ORDINANCES.
Three for West 'Reynolds
ville find one for Reyn
oldsville. (No. 17.)
HK IT OKOAINKD nnil ciinrtt'il by
t ill! town i'i 11111111 of I III' lioimii'il of Wist
Heynottliivllli!, In fToiiiK-il n-wmhlfil, mid
It In hiMulijoiiliiiiH'u' It.v mitlioiily of tlm
unnuv v
Hocllon 1. Tlmt. Mm fight of wity
In hefchy Rrnnti'il to R. A. I'Vffln.
hi liolrn' nntl HMtlirnH, to bo oiyiiiil.iil
inuli-r llio lawn of I YimeylviuilH, to
eoiiHtfuct, tii it i ti t n i n mill upoiiitit for it
ti'im of fifty (fill) yi'iim, it imssciiijrr
. railway of I'ttlior sIiikIi.' or iliitililo trunk,
with lln ni'i'i'KHiify turnouts, mid lillti(
hv cnlilo, I'looti'litlty or horsii powor,
ittonjf tlm ntri'iitd nnimiil In mrtlon two
(2) of III In orilinmiivo, hiiiI lt oimirtiitt,
nivtit., nialntiiln, ivmlr anil ii'i-itto
and imp alotnf oald almolH, ninth motor;,
rnblos, eliM'trlo appllanii' and eonvrn.
lnt appnfatun an may hi- provluVii
for Mid mipply and applli-Btlon of
the motor pnwir by rnlili, olei'trlolly
or home power. Kald K. A. Furrln,
his holrn or nsslifna, Hiinll fominnniio
to nrcct and conatriiot nald railway
within una your from the, dalo of thin
ordlnnnne and after commencInK the
areotlon thuroof, ahnll push It to com
pletion an rapidly an potwible.
Hejition 2. Tlm Rtri-i'tH over whleh
mild rljrht of way In (jranted are as fol
lows: J'lko Btro'ot from tlm cunt linn of
thn boroujrh to tlm right of way of
tlm A. V. lt'v Co., and from the went nldo
of mild rlgiit of way to Hroadway
ntri'ot, thriHMi on anld ntropt on tho
western fide, to a point opMmlte tho
Town Hull, thenou on tho center of
mid street to the limits of the borough.
Section 3. Haid K A. rYrrln, hi
helm or anslgns, In conntrnetlng Bald
railway, shall conform to tho grade
of the street as It now Is or may ho
hereafter established and when laid,
tho tops of the rails shall be
even with tho surface of tho streets
on tho proper grade, and no trnelts
of less guago than four (4) feet, eight
and one-half (Hi) Inches shall be laid.
Such crossings as may be required or
directed by tho borough council at
street and alley cniSHlngs for a width
of twenty (20) feet shall be built by
said E. ' A. T'Yrrin. his successors or
assigns, that Its posts, supporting Its
trolly fines shall bo located with due
regard to the right of private owners
of abutting property and such location
shall be fixed by the said K. A. Ferrln,
his successors or assigns, In accord
ance, with'tho regulation of the bor
ough council. Tho said K. A. Ferrln,
his successors or nsslgns, shall keep
the space of the street within the
rails of its tracks of said road and for a
spnee of twnlve (12) Inches on either
sido thoreof, in due and proper repair
at nil times, as may bo directed by the
town council from time to timo.
Section 4. Said E. A. Ferrln, his
, succcMsors or assigns, shall never charge
or take moro than flvo (!) cents for
carrying each passenger at one time
from tho beginning to the terminus of
Its route, In tho borough of Reynolds
villo or West Heynoldsvillo.
Section 5. Said E. A. Ferrln. his
successors or assigns, shall oporate
suid passenger railway with duo rc-
fard to the street fights of tho pub
io on the streets occupied by his
roiid, and shall equip, furnish and op
erate his road so that a passenger
service will bo maintained between
tho hours of tt o'clock a. m. and 10
o'clock p. m., except In case of tem
porary obstruction from unavoidable
accidents, upon removal of which tho
proscribed service shall be resumed as
Jicreln beforeprf)vided.
Section fC'Thls ordinance shall not
go into effect until tho said E. A.
Ferrln, his successors or assigns, shall
file the stipulation accepting the same
with all its provisions, and agreeing
to be bound thereby.- Said acoeptanoe
to be filed within ton days or this or
dinance to be null and void.
Section 7. That any ordinance or
part of ordinance conflicting with this
ordinance is hereby repealed, so far
as the same effects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law this
19th day of September, A. D., 1809.
Samuel Sutter,
Attest: Pres. of Council.
W. B. Staupfer, Clerk of Council.
Approved this 20th day of September,
A. D., 1899. J. C. McEntire,
Chief Burgess.
(No. 18.)
BE IT ORDAINED by the Town
Council of West Reynoldsvllle, in
Council assembled, ana it is hereby
ordained by authority of the same:
Section 1. That the right of way
is hereby granted to E. A. f errln,
his heirs, successors or assigns to
enter upon the public streets, lanes,
alloys and public squares of the Bor
ough of West Reynoldsvllle, to erect,
maintain and control poles and
wires for the purpose of carrying and
oonduotln? electricity, for the period
of fifty years, througn said streets,
lanes, alleys and publio squares of the
said borough of West Reynoldsvllle
as they now exist, or may be here
after changed, extended . or estab
lished for the purpose of supplying
electricity to the citizens and lnhabl
tants of the Borough of West Reyn
oldsvllle, and for the lighting of
the stores, offices, dwelling houses,
streets, lanes, alleys, publio squares
and other plaoos where electrlo lights
may be needed and desired, and for
the supplying of electricity for motor
power, or for beat to such person or
persons as may aesire tne same.
Section 2. Said poles shall be erect
ed on the streets, lanes, alleys and
publio squares at such places and on
Biioh lines as the street committee of
the suid Borough shall (direct, and
the poles shall be straight and of suf
ficient strength to carry all wires
placed thereon, and shall not be less
than twenty-five feet in height above
. tne streets.
Section 3. The said E. A. Ferrln
his heirs, successors or assigns, shall
within ninety days after this ordinance
goes into effect, commence to erect
such lines and prosecute said work
with reasonable diligence until Bald
plant Is completed.
Section 4. This ordlnanoe shall not
go into effect until the said E,
A. Ferrln, his successors or assigns,
shall file the. stipulation accepting
the same with all its provisions,
and agreeing to be bound thereby
Said acceptance to be filed within ten
dnys or this ordlnanoe to be null and
void.
Section 5. That any ordinance or
part of ordinance conflicting with this
ordinance Is hereby repealed, ho far as
the same effects this ordinance.
Ofilalni'd and otmctcd into a law this
5th day of October, A. I). J Will.
HAMI'KL Stni F.lt.
Attest: Pres. of Council.
V. M. STAt'fKKH, Clerk of Council.
Approved this Til h dnv of October. A.
I). I Will. . J. C. McKntiiik,
Chief Ihirgess.
(No. l!l)
WlfF.UEAS, the borough of Wi
I
trynolilsvllln at a public election hi
I
he hiiIiI norougti on the umn nnv
November, IWMI, submitted to the voters
if the null) beroitirh the nuestlon of vot
ing for public tuxes for tin- fui tilHhlng
if water, anil for the lighting of the
streets, limes and alleys of the suid bur-
ough of Went ItevnolilHVlllo, and for the
nirnlHl.lug of water, etc., and whereas,
the suid borough of West lleynoldnvllln
has not yet entered Into miiv contract
for the furnishing of electric lights for
he lighting of the streets, alleys and
public sqonres of the said borough
TllKKP;ri)KK, lm It oriliittnn ny the
own council of the borough of West
Hevnoldsvlllo and it Is hereby ordained
tiv authority in inn same:
Section I. That the said borough
hire from E. A. Ferrln, his. heirs, suc
cessors or assigns, Arc Lights to
he of not less than 2000 camllc power, to
bo located at such point or points as tho
light committee of the town council
may direct, which said lights during
he continuance of this orulnnnite shall
be kept and maintained by the said B.
. Feiwln. his successors or assigns tor
he period of ten (10) years from dato at
which said light Is turned on. In con-
sldetatlon for which the said borough
of West llevnoldsvllln will pay to th
said E. A. Ferrln. his heirs or assigns,
the sum of sixty (HO) per annum for
each and every arc light so kept and
maintained. Said sum to be paid nunr
terly on the (lint days of .Tanuary, April,
.inly and Neptemoer of enen anil every
year during the aforesiJd iierlod of ten
yeais. Proper deductions anil allow
ances shall be made by thn said ft,. A.
Ferrln, his successors or assigns, for any
light or lights that do not. burn tho re
quired length of time. Said deductions
and allowances to bo determined Tor
each quarter before the light bill Is
rutin1. Thn said F.. A. Ferrln. bis sue
cessors or assigns shall erect, said lights
within six months from this date and
have the current ready to turn on with
n six month from this dale. Tho said
Borough of West Reynoldsvllle will
keep and maintain tho aforesaid num
ber of lights during thn said term of
ten years and for each additional light
attached during said term, the said
borough of West Revnnldsvlllo shall
not pay more thBn thn sum herein stip
ulated to bo paid for aro lights during
tho continuance of this contract.
Section 2. Tho borouuh of West
Reynoldsvillo will annul ly hereafter
levy and collect from Its Inhabitants a
tax for the purpose of paving lor sahl
arc lights as now provided by law
Section ;t. Should the said K. A
Forrln, his successors or assigns fall to
accept this ordinance and ho hound by
the terms and conditions thereof with
In sixty (00) days from tho dato hereof,
or fall to erect and operate said arc
lights within tho timo prescribed in
this ordinance, then this ordinance
shall become void, Bnd tho borough of
West Reynoldsvillo shall bo released
from all llifMlltv thcreundor,
Section 4. Hhat any ordinance or
part of ordinance conflicting with this
ordinance is hereby repealed so far as
the same effects this ordinance
Ordained and enacted Into a law this
5th day of October, A. D. 1899,
SAMUEL SUTTKR,
Attest: Pres. of Council,
W. B. Stauffer, Clerk "
Approved this 5th day of October,
A. D. 1899. J. C. McEntire,
Chief Burgoss.
REYNOLDSV1LLE.
(No. 64)
AN ORDINANCE regulating the UM J closet, sink, receptacle or pipe of any
of public and private sewers. T.kln.d tht w,ould cttrJ'y ft H"y dole;
Sec. 1. Bo it ordained and enacted
by the burgess and town council of the
borough of Reynoldsvllle, and it is here
by ordained by authority of the same,
that there shall be annually chosen by
the council a reliablo and competent
person to bo known as Inspector of Sew
ers, whose duty it shall be to see that
the provisions of all ordinances relating
to drains and sewers are complied with,
and in case the provisions of such ordi
nances are not fully and properly com
plied with, to at once report the same
to tho chief burgess. It shall be tho
further duty of said inspector to ace
that the sewers are discharging freely
and that the flush tanks are operating
and that the main sewer at
ntersection of Grant with Fourth street
is flushed by a full opening of the gate
for at least one hour each and every
week, and that the small gate shall be
kept open at all times, neither the small
nor full gate shall be open, however,
when the water in fitch fine run is
high and charged with silt, grayel or
anything which will obstruct the sewer.
For such services he shall receive a
compensation to be fixed upon quarterly
by the council, it shall also be the
further duty of the inspector of sewers
to decide upon matters of construction,
modification and repairs of sewers and
drains, as provided for in this and all
other ordinances relating thoreto, and
to act in conjunction with the Board of
onjunctlon with the Board of
Health as
provldod for in the following
sections of this ordlnanoe.
w..B urutiLiiw.
No person shall be permitted
Seo,
to break
Into, modify, change or con -
pipe or drain with the publio
nect any
or private sewers now existing or that
may hereafter be constructed in this
borough without having first obtained
the approval of the InBpector of sewers
and the board of health, and all such
changes, connections and modifications
shall be done only under the direct per
sonal superintendence and control of
the suid inspector, and for such super
intendence there Bhall be paid to him
fifty cents by the party having the work
done as his compensation therefor.
Seo. 3. That the drainage of all
buildings, publio or private, within this
borough Bhall be subject to the approv
al of the Board of Health and Bhall be
In accordance with sections 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13, 14, 15, 10, 17, 18 and 19 of ordi
nance No. 20, approved Oct. 2, 1893,
entitled "an ordlnanoe for tho better
preservation of the publio health."
Seo. 4. In addition to the provisions
of ordinance No. 26, it it hereby further
ordained that the connections with the
publio aewers of this borough or any
private sower connecting therewith
shall be made and used for the follow-
.
Ing purposes only, to-wlt: Discharges
from water motors, fountains, the over
flow of pur,) water from tanks, wash
basins, bath tubs, water closets when
Infilled In hiiildlug-i, kitchen, store and
olllee sinks, laundry tubs, water from
roof, wjitnr from hydrant and clean
water from springs; and all wnsh bnslns,
bath tubs, kilcheii, store and olfleeslnks,
laundry luhs mid connections with roofs
and spring must be provided with
suitable strainers, which strainers must,
be approved by thn Hoard of Health
and tlm Inspector of sewers. All such
Mini tiers must be securely (listened
in place and must, not he removed unless
to clean out or repair. As the object
and use of suid xlraiuersls to prevent,
the admission to the sewers of my mut
ter which would stupor clog tin sunn,
any negli e't. or device which will tend
to bring about such stoppage or clog
ging Is hereby declared unlawful and
the partv so offending shall upon con
viction liefnro the chief burgess or a
Justice of the peace pity a line of not, less
than Ten Dull ins. to' lm collected as
other lines and penalties arn collected
by law.
Sec. 5. It is declared unlawful for
any person lo deposit sticks, cloth,
leather, vegetables or any other
substance which would be liable lo
clog or obstruct the pipes. Into any
water closet connected with the sewers
of this borough, or U) use said water
closet and connections for any other
put-nose than what said closet was In
tended for, and the erson so offending
shall upon conviction before the chief
burgess or a Justice of thn peace pay a
fine of not less than Ten Dollars, to bo
collected as other fines and penalties
are collected by law.
Sec. H. If any person owning or oc
cupying any building In the borough
which has a connection with any public
sewer or has a connection with a pri
vate sewer tlmt connects with and dis
charges Into a public sewer, and such
connection and arrangement shall not
b In accordance with this and every
other ordinance relating to sewers anil
sanitary matters and such owners or oc
cupants shall receive notlco from the
Hoard of Health or Inspector of sewers
to change, repair or reconstruct In a
proper manner said connections and
fixtures, and shall fall to do so for
a period of twenty-four hours after
receiving said notice, said owners or
occupants shall upon conviction before
the chief burgess or a justice of the
peace, pay in addition to the penalty
jirovided for violating of section four of
this ordinance, a fine of Five Dollars
for each and every day thereafter unt il
the changes and modifications shall he
made and completed in accordance with
the provisions of tho various ordinances
relating thereto; provided, however,
that In case tbe changes and modi
fications shall bo of such character as
to require more than twenty-four hours
to complete the same, the Inspector of
sewers or Hoard of Health shall have
mwer to grant such further perlm for
completion as may be necessary and
reasonable: also tho Inspector of sewers
shall have full power and authority to
sever any connections on failure to com
ply with this ordinance after duo notlco
as aforesaid.
Sec. 7. No connection with a public
sewer or with a private sower that con
nects or discharges into a public sewer
shall be made whereby any silt, sand,
gravel, earth, ashes or any matter
which will not bo readily and freely
carried away by tho ordinary flow of
water In said sewer, nor shall the drain
age from any stable or pigpen bo allow
ed to enter said public sewer whether
tho same Bhall come from any private
sewer or otherwise, nor shall' any poi
sonous substances bo jtlaccd or dis
charged Into said sewer except upon
order of tho Hoard of Health.
Sec. 8. No connection of any ple
conveying any foul or noxious matter
of any kind shall be male with tho
drain pipe laid nearly umlerncath tho
tho sower pipe for the purpow of drain
ing the collars along Gordon and Wil
low alleys. Which drain pipe must in
no way have any connection with any
torious, foul or unhealthy matter and
any person violating this section of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction before
the Chief Burgess or a Justice of the
Peace pay a fine of not loss than ten
dollars, to be collected according to law.
Seo. 9. Rain water from roofs may
be conducted into house drains that
empty into the sewers, but the pipe or
conductor discharging such rain water
Into the sewers must be provided with
a trap located below frost, the seal of
which shall not be less than five Inches,
said trap shall have a hand hole for
convenience In cleaning, and to have a
suitable cover and protection, rain con'
ductors shall not be connected ouUlde
of the main trap, nor used as soil, waste
or vent pipes, nor shall any soil, wasto,
or air pipe be used as a rain conductor.
and if placed within a building shall be
of cast iron pipo with leaded joints,
Seo. 10. No discharges or exhaust
from any gas, vapor or Bteara engine or
steam heating apparatus is permitted or
allowed into any publio sewer or into
any private sower wnicn connects with
a publio sewer.
Sec. 11. The overflow from tanks
must first discharge into an open fixture
properly trapped before such discharge
can be admitted to any pipe or drain
leading to the sewer, and no waste pipe
from a refrigerator or receptacle in
which provisions are stored shall be con-
nected with .any drain soil, or waste
; pipe connecting with the sewer.
Se(J- j2i AU h0UBe dra,ng shM
: nmvldnd with a horizontal
1 immediately outside the cellar wall or
at the curb. The trap shall have a
hand hole for convenience in cleaning,
the cover of which shall be properly
fitted.
Sec. 13. There shall be an inlet for
fresh air entering the house drain just
inside tne water seal ot tne trap named
in Seo. 12, and also an inlot for fresh
air at the rear of the system when the
vertical line of the pine is located in
the central part of the building and the
main fresh air inlet is deemed Insuf
ficient, said Inlet shall be at least three
inches In diameter, leading through
the outer wall and opening at a conven
ient place with an accessible clean out.
JNo drainage work Bhall bo covered or
concealed in any way until after it has
been examined and approved by the In
spector of sowers and the Board ot
Health, and notice must be given to
the Board of Health in writing when
the work U sufficiently advanced for
Buob lnspeotlon.
Seo. 14. All traps and fixtures shall
be protected from syphonage. All anti
syphon pipes shall be carried up and
through the roof or connected with the
main soil plialove the highest fix turn.
Seo. 15. Thn ti'iialu lor the viola
tion of any and all the pi nvlsloin of this
ordinance, except for a violation of
those sections w here it penalty Is niie
cilleillly tiatned, shall he a II lie of five
dollars for each anil every olb-ns , lift, r
conviction before the Chief Hint; s- or
a Justine of the I'. Her, to be cull, ft. d
as fines ami penalties are collected by
law,
Sec. 10. That any otilliinnce i i-pirl
of ordinance cuntlletinu with tlie pin-
VI"lotm or this nritlntttte,' ln,f.,ie.' i-.,-p
II led so lilt- us Hie same i iVootr, this
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Att'-st: Pres. in (,'oioiei!.
f. J. MrKNTIKK. Cleric ofC'.iiii cil.
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Is your paper, made for yon and not a misfit. It i a years
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Address, FiltM
1'1'ILAUItirUlA
F,NNSYLVANIA HAILKOAD.
rtillnilnlpliln A F.fln UhIIi-oiuI DIvIhIiiii,
tn ufTottt Nov. Ill, I mill. Train lvo
Driftwood tin follows:
KAHTWAItn
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WIIIOMilmmt, llHilmi, I'liiisvllln.fii'rnnliin,
lliirilHlinrg mnl t lit- Inli'ilin'iHKm Hit
llniis, arriving til I'IiIIikIHiiIiIii t z p.m.,
NfW York,":;! 11. m.i lliililmiiMi,IWl ti.m.i
Wiodiliiiftim, 7: In p. 111 I'lilltnaii I'srlnr mr
finin WlllluttiKiiiii i In Phlliiiliiliihln mnl ms-wiiiri-r
i'iiiu'Iics frnni K inn- lo I'lillniliilplilH
mnl VVIIMiinmiHiit to lliillinioin anil Wash
nuloii. :fi" 11. m.-Tmln , wuclnlays. fur Mmi-
rMnirg mnl liiti'tmi'illntii nIiiIIiiiih. ar
riving nt I'hlliiili'lphlii4::m A. M.i Niiw York,
TMn. tn.) Knit lni,,ii.. 2 ;i a. 111. 1 Wimhltiaion
4.11 A. H. I'lilliiiiiit Hli'i'pltig rum from
lliiri-NtiuiR to I'hlliuliiliililii mnl Nnw Yol k.
I'lilliinVlphln iiiihwiikits run rmnnln In
hIi'pim-i uiilllHtltrliiMl until t -'Ml A. sr.
1(1:1:! p. in. -Truth 4,ilitlly fur Hitiiliury. Harris- m
i'iu ,i,i in, ,'rinriiinii hiiiiimiin, arriving at.
riillitiMphla, ft:. 12 A. M.i Nnw York, :!
A.M. nit iTiik ilnys 11 nil Iti.TI A M. on Bun
iluyi Hull Itniiri, 11:11.1 a. m,i iVifdilngtiiit, 7:41V
A.M. riilltiiHii Hli'iiH-rH from Krlr iiini Wll
Hiitni'iKirl to riilliiili'lplilii mnl WllllmitMpurt
In WiiMiliimiiii, l'iiHi,nifirs In sli,iM-r
fur lliililiimrfl mnl u uliliiOin will lit-lrnnif.-rnillnln
tVnililiiiftoii hli-fprr at Wll
llnnixpiirt. I'Hsxftigi'i niiii'lii-s from Erin to
I'hllHili'lphla nml IVIIIInmaiHiit. to Kaltl
murc. ,
WFKTWA nil
4:11 a. tn.-Triilii 0, wrrkduys. for Rrla. Rltisr-
wj, i'iiiiiiis, iii-rniiiin anil principal inter -niidlala
Hiailiitia.
:44 a. ni.--Trttln i, dally for Erli mid Intor-
mdlat points.
:4Sp. tn.-Traln IS, wi-ckdays for Kane and
liitiiriiiedlalestatlMiia.
TllUOfilll TKAI.NH poll imtFTWOOIl
KHIlM Til f KAT AND SHUT II
Tit A IN I leaves New York ft:M n m.l'hllsilel.
II mure .4(l p. m., arriving at flrlftwixKl 4:M'"
iiiim n:u, n. m.i vrann 1 aion 7:zi 11. m.. itai.
a. m., wi-ennays. with ruiiirinn sleepers and
paswingr roarhm from I'tillsdelphla to
f.',.'.v. N"" ioi'gi('n anu iiuitininra 10
IVII IIIIINIHiri.
TKAIN H leaves Nnw York at7:M p. m. Phlla-
irmnis, 11 ;m p. m. wssnineion, iii.sii p. m l
llnllluiiire, II :M p. m.i dally arriving al
itiiw,nmi m v:. 11. m. ninman sirepina
cars from fhlla. to Wllllamsti't, and through
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lamsp't, and throiight.
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passpngi-r I'liai-nea rrnm
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111 r.rie.
wasti1ngWin,7..1riA. M. Hull I mure, :M A. M.I
wlllii-sliarrn. I0:M a. m.i wmkilars.
. arriving at firlftwond at fV:4l . m. with
I'nllnimi I'arlor i-nr from I'hllHrinlphla to
rfiiiiiuiiMpiiri aim passftnger itoacn 10 rvane.
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1 411 I'I
p.m. a. m
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nn train Ii-hvIhk l ull, ( reck at fi.iCI a. ni., ri-
turnliig on train li-avliig I'lttHliurg at 1.40p.m.
J. II. IIIJTCHINHON, .1. K. W(M)f,
Urn Manager. Oen. I'aaa. Ag't.
BUFFALO, HOCIIKSTEN & I'JTTS
UL'I'GJI UAILWAY.
TIME TAIIf.l!.
(In and aftnr (ii'lohi-r II. IHIifl, passen
ger trains will arrive and ditpart from Hnyn
iiIiIhvIHi' nlnt Inn, dally, except Hiinday, as
flllluWHi
nr.PAiiT.
7:orin.ni. Kor Palls Creek, iMillola. Hlif K1111,
I'linssiitHwiiey, Hutler, arid I'ltisiiurg, (km-
nei'ts Hi Illinois fnrCiirwensvllle and Clear-
lli'ld snil nil points In rii'arfli'lil division!
also with main line train for Ifrorkwayrllle,
Klilgwny, .InliiiMiiitiurg and Bradford,
rittsliurg flyer leaves Illinois at 12. AO p.m.
fur Bradford, llulfitlo and ItiK'Inntiir.
4:40 p. m. Pur Falls Creek, flu Hols, C'urwens-
vllle and Clearfield and till points on tlieC.
A M. Illvlslnn.
AHIIIVg.
1:20 a. m. .4 p. m.
Thousand mile fli-keta irooil for passage
over any portion of the B., Ft. P. and Beech
Creek railroads arn on sale, al two (2) cents
per mile.
For tickets, time tallies and full Informa
tion apply to
K. C. IiAVia. Agent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
C, 0. Lapet, Gen. Pas. Agent,
Rochester N.Y.
NEW PLACING MILL
Will keep in stock a
. full line of rough
and dreH8ed ....
Lumber, Sash and Doors.
Mouldlnos, Casinos,
Brackets,
Porch Material ot all kinds,
Shingles, Lath, Plaster, Lime,
Cement and Sewer Pipe.
' Material delivered to
all parts of town. .
J. V. Young.
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
In the Court of Common Plena of Jefferson
County, No. , November Term, l4.
Notii'e is hereby given that an application
will tie made to the said court on Tuesday,
Novembers, l"H. at J.KioVlis-k p. m., under
the Art of Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An act to provide,
for the Ini'orporntlon and Regulation of Cer
tuin CortMirutlons," approved April 211, 174,
and the supplements thereto, for the charter
of an Intended i-orponitlnn to tie pulled -inn
I'liited Evangelical Church of Falls Creek,
Pennsylvania, the character and olijeel.
wln-vAff is for the purpose of the public wor
ship of (tod according to the faith of the
Tinted Evangelical Church, the promotion of
the Interests of religion, and the spread of
Christ's kingdom throughout the world. In
connection und association with the said
flitted Evnngellrnl Church, nnd for t bene
purposes to have, possse, aud enjoy all the
rights, iH'iietiii- und privileges of the soJd
Act of Assembly and its supplements.
The proMied churter Is uow on Ble In the
Prothouotttry's ontce.
CoLI & Moork, Solicitor.
QAUTIOX NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not to trust
or liurbor June E. tirnvt-s. at my expense, as
she on Oct. 17, lMD left my bed and board and
1 will not be held responsible for any bllla
contracted by her. J. R. Uhovb.
Nov. 3, ln'JU. Sandy Valley, Pa.
Cubtaerlb for
The f Star
a If you (want th New.