LIST OF JURORS
Drawn for the Regular Term of Court,
Commencing Monday, January, 8, 1900.
Ohano .IritoMs- Monday, .InnimryS, HK.
I'mlcn'offer. Frvln, ltiwe iwp
Si II I'M If), iil'lll IfC, Hllk t till'
lliillt iM, C o, riuccicck tp
ticM, .Iiiiim'm Sr., Ringgold tap
Koiiilnu. Willliim A, W Inslow twp
Miller. Wllllnm C, rinccrcck tw p
McDonald. K.I, McCiilmiml Imp
F.-lihaiiuh, II K, Kiiiix tvp
All-Iue. K T. Hiw lp
Henry, V (I. riiniMitiiwticy
Foster, Kphrnlm, Iteynnlilsvllle
Suiicr. John, Ferry tp
Hiown, 1. 111I1, He 1 1 twp
Rhodes, Harvey, McCalmont twp
llriuly, Oliver. I'lnccrcck twp
Campbell. K B, Henderson twp
'.Mflill. (I I. llenilerHin twp
McKaildcn. II V. Polk twp
ftiyiler. Joseph. Rose twp
Kelts, C W , Heaver twp
Hrnwn, Oconre, MeCahnnnt twp
Hnyd. t.c, Pntiviiitiiwtiey
Hnwerwu'k. .loll n, Perrv twp
Caldwell, Edward, Kldrrd twp
PttTtTjritoHS Monday, January a, ICOO.
ChntHcld. C P, Vnriiiw twp
Smith, M II. Washington twp
Miillinlliiiid. A VI. Wlnslow twp
Young. Wllllnm, Ringgold twp
Hull. Russell, I'unsiitiivncy
WIImiii. Kilwiii'd. Eld red twp
Drunimonil, Thomas, Puiier twp
Ollloplc, (' W, I'uiixsiiiiiwney
I'hlllhcr Thomas, Perrv twp
Johnson, K A. Snyder twp
lhlnli, I.Hlimn, Young twp
llanilltnii, YV H, Perry twp
Keed. Kliner, Henderson twp
Smith. Joseph, Washington twp
Hwnrts. J A, Hcynolilsvllle
Madden, .Mm .1. Clayvlllo
l.attlmcr, Harry, McCalmont twp
l.iilidnn, loseph D, Hell twp
Unit. Piimnel, Snyder twp
Michael, Samuel. Ringgold twp
Ross, .1 II. Washington twp
Kninli, W T, Snyder twp
Giision, J M, Porter twp
McKlroy. .1 II. Hiimmcrvlllp
Anderson, HIIiin. Itrisikvlllc
Kpcar. John. Hcytiolilsvlllc
Hnvder, Juhn C, Ringgold twp
Anderson, Miles, Clover twp
Brown, James. Perry twp
Rowers J M, (liiskllftwn
Burns, F W, Reynoldsvllle
Ht rouse, Amos, W lnslow twp
Morrison, Arthur, l'nlon twp
Smith, Frank. Heaver twp
Henry, lames, McCnlmout twp
Moore, II K, Warsaw twp
Haven, S P, Hummcrvllle
Piinsinore, lM, West Keynoldsylllo
lliirtiian, Krvln, I'lnecreek twp
lltiuirh. II D, l'nlon twp
Wllklus, John. Bell twp
Ontherle. Curtis, Benver twp.
MetOnlston, Leslcr, Hrookvllle
Hiihlte, David, Mi'l'almnnt twp
Huiina, Jesse, Wlnslow twp
Heeley, F.d. lleynoldsvllle
Hrocliis, Clyde, Beaver twp
Mrouse, Allien, Wlnslow twp
Redding. K H, I'lavvllle
Mct.regor, (illliert, f layvllle
Travkrhr .TrrttoHS Monday, January 21, 1900.
I,udwlrk, tawla, Wlnslow twp
Greene, Thomas, Reynoldsvllle
Parr, II T, Brook vlllc
Rhikcslce, Austin, Washington twp
McCreery, Kohert, I'unxsiitawney
Thompson, II K, Mi't'Hlniont twp
Rlshcll, Archie H, Warsaw twp
Kane, Thomas, Plueereek twp
Mathers. W A, Harnett twp
Keed, HO, Hrookvllle
Moore, O J, Brockway vllle
Grtilm, lacoh. Bell twp
lames, John W, t'layvlllo
Elsonhart, fnmiicl, Oliver twp
Wlngcrt. Harvey M, Polk twp
Noerr, Wllllnm, McCalmnnt twp
Ohl, W H, Kosetwp
ReelMT. W II Wlnslow twp
Dunkle, T J, Punxsutawiiey
Cravln, James, Polk twp
Coleman, Milton C, Reynoldsvllle
Mllllren, Albert, Kevnoldsvllle
Mi'Fadden, James If, Hlg Kun
Hopkins, James, Knox twp
Murray, Frank K, Gasklll twp
Htrouse, G 0, Wlnslow twp
Wayland, Milton, Clover twp
Cole, W K, Puiixsulawney
McGregor, Harry, Henderson twp
Carrier, H K, (Mover twp
Kankln, M M, Hroekwayvllle
MeUurdy, John, Washington twp
Henry, W 1,, Perry twp
Kayhiifk, Jesse, Oliver twp
Fulti, Martin, Wlnslow twp
Lowe, I A, Punxsutawiiey
Kearney, M S, Washington twp
HuU'lilson, Jiwuph, WlnsUiw twp
On the editorial staff of the Brook
vllle High School Bunnor we notice the
names of 12 girls and but one boy; the
High School Bulletin, of Reynoldsvllle,
has 2 girl b and one boy on Its editorial
staff; the Bulletin, of Brock way vlllo,
has on Its staff the same proportion In
favor of the girls, while the Videtto, of
this place, Is composed entirely of five
girls. What does this mean? Does Is
mean that the coming moulder of
public opinion and expounder of chunks
of opinion and thought Is to be a woman
und that the press of the future will be
controlled by kilts and skirts? Twenty
one girls to three boys Is a good sized
average and It behooves the boys to get
into the editorial harness. Big Run
Tribune.
People Who Pay the Printer.
The following persons have paid their
subscriptions or added their names to
our list since lust report:
L. P. MeOlnery, Pri'scoltvlllo, Inewl Nov,
ZJ, I WO.
tleorge Burton, Reynoldavllle, Beptember 1,
lMIO.
Abraham Fye, Hykesvlllo, August 17, MOO.
M. M. McAdoo, KeyiioldsvlUe, July IN, 1900.
E. 0. I'reas, Key nuldsv tile, lnew Nov. 27,
law.
Jamea A. Cathera, Pittsburg;, new Nov.
2S, laW.
Jamea A. Campbell, Keynuldsvlllo, January
1, 11)00.
W. O. Hartwlok, Mlfnlntown, Pa., May 28,
lino.
Tlinmaa Heynolds, Jr., Reynoldsvllle, April
1, 1001.
Mrs, Jesslo Ilovor, Cecil, Towner county,
North Dakota, Bopteniber 7, 1W0.
banc Hnyder, lleynoldsvllle, new Decem
ber J, 1W0.
James Sarah, Batlimel, Nov. Ill, IBM.
Daniel Byphrlt, Reynoldsvllle, Bept. 7, 1000.
bumuel ltessler, Reynoldsvllle, June 5, 1900.
O. a. Bprugue, Keynoldsvllle, Bept. 10, MOO,
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting,
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank
of Reynoldsvllle, Pa., for the election of
Directors for the ensuing year, will be
held In the Banking Room on Tuesday,
January 0th, 11)00, at 3.00 p. m.
, John H. Kaucher, Cashlor.
Farm for Sale.
Cheup toqulok buyer, the Hawthorne
homestead, situated In Knox township,
three miles south of Brookvllle. Con
tains 00 acres, 40 acres cleared, balanoe
wood luud. KjO bearing apple trees, all
choloo grafted fruit, peaches, pears,
cherries, green gages, plums, grapes,
tnuUborrlus and other sniull fruits. A
never-falling spring of good water.
Four foot vein of coal opened. Will sell
surface aud mineral separate, or both,
to suit purchaser. For further infor
mation inquire of Joseph Hawthorne or
a m Mti. ij,f,..,i,i.,iii'1-ii
Town Council Meeting.
The regular meeting of the town
council was held Wcilncodav evening.
Pre. 8. H. Kllloit in the chnlr, nil
members present but Mr. Plor;:t
L. J. McF.ntire, clerk of council, be
ing out of town, Harry L. McEntiro
was chosen clerk pro tern.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
On motion an order was ordered
drawn in favor of Jacob Henninger for
175.(10, part payment on flth street ex
tension. Burgess reported receipts for fines
and licenses to bo IH.IH).
On motion 12 H00.00 bonds wore or
dered redeemed.
Tax Collector Swart reported taxes
collected as follows. Borough !I7.1,
Bond 1M(1, Water M14, Poor 7M.
From a ifirt of the sower cotnmittco
it was found that there was MI11I.72 due
J. C. McAtce, newer contractor, and on
motion was ordered drawn.
Bills amounting to 9231.54 were or
dered paid.
On motion the building committee
was Instructed to purchase a stove for
the use of the night wHtchman, price
not to exceed 1 f0.
Paradise.
P. M. Wells moved back to his old
place of shod e last Thursday, after liv
ing In West Reynoldsvllle two months.
Roy McDonald, James Sheeslcy, Earl
Dougherty and Bert McGnffy were out
on a rabbit hunt last Saturday but didn't
hurt the rabbits very much.
The shadow social at the Orange last
Thursday evening wus a grand success.
C. E. Keller has taken two of our
young men Into his blacksmith shop for
three years' service to learn the' trade.
James Sheesley and Roy McDonald be
ing the two young men. We hope they
will have good buccosh through their
learning.
E. S. S.vphrltls rushed greatly at his
coal bank. He put his coal down to 3
cents per bushel and he is kept busy
keeping coal out.
There will be a pie social at the .Tenks
school to-morrow evening. Come one,
come all.
Owing to the absence of the writer
last week the Paradise letter did not
apear In The Star.
For Sale.
Reynoldsvllle creamery, consisting of
lot and building, fully equipped for the
manufacture of butter and cheese. For
further particulars call on or address,
JOHN NORRIS, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the postofflco at Reynoldsvllle, Pa.,
week ending Deo. 0, 1890:
J. C. B 11 Hers, Mrs. Lina Dickev. Miss
Salome King, Evert McAninch, Miss
Cora Wagner.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
Cheapest Methodist Paper
IN THE WORLD
ONLY $1.00 A Y6AR,
Patronize the
BEST AND CB EAPEST.
Christian Advocate
T
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E
Katabllahed 1833.
Rev. . W. BIIIITH, D. ., Editor.
Organ of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
Able articles on all the live questions of
the day. The oontribulors include
some of the eminent writers of the
church.
The weekly exposition of the Sunday
school lesson is unexcelled. Interest
ing news from all the churches.
Special attention given to the Epwortb
League and Young Folks' Dept.
TERMS: Only 11.00 year In advance.
All Itinerant Ministers of the M. E.
church are agents, to whom subscrip
tions may be paid. Sent three months
on trial for 2vo. Sample copies sent
iree. Mention tnls pajier.
Address, J. A. MOORE,
Christian Advocate, Pittsburg, Pa.
JJEl'ORTOK THE CONDITION
or THI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Reynoldsvllle, In the State of Pennsylva
nia, ai me close 01 uusiuess iiecuruner 2, imiu.
HKHOl'HCES:
Loans and discounts 1104.910 (14
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, 41 OH
IT. H. Honda to secure circulation.... aVMO (10
Premiums on 11. 8. Honda U,:ftl Oil
Htocks, securities, etc 1.400 00
Furniture and tlx Hires 2,(102 50
Due from National liauka (not Ue-
aerve Ageuta) 1!1,DI0 14
Due from approved reserve agenta. H?.?."hl 01
('hecks and other cash Items 2.4UH 0,1
Notes of other National hanks 85 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels.
and cents SO 26
Lawful money reserve In bank, vtx:
Huucie tIMU i
Legal-tender notes 10 km) 00 20,708 lift
Redemption fund with U. H. Treas
urer (A per cunt, of circulation).. 1,375 00
Total tJ,77a 00
I.IAIIII.ITIKB.
Capital stock paid in $r0.ooo 00
iMirpiuK riniii 7,000 00
Undivided Mollis, less expenses and
laxus nald Il.ttm 57
National Hank notes outstanding... 01,500 00
Dividends I'uuaid i) 00
Individual deposit auhjuct tocheck IHtl.irra &
Time curilllcatus of dnpolt XI.4MI OH
Dashler s chucks ouUlaudliig iKi HO
Total 10,770 00
MM tr naaiylt salt, utanty r Jalenti, :
I, John H. Kaucher, trashier of the above-
namea imuk, uo solemnly swear thai the
ttbovu statement Is true to the best of uiy
auuwiuuge ami ueuei.
John H. KAITOIlHIt. flashier.
flunscrllied and sworu to before me this 7th
day 01 Ueceinber, ihoh.
Alukkt Hkvnomm, Notary 1'ubllc.
OOHitKOT At test:
POOTT m i.eijnii. 1
. ii: K iNii.
iJirecum,
CHRISTMAS
mmr is coming
What Is Celery King?
It It a scientific combination of rare roots,
herbs, barks and feeds from Nature 'f Inlmra
tory. It cures constipation, nervous dis
orders, headache. Indigestion and liver and
kidney diseases. It If ainst wonderful mrill.
cine, and Is recommended by physlclanf
Generally. Reraomber It euretoonstlpatinn.
Celery King It sold In &k. and 6O0. packages
by druggists. I
HAVK YOU HOUCiHT
vorn W I NT Kit SHOK3
YKT?
If not call on us and
we can plcnse you with
any kind nf shoes.
SHOES
LAitna'-
Kink
Sunns
from 1.25 up.
SHOES
Chh-dkkn'b-
Siiokh
at all prices.
SHOES
Wk HAVE specialties in
men's cilia's.
Wk Have the finest line
of Shoes at low prices in
town.
JOHNSTON fe NOLAN.
H. STAMEY,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Office at Hotel McConnoll, Keynoldsvllle, Pa.
MITCHELL,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Office on West Main street, ounoslte the
Commercial Hotel, Keynoldsvllle, Pa.
Z. GORDON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Brookvllle, Jefferson Co. Pa.
Office In room formerly occuuted bv Gordon
& Corbelt West Main Street..
G
m. Mcdonald,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Publle. real estate agent. Patents
secured, collcilons made prtunptly. Oftice
in ioian oioca, neynoiusviuo, ia.
s
MITH M. McCREIGHT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent. Col
lections will receive prompt attention. Office
In Kroehllch k Henry block, near postofSce,
Keynoldsvllle l'a.
E.
NEKF.
JUSTICE OP THE PEACE
And Real Estate Agent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
jyR. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Resident dentist. In the I'roohlleh ft Hen
ry block, near the postofllce, Main street.
Oentleuess In operating.
J)R. R. DkVERE KING,
DENTIST,
Office over Rrynoldsvlllo Hardware Co. store.
Main street, Uuyiioldsvllle, l'a.
JJR. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
Office In the J. Van Rued building, near
corner 01 main anu ruin airecta.
H
OTEL McCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor.
The leading hotel of the town. Headquar
ters for commercial men. 8 team heat, free
bus, bath roums and closets on every floor,
nmpie rooms, uiiiiuru room, veiepnono con
nectlous &c.
JJOTEL BELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
FRANK L1ETZ, Proprietor.
First class In every particular. Located In
ine very centre or the uusiuess part of town.
Free 'bus to and from trains uud commodious
sample rooms tor commercial travelers.
J H. HUGHES,
UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING.
A full line of supplies constantly on hand.
Office and warcruum liear M. E. church,
Fifth street.
NEW PLANING MILL
Will keep in atock a
full line of rough
and dressed ....
Lumber, Sash and Doors,
Mouldings. - Casinos,
Brackets,
Porch Material ol all kinds,
Shingles, Lath, Plaster, Lime,
Cement and Sewer Pipe.
Material deli vered to
all parts of town. .
J. Y. Young.
And you will ofitainly be
prPrienting n friend or rela
tive with a nice present.
Why Not Stkp
Into Oimi Stokk
and relect koiiih nice piece of
furniture for present thin
year? Your friend will cer
tainly appreciate poniotliing
that
Addh Ukai'ty and Com
fort to thk Home . .
more than pomething that i
a luxury, of which the novel
ty Boon wears off.
Come In Early and
Make Yopr Selection
for you may pee pomething
that will require you to pave
your dimes till Christmas.
Anticipate what you will
want for a present and get
firpt choice out of our large
new stock.
Visit our store and see if
you cannot find
Something That Ex
actly Pleases 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.
In new brick block on opposite side of
the street.
WANTED f EVER A I. PERSONS FOR DIH
trlct Office Managers In this state to repre
sent me In their own and surrounding coun
ties. Willing to pay yearly 9wn, payable
weekly. Desirable employment with unusual
opportunities. Reference exchanged. En
close self-addresi.ed stamped envelope. H. A.
I'ark.X.Dl'axtou llulldlng. ( hlcngo. 6-2!t-O0.
EVERY WOMAN
Rntnetlmea needs a n-liii''
mouthly regulating mediclae.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL piLLS,
Aropr'-.r.ipt. i.'. . r,.if!irl,i! il-
, 'mt box.
Fomnle by .11. Alex. Htnke.
WANTED tEV ERA I. PERSONS FOR Dis
trict Office Managers In this state to repre
sent me In their own and surrounding coun
ties. Willing to pay yearly tmni, payable
weekly. Desirable employment with unusual
opportunities. References exchanged. En
close self-addressed stamiM'd envclojH'. S. A.
Park, ;C0 Caxtnn Hulldiiig, Chicago. 5-2S-UU.
The Jefferson Supply Go.
BIG STORES
at Reynoldsville, Rathmel
and Big Soldier
are receiving daily new Fall Stocks of Men's and Boys'
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Caps at 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. ,
j "yANT YOUR CLOTHING TO FIT
y 9 g y 0
Then you iiujjlii to go to
J. C. I-UOKIILU II
.... M KUCHA NT TAILOR.
My Link okhampi.m . . .
are well worth iinvoin;' time, to call
nnil Inspect. Hi-membcr nil work Is
Kiumintcct).
C'I.EANINCl.
Kepairino,
Altf.hinu,
A SPECIALTY
J. C. Froehmch.
Next floor to Prlester Hiihj.
First National Bank
OF RE VXOKthS VILLK.
Capital, $50,000.
Surplus. - - $7,000.
C. Mitchell, Prclunt(
Scott tlct lelltiil. Vie Prea.
John II. Kaurher, l aahler.
Director!
C. Mitchell, Scott (McClelland, ,1. O. King,
John II. Corbelt, O. E. Brown,
U. W. Fuller. .1. II. Kaucher.
Does a generalbanklngbuslnessnnd solicits
the account of merchants, professional men,
farmers, mechanics, miners, lumliermen ana
others, promising the most, careful attention
to the business of all person.
Pnfu Deposit ltoxes for rent.
Klrst National Rank building, Nolan block
Tire Proof Vault.
WHEN IN CC'JBT.TRY
tkl hiv prcl :h u.i u. tl
Cakctul tNervout l'itr.t. m !t
? i anil Varicoic.t, Alrrphy.A.c
m T 'l'htyclcarl.i.
thl cticulaiiji
Dr.tuilntr',iirieit
iei(cct. and i-np.itt a licuhy
fvUV't-or tJtnc vi.ie tttivi. ah
drama "d ItVk.-fi ar ehctVt.I
Ci-r rfffii.r.'r. fried B.ttCl It
OIUl;0 Hul11Ii ( ra fcpeny cureit, their condi
tion rftn worriM tn into lnnniiv. CVutwinp
tion or Dent'i. Mai: d i.;nlril. Price it per bout
6 baxc. with Ircrt-cb J UA rtarinc In rur or
refund th money, 1 5 oo Srati lor fret truk.
For ftftli hy II. AIpx Htnke
TUFFALO. IU)CHKSTKIt & PITTS-
BUKGH UAILWAY.
TIME TAHI.E.
On and after NovemtMr 19. leu, nassen
ger trains will arrive and depart from Reyn-
oinsvuie station, uaiiy, except eunuay, as
fulloss:
IIKPAnT.
2,20 p.m. Week days only. For Palls t'reek,
Dullols, I'lirwensvllle, t'leiurleld. Punxsu
tawiiey, liutler, I'lttsbtng, llna'kway vllle.
Rhluway, Johnsonburg, Ml. Jewett and
liradfoid.
AHHIVK.
1.20 p.m. Week days only. Fmm Clearfield,
Cutwensvllle, Kails Creek, Dullols, I'ltts-
uurg, nuiieranti t'uuxsutawney.
TRA1NH LEAVE FA 1,1,8 ( KEEK
SOI'TH BonNl).
7.21a.m. Week days only. For lllg Run,
Punxsutawiiey, liutlei
r, I'ltt
taburg and lie
tfmetuate launts.
10.011 ... ni. and 7.M p. m. Week days only. For
Illinois, etaniey, pyaes, nig nun anu ruux
sutawtlev.
p. m. Dally. Vestlhuled limited. For
I'unxsutawney, Dayton, liutler and l'ltts
burg.
SOUTH HOITNII.
8.K) a. m. and HOI p.m. Week days only. For
liiiN'Kwayrtiie, toiigway, Jonnsonuurg, Alt.
.lewett and Bradford.
127 p.m. Dally. Vestlhuled limited. For
Rlugaay, Jobnsunburg, Hradford, Huffalo
ami iiis'iicsicr.
l.lio p m. Week days only. Accommodation
tor iteynoiosviue.
Trains for Curwensvllle, Clearflebl and Inter
mediate stations leave Falls Creek at 7.23 a.
in.. 2.40 and V.aft n. ni.
Thousand mile tickets good for passage
over anv uortlon of the H.. R. A P. and lieech
Creek railroads are on sale at two (2) cents
per nine.
For tickets, time tables and full In forma
' tlon apply to
i K. C. Davis. Agent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
. V 1 1 1 . 1 , II.... A .
E..V.U.rtllWVU.IU.flIDIII.
Rochester N. Y.
4
JNUTIilJNU i
But the best matorlals and work-
manshlp ontor Into the construct
tion of the 4
CINDEKEbbAll:
Made with a view of suiting theJ
.. .. .. , , .f 4 1 . .. I. , ., U. ... .. t
a modurate cost.
Good Bakers Perfect Roasters.
Sold with That Understanding. .
Reynoldsvllle Hardware Go.;
fi3
3
i
PENNSYLVANIA 11AILHOAD.
Philadelphia & Ri lo Kiillrond Division.
In flTi-cl Nov. Ill, IHIIH. Trains leave
DriftwtNNl im follows:
F.ahtwakd
:( n m-Traln s, kiiavs, for Siinhnrr.
llkesbarre, llaxletoii, I'm tnvlllu.Hcrniiton,
lliirrlxliiiig anil the Iniermeillate sta
tions, arriving at I'hllailclphia :l p.m.,
New VorU, :;) p. m.t lliililniote,H:im p.m.!
Washington, 7: Hp. ni I'lillninn 1'arlor car
from W llllaniopott to I'hlhulc Iplila and pas
senger conches fnim Kane to I'hllailelphln
and U'llllamsHil to llalllmore and Wash
ington. i5s p. in. Train (I, weekdays, for Har-
rlnhnrg and Inlerniedlnte stations, ar
riving at I'hlladelplila A. ji.i New York,
?.l:ia. m.t Halllmore, a. m.t Washington
4 Ik", A. M. I'llllnton VI,,onla r. i. h
lliirrlsbiirgtol'hllndelihla and New York,
rhlholclphla passengera can remain lu
sleeper nnillsiiii lu il until ?::) a. u.
10:12 p.m. Train 4,(lnlly tor Kiinlinrr, Harris-
iiurg unn intermediate stations, arriving at
riillailelpliin, B:r,2 a. m.; New York, 9:SI
A. M. on tveek days and 10 Tl A M. on fun
dayi llnlllrnmi. S:M a. m i Washington, J:4!
A.M. I'lillman sleeiiers from Kile Bnd VI.
1 In in-in ,i t to riillaileiphla and Wllllamspnit
to Washlngion. ra'-engers In sleewr
for llalllmore and Washington will he
transferred Into W nhlngt on sleeper at W'll
llnmsport. I'assenget coaches from Erie to
riilladclpbla ami W llllamspoit to Haiti
more. Wf.HTWARIi
4:nsa. m.- Train i. weekdays, for Erie, Rldg-
ixiniiis, icrinoni ana principal inter
mediate stations.
:44 a. m. Train n. dally for Erie and Inter-
meuiaic fioitlis.
8:45 p. m. Train 15. weekdays for Kane and
Intermediate stat Ions.
TI1HOI (,ll 1IIAINH FOR DRIFTWOOD
KIIIIM THE k. AST AM) BIIIITH
TRAIN leaves New YorkK:Mu.m..l'hlladel-
pnia s:.ki n. m. W ashington 7:Jfl p. m., lal
iiinorn n.w p. m., arriving at- lirinwooa 4:HS
a. m., weekuays. with rullman sleeiasrs and
Diissenger coacnea rrom llllinl,litlili. in
Kiln and Washington and llalllmore to
a.,,,..., n, n n. Ml. UIITUItll Slffllll
i n, , ,,, it, i iitiii. ,,, 1 1 iiiiiiisi, i . il nil I roil uii
fassenger coin-lies from riilbidnlpbla to
le and llalllmore lo Wlllliimsport. On
8uii(laysoiily l'ullman sleeper riillaileiphla
to F.i le.
TKAIN 1.1 leaves l'lilladeltihla 8:40 A. m.I
nsiiingion, ,..w A. M.t llalllmore, S:l A.M. i
Wllkesbarre, new a. m. weekdays,
arriving at Driftwood at 5:t!t p. m. with
l'ullman I'arlor car from Philadelphia to
Wlllliimsport and passenger coach to Kane.
Connections via .lohnsoiihnrff R. It. and
HKiirwuy & tlcarnelU U. II.
n. m. WKRKriAva. p. m.
10 4.l"'iir('ierm7mt"lv ... 10 M ...
Hi its WiMHlvnle .... II iri ....
in :i1 giilnwiHid .... II OA ....
in ill Pmlth'sltun ... II OH ....
in 2.1 Insianter ... II 14 ...
10 20 Htrnlght .... II 1H ....
HI . Olen Ma set ... 11 27 ...
10 (11 lienillgo ... II 83 ....
DM .lohnaonhurg .... II 4il ....
1140 IvKUIgwayar .... II tn ....
p.m.
7 20
7 lit
7 OS
m
Ml
M
4S
6 US
SI
p.m. a.m.
2 1.1 11 :n
a.m
p.m.
p.m.
4 4.1
4 62
4 A7
A OA
ft (S3
5 12
A
5 HO
ar Rldgway Iv
Island Kun
Cnrm'nTrnsfr
t'rovland
Hhorta Mills
lllue Kock
Carrier
llmckwayv'l
7 00 12 10
2 OS
2 Oil
l M
1 M
1 47
i ;t
! ill
1 2S
2S
0 2:1
s 1.1
9 II
07
V 02
R Ail
47
S 4.1
it ai
11 i
07 13 17
12 12 23
21 12 DO
7 2.1 12 aa
7 2 It (W
7 S3 12 40
7 4.1 12 50
7 47 12 54
7 61
7 54 1 m
s 00 i 10
Lanes Mills
McMInn Hmt
24
I 10
1 IA
llarveys Kun
Iv Falls C'k ar
Iv Dullols ar
S US
5 4A
A U
(I 20
t OA
I 00
s 1.1
s 10
8 1.1 12 4S 7 0.1 arFallsC'klv Aid 140 7 43
02 12 as 8 53 Kevnoldsvllle 8 4A I AO 7 56
S 2 13 12 1A Ilrookvtlle 9 12 I III 8 SA
4 40 II US New lletbl'm 9 50 I A3
4 00 II OA Ked Bank 10 2.1 2.1
1 40 mm It I'tttahurgar 12 40 ft 80
p.m. a.m a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
Through l'ullman I'arlor Car tn Pittsburg
on train leaving Kit I Is t'reek at S.Sla. in., re
turning on train leaving I'lttsburg at 1.40p.m.
J. H.IIUTOHINHON. J. K. WOOD,
Oen Manager. Oen. Pass. Ag't.
A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
Jm fir,nn,uv 1.. ,.. 1 , 1
with 1 111 tiieuv aununy,
Nov. 1(1, IWIl, Low Grndo Division.
So. 9. Nn.liliNo.l.lNo.A.lNo. 7.
A. M. a. m.Ia. m.!p. m.p. m.
.... I 8 1.1,1 9 (in I 1 411 A 05
.... 9 10 11 Oft 4 00 7 HO
9 21 .... 4 11 7 40
.... 9 60 11 US 4 40 8 04
.... 9 67 4 47 ....
.... 10 Oil 4 6il ....
.... 10 211 ft 10 tS ill
I 8 15 III m 12 12 ft 26 8 48
18 21 I0 4
8 ill tlO 61 l 41 ...
n Ail 11 011 12 as 02 9 18
17 (in II lil 18 Oil ....
7 (" II Itl 13 4S 8 1.1 9 24
7 1? f 11 ti 1 w 8 an 9 no
7 '.'4 1 12 8 4.1 ....
7 M 1 2.1 8 55 ....
7 41 1 80 7 ai ....
7 60 1 l 7 14 ....
8 17 1 05 7 40 ....
8 27 2 14 7 4S ...
I 8 6.1 .... I 1 40 9 15 ....
IA. M. A. M. P. M. P. M P. M.
STATIONS
Pittsburg. ..
Ked Hank...
I.awsonham
New Hetblehem
Oak Klilge
Maysvllio
Summrrvlllo
Hrnokvllle
Hell
Fuller
KeynoldsTtlle..
rancoast....,
Falls Creek
DuHola ,
Babuls
Wlnterbnrn
Pennllvld. .
Tyler
Heunexette,
Orant
Driftwood..
Train 41 iHundayi leaves I'lttsburg 9.00 a.m.,
Ked Hunk 11.115 due hi, Hrookvllle 12.29, Keyn
oldsvllle I. on, DuHols 1.20 p. m,
WKSTWAHP.
No. 8. No.A No.2 No.14 No.10
A. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M,
.... i 8 All (II 5.1 .... I A 50
.... t7 IS t!2 21 .... t IS
.... 7 2.1 13 211 .... 8 27
.... 7 611 12 64 .... 6 64
.... 7 5s 1 ! ... 7 CM
.... S Oil 107 .... 7 10
.... S lil 1 IS .... 7 22
8 8.1 8 '.'.1 1 811 ft 60 7 87
A 41 8 8.1 1 40 4 6M 7 48
8 4S tA 01 7 4S
8 .lil S 45 1 60 ft OS 7 66
7 07 8 57 .... tA 22 8 09
17 1 1.1 88 8 20
7 24 9 12 2 10 ft 40 8 25
7 iW t9 3.1 ... ft 64 ....
7 55 9 40 .... 8 11 ...
SOI 9 44 ... 8 17 ....
8 00 9 511 t 62 8 2.1 ....
8 ils 10 1.1 8 1.1 8 68 ....
S 60 10 31 8 26 7 05 ....
11 15 12 40, 1 ft 80 9 4.1 ....
A. M. P. m.lp. m. P. M. p. M,
STATIONS.
Driftwood
Grant
HenticEotte....
Tyler
Pennfleld
Wlnlerburn ...
Hahula
Dullols
Falls Creek ....
Pancoast
Keynoldsvllle,
Fuller
Hell
Hrookvllle
Summervllle...
Maysville
OakKldge
New llelhlehem
I.awsonham
Ked Hank...
I'lttsburg. ..
Train 42(Hundayl leaves DuHols 4.30 p.m.
due at Keynoldsvlllo 4.8S, Brookvllle S.10, Ked
Hank 8.85, I'lttsburg 9.35 p. m.
Trains marked run dally; I dally, except
Hunday; t Hag station, where signals must tie
shown.
Pullman parlor buffet car on trains 1,3, 8,
and 7, between Pittsburg and Driftwood. Par
lor car chair rate Plttaburg to Keynoldsvllle
60 cents.
CHAS. B. PRICE, J. P. ANDERSON,
Oeu'l Hupt. Geu'l l'aas'r Agt.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-Shoer
and General Blacksmith.
Horse-shiMMng done in the neatest maflner
and by the latent Improved methods. Re
pairing of all kinds carefully and promptly
done. Hat is ir action Uuahamtkkd.
HORSE CLIPPING
Have just received a complete set of ma
chine borne cllpHr of latent style '9s pattern
and am prepared to do clipping In the best
possible uiuuuur at reasouaule rates.
Jackson at. near Fifth., Keynoldsvllle, Pa,
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