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SHte tAt Star.
Niiharriptiim f .SO jwr V"r, mwiiir.
An Itllleprmlent llM-sl l)UMT, lllMlti''TITjr
Wcilm"iliiy fit Hi'ynnlMHVllh, .IcfTtTHtm Co.,
I'll., ileviilerl In I hi lnlnMln of Ki'TMiiIiIkvIIIii
nml JiITinMiriroiitily. Noii-Millllnl, will treat
nil with fntrtiem. nml will lHi4iiflHlly friend
If tuwnnla the Inlmrlm vtno.
Hiilwrliitliin irti'ffl.WHr viMir.ln nilvRnee,
4 otmiiiiim li iif l nx liiteiiilerf for iiiililli'iillini
IttiiHi lin iKvnmtmiili'tl Ityllin writer's ntitne,
not fur iiiihlli'iillmi, hut tm n mmnintee of
Hinf fnl tli. liili-rvNiliiK new lli-ni milli'lli'il.
Ailvcrf Mlim rules iiiiiiIk known mi Hiillrn
tlon nt tliiofllfc In ArimliU' lllm'k.
Lenirlity riiininiiiilfMilloim nnil rlinne of
silvertliemeiits should reiu'h this office liy
MoiiiIht noon.
Aililri'iH till rotimiiiiili'utlmn lo A.Htepli
fnHon, ltivnolflsvllli, Vn.
Kntereif nt I Ik- poxtoflli'i- nt lti'ytiolilvllli,
Ph., hi im'onil rliisi mull niiitlir.
V. A. NTKIIIKNOf. Hilllor nml Vuh.
WICDNKKDAY, OCTOIIKIt I1, W2.
It I I'llliltK'll tllllt, there will III! Iltl
Inrreuso of eoko in tho Connellsvillo
region of 2,ihki,ikhi tons this yenr nvor
tlml of lust, your.
Tim ilrntli rntn In I'ittsburir Ih lower
now lliiin It li'w l'-'i '"f I'liflilooti
months. Tlio eholorn senrn deserves
rtvillt. fur t lit roilni'tliiii In uVnths.
Tli" rlty wns relieved (if Homo nf Its
filth.
Mow ninny men will ttilW of thn
i!iirniitlnn of imlitlrnl prtrtlc who will
Boll tlii'lr own votes nnil liiflnoncii In
tli highest bidder. Purity In polities
Hhotilil Is-jrln wltti tlio voter. Tin- wny
to tret (timmI. cOc-hii men Into oftlen Ih to
plvii sueh iiioti your honest support nt
the polln nml resent, wit li Indiiruiitloti
any attempt to Inlhioneo your judgment,
by Improper motives. An lioni-Ht
putrlotle nml hlh-mlnded ennstltueney
will elect only such tnon to oflleo, anil
Hit) ts-st wny to nmkn poll Ileal reforms
Ih to bcjfln rllit nt home. l'unxsu-
tnwncy tSjiiril.
Tim followlnif article from the Illjf
Run Krhn Is n truth which no onn will
attempt to KiiliiHity: M'-n.v parents
allow thor chiltlrcn to (frow up in
Idleness. TIiIh In n nml mlHtnkn which
thousands of fond fathom nnil mothers
hnvo found out too late. (!lvo your
boys somcthinir to do, teach them that
honast work In not n disgrace. Homo
kind of ll(fht work has boon thn making
of pood and tmeftil men out of hundreds
and thousands of boys. Thn reason tlio
country boys surpass tlio city tsiys, la
because they hnvo learned to work and
hnvo had to undoi'Ko hardships In many
lllHtlUieoH.
Tlio question, "who In our best
cltlenV" In answered by thn TIa.clton
Plain Siietikrr ns follows: "Plainly It
la ho who bcBt HorvtiH tho city. If audi
a man, ut tho same time, servos hlniHelf
well, ho Ih doubly a hnro. If nny mnn
la a bod citizen, bocatiHo most of all, and
porhnptiall tho tlmo, he servos himself,
ho deserves publlo condomnatlon and
generally receives It In good measure.
To he a good cltizon In this Bonne,
a man noeds not great wealth, or
evert moderate means. Poor mon are
often the bevt cltlzona. Rich mnn
are oometlmea more loochoR on tho
community neoklng whom they may
dovour."
Not many yoa ago tho moans of
travel were slow and tod loan, but the
dayH of canal-boat and atago-coach are
' becoming dimly In the archives of time.
' Truly we are living in a font age no far
oa travol la connernod. Fifty miles an
hour ia too alow for many poople to-day.
Ninety miles an hour ta aald to have
been tho fastest time made which was
run on the New York division of tho
Reading. The Pennsylvania Railway
company have had an engine built
"which la believed to bo good for one
"hundred mlloe an hour with tho
heaviest passenger train scheduled on
the Pennsylvania system. The man
who would not be satisfied with
that Bpeod la lndood hard to please.
Progress In the construction of engines
is the secret of the progress in travel
I and transportation.
Boys may forgot promises made to
their mother, but a kindness shown
them may bloom afresh In after years.
Douglass Jerrold wrote thus pleasantly
of child life: "Blossed be the hand that
provides for a child, for there 1b no
saying when or whore It may again
bloom forth. Does not almost every
body remember some klnd-hoartod man
who showed him a kindness In tho days
of his childhood? The writer of this
recollects himself, at this moment, as a
barefooted lad, standing at the wooden
fence of a poor little garden in his native
vlllage,where,wlth loving eyes he gazed
at the flowers which were blooming
there quietly in the brightness of a
"Sunday morning. The possessor came
, forth from his little oottage; he was a
wood outter by trade, and spent the
whole day at work in the woods. He
was coming into the garden to gather
flowers to stick in his coat when he
went to church. He eaw the boy, and
breaking off the most beautiful of hia
carnations, which was streaked with red
and white, ho gave It to him. Nolther
" . i 1 1 . i j
vne giver or receiver mmu a wu, uu
with boundinir stews the boy ran borne.
And now here at a distance from that
home, after so many evonts of so many
years, tho feeling of gratitude whloh
ffltatnd the breast of that boy
' expresses itself on paper, The carnation
. .. . t...x ii
baa long since wiinereu, out i uuw
Voma ttreeh."
In certain localities of large cities
yott will sen walls stuMiorn and grim,
windows barred, nil fences high, and
along that ndjolnlng the street orliaH
n sentinel walks. It Is a stone and
Iron cngn for the safe keepltiK mid
miro punishment of offenders who aro
cm i if lit. It niltfht astonish tm If wo
knew how many go to prison for crimes,
In somo form, nnliist property alone.
A check Is forged, a letter Is stolen,
a house Is entered anil ioIiImmI, mi
ai lli'lii on tlio street is npproprlated, n
storn Is plundered, nml then HomclHiriy
arrested, nml the offender gis'S to
prison. There he Is, shut out from
society, and, In the meantime, he is
disciplined by theolllci-rs and Instructed
by the chaplain, that he may appreciate
the illlTerelico between honesty anil
dishonesty. It Is well that this work
Inside the prison-linrs lie emphnt Icnlly
pushed. Would It not bo still better
if outside the liars honesty were more
seriously nnd persistently emphnsi.eil
Sometimes to client someoiie.or a lit 1 1
lie, us it Is teruieil. or a small theft, lire
the h t ' 1 1 i 1 1 u -h t 1 1 1 1 s that lead to the
peiiili'iiliary. The boy who wants to bo
a mail In this world must, be upright,
nnd honest In nil his i. alines with his
fellow men.
Children, until Ui.y are twelve or
thirteen years old, should have at least
ten hours sleep, eleven Is Is'tter; until
eighteen or nineteen, nine hours U none
too much, writes Mrs. Keovil In her
valuable department, "Mot hers't 'orncr,"
in the October Ijiitim' Ihmir Jiiiiriml.
In this country our children Inherit
nervous temperaments. No hygienic
measure soothes, ipiiets and strengthens
the nerves like plenty of sleep.
Children should never Isi wakened
In the inorniiii;. Yet the demands of
hoiishold convenience and tho claims of
school make It. necessary that they
should be out of Im at u certain hour
usually not later than seven. To make
this possible, ami give them their fair
share of sleep so that they will Imi ready
to waken of their own accord, they
must 1st In Is'd between eight and ten,
according to their ages. If Is ilt linn is
miide pleasant to them, as mother-love
can make It, with a story, a little talk
over Hie events of the day, with loving
words and ministrations, Hie hard-ships
of banishment to bed will ls roblicd of
most of Its bitterness.
The Oil City Fuel Supply company aro
laying lines of six-inch pipe from each
of their Millstone gas wells to connect
with thn main Hue at the old Wynktsip
homestead, from where they have lines
to Dullols, Heyiiolilsvllle, Ilrookvillo
and other points. They have fifty or
sixty men ut work grading, ditching
nnd laying pipe. This company bus six
or eight good gnssers in Millstone
township now and Is putting down
several others. The rig Is up for a
new well on the southwest corner of
Wnrrnnt No. ii'iOH, one-half mllo west of
Kaughts. If the company should
happen to strike gas it would mako
that section boom. Brookvlllo Hrub
licit n.
List of Letters.
The following letters remain uncalled
for nt tho poatofllce in Reynoldsvlllc,
Pa., Oct. 15th, 1H2:
I.ADIKS Miss MiiitkIk lliirkn. Miss Mlmilo
Itnlilnwm, MlHsMllllren, Mis Sudlo Itoniilds,
Miss I'lnk Dunsliiic, Mrs. Diinro.
Oenti.rmkn Alox. Reynold, David Whorl,
W. W. Plukull, Will Warner, Uwi. Klrkmnn,
Frank Oultor, J. J. Dugun, Kent. Cnmptwll, E.
V.nyilo, E. I-.Mofflu.
When calling for tho above letters
please say they were advertised.
J. W. Foust, P. M.
Revolver Exploded.
ClIlK Hun Weekly Echo.
A sad accident occurred at Panic last
Saturday. Two of the jubilee singers
wore practicing shooting whon the
revolver exploded and Prof. Harris hod
hia hand badly injured. He was taken
to the DeLancey hospital without delay
and there had the wound dressed and
cared for. He will bo unable to leave
DoLancy for a week.
To Our Patrons.
Having dissolved partnership, it is
necessary that all outstanding accounts
be settled before the 1st of November,
1802, to save trouble thereafter. People
knowing thomsolvos Indebted to us, will
please respond to the above notice.
Thomas Bros.
Wanted.
Everybody to buy $10.00 worth of
goods and get the Qonfimn Mugtuine
for a year free as it Is full of useful
reading matter on many subjects of
interest to the old and young.
Call and see a copy.
J. C. KlNQ & Co.
For Bale.
A well finished house, suitable for a
boarding house, in Prescottville. For
further particulars, Inquire at Cam,
Mitchell's offloe, or at the office of the
secretary of the Reynoldsville Building
and Loan Association.
Valuable Heal Kstate for Bale.
Tho ' Baptist church and grounds
containing several lota situated in
Prescottville is now offered for aalo.
Very desirable for resident lota. For
terms and particulars enquire of M. M,
Davis, Reynoldsville, Pa.
Lost Last Friday evening, between
the hose rooms and Cold Spring Hollow,
a hub cap to a wheel of the nook and
ladder truok. The finder will be re
warded by returning same to
l J. Black.
ForSalb One car load No. 118-Inch
pine shingles. 8. Shafftgr.
Rathmel.
Mrs. HenJ. Pierce wns tnken suddeuly
111 cm Hnturdny evening.
Miss Phenle DuPont suffered for tho
past week with a severe case of qttlnzy,
but Is better now.
August Stenglo and L. A. Hays were
on thn sick list a few days last week
but havo recovered.
Several of our townfolks attended tho
funeral of Mrs. Robert Cameron's sister
at Clarion Mines on Sunday.
Hoblnson Bros., marble cutters, of
Punxsiitawney, set up a monument on
Saturday at thn grave of Sloan Hays In
the I "rospect cemetery.
Dr. K. i. Meltotiry nnd family who
attended the fair and visited relatives
In Indiana returned home W'cdnowlay
after n ten days absence.
A enve In of some of the old rismis
In Sprii'oo mine has mndo a break In
the road along the old Seeloy farm that
makes the road almost, unsure to travel.
Andrew Sutner, quite an old man
who works In Sprague mine, was
severely, although not, dangerously,
injured by a fall of coal Saturday last.
Our former townsman, .f.C.Thnmpsoti,
has moved his family and cITects back
to Itathmel from Dullols. He Intends
building himself a residence In our
town.
John Ditch, who for the past eight
months has been alllieted with n
dead Ismo in one of Ills feet, has thus
far recovered as to Isi able to resume
light work at the mine.
(i. W. Mohney, who has been on the
sick list for over two years, we are
pleased to state is getting well. He
says he feels as though he would 1st
able to commence work ere long again.
Alsiut twcnty-flvn mcmls'i's of Camp
No. 1102 P. O. S. of A. attended Divine
services ut tho West Liberty church on
Sunday nt 2.."I0 o'clock P. M. Rev. J. R.
Dean delivered nil excellent discourse.
Alsiut twelve members of Camp No. 2
P. O. of A. also attended the services.
Unlit. Adams, Mr. McCollough, Mr.
Hocking, Robt (iulmey, Mr. Finch,
Jos. Kolsirts, Wm. Harris and T. J.
Ilroadhead uro building themselves
each residences In town. Wo under
stand tbero will bo quite a number
more built during the fall, if the
weather (H-milts.
Don't commit suicide on uccount of
your "Incurable" bhssl disease. Tho
sensible thing for you to do is Ut take
Ayer's Sarsnparilla. If that fails, why,
then keep on trying, and It will not
fall. Tho trouble is, copln get
discouraged to soon. "Try, try, try
again."
WE HAVE FIRED THE FIRST
AND THE FIRST SHOT PUT A BIG HOLE
IN PRICES ON ALL FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Men'B Good Warm Suits $ 4.00 worth 5.00
Men's Good Serviceable Suits 6.00 worth 8.00
Men's Fine Business Suits 10.00 worth 12.00
Men's Fine Dress Suits 14.00 worth 17.00
These Suits are made in Sacks, Cutaways, Double
Breasted Sacks, Three Button Cutaways
and Straight Buttons.
First
snot.
Second
Shot.
Having 2 large stores with big stocks we.can "Ear Up" all our
Competitors' in the way of showing you a variety of goods.
STORES:
Reynoldsville
A Smart Ilea1.
Mrs. Roberts, of Watorvillo, Mn.,ownf
a dog which Is entitled to rank with any
nf them In point of intelligence. Dnring
an absence of the owner from home thi
dog was left in cars of neighbors, who
In turn went on a vacation, taking the)
animal with them. This wns not agrao
ablo to his dogship, and ho started
overland from one of ths coast towns
in Knox county for home. Night over
took him at Liberty, nnd hn went to
the San ford House, likn any traveler,
to put np. His collar revealed his Idea
tity, and he waa properly cared for and
In the morning sent on his wny rejoio
lug, reaching homo in duo season. Ban
gor Commercial.
11-11 Than 'r-l-ntll.
Summer 1 eauty Couni C'umsoo Is a
ronl count, 1 sen.
Kival Hello How did you find out?
Hummer entity I noticed that you
did not introduce inn. Now York
Weekly.
What Is lining Kens.
She Is It to shorten tho time between
New York and Huston
Ho Not at nil, dearest. Whatthoy'ro
trying to do is to shorten tho timo be
tween Boston and New York. Life.
In 1HW) 12.53 ,H,r rnt, ,,f tlio whole
number of foreign born (lersotiH were
engaged in agriculture, while 18.89, per
cent, of tiie foreign born were engaged
in manufactures.
The stability of electric locomotives nt
high speed is much greater than that of
steam locomotives, and therefore there
Is lms chance of derailment.
it is only within the last ten years that
thn great part that dust plays in weather
making has come to 1st properly under
stood. The colors of sunrise and sunset
aro largely, perhaps mainly duo to thn
presence of invisible dust in the atmos
phere. The wind and tho temperature
of the nir arn also affected by tlio dust.
i'overty is hard, but debt is horrible.
A man might an well have a smoky
house and a scolding wife, which are
said to be the two worst evils of our life.
Spnrgoon.
Vitelliua was murdered in his own
palace by his own guards, and his dead
body was dragged naked through the
streets of Home and thrown into thn
TiW.
If you wish to sec uro a certain and
Ss-edy result, when using Ayer's
Sarsnparilla, bo careful in observing
tho rules of health, or the benefit may
Is) retarded. A fair and persistent
trial of this medicine never fails, when
tho directions are followed.
for Wale.
Celebrated Caledonia sand. Noslfting
required. Tom McKoman, Drayman.
CftAFftlGN NOW OPEN ftT
BELL BROS.
Boy's Good Suits $1. 00 worth $1.50
Boy's Heavy Suits 1.50 worth 2.00
Boy's Fine Suits - 3.00 worth 4.00
Boy's Dress Suits 5.00 worth 6.00
These Suits aro Double or single Breasted with
long or knee pants, ages from 3 years
to 19 years.
Tiiird
Shot.
Men's Servicable Overcoats from $2.5oupto$
Men's Lightweight Overcoats from 5.oo up to
Men's Fine Dress Overcoats from 8.oo up to
Men's Heavy Storm Overcoats from 7.oo up to
All sizes from a 34 up to heavyweights 44.
Fourtn
snot.
DuBois.
Good News.
IKrook.lllii lieiniienit.)
Kvery Indication isilntlng toward tho
building of the railroad between Dullols
nnd Franklin Is hailed by our Mioplo as
gissl news. Wn understand A. B.
Melanin and I). O. Oourlcy aro about
closing out tho sale of fi.OOO acres of coal
Innds In Union township, Jefferson
county and Clarion township, Clarion
county, on tho linn of this prossted
road, to parties Interested In Its
construction. This sale, If made, will
1st a strong Indication that tho road
will hn built. The coal lands will bn
worthless Ui tho purchasers without an
outlet for thn coal. The building of
this road will Isi a great, ndvnntage to
the N-oplo of Hrisikville, and should be
encouraged In every wissible way by our
people. It would Isi a vast, advantage
to the 'ople of Corsica and vicinity,
also. We Iiomi to see the road built
Inside of the next two years.
Can You Drat It?
IVnfl. lil Weekly I'ri'is.
John H. liadebncli Invites any one to
Ik nt, this. He dug III potatoes which
II I led a half bushel, one weighed 2
pounds 1 1 ounces. He gathered over III
bushels from one third of his lot.
Foil Runt Two store nsims 20x80
feet opsisito Hotel Holriap. Knqiiire
of J. H. Corbetl.
Grocery Boomers
HIj'Y WHKKK YOU CAN
w i . I n, i i n i. m
YOU WANT.
FLOUR,
Salt Meats,
Smoked Meats,
CANNKDOOODS,
TKAS, COFFKKS
AMI Al l. ki.vos or
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CONFKCTIONKRY,
TOBACCO,
AND CIGARS,
Kverytblng In tho lino of
Fr!sh Groceries, Feed,
Etc
UihhIh tlellrertnl fre (in)
plum In town.
Coll tm Hit titi'l yet price.
W. C. Schnltz & Son.
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Suit of Uuderwear, all
A Good Stiff Hat for
A Good Soft Hat for
A Good Servicable Pair
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Reynoldsville, Pa,
Opposite Stoko's drug store.
5.oo
lo.oo
2o.oo
18. oo
wool for $l.oo worth $1.5o
1.25 worth 1.75
75 cents worth l.oo
of Gloves 5o cents worth 75