How to Handle Own.
In ilcklnK ti your gii" from lylii
flnt, Mnmllng alnnt niiylliliiR, from a
mnipnnlDii or n limit, On not tnko Imld
of tlx' iniir.xlt' iiml (I in u It towiiril you.
Tnko liolil (if It ly tin foreiitoek mnl
blind If ,vnii mr only iihIiik nut' IiiiihI;
If two. In tin-i- miliir y yni ki-iikii II
Wlictt you pi "o Hlmot. In riii'iyitiri
your nun do n it ki'i'p Hie nuii'.zle ill
rcrlly Ih'IiIihI you, Throw tin' lilllt to
the I'lulit or loft, whichever Bhouhlcr
you me niiT.vliiK II on. Thin will In intf
the tntliT.li' tow nnl the oppimlto nlmul
ilcf. tint rciulcTlmi It dixy to ( liny, iim
It will he rcxtlMK on your neck nml
phouliier hi; tciiil i f on the mniill inrt
of yciir F-liciililcr nml with the iiui.v.Io
lipvuinl will iiIho lighten It It little.
I tlilnk thcie lire inure men xliot with
their own nv.u hy tnkliiK them front it
bout tliiin In nny other wny. W hen
you run your In nt or ciuioe to the lumk.
your film I' lil.ely to lie In the liew.
which I think In the Iicmv phtce for lis
Tiikp hohl of It hy the forcMlock ir.ul
tcp out. I'ut It In n xiife plnce where
you nio mire It will not full down, Tlien
draw up your limit or tin anything else
you hnve to do. hut lo not let voitr mm
utiiy In the hunt until you hnv- tdiocl
dereil your pin k nml then ciiteh liohl of
the muzzle, tlnitf It up over the pim
yrnU hook the linilimeiM nml hnve It
explode. It Id likely lo blow out your
brnlim. ForeKt ami Strenin.
fUerl Fork. In llit White Hon. p.
W'rltltitf of "Due Ilniiilied Ycihh hi
the White IloiiKe" nml recnllltiK Heme
of the notnl'le entertiiinnientx Klvcn by
our chief cxerutlvcR. Iteno Unelie In
The I.mllcn' Home Jonrnnl nny Mint
"rroKhlent MiiiIIhoii revived much of
the fni mnl ceremony which Tin mux
Jell'ei'Hon hud dlHcnrdcd, nml under hia
ntlni In 1st in t Ion Ki'i-nt intention wns
given to the Htnte bnmiuetH, no expense
bclliK Kpureil In liiukinic them im line r.x
pOHHllile. 1'lvnlili'lit .InekKiin dlHlll.iil
ceremony even more tliiin did 1'rcnl
dent .leffermiii. nml, preferring n Kleel
fork himself, he nlwnys provided inch
guest with one sllvvr fork nml one of
Steel. After dinner he smoked a loin;
stemmed coi Moil) pipe, lie wished lo
throw the doom of the White llon.-e
wide open to the public, but thin hleii
ho wiih forced to tvllniUlsli lifter the
experience of one occnslon on which hu
extended nn III Jmlitcd hospitality to nil
comers. The carpet In the east room
vrnn ruined hy punch which the inch
spilled In Its cniTcrncsn to get lit the
bucket containing the beverage, the
gowns of ninny Indies were spoiled,
and the furniture wus broken. At his
farewell reception President Jackson
Introduced n curious novelty In the
shnpe of n ;JgitnUc eheexo which was
cut Into pieces and distributed atuoiig
the guests."
Knocked Oat tho Poetry.
James Russell Lowell was dreamily
Strolling along toward IiIn home In
Cambridge one unusually beautiful
night. Slowly, with svrenc, queenly
majesty, a full moon was nseendlng
her "ature throne," pouring her lavish
light over all things and softening Into
semblances of beauty even the ugly
outlines of the conventional domestic
architecture round about Duly Illumi
nated by the loveliness of the specta
cle, the poet as he passed by the house
of the estimable brother man who sup
plied meat to him regularly for a slight
consideration of profit noticed that val
uable cltlsen leaning on bis fence and
gazing up In a kind of rapt way.
It pleased Lowell to think that the
butcher's Immortal soul was bathing
Itself In the flood of semlsplrltual
moonlight and, pausing, he remarked,
"What a beautiful night It la, neigh
bor!" "Yes. Mr. Lowell. I was just a thlnk
In what a bully night for slaaghterln
this would be!"
"Of course, of course," gasped the
poet, beating a hasty retreat Argo
naut .
A Dark Dress.
Smart Barrister You say the even
ing wore on. What did It wear on that
particular occasion?
Witness The close of day, I pre
sume. Transactions in Real Estate.
George Hughes to Edith B. Hughes,
for property In Reynoldaville. $2,000;
October 5, 1900.
O. A. Hellbrun to John Domlnsque,
for lot In McCalmont township, $50;
September 4, 1000.
F. S. Lewis, Trustee, to B. A. Brown
i tt cxrrrnxnxrc
The Jefferson Supply Co,,
3 BIG j REYNOLDSVILLE,
STORES RATH MEL,
AT SOLDIER. "
Are in position now to furnish a new nnd complete line U
of Men's and Boy's Suits nnd Overcoats for Fall and Winter, n
Cotton and Woolen Blankets.
A complete line of the celebrated W, L. Douglas Shoes
for men.
Hats and Caps, Dress nnd Working Shirts and Men's,
Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
Our Millinery Department will be more complete than
ever and we can save you money.
We can furnish you anything in the line of Furniture,
Stoves and Carpets.
And our Groceries nnd Fresh
Cnll nnd See us.
Jefferson Supply Co.
for lot lit t'unx.tttnwnny. H00: Septem
ber 1.1. IHII2.
VV. II. Liicim, Tresstirnr, to Commis
sioners of Jefferson county, for Innd In
lliiiokvlllu. l.:io; Novottilvr 2K, I MUM.
Mat hi us Melzcr to O. II. Harmon mid
I. 11. tlnnloti, for land In Heath town
ship. ."KHIj October 22, IIMHI.
Ia'vI Heliuckvr. to Horner Hchuckers,
for property In IMneercek township.
t.'I.WKI; August 2, IlKKI.
Thonins Dougherty, giiiirdiiiu, to
Miiucl Mlsslmer, for proMMty In Iteyn
oldsville. I.W: August. IIMHI.
Alls i t. Iteynoh'.s to Maud Mlsslmer,
for piop' rly in Heynoldsrlllo. H0:
July Ltl, IIHltt.
llairlot Seolt, ot itl., to M unit Mill
iner, for property In Keytmldsvllle.
HH: July CI; I !.
M'Miry Hogiuth lo Itelieeeii Ann Do
IIihs, for property In Corsica. i!L,."i;
August H, !MKI.
UebeeeH A. Di llnss to Henrietta Do
lines nml ('linn M. Arms, for land In
Corsica. HH1: Kelu imry HI. WKl
J. (i. mnl M.(l. Allen to Klmer Iloyer,
for hind In Warsaw township. .VI:
July I, I1KI0.
Harnh Kllciiherger to Salvntoro l'nl
ermo, for property In I'linxsutiiwnoy,
IMKIj November o, HWMI.
Jeremhili (1. HueliHiiiin to Siunuel (5.
Iliillers, for lot In Washington town
ship. fcMil; Octols'r 2U. HMio.
9 to
S BING & CO.
w NEW
I GOODS S
ALL OVER &
oooooooooootiooooo O
I THE STORE
J OOO ()()()() ()()() oooooooo f
V
jl DRESS GOODS M
V $
W Every new style nnd
W eflect in staple tall and jfiy
winter fabrics.
M BLACK GOODS fa
V ,. . , fa
jf Our line is complete. f
eta rrunellns, diagonal, bril
5f liantc, ziljclines, crepons,
M pirolns nnd many other W
kinds, lrom 25 cents to K:s
$2.00 per yard
fa
fa
fa
g Ji!;!;!
W Lndies,' Misses' nnd
Ka riiil.lreti'a
fa
fa
;c X
M JACKETS AND CAPES. 5?
O Spend a little time and A
iWf look nt them before buy-
ing eisewnere.
. fa
The time to buy
9 FURS n
We sell the best furs thnt fa
"Sj are made no inferior,
iif patched up stuffs. Ok
Meats speak for themselves. J
A Qre.t Pt us Offer.
Wo have n great prlsto offor In make
the- furmers of .lelTeiHon counlyl Hya
spoehil iirrnngi'iuenl with I he puhllHhers
of tlio h'lirrn Jmiviml, a newt i xeellent
hirni piiper Unit cohIh HO cents n year,
we liro nblo to offor one year's aulMcrln
lion to TllR STAB nml pot'lt years' sub
Rerlpllon to the fWm tiHrtinf'-Ihe two
worth :i IHI nil for tho siniill sum of
I !2i. Of emirs.' thin only upplh h in
iiilvuiieo paying hiilwerilM i'i'. Wo inn
fiiriiUli a few pup. i hi Ibis r.iti', mnl If
you wiiii I. tlietii on tlioxi' ( rnii. you
lii'i si net yl'K'KI.Y! Snuiil eop. of
lli'i I'll rm Jriiriwl will be i- i: Tri e oil
iipplieiilloli. Aililreh-.
t!. A. STKl'IIKNSiiN.
U-MlolllMVllle. I'll.
Red
Cross
Tansy
Pills
for .
Suppntud
Mimlruatlon
PAINFUL
Mimlruitlon
Asa sPRBVRNTIVH lof
VKM ALE 1 lf
Are Sifs Slid Rllbl.
trWT PertTtlT tlnrtnlf it
The Ladies' jft
PRICESl.OO
Stnt potlpald oa receipt of
prlct. Money refunded If not SI ws
Mr Yin do Clncbona Co.
Dm Molaes, lows.
Km Mile liy II. Alex. !loke.
lwayson Tim
UP-TO-DATE.
I will vitit Hrookvilln
Novttmbt'r 21 and i.'2
1111(1 iiotki. i.mi'kuial,
Kkvnhi.dhvili.k
NOVEMBER 23.
(Jood eye work n ppec
ialty and all work
warranted.
C. C. GIBSON, Optician.
s
S ATTENTION
xxxx
THIS IS THE
WEEK
we will make the
fur fly. Ladies who
intend purchasing
Furs
will find the best line
nt. t.hn lnwfiwt nrifwn
" c 0
at the New Store.
We are prepared to
phow you the I
FINEST MUFFS
AND
COLLARETTES
s
ever brought to our
city.'
xxxx
We have also a fine
assortment of Ladies'
Gloves at $1.00, $1.85
and $1.50, any color you I
desire. We allow you
to fit them before leav-
ing the store.
Ladies' and Children's
Coats at any price.
Give us a call before
going elsewhere.
The New Store,
Centennial Hall
Building,
J. J. Sutter.
Purely Ves
tsblei Merer
tDMINISTHATOTVa NOTICR.
Nittlre In liiTt'hir iilvrn Hint Inttnra t if iul-
nilnlfltriillim (in tlit i'mIiiIk i f (uhrtt'l Kyis
lutH of Mm Tou-tmhlit nf Wlnln. I'nuniv
of .Mfprwiii himI H1nt nf l onimyl Vimtu,
IMsll'(, tttl VI IH'PII IfrH III I'll 111 1 MM IIIKiriSlstniMI,
(O wIllHM H 11 HrOtlH lt1lhl(M til Mil Itl Ctllttlt
itr rcftiiftliMl tit rnHltf im.vtiM'iil, nnd ihtixn
hut lim rhiinm or itftiintiiirt will iniikt Idionn
IIih untiii' without ilclHy. K. Nrr,
rtllV, (I, AOIMHIHItlHir.
I)
IHSOMJTKJN NOTICK.
Nuth'P l hnrchv iflvcti Hint the tun liici-litn
hfii'tofini I'llsilnu Itoini'iMt I.. V. I'l- t ln uiift
,N T. KlitHh't, unihT lit in iiaim or l i'iiin
Hhoilnx. wiim (IIsioIvimI on h ihiv5 Novctii-
Ih-r, IIHHi, hy mtit mi I ron-i'iii. All (Ii-IiIh owintf
to Midi linn lire Mi Hvithlf ny l. W. IVrrln, to
m hi mm ii I -o nil rhiliii! ti till iIimiiiiihIs nti Milil
It riti imp to hi pi-i'i'itii'( fur (mvtiii'Mi.
i(i-vniiii-viti', i a., i., u. rKHiiiif,
Nov. H. IWM. N. T. ItltMDM.
'1 MITCI1KI.L,
.
ATTOUNKV-AT-liAW.
' Mlh'i on Viwi Mnlft Htti'i't, otHmlt i lit
Minn ii'liil Hoti-I. Itrynolilsvllh. Vti.
M 7mii) N A ! . 1 7
ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW,
Noiiny I'lihllc, rpiit CMtittn nitint, Puti-ntH
m'ctiiril, rolliM'tloim niinlft roiiiilly. iMllcw
In Nolun hliH-k, Iti-ytmhlnvtllM, I'ii,
s
JMITH M. McCHKIOHT,
ATTOUN KY-AT-LAW ,
Noliirr I'nliHe hiiiI Iti-nl Kalnln Auent. I'ol
leel loim will i-eeetvt tii-otiipi nl lent ion. Olllcn
In Kt'oelillrh A Henry lilix'k, neiir pimlolllec,
io.'ynoiiiHvioe rii.
I)
it. n. k noovKii,
UKNOLDSVILLK.FA.
l(rtlilntili4iiilHl. In the KroWilli-h At lli-n-
iy ItltN'k, in'iir iho iMwioHh'n, Miiln Htrt-nt.
(jintlHiiof(fl In oprnitlnjc.
D
U. J j. L. MKANH,
1 Hi NTI ST,
Olllrn on Hiriitid llnni'of I'Ii-mI Niitlfiiuil 1hiiU
htilhllnu, Miiin HtH'i'l.
1)
II. U. DkVKHE kino.
OKNTIST,
(Mllro on wvoikI lliMir HevnoliNrllle Ketil
Kslnle It If lie.. Mult! Htt'eet, ItevtiiiMlHVille, ln.
E. Nm'
JUST1CK OV Til K I'KACK
And HhhI Fulnte Anenl, Keynolilnrllln, I'n.
T II. HUUI1KS,
I .
UNDKKTAKIXG and KMHALMING.
A fllll 1 1 f nf hiihiiIImm iiiiuI tint I v nn liund.
I'h't in o ftti tut it ti HpiM'lnlly. (M1lri tit id whiu
I'ooin In t lit Mm mm hiillillnu on Miiin hIici'I.
II
OTKL UKLiNAl',
KKYNOLDSVILLK, PA.
Fit A A' it JHJiTX, Proprietor.
KIi-hI eliiHn In everv imrtleuliir. Iwiitfil In
Dim very eenlre of Ihe IjilMlneNH piirt of lown.
I'ree 'Inn to hiiiI from I riilim nml eommoillnuit
miniplenHiiiiH foi eoiiimeri'liil IruvvluiH.
II
OTKLMfJCONNKLL,
HKYNOLD8VILLK. PA.
FRANK J, JtLACK Proprietor.
The loHtllnir lintel of thntown. HniKlniiiir-
ttirn for ooiiiuicrcliil inrn. HMnim Imul, free
hiin.lmtli roonm lindohweU on every tliMtr,
niimplf MMinm, blllluid room, ii'lophone roti
iiuctlotm Ac.
N. HANAU
Brought on too big a stock of
Fall and Winter Goods.
The hot weather being against
business, I will reduce prices.
Clothing
I will sell
8 nnd $9 all-wool suits for $5
9 and $10 worsted suits for $6.50
12 and $15 worsted
suits for 10 and $12
Boys' Knee Tants 19 cents.
Dry Goods
15, 18 and 20 cent Dress Goods
go for 10 and 12V6 cents.
8 cent outing for 6 and 6Va cts.
10 cent outing for 7Vi and 8 cts.
Good calico for 4 cents
Very best calico for 5 cents
Percale, 8 to 10 cents
Ladies,'
Misses' and
Children's
Jackets.
GOME IN AND INVESTIGATE
EVERY WOMAN
Bometlmua netnU A Mi tl i j
tuouttiiy reguluUtig mvu.c:..
DR. PEAL'C
PENNYROYAL piLLS,
A n prom pt. snfo nil certain In result, Tbo kuui:.
i u)r. i . J'u) uuvur liUajiiioiui S1.C0 per tiox.
For sule by H. A Ion. btoko.
Dollar for Dollar Value
I Is not ciifiily recognizable.
Only the expert buyer is n j
competent Judge. The ordi- j
j nary buyer must take his j
dealers word as to value, j
Therefore, it is well to buy j
where the j
QUALITY IS ALWAYS IOUND
to lie of a high order. We are
positive you will find the j
leather in our shoes of a fine
grade, the shape correct, nnd j
the workmanship jK-rfeet.
Our '
Moii'h Tun Shoos
I Nave been winners this seas-
on, jading by thenmount we
have sold and are still selling, j
Johnston & Nolan.
AT
PLANING
YOUNG'S
MILL
You will find
SASH, DOORS,
-FRHMES AND FINISH-
of all kind.
ROUGH - AND - DRESSED
LUMBER,
HIGH GRADE VARNISHES,
LEAD AND OIL COLORS
In all hadctt,
And also fin over-stock of Nails
which I will sell chkap.
J. V. Y()UN(J. Trop.
Want Your
Clothing to Fit ?
Then you ought to go to
J. C. lroohlich,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
My line of samples are well
worth anyone's time to call and
inspect. Kcmcmtjcr
All Work is Guaranteed.
Cleaning Repairing and Alter
ing a Siecinlty.
J. C. FROIiHLICII.
Nuur Centonnlul hull.
OF RE YXOLIiS VILLK.
Capital, $50,000.
Surplus. - - $10,000.
(1. milchsll, Prealdeull
Scott m';lelland, Vlre Prti.l
Johu II. Kaurhar. Cashier.
DIrcctorai
O. Mitchell, Scott McClelland, J.O.King,
juiin ll. loriwu, u. E. nrown,
O. W. Fuller. 3. II. Ksucber.
Ooea s general hsnklnsbualneiMsnd solicits
me aicouni (ir mercnnnin, pnirHHHionai men,
furmein. niechanlOH. milium, lumlxirmen una
otlierx. prninlNlnK Ilia moHt careful attention
to tne DUHinutt. nr all perHonn.
Safe Depoelt lioxe. fur rent.
Klmt National Bank building, Nolun block
Fire Proof Vault.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-Shoer
and General Blacksmith.
Hrne-8hoeliiK done in the neateat manner
and by the latent improved methods. Ue-
SulrluKof ull kinda carefully and promptly
one. rjATiitrACTioN (Juahantkkd.
HORSE CLIPPING
lluve Just received a romtilete set of ma
chine home ulippvrN of latet slyle 'U8 puttern
and am prepared to do dipping In tue bent
portnlhlti muiiiierat reiisonufilo rateii.
,luc'knou St. uuur Klfih, Heynold.ville, Pa.
WHEN IN DOUBT. TRY
nd hav cuietl tliouianat o(
Cutn ot Ncrvoui I)iteaea, urti
ft Debility, DuHnt.s, blecplei
ties auil VartcoceU, Atrophy, 0
'l'hey clour tb bratu.strcugthea
tha circuLution. males digestion
First National Bank
perfect, and Impart a heithy
Av-ff jj vior to whole belna. All
FtJj 1'IU lutM r checktd
Strong Agsiiii Cil(JVure3,etheuiu
tloa efteo worrif them ititolntanity, Cooiuoip
tiop or Death. Wailed leuled. Ptico ft per box
6 bone, with troivclad legal uaratitea to cum otr
refund the mouey, f j.oo, Seud far IV book.
Fur sulo by II. Alex Stoke.
JfJSTUAY NOTICE.
'nmi tnpmlii nn th nnmle nf h
tindei'Higiied In Went. Ileynold.rllln tmi ninth.
(lrliilii'i .;i(, l'l, one (lurk red cow, deluirned
nnd Im. vhlie apol on fiiri'liead. The owner
In reiiicted liieniiie fiirwHrd. prove priipurtr,
piiy i hiiiKe mid Hike her awuy or alio will ba
dlMiKned of ai'i'ordliig to law.
November , IKW. N. W. llHARI.
F-GCORSETS
VAKH '
'.! 7 x-EAUTIES.
V7c have them
' hi a!l tjrlcs tnol
; '" 'v shapes to fit every
' " -'.Vurc, and every
rornt t ! sole! undef
i'ij'3 l.i 3st litera'
warrAnt "Monej
refunded after fou
v. :' '.ilii ii ccrsct b not satitfac-
LvAi for tKU Trade MLh
?Urk on InsJde of -m??-
corset and on box. j
ICALAMAZOO CORSET Co.
Sole Maker. Kalamatoo, Mich
FOR ALR BY
J. J. SUTTER,
UPPALO, ItOCHKHTI'.It & TITTS-
IlUK;iI KAILWAY.
TIMK TAIir.K.
n and nfier Mny th, llion, pn.nen
Jcr triilim will Hrrlve nnd deimrt from llevn-
ulilsvllle Ktatliui, dully, except fluidity, a.
ioii.iwh:
tIKPAHT.
S.'Kip. ni. Week diiyH only. Kor Kail Creek,
iMiifoiH, i iirweiiHviiie, rieiiriieio. rnnxHii
liiwney, llutler, 1'itti.liiiiK, llliH'kwny vllln,
llldiiwny, JiihiiMiiiliuiii, Ml. Jewett una
llntilford.
AHIIIVK
1.20 p. iii. Week dnvHonly. Knun flearfli'ld,
('orweiiHVIIIe, KiiIIh Creek, I Mi Unix, rilla
burir, llutler nnd l'iinxHiiliiv.'iiey.
I'ltAINS I.KAVK KAI.I.M ( liK.F.K.
HOIITII not'NO.
2.M ii. ni. Dully. Mulit. Kxprevm for I'iiiixkii-'
tiiwney, liiiylon, llutler nnd I'ltiNhuiK.
7 I I h. in. Week iliiyK only. Kor IIIH Hun,
runxHiiliiwney, llutler, I'll iHlinric Hiid In-
termedlllte fxillltM.
M M ii. in. mid 7.W p. m. Weekday. only. Kor
iMilloln, Ktiiuley, Hyken, llln Hun and I'unx-
Hiiiiiwney.
1.44 p. to. Dally. Vest llmled limited. For
ruiiXHUtawney, Dayton, Holler and I'lttit
burtc. koiith ni If mi.
2.24 h. in. Dully. Muht. Kxiirem for l(ld(wiiy,
JohiiHonhiirif, lliilliilo alii) ItoeheNter. .
T.'it ii. ni. and !i;iOp. m. Week dnynonly. Por
lltockwuyvllle, Klditwuy, JohiiHonhurK, Mt.
Jewett and llrudford.
I2..vii. m. Dully. VcHtlboled limited. For
KliiKway, .lolinminliiirx, llrndford, Uuffalo
anil KiHrhester.
l.lOp rn. Week day. only. Accommodation
for KeyimldMvllle.
Train, for I 'm veimvllln, Clearfield and Inter
mediate .tut Ion. leave Fall. Creek ut7.2Ma,
rn., t.4 audi, in p. m.
ThoiiHund mile ticket, flood for pamaire
over any portion of the It.. It. ft F. and lleech
('reek railroad, are on mile at two (2) cent
per mile.
For ticket., time table, and full Inform
tlon apply to
K. U, Iiavih. A Kent, Keynold.vllle, pa.
R. V. Lafbt, Oen. Fa.. Attent,
Uocbeauir N Y
PENNSYLVANIA UAILUOAD.
In Effect Auguit 1, 1900. lEitt.rn SUndird Tim..
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad DlvUloo.
Id effect Muy 28, 1UU0. Train leave
Driftwood aa follows:
EAHTWAKD
:00 a m Train 12, weekilay. for Sunhury,
WllkeNharre, lliixieton, I'ottHVllle, HcranUm,
llarriHhurjr and the Intermediate .ta
tlon, arrlvlntt at I'hlladelphla o:'2H p.m..
New York,ll::np. m. Balilmore.tlim p.m.)
Watdiinicton, 7:IA p. ni I'ullman Farlor car
from Willlam.port to I'hlladelphla and pak
aenirer coache. f rom Kane to Philadelphia
and Willlam.port to Baltimore and Wuh
Inxton. :! p. m. Train S, dally, for Haf
rlnburft and Intermediate .tatlnnn. ar
rlvliiK at I'hlladelphla 4:2A A. M.: New Vork,
7 IHa. ni l lialllmore, 2.) a. m.l Wa.hlnKton
4.IA a. M. I'n I UnHit Hleeplnff car. from
llarrlHburir to Philadelphia and New York.
I'hlladelphla paaftenKer. can remain la
.leener undl.turbed until 7:10 A. M.
10:12 p.m. Train '.daily for Hunhury, Harris
burg and lntrmellate station., arriving at
I'biradelphla, :A2 A. M.l New York, i:U
A. M. on week day. and 10. .tl a u. on 8un
day; lliiltlmore, :M A. M.; Wellington. 7.4S
A.M. I'ullman .leeper. from Erie, Hufalo
and WIlllumHport to Philadelphia, and Buf
falo and WlllfitmHiMirt to Washington. Pa.
aeiiKer coache. f rom Erie to Philadelphia,
and Buffalo to WaHhlntfton.
WESTWARD
:3m a. m. Train H, daily for Btiffaln, via
Emporium, and weekday., for Erie, Kldg
way, DuBola, Clermont and principal Inter
mediate Htatton..
:44 a. m. Train 4, dally for Erie and Inter
mediate point.
1:4.1 p. m. Train 111, weekday, for Kane and
intermediate .tatlon..
THKOi:(;il THAINH FOB DRIFTWOOD
FROM THE EAST AN D SOUTH.
TRAIN U leave. New Yorkn.AS p. m.,Phlladel
phia.:M p. m. Wanhlngton 7:4ft p. m., Bal
tlmore 8.4ft p. m. dally, arrlviiiK at Drift
wood 4:'M a. m., with Pullman .lee per.
from Philadelphia to Erie weekday, and
from Philadelphia and WuHhlngton to Buf
falo via Emporium dully. Panaengercoachea
from Philadelphia to Erie weekday, and
WnnhlnKton to Buffalo dally.
TRAIN S leave. New York atf:ftSp. m.l Phila
delphia, 11:20 p. m. Washington, 10.40 p. m.
Baltimore, 11:41 p. m. dally arriving at
Drift wood at 0:44 u. m. Pullman sleeping
car. from Pullu. to Wllllam.p't, and througu
paanemrer coache. from Philadelphia to
Erie and Baltimore to Willtumtiport. On
Sunday, only Pullman .leeper Philadelphia
to Erie.
TRAIN leave. Philadelphia 8:40 A. m.l
Washington, 7.44 A. M.j Baltimore, :4o A. M.t
Wllkelirre, lO.ftft a. M.l weekday.,
arriving at Driftwood at ft:4ft p. H. with
Pullmun Parlor car from Philadelphia to
Willtamqport and piuisenger coach to Kane.
Connections via Joiinsonburif H. It. and
Itid'way & Cleartiuld R. Ii.
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