Our Educational Column. -Tip eny In this riiliiinn wore written by pupil of tlm Murray school. TMR Ml HI II AY HCIKXIl.. riu' Miim-iiv ihinii I'ull of joy li ml mil III, Is tin' nicest school On thin in li:lii imi i ill. Tin- boys mid tlm Kills All come rilcli liny, 'I'm leiiin thi'lr hysons, HIiih nnil lniy. I would Hint. I ciuilil wrlto ti limit way tlt'Wi'liillvi! nf tho nhovo niinii'il m'IkniI, llllt Hill' llMII'lll'l' Mlill Wll Mills! 1 lll'il'f thoroforn I shall hivimIo lt her ivi(it'st. Tin) Murray m'IhnI house Ih hIIiiiiIimI Hlxiilt olio mild went (if Itoynolilsvllle. It Is very pleasant, spot. Tim irrounils miirimnilliiK It. mi' Iiiikii, itivlnit iiniplo rniim for tin1 boys mill jflrls to play. Tim number if hiiIIh on tho roll mil In twemty-iiltio. niHlos 14, fi'iimlin l.'i nnil they ni- Very regular In atti'iiduni'O. Tho rltJy.ons of this Hi'lionl bi'o wide BwnkH nnil primp every oiinrt unity for Improving thn groomls, nnil miiklnif n pleasant i1im'o for the clilliln n. Through tins efforts tif tlm parents, k'tuiliiir ami pnpllH an orjtan and a liuyn dictionary Imvo been scintrod for tlm school. Tlio toucher, Miss Ni'tta Coax, hait nhlcd very much In taking an tirtlvo Interest and li'titllnit n liclplnir. liand In everything that to'tids to Improve tin) pupil, svhool house or m'IiiniI irrounils. Tlila Ix-lnit her second term ami all procpeela for ItM belniriis successful lis the term last winter. OI.IVK Dkk.MMR. UI(I.H. My ti iiclier Miiiitetl me to write an essay onitirlH, but I thnuifht 1 eonld not write anything anil that wan a very hard subject on which to write, fliit after tlilnkini; the matter over I have arrived at the conclusion that I do know a few tiling about illrls, hut t hIiiiII only write about, the jrlrls of our school. Wo have, qui to n variety of jrlrls! short irlrlH, tall jrlrls. tliin jrirls, fat iflrls, Dutch jrlrls and Knjrllsli j;lrls. hut I shall iliylilo this variety into two classes, blf girls and little jrlrls. I cannot soa any if lent difference, be tweon tho btjr girls urn the little girls except that the In if girls wear limit dresses. I can't sec why big girls havo to wear long dress's any way, but I sup pose when I got blf I'll havo to wear lonit drosses. Tlm girls of our school aro all very good looking. They arc bright and attentive In school and at recess aro always willing to play any gamo to mako It pleasant at school. However, pluyinit ball Is our favorite sport and wo aro all first-class players, including tho teacher. I think that every girl ought to play, work nnil study. If she plays, sho will grow up to be a healthy, active woman; If sho works, she will (trow up to bo an excellent and skillful housekeeper; and If sho studios, she will grow up to boa refined and intelligent lady. Uniting thcBO throe qualities wo would have an Ideal woman, one of tho noblest works of God's creation and of whom any man would be justl proud to call wife. Ll'I.U Sl'HWEM. OUK FLAG. This Is our flair ! Seo how It gis-s rlppliuit throujth the cold breezo. Wo cannot realize how deeply we reverence and love our flag hut wcro wo abroad or In a foreign land It would Ik; like a companion or a cherished friend. Now, as w seo our flair wc cannot think of atitato whose yyos did not fasten on Its radienco and beauty. It has been called "tho lloatinir piece of pwitry," and yet wo know It has a beauty beyond other cnsiuns. Its highest beauty Is In what It symbolizes, and all who know Its story rozo upon It filled with dollitht and admiration. Our flair Is a piece of bunting lifted in tho air and every part has hor voice. Its stripes of red, white and blue pro claim the original thirteen states and of how they clung together to maintain the Declaration of Independence. Its tars of white on a field of blue proclaim tho union of states constituting our nation and giving rise to a new con stellation, which receives a new star as anew state is added. The two together signify, "Union past, Union present and Union now and forever.' These colors have languages which were officially recognised by our fore-fathers. - Rod Is for valor, blue Is for justice and white Is for purity and altogether, bunting, tars, stripes and colors, blazing in the sky, makes the flag ' of our country an object to be cherished by all our hearts and upheld by all ourhandBand may we, like Francis Scott Keys, blend our voices In saying or singing: "Ota, the st ar spangled banner, Iconic may It wave. O'er the land of the free And the borne of the brave." Dec. 19. 1897 Richard M. Murray. "He was growing bald, and so he had hli hair out short because he realized that be wouldn't be able to part It long." "You long for things uosfc," says the Manayunk I'hilotopher, "when you are short." Prof. Barrett, of Bt. Lawrence county, N. V., speaking of pulmonary diseases, aaya: not one death occurs now where twenty died be fore Down's Elixir was known. Over fifty years of constant success places Down's Elixir at the head of the long list of coiikIi remedies. For sale by 11. A. Bioko. The reason why Arnica & Oil Liniment la ho popular with the ladles Is because It not only la very healing and soothing but It odor Is not at all offensive. For sale by 11. A. Htoke. Don't suffer with Indigestion, use Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. For sale by It. A. Htoke. CALIFORNIA. Personally-Conducted Tour via Pennsyl vania Railroad. America Is a great country. In va riety and itranileur of natural scenery It. Is unrivaled. Its wooded heights, Its fertile valleys, its boundless plains, Its rugged mid rocky mountains, Its great lakes, its liul inly slopes aro tho nil in I ra tion of all mankind. To trnvurso this great country, to h hold Its diversities and Its wonders, Is a liberal education, a r'Veliitiou to the immured tiictropoli Ian citizen. The 1 ViKiiniillvCondiu'loil Tour to California tinder the direction of tho Pennsylvania Knilroad Company which leaves New York on .laniiary H, 1 WK, affords a most excellent opiortiinl ty to view thn vast variety and bound less beauty of this marvelous land. The parly will travel westward In special Pullman cars In charge of a Tourist Agent Bnd Chaperon, stopping rn rmilr at Omaha, Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitoit, Garden of tho Gods, Glcnwood Springs, and Halt Lake City. In Cali fornia visits will ho made to Monterey and the famous lintel Del Monte, Santa Cruz, San .lose, Im Angeles, Han Diego, Itiverside, San Itarnardlno, Itcd lands, and Pasadena. Thn parly will return on the "Golden Gate SH'clal," tho finest train that crosses the Conti nent, leaving Iw Angeles February 2, Hud stopping at Tuscan, Kl Paso, mid St. IOtilx. Ii'h teen days will Is; sH'tit In California. Itounil-ti lp rule, iiirhiiliinj all urrinHii r;l (jioi.wn if m rimij riitirr trip, .'!-" from all points an the I Viin-ylviinlii Railroad syslem east of Pittsburg. For It inerary and full Informal Inn apply to ticket agents, or nldiv. G"o. W. ll:,vd, Assistant General Puxsenger Agent. Proud Street Station. Philadelphia. Sheriff's Sales. Tho SherllT of JelTerson county will expose to public sale attlm Court House In ltrookvlllf , on Friday, December 1(1, 1HU7, tho following properties: Properly of D. T. McHiyer, In Rose township, "." acres. Property of Hut tie mid Frank Plyler, Heaver twp., "II acres, house and other buildings. Properly of Mrs. C. Z. ('ampule and 'A. A. Decmer, house and lot In Keyn oldsvllle, and 112 acres in Wlnslow twp. Propcrlyof Thomas Jenkins and liOt tie Crlssman, building and lot In Clay vi:ie. Property of Harriet Patton and Jennie S. McCullough, 42 acres in Washington twp. Property of Hrookvlllc Furnlturo Co., two acres and factory In Rrookvlllo. Property of Carrie K. Stratton and Frank G. Striittan, house, store nsim and lot in Washington twp. Property of 1). D. DoMott, 2 lots, house and shop In Falls Creek. Property of Frank .1. and Laura ,1. Norton, house, barn and lot In Punxsu tawney. ProH-rty of P. F. Holger. house, barn and lot in Rcyuoldsvlllo. Property of II. E. MeQuown. house and lot In Big Run. Property of Catherine Camp-do and Elizabeth Illiss, lot In Wlnslow two., and house and lot in Reynoldst'lllo. Properly of N. S. Sprankle, tract of laud and house und barn In Perry twp. Property of Kilns and Agnes Jones, house and lot In Snyder twp. Property of Joseph W. Mayhcw and Peter Dupont, house, barn and lot in Ratlimel. Property of Lizzie and C. 13. Mohney, house and lot In Ratlimel. Property of Thomas Tench, house, burn and lot in Ruthmcl. Property of Thomas Flenner, house and lot In Rathmel. Property of Robort Roberts, house and lot In Rathmel. Property of James Cunningham, house and lot in Wlnslow twp. Property of Mary aud Paul Sinz, house, barn and lot in Rcynoldsvillo. Property of L. D. Lowers, 8 acres, house and lot In Snydor'twp. Property of John Hindman, house and lot in Reynoldsvllle. , A Note From the Editor. The editor of a leading state paper writes: "If you had seen my wife last June and were to Bee her to-day you would not believe she wag the same woman. Then she was broken down by nervous debility and suffered terribly from constipation and sick headache. Bacon's Celery King for the nerves made her a well woman In one month." H. Alex. Stoke will give you a free sample package of this great herbal remedy. Large size 2.ro. and 60o. Without Foundation. The rumor that Honry Bergln, who is serving a term in the Western Peni tentiary for hitting a man over the head with coupling-pin, had been shot by the Wardon a tow days ago, seems to be without foundation. A report al most identical with this was circulated about throe months ago and proved to be false. Punxsutawnoy Spirit. But They Can't Help it. Thoro are kind. Indulurent fathers In every neighborhood who run around malting all kinds of threats against the boy who sorai) with their "hoDefula" and the aforesaid "hopeful" laughs in his sleeve every time ho sees his dud thus making a fool of hlmsolf. Clear. field Republican. Docs It Pay to be Sick t Resides the discomfort nnd suffering, illncs of any sort Is expensive Hundreds of people consult the doctors every day nboiit. coughs and colds. This Is bettor thiin to suffer tho disease to run along, but those who use Otto's Cure for the throat and lungs do better still. It costs less and the cure is certain. You can get ti trial buttle free of our agent, H. Alex. Stoko. Large ize i'lo. and olio. A recent act of assembly requires wire fences to Im constueted along public highways whom present Ismnl or rail fences cause such highways lo become blockaded with snow. When the own ers of such fences are required to re move them, the township Is authorized to furnish the wire for the construction of a wire fence. Punxsutawnoy Spirit. pKNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. IN F.KFKtT NOVKMMI'.H 2H, IHII". I'lilhuleltihlri A Krle llnllrrinrt Division Tlmo Tlllile. Train lenve hrlftwtHril. KAKTWAKD (linn tn Train s. wpekiliiys, fur Hiinbtiry, Wlllo'lmrre, Hitxlctotr, PiMrHvllli'.HerHiitun, lltii-rlNlinrg snrl the Intrrrnerllitte Hta timet, nrrlvliiK lit l'lillnilelililii il:'l p.m., New Viu k, :;m li. m.i Mull Imore. 11:1m p. in.) WiiMlitnirtim, 7 : 1 r, p. in I'lillmiiti Purler rnr from YllllnmHirt to Plilliuleliitilii iinrl pnn Kenjreri'imrlien fmtn Kline to I'lilltlili'lplitii nnil WllltnriiNMM't to lliilllmoi-e anil WhhIi Itiglon. 4:1KI p. in. --Train (1, weekday, fur llnr-rllui-i( unit tnter-nierlliite ntiitlrm. nr rlvliniHt Plilhiilelphtii 4::si A. M.i New York, 7::tl A. M. I'lillimiri Hleepimr rum from lliirrlxliiirix lo I'lilhiili'lplilii nnil New York. PlilliMlelpliiii piiHHettirern run remain in HleetHT iiiiillNlurliert unrll 7::m A. M. U::in p. in. -Train 4. rhilly fur Hiintiitry. ItiirrlN luirtf Mini Inrermeillure wiatlnrm, aVrlvlns lit I'lilliiilelplilil, A. M.s New York. V.XI A. m.iiii week flu yw mill til l A M. mi Sim iluys lliilllmere. il:'.ii. M.s Wii-diliitrmii. :( a.m. riillmiiii Mleepers rriiin h.rle iinrl HII HiiriiilHirt In Plillinleliiliiii mill Wlllliimxpoi'l In ll-liillKliin. rie.elttrers III "leiH'r for Itiililmure mill WiiMlilinrtnii will lie triomferreil lulu WiiMlilrmtori NlieHr lit Wll IfiimilHirt. Pllsm'titrer retli'lien rriim F.rle In t'lllllllll'lllllllt llllll WIllHHIII to lliiltl- morii. W F.ST W A IMl 4:41 a. in. Trnln (1, Keekrlii.v. for Krle, Hlilu mi). HiilliiK Clermiiiit null pilni'ipul Inter meilliiieiiiiilloim. 11:41 h. in.--Ti mIii J, dally for I'l lo mill Inter rnerlliile ihiIiiTm. H:4.i p. hi." I'm I n I", wei kihiys for Kline mill Inlernieilliile utal lortH. Tllliollill Tit A INS Foil DfilFTWOUD FKO.M THE FAST ANDSIMITM. TIIA IN li lenve New Ynr k A:Mi p. m. . I'lilliiilel plilil n:.vi p. m i Wiiihlnirtriri 7:V p. m., Mnl llninre S.4P p. in., iirrlvlrnr nt DrlfiwiNKl 4:41 s. in.. H-eektliiy. Willi Piillmiirr nlii'iiem anrl piiHsemrcr eimi'hes from I'lilliiilelplilil to Krle mid lliiltlliiure lo WlllliimMpiirt. TKAIN lA leaven I'lilliirlelnlila S::i A. m.! WiiHlilimtnn, 7.MI A. m.i Miiltlniore. S:AU a. M.s Wllkerttiurrc. ir:l.pt a. M.i neekfliiv. srrlvlmi in Drift wimhI at ft:4A r. M. with I'nllmiin Purler ear from I'lillnrlc Iplilit to WllllmriMpiirt iinrl piiMtii'iiirer eeiii'li lo Kane. TKAIN H leaven New York ul 1:41 p. m.: I'lillu ilelpliln, ll:.1i p. m.i Wuoliliiutiiii. 10 40 p. m.t llHllimore, ll:.V) p. ni.i dully srrlvlint lit liiifiwiMHl hi. Ii:4:t h. iii. PiiIIiiihii Hleepliitf enrn from Phlla. to Wlllli'rimirt, iinrl tliniiiKh PHMMiMiifer eoni'tieH from Philadelphia to F.rle iinrl Hiilrlmere tti WlllhinmiHirl. tin Huiuliiyn only Pullman ilccper Plilliirlelphla to Krle. .TOHNSOXnURG RAILROAD. (Dally except Siinilny.) TKAIN Id leaven Kldtrwiiv lit H:.V,'n. m.i .foliri- minhunr ul 11:111a. in., arrlvlnit al. t'lermnnt ul 111:1m a, ni. TKAIN 20 leaven Clermont at 10:40 a. ni. ar riving at. .liihriMiiiliiii'ii at, :iio a. ni. and KlrlKWiiy HI II:. VI p. ni. KIDGWAY & tILEARFIELD R. R. and ('onnwtions. wkf.kdays. hqhtiiwahh. xuhtiiwaki). aTM"'a7"m7" HTaTTons. rTSiTp. S.l AM "4 in H 4: 4 41 III M III 1 1 ici ft at II l.t H'.'7 7 40 S III II III II .V) 13 40 p. 111. Keiiovo Driftwood KmiMirliiin .In nr;. SI. Miiryn Kline " Wllrox .folirinonliurir KlrlKWiiy Islimd K1111 Mill 1 1 11 ten ('roylioul slHHih.Milln lllne KiH'k Vineyard K1111 I'arrler Itrix'kwiiyvillo l.lllieH Mtlln Miirveyn Kim Fa I In Creek Dullnln Pnlln Creek Kevnolilnvlllii lirookville New Kelldelieni Kerl Hunk PIIIhIiiiiu .Mil 4KI n i". 40 11 Al 11 :m sso" hi:i s :m n-jti n'JH s i h III S 17 H IH sir! 7f. 7. Vl 7 40 7110 H4-I llll! 8 3(1 10 '.II II :m 11(11 S II) "11 ir S4'J jt a siii 7 .v: 7 47 7: 7:11 7:10 J. II. lll'TCIIINSOX, Uen. ManuKer. J. U.WOOD, (ion. Phhh. Ax't. JJEECH CREEK RAILROAD. New York Central & Hudson Rlvar R, R. Co., lent CONDENSED TIME TAULE. HEAD CP Fxp Mull No :i7 No SI Nov. 14, !S7. p m rtfn 10 H IMArr. 1004 IH V 40 1 10 9 1.1 12:lo. ..PATTON... L..Vestover. MAIIAFFKY. . .. KermiMir... I.ve Arr am p ni MOO 4 00 (1 2:i 4 l 4 40 AW H4-I 710 II Oft Ktl... OAZZAM... 8M li Ift Arr. MM 1211 8 47 I2W 8 40 llftS ..Kermoor .. New Mil port ... Ohintii ... ..MltcliellH.. .I.ve 7 20 ft Ift .CLEARFIELD. ... 8 10 ' 8 10 11 : . 781 11 12 Woodland sST 7 45 II Oii Hlxler 8:l 7 38 10 .18 WnllHcetmi 841 7 28 10 M) .. MorrlMiule Mines.... lift! 720 10 41 I.ve Munnori Arr MHO Oftft 10 10 Lve I ,.,, 1 Ai r 7 40 1101 Arr( """"" ") Lve U2ft 840 T47 6 80 707 7i 7 40 6ft3 718 IO:WArr Munnoii Lve 0 02 7 17 712 102 Wlnliuriio UUI 722 64 1012 1'EALE 1128 7 42 2ft 80 nilllntnwn 0 41 801 10 1143 HNOK8IIOE 047 SOS 8 18 8 48 ....UEKCil C'KF.EK 10UI 887 80ft SiCI-. Mill Hull 10 48 10 4 88 8 28 LOCK HAVEN 1080 9 17 . 4 80 8 Ift Yoiingdiile 10 88 9 27 437 ' 80OJEHHEY HHOKE JFNC. 11 10 940 4 it! 785 ....JKKHEY HIIOKF..... 11 18 948 t4 02 t7 2ft Lve WlLLIAMHl' T Arr 1180 10 20 p m am am p ni m a m I'hIi.a. & Kkadimi R. K. a m 80 fS8 Arr WILMAMKP'T I.vli:u ts81130Lve P111LA Arr 8 20 m ill 710 9 00Lv..N. Y. via PUllu.. Arhl0 4o am p in p m $9 30 a m Dally 4 Week-days I 00 p m Sunday 1 10 as a m Sunday "o New York pamwniters traveling via Phil adelphia on 10.20 a m traiu from Wllllums isirt, will cliunui) cars at Columbia Ave., Philadelphia. 'ONNHCTI0N.-At Wllllanmport with l'lilludeliililu<eiidliiKU.K. AtJurney 8I1010 with Full HiiMik Hallway. At Mill Hull with Central Kullriiiidof Pennnvlvuniu. At I'lillliwhuri; wllh PuiiiiHylvanla Uullnmd and Alloonii & I'IiIIIiihIiuik CouneetliiK U.K. At Cleurliuld with liulfulo, Kindumter Si I'lttHhurh Itallwuy. At MiilmltVy and I'atton with Cambria & Cleurflvld DIvIhIoii of 1'ennnylvaiila Kullrimd. At KtuhiirTey with I'eniiHylvuula it Norili-Westeru Uullroad. A. U. Pai.usii, F. K. Hkiihimam, Superintendent. Uen'l I'ann. Aat. I'hllaUoiphla, Pa. J JOT EL MCC'ON N ELL, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. FRANK J. II LACK, I'mpririm. The leiidlnit hotel of tin; town. Ili'iidipinr tern fur rnmmeri'liil men. Hteiim hem, free Iiiih, Im Hi rimitin mid i-liMi'tH on every llimr, ntimple t-iMimn, hitllurd loein, leleiilmiic mn. iiei'tloiin Ai'. 11 OTEL 11ELNAP, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. J. r. IHLLMAS. I'mprirtnr. First class In every par lli illnr. I.is'iiii il In the veryeenlre nf Oie hiivlnesn purl of tnwn. Free 'linn to mid from llfilns mid einiirriielliiiin sample riMitnn foreiiinhii'ieliil Itavelers. (tllwcrlloitfiut. E. m JUSTICE OF THE PEACE And Ileal Entnte Atienf, lleynnlrlnvllle, I'a. c. MITCHELL. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. Olllee on Went M 11 In ntreet, opjinnltu the Commercial Hnlel. Keynoldnvllle. Pn. c. 'A. GORDON. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, MriNikvllle. .letTernriii ;o. Pa. Oltlee In room fnrmerly in'riipled liy (Jnrdiin ACorlielt Went Main Street. q m. McDonald. attorn e y a t-l a w . Nolury I'lilille, real enluie sireiii, Piilents secured, enllerllnris iniide pmmplly. Oltleo III NiiIiiii lilcs k, Keynnldnvllle, I'a. JjMtANCIS.!. WEAKLEY. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Olfi-en In Miihoney titilldliii:. Mule Street, lleyniildsvilli'. Pn. JMITII M. McCUKKJIIT. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Nullit y Public mid Ileal F.ntiile Agent. I'ol- leellinin will n lve piiiiiipt ill lenl inn. Ottlre In I be Foster hlnek, near pnntntllce, lleyn oldsvllle, I'a. "J)R. n. E. hoover; REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Kenldent dentlnt. fn hulldlnff nearMntho dlnt. chiin'h, opiMmlle Arnold block. Oentle nena In opera! lux. jyn. r. devere kino, DENTIST, Office over Ileynnldsvllle lliirdwarc Co. store, Main ntreet, Keynoldnvllle, I'a. BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTS HUROH RAILWAY. Thnnhort line between DuHols, Uldnway, llradford, HaliiniHiica, HiitTulo, Knchenter, Nlairura Falls and points In the upper oil region. On and lifter Nov. I.VIi, IKWt, punnen- ?er Iriilns will arrive snrl depun from Fulls :reek h! ul Ion. dally, except Sunday, an fol lows: 7.25 a m and I. lift p m for Curwermvllle and Clenrtlelrl. Ifl.IKi 11 in-HuffHln nnd Idichester mull For llrock way vllle. llldawnyliilinsi)nliiirg,Mt. Jewell, llriiiifiiril.Suliiinaiica. lliilTalo and KiHlienter: euiiiieciliiK at .lolinnoiiliiirg with P. E. rriiln :i. f,,r Wllcnx, Kane, Wurren. Curry iinrl I'.rle. 10.27 a 111 -Ai'coi'iiiiindiii Ion For Hyknn, Illg Ktin anil Piiiixsitrnwncy. 10.2s 11 111 For Keymilrlsvllle. 1.18 p m liriidfiird Ai'cnmrriodiillon Frr K 'btree, HiiH'kwiiyvllle. F.llmonl, Car- mnii. Klik'way, .1 , , 1 1 1 c . n 1 1 1 , j-. Ml.Jewelt mill Hi ail ford. I.2.", p. m. Accnliimorlittlon fur Pilnxnu tuwney iinrl Itlir 1,'un. l.'i". 11. ni. Mull -For liiillois. Xyken. Illg - K1111 PiiiixHiitus'iiey nnd W11NI011. 7.40 p ni Accoriimorliiilou for lllu Kun nnd PiiiiXMituwiit-y. I'ssm. iiuem in ii'iiie-ied lo piircbiine llck- etn before en'ei o;.' 1 1 urs. An excesn i-linrL-c of Ten Cemn w ill l,e i-olleete.l by cori- diiciorswben fines in.' puld on iitiinn. from allstiilionswli) i,.'i !lcl,.ol!l' e is muliitelui'd. 'rtioiismni mi'c M, i...ik 111 inn cents Hir mile, uihkI for e:iss:r . lie veei nil siullonn. .1. II. Mi'Ini viik. .. in. Falls Creek. I'll, t.. C. f.AI-KV. lit n. Pus. Ayelil. Ilm-lii'sler X. V. DOWITS' ELZZZH Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping-Cough, Consumption and all Lung Diseases. Pennle stand by Downs' Elixir because It cures aud has cured for slxty-flvs years. This Is the 1 strongest possible endorsement of Us merits. Price 2fc. COo. and 1 91.00 per bottle. At Drugglsta. Htnry, Jotinios t Lord. Prop., Burlington, Vt, For stile by H. A. Stoko. Subscribe for The X- Star, If you want the News. L. M. SNYDER, Practical Horse-slioer and General Blacksmltn. Horse nhoelni; dime In the neatest manner and by tlm luiest Imiiroved nielliods. Uvur llll ditTereut kinds of shoes ninde for correc tion of faulty acilon mid dlsvuned feet. Only the Isjst make of shoe and nulls uned. lio pulrlng of ail klii'ln rarefiilly and promptly done. 8 at isr act ion liL'AUANTUKD. Luiubur nii.'U'snupplleMuu bund. Jacknou Bt. near Fifth, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Tho linest lino of Pipos, Pon I vi livens, Skal os, Gnus, iXic, in IloynoMsvillo will bo iound at Alex. Riston's. CigarK, 12 in a box, 25 in a box, and 50 In a box. Suitable Xinas preHents. Notice of Incorporation A "'Mkny valley railway May 1(1, 1H7, Ia,w (iraxlo Division. ' In the Court of t'limmoii I'leas for the Coniity ..r l..n... .. ' VllTH't, Is hereby irlven Hint an iippllciitlnii 11 sill In- niiiile lo the suld l onit rm Monday, Hi'i'i'inls'r lillli. IHII7, nt 2.111 e M.. under Hie "Act for tlie InroriMiriitloii and leuiilntlon of cerlnlli cot iMillition" approved April 11. IH74, nnd its slipplemeiils. by William llnrclnv, K. tilover, P. .1. l ennel. (leorire Kols'its, .1. K Hlple and .lnl.n Lydon for a cbtirtcr of an in tended corporal ion to lie culled "Tin- Sprntfiie Mine llellef AssiH'lat Ion," the cliiirncter tllirl olijei l ofwbii'li li a iiiiilnal relief asssrs'la llon. piiylmr benellis In case of sickness and rlenlli. nnd for tln-se rinrHsi.s to btive, Hissess nnd eliiny nil Hie rllns, Is'iillls iiii.I privileges conferred liy Die suld Act and Its snppc incuts, I'iiani is ,1. Wkaki.kv, Solicitor. IV. First National Hank OF UK VNOLItS VII.LK, STATIONS. Itcd Hunk IjHWSfinlllllU New iletlileliein link Uldue Mtiysvllle Hiiiiimervllln . . . lirookville Hell h'nller ItcynoldKvllle . . I'ltuconst fulls Creek liiillois Siilmla Wlnlerburn .... I'eiiHcId Tyler IteneKette Oram Itrlftwoorl RASTWSHII. "iNo. l.jNo.li. cTo.S.T a. M r. ii. in .vi 4 r it iir li nn; li a', Capital, Surplus. 4 5 Hi A IH ft 'ill .1 4li S Oil III n 4ni 4 7 III 7 to 7 M 7 :l 7 4:i 7 .11 S Mil tS 11 S fiH P. M WKSTWAttD. II l i in 12 211 12 i 12 :ix r l (Ml I 20 I m l 4:1 1 M I Ml J (IN 3 :t7 t2 47 A. H. A. U 27, ff .v A (Ml tfl l!i ts 2; A 4.1 tfl M 7 m 7 (IK 7 2 7 W 7 41 7 no s 1; ts 2: 8 IW S Kl s :n iui I :s 1 411 850,000. S5.VMK). '. .tf Itrhrll, Prraldrmi . Wrote ,Tlr'lellaMl, Vied Prra.t John l(. Knilrher, nsliler. Director: O. Mitchell, Scott McClelland. .I.e. KlnK, John II. Corls'lt, (;. F. Ilrown, M. W. Kuller. J. II. Kaiiclinr. Does a general liKtiklnir hnslnessiind solicits tlie accoiiiits of inercbtintH, professional men. farmers, mechanics, miners, Inmliermen arid ollii'is, promising tbe most, careful in lent Inn to 1 lie bnstnesa of ail person. Safe Inposlt lloxea for rent. First National Hunk hulldlnir, Nolan block Fire Proof Vault. STATIONS. Driftwood Oram.. Hener.et.te Tyler t'enfleld Wlnlerburn .... Sabula D11 Hols KhI Is Creek Pancoast Keynoldsvlilc. r'uller Bell Hronkvlll Hnmmervllle.... Maysvllle Oakltldvn New llerbleliem Ijawsonliam.... Ked Hank No.2 A. M. in in 10 ;ts in 4s 11 17 11 2s II :a 11 42 12 M I 211 ti at 1 AT, t2 rti 2 II 2 27 1 2 47 2 Ml :i (ii 9 ! r. m.i No. No.llll A. M. Wl R7i (17 M 4M 4!l 6 .Vl 7 12 7 25 t7 II 7 4lJ 7 r; tS (Kl S IS 2 S r2 (10 ti in1 0 41 m 1. m.i P. M A .V) tfl IS 6 -Ml M 7 00 7 1AI 7 2rt 7 42 7 Ml! t7 M; S OA' ts 22: ts M s 41: 8 7 t 17 a 2u " S 4lfl s nil 4A Trains dally excepr Sunday. llAVII) M(H:,H(io, Okn'i..Rvpt. JA8. P. AMtKKHON fir.N i. i'ass. Aot. A CHEST PROTECTOR, And a good one, but no possible protector can rival the merit of the hardware we nupply in qualities worthy of the finest clients on earth. Our hardware line is a top one. There's noth ing above it, and we wouldn't carry anything below it. OUR PRICE too, always have a size about them that's just right and make it an absolute waste of money to go elsewhere. STOVES! Our line,of heating and cooking stoves is the largest to be found in town, and our prices are the lowest. We can save you money. Reynoldsville Hardware Co We are always receiving new goods and can always give you good values in Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Shoes, Etc. We carry a complete stock of everything and you will find our GROCERIES and PROVISIONS always up to standard in quality, and the very lowest price. We invite a share of your trade. 4 , JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO.
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