Viewers' Notices.
NOTICIC- In tlin mil Iit of tin' -tl-tlon
i( tin- linroiiifh of K.-ynnlilnvillti
for llm iipiMiint incut of vlrwi'in to iibhi m
1'iwtn iiml cxpt'tiw's "f 11 puhtlo stnvi-r
from Miy,ili hiivi-i, i Ileum In (iiuilnii
iilley In it point in (iiirilun nlley m-itr
l'iti-li I'ine i nn, upon the pnipert Ira hvn-i.-lltttl,
if Miilllei"iit ruu lin fimtiil.
In the ( 'uni t et ( 'minium r'li-Hi ef .lef-fei-xnn
eeiitiiy, Nn. Ill, .ln. term, HAW:
i ii'i I i'-inii. d !i:ivinii been iiinlnt
! by the iifiireiii; tViiirl vii--i-n in
the lun -K'lili liutltiT. t.eieliy glvo lui
tlmthut t Ii.-y will nil Meiulny, tile lltli
ilny ol l ivniiVr, ut !l ni-lnck n, in.,
meet mi the line nf t ll ' Mlill Improvement.
HI cin ner n( Fourth tivet, mill (lonlon
nil y, '!'. 'eeeiliie; t le'liee over the line
of siriil I'livr. viewing; the Kiinie mill llm
pr niUe" iill'eetecl t hereby, noil bear nil
purl l.i lii'ereiteil therein mnl their
V, ittn"'-r.
'HAKI.K A. IlKltl'I'.l,, J
V. S. Kohs, Vli-wnn.
I.KVI Slim KKIW, 1
U-vnnlilnvilli-, November !, 1 !!.
NOTICK.-In tlin mutter of tho peti
tion of the HoroiiKh of Keynolilnvillu
for the nppolntmeiij of viewer to num-HS
cotitH hihI cxprnm-s of n public IK-WIT
fn m Seventh ntivt-t. theni'o in (ionlon
alley to Sixth Ktrei-l, to Intisi-M-r.t public
ewir in oiiiil (lonlon nlley, upon llm
propertieK benefltt-il, if aiiffU-U-nt can lie
found.
In the Court of Common I'loiwof ,1ef-fi-rsnn
county. No. -!, .Ian. term,
Tho nnilemlKnecl hiivlne Iw-en appoint
ed by the HforeHiilil court vlewcrn In tho
iiforemilil mutter, hi-rehy iv notice
tli ut, they will on Momliiy, tint lltli iluy
of UecemlH-r, IMlHt. lit. II o'clock R. m.,
meet on the line of the Haiti improve
ment nt corner of Seventh ntrei-1 anil
(oirilon alley, proceetl'niK thence over
the lino of Kiiiil newer, viewing the twino
iiml tho pii-mlsi-H alTi'i-tecl thereby, anil
lu-Si-nil partlt-H inten-Hteil therein mill
tlieir witnensi-H.
('IIAKI.KS A. IlKRI'Kt., 1
V. S. Kosh, Vifwcm.
l.KVl Sl'HfCKKHS, )
UeynoldxvillK, Nov. 211, lHllil.
NOTICK. In tho matter of Iho peti
tion of the Hot-one h of Hey noldsville
for the appointment, of viewers to hhh.-hs
contH anil expense of a public hewer
from an alley near tho ornate of .lamen
Flynn deceased, thence In 13 ill Hti-i-ot to
InterHect with public newer in Fourth
street.
In tho Court of Common Pleas of .Tef
fernon county. No. M). .Inn. term, 11HKI.
Tho underpinned having bei-n appoint
ed by the aforesaid Court viewert, iu
the foreifointf matter, hereby (flvo no
tice that they will on the 1 1th day of
Duoomber, IHIItt, ut one o'clock p. m.,
meet on tho lino of the said improve
ment at corner of Hill and Fourth
Mtreets, proceeding thence over tho line
of Haid newer, viewing the name and the
pri-mlws affi.-clcd thereby, and hear all
parties intercntcd therein and their
wltnenRe.
Charles A. Hkrpkl, )
W. 8. KOBB, Viewers.
LEVI 8CHU0KER8. )
RoynoldHVille, Nov. 20, 18WJ.
NOTICE. In tho matter of the peti
tion of the Borough of Ue.ynolili.vlUe for
the appointment of viewers to annum
coats and expenses of a public sewer in
Willow alley from Fifth street, where
said alley crosses said street, thence in
Bald alley to a proHHied discharge sew
er, ending in said alluy near Pitch Pine
run, upon the properties benefited, if
sufficient can be found.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Jef
ferson county, No. 27, Jan. term, 1000:
The undersigned having been appoint
ed by the aforesaid Court viewers in the
foregoing matter, hereby give notice
that they will on Monday, the 11th day
of December, 1809, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
moot on the line of the said improve
ment at the corner of Willow alley and
Fourth street, proceeding thence over
the line of the Bald sewer, viewing the
same and the premises affected thereby,
and hear all parties interested therein
and their witnesses.
CHAR!, A. HERPEL, )
W. 8. Rosa. Viewers.
Levi Soiiuckers, )
fteynoldnvllle, Nov. 20, 1809.
NOTICE. In the matter of the peti
tion of the Borough of Roynoldsville
for the appointment of viewers to assess
costs and expenses of a public sewer In
Grant street from Sixth street to Fifth
street, and in Fifth street to where said
street intersects with Willow alloy to a
publlo sewer In said alley, upon the
properties benfited, if sufficient can be
found.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Jef
ferson oounty, No. 28, Jan. term, 1900:
The undersigned having been appoint
ed by the aforesaid Court viewers In the
foregoing matter, hereby give notice
that they will on Monday, the 11th day
of December, at 3 o'clock p. ro., meet
on the line of the said improvement at
the oorner of Grant and Sixth streets,
proceeding thence over the line of said
sewer, viewing the same and the prem
ises affeoted thereby, and hear all par
ties interested therein and their wit
nesses. Charles A. Herpel, )
W. S. Rosa, V Viewers.
Levi Schuckers, )
Roynoldsville, Nov. 20, 1809.
When Going to Bradford, Butler, Pitts
burg, Buffalo or Rochester,
Take the elegant new vestlbuled ex
press 'via the Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburg R'y. This train runs every
day In the year to above points without
change and Is composed of cafe and re
clining chair car, standard high buck
, seat day coaches and express and bug
guge curs and is equipped with every
modern appliance conserving comfort
and safety. There is no extra charge
to ride on this train.
For tickets, time tables and other in
formation, cull on or address the nearest
ugunt of tho company or Edward C.
Lapey, General Passenger Agent,
Rochester, N. Y.
The .Farm Journal is cheap but not
too cheap to be good; it Is full of ginger
and gumption, and baa as many other
good things in it that you can use as
any paper at any price. It will be sent
live years to subscribers 01 the btah
who pay arrearages and one year In ad
vance and 26 cents extra, tor 11.25 for
Low-Rate Excursion to Washington.
The Pniinsy vanlu Kailroad Company
announces that, on IV et-tulx-r ".'I, Feb
ruary 21, March l.'i and April 7. ll will
run npeclal i-xcnrxlotm from points on
the Pblliuielpblil .V Frio Itiillronil, Ki le
to Iieli Haven, Incln.-ivo, to VVtmhlng
ton, for the bi-nellt of nil who may want,
to visit the National Ciipllol. Uounil
trip t ickeis, giMul going on alt regular
trains on tiny nf nmm, ami good return
ing on any regular t rain within temlayn,
exclusive of going ilaie, will be Hohl a',
rate of tlO (10 from K.rie. Si. Marys, anil
inlerineilinle points; itH.U.'i Irom Drift
wootl; - l" from K-novo; 7.110 from
Lock II. mn: ami propm-l innate rules
from otle-r points,
Holders of sh einl . xenr ton tickets
to Washing ion can purchase, at tho
l'eiiusyl .iniii Kailroiul ticket olllees at.
'Washington, excursion tickets to Hich
nionil at rate of $1.00 anil to Old Point
Comfort (all tail) at tli ml: from the
pursers of the Norfolk and Washington
Ktciimlioul Company excursion tickets
(not iticluillng in- ins and staterooms on
steamers) to Old Point Comfort or Nor
folk. Va . at :if0. and to Virginia
H-aeh, Princes Anne Hotel, at H.A0;
and at the olllees of the Washington,
Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Klectrlo
Hallway Company, excursion tickets to
Mt. Vernon and return at ratal of f0
cents.
Fo-- full information consult small
band bl I Is. apply to ticket agents, or F.
S. Hnrrar. Division Ticket Agent, VVil-Mam-port.
Pa.
I The Cure that Cures
T Coughs, ?
t Colds,
T Grippe, I
T WHOOPING COUGH. ASTHMA. T
f BRONCHITIS AND INCIPIENT T
T CONSUMPTION IS 7
T
t gold by all druggists 254 SOctsf
W,
II . 8TAMEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office at Rntel MiH'nnni-ll, Rtynnldsvlllf, Pa.
Q MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office on West Main strwt, opposite the
C'ommerelHl Hotel, KnynnMsvtlle, Pa.
Z. GORDON.
ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W ,
Brook vllle. Jpfforson Co. P.
Office In room formerly occupied by Gordon
A JorlM-tt West. Main K l rent..
q m. Mcdonald,
attorney-at-law,
Notary Public, real estate agent, Patents
secured, collei-tlnns made promptly. Ufllce
In Nolan hUs k, Reynnldsvllle, Pa.
gMITH M. McCREIGHT,
ATTORNEY-ATLA W ,
Notary Public and Real Fstate Airent. Ctnl
lectlnna will receive prompt attention. Office
In Kmehlli-h it Henry block, near poetoffice,
Keynnldsvllle Pa.
E.
NEFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Real Estate A Kent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
J)R. 13. E. HOOVER,
UEYNOLDSVILLE.PA.
Resident, dnntlat. fn the frnehtleh Jk Hen
ry block, near the posuimce. Main street.
uentienes in operailnf .
JJH. R. DeVERE KING,
DENTIST,
Office over Reynoldsvllle Hardware Co. store,
nam street, neynoiusvuie, ra.
JJR. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
Office In the J. Van Reed hulldlns. near
corner of Mala and Fifth siruota.
H
OTEL MoCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor.
The leading hotel of the town. Headquar
ters for commercial men. Hteam heat, free
bus, bath rooms and closets on every floor,
sample rooms, billiard room, telephone con
nections 4tc. '
JJOTEL BELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
FItANK D1ETZ, Proprietor.
First clans In every particular. Located In
the very centre of Hie business part of town.
Free 'bus to and from trains ana commodious
sample rooms for commercial travelers.
J H.HUGHES,
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING.
A full line of supplies constantly on hand.
Office and wururoom near M. E. church,
l-'lf III struct.
NEW PLANING MILL
ynr to
Will keep in stock a
full line of rough
and dressed ....
Lumber, Sash and Doors.
Moulding, 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.
yrANT YOUR CLOTHING TO FIT
? ? ? ? ?
Then you ouht to go to
J. C. FUOKHI.1CH
.... MERCHANT TAILOH.
Mv Link op Sampi.ks . . .
arc well worth anyone's time to call
nnil Innpret. Hi-nii-inhc-r nil work Is
Kiiaranti-i-il.
CI.KANINil,
I!i:I'Aii;inii,
Al.TKHINll.
A SPECIALTY -
.1 IV I'ltHMII. It'll.
Next iloor to Prli-Hter Hnm.
CHRISTMAS
is nun;
And you will certainly be
presenting a friend or rela
tive with a nice pienent.
Why Not Stki
Into Orit Stork
nnd relect pome nice piece of
furniture for a present thin
year? Your friend will cer
tainly appreciate something
that
Anns Hkacty and Com
fort TO THK HOMK . .
more than something that is
a luxury, of which the novel
ty soon wears off.
Comk In Kari.y and
Mark Vopr Ski.kction
i
for you may see something
that will require you to save
your dimes till Christmas.
Anticipate . what you will
want for a present and get
first choice out of our large
new stock.
Visit our store and see if
you cannot find
Somethino That Ex
actly Plkasks You.
Make your selection and
we will deliver it wherever
and whenever you want it.
Don't Fail To
Come and See
what we have to select from
and the good suggestions we
can give you about the pres
ent you want 'to buy for
Christmas.
Brumbaugh & Hillis.
Omnwlte P. O. this week. After this
week across the street In new brick.
WHEN IN DOUBT. TRY
0
WW
fctoetttliuttltofveiri.
nd have cured thoutandi ot
Cae of Nervoot Itsc, iu:h
at Dwhty Uitiinttt. bleeplns
m and VartooccU, Atrophf ,km
TtMjr clear th brain, Birenfthtn
th circulation, mak difeinoa
, partecl. and Imparl a healthy
vttor loth hola beln. All
drains and lotkci art checked
urnnorlffalfl Prmtlr Unlet! palientt
iUUII&fl&aillt .r. DroDerlv cured, their conau
lloa efien worrlei them (ntoIatanUy, Coniump
tior or Death. Mailed sealed. Price per boii
4 boles, with Iroa-clftd legal uarante to cure or
refund the money, .w. Scad for tree book.
For sale by II. Alex Stoke
WANTED (SEVERAL TEUBONS FOK DI8
trlrt Office MMtianora In thU atute to rt'prv
itent me In their own and aurroundlnft coun
tl. Willing to pay yearly toot payubln
weekly. Deitlrable employment wlthunuMiial
opportunity. Keft'renres exohuiiKed. En
rltwe aelf-addreaHcd Htumped envelope. S. A,
Tark, 320 Caxton UuUUIiik. C'hlcaKo. 6-25-OU.
OF REYNOLDS VILLK.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
$7,000.
C. miu-liell. President!
Mcott MeClelland, Vice Pre. I
John 11. Ksnrhtr, Cashier.
Directors:
0. Mitchell, B.-olt McClelland. J. O. King,
Jobii 11. Corlx-tt, U. E. Hrown,
O. V. Fuller, J. H. Kaueber.
Does a general banktiiRbuBlnessand solicits
the accounts of merchants, processional men,
farmers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen and
other. promlsluK the most careful attention
to the business of all persons,
Hafe Ueposlt Boxes for rent.
First National Bank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
EVERY WOMAN
Sometimes Beads a reliable
munlliljr regulating msdiylus.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL piLLS,
3
First National Bank
Ire prom pt.ssfoonflciH
The Cheapest Place
to buy Clothing is at ,
N. HANAU'S.
('nil olid hi coin im t'd liow i-lii-iip you can buy
Men's and Boys' Suits and
Overcoats.
Mcii'h SuitH, voih1i'(1,
Suitn, r?l..r)l to 1 o. 00; M.-h'h
'veryl)oly rlnt- will nt-lv you
li.dd, wtn th 10. 00; Youtlw'
if.r).0O, worth ii.00 to tl.oo.
Men's and Boys' Underwear.
Men's tleecelineil ctp. npiere; the very bent of
Mpii'h lleeoe-llned nt Ah tr. apiece, lioyu' fleeco-llned 2.1
cts., worth 40 ftp.
Ladies' Department.
LwlieH' Tailor iuado SuitH, Skirts, PIuhIi Cnpen, Col
InretteH, Fur CnpeH, .fee., rhenper than they nre now Belling
nt the fnctorieM.
I Ixniulit my (.'ihmN bi-foi-n llio ml vttiici- In prices und ynu will (ot the
bnni'flt of clii-itp liiiviiiir.
N. HANAU.
n
'Vix-
The Jefferson Supply Go.
BIG STORES
at ReynoIdsville,.Rathmel
and Big Soldier
are receiving daily new Fall Stocks of Men'ts and Boys'
Clothing, ShoeB, Hats nnd Caps nt the right prices. A
large assortment
FUR CAPES
AND COLLARETTES
(Get our prices.)
Our second floor is full of New Furniture and Car
pets. We still have some bargains in lines that we are
closing.
IGGLE
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PUILAllHLrUIA J
pRNNSYLVANIA KAILROAD. "
I'lillad.-lphla A P.rlo lliillmiul DIvIhIod.
tn i-ITi-ta Nov. 1(1, !!. Traln luuvo
Di-lftwond tin follows:
RAHTWAHIi
:ii(l n 111--Train h. wi-i liiinys, fur Runlmry,
Wllkcilmrn-, lliir.li-lnn, l'citlHVllln,crnlnn,
Hum Intuitu nnil the liiiprniillnl nin
iIiiiih, iirrivliiu at riilluili-lpliin r,::!;i p.m.,
fii-sr Vurk, ::m u. m. I Hiililmiirn.lHiil i.ni.
hhIiImhIiiii, 7:1a p. 111 I'iiIIiiihii I'm Inr -nr
fiiuii Wlllliim-'iHiii 10 riillaili-lpliln nnd pim-m-niri-i
i-imrln- from K111111 to I'lilliHli-lplila
nnil VlllliunHitt. 10 IIiiIiIiiimmi mill WiibIi
lllUlllll.
!l:.'iH p. in. -Train It, wi-ckilnya, fur llnr
rlKliurg nml Inti-i miilliili- nlnllons, nr-
l-lvl,,..Ml l-lill,. .I..I..I.I.. . . VI V.. ..I.
7 l: 11. 111.; Hiillltniiii-, t.:tu'n. 111. 1 Wuililiiif uiik'I
n. m. riinnuiii rn-i'iiinir riii-n rriyii
llm i Kliiiiir in I'lilliiili lplilii nml Nr. Vilk.
I'hlliiili'lplitii ihihi'iiui'ih run ri-niHln In
nli-i-m-r iinillmiii hi d until ":: a. m.
111:1:! p. 111. T111I11 4 . l 11 1 1 v fur Hiinliiity, llnrrlx
liuttmid liiii'iiiii-ilhiti- Ntiii hum, ni rl vliiif at
l-lilliiili-lplilii, -.:a a. M.; Nuw Ymk, A:iM
A. M.illl i-i k iliivs mid I0:i'i A s). on Sllll
iliiy; llaliiiiiiin-, it : H.. a.m.: Wii-lilimlon, ;:4A
a.m. I'lillinmi li-iii'i fmni K.ili- mnl Wll-Hum-ri.n
10 I -li 1 1 ikIi-I .It I it mnl Vllllmniinrt
In U tivhhiuiiin, l'u-.-.i-tit'1-iH In Hli-i'H-r
fur lliiltliuiirn mill VYiililti.-tfin will lie
trmifi-riiiil Inln ViiIiIiikii,ii Hli-i-pi-r Hi Wll
llmuspiirl. I'nssi-ni'i i-iiiirlii-H frnlu F.rln lo
I'hlliiilt-lpliln mnl llllnthHH)it to lliiltl
mnrn. Wr.HTWAttll
I:!, ni. Train H, i.i kiuy-, fur Erin, Hlilg-
wii), ImlliiK rirrinuiil mid prlni-lpitl Intur-
nii-dliiii- sttiiliiiiM.
:44 a. in. --Train a, dully fur Erin and Intor-
nii-illale rmtnls.
8:4Sp. 111. --Train IS. wn-kilnys fur Kana and
liiif-rnM-illKti-HiHlliiiiH.
TIIKuli.ll Tit A I NH Klllt HHIKTWOOI
MWM Til K F.A"T AMI lll!Tll.
THAIN II li-avM Ni-w VirkA:M p. m.,l'hltndn.
phlHS:.rill p. m. Waisliliiginti 7:211 p. ni., llivH
minim S.4U p. m arriving ill lii'iriwmxl 4::if
a. m., wn-kdays, Willi I'ullinnn hIci-jm-is anil
uitHwnBfT riini-iu-s riiitn I'lillliilnlpliln
Krli- ami Washington mid lialilmoie
wiinmnMirt.
THAIN a IrnvrsNrwYork at 7:M p. m.t I'h
iif-iiniin, 11:11 p. in. ; vi aHiiinginn, 111.411 p
Unltllliorn. 1 1 :.W D. tn. I dn lv arrlvlm
IlririwiHid at 9:44 n. ni. riitlinun sli-i-A
rr from I'hlla. In WllllaniHii't, sud IhrinOsaJI
piiMHi-tilti-r i-iiiii'lii-H from riilliiili-lphla 10
Erin mnl llnltlniiirff to Wlllliiniaport. On
HtiuiliiyKiuily I'iiIIiiihii alt-i-Mr I'lilliuli-lplila
tn hi l
THAIN IS li-avrs I'hllitili-liihla :40 A. m.!
tVimhlncioii, 7.1.1 A. M.; Hull tinnrii, H:SS A.M.;
Vllkf,liiim-, ii:A a. M. Ki-ekiinys,
arriving a I llrlflwoml lit M.I P. M. with
I'lillinmi 1'iirlor rur froiii I'lilliidnlplila to
Wlllluiimpiirt mid puin-iiKi-r roarh to Kane.
fliinni'i'ilonii vlit .Inliiisonhiirif H. K. and
ItlilKWiiy tt Cli ai lli:ld It. It.
. a. 111. wr.HKtiATir p. in.
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Ml ll Hiiilih s Kimi ... t UN ....
Hi 2.1 liiHtmili-r ... II 14 ...
Ml 20 CirulKlit 1)1 ....
HI . (lli n Ifurnl ... II 27 ...
In IU lli-iullco .. . II ;t! ....
IM .foliiiHonliurg ....U4:i ....
41) IvHIdgwayar .... 11 M ....
p in. p in. 11. in. n.in p.m. p.m.
7 H 2 Ifi II :n ar Itldgway l 7 00 IS 10 4 4.1
7 1,1 2 IM H 2H Inland Hun 7 07 12 17 4 S2
7 ON 2 l 0 2:1 l aim nl riihfr 7 12 12 23 4 S7
5 ?! ! ?f 5 ''' roylund 7 21 12 HO S OS
s Ml I SI 9 11 Hhoria Mills 7 2S 11 Xi g 09
52 I 47 A 07 llllll- ItiK-k 7 2N 12 iM 8 1'2
8 4H I i:i 9 02 Carrlur 7 IB 12 40 S 1(1
a hm 1 hi h s:i llriH-kwnvv-l 7 4:1 12 so g 2n
6M I 2N H 47 l.aupa Mills 7 47 12 54 5 !W
4:i M. MInn Suit 7 51
8 24 1 19 9l lliirn.-ys Hun 7 54 I 09 5 88
8 30 115 a M IvKiillsO'kHr 8 00 1 10 8 45
a 05 1 10 a is iv Illinois r a 10 .... g 55
8 II 13 4T Ol ar FnllHC'k Iv a XI I 40 7 43
8 02 13 as 6 53 llrvnotdsvllte a 45 I 50 7 55
5 26 12 12 8 15 HriHikvllle 9 12 t la (25
4 40 II SN New ll.-lhl m t 50 3 53
4 00 11 05 Ked Hank 10 25 1 25
I 40 9 10 It I'ltlsbiirgar 12 40 6 30
p.m. a. lima. m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
Through I'llllman I'nrlnr Oar to Pittsburg
on train leaving l'all t'ri-ek at a.Xla. m., re
turning on train li-avlng I'litsliurg at 1.40 p.m.
J. H.iiUTHINiON. J. It. WOOD,
Oen Mmuigur. Gen. I'aaa. Ag't.
A LLKGIIKN Y VALLEY RAILWAY
CXJMTANY. In effi-ct Sunday,
Nov. Ill, IHIIH, Urn Giuilo DivlHloti.
RAHTWAHII.
No. 9. Nn.ia No.l.No.5.No.7.
A. M. A. M. A. M.lp. M. P. M.
... I a 1.1 1 9 im' 1 40 5 115
.... 9 10 11 05 4 00 7 HO
... 9 21 .... 4 11 7 40
.... 9 so 11 ax 4 40 a 04
.... 957 447 ....
.... 1001 4M ....
.... 10 20 S 10 tn 81
I 8 IS HI 9.1 12 12 t 28 8 4
a 21 io 4
tftjtltlOSI 41 ...
a m 11 o 12 an a 02 111
t7 on II i:i ..... ta 09 ....
7 05 II IM 12 4N 8 15 9 24
7 12 nil Si 1 00 a iW 9 K
7 24 I 12 f 45 ....
7 84 1 25 8 55 ....
7 40 1 an 7 03 ....
7 50 1 7 14 ....
8 17 2 05 7 40 ....
ta 27 n 14 7 49 ...
I 8 55 .... I 2 40 I g 15 ....
aTATtoira.
Pittsburg
Kmi Hank
I.awsonhsm
New lli-lhli'ln-ni
Oak III lino
Maysvllle
Hiimmervllle ...
Hrookvllle
Hell
l-'nl Inr
Keynoldsvllle ..
I'anroasl
Palls Creek
Iliillols
Kalinin
Wlnterburn ....
I'eiinHeld
Tyler
Hon lunette
Ormit
Driftwood
Train 41 (Hunday 1 leaves Pittsburg 9.00 a. m.,
Ked Hank II OA due at Hrookvllle 3.2. Kern
oldsvllle 1.00. I)u Hols 1.20 p.m.
WSHTWAHO.
No. a. No.8 No.SNo l4No.10
A. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. P. at.
.... I 8 50 (II 55 .... I 5 SO
.... t7 is ti2 21 .... ta ia
.... 7 25 12 29 .... 8 27
.... 7 50 12 54 .... 8 54
.... 7 5N 1M ... 7 03
.... 8 03 107 .... 7 10
.... a 13 1 ih .... 7 22
a 3.1 a 25 t HO 4 SO 7 .17
8 41 IS) 140 458 7 43
ta 4 ts 01 tr m
M a 45 150 5 OS 7 54
t7 07 8 57 .... 46 22 ta 09
t7 i -ta (3 ta 20
724 9 12 tlO 5 40 25
7 3 t9 25 .... 8 54 ....
7 55 . 9 40 .... 8 11 ...
8 01 9 44 ... 8 17 ....
am 9 50 152 8 2.1 ....
8 iW 10 15 I 15 8 53 ....
a 50 10 25 I 25 7 05 ....
11 15 12 40 I 8 30 9 45 ....
A. m. p. m. p. m. p. m. P. M.
. BTATIOHS.
Driftwood.....
Grant
Hennesette. .
Tyler
PennHeld
Wlnterburn ..
Kalitila
DuHols
Kalis Creek...
Pancoast
Keynoldsvllle
Puller
Hell
Hrookvllle...
Hummervllle..
Maysvllle
Oakltldse
New Hethlehem
I.awsonham....
Ked Hank
Pittsburg
Train 42 Wnmlayl leaves DuHols 4.20 p. m.
due at Keynoldsvllle 4.3H, Hrookvllle 5.10, Ked
Hank 8.35. 1'itti.hiirg 9.25 p. m.
Trains marked run dally; dally, except
Hunday; t flag station, where signal, must b
shown.
Pullman parlor buffet car on trains 1, 2, 8,
and 7, between Plttnburg and Driftwood. Par
lor car i-hair rate Pittsburg to Reynoldsvllle
50 rents.
C11A8. B. PRICE, J. P. ANDERSON,
Gi'ii'l Bupt. Gen'l Paaa'r Agt.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-Shoer
and General Blacksmith.
Horse shoeing done in the neatest manner
and by the latent Improved methods. Re
pairing of ull kinds carefully and promptly
done. SATlar ACTION Ijl-ABAMTUIU.
HORSE CLIPPING
11 ava just received a complete set of ma
chine horse clippers of latest style UN pattern
and am prepared to do clipplug tn the best
possible niauuer at reaaouaule ratea.
Jackson It. near Fifth, Reynoldavllle. Pa.
ubacrltxi for
-
Trio St. Qt-w. X
' -'-U. The genu
' I () per bos.
the Farm Journal for Ave years and
Toe Stab for one rear
UMKur. i-eare; nf ri r
If youlwant tb Newt.
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For sals by U. Ale-:. Btoks. .
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