Subscription $l,fto per yenr, in mtrnncc.
An tiili'i'iih'nt livnl imprr, Hlllslii'thrry
Weilni"Mlny tit Id'yiinliNvlllo, .li't1Vrnii Co.
Pa., ilovnlod to llm lntinln of KoynnliUvlllo
anil .li'lTi'i-smii'minl v. Nnit-nnlltlriil, will tn-nt
r. 1 1 Willi fnlrni"ui. nnil will In- ixvlnlly frlriid
y tniinl- I hp lulmrliiK cln.
nni'riiiinii iiii-i" i.wtpT ynr. in nnvnni'i.
rnnuniiiilriillniift Inli'tidi'il for tiultllrtillim
mint, lin n iniinnli'il by tho wnlor' 11111110,
nut for tMiltllt'iitlon, tint nn n miiirniitro nf
Rond full n. Inli'i'i'itlnic nrwH Iti'tiiM moIIcIIimI.
Al vert Ixlnir rnti-M nuiiln known on npiilli'n
tlon til tlio nlllii In Arnnlili' lllni'k.
Li'turhty rnminunli'iitliiiiH nnd rlituitfo of
ndvortlHt'nii'iiti tdinuld riMirti thin nlllro by
Monday noon.
Addii' nil i'ommiinlc'iitlon to ('. A. Htoph
ennon, Kovnnldivllli', I'll.
Knlcri'if nt tln mtnlnVi nt floynoliNvlltp,
Ptt.. ah M'roiift rhiHH mull nmtlor.
A. ft T ft I' 1 1 If MHO, Kdllnr mid lnb.
Wednesday, may 2t. wx
"Tlioy tny," in n-Hiionsllilo for n jftviit
mnny foul ctilmnnlox.
Tn Slum luimtirH nro inirlril iillvo: nnd
In nil ('lilun tlitti'o In not one lutmtlu
asylum.
nad luck cotiioH to men who trut In
lm'k," hiijh Homo ono. It nlxo frMiii'iit
ly cimii's to ttion who tnwt In men.
Almut tho only wiiy to tnnUi' hoiiik
pooplo Imppy l to jirovlilo for thotn
goiiii; sort of Imncliiiirv mnrtyriliitn.
No nmn run bo n iwiuro-iimkor
who In not Hint a noni'i'-kecner. You
enn't Htop a florht by unklno; tbo other
follow to quit.
Thu iiiMiii'Ht biiHincHH in wlilrli u luiin
can fiijjatro ' l"'"' I"'' witncHS
ajf ill list hi lH'ljtblHir. In tho i'tnl tho
BlnnuVrHr U the ono to whom pormu-nt-nt
harm conic.
Prof. Henry Driiiiiiiiontl hhjh there In
no happlnexH in having or In p'ltln,
but only In (fivlnp;, m"' world
Ib on the wrong scent In tho pursuit of
happiness. They think it coiisIsIh in
havlnjf nnd guttlii";, and in belnir served
by others. It consists In jrlvlny and In
serving others.
Profanity is an inexcusable, vice. It
is an offense at;aist tho laws of liod and
also those of our land, and yet it In a
common thing to hear profane laiiguairo
upon our streets dally, yea, hourly. If
tho law was enforced many peuplo w ho
1.1... 41. I I ..I 1.1
uoilHlilur i iii.'iiihci ves rem iin:u union
have to coino down with tho cash for
tho privllego of clothing their expres
sions In profanity.
Tho attendance ut tho World's Fair
Is disappointingly small, only about
18,(KM) per day on an average slnco It
ojiened. This lias not paid tnoro than
ono-fonrth of tho running expenses.
No wonder the managers nro getting
alarmed at. the outlook. Tho total cost
of tho Kxpositlon up to May 1st is shown
by tho Treasurer's report to have, been
$20,2.r(1,(X)0, of which 1000,000 still re
mains unpaid.
There Is uncommon power In tho
commonplace. Nothing Is mora com
monplace than the Infinite blue of tho
sky, yet ono never tires of turning to
Its quiet and and abiding majesty from
the vain pomps and changing HpcetiU'lcH
of men. Truth, vlrtuo, faithfulness,
these aro tho sky of tho soul, and all
brilliant wickedness and oil worldly
wisdom pass away as vain shadows be
fore the everlasting glory of those, sim
ple goodnesses. Kx.
It Is said that using money wisely Is
more of an art than getting money to
use. It requires a larger measure of
ability to spend money as It should 1x)
spent, than to accumulate It In tho first
place. Money is a dangerous thing to
. handle. It ruins many a man through
- tempting hlra to its overweening mir-
-sult; and it ruins many another man
through tempting him to squander It
when gathered, or to depend on It un
duly as a means of happiness or of use
fulness. Tho art of spending money
aright Is commanding more attention
than evor before In this country, where
the art of accumulating money is al
ready a familiar ono.
A cheerful disposition Is bettor than
rlchos, or social position, or any of tho
rewards of ambition; hotter than all
else save only tho character which God
loves. But while evory one Is ready to
say yes to this somewhat commonplace
proposition, their conduct does not as a
rule conform to the affirmative. Not
because there is any one who does not
wish to be choerful, "but how can I bo,"
he moans,' "when there are so many
clouds afloat In my gloomy sky, and
when my pathway in life is so full of
.snares and sorrows ?" Well, it can not
bo donled that on all hands there are
sources of grlof and no heart is always
able, with its firmest resolves to the
contrary, to rise above their depressing
influence, Nevertheless there is usual
ly a bright side to the darkest prospect,
if only it be looked for. The purpose to be
cheerful whatsoever ono's situation, is
half tho secret of a happy life; and the
whole of it is to possess a cheerful heart
out of which this fine purpose grows.
No good comes of brooding. Much
good comes of making the bust of things.
The patent reoipe for cheerfulness is,
living out of ourselves and for others.
It is said of the philanthropist
Howard that when he felt disposed to
an indulgence of "the blues," he lifted
off the threatening burden by seizing
his hat and going and doing somebody
what good he could. To brighten those
about us is to become bright ourselves.
Memorial Day.
IlF.ADg'ita Df.p't of Pa. O. A. I
U., Piiiladki.HIIA, May 1, 1)3. f
ComhaIiks: Another year lias passed
and we are again rcinlncd the ttmo is
approaching when wo make our annunl
visitation to tho habitations of the dead.
More than twotity-ulght years havo
passed slnco the Angel of Peace spread
her wings over our beloved country.
In all that time you havo never faltered
In your devotion to the memory of your
departed comrades, and now In the
midst of this beautiful season of tho
year, when all nature Is bright, nnd tho
sweet perfume of the flowers of spring Is
around nnd ntmut us, it were well that
we stop nt 'he milestone of nnd
with solemn thoughts nnd utterances
renew our nlleglance to the cause for
which so ninny of our bravo comrades
went down to their death, or since tho
eventful days of the war have dropped
by tho wayside. I,ct us show by our
zeal In tho performance of this sacred
duty, that we lx-lleve It Is well for tho
country to thus honor the memory of
her defenders, iiml in this manner teach
an object lesson of patriotism which will
not soon bo forgotten. Tor our com
rades who have answered tho lust roll
cull there nro In our hearts words. If we
could speak them, that nro as Passion
Mowers, and sentences that are as
wreaths of Amaranth. They sleep un
der the ilew and the daisy. To their
memory on May With, wo will drop
the tribute of a tear: and on the lowly
mounds scattered throughout our great
commonwealth let us plant the beauti
ful llowcrs of spring time, that will 1o
watered w ith the tears of the people of
a grateful country. As we Ih-iiiI o'er
the graves of our comrades, we can re
call, ns If In sweet communion, their
noble, unselfish sacrifices and heroic
tearing In the hour of danger, for
humanity and civilization. In this
spirit of meditation we look about us
and see the evidences of prosperity all
over this broad hind, ami whilst we can
recall nothing which can arouse a feel
ing of vinilletiveuess or sectional pas
sion, we feel proud of the fact that our
honored dead were comrades In tho
grandest volunteer army the world ever
knew. Let us, therefore, perform tho
duties of the day ill a reverent spirit,
and thus show to the world our appre
ciation of their efforts In the days of
long ago, and for the few remaining
days allotted to us let us so live that
when we, ton, shall huvo lieen called,
"wo may wrap the drapery of our couch
about us nnd lie down like one to pleas
ant d reams."
Hy command of Department ( 'ommnn-
der Thos. (J. Sample.
Sam'i. P. Town,
Asst. Adjt. tieneral.
Poorly Organized.
llliiH'kniiy rllle Itironl.
A man prominent In local labor cir
cles is authority for the statement that
slnco active coal developments began,
tho miners of Jefferson county were
never so poorly organized us at tho
present time. Atone time scarcely a
mine existed which was without an or
ganization of some kind, and the his
tory of tho pnst has been marked at
different periods by a decided spirit
of aggressiveness on the part of tho
labor unions.
Tho Knights of Laltor have been tho
backbonu of all lnlsir unions in this sec
tion. Other miners' organizations were
instituted and waxed strong, and were
auxillarly In somo form or other to the
K. of L. Assemblies flourished at
Ilroekport, Clarion Mines, Ueechtreo
and Coal Glen, but now all havo lapsed.
Tho only mining towns which havo nn
organization at present aro Ilorutio and
Anita. An Assembly exists ut Clay
vlllo, but It is a mixed local, and not
confined exclusively to mine workers.
Various causes uro assigned for tbo
decline of unionism In this section, but
tho most likely reason is tho depression
which has existed in coal mining for
the past year or two. 'Yhilo some of
the larger collieries havo rim pretty
steadily, tho low coal districts have
barely made half time. Nothing is so
demoralizing in tho ranks of labor as
idleness, and slack work is always
marked by a corresponding decrease In
agitation.
Memorial Day Program.
Parade will form at 0.15 a. m., right
resting on corner of Main and Fifth
streets. 1st, Daptist Sunday school;
2nd, Methodist Sunday school; 3rd,
Presbyterian Sunday school, then all
other Sunday schools that wish to join;
4th, band; 5th, Jr. O. U. A. M.: flth, P.
O. S. of A.; 7th, Sr. O. U. A. M. and all
other orders that wish to turn out; 8th,
S. of V.; 0th, W. It. C; 10th, firing par
ty with G. A. It. in rear. Column will
proceed to Uoulah cemetery, at the gate
will halt and open ranks and the W. It.
C, G. A. It. and S. of V. pass through
and receive the flowers. The proces
sion will march around tho circle to a
place designated and form a hollow
square whore special services will bo
rendered and the graves of our com
rades will be decorated. Column will
move at 0.30 A. M. sharp. G. A. It. re
quests that all business places bo closed
from 9 to 10 o'clock.
Joseph Shaffer, Marshal. .
Ladies cloan your kid gloves with
Mousquetaire glove cleaner, for sale
only by J. B. Arnold, the leading house
In town, for dressed and undressed kid
gloves in all the most desirable shades.
Attention Ladies.
All members of tho W. It. C. aro re
quested to bo present at tho regular
meeting Friday, May 2flth, by order of
tho president. '
M. CrtAia Kwino, See.
Tbo vnst facilities of tho J. C. Aynr
Co., of Iowoll, Mass., enables them to
plneo The Superior Ulood-purlller
Ayer's Snrsnpnrllln within easy reach
of tho pi h ires t Invalid. Don't 1m In
duced to take a "cheap" substitute.
Always remember that tbo Is-st Is tho
cheniM-st.
Croaker Fertilizer.
Tbo Croaker Fertilizer for sale nt
.1. W. Johnston' feed store, West Ilcyn
oldsvllle. Frank P. Host, agent for tho
fertilizer, also sells It nt bis farm in
Wlnslow township.
Do You Need Shoes t
We have tho latest styles at popular
prices. llKKIl'S HllOK STDItR.
Henry A. Heed, the shoo man, has at
last something to help suffering human
ity. He bus the Infallible Corn Cure,
which never fails to remove corns and
docs not Injure tho feet. No cure, no
pay. Why suffer when "1 cents will
stop the cause.
Specinl Notice.
Try my buggies, they are as good ns
the best, and low In price. You will pay
middle men a big price nnd get no ls-t-ter.
.1. K. Johnston, Knthmcl.
Very pretty ten sets for I.T.'i at
Sehllltze's.
Best shoe In the world at Hobln-
si m's.
I'lrc liiMiirmii'i
Since 1HTH. NorwooiK!. l'lliney, Drunk
vllle, I'll. Old and reliable companies
represented. o lirnb riiiii; All orders
by mall will i elve prompt attention.
Walter Spry, of Hoytioldsvillo, Is my
authorized and licensed solicitor. Cy
clune policies nlsn written. 11-21.
Ladles line sole lace shoes $X) at
Hobinson's.
?viftlit(t mtth the 0Mle.
mTkknnTDmwoy
ut, the home of the officiating min
ister, Itev. T. I lemlerson, llrnokville,
C. 10. MeKcimii, of lOleo, Washington
county. Pa., und Mnrtbu Dickey, of
Hevnoldsville, Pa.
JOTICK TO
TAX-PAYEltS.
I'nrHiuitit to nn Ad of Ansi-mlily, I will nt
4ikI, ut tht follow!. itr time iiikI plnce, in
rcivlvt' county itml shitu tuxes for tho yvtxr
lNit:t, to-wlt :
WnrHiiw twp., Went, Thnrsfltiy, .fini( 1st, ut
the house of (1. V. Ulfhimls, In the forenoon,
I 'oik wt., Thmsilny, June 1st, ut the house
uf I'ullon HhoMuer, In the iiflemoon.
Ilenth iwi I'l hhiy, June 'Jud, ut. thu house
of Milton I'ulne, In the forenoon.
Mu melt t wji., I'l hlity, June 'iitd.iit the house
of U lllfiini Wuiltiee In Ihe artei-noon.
Khlreil twit., Hiitunluy, .lime :ird, lit the
Jones hotel, In the forenoon, unci In the lifter
noon ut lite store nl Howe.
Iteuver twp., Momhty, June .1th, nt the store
of It. ('. Kelt, In the forenoon,
Worlhvllle hoioinrh. Monthly, June nth, lit
the house of K. II. (o-lsl. In the ufiei-noon.
ItliiL'imlil tw.. Tuesthiv, June llth, ut the
hotel In Klnuunlil, In the forenoon.
Toi ler twp., Tuesday, June lit h, ut Hie house
of (ieorire liKh, In the iifternoon.
I'erry Iwp, Wednesday, June 71 h, tit the
house of Sharp Nenle, In the forenoon, und In
the iifternoon ut the store ut Frost hurti
t'luy vllle horouuh, Thursday, Juno Nili, tit
the Central hotel.
I'unxsiituwney lioroutfh, Friday, June Hlh,
lit Hotel I'aulall.
Vountf twp., Huturduy, Jiiuu luth, tit Hold
I'antnll.
Itelltwp., Monday, June 1'Jtli, nt thu house
of Henry Itrown, In the forenoon.
(asklll Iwp., Monday, June l'-'th.nt (llbson'f
store, In the forenoon.
Itltt Kun horouuh, Tuesday, June Flth, ut
the McClure Hoii-e.
Henderson Iwp., Wednesday. June Uih.ut
the house of Andrew I'ifer, tu'the forenoon.
MeCiiluiotit 1h p., Wednesday, June Uih.ut
the hou-e of lunlel North, In the afternoon,
(diver twp., Thursday, June I.Mh, ut thu
Htorn In Ollvelmru In the forenoon, und ut
MrKlnslry'H store In tin iifternoon.
Kuo twp., Friday, June liith.ut McCtuek
en'n store. In Ihe forenoon.
rinerreek twp.. Friday, June HI, ut the Htoro
of F. Welser, In Ihe afternoon.
I one twp., Haturiliiv June 17th, tit thoTreus
tirer's ( Mitre, Itrookvllle.
Washington twp., Monday. June lmh, ut
Itockdale In the forenoon, and at the Wash
ington hotel In the afternoon.
Hnyder twp. and Itroeltwayvllle Iwirouk'h,
Tuesday, June 'Join, ut thu liOtfan House.
Warsaw tw o. east, Wednesday, lune 'ilst, ut
the house of J. A. Fox, In tin forenoon.
Fulfill twp. nnd Corsica IrorouKh, Thursday,
June &!nd, at tilcnn'r hotel.
Hiitumervllle horouuh, Friday, Juno lnt ut
tho Couiuierelal hotel, In the forenoon.
Clover twp., Friday, June 2;ird, at thu house,
of J, Ksheltnun, In thu afternoon.
Itrookvllle horouifh, Haturduy, Juno 34th, at
the Treasurer'M olttee,
KeynoldKvllle horouuh, Tuusday, Juno 27th,
at the Hotel McCoimoU.
Wlnslow twp., U ednssduy, Juno 2M1 h, at tho
Hotel McConnell,
Tn rt leu paying taxes at tho above times,
and pluees, will save ten er rent., us that
amount will he added when placed In tho
hands of tho colloeUm.
Mercantile Ureases will bo collected utalt
places visited, and all licenses remaining un
paid after the tlrst of July will 1k placed In
thu hundsof tho proper ollieiuls for collection.
A, O. HcWILLIA.HS, Co. Tread.
The Percheron Stallion.
8ULTRNI
Will utand for mares at tho following
places: J. K. Mulhnllaud, near Punic,
on Monday and bulaneo of each week at
owner's barn In Paradise settlement.
Description. Sultan Is a bright dun
plo gray, li yearn old, HiJ hands high
and weighs 1700 pounds', has good stylo
and fine action, and a good disposition.
Will show for himself.
Pedigree. Sultan was sired by Old
Sultan, Imported from France by W. T.
Waltoi-s, of Baltimore, Md. First dam
Olo Colie, by Prlncu Na)olcon, also im
ported from Franco; second dam, by Old
Klggor, lmportodi third dam, Wax
work, Imported.
Terms. $5.00 for the season, payable
with tho first Borvleo of tho horse; $0.00
to Insure mare with foal, payable us
soon as mare is known to be with foal;
or $H.OO to insure living foal on foot.
Parting with an Insured mare before
known to be with foal forfeits tho Insur
ance. All reasonable care taken, but
not accountable for accidents.
Thomas Reynolds, r., Owner.
t'mtltotietnrtti Wit.
JOUritdl'IIONDTAItV,
WIKMAM 11. KUTTF.ri,
or t'l.Arvu.i.K linimtioii,
Pnli.li'1't. In net Ion of tlie rt'iiiililli'inm of .Ii'ITit
miii Co. nl tin' iirliiuiry eli'i'tliin, .luiie 17, JWI,
,U I'HOTIIO.NOTAKY,
JOHN H. HA UK.
Or PmrriiKKK Tnwsmi',
Ru!icit to nclloti nf tltr I'l'pultllriitiM nt Ji'lTr
sen I n. ul Ihe pi Iihiii v I'li'i'llmi, June 17, Ihiki.
JAK 1'UOTIIONOTAHY,
HollKHT M. SWISH F.Il,
Or I't.ATVII.I.R IIOIIOI'llll.
Hllli.tl'i't In net Inn of till' retilllitlclitm of .fctTcr
H4iii Co. at Urn rltniit-y cli'ctiitii, .luiin 17, I Hir.i.
SOirrlfT.
,Vll HIIF.Itll T,
K. NI'.FF,
Or ItKYNnt.HSVII.I.K IIOIIOI'llll,
Huliji'i't tiini'tlim of tlie ri'iiiitilli'iiiwnf .li'tTi'f
miiii I'n. at the iit'liiiiny eli'i'tliin, .liini' 17, Ihii:i.
,VHt HIII'.KII'I',
DAVID i. (lOPULFV,
or IIiiookvii.i.k lloiioriin,
Huliji'i't In tii'llnnnr tlie rciiililli'nn4 nf .IcITcr
Nnh Co. ut the prlinnry elccl Inn, .limn 17, IMi;t,
j,mhi iit:ico'F.
( HAHI.F.SO. WILSON,
Or I't-NxscTAwxnr liotiormi,
Huli.li'i'l In net Inn of the ri'pulil leu ns of .ti'lTer
Hitn I 'n. nl I lie prliiuil-y elccl Inn, June 17, IKKI,
pHtPIIKKII'K,
(KOIMiFi W. WAItNK'K,
Or Hi:rxni.iiNVii.i.K tluiioriin,
Hilli.lci't to lii'llnn nf I hi t-rpilltllrtniMof .Icircr
sun I'n. ut I In. I'rlimity i-li'i'tlini, .hum 17, Ism.
JiltHIIHItllH'r
K. W. McMIf.f.KN,
Or ItKTMII.ImVtl.l.K IIOIIOI'llll,
Subject to ni'llnii nf tin ili'iniNTiilH nf .IcnYr.
mum i'n. hi the ptlitiin-y eli'i'tliin, lune, tyi:i.
Vtountii Crcituvtr.
Jl'OK TltKASfltKK,
.lollN WAITi:,
or WiNsLow TowNsinr,
Hlllijerl In net Inn nf lite rrpillillritim nf .Ti'lfcr
miiii I'n. nt llic prliiiiiry clcrtliiii, .limn 17, 1n1i:i.
i'iiU TI!KASI'ltl:it,
N. D. CoKKY.
Or IM'NXsi'TAWNr.r lloimriiii.
Hiililcct
In net Inn nf Hie ri'lilllillcllllt nf .li'tTiT-
miiii I n,
III the prliiiiiry elect lint, .hitic 17, v.i;i.
THKASl Ul.U,
W. W. CIUKSMAN,
I r l i.A yvii.i.k llniincoii,
In ml lull nf the miiiiIiIIi'Iiiim nf .1 1 11 --
Slllijii't
SDN I II,
ill the pi I nun. v ili'i'l Inn, ,liuii 17, Imii:i,
JoItT
HKASritKI(7
AHTIHJH MOHfMSON,
Or I'nion Township,
In net inn of tin' ri'lllllillrmiMiif .ll'lfer-
Hilli.lci't
miiii I ii.
ill the prliinit-y elei'llnii film 17, Im'.cI.
J'olt TltKASL'liKH,
W. II. LUCAS,
OrCuiisii'A llolllll'llll,
Hllh.ll'Ct In licllini nf Ihe ri'lllllillcllllM nf Jclfcr
HiniCo. ill Hie prliiiiiiy clcclliiii, .liinii 17,
(romtull(incv.
FOH COM M I S WON K It,
W. T. COX,
t)r Winslow Township,
HhIiJii'I fo net Inn of the ri'piilillriinsnf li'lTcr.
miiii Co. lit the prlinnry elccl Inn, .limn 17, IMi:i.
Foil COMMISSIONER,
DANIF.L HltKWKH,
Or I'kiiiiy Township,
Huliji'i't tn net Inn nf I he republicans nf .Iclfer.
Min I'n. nt Hip I'i-I i y elect inn, Juno 17,
Foil (XM MISSION ER.
.lOSKPFI DAHlt,
Or HiiooKrii.i.R lloiioriin,
Hnbji'ct. to lii'llnn nf Hie rcpiililiciins nf Ji'ffer
Hiin Co. at I he prliiiiiry nice! inn, June 17, IMfl.
Foil COMMIHHIONEH,
JOSKP1I HULLKHS,
or U'aiisaw Township,
Huliji'i't tniictlnn of Ihe n'plllillciilisnf .Icffcr
hiiii Co. ut thu prliiiiiry elect inn, .luiin 17, ImKI.
Foil COMMISSIONER,
M. F. WOtJDS,
Or Ki.iiiikd Township,
Hiitijcct tn net Inn of the licnincnilM nf .Icffer
miii Co. lit the prlinnry elcrllnn, June 1, 1Mi;i.
Fob COMMISSIONER,
A. W. MULHOLLANI),
Or VVinsijiw Township,
Huliji'i't tn net Inn nf tho Hi'incx-iuti nf .Icrfcr
min Co. ut. Hiu prliiiiiry clcctiiiii, Juno 4, Ni;i.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
S. M. SHIELDS,
Or Ci.iivt:n Township,
Hilbject tnlicllnn nf the ri'plllilii'linSnf .Icrfcr
ihiii Co. lit tho prlmuiy elcrllnn Juno 17, Iswi.
iMiacrllanrou.
c,
MITCHELL,
ATTOI1XEV-AT-LAW.
Offlcp on West Main street, opnimlto tlio
Coiiiniorclul lliitol, llnynnlilsvlllo, 1'u,
D
H. B. K. HOOVEH,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
HiiBldcnt dentist. In liullillnir neur Metho
dist church, niHisit A mold block, Gontlo
iiohii In nptirutiiiK.
Ootcl.
T TOT EL McCONNELL,
AX
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Fit AN K J. JILACK, Proprietor.
Tho loiuliiiK lintel nf tho town. Ilciiliiiar
tors for ciiiiuiiorcliil mini. HU'iim hunt, froe
bus, hiilli riKiniM mill clnsots on evory floor,
Biinipln rooms, billluiU rnuni, Uilopliuno ton
lioolloiiM, JJOTEL DELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
ailEENd CONSEIt, Proprietor
First Plans In every pnrtlciiliir. Lwiilod In
the very rent re of tlio Imi-Iiio, pari of tnwn.
1 rro 'bus tn und from trains und commodious
Buniplu moms for roiiiincivlul truvolurs.
MERICAN HOTEL,
RROOKVILLE, PA.
li UFFJNO TON A LONG, I'rop't.
Omnibus to nnd from nil trains. European
roHtuiiruut. Uuiimo heuiod mill liitiitod by
KHH. Hut und cold wiuer. Wi'storii L'nlou
Teloxruph oltlce In bullillinr. The hotel Is
uttod with nil Hie modern cuiivonlonces.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
BROOKVILLE, PA
rilJL P. CAIWIElt, Proprietor,
Bumiiln rooms on the ground floor. House
heutod by uuturul gun. Omnlbu to uud from
ull trulus.
Don't Walk! but buy a
the cheapest to the highest
price at
O. F. HOFFMAN'S,
The Reynoldsville Jeweler.
We Have Recived our
SEGOND INVOIGB
NewSpnngDress Goods!
Do not fail to come and see
them. They are Beauties.
BING & CO.,
NOLAN BLOCK,
Do You Know
Where to Make Dollars
Do Double Duty ?
Why certainly at
BOLGER BROS.'
well Stottei CMlini EioFin,
AVhere you will find the Largest Assortment of
jS.Prl.nP! Hats and
Handsome Jeckwear
Ever offered to the people of Reynoldsville. It may be said
of our stock that "Nature made it and then broke the
mould," for the garments we offer look more stylish than
many high priced custom-made suits.
OUR OBJECT
In advertising is to let everybody know how thoroughly we
combine perfection of Style, Fit and Finish with the most
Reasonable Prices.
Have you selected your
SPRING .'.SUITS?
If not, do not delay, but come at once and inspect our
stock, which comprises the latest styles iu Sacks, Cutaways,
Double Breasted Square Cuts and Prince Alberts.
Respectfully,
BOLGER BROS.,
Originators ot the Small Prollt Sgstem.
All grades from
OF-
MHIN STHET.