r
-
A TWENTIETH CENTURY
A TWENTIETH CENTURY
- OPERATED BY
A TWENTIETH CENTURY COMPANY
Our plan, widen wn Imvn In sueessful operation In niiiny plares throutdmiit tlm
country.! one that putselothlnu buyers on nn entirely tiew plan. ..,,
ThrtSllildleinnn lakes nn pint whatever In our tnllorliiK business. Wo Ink III
lilace nt, tlm mill uwl ly ho dolim eluuitfii tlio n lee of u JW.im null to f Ift.ut
From
Mills
to Mnn
Direct.
Host
Fabrics.
Reliable
Tailors.
8UIT3 OR OVERCOATS
$15.00
TO ORDER.
AHOt'T M ATF.KI AI.H. There li no trouble to seen re iiinlerlals nlilih run he nniilf
tin tn sell nt tl'i.ncl, Inn there urtrotihlo to seeurc nnyihltiir to enuul tlm well known
fnbrles turned out ly the Dundee WiM.len Mills In sell for f rt.im. Tlinls the sort of goods
wo R vp yon for Ift.oii.
II K TAII.OUINU. We employ none but the licit skilled union workmen, from
thn cutter to Hie into who nuts on lliu lull Kins, und every niiiinent bears the t'nliin
Label.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS TAILORING CO.
THE BIG TAILORS, 44 N. Brady St,, DuBois, Pa.
REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE COM'Y.
'RAND CLEARANCE SALE.
New Ware
!
In order to make room to rebuild
our ware-room we are compelled to
reduce our stock of 1 lardware, N:c.
During next two weeks we oiler
special inducements in prices on the
following:
Buggies Plows Harrows Stoves
Pumps Wheelbarrows
Building Paper Two V,no Doors Windows
REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE COM'Y.
N,
HANAU.
I am closing out my stock ot dry
and (fonts' furnishing goods at 25
going to quit business.
$1.00 Dross (jonttH
Kit'
ilfte
ftfto
M:
24o
17'ic .
12c
He
7is
Mm:
7lic
r;e
4fte
llftc
7c
4c
9k!
4k
ISOc
22c
30e
4c
40c
hoc uress pissls, -7ftc
dress goods,
2.V Unshmere.
8fte Cnslimore
ftoe Cashmere
Vlallls
8C PlllltlH
1.0 llromli-lotli
I1.20Hroadelotli
$1.00 Silks
Tfie Hllks
HOc Hllks
4ftc Silks
Sr. Brush ninillnff
He Hrush Wilding
2.V. Table Linen
ftoe. table linen
70c table linen
HOC butcher's linen
40c butcher's linen
6c cambric lining
60c ladles' shirt waist
CLOTHING.
In black and blue, clav worsted.
square and round cut suits.
15.00 SIlltM
fU.OO nulla
in. no
10.00
. . s.fto
7.2ft
ft.MI
8.MI
2.40
12.00 nulla
. 10.00 suits
8.00 suits
8.00 suits
4.00 suits
YOUTH'S SUITS.
$io.on;uitsE.- - 7.2.i
g.oo.suits
7 .SO suits 6.00
H.60 suits - 4.75
0.00 suits ... 4.(11
6.80 suits CT3 - - H.75
4.60 sultsu - - 2.75
WITH ITS NEW BUILDINGS
OPENS SEPTEMBER 3, CLOSES OCTOBER IB.
rpUR SUPERB MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
S0USA AND HIS BAND, Sept. 3d to Sept. 16th.
THE FADETTESWOMENjS ORCHESTRA Sept. I7th to Sept. 23d.
"CSEAT0RE." THE SVENGALI
MUSIC WORLD. ,
WALTER DAMR0SCH and the newyorkI n. Rfh . nt tMh
duii uADiinNin nRrHPTRA r uci. bin to uct. loin.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THE DANCING
P4 f!M Favnrifpc e DIZ" t08000" lide. the merry-qo-round.
LJ rdVUIIlCS. THE CINEMATOGRAPH ALL NEW PICTURES.
:r:ss!0N 29 cents.
One Fare
AN
HIT
We
(iimrantee
n l'crlctt
Tit.
Tlic Union
Label on
15 very
(iiinnent.
Room.
rooiIh and clothing and ladles
per cent less thun cost. Am
11.00 ladles' shirt waists 7lc
(,:ia ladles' shirt waist 11.12
fl.MI liulles shirt Waist (Lift
fl. 1ft ladles' shirt, waist ink;
$t.2ft baby dresses S.V
7fte baby dresses - llfto
Mlc huhy dresses line
2.V baby dresses, - luo
7fte baby skirts - - 4.V
fine baliy skirts 3'.lc
2fte huhy'ssklrt. " list
lis-child's slocklnus - 7'4c
r'ii-ehnd's stockings 10c
Isc child's sinkings 124"
2ftc stand covers - loo
fte balls silkateen 4c
Ilk! yard silkateen - 7'ie
l.V yard. silkateen 10l4c
fl.UOllexiblecorset fl.00
Jl.OOIIcxIble corsets Slle
hftc flexible corset llftc
Alii! Ilex Ible corset 41 c
40c lluxlblo corset - 2c
Cbildrens' Knoo Pnnt'g Sultg
IS.00 Hulls, ... 3.110
4.i suits - . a.m
4.00 suits - 2.00
H. M suits - - 2.51)
I. S0 suits 1.00 .
l.OOsulls - - 7.!
7.V knee piinls . ftftc
NIC knee pants . - 42c
2.V. knee pants Ilia
2.V child's overalls - llic
Men's l.V linen collars ldc
Hoy's Ilk- linen collars 7c
Men's i'u! rubber collars . ldc
Men's ooc neckties - mic
Men's 2.V neckties . Ilk! "
Child's 10c neckllo tic
AND NEW MUSIC HALL.
OF THE
Sept. 24th to Oct. 4th.
MARIONETTES.
MT. ptLEI IN ERUPTION.
0ARKNESS AND DAWN.
if
for Ifte Round Trip on all Railroads.
, mu-m
A GREAT BATTLE.
the tr KniMvn In lllstnrr it tit
"Victor? ill Vlelorlrs."
Thn hnl Hi' tvhli'h In kiunvh In lilstory
on (he "Victory of Vliloili-d" took,
place tit Nchiivctiil, In Ki-hntnim, nml
wn foiiKht hotween the now Moslem
power In (k'17 nml the empire of fer
ula, thi'it one nP the must powerful of
the eastern inoiini'cliles. It was one of
thn most iiliKolntHy ilcclslvo ImttlcN In
the hlstmy of war, nml It was nil the
In 010 nnuiKltiK hy ii'iison of the fact
Hint It wim won hy n peoplo which
twenty yours beforo hntl liwn un
known Imt'hnrliiiiH, lost in tho deserts
of Arabia.
Arabian hlstorlmm place thn IVrRlan
loss In n ultiKln ilny lit HMMMH) nion
kllletl. 'J'hls niny ho nml tirohuhly In
nil PXnKKi't'ntloii, '"'t fll,t rciniilim
thnt tho IVrsInn tlynnsty enmn to nn
pml when thn buttle was over nml that
oronslrliiiilsni, wlih'h liiul heen the re
ligion of IVrsIn for over n thmiHiiml
yeni'H, wns nt oneo Hiipplnnteil hy Is
lam. Its moilern ri'iii'fseiitiillvi'H, ns Is
well known, nro now tho 1'iirsena of
India.
Tho victory wns no nlmolutely ile-
rlslvo thnt It oxtt'iidi'il tho Arabian tlo-
liilnloiis over tho whole of tho renhm
lyliid hetwei'ii the ('nsplnn sen nml the
Inillnn ocenn. With ..in exception per
haps of the hnttlo of Totirs, no single
(lulit ever nindo such n ilHTofeneo In
tho nfler history of the world.
Tiinih 1'nelnkln.
Everyliody knows that tho enrly pi
oneers nml plainsmen woro riot lies
of buckskin. They did It not only be
en use eloth wns hnril to Ret, but be
en use buckskin, nlthotiKh soft nml com-
fortnhle, will stand Ki'cnt wear nml
tenr. One niny bo pnrdoneil, however.
If ho doubts the story of tho slreiiKth
of buckskin told by ono-of n group of
old settlers, who wore i1IsciihhIii the
di'Kenerncy of the present ngo.
"I wns brcnklnR sod In northern
Texns," ho said, "with four yoke of
oxen. Something filublened tlicui,
nml we started ou n dead run straight
for n large syentnore stump which wns
nt lonst three feet In diameter.
"Tho plow struck It about In tho
center nnd split It wldo open. I wns
still clinging to tho handles of the
plow, which went clenn through the
slump, dragging me nfter. Tho stump
flew together ngnlu nml caught me
by tho sent of my buckskin pants."
"What happened then 7" nskeil one
of tho listeners.
"Well, sir, would you believe It? We
pulled that stump out by tho roots!"
"Thnt mnn MoiieyhngH has so much
money ho doesn't know what to do
with It."
"Indeed. How much has he?"
"Well, I don't know exactly, hut he's
got so much ho doesn't have to endow
colleges to get his nume In tho paper."
llaltluioro News.
---A------A--------------'
At HALL'S
Iron Beds,
Bed Room Suites,
Side Boards,
Velvets,
Tapestries,
Ingrain Carpets,
China and Japan
Mattings,
Havalind, German
and Austrian China
Semi-Porcelain
Dinner Sets
Nottingham, Insti
point and Bobbi
net Curtains,
Go-Carts,
Cradles and Cribs.
Gas and Coal Cook
and Heating Stoves.
ANYTHING
YOU NEED
TO
FURNISH
A HOUSE.'
At - Hall's
Opposite Postoffice.
ENTIRELY TOO CLEVER.
EI-rlcnei of n Koetiir In Prosrrlb
Init l'-ir a 1'ntlent.
An anonymous physician who hns
written some "confessions" for thn In
dependent tells (his story nbout him
self: "I received a request to cull from
nn old patient who wns nfrnld sko wns
taking scarlet fever. I responded at
oncn. Tho pntlent was one of two
elderly sinters whom I hnd nt tended
for many years. I greeted her In the
Silting room nml noted her pulse whllo
In tho net of shaking hands with her.
lty soma witty remark I contrived to
innlio her laugh, which enabled inn to
see her tongue. Then I said In a play
ful tone: 'If you will get mo n glass
I will treat you to somo of my patent
soda water." She did so. I put n tab
let In tho water nml she ilronk It.
"I want you to know thnt I tako
prldo In my original methods. I try
to rilucnto my patients to like, nml not
to dread, the visits of the doctor. In
this case nil of my work hnd been
done without the direct knowledge of
the pntli'iil and I felt very good over It
No I bade my patient gooilby with ex
treme cheerfulness.
"Kho looked surprised, and then snld:
'(if course you will come upslnlrs nml
see my sister?' 'Not today," I said.
'(Jive her my respects.' 'Why,' sho
snld, looking mystified nnd startled,
'how strangely you talk!' 'Htrniigely?'
I echoed. 'Why?' 'Itecnuse I sent for
yon to prescribe for my sister nnd you
decline to sen her.' It Unshed over
my mind In no Instant. 1 had pri'
scrlbed for the wrong slHler. I was
entirely too clever."
Wlnri Smitltlim; Is u Sin.
Palermo, In his Interesting book de
scribing his Journey to the sacred city
of .Mecca, gives an ntnuslng account
of his conversation with n mollali.
Ou asking the reverend gentleman
wlih'h li considered the most deadly
of all sins the holy man replied:
"iStnuUIng the shameful."
"And next, O soli of the prophet?"
"lulnklng."
"Are these tho two greatest l-lns, fa
ther?" "Verily, my sun."
"And murder?"
"Ah, that's nothing nothing. It's
forgivable."
"And stealing?"
"Ah, that's forgivable too."
"Hut smoking?"
"It Is tho unforgivable crime," re
plied the moduli sternly nml looking
keenly at the fictitious Mohammedan.
And this is tho Afghan's creed. Mur
der nnd theft nro forgivable crimes,
but for smoking nnd drinking there Is
no redemption.
Doctor (who Is not feeling well, to
himself) What shall I do? I haven't
nny confidence In nny of those other
doctors, nml, as tor myself, my charges
nro too high!
UIRST NATIONAL
" BANK
OFIiEYNOLHH VILLI:.
Capital
Surplus
$50,000
$25,000
1. mileliell. realdenll
Ni oil ITicClcllHiMl, Vlrc I'rcK.t
John II. liHlielier, 4 lilr.
Directors:
0. Mitchell, Hcott, McOlollanti, .I.O.King
Julia II. Corbet t, Daniel Nolan,
U. W. r'uller, J. II. Kuucliur.
Does a Koneralhutiklnffbuslnessand solicits
the accounts of merchants, profeHHlonal men.
farmers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen and
others, proralsinir the mont careful uttontlon
to the hiiHlncMs of all persons.
Bufo Deposit Iloxes for rent.
Klrst National Hank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
pjmpstw. vb jrr-
.-wVWrMir.'.i'.-. -.
.VriV
-t:,: pV
i
mm
L & 'fit
HE TOOK THE" CAktt.
A Storr ot Wllllnm lllnek, thn lfovl.
unit Mart Anilrrsnn.
One time when Mnry Anderson wns
phtylng In "Tho Winter's Talu" In
Dublin William lllnek, the novelist,
who wns very Intimate with Miss An
derson nnd her family, Insisted upon
nssnnilng the part of one of thn supers,
who wns dressed as n very old man
with n venerable beard nnd locks thnt
fell upon Ids shoulders. When lllnek
went upon thn stage In this disguise,
he wnlknd nbout mining his fellow
supers with unceasing restlessness mid,
Judging by tho wild motions of his
a nns, seemed to be addressing in eneh
In turn nil Impassioned harangue. The
nndleneo begun to wonder who thn
new nctor wns nml what on enrth he
wan doing In n play In which neither
Khnkcspforn nor tho stage managers
ever Intended him to appear. .
Presently camo tho time when It wns
the business of I'erdlln to distribute
(lowers nmong thn peasants, mining
whom Ithick hail his place. Miss An
derson, cnrrylng on the practical Jokes
of thn family circle, had prepared a
surprise for this moment, and, having
distributed flowers among tho less fa
vored supers, sho handed to lllnek n
largo enko crowned with n wrenth of
laurel, snylng ns she did so, "You tnko
It," In allusion to his triumphs In the
contests of wits nt the supper table.
To her consternation, lllnek showed
Hint he wns quite prepnred to enrry
tint the Jest, for, taking the cake from
the hands of I'erdlta, he Immediately
distributed It In substantial portions to
his hungry fellow supers, who, .Uncling
it to bo of excellent quality, begun to
munch it greedily under the eyes of
tho house. Kxchnnge.
A Hick Inn Horse.
A writer In the National rltockmnn
gives this method of treating n kicking
horse: I'ut on him a strong surcingle
and crupper. Have one ring where the
check hook comes mid onn eight Inches
lower on the right side. Now run n
strap from the lower ring to 1 lie crup
per nbout where the hip strap passes
through. Now take a five-eighths Inch
ropo lirtccti feet long, fasten it to the
ring tit the check mid then hook
through the ring hi tho halter itud
back through the lower ring In tho
surcingle. Wrap up his left foro foot.
'J'hls should he done in a straw yard.
Now you have him ready. Take your
rope nnd go nhead of hlni a few feet,
n little to tho right, nnd begin to pull.
Hold him steady and let lilin light this
hard, but keep drawing Ida head to his
sldo and ho will go down to tho ground.
Now you have him where you wnnt
hhn. Show him you enn do ns you
plcnso with him. Keep him thero
until ho gives up, If It takes nil day.
Show him you can handle him.
Twenty different languages are spo
ken by tho mining population of tho
nnthriiclto regloti In Pennsylvnulu.
GENTLEMEN
When you are ready
for something as dif
ferent from the ordi
nary run of Men's
Shocsas a Havana is
from a stogy, try a
Walk - Over
All styles, all leathers.
$3.50 and $4.00
They will lend char
acter to yotir appear
ance. Robinson's
HAVE FULLY CONCLUDED.
That anything in the way
if irctniiiniH or mhcincs
arc an injury to otir Imih
intsH ami a lnmny,e to our
customer, ho in future
Our Foundation will be Honest
Goods
Full weight ami fair
jii'Uth for cash. These will
prove tnoney savers for
otir patrons. We piote
you prices on a few staple
every day jooils.
Host paeki'in CiilTco, lb;; I) pourids, ll.'ie
Loose tJolTee, 2U ei tit iriide, 5n
" L'j cent tfi'iule, alio
" .'10 cent iM'itile, 'Joe
If you enjoy n ind cup of enffoe for
breakfast, try nur hulk coffee. It
will please you.
IX pounds (iianulnleil KiiL'iir. til. Ill)
2o " ' I. Ill)
Kill " " f,.(io
III pounds extra L. 11. Huijiir, I.IHI
Very best patent, II. wr per sack, l ITi
Very best piileiit llnur. Her barrel. 4.1i
7 cakes lnox. (ilims 'ir Star Soap, 2ro
II cukes l''alry Knap, 2oo
1 1 cskes Sunshine Honn, 2oe
BUFFHLO, ROCHLSTEH & P1TTSBDRGH RT,
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
IN MKKW.T JI'NK 1.1, 1(H.
NliKTIl IUI1INI). '
KASTRI1N TIM K.
A
Sot..
II
Leave. A
MtlsliiirK I I
Alh-Klieiiy (
lllllliT '..
I "I'll 1 lf-VI lie
W .'t Mn.'Kim e. . . . .
Keho
hnyloli .
riiiiiiln tt iiev ar a
M. P. M.
P. H. 1'. M.
9 IK)
t 4 HI " 9 00
i 2i in n
ft r.s io 07
ins!
B4H
7 OH II l
7 to: 12 2
7 -III li n
7 fi ll 12 !H
I J 111
riuixHitiiwiiey Ivi r
rj 10 t i i
2M
lliu ll'lll
(' ,li M. Jiiaitliai
Imllols
Fulls rreelt
lltnek wiiyvllle...
8 (Hll
H HI
8 2H;
H an
H in
la mi:
12 Ml
1 111
1 4!
1 m;
2 -I'll
II 01
8 ISIl!
8 2T
1 111
1 U
1 M
2 m
2 21
8 111
' 'i'tVi
k. M.
1
in
A. M.
ItiilKWny
.I'lliiii'inliilitt .
4 17
i m
.1.
Mt.Jewett i...
Newton '. . .
Itra'irorit Ar
I
linlTiiio Ar.L.
llurlifster j. ..
Arrive I A.
A.MItl.nml trnln lc
III1) 7::(ll A. l. daily. I
li 2'i
R 1h
fl 211
t. M. I P.
7 bU.......
P. M. I T. M.
nves Mutler fur I'uuxiititaw-txeei-t
Hajiduys.
Sdl'TIt noHNIl.
FASTr.aN timr. I 1.1 I 9
8
11
Leave
Itoclienter
A. M. A. M. I P. H.
7 30'
P. M.
11
llulTalo
J0Jii
A. M.
12 41
1 ii j
2 21
27
8 11
8 25
8 U
M
4 18
4 It
4 1
A. M
NOON.
12 OS
12 81,
12 f.l
1 421
1 fill
2 30!
2 47
P. M.
Itrnilfiinl . .
Ni. wlnii
. I,v.
t 7 tt,
a ZH
8 42.
V K,
9 4'.)
in 21
in 42
10 w
11 on
11 21
11 40,
Ml..levctt i
JotiiiMiiilairK
ItliluwHy
Hrin'ksnyvllle .. .
Kail llrei-ll
IiiiIImIh
II. & M. Jillietloll.
lliu Han
I'uiix.illswlH'y sr
I'niiKsiiiawaey lv
I'ltvteii
Mm
Wi't l,trov.. .
riRlirsvllle
Ilntler
P. M,
A. M.
t 8 40'
8 Ml
8 .r,7
t II :Vt
2 M
0 4J,
7 n
7 '-
9 21
9 40!
7 T
A.
P. M.
8 (Wl!
8 17
4 1U
8 10
07
0 47
ft 8.1
6 19
72J
A.M.
6 114
Allirheiiy I
1'itlHljurK
11 00
0 4.)
i
Arrive
A. M. A. M.
P. M.
Ailillllonnl trnla loaves riiiixsutawuey for But
ler 4:;o p. m. dully, except Bundayi.
Nots On Riiii'Irti trsln 8 arrives Ilaffttlo 8:19
p. m., kocltPHtcr 7:i P. m.i and train 8 luavca Buf
falo 9:00 A. li., Itochesti r 8 HO A. H.
CI.KAHFIiat) DIVI8ION.
7S 78 EASTERN TIMR. 70 72
P.M. p.m. Arrtvo. Leave, a.k. p. h.
1 85 ReynoMiivllle t i 1
8 80 Hi Falls Creek t 7 00 2 88
8 20 12 40 Iiullola 7 07 8 2'i
8 12 12 l ... .0. A M. Junction.... 7 1! 8 82
7 81 1161 Cnrwensvllle 7 M 4 17
T 18 11 88 ...Clearll'd, Mkt. 8t. ... 8 09 4 82
7 lO.tll 80 ....Clcarfl'd, N. V. C 8 10 4 48
p. m. I a. m. Iiave. Arrive. A. K. p.m.
Dally. t Kally except Sunday.
EDWARD C. LAI'KY,
General Faftsenirnr Agent,
(Form N. P. 2.) Rochester, N. Y.
OUMMER IS HERE-
AND SO IS
Northamer & KcIIock.
And wo are' better prepared than
ever to do eahlnet work or anything
In tile wood workiiiK lino.
Upholstering
und repair work of all kinds done
promptly.
Picture Frnmlng
We have just received a large line
of f'ietiirii Moulding and we carry a
line of I'ooiii moulding in stock.
Cull und examine our line and get
prices.
Our uahitKit shop Is so smull and
our burinesa is getting so largo we
will huv..' to do Mine :lhing to git
inoro roiai), i wo havo decided to
sell olT till our framed
Pictures eit Cost
T.tK) 1'ietuivH at Who.
tl.i l) I'icturcs lit. $4.50.
.".t)ll l'ietuces at :i.H0.
irl.tii) l'icturei. at :i 10.
S.'I.IM) Pictures ut L" 2.).
if.'. no I'lctures at $1 til).
$1.00 Pictures at Too.
all tho rest in the same proportion.
Wu aro also agents for the Kane In
side Sliding Blind and Putenl Screen
Windows.
Kememher tho place
Northamer & Kellock,
Woodward Building, Main St.
Subscribe for
The -X- Star
Swift's Is-st H, C. limns, per pound. lfo
" " II Huron, " lK)
7 pounds lineal, Hulled Dais, 2oo
II pounds finest In ml Hleo, 2fia
I pounds (food hond Hlee, aro
o jiounds best liiiup Starch, Uruj
It pounds Is'St Vwn Hlnrcli, 2.ro
.'I enns extra HiUfar (jorn, Jifio
Karly .limn I'ens, per onn, too
II onus 2Un reaches, - Hon
f !holeo penrs, liirue can, - JOo
Matches, '2 boxes, loo
A full line of all kinds Oro
eerics, Fruits, Preserves,
Fish, I'iekles, Cakes, fee.,
fit the litf urowry at cor
respondingly low prices.
Kvorythlnjf sold Kunranteeil all
rluhtor money refunded. Don't,
be deceived by thinking you
(fet souiel liinif (or nothinir.
( ininpnre these prices with wluit
you pay elsewhere. Wo have
the (.'noils you need them. Wu
want your money. (
Robinson & Mundorff,
HKVNOt.liSVIf.t.K.
Tknn'a
"PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAD.
A lltll'KAI.O ft AM.MIIIANY VAI.LKY
DIVISION.
Ijow (Jrndo Division.
In Effect May 29, 19U2, Eastern Standard Time.
r.ASTWAIIII.
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A. M IA. M A. M. I'. M l'. M ,
... i n l .- li mi I ; ft)
.... ii II 0 4 i-i 7 M
11 4i! II L'i' 4 s 8 07
.... Ill III. II 47 4 .VM 8 117
... HI ::o 4 tiK 'H 4t
.... 10 ; li Ail S (I ;h ill
.. 10 41 5l!l 11 OK
I il Hi: 1 1 oo li i4 ft 0 24
oi iji:4 o H ;n iii
in asjtn it; h r.s tu :i?
II 41 II ill i ft:; 8 ir 0 Ml
til ft I Ml 40 tl! 20 ....
II !W 114- 1 III II 1(0 10 1S
7 Or, Ill ,Vi 1 i'i 40 I0 K)
7 17 I 117 8 W
TV I Mi 7 IV.
7 1 ft:. 7 in
7 4H idl 7 Is Note.
s on 2 2ii 7 41
s Is 2 lis 7 fa
It M 4" .... 8 I 8 20
A.M. A. M. P. M.p. M P. M.
STATIONS.
I'lttslMIIU'
Hell llllllU
1 .11 wsonhii m . . . .
Nmv llel hlelieni
link ItliltM-
MliyHVllle
Huinniervllle . . .
Illookvllle
Iowa
I- idler
Heyiinlil-vllle,.
I'm iii'onst
I'n IN t reek
Hiillols
Huliiilii
Wllrlerliurn ....
I'einilleld
Tyler
In lini relle
tlrn nt
Driftwood
Train mil iHiiinlii yi leaves I'M tslairx 9.00 a. m.,
lied llnnk 11.10 Illookvllle 13.41. Ileynoldsvllle
I.H. l ulls ( n ek l.aii. Diillols tlVi p. m.
WKSTWAIUI
stations N 10 flolOS Noi08 No.ll No. Ill)
ItTATII.KS. A- M. A . M.!A. M.lp. M. P. M.
iiriftwood i li ift fii'iio .... I A V)
Oriuit ifi 41 iir, .... t 17
lli niii'zi'tle n no I I.V. .... 8 2
Tyler 7 17 li K2 .... W
I'ei.iiiieiil 7 ift r:;iK) ... 7 00
Wlnterl.urn 7 :m li If. .... 7 S
Huliiilii 7 41 12 4H .... 7 IS
I ii Hols '! Sim lor. ir. or. 7 ;
Klillsllreek 8:7 8 10 120 ft 12 7 42
I'lilli-oiist Ill 1.2 tft IS t7 4S
liiynolilsvllle.. B 4) Kill 132 ft 27 7 fts
Fuller 11 fts is Ik", .... r. 411 48 12
Iowa 47 04 45 Ml ts IS
Illookvllle 7 1ft s Mi 51 8 00 8 HO
Huniinervllle.... 7:to 0:i J3 i: sir. ....
Muysvllle 7 47 s Isi ;2 2ft 8 Iti ...
OiikKliluo 7 ft'l ill 2-; ... lis
New llellilehem SOI 111(0 2 lis 8 4.1 ....
I.iiwu.iihiun.... sin ii r,7 ;n on 714 ....
Kelllliii.il h 4ft 10 III 3 21) 7 2ft ....
1'ltlhliurn ll Ift JI2 lift 5 30 9 4ft ....
A. M.i!'. m.iP. rn.iP. M. p. m.
rrnin i.' (soriuiiyi leaves iniiiots 4.10 p.m.
Falls Creek 4.17, Ileyni.l(lsvllle4.:t0. Brookvllle
fi.'Si. Keil Hank 8.mi, I'liishtiric k.lio p.m.
'I'riilns iruuked run dully; I dally, exr-ent
Huniliiy; t flair station, wliero hIkiiuIi must fe
S llOV.ll.
Philadelphia & Kile i tail road Division
In effect March 24th, J!KJ2. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
F.ASTWAKD
8:14 11 m Train 12, weekdays, for Bunlmry,
Wllkeslmrre, llajeton, I'ottsvllle.HeranUm,
llarrlsl.urir anil the liitrniedlate sta
tions, arrlvlnir at l'liiliulelulilit 8:211 p.m..
New Vork, leiH) p. rn. 1 Kultlnore,8:00 p.m.)
Washliiu'toii, 7:1ft i. nt I'ullniiin I'arlor cap
from Williiimssrt to Phlladelplila and pas
seiiitereoaelies from Kane to Philadelphia
Kiel W ilUitrrisrjorl to llaltirnorc and Wash
ington, JOIIHONHUKO rUlLHOAD.
a. m. wkkkiiays. a. m.
777. .... 10 4." ar Clermont W ... II 00
10 Its WrsslvalH .... II (si
10 lift Qnlnwrxxl II 07
10 III Smith's Itnn ... II 10
10 i" Instanter ... 11 III
10 20 Straight .... 11 20
.... ....1U1. Glen Hazel ...112
W ftft .Tol.nsonhurjr .... li 411
, 0 40 lvliliUwuyur ....12 01
Ridgway &. Clearfield Railroad
and Connections.
p.m.
7 IK)
7 20
7 IKI
7 (rt
J 01
t ft7
8 47
8 411
p.m. a.m.
a.m p.m. o.m,
is .!A
ur Itlfltrway lv
Mill Haven
Croyland
Shorts Mills
HI ue Kock
Carrier
IJHM'kwnvv'l
Lanes fil)s
Me.MInn Smt
Hnrveys liun
lv Falls C'k ar
lv Dultols ar
7 OU 12 10 4 10
2 IH
1 ft4
1 ft I
1 47
1 III
1 113
1 211
I) 2ft
0 1ft
7 10 12 20
7 21 12 3D
7 2ft 12 .'
7 2S 12 38
7 : 12 40
7 43 12 M)
7 47 12 64
7 Rl
4 20
4 30
4 34
4 37
4 41
4 51
4 U
9 II
9 07
9 irl
H ft:l
S 47
8 43
s mi
5 lift
s ift
U fts
6 44
10
lift 1 I!)
II 30 1 1ft
tlJ0l m
; l" lii"
II 12 12 ft2
ft Itll 12 24
4 Ml II 47
4 Oft II 10
I 30 V 00
7 ft t HI S 02
8 on 1 10 S 10
8 Ift 1 2ft 8 lift
ur Falls! 'k lv s to 1 20 ft 10
IteynoUlsville 8 23 I 1(2 5 27
Brims villi) M) I .M (10
Mw tietiii m y nn 2 ; 8 4ft
lieO Hank 10 10 3 20 7 2ft
lv pit tslnirvar 12 3ft Aim 4ft
a.m. u nt. rt. m. n.m.
p.m. ll. in
r,.r nine lune-s itnn iioooioiiai llirornml loll
('CiiMllt ticket ueuls,
J.B. III.'TCHIXSON J. R. WOOD,
lien Mummer lien. Pass Atft
12:Mi p. ni. Train s, dully for funlmry, llur
rlslitirn anil prlnelpal liiiei nieiiiamstatloiw,
uriuinj at I'lilliiili liilou 7::i.' p. in., New
York lur.'.l p. ni.. Haiiunoie 7:.i(l p. ni., Wush
ItiL'tou s:.i", p. ui. V'esiihuletl parlor ears
ami p.i-si iiL-er eoai'hes, llultalo to Philadel
phia and W alilnixiou.
4:iM p. m.-Tiain 8. dally, for Hur-.
rlslairir nnd tnterniediatv stations ur
rlvInK at Plilladelnhla 4:2ft A. M.; New York,
7.13 a. m.; Huliiim.ru, 2.:ni n. in.; Wunltinmoii
4.iA A. M. Pullmun hlsepimc ears from
Il.irrlsliurir to Philadelphia und New York.
Philadelphia passengers l'iiii remain In
sleeuer undistuilied until7::0A. u.
11:0ft p.m. Train 4.uuily fur SunDiiry, Harris
buru aiict Intermediate siutlons, arrlvlutc at
I'hiladelphln, 7:22 a. M.; Nvw York, 9:33
A. M.on week days and 10.3s a m. on Sun
day; Haltlmore, :1ft A. M.; Wushlnvtun, s:30
A. M. Pullman sleepers from trie,
and Wllllamsport to t'hiludulpbla, and
Williams port to Washington. Pusnst'r
roiichus from F.rfo lo Philadelphia, autl
Williumsport to llaltlmoru.
12:27 p.m. l'ralu 14, dully forriunhury, llurrls
burit and prineluul luiuraiedlaitttutioiis.ar
rivhiK at Philadelphia 7:22 a. Di , Now York
9: .13 a. ui. weekduys, 1 10.33 a. m., Htiuduy)'
Haltlmore 7:tft a. ui., Washington, 8:.i0 a ni.
Yestibuled butfet sleeping ears and ptia
sMiiiir iiutones, Hull ulo to l'hlludolphla aud
Washington.
WESTWARD
3::ei a. m. -Train 7, daily for UutTulo via
Kniporium.
4:3s a. m. -Train 9, dally for Erie. Hldit
wuy, and week days for Dultols, Cleruiont
ana priuelpul tuturmedlute stutlons.
U:.s)a. m. Train i, dully for Erie aud Inter
mediate points.
3:4ft u. iu. Tralu Ift, dally tor Buffalo via
Fniportum.
5:4ft p. m Train 81, weekday for Kane and
luterwedlatestatloiui.
If you want th New
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