, nil
ritti'tloM IndolMod lo tho imld ostulo hih ro
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the yrnr cmhny ainrth 1.1, lxw.
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lHtffl, und found to lie correct.
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tl. II. Johnston, vAudltorH.
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m
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I you
! see !
I see
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We have
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In which
uou will find
all the
latest stules
In Spring
and Summer
Footwear.
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prices to suit
everubodu-
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ACTIVE SOLK ITOKH WANTFD F.VERY
where for "The Hlury of the Philippines"
hy Mut-ut Huisleud, comnitssloned by the
(lovei ninunt a Ofllrliil lllstorian to the Wur
Depurtiiient, The book wu written In army
camp ut Kan Francisco, on the 1'iii'ltli) Willi
Uenerul Merrlt, lu the liosplluhi at Honolulu,
In Hong Kong, In the American treuclie ut
Muiitlu, In the Insurgent cuiuim with Agulu
alcln. on Hie deck of theUlymplu with liow
ey, und In the rour uf battle ut the full of
&lttiitjit. Honuniit for iigunta. llrlmftil of or
igluul plctun' tuken by government plintoK
rupheiaou the iol. Liugti Ixsik. Low prli'iw.
Illg prollt. Freight puld. Credit given. Drop
all trushy uiiofhVlu) wur books. Out lit free.
Address, F. T. Hurbur, Hup'y., Hlur luaurunce
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by Murat Hnlstend, commissioned by the
tlovernment as tittirlul lllstoitiin lo Hie War
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camps at Hun Frnnclsco, on the I'iicIHc with
lieitenil ftlerrrr, in the liostitiitl nl Honolulu,
In Hong Koine, In the li-enchea nt Kliinllti, In
the lusiii-uent nimim whh Ai tilnmlilo, on Hie
deck of the lilymplit wlihliewey, and In the
ronrol Imttleni the full of Munlln. Ilonuintn
for luteins. Hilmfiil of ot-liiliml pictures tuken
ny government. pnoioKriiiiiiers nn the ssit.
I.iirue honk. Iiw prices. Illg til nil I si. Kieluht
i.iirue ikmik. iiw i
mill, t'ledll given
iihiii. icini aiven crop an 11-iisny 111101-
nciui wui' ixmiks. (iiiiiii riee. ntioress, r . 1 .
It111-I1.1t', Hec y.. Slur Iiiniii-uiicc llltlg., Ililcngo,
Ullaccllnitrritta.
yy n. stamky,
ATTOUNKV-AT-LAVV.
(Iltlce ill Hotel McCnnnell. Ileynnldsvllle, Tit.
fl M1TCIIKLL.
ATTOKN K Y - AT-LAW.
(itllce 011 West Muln stieet, opposite the
Uomiiieiclul Hotel, lit yiioldsvlllu, Pa.
(pi . UOUDON,
, ATTOKN KY-AT-LAW,
HrtMikvllle, JelTuison Co. I'll.
Ofllcn In room formerly occiipled hy Oordon
h Cortielt West Muln Hireut.
G.
m. Mcdonald,
ATTOKN KY-AT-LAW,
Nolitry Fulille, real estate ngeut, liilnnla
seciiied, collections made promptly. Ofllce
hi Noluti block, lteynoldsville, l'n.
gMITII M. McCKKlGHT,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
Notiiry I'liliMf unci Hetil Fstntn A cent. Col
Id'tlcins will receive prompt intention. OIHce
In Froehllch A Henry block, neur postotllce,
lteynoldsville I'll,
JL N EFF.
JUSTICE OF Tift: PEACE
Anil Iteul F.slute Agent, Keynoldsvlllu, I'll.
D
U. 13. E. HOOVKU, -
RKYNOLUSVILLE. PA.
liosltk'ht (U'litlst. In 1hi KriH'hllrh & Hen
ry Murk, unit tin hiMtotlirt, Main Htrt'ft.
OuiM li'iit'MH In (tprnit Inc.
JJU. U. UkVEUE king,
DENTIST.
O'llrn nvi'P Ke iH.Wl villi1 IIiikIhuic Co. store,
Malti t it't t, UrynolitsvOic.
U. L.. L. MEANS.
DEN'l'IST, .
Ofll.'o In the ,1. Vim Heed biillillng, neur
t'ornei- of Mum null I' HI h streets.
II
OTEL. McOUNNELU
HEYNOLDSVILLE. VA.
FHASKJ. HLACK, VrnmeUfi
Thu leiidlnic liuti'l uf the town. llouiiuuiir
tirt for (MHiiiiiert'liil men. Hiphiti hunt, free
bun, luttli rooiiift und c'ItNftj un every (lMtr,
niitnpK' riMiniM, uiiimru rMm. loiepnone ron
nm'iloiiN &c.
II
OTEL BELNA1',
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Fit ASK JJJE'1, l'roprietirr.
Flratclnsa In every purtlculur. Lociu.ed In
the verv centre of too business tiart of town.
Free 'btia U und from trulim and commodious
inn pin room forcommercliil triivelera.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Philadelphia & F.rlo Rullrond Division,
In ulTect Niv. 20, 1HII8. Trains leavo
DrKtwooil uk follows:
EASTWARD
B:(i:i a m Train 8, weekdays, for Hiinhury,
itKesnnrre, iimietoii, I'otisviue.ricranKin,
HiirrlHbiirg and the Intermedlule la-
llons. iirrlvlng at I'hlliidelpliln t: p.m.,
New York. 11:110 11. ni. 1 Baltimore. 6:(l0 n.m.t
Washington, 7: III p. ni Pullman Purlor car
from Wllllamsport to Philadelphia and pas
senger conches from Kane to Philadelphia
and Wllllamsport to lliiltlnioro and Wash
ington.
4:WI p. m. Train . weekdays, for Ilur
rlsburg mid Intermedlute Htiitlona, ar
riving ut Philadelphia :.) A. H. New York,
7: la a. M. I'll I linn 11 Hleeplug cars from
HiirrlHtitirg to Philadelphia und New York
Philadelphia passengers can rernnln In
Hleeuur undisturbed mil II 7:H0 a. m.
10:12 n.m. Train 4.dullv for riiinbiirv. Harris-
lung und liiterniedlntu stations, urrlvlng nt
Phtladelphln, H.Xi A. M.; New York,
A. 11. on week duva and 10.:ih a m. on Hun-
duyi llalltmoro. il::d a. 11.1 Wushlngton, 7:4,1
A.u. Pullman sleepers from Erie mid Wll
llumsiiort 10 Phtliiilelphlii und Willlumsport
to Washington. Piisseugera In sleeper
for lliillimore and Wushlngton will lie
transferred Into Washington sleeper ut Wil
llumsMirt. Passenger couches from Erie to
Philadelphia and Wllllaiimport to llaltl-
Ilium.
wkbtwakh
4::in a. m. Train 9. weekdays, for Erie. Hlilu
way, Hiillois, Clermont und principal luter
niedliiiestutious. 9:44 a. m.Trnlii 11, dully for Erie and Inter
mediate points.
S:47 p. in. Train 1.1, weekdays for Kane and
lu termed lute slut lona.
THKOroil THAINH Ff)I DRIFTWOOD
FHU.M THE EAST AND SOUTH.
THAIN 9 leaves New York S:M p. m.,Philndol
nlitiL H:.10 ti. ni.t WiiHliliiirtou 7:20 11. ni.. Hal
timore H.40 p. in., arriving at Driftwood i:M
a. 111., weekdays, with Pullman sleeper and
passenger couches from Philadelphia to
Erie und Wusliingtou and Uultlmore to
viinamsKirt.
THAIN l.'i leavea Philadelphia 8:i A. tn.t
Wusliingtou, 7.50 A. H. Hultlmore, a:ftu A. M.
WUkesburro, lll:l!V A. t. weekdays,
arriving nt Driftwood at A:47 P. H. with
Pullman Purlor cur from Philadelphia to
Wllllamsport and puiwenger couch to Kline,
THAIN a leaves New York at 7:40 n. m.; Phlla.
dehiliia. 11:'20 11. m.l WuslilliKtoil. 10.40 u.m.l
Haltlmoro, 11:.KI p. 111. 1 dally arriving ut
Driftwood ut 0:44 11. m. Pullman sleeping
curs from Phlla. 10 Willliimsp't, und through
Imssengcr coaches from Philadelphia to
lu unci Itiiltlmore to Wllllamsport. On
Mondays only Pullman sleeper 1'liiludulpliiu
to r.riu.
JOHNSONBUI5G RAILROAD.
(WEEKDAYS)
Conneotions via Johneonbiirrr R. 1
Ridtfway & Cleartield U. R,
R. aud
u. ni.
WKKKIIAVH.
p. III.
10 mi
uki
11 Ni
9 411
9 4(1
9:m
9 2H
9 m
9 10
KM
Ar
Clermont
Woodvule
Oiilnwood
Hmllh's linn
lnsianler
HtralL'lit
Uleil Hiuel
llelldlgo
Joliiisouhiirg
ltlilgwuy
10 40
10 40
10 AO
ID XI
11 Oil
1104
11 IS
II 30
11 411
11, V)
I.T
Ar ..
p. 111.
N 0,1
7 53
7 49
740
7:ki
7 83
72
71H
7W
"t'w
700
40
U IW
40
0 04
A 10
2.1
140
p. in.
u. m.
8 Ml Ar
a 411
HIM .
11. m.
Hldgwuy
Islund Hun
Carmuii Transfer
Croyland
Bhorts Mills
illue Hock
Currier
' llrockwiiy vllle
l.anes Mills
McMlnn iS 0 ni 111 14.
tv20
l)7
HJ2
K2II
Mill
S2J
8 17
80
8 Ul
7.W
754
7 50 I.v
7 40 hr
Hurveys Hun
Vulls ('reek
llilHols
Pulls ('reek
lteynoldsville
HrcNvlllu
New HcMileheiu
Hed H.-tnk
I'ltlsbufg
7 00 Ar
114.1
6 0U
1120
J, 11. HUTCHINSON,
tieu Manager,
p. 111.
13 10
12 17
12 22
6 41 12 31
8 4.1 12:
apt 12 30
1 6M 12 43
702 13 U
7 011 12 57
7 11
714 107
Ar 7 20 1 1.1
ArT35 140
Xv 725 120
7 40 1 a.1
8Ki mi
9 HI U 05
9 55 U 50
Arl2 40 DUO
p. 111. p. Ill,
LLEOHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY, In eHoct Wedneada.
Fob. 1. 18IH1. Low Grade Dlvlsltin.
KAHTWAHD.
Ko.T.ilsojv.
Tiovs. n.:?.
A. U. A. M.
40
10 Vi
11 (15
A 20 It 85
A 87 II 42
5 3.1 II 40
8 52 12 IN
A OH 12 25
46 15 12 Hi
t6 27 12 43
A 4 .1 I 00
A 53 41 OH
7 no 1 15
j ( i.ai
7 25
7 35 '
7 41
7 AO
8 17
48 V
8 to
A. M. p. H
NTTIoNTrT
r. m. r. m.
A 50
10 II'
s:i -
A V.
7 w
1 1..
7 2C
7 4 .' 4 00
7 o 4 10
17 5(1 14 15
8 (il 4 25
48 4 41
tH U4 tl M
8 41 A (Kl
8 57 A IB
19 17 A 85
1 9 !' A 43
1 9 3.1 A 50
A 20
A 30
9 25
r. m. r. m.
aTATioga.
m. r. m
It
Ishurg
d Hunk
8 40
1 401
Hed
1U 55
11 OS
4 25'
l.a
waoniinm ....
4 s
t 10
5 Is
5 2D
6 If,
01
Ni
IteHilehem
Mlflu
11 'i
Oh
II 4:
Mnynvllle. !.,.,',
ir 4s
immervitie ...
iiokvlllo
Pi 05
12 21
U 27
Id 10
iller
ymiidsvllle .
lU'OIISi
12 mi
12 5ll
a 22
n 401
tl 0:t
1 so
til 4H
7 00
7 10
i?
7 51
8 20
llll
s Creek
In
1 Hols
1 HI
Hal
ula
iterbiirn ...
nHeld
1 41
1 M
Win
Pen
1 511
Tvl
1 OS
MenueKntto
(Irani.
2 7
ta 4'
Iit-lll wood..
r.
"No.S'l
No.H
t. M.
5 :i
5 57
a or
sTiTioss.
A. H
Drlftaood
10 10
main
10 ;is
Hennexette
10 4"
11 l;
II 2i.
II Xi
11 4:
12 .V,
I'v cr
a at
I'eiinlleld
Wtnterhiirn ....
n 4n
!
7 12
Hitlntlu
Ill Hols :
Fill Is Creek
Puncoasl
lteynoldsville. .
Fuller
Hell
Hrookvllln
I 20
7 25
-tl 2li
1 Hi
I 51
t7 31
2 Id
3 II
J 27
X 47
i
fliimmervlllo....
nlnvsv lie
OnkKldse
Mew iietnienem
n 0.1
I.iiwsoiihuin.
V BBI
II 50
a 15
41
9 55
Red Hank....
Pltlshurg
r
rt-ullis 7 aud H Hundiiv onlv. All other tt-i.lt,.
dully except Hiin'liiv.
1 imw. 11. 1'nii K. act tl. org't,. bppt.
.lAl. p. ANDEHHON Oan l. Pass. Aot.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER A PITTS
lUTIlfJH RAILWAY
TIME TABLE.
On and after fnniuirv I. 1M1I. nssssn.
iter trains will arrive und depart, from Fnlla
('reek si at Ion, dally, except Sunday, as fol
lows;
1IFPABT.
For Tin Mills, Hlg Hun and Punxsutawney,
lli.:ri 11 m, l.:m, :i.r5, n.oo p m.
For liiillnis. Ciiraensvlllo and ('lenrfleld. 7.25
II III, 1.4(1. 5.111 p 111.
For Hldgwuy, llnidford nntl RiH'liestvr, 10.11
u m.
For Hldgwuy, Hrudford and RulTulo, 1.1.1 p. m.
r or ite iioiusviiie, n m, 4.W p III. .
AKItlVK.
From Piinxsuiawney, Illg Run nnd Dullols,
7.(10. 10.11 11 m. 1.15. 4.12 p m.
From Cleurlleld, Curwensvillo and DuRols,
10.31 a 111, 12.41, 4.17, 7.53 p m
Fnim llutralo. lus'hcstor, Hrudford and Rltlg-
wny, 3.55 p. in.
From Hrudford ami Kldgway, 10.32 a m, 8.55
p in.
From Heynoldsvllle, 1.0.1, A.02 p. m.
Piissengers lire reiiuested to utirchnsa tick-
eta before entering tho cars. An excesa
charge of Ten Cents will be collected by con
ductors when fares are pnld on Ira Inn, from
an si ai it ins wiieren urKeiomce is maintained.
Thousiiiid mile tickets good for iiuasairo
over any portion of the H.. R. A P. und Beech
Creek railroads ure on sule nl two (21 cent
per nine.
For tickets, time tables und full Informa
tion apply to
r. u. ('Avis, Agent, iteynoiusviiie, pa.
K. V. Lapkt, Uen. Pas. Agent,
Rochester N. Y.
JJEECH CREEK RAILROAD.
New York Central 4 Hudaoit River H. R. Co., ln
OONDEN8ED TIME TAIII.B.
HEAD rp
E.p Mall
No 37 No ;I3
BRAD DOWN
Exp Mull
No 30 No3
November 20, 1898.
Sm p in
00 1 25 Arr....l'ATTON.
H Mil I 02 Westover
am p m
.I.re IH0 44 00
A 52 IW
8 15 12 3H, MAIIAFTEY 7T5
7 50 12 ISLve.... Kermoor....Arr 740
440
5 05
-ATX
7 40 12 03 .
.oaZTXm....
750
7: H55Arr.
7 25 II 50
7 IH II 44 ....
70S II 38 ....
. ..KermiHir ...
New Mllport .
....Olanta.....
...Mitchells...
7 57 61
8 03 At!
80S AM
8 15 A 39
6 37 II 11 CLEARFIELD. .
6 1.1 10 51 Woodland
A OH 1044 Hlgler
603 1038 Wullaceton
A53 I02H .. Morrlsdale Mines....
A 45 1020 Lve Munson Arr
Too
07
9 13
923
9 30
TST
9 10
9 33
937
9 56
10 14
1020
1107
11 17
1123
11 30
II 40
Too
7 07
6 59
7 22
7 30
.120
A(kl
9. VI
JM0
10 iii
10 10
U47
9 211
9 23
8 37
8 23
8 17
809
PHIL'PeB'GlT
Arr Munaon..'...Lve
Wlnhtirne
PEALE
Olllintown
HNOW HIIOE
....BEECH CREEK
Mill Hull
LOCK HAVEN
Youngdale
JERSEY SHORE JUNO.
7 10
TS
7 3A
7 54
813
8 18
904
917
924
9 33
945
0 w
5 43
A 40
A 22
A05
4 58
407
3 5.1
48
8 43
8 31)
8 25
t2.Hl
7.18
7.15
7 21
IEKSKY SHORE....
Lve W ILLI ASISP'T Arr
II 4.1
12 20 10 25
E
a m
am p m
p m a 111 rnli.A. ,v kkaiiinii K. K. am pm
2 m 0 55 Arr WILLI AMSP'T Lve tl2 34 tt ;
t83illl :w Lve..... I'll ILA Arr 8 29 709
4 00 I.v N.Y.vlaTiimHiiiia Ar 9 40
t4 30 9 00 Lv..N. Y. via Phlla.. Ar b 10 40 S30
umpm .pm am
Dully 4 Week-days A00pm Sunday
; iu:ohdi sunaay
b" Through passengers traveling via Phil
adelphia on 12.34 p m train from Wlllinmn
port, will change car at Huntingdon nt.,
Philadelphia.
'4NNI::TI(INN. At Wllllamsport with
Phlladelphlu&'KeadingH.R. At Jersey Shore
with Fall llrnok Hallway. At Mill
Hall with Central Railroad of Pennsylvania.
At Phlliisburg with Pennsylvania Rallrotid
and Altoona & Plilllpsburg Connecting U.K.
At Cleurlleld with Uuffnlo, Rochester
Pittsburgh Hallway. At Mahaffey and
Pal ton with Cumbria & Cleartield Division
nf Pennsylvania Railroad. At MuhafTiiy with
Pennsylvunla At North-Westem Railniad.
A. O. Pai.hkh, F. E. HaiiHiHAN,
Superintendent. Gen'l Pus. Agt.
Philadelphia, Ta.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical ttorse-slioer
And General Blacksmith.
' I'ic-'jV'''- ' :k. -, . '
'.V ' - .-.-.
1, -VAVUA.-a,v,.r-,-- ..-
Ilorse-Hhoclng done in the neatest manner
and by the latest Unproved methods. Re
pairing of ull kinds carefully and promptly
done. BATiar action Uuarantkkd.
HORSE CLIPPING
Have 3 nst received a complete set of ma
chine horse clippers of latest style 'UH pattern
and am prepared to do clipping In tu bett
possible tuuutier at reasonable rates.
Jackson St. neur Fifth, Heynoldsf llle, Pa."
EVERY WOf.'JAINI
Bometliuea neeii Oj rellabk
tuuuUily reiiiilttilns tiUKikiiM.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL piLLS,
Are prompt, safe and certain la rerut Th geoas
jjwUr. IW'sJ ueverdisupuiiiut. beutauywlauM
For sale by your druggist.
Is.
c
X
J. H. WOOD,
Uun. Past, Ag't.
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