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WEDNESDAY, APKIl, IS, 1W:I.
Anlndependrntloi-iil pnpT. pul'l ImIum) vprjr
Wednesday at ItevniihUvllle, Jeller-Min Co.
Pa., devotedtothelnterealaof Keyiiolilavllle
Jtno JelTersonromitv. Nmi-pullili iil, will treat
all with fatrnea. unci will lieeapeclnlly frlend
t toward (lie tailoring il:it.
Oominotitcatliina Imeuileil fur pnlillratlim
,nuat be Bivoinpnnii'd by the writer' name,
not fnr ponllrailon, but aa a guarantee of
faith, Intereatltig news Iteuia aulli'lti'd.
Advertising rules made nown on Bi)llf
Honatthlaeflli'e. Lenghry comnuinlentliina and i-linnne of
Uvertlaementa shutild resell this otllie by
Monday nisin.
Subaerlpt Ion price l .Oil per year, In advance.
Address alleomniiinli-iitlims toC. A.Hteph
enon, llcynulilavllle, l'a.
saH '000 0000 000 0000000
THE NEWS OF i
J 1 NEARBY TOWNS, i
Heporled by The Utar'a
Kpcclul t'orrcapiindcnta.
0000 000 00 000
Hormtown.
Mrs. Ed. Hetrlek is on tho sick list.
The Hortn ICun school closed on
Monday,
Prof. Gumhert's pupils enjoys flying
kites these windy days.
Mert Thompson, of Warsaw, wns
visiting our town one dny Inst week.
jHinos M. Moore, of Ueynoldsvill'-,
was visiting Ills brother on Veiluesdu.
Mrs. Lam a Burtop, who has born
sick for several months, is convalescing
slowly.
Tho Lutherans of this place hnj
special uieeli'igs-un Friday uiul Satur-
day and cuinmunlon service on F.a:t. r
Sunday.
Rathmet.
Mrs. Geor;'n Marsli.tll, of Kiuhtno
was called to Drockport Monday on m
count of the serious Illness of her
mother.
John Proud and wife, of Tyler, visit
ed horo last week.
George Marshall and William Pen-
hall are attending court In Brookvllle
this week.
John U. MeConnell, of Willow City
N. D., visited his sinter, Mrs. John
Lucas,' this week.
Mrs. W. G. Harris spent Easter with
her sister and relatives in Fall-mount
City.
John Kinnorburg, sr., of DcLancy
called on friends her last Saturday.
Edward Marshall, of Altoona, is visit
lng his parents here this week.
J. F. Bowser, of Edri, was In town
last week shaking hands with his old
friends.
TOWN COUNCIL DOINQS.
Committees Appointed Street Com
mlssloner Elected Fourth
Street to be Paved.
The regular monthly meeting of town
council was held Tuesday evening.
April 7th, with President A. M. Ap-
plcgate In the chair, and all other mom
bers present. Minutes of previous moot
ing read and approved. Chief Burgess
L. M. Simmons reported receipts for
fines, Ac, to bo : III. 00. .
M. M. Davis, Esq., attorney for J. U.
Sierley, notified the council that Mr.
Sterley had sold tho lot where hose
house No. 1 stands to M. M. Fisher.
Tho president appointed the follow
ing committees:
Street Sayers, Williams and Applo
gate. Sewer Deiblo. Bltzlo and William.
Finance A. P. King, Sayers and
Applegute.
Llebt Dr. II. 0. King. Dr. Suycrs,
A. P. King.
Ordinance Williams, Dr. King and
Applegnte,
Fire Prevention Hltr.le, Delblu and
Dr. King.
Building Rltzlo, A. P. King and
Deible.
Orders amounting to Kill. DO were or
dered drawn.
A petition signed by all tho property
holders abutting on tho -lino of Fourth
Street, from Grant street to Diet, al
loy, agreeing to pay onc-thlrd cost uf
paving said portion of Fourth Btreet,
the borough to pay balance, was pre
sented and on motion council accepted
the proposition. The street commit tre
was authorized to engage an engineer,
advertise for bids, &C.
A petition signed by 1.13 citizens, re
questing council to cause the opening of
Eighth street from Main to Juckxen
street, was presented to council. It was
referred to the streot committee.
The price of labor on streets was
fixed as follows : Street commissioner
$2.00 per day, day labor 91.65, teams
94.00, teams on road machine 94.60.
Thomas Claubaugb was re-elected
street ceuimlssloi.er.
The clerk was Instructed to notify the
tax collector to get the taxes collected
and settle up with tho borough.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the poor overseers to pay what money
they have In their bands as poor over
seers to tho borough treasurer.
The ordinance committee was Instruc
ted to got an ordinance, drafted for
sower In Jackson Btreet, from Sixth to
Fifth streets, and Fifth street to bor
ough line.
Jacob Henninger was unanimously
elected sewer Inspector.
Secretary,
. Great
A K AN Fame
of CL0THCRAFT
Clothes. They
have a na
tiontvl repu
tation for fit,
style, quality
and economy
$10 and up
ward for the
best ready-to-wear
suits and
overcoats you
ever saw.
Every garment
guaranteed to be
made of absolutely ? pure wool
clothtrimmings . and , work
manship guaranteed first class
in every respect every coat
made with CLOTHCR.AFT
non-breakable front, warranted
to keep its shape perfectly.
BING-STOKE OOM'Y.
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REYNOLDSVTLLE, PA.
THE REYNOLDSVILLE CLAY MANUFACTURING
CO.'S NEW PLANT BEGINS OPERATIONS.
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View ok the New Indi'stry from the South Side
ONE OF THE NEW nnd Important industries in Rcynolclsville is the Reynoldsville Clay Man
ulactutinK Company plant. It is now in operation, giving employment to twenty men, and as
soon as more kilns are built the force will be doubled. The plant was started with one kiln so that
the comnanv could manufacture their own brick to build all the kilns necessary. Six more kilns will
be built this summer. When completed there will be ten kilns altogether.
The plant is located 100 feet south of the Star Glass Company plant. It is equipped (or the
manufacture of paving or building brick, red or bulT, hollow block tile and pottery. The brick de
partment is GO x 109 feet, nnd has a dry house in addition, which will dry 20,000 brick in from 24
to 30 hours. Two large boilers of 12"i-horse power each and n l.r0-horse power automatic engine
furnishes power for the plant. The latest improved machinery has lie'en bought for the plant t nd it
has a capacity for making from 25,000 to 40,000 brick per day. There is one large dry pan for
grinding clay, which passes the clay from pan up a 44-foot elevator and then down over n screen to
a large 13-loot pug mill which prepares the clay for the brick machine. This machine forms the clay
into a solid column, passing it on to the automatic cutting table where 1G brick are cut at one time
or at the rate of 50 to GO brick per minute.
The pottery is equipped with one large 9-foot wet pan which grinds the clay ready for the pot
ter. There is also two turning wheels and one julley wheel on large dryer and two large glazing
tubs. This department has the latest improved and best obtainable machinery for the manufacture
of Bristol glazed stoneware, which consists of butter pots, stew pans, bean pot, fruit jars, jugs, milk
pans, cuspidors and many other useful articles.
The clay for this plant is hauled from Wishaw over the R. & F. C. R'y. There is n gang of men
working at the clay bank at Wishaw.
G. W. Arblaster, superintendent of the Reynoldsville Clay Manufacturing Company plant, is a
practical brick and pottery worker, having had a long and varied experience in that line of work
The officers and directors of this company are responsible and capable men, as follows ; M. C
Coleman, president ; A. M. Applegate, vice-president ; W. D. Williams, secretary ; other directors
Rufus Kirk, C.J, Kerr, C. M. Dinger, John II. Corbett ; treasurer, Albert Reynolds.
In Memoriam.
In memory of our departed Brother
Knight, Guy Zufall.
At a regular meeting of Sykesvlllo
Lodge No. If 5. K. or P., a committee
was appointed on resolutions of rcfpeut
of our departed Brother.
VVliKltKAS, Our Brother bus b n re
moved from out- midst by a sad i.ccideni,
therefore, bo It
UiMikftl. That we bow In humble sub-mlsi-ion
to the way of the Almitihl.v
UtKulvetl. That In respect to our
Brother Knight the charter bo draped
in mourning for thirty days nnd these
n-solutions be spread upon the minutes
of the Lodge, and u copy be published
In ono or more papers.
J. B. Sykks. 1
J. G. Manskikld, Com
J. L. SHAKKEK. 1
Present Township Orders.
All orders against roud district of tho
township of Winslow. Jefferson county,
Pa., must be presented to H. L. Hoke,
townnhlp clork, for examination on or
beforo May 30th, 1U0I1. All orders not
presented on or beforo above date. In
terest on same will ceuse.
Where You Can Get Them.
A number of our lndy subscribers
have inquired where they ean t pat
terns of the high grade rleHluns tliutare
Illustrated in THE STAll each week,
and for information lf our lndy readers
we will stale U. at the patterns can be
secured from "M.i.v M:int"n" Pattern
Co.. 132 Enst 23rd St.. N--w York City.
A Thoughtful Man.
M. M. Au-'ln of Winchester. Ind.,
knew what to do In the hour of need.
Ills wife hud such au unusual case of
Hlomueb and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. Ho thought of and
tried Dr. King's Now Life Pills and
she got relief at once and was finully
cured. Only 2mi, at 11. Alex Ktoku'i
drug store.
For your spring suit net a Hart
Seliaffneiit Marx suit at Milllrens.
Go to Math Mobney for your seed
corn. Woll adapted for this section of
tha country. (
See the line of new shirt waists at
Milllrens.
Corliss Coon Co. collar 2 for 25c ts. at
Blng-Stoke Co't.
Flinch, 50odeck. Reynolds Drug store
Typewriters for sale or rent. Inquire
Reynoldsville Business College.
Just reoelvod a new line of walking
tklrU at Milllrens.
An up-to-date line of collars and outfit
at Blng-Stoke Co's.
Cheap Excursion to Pittsburg.
Tho first spring time excursion to
Pittsburg will be run over tho Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg Railway on Sun
day, April liltb A ph iiMinler trip at
tlil hi i en ( lint y ill eonlil tint be
planned, urn! the opportunity offered
will bv the only one via this popular
route until late in the fall. Ample
time will he clveii to vl-h the points of
Inleri si. ineliiiliiiir Cm nixie Library
nnd lb.- i:riiiid floral dUpluy In Pbipp's
Converviitory, Sehenley Park. Special
train will leave Reynoldsville at 7.20 a.
m. Fare round trip $l.fj0. For full In
formation sen excursion bills or consult
agents of the company.
Princess loin In the mind rending
tests to which she will be subjected at
the Dudley entertainment next Friday
and Saturday nights at tho Reynolds
opera house will, It Is said, reply to all
questions asked, so far as lime will per
mit. Any person having lost relatives
whoso whereabouts they desire to learn,
mysteries they desire cleaned up, stolen
or lost property tho wish to be located.
or any other seemingly impossible
thing they dcslro to be Informed upon,
uro Invited to come prepared to pro
pound the questions. loin, blindfolded
and without opportunity of seeing the
written messuge, promises to repeat
tbera word for word and give replies.
Prof. Dudley claims that this Is done by
thought wave and that by tho same
means Inla Is able to give correct re
plies to tho questions.
a Per Cent, on Checking Accounts
And 4 per vent, on savings deposits
paid by Pittsburg Trud. Company, 323
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg. Capital,
surplus and profits. JII.OOO 000.00. Bank
by mall.
Letter List.
L!st of unclaimed letters remaining
In pent nllloe at Reynolilsvllle, Pa., for
the week ending April 11. 11)03 :
Buinini Youue. I'Yed Thompson,
Thus. Bud. F.-q.. Mi-s Molllu Trarkless,
Miss Agnes Hh.m s.
Forolgn .loini Itlsellon, Bernardo
Boccla, Leuiim Durunlk, Furko Tranu
sie. Say advertised and give date of list
when nailing for above.
E C. Burns, P. M.
k ft I
I Ilk.
ozoux?x"l
1 1 will run Son rhmat In s nlttit BM nmtt 1 1
U on fans fnr Sara Mould, HoarMfM. Qukuv l
w j
'Si
nd all kind of Sort Threat. No full j
ihould b without H. Mom nfssM If N I
falls to cur.
OZO BKMEDT CO. Ms BntXos. K.
- You Auto See -
That your eyes aren't strained by wear
ing imperfect glasses. See
O. A. JENNER,
The eye specialist.
a9 he has fitted over 40 pair of
glasses in Keynoldsville that give
satisfaction.
CITY HOTEL. Parlor
Reynoldavlllet Fa.
Roynoldsvillo
Business
0 nil n nr n
UUIICgU
Spring Term Com
mences April
15, 1903.
For particulars address
H. J. HUGHES, Prin.,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
AUDITORS' STATEMENT
Of Wlnolonr Towmlilp Poor and Road
Flnan. ro for the Year Kndlnft
OTarrh. 103.
L. P. Mi t I.EAKV. Supervisor.
HIl.
To Imlsnro lt year f 7ft 07
1 otiiil. Iiint yr.tux hem over
To IKi; wiirk diiiilk'Hte, s't'd
' un-a't'd
To cash from Col. Htrnuse..
a M
l.K 84
7; sa
llalnni-e
Want Column.
Hull's: Ono rout pur word fur ciu li nnd
wvory niavriiiiii.
I.osi On Thursday a bank book ith
2(1 in It. l-'inilrr will be ruwareed by
leaving the money and book at First
National bunk or Aduin Express otlloi
M. M. Davis will sull a good cow n ml
rent iiinluru lot if wanted.
loll &AI.K tuMKl Iimiiso and lot on
Jiicknou sl .. near eoul eoiupiinv cilice
Inquire at TllE ST A It olllue.
Foil Sale Mousu and lot on Fifth
at. I ikj u I re of Martin Plyler.
For Sale Two driving horses. In
quire of G. T. Woodford, the pop man
itoynoiusviiio, l'a.
roil SAI.K Ouartored oak bed room
suile. Uisid as new, and a cupboard
inquire at J UK ST A ll ollleo.
For Sale Lot on Muin street. In
quire of L. J. McKntire.
Foil SALK Horse, two bungles, cut'
tcr, sleiifh bells and single harness, In
quire of Uobert Bone, near .lett'erson
Supply Co. store.
r Oil SALE Fout-i houses on Jackson
st. owned by Flisha Cox. Inquire at
this olliee.
For Sale or Itent A gm id property,
Including a store room, on Worth street.
Inquire ut THE STAll olliee.
! WANTED I want to weave or sll you
a carpet very cheap. Toefnel Do.Muy.
WANTED Intelligent girls for cloth
picking. Apply to Enterprise Silk Co.
Foil Sale One hundred chares stock
of the Star Glass Co. Inquire of H.
A lux Stoke.
Foil SALE One wagon, heavy har
ness, uicktu-plaled mountings, surry,
light harness. Inquire at Frank's
Tavern. .
For Sale A very line orgun, oak
case; must he seen to be appreciated
Inquire of Gustavo Herald, Hopkins.
Foil SALE Property on Main street.
Inquire of H. Alex Stoke.
For Sale A seven room house, lot
HO by ."0 feel, in West K,-iih!iUvIIo.
M. K. Weed.
Notice Kmployees of the silk 'nil!
iihliiu ok-ctriu cars going to and from
work uuu purchase car tickets at lower
rates.
For Sale Brown and while single
comb L-'gliorn am) Plymouth Kock
evgs for hutching In i-euson. Inquire of
.1. J. IlolTmiin.
If In need of a spring suit call anu see
oursuinples. Hulls to order from 115.00
to m:i(IOU. Fit guaranteed. Blng
Stoke Co.
Grass seed at A. G. Mllllretu.
Reynolds' Perfect Cold Curei25o,
Sue the fit of Barf SolJilfner &
Marx suit at Milllrens.
JjJXKCUTOB'S NOTICE.
Kstatuof Wm. M. Foster, lata of the
Borough of Ueyuoldsvllle, Deceased
Letter tenliinientury uuun the entitle uf
Win. M. KuHlnr, huo of llm IkmoukIi of lleyn
iiIiInvIIIu, J,itri'Mn ciiiinly, I'll., ilnceiiHud,
IimvIiik lioen vi-toilml to I'-riiuk 8. llolfiiisu, uf
lli'Vll ililavill,', I'll., nil imrxnm ImleliltMl to
mi lu phIiiio aiH ruiulred io iniiku InininUilitB
payinsntto tlis uxetMilor, am! Oiohu tisvlns;
elalniH HKultiHt ilm aauie will proHent ilium,
prupurly aiiilisntlesu-il, for pityinuut.
Kiiamk S. llurruAN, KnecuUir. .
UoyuolUjvlllo, t'a., Murub DO, luua.
CIl.
$'.W7 Ml
4 44
13.952 da
lly (II fliiva' Bprvlcea
' 97' j iliiya aervfrim liy aon
" s't'd work chip. work. out.
' iiii-Nested to Wonieldurf
seat.-il work turned
over to Womolilorf. ..
By arn't for work A m iterlsl
t IN 00
117 f
1,2: IKi
28 la
M ao
ar3 f7
f3,SA2 83
J. K. WOMELDOHF. Supervisor,
lilt.
To duplli-ntfl of I. I'. Mr-
(1,'Hry, turned over... f 897 30
To dniillriite, unaoated, of
MrCleiiry, turned over 2S 111
To cnnli ree d f'tn Cl.stniuse 2,37(1 21
" ' Cum'Wa'n'ra SR SO
" " on work dep. Ml 70
Balance .
CIl.
12.044 M
$9,172 M
By old orriera of V. R. Ilol-
tiian paid $
lly old orders Amos Htrouae
paid
By old order of L. P. Mc-
('Inary paid
By order seven by Hupervls-
Meat. to llolmaii, paid..
By rscelpta fur work paid...
11 " material paid
' ' attorney's
reoa paia
rn-eluta fur Intoroat. paid
nald un lairruwed munev
" uimoaled returns to Com-
nilHluni-rM
lly nrdera paid fur wurk ...
" exmieratlutia
" wurk tax held over..
" clllr.ena tax wnrkednut .
" Ti daya aervleos
By i
1A0 33
215 W
620 SO
i:to oo
110 211
no oo
i as
4UU 00
2.1 47
AS 70
II 2S
27 US
ais in
144 00
3,172 58
F. P.
BEST. HiiM!rvlaur.
lll(.
Tu Heated diitilli-atH II..VI7 HI
" uiiMealed duilliaie ..... IHI
' ciimIi rm-'d fin CI. St route 2.IMU Ki
" " ('unrwi'iiuis li'.1 'Ji
" " on work dup... 4m :m
" AudlturH urder to tin!.... tl "I
CIl.
By altoi-iioya feea paid .. . $
reoelptrt fur lntroi.t paid
IiiiIuih'O en
hrltlse paid
By am't paid un towuahip
IniliilitediieHa
By recelplH for material nald
" " wurk paid ...
By ordera paid of Kx-Supiir-
vNur MrCleary
By ordera paid ef Ex-Super-
vtrMir Itulnmn
By oxuiiorat luiiH
" rHtiiriiMUiCuinmlaalunors
" tax turned uvur txi Ida
Hilrot'rtaura
By eh IxeiiH tax wurked out.
By 'iitn duya Hervleea
lly oalli uf ottti-e
V.37 43
20 HO
111) Mi
4m no
1110 77
l,:wt 15
200 S7
IXI St
;m 4ii
1114 M
24 50
1.4.!.- DO
AIS mi
5tl
1,2711 43
' A BK AM FVE. Overseer of Poor.
PH.
To balance from laat year.. 220 43
To balance fruin Coinmls-
Mloners fur relurua .... lu, JO
PENNSYLVANIA BAIT.KOAD.
IIUPFALO A ALLEUHANV VALLEY
DIVISION.
Ixw Grade Division.
In Effect Miy ?5, 1902. lEastern Sta.iiMrd Tm4.
SASTWAKIl.
Noi(:No.iiOoiioTil
M.IA. M IA. M.
CIl. '
By daya aurrli-ea
ily rei-e la fur relief pautaira
" " att'rni'y'HHi'rv.
By audltnr's urder to O. W.
Mnliiiey paid
Ily mlKi'Hllaneuuaexptiiibea.
ly balaiii'u
417 73
IS on
24 71
10 00
' 2 IW
2 M)
I
417
AMOS BTKOl'HE. Culleclor of Tuxea.
1)11
To bal. at. laat aettlumrnt
uf road tax 'M 11
To bal. iMMir tax held uvur
III laat aetllellient. ... l.'U7 10
To ltii'2 eaati road iliiilUaiit. 2.it'! !
Tucaali ruad duiilleaie, apw-
elaltax H,"I2 M ,
To ain't reeMlved fur uau uf
elect lou limiau i
I'll.
7,2J1 43
lly rash paid to Siipervlxur
Mel'li-ary I TIC si
Byeuall paid tu super. Ileal 2,llliU aj
SuiierviAur
Wuineliluif
Bv order paid
By 24 i'iuiiiiiIhkIiiii on l.'.nll.
1.1, enlleeted bufuru
Sept. I, IU0-J
By 5't eiiiniiiUaluii on $4..'tiu -OS.
ei i Heeled afier rep.
I, IU)i
By exoneration
un auiervl
nrs Hull wink tax
By rem rim In CuinnitVirra
urtltn-N paid
" balani'e
2,.'l?''. 2!
21 4.1
41 ."J
Sill M
At no
u
S7 l1
.'-4 V.I
43
We have audited the above iK-euuiiia and
tlnd them curruci.
.1. II SYKS.1. )
W. T, Catiikiis, VAudlluis
I.SVI St'lll UAIII. I
J II. HUG I IKS.
UNDEtU'AKING AND RMHAI.M ING.
A full line of suppllna constantly on lisnd
Pleturu fiainlns u apm-laliy. Olliee and utiiio
ihiiii In ruuruf Miiu. Margaret Evana' raeket
ore. Uealdeiiun near cur. Oram and 1th aia
WANTED FAITUKin. I'EKSIIN TOTBAV
el fur well uauthllahvd huie-e in a few coun
ties eullniK un luiall nieiehants and age n l a,
Iju.uI imi rliiirv. Siiliii-v il04 a vear and rl-
penaus, payable llt.70 a week In ctuh and.
iu.
I'.iulltun iMiruiauulit. Bua.
Ineaa succnaarul and ruauniK. svauuaru
penaes advanced
fnuau auiweaafll
iluuso.UM liearboro BU, UUIeago.
STATIOSl.
I'lttahurK
Bed Hank
Lawaonliam
New llethluhorn
Oak llldso....
Mayavitio
Sunimervlllo .
HriKikvllle ....
Iowa
fuller
Ueynolilavlitu
I'aucoaat
Falls Creek...
Dullols
Sabula
WlnterburD ..
I'ennHold. . ..
Tyler
Beiinertette. ..
Grant
Driftwood
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Note.
Train Ml (Sundayi leave HtttshurR ., a. m.,
lied Hank 11.10 BrooKvllle,12.41, Keynoldsvllle
1.14, Falls Creek 1.2H, ItuHulal.dft p. m.
STATIOSS.
Driftwood .....
Orant
HentieEelte...
Tyler
I'ennSeld
Wlnterburn ..
Habula
DuHuls
FallaCreek...
Fancuaat
Keynoldavllle
Fuller
Iowa
Brookvllle....,
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Mayavllle
Oakllldice
New Hethlnhem
Lawaonliam.
Bed Hank....
Pittsburg...,
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... TO 41 tH4(l .... t ftO
.... I M II 5.1 .... 17
.... 7 17 12;22 .... 6 26
.... 7 2.1 12 3 ... T 52
.... 7 30 12 3.1 7 05
.... 7 44 12 4H .... 7 IS
20 S Ml 1 Oft 15 Oft T 35
27 8 10 1 20 5 12 T 42
M 32 -15 IS tT 4S
6 44 8 2:i 132 527 75S
ftS t8 3ft .... .1 43 t8 12
7 04 5 50 tS IS
7 1ft S 50 1 5U II 01) 8 30
7 SI) 03 $2 12 15 ....
T 47 11 IS ti aft II 32 ...
T 53 tu 22 ... Oils ....
8 01 g 30 2 S 0 45 ....
8 31 9 5? J3 OS 7 14 ....
S 4.1 10 10 8 20 7 21 ....
11 15 U3 3,1 5 30 i 0 45 ....
A. H. P. in. p. m. p. h. P, at.
Train 042 (Hunduy) loaves Dullols 4.10 p. m.
FallaCreek 4.17, Keynoldavllle4.30. Broukville
6.00, Bed bank .30, l'lttliiirs- 9.30 p. m.
Trains marked run dally; I dally, except
Sunday; t Hag tatinn, where aunala muat be
liuwn.
Philadelphia & Erie Uuilroad Division
In eirect March 24lb, 1902. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
EASTWARD
VMM a m Train 12, wuekdaya, fur Sunbury,
Wllkeabarre, llaxleuiii, I'ottsvlllH.Seraiituii,
llarrlaliurix and the intermediate sta
tluna, arrlvlns at Philadelphia 6: Si p.m..
New Vurk, 9::io p. ta.; Uuliiniore,S:0U p.m.;
Waahlnirtnu, 7:1ft p. m Pullman Parlor car
from Willlnmapurt to Philadelphia and paa
aeusrrcoachea from Kane to Philadelphia
rind Wtlllamaport to Baltimore and Waah
mlon. Joiisonburo Railroad.
a. m. WKRKDATS.
a. ni.
10 45 ar Clermunt Iv
10 3S
10 36
10 31
10 25
10 20
10 11
9 55
Woodvale
iulnwood
Smith's Kun
Inatauter
Straight
Olen llaael
Juhnainburg
40 Iv Hidgway ar
II U0
11 04
II 117
II 111
II IS
11 20
U 2S
11 40
12 01
Ridoway & Clearfield Railroad
and Conneclioos,
p.m. p.in
p.m. p.m. a.m. am
7 30 2 15 9 35 ar Rlduway lv 7 00
7 20 2 Ot 9 a Mill Haven 7
T 09 1 64 9 1.1 C'ruyland 7
7 06 1 51 111 Short Mills; 7
7 01 1 47 9 d7 Blue Hock T7
t 67 1 43 9 0! Carrier 1 7 33 1
147 l ifci iu unwuwiiyvi t7 .i
143 1 2S 8 47 Lanva Mills .17 47 12 54
8 43 Mi MInn Slut C7 51
8 35 119 Si'J Harvey Kim 7 54
6 30 115 8 !!5 lvFallxCkar 8 0(1
4 10 1 05 8 '.. lvDuBoiaar 8 15
10
lu 12 :2
21 I, .IU
S i II U3
M .11)
40
2 .10
1 03
1 10
1 25
5 02
5 10
6 35
30 1 13
6 12 12 62
6 3t 12 24
4 50 11 47
4 05 11 10
1 30 9 00
p.m. a m
6 64 arFullhC'k Iv
6 44 lleymil.lHvllle
t 10 Krulkville
New lieilil'm
lied Bunk
8 10
8 23
8 50
9 30
10 10
1 20
1 .ti
1 .111
2 M
3 20
6 :m
5 13
6 il
00
8 4.1
7 20
9 41)
Iv Plttabuisar 12 36
u.m. u.rn. n.m. u.m.
Fur time tables and additional Information
consult ticket agents.
J.B. HOTCHINSON J.K.WOOD, .
Oeo M"nairer Uen. PiiaAtrt
12:50 p. m. I rain s, dally fur Sunbury, liur
rlaburg and principal intrtiieiUatealutl(iim,
arriving ai. Philadelphia 7:32 p. ui.. New
York 10:23 p. lu.. Baltimore 7:30p.m., Wuah
Ingiuu s:ju p. m. Veatlbuled parlor cats
and paaseiigercuachea, Uultalo to Phlladul
Phla aud Waahliigum. f
4:00 p. ui Train II, dally, fur ' HaiV
rlaburg and Inlermedlatu atatluns, ar
riving at Philadelphia 4:25 A. M.; New Vurk,
T.13a. ui.t llulilmore, 'i.'M a. m.; Waaliliiutoit
4.06 A. M. Pullman Sleepiug cars from
llarrlaburu tu Phllailelpluu aud New York, i
Philadelphia paaneuxurs eau remain la
sleeper uudialurlwd uuiil J :.I0 A. St.
II :U5 p.m. I rain 4, dally (up Sunbury, Harrls
burg and inlurtuedia! atatioua, arriving at
Philadelphia, 7:2J a. a.; New York, 9:33
A. a. uu week daya and In. tx A M. on Bun
day; Uultluiore, ,:15a. u.s Waaliiugluu, S:30
A. M. Puliiiinu aloepers fruin Erie,
and WliilauiatMirl iu Philadelphia, and
W llllamataii'i lu Wahhlngtoii. Paaaenger
cotK'hea irtiiu Erlu lo Philadelphia, aud
WlilluuiajHiri tu Km tenure.
12:27 p.m. 1 rain 14, duiiy fur Sunbury, Harris
buis sad principal lulermudiaieatailuna.ar"
ri v ing at 1 'In lade . pit i a :J.' a. in., New York
V:33 u. iu. .leeailiox, 1III...3 a. in., Sunday V
naiiuuuie , :in a.m., wiumuguu, b:jo a m.
Vi-aiibuled bullet aleepliu cars and paa-
aeuaer euacuea, ituuaiu iu I llliaueipliia an:
ibaiiiiiKU'li.
WESTWAKI)
1:33 a. m. 1 rulii 7, dally for Buffalo via
fc.iuuurluin.
:3h a. ui.-Traill 9. dallv fur Erlu. 11 III i;-
wav, and seek daya for liulluia, tiermuut
anu pi-.iu'mi.i iiuermedtate hi at una.
:60a. in Tuiin 8, dally lur trie and Inter
uietllale polula.
1:45 p. ui. Irani 15, dally for Buffalo via
Emporium.
JJp . m. Train 81, weekdays for Kanu und
iu termed I au s ta llona.
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