Connellsville

He was born in Connellsville, but spent the prime of his life in Uniontown, and on the road.

Went to the Connellsville depot and arrested some thirty or forty there that had taken a train and would not pay any fare.

The supply of superior coke was a fixed quantity—the Connellsville field being defined.

The panic of 1873, which laid low most of the Connellsville operators, proved Frick's opportunity.

In Connellsville the train stopped five minutes and underwent a thorough inspection.