VOLUME 8.
KEYNOLDSV1LLE, I'ENN'A., WEDNESDAY, OCTOHKR 11, 11WU.
NUMHEK 22.
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l-Waoted-l
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EMERICKVILLE.
to induce their husbands
to purchase their
Winter Overcoats,
Suits,
I Underwear,
Hats and Caps
of us. Our stock in complete hi every depart
ment and moreover every purchaser is pure of
getting just what lie thinks he is getting. Our
goods and prices have already pleased hun
dreds of Smart Haven.
i
Overcoat Department
Is overflowing with the choicest of styles and
patterns. Overcoats for men start at $5.00,
$6.00, 7.50 and $10.00. They come in all
the latest colors.
lien's Suits '
For your winter suit can show you the nicest
line you have ever seen and can sell you a
good wool suit for $5.00, up to $15.00. They
are simply fine.
Suits, Overcoats and Reefers
Mothers, bring your boya and let us try on
some of our Suits, Overcoats and Reefers and
see for yourself the elegant line and low price6.
Can sell you a nice, good, heavy school suit
from $1.50 to $5.00; good overcoat for $2.00 to
$5.00, and a nice, good, heavy Reefer for $2.00
up to $5.00.
Underwear Department
In this department we have a great display for
both men and boys. Can give you a good,
heavy wool-fleeced undersuit for $1.00.
To convince yourself of the true merit of our Men's,
Boys' and Children's Suits, Overcoats, Reefer's,
Underwear and Shirts, come in and see our line
for fall and winter.
Scott McClelland,
Match ub if you can. , Successor to L. P. Seeley.
NOTHING
Tint, t.h a Via at. mntmi nla an A umrlr.
manbhii) enter into the construo-4
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CINDEREbbA
&LSTOVES ft KANGESjJfgU 1
Mudu with a view of suiting the,
exact wants of the houso-kucpors at'
a modem to cost.
Good Bakers Perfect Roasters. f
Sold with That Understanding. .
Reunoldsvllle Hardware Co.;
Thirteen Cases Diphtheria In One Fam
ily Personal and General News.
Diphtheria Is resirted In the follow
ing families: John Slormer, Thompson
Cattinr and Mrs. Isaac Harrlger. Tho
formnr is having a pretty hard slogo,
Mr. Stormer and twulvo of tholr thir
teen children having been nttiiPKed
near about tho same) time. Some hare
recovered so as to he up, whllo other
are In a precarious condition yet. Every
possible onre should be taken to keep
this dreaded dlsenso out of the schools.
Row J. P. Hicks who was assigned
this charge hy tho Krlo Conference last
wet k, has made his apiiearance and wilt
preach In the M. B. church next Sab
bath at 10..10 a. m. Rev. Hicks doesn't
come here a stranger, having been on
the appointment 23 years ago, and aa
fur as can be learned hlmsolf and funilly
were very well liked.
W. R. Meredith, of Punxautawney,
has purchased a small lot of logs from
Mrs. HhalTer which were cut on her
lands near here tho past summer, and
the probabilities are that a mill will bo
erected on the grounds In tho near fu
ture to saw them.
judging from tho number of chickens
and turkeys M. C. Hutchlns sends from
hero to Hazelhurst, McKenn county,
onu would think that place well sup
plied with preachers.
MIm Minnie Markel and brother,
Ralph, of Knnxdiilo, and Mr. Unas Colo
man, of North Freedom, spent Sabbath
with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Htirkliouso, of
this place.
Harry Selhert Biid wife, of Roynolds-
vllle, spent Saturday at tho home of
Mrs. Selburt's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O'Donnell, of this place.
Cal n.verly, originally from Heaver
township, but at present teaching
school at Sugar Hill, spent Sunday with
frionds here.
John Swart has built an addition to
his residence In the west end of town,
which gives It a very pleasing appear
ance.
John Marts was called to Reldsburg,
Clarion county, last Thursday on ac
count of the serious II I turns of his father.
K. WelBer finished sawing hemlock
Saturday laHt and now a short run on
hardwood will clean up his entire stock.
An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
Waroy was Interred In the Lutheran
coraotery last Wednesday.
Miss Ada Mowory who visited at Falls
Creek and DuUols part of last week,
returned homo Saturday.
Geo. Klinglesmith and wife, of Dccch-
woods, visited among relatives and
frionds here the past week.
C. N. Rea, dentist and landlord of
Coolspring, was registered at Hotel
Burkhouse last Thursday.
Frank Ohl and wife, of Shaunondalu,
Clarion county, are visiting relatives
here the present week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sprague, of Reynolds
ville, spent Sunday with their son.
Edwin, of this place.
O. F. Haines and family visited Mrs.
Haines' sister, Mra. Long, at Punxsu
tawney Saturday.
Maluora Reynolds and wife, of Brook
ville, visited Rev. and Mra. A. G. Mills
last Saturday.
Wm. Bennlnger spent Saturday with
bis daughter, Mrs. Vera Hutchlns, in
Falls Creek.
Mrs. C. A. Burkhouse baa been on
the sick list the past week, but is con
valescent.
Thos. S. Kennedy, of New Kensing
ton, made a business trip to this place
Saturday.
Mra. Klmbat, of Brookvllle, is visit
ing at the home of T. C. Flemmlng this
week.
M. N. Stormer, of Wortbvllle, was
the guest of Robt. Stewart last Thurs
day.
Sheriff Burns made a call for deputies
through this community Saturday last.
A new roof la being put on one side of
the Lutheran church this week.
Mrs. E. Schugars and daughter, Mln
nle, spent Friday in Brookvllle.
Casar Ferris, of ReynoldsvlUe, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Rev. A. G. Mills is moving to bis new
field of labor.
Paradise.
Everything looks black since Jack
Frost's visit.
Barney Reedy visited In Armstrong
county last week.
County Commissioner W. C. Murray
visited in this place last Thursday.
George Ilollonbatigh attended a dance
at Scotch Hill one night last week.
E. S. Syphrit left here this morning
for a two weeks sojourn in Pittsburg.
Miss Maud and Goorgo Sueosloy vis.
ited at Adam Norrls,' near Panio, lost
Sunday.
Deacon Myers, who has been working
at Presuottvllle returned to bis home
last Saturday.
Alfred Sheesley says he has a job of
wheeling sunshine and sorting sawdust
on Mr. Law's saw mill.
LIST OP1 JURORS.
Drawn for November Term of Court,
Commencing November 13, 1899.
flllAND jesv.
J K lies. 'lover top
r.tiwniti reigui, vi iniow twn
lleniv lllnlnnan, r, Henderson Iwp
Hamuel Miilrrn, ItlnirnoUl twp
isaae i,ong, Mined twp
Unity Orr, F,ldred Iwp
II J Mereer, Kim twp
Herbert Hum. Ileynoldsvtlle
I ell, lllg Knn
V II Henlt, I'orsles
,lohn C Ttieker, Pnnvstitswney
Flunk tieemer, Wlnslow Iwp
.1 ii n.m'v, r.itirefi iwp
Men Hnnirh. vVlimlnw twp
Jrn-ob Helhle. Krvnnldsvllle
Abraham Hiirkett, Oliver twp
jonn rtiisnouxe, rnnK twp
I,' J MiitMtn. Washington twn
J M liauph, Voting twp
Hnmuel Huffman. Oliver twp
A tl Hinder. Plneereek Iwp
I' Hrahlman. Plnprreek twp
II II Nnlf, Mrl'slmnnt
T II 7.ell r, llHHkvlll
rariT.
E I, Taylor, Hnxikvlllp
F M Covert. Clover Iwn
"smiiel Crafl, Young twp
M K SHirley. Mri'nlmnnf twp
J W IMmire. Washington twp
s a Mix. Wlnslow iwp
A It Mlli'liell, Perry Iwp
Jtii'iih hexslrr, Vounit iwp
.iiitii ros, n nrwuw iwp
V V llillin. Mel'Mlniiitil Iwn
lleorite Herd, Kevimlilavllie
A Tlllrrtun, Bnrnelt twp
T (' Hi niilcln, Kevnolilivllla
II r tiNtiurne. Hununeri Hie
A I IthiHlefl. HelilleriMin two
.1 II IIiivIk, Vouiib Iwu
J H lliiiiitherly, WsHhliifflnn Iwp
Nimh Htrntlne, Wlnilnw Iwp
John lienn. Wnnhlnuton Iwp
11 ii wmtcniii, itiiintftoii twp
Win KIwimhI I'miiiHiitnwney
II II I'retHllll, Bnx'kwiyrllUi
Henry Htlver, Llnilsey
Wllnnn llUh. I'orter twn
T V lliirniir, Mel'nlmont Iwp
V I'lillmin, West Iteynolilsvllle
H R CrHwtoi-il. Wimhlnirion twp
mill UHintHIIII. llllver iwp
tmeN A Hweeiipv. Hell two
U A Rhine, WarKiiW Iwp
.uteri rimer, nnox townvnip
J II ftufall, llPiitlet-Hon Iwp
T I) Rhine, llrookvlllu
W .1 rinrk, Oliver twp
.1 M Knit 1, Reynolihtvllle
Henry Norrln, Wltmlow twp
H M Mi'linnnlil, I'orlertwp
Thomas H Alexander, WaHhlnirlon Iwp
iii iiieiiriMiy, nnioKviiie
N II Kilelliliite, I'linxmilawiipy
William lliinmlre. Vounirtwn
T 8 Mei.iiiown, I'tinxtittawney
Hnmuel Hmlth, IVhihhw Iwp
rriuiK iiniven, naninaioii iwp
i 11 itosn, aniunicion i wp
John Rhmli'o. Mel'almnnl twn
tl M Henry, Wlnnlow Iwp
.Itimeft llravliell, Knyiter Iwp
iturry i ornett, iiiihiii iwp
TaAvaasa.
Rrneat Revnoliln. Wlnnlow twn
T H Smith, WiiKhlnatiin Iwp
. r. I'nyioii, iiioik iwp
R K lliuilv. Ilrook villa
John l.ovo. Union twp
it r .inMinnn, nnox twp
I) F Henry, Hnrnett Iwn
W W Doinihertr. nhlnir(nn twn
Uenrire Tornmee, I'unxftiilswiiey
t'linulen Myers, I'linxsntawney
tvii ui 1. ir .
Wni M f'rlHNnmn, I'erry Iwp
John W'lMti, Voiiiik Iwp
A .1 lleene. I'nnxHiitHWiiev
John llreen, Perry Iwp
11 ii tirer, next iieynoiiiHvuin
Wm r Htunip, I'nnxftutftwney
David Htahlinnn I'olk Iwu
I'harlea Feleht. ReynoldHVlllu
A J IIHV1H, 1IHHKHI IWp
Frsnk hitler, l'iliixiilwn.'y
Unlet Hmlth, Heuverlwp
W W l'ooH'r, WaxhlnKton twp
F H ('hIIhmiI, Hnyiler Iwp
J U Hrown. F.hlwl twp
Math I'erry, Rlnirtfolri Iwp
deonre Oourley, IlriHikvlIln
KC Murrrsy, Punxmilawiiey
j W Wllxon, iSinxoutawney
jnetiu m pniiin, neu twp
Ell Powell. KlnicKolil
JiMenh II Allen, lirixikvllle
J I. North. PuiiXNUInwney
TIkiiiihh KiIiuiiiihoii. Vounit twp
tlcorgc Wllver, Unsklll Iwp
T J IIhtIh. Rpvnnhlxvllli.
Jitnies M MfirxiiHli, Hnyder twp
Rathmel.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron were
at Coal Glon Sunday attending the fun
eral of a friend.
Miss Tena lab man, of Shawmut, ia
visiting relatives and friends hero.
Maplewood mines were idle Monday
on account of one of the boilers spring
ing a leak.
E. F. Ashley, of Walston, was shaking
hands with friends here Sunday.
W. H. Headley, of New Kensington,
was In town the first of last week.
Miss Mary Smith, who has been in
DuBols for some timo returned home
last week.
Mrs. Jacob Mornlngstar, who baa
been visiting in Ohio for some time,
returned home last week.
Mrs. John Bates, who was visiting in
England for the last three months, re
turned borne last week.
Geo. Dyke, who has been unable to
work for the last five years, started for
England Friday of last week, hoping
that he may be able to find some treat
ment that will help him. Mrs. Dyke
will go to McDonold to stay with her
son, who Uvea there.
No. fl.1.
AN OIUUNANCK autliorl.lng the
lay I on out, construction and building of
a public sewi.r in Hill street from an
alley at or near the estate of James
Flynn, deceased, where aald street
Intersects with said alley to a point
where said sewer will connbet with a
roposed main sewer at or near where
III! street Intersects with Fourth
street.
Whereas, It appears by the petition
and atlldavtt on file In the council cham
ber of the council of the borough of
lteynoltlsvllle. that a maioritv of prop
erly owners, In Interest and number,
abutting on the line of Hill street, on
the line nt tho proposed Improvement,
have petitioned the council of said bor
ough lo lay out, construct and build a
tnihllo sower In Hill street In said nor-
ough, beginning at a point on an alley
at or near the estate of James rlynn,
itnceiisi d. whore Hill street Intersect
with said nllev: thence in Hill street
cast to a point where said street Inter
seels with Fourth street: thence In Hill
street east to a point where said sewer
will connect itli a prntiuscd main sew
er at or near where Hill street inter
sects with Fourth street in manner and
form as directed hy law, that said sewer
Is a public necessity for the convenience
ami lieHllli of Hie citizens: and that the
costs and expenses of tho same be as
sessed anil collected In accordance with
tho provisions of the Acta of Assembly
of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
reliiMiur therein and regulating tho
same: therefore
Section 1. Ho It ordained and enact
ed by the town council of the borough
of KcynoldHvllln In council assembled
and it is hereby ordained and enacted
by authority of tho same, that a public
sewer be liiftl out. constructed and built
In Hill struct, beginning at a point on
an alley at or near tho estate of James
Flynn. deceased, where Hill street In
ters fla with said alley; thence In Hill
street east to a point where said street
Intersects with Fourth street; thence In
Hill Htrni t cant to a isilnt whero said
sewer will connect with a proposed
main s.'wer at. or near whero Hill street
Intersects with Fourth street, in accord
ance with a survey hereto attached and
made u part of this ordinance.
section. That said sewer shall be
built as follows: Diameter of sewer
plpo to be decided upon by the council;
to be placed not '.ess than three U) feet
below t he surface of tho present street,
so that connections with the same can
bo properly mitdn from cellars six (II)
feet in depth reckoning from level of
center of street. The SewerCommlttce
of tho town council of the borough of
HeynolilHVllIu bo ant Is hereby author
ized and empowered to proceed to buy
materials, employ an engineer and la
borers and make all necessary contracts
for tbn laying out, construction and
completion of xaid sewer.
hcction.1 1 hut salu sewer shall on
subject to all I lie rules, regulations and
ordinances of the borough of Reynolds-
vl 1 1 now In rorco or that may be here
after passed regulating such sewer, and
sewer system of said borough, and no
person shall bo permitted to tap such
sower or connect therewith until such
person or owner of property has paid
his or her prooortion of tho costs of the
construction of said sewer and complied
with all tho rules and regulations as
aforcsuid.
Section 4. The costs and expenses of
the same to bit assessed and collected In
accordance with the provisions of the
Acts or Assembly or thetJommoawoalth
of Pennsylvania relating thereto and
regulating tho samo.
Section Ti. That any ordinance or
part of ordinance conflicting with the
provisions of this ordinance be and the
same is hereby repealed so far aa the
same effects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In
council this 4ih day of October, A. D.
I WW. s. H. ELLIOTT,
Attest: Pres. of Council.
L. J. McEntire, Clerk
Approved this 5th day of October, A.
D. 1WM). H. Alex. Stoke.
Chief Burgess.
Rural Diatrict.
Sely Douthit is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden drove to DuBoi
lost week on busness.
Misses Ella Brumbaugh and Edna
London, of Eleanora, visited frionds Ii
this place last Sunday.
The oyster supper at John Svphrit'
last Saturday night wus woll attended
oy tho boys of our neighborhood.
D. L. Brumbaugh and Alex Best ui
busy building tho wall for A. O'Donnell
new house on theSuranklo tilueo.
A saw mill belonging to Robert Kir
Patrick was destroyed bv flro last week
The loss Is estimated at tlfteen hundred
dollars. No Insurance.
Left My Bed and Board.
All persons am hereby uotlBvd and cau
tinned not to trust or harbor my wife, Edith
Rupert Marino, upon niy account, as she left
my bed and board June 1:1, ltilM, without just
cause or provocation, and I will not puy bills
of her contracting. Carmikb Maiiiko.
Big Soldier I'u., Oct. Mb, lfiut).
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No. 61.
BE IT ORDAINED and enacted by
the town council of the borough of
ueynoldsvlUe, In council assembled,
and it Is hereby ordained by authority
of tho same:
Section l. That tho right of way Is
hereby granted to E. A. Ferrin, his
heirs, successors or assigns to enter
upon the public streets, lanes, alleys
and public squares of the Borough of
Reynoldsvlllu, to erect, maintain and
control poles and wires for the purpose
of carrying and conducting electricity,
for the period of fifty years, through
said streets, lanes, alleys and publlo
squares of tho said borougn of Keyn
oldsvillo as they now exist, or may be
hereafter changed, extended or estab
lished, for the purpose of supplying
electricity to tho citizens and Inhabl
lants of the borough of Roynoldsville,
and for the lighting of the stores,
oflloes, dwelling houses, streets, lanes.
alleys, public squarea and other places
where electric lights may be needed
and desired, and for tho supplying of
eluctrlcliy for motor power, or for heat
to such person or persons as may desire
the samo.
Section 2. Said poles shall be erected
on the streets, lanes, alleys and public
squares at such places and on such lines
as tho Street Committee of the said
borough shall direct, and tho poles
shall lie straight and of sutllclunt
strength to carry nil wires placed there'
on, and shall not be less than twenty'
live feet In height above the streets.
Section 3. Tho said E. A. Ferrin, his
successors or assigns, shall within
ninety days nf"r this Ordinance goes
Into effect, commence to erect such lines
and prosecute said work with reasonablo
diligence until said plant Is completed.
Suction 4. This Ordinance shall uot
go Into effect until tho said E. A. For
rln, bis successors or assigns shall file
tho stipulation acoeutinir tho same with
all its provisions, and agreeing to be
bound thereby. Said acceptance to be
filed within ten days or this ordinance
to be null aud void.
Section 6. That any ordinance or
part of ordinance conflicting with this
irdinaneu Is hereby ri p. iilnl so far as
the samo effects this on) i nance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In
council this 4 th day of October, A. D.
iwm. s. it. KLMOTT,
Attest: Pres. of Council.
L. J. McEntire, Clerk.
Approved this fith dav of October. A.
D. IWIII. H. Al.tfx. Htokr,
Chief Burgess.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division.
In effect May 21, 18ttH. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
RAKTWAHD
:tn a m Train s, wenkdayi. for "anbury,
Wllkexlmrre, HhiIHoii, roitsville.HcruntoD,
Hnrrlslmra ami thn Intermrdlnte illa
tion, arriving at I'hllntlelphla :' p.m.,
New Vnrk, V JIlp. m. Hxlllmni,8:WI p.m. I
WHsliltistoii, 7: in p. ni Pullman Parlor car
from Wllllamxpnrt to riilladnlphla and pas
apiiser coaches from Kane to l'hllaili'lilila
anil WHIIamsnnrt lo llallltnora and Washington.
4!tn p. m. Train S, weekdays, for flar-
rlsburg and Intermeillutn stations, ar
riving ui 'hllalcljlils t :i' A. u. New York,
7.US a. ni l Haltltnorw, t.Mi a. m. Washlnslon
4. lift A. H. Pullman Sleeping ears from
HatTlxhurK to Philadelphia and Nnw York.
I'hlladHphla paxHenverx can rnnialn In
sleeper uiidlslurlM'il until 7::SI A. m.
10:12 p.m. Train 4,dally for Hunhury, Harrls-
ours ann intermediate staiions, arriving at
Philadelphia, 6: .',2 A. M.I Nnw York, Ti:ils
A. M. on week days and 1(1 w A H. on Sun
day) Mainmort", S::A a. m.i Waihlnifton, 7:15
A.M. Pullman xlepiHrs from Krle and VV II
llamxport to Philadelphia and Wllllamsport
to Washington, raxspnunrs In slneer
for llalllmorn and Washington will he
transferred Into Waxhlngton sleeper at Wll
Pamxxirt. Passenger eoaelips from Rrle to
Philadelphia and Wllllarnxport lo Haiti
more. WF.HTWAIMI
4::wa. in.- Train . weekdays, for Ki le, ltlrtg
way, II illols, ( lermont anil principal Inter -mediatusiatlous.
11:44 a. m. --Train il, dally for Krle and Inter
mediate points.
8:42 p. m. Train 1 1, wpekdays for Kane and
I nt ermptt latest aliens.
TIIKorilll TRAINS FOR HlllFTWOOIl
FROM TI1K EAST AMI HOI; 'I'll.
TRAIN S leaves New YorkrcfUip. m. .Philadel
phia x:.V p. ni l Washington 7:30 p. m., llal
tlmore S.4II p. ni., arriving at Iirlftwood 4:3s
a. in., weekdays, with Pullman sleepers and
passenger roaches from Philadelphia to
Krle and Washington and llaltlmore to
WllllnmsiKirt.
TRAIN il leaves New York at 7:M p. m.; Phlla-
iieiniiia, ll:ifi) p. m.i v ashliigton, lulu p.m. I
llaliimore, 11:16 p. m.i dally arriving at
OrlftwiMHl at 11:44 . m. Pullman sleeping
ears from I'hlla- to Willlamsn't, and through
iiassenger roaches from Philadelphia to
le and llaltlmore lo Wllllamsisirt. On
Hominy only Pullman sleeiHir Philadelphia
to Krle.
TRAIN Ift leave Philadelphia :4A A. m.i
Washington, 7. A. H. Hull Imore, s:.v a. M.
Wllkesliarm, IO:tV a. m ; weekdays,
arriving nt Driftwood tit ti ll p. M. with
Pullman Parlor par from Philadelphia to
Willhimsport. and passenger coach to Kane.
Connections via Jobnsonhurg it It. and
Ridgway & Clearfield R. R.
p. m.
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Carman Transfer
Croyland
Shorts Mill
Blue Ris'k
Carrier
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I.anea Mill
McMiniiHiimmlt
Harvey Run
I'alls t'reuk
Hiillol
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Rpynoldsvllle
llrookvllle
New Ilethlehem
Red Hank
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on train leaving Kail I 'reek at H.Ui. in., re
turning on train leaving Plttshiirg at 1 10p.m.
J. H. HUTCHINSON, J. It. MIMJIJ,
Opd Manager.
Oen. Pans. Af't.
A A lleghen y valley railway
rnMPANV. In effect Sunday.
July 24, 1890. Low Grade Division.
SASTWAaO.
STATIONS.
l'lttsliurg
Red Hank
Lawsonham
New llethleheml
Oak Ridge
Maysvllle
HummerTllle...
llrookvllle
Hell
Kuller
IteynoldnTllle ..
Pancoant
Fall Creek
Ilullol
aabula
Winterhurn ....
I'pnnfleld
Tyler
Henneiette
Grant
Driftwood
No. I. No.. No.U. No. 7.
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Train 41 (Kiinday) leaves Pittsburg SUM) a. m..
Red Hank 11.02 due at Brookvllle 12.27. Keyn
oldsville 1.00, DnHols 1.20 p. m.
Train 4:iiSunduy) leaves Pittsburg 5. IS p.m..
Red Hank 7.4ft due at Hrookvllltt ft.OU, liiyn
oldsvllle S.37. IluHols .ftft p. m.
WKSTWAKD.
STATIONS.
Driftwood
Grant
Henneiette
Tyler 4
Penutield
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Train 44 ISiindayl leaves Pnllols, s m a. m.
due at lii yii'il.Uvllle il..5s. Itiis.vi.li' ; .'., U.ii
Hank Putsliiirg 11.15 a. in.
Train 42 iStindavi leaves 1'nPoU 4.3n i. 111.
due at Kt vnolilsvllle 4.HI, Hnxikwllo 5 il. Ked
Hank M. Piitsburg tl 35 p. 111.
Pullman parlor buffet car on trains A and 4
between Pittsburg anil lirifnitsxl. Pm-lorcar
I'hnlr rale Pitt.sbnrt; to Reynoi.isx ill,-ji.vniH.
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